Vocabulary Flashcards
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Bond (n) (relationship)
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a close connection joining two or more people
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Conflict (n) (rivalry/competition)
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an active disagreement between people about something
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instinct (n)
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the natural way people or animal doing something without think
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interaction (n) (communication)
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an occasion when people communicate with each other
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resemblance (n) (look-like)
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people or things look like each other
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rivalry (n) (conflict/competition)
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a situation when people compete with each other for the same thing
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sibling (n)
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brothers or sisters
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temperament (n) (attitude)
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the emotional character
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tie (n) (bond/relationship)
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a connection between two or more people
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upbringing (n)
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teach someone by moral lesson
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accommodate (v)
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to provide a place to live
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adopt (v) (accept)
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accept or started to use something new
the government should adopt new law
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inherit (v) (receive)
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to receive money or house from someone after they have died
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interact (v) (connect)
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verb of interaction
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nurture (v) (like upbringing)
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take care of someone
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relate (v)
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to talk about bond or tie between two or more people
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close-knit (adj) (close)
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to describe a relationship that is very close
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maternal (adj)
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relate to mother family
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parental (adj)
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relate to parents
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rewarding (adj)
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giving a reward make you feel satisfied after you have done something important or useful
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reward (n) (award)
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something that make you feel satisfied after you have done something important or useful
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stable (adj) (sustainable)
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not likely to move or change
a stable person is mentally healthy
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aspect (n) (appearance)
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the appearance or expression on a person’s face
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desire (n) (ambition)
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a strong feeling that you want something
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fulfilment (n)
a feeling of pleasure or satisfaction when you are happy in your life
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optimist (n)
a person who aways believe good thing will happen
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realist (n)
a person who aways believe real thing
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idealist (n)
a person who believe that very good things can be achieved in the future
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pessimist (n)
a person who believe that very bad things can be happen
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risk-taker (n)
a person who often takes risk situation
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outlook (n)
a person's way of understanding or thinking about something
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priority (n)
something that is very important
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self-expression (n)
expression of your personality, emotions or ideas
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attract (v)
make somebody like you
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fulfil (v) (finish)
finish something
| make somebody feel happy
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motivate (v) (inspire)
make somebody want to do something well
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participate (v)
to join in a activity
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regret (v)
a feeling sorry about a mistake that you have made
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satisfy (v)
to please someone by giving them what they want or need
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dissatisfied (adj)
not pleased with someone
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recreational (adj)
connected with ways of enjoying yourself
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anxiety (n)
an uncomfortable feeling of nervousness
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appetite (n) (desire/ craving)
a feeling that you want to eat food
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artery (n)
the thick tubes that carry blood from the heart to other parts of the body
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asset (n) (benefit/resources)
something have value such as property
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craving (n) (desire/appetite)
the feeling that wanting something
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depression (n)
the feeling that is without hope in the future
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diagnosis (n)
a disease or health problem that is made after examining
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disorder (n)
opposite with order
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infection (n)
a disease in a part of your body that is caused by bacteria or virus
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insomnia (n)
lack of sleep
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intake (n) (# output)
the act of taking in something, especially breath
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onset (n) (begin)
the beginning of something
| the onset of the winter
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portion (n) (proportion)
a part of something
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serving (n) (serve)
an amount of food that is given to one person
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counteract (v)
to reduce or remove the effect of something
| this medicine can counteract the effects of the poison
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curb (v)
to control or limit something
| to curb one's anger
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cure (v/n) (treat/ treatment)
doing treatment
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diminish (v) (decrease/reduce)
to reduce or be reduced in size, importance or value
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disrupt (v) (interrupt)
