What is VR and its Role In Hybrid Work?

Question 1

Nebulous

Answer 1

adjective
Unclear & vague
* This seems to be a rather nebulous concept.
* They only have some nebulous ideas of future plans.

Question 2

A vague notion

Answer 2

noun
An idea/belief that not clear
* I only have a vague notion about nuclear physics.
* They had a vague notion that it was not legal.

Question 3

Virtual Frontier

Answer 3

noun
Describing a future of new VR technology
* We are entering a new virtual frontier.
* The virtual frontier has many unknown issues.

Question 4

Far-fetched

Answer 4

adjective
Unlikely to be true / difficult to believe
* He told us quite a far-fetched story.
* Her plan is not as far-fetched as it sounds.

Question 5

The stuff of …

Answer 5

phrase
Something is made of / based on …
* His life story is the stuff of legend.
* VR used to seem like the stuff of fantasy.

Question 6

Sci-fi

Answer 6

noun
Science fiction
* We seem to live in a sci-fi reality.
* That science still sounds like sci-fi to me.

Question 7

Immersive

Answer 7

adjective
A three-dimensional image that seems to surround the user
* TeamLab’s projection mapping is a very immersive experience.
* Apple’s Vision Pro will offer a very immersive AR technology.

Question 8

Mimic

Answer 8

verb
To copy something exactly
* Large language models can mimic the thoughts of people.
* They were able to mimic the marketing strategy of their competition.

Question 9

Block … out

Answer 9

phrasal verb
To hide something so that it cannot be seen / heard
* VR will block out the real world.
* I try to block out all distractions when I’m working.

Question 10

Lean toward …

Answer 10

phrasal verb
To be interested in doing something
* We are leaning toward selling the business.
* She said she was leaning toward running for office.

Question 11

Inherently

Answer 11

adverb
In a way that exists as a natural / basic part of something
* Life is inherently unpredictable.
* Starting a business is inherently risky.

Question 12

Peers

Answer 12

noun
People who are in the same age group or social position
* It seems she is under a lot of pressure from her peers.
* He is highly respected by his peers.

Question 13

Unify

Answer 13

verb
To bring together
* We hope that our vision will unify our employees.
* He was able to unify the country with his message.

Question 14

Aka

Answer 14

abbreviation
Also known as … (used to give more information about the subject)
* My best friends, aka Eric, will be joining us soon.
* This is my favorite kind of breakfast, aka coffee and donuts.

Question 15

Mingle / mingling

Answer 15

verb / noun
Speaking to several different people at an event
* He has built up a big clientele through mingling at parties.
* I suggest you mingle a little more to increase your social confidence.