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impact |
impact |
I was on the stage and after I finished the audiences were happy 😊. |
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expand |
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Call me if you need an assistance |
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non conductive |
non conductive |
The purpose of this email is to reiterate the points that we discussed on the telephone |
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Sequence |
A series of related things or events.
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The first chapter describes the strange sequence of events |
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Volunteer |
A person helps others without money or anything |
Tom began working as a volunteer at the homeless shelter while he was still in high school. |
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bandage |
A long, narrow piece of cloth that is tied around an injury or a part of someone's body that has been hurt |
The doctor put a bandage on Ali's arm After two weeks he removed the bandage because he became very well. |
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Wrap |
To cover something with paper or cloth |
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Contribute |
to give something especially money, in order to achieve something together with other people |
Nobody knew that Tom was the person who contributed most of the money. |
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departure |
Leaving Our departure was delayed because of bad weather |
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response |
reaction, or an answer. For example: I looked at her face for some response, but she just stared at me blankly. |
There was no response to my question. |
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Candidate |
a person who is competing to get a job or elected position. |
You're the best candidate for this job |
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Convenient |
Our shop has convenient opening hours. Also convenient means easy |
That question was convenient |
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infect |
to pass a disease to a person,or an animal. |
Covid-19 is an infectious disease. Tom has been infected. A virus infected Tom's computer 🖥. |
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infectious |
able to passed from one person to another. |
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Obtain |
to get something, especially by asking for it. |
You must obtain approval before you can go. |
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Ownership. Proof. |
Do you have any proof ownership for this car |
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Patient |
First meaning: he is a patient man like camel. A person who is receiving a medical care. |
That patient may die at any time. |
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Pill |
There are two types of medicine , we have drink and pills |
You'll feel better if you take these pills |
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Prescription |
Before going to the pharmacy, I advice you to go to the hospital to take a prescription from the doctor because you can't take a medicine without a prescription. |
The doctor prescribed medicine for the patient. You can't buy that medicine without a prescription. |
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research |
To study a subject in detail to discover new information. scientist research |
I've heard research has found that men are bigger liars than women |
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Strategy |
A detailed plan for achieving success in situations such as, war, politics. |
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Suspicious |
Making you feel that something illegal is happening |
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adjust |
To change something slightly |
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bumper |
In front of the car, it protects our cars |
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Condition |
State. The doctor told me that his condition is improving slowly |
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Checklist |
A list of things you must remember to do it. |
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Consolidate |
To collect things in one list or under one thing |
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Fail |
Against success |
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Fog |
The weather is foggy |
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exceed |
The success of our campaign exceeded our wildest expectations |
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hip |
Between waist and legs |
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glare |
shine ✨ The sun was glaring right in my eyes |
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guide |
A book has most information about something. LIKE safety guide |
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Windshield |
In front of the car, we can see cars through windshield. |
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Lap |
The mother said for her son: come and sit on my lap to read a story for you |
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turn signal |
Lights behind the car, you have to use it if you want to turn right or left. |
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Predict |
To say that an event will happen in the future |
I can't predict what'll happen. |
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taillight |
A red light on the back of a road vehicle |
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tailgate |
To drive too closely behind the vehicle in front |
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inspect |
To look at something carefully to discover information about their quality or condition |
You should inspect the car well before you buy it. |
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approve |
To accept, allow something officially, |
Can you approve my request? I have a vacation So I need your approval to go to this vacation. |
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entertaining |
Funny, anjoyable
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This is a very entertaining story. |
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frightening |
Making you feel scared |
When I saw the ghost, I was so frightened that my hair stood on end. |
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Go over |
Can you go over what happened in the the meeting. |
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Grilled |
Cooked over fire, usually on a metal frame. |
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Oppose |
To be against something. |
The British people strongly opposed slavery. |
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Permit |
To allow something. the security system will not permit you to enter without the correct password. |
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Preference |
The fact that you like something or someone more than another thing or person. |
I have a preference for sweet food over spicy |
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Pick |
1- choose: to take somethings and leave others. Pick a card from the pack. 2- remove: to remove small pieces from something, especially with fingers. |
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recap |
State again as summary. A quick recap of the idea and its main advantages. |
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alien |
The sun rises in East |
This pigeon can fly for 5 kilometres |
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We're not sure if we'll have the picnic. It depends on the weather. |
If the weather's nice we could have a picnic in the park |
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Inquire |
to ask for information:Shall I inquire about the price of tickets? |
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Honest |
telling the truth or able to be trusted and not likely to steal, and lie |
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allocate |
This year the central government will allocate 71.6 billion yuan for investment in science and technology. |
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ban Forbid |
To refuse to allow something |
You are banned