to prevent something
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eliminate (v)
to remove or take away someone or something
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stimulate (v)
to encourage something to grow or develop
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trigger (v)
to cause something to start
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acute (adj) (heart disease)
a disease is quickly becomes very serious
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chronic (adj)
opposite with acute
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brisk (adj)
active
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infectious (adj)
a disease able to be passed from one person, animal or plant to another
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moderate (adj)
enough
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persistent (adj) (patient)
something happen in a long time (about things)
patient (about people)
persistent rain
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regular (adj)
happening or doing often
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gesture (n/v) (body language)
a movement of body to express an idea
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infant (n)
people when they are a baby
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toddler (n)
a young children is learning to walk
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adolescent (n)
teenager
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young adult (n)
people are 20-30 years old
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middle age (n)
people are 30-50 years old
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older adult (n)
people are 50 and more years old
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maturity (n)
character like adult
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transition (n)
a change one form or type to another
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acquire (v)
get or buy something
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imitate (v)
to copy the speech or behaviour of somebody
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mature (v)
the act like adult
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visualise (v)
imagine
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abstract (adj)
not real
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cognitive (adj)
relate to experience
| cognitive behaviour therapy
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clumsy (adj)
not careful
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fully-grow (adj)
finish physical growth and will not grow taller
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immature (adj)
opposite with maturity
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irresponsible (adj)
opposite with responsible
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mature (adj)
talk about an adult woman
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rebellious (adj)
often use force to against somebody
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tolerant (adj)
accept somebody's behaviour
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typically (adv) typical (adj)
identify a particular thing
| typical chatacter
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assignment (n) (task)
a piece of work give to someone as a part of their study or job
(The project is a difficult assignment)
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'controversy (n) (conflict/ rivalry)
a lot of disagreement or argument about something
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dissertation (n)
a long piece of writing on a particular subject
| a dissertation of Vietnamese history
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curriculum (n)
the subjects studied in a school or college
| Is French on your school's curriculum ?
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kindergarden (n)
for children aged five
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junior/primary school (n)
for children who are seven to eleven years old
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senior/high school (n)
for children who twelve to eighteen years old
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learning disorder (n)
lack of organization
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syllabus (n)
the subjects or books to be studied in a particular course or subject
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analyse (v)
to study something in detail, in order to discover about it
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conduct (v)
organize a particular activity
| how do you conduct the project ?
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struggle (v)(n)
try to do something
I struggle to express my opinion
after a long struggle, he gained control of company
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eligible (adj)
enough condition for a particular situation
| eligible for membership
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accuracy (n)
the ability to do something without making mistakes
| he finished this project with high accuracy
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conjecture (n)(v)
a guess about something based on how it seems and not on proof (evidence)
(your conjecture is right)
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dialect (n)
a form of a language that people speak in a particular part of a country
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hesitation (n)
not fluency
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language barrier (n)
a language fence to prevent somebody
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linguist (n)
someone who studies foreign languages or can speak them very well
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linguistics (n)
the subjects to study language in details and discover more
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mother tongue (n)
the first language that you learn when you are a baby
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sign language (n)
a system of hand and body movements that to represent words
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clarify (v)
to make something clearer or easier to understand by giving more details and simpler explanation .
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comprehend (v) (appreciate)
to understand something completely
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conclude (v)
to end a speech, meeting or piece of writing
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converse (v)
- to have a conversation with someone
- opposite with something
conversely
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define (v)
to say what the meaning of something
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definition (n)
meaning of something
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demonstrate (v)
to show how to do something or how something works.
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distinguish (v)
to understand the difference between two things
| some children can't distinguish 2 colors that are blue and green
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evolve (v)
to develop gradually
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illustrate (v)
show or represent
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imply (v)
to communicate an idea or feeling without saying it directly
| do you imply that I'm telling the truth
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indicate (v)
express or illustrate
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recall (v)
remind
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signify (v)
to be a sign of something
| do dark clouds signify rain ?
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state (v)
to say or write something, especially clearly and carefully
| to state your opinion
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incoherent (adj)
opposite with coherent
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coherent (adj)
clearly and understand easily
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anxious (adj)
adjective of an anxiety
