Vocab Flashcards

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progress

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to move forward or improve.

Example: She is making progress in her studies.

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assessed coursework

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graded assignments or projects.

Example: The final grade includes both exams and assessed coursework.

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either

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one or the other.

Example: You can choose either option for your project.

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case

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an example or instance.

Example: Let me give you a case to illustrate the point.

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to determine sth

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to find out or decide something.

Example: The investigation aims to determine the cause of the incident.

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knowledge

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information and skills acquired through experience or education.

Example: He has extensive knowledge in the field of technology.

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whatever

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anything or everything.

Example: You can choose whatever you like from the menu.

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to interact

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to communicate or work together.

Example: The team members need to interact effectively to achieve the project goals.

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admission

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permission to enter or join.

Example: The admission fee grants access to all museum exhibits.

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degree

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an academic qualification.

Example: She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Economics.

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profession

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a paid occupation.

Example: Teaching is a respected profession.

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competition

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a contest or rivalry.

Example: The athletes trained hard for the upcoming competition.

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process

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a series of actions or steps.

Example: The production process involves several stages.

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to apply (for sth)

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to request or seek something.

Example: She decided to apply for the scholarship.

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to revise sth

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to review or change something.

Example: He revised his essay before submitting it.

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application

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a formal request.

Example: The job application requires a cover letter and CV.

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to consist of sth

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to be made up of something.

Example: The team consists of professionals from various backgrounds.

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CV (curriculum vitae)

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a document listing your education and work experience (British English).

Example: She sent her CV along with the job application.

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cover letter

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a letter sent with a job application.

Example: The cover letter should highlight your key qualifications.

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personal statement

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a written description of one’s achievements and goals.

Example: The personal statement is a crucial part of the college application.

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applicant

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a person who applies for something.

Example: The selection committee reviews all applicants before making a decision.

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to stand out

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to be noticeable or exceptional.

Example: His unique skills make him stand out among the candidates.

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volunteer

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a person who works without pay.

Example: She decided to volunteer at the local charity organization.

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work experience

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practical experience gained from working.

Example: Internships provide valuable work experience for students.

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to thrive on sth
to do well because of something. ## Footnote Example: Some people thrive on challenges in the workplace.
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to fit in
to blend or belong. ## Footnote Example: It takes time to fit in with a new team.
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victim
a person harmed by something. ## Footnote Example: The victim of the accident was taken to the hospital.
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childhood
the period of being a child. ## Footnote Example: Her childhood memories are filled with joy and laughter.
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to make sure
to confirm or ensure. ## Footnote Example: Please double-check to make sure everything is correct.
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connected to
linked or related to. ## Footnote Example: The new project is connected to the company's long-term goals.
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to come to mind
to think of something. ## Footnote Example: His name always comes to mind when we discuss leadership.
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apart from
except for. ## Footnote Example: Apart from a few minor issues, the event was a success.
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compulsory
required or mandatory. ## Footnote Example: Attendance at the meeting is compulsory for all employees.
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developing country
a nation with a less advanced economy. ## Footnote Example: Many developing countries face challenges in infrastructure development.
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equal
the same in value, measure, or status. ## Footnote Example: All employees should be treated as equal members of the team.
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access
the ability to use or enter. ## Footnote Example: The key provides access to the restricted area.
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primary education
the first stage of formal education. ## Footnote Example: Primary education focuses on basic skills and knowledge.
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secondary education
the second stage of formal education. ## Footnote Example: Secondary education prepares students for higher studies or work.
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tertiary education
education at university or college level. ## Footnote Example: Tertiary education offers specialized knowledge in various fields.
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further education
education beyond secondary school, typically non-degree. ## Footnote Example: Further education courses provide practical skills for the workforce.
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technical college
an institution offering vocational education. ## Footnote Example: He enrolled in a technical college to study automotive engineering.
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vocational school
a school teaching skills for a specific job. ## Footnote Example: Vocational schools train students for careers in healthcare, technology, and trades.
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particular
specific or special. ## Footnote Example: She has a particular interest in environmental conservation.
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widespread
common or prevalent. ## Footnote Example: The issue of climate change has become widespread in global discussions.
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working life
the period during which a person works. ## Footnote Example: Balancing family and working life can be challenging.
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work placement
a temporary job, often part of a course. ## Footnote Example: The internship provided valuable work placement experience.
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course
a series of lessons or classes. ## Footnote Example: She enrolled in a course on digital marketing strategies.
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apprentice
a person learning a trade from a skilled worker. ## Footnote Example: The apprentice shadowed the master carpenter to learn the craft.
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to attend sth
to go to or be present at something. ## Footnote Example: Students are required to attend all lectures for the course.
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apprenticeship
a system of training for a specific trade. ## Footnote Example: The company offers an apprenticeship program for aspiring electricians.
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curriculum
the subjects comprising a course of study. ## Footnote Example: The curriculum includes core subjects and elective courses.
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to state sth
to say or declare something. ## Footnote Example: The policy clearly states the rules and regulations.
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mixture
a combination of different things. ## Footnote Example: The recipe calls for a mixture of spices and herbs.
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range
a variety of things or people. ## Footnote Example: The store offers a wide range of products to choose from.
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elective subject
a subject chosen by the student. ## Footnote Example: Students can select elective subjects based on their interests.
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depending on
determined by or contingent on. ## Footnote Example: The project deadline may vary depending on the scope of work.
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period
a length of time. ## Footnote Example: The training program lasts for a period of six months.
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independent study
studying on one’s own, without direct supervision. ## Footnote Example: Independent study allows students to explore topics at their own pace.
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homeschooling
education at home by parents or tutors. ## Footnote Example: Homeschooling provides personalized education for children.
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assessment
evaluation or grading of performance. ## Footnote Example: The final assessment determines the student's understanding of the subject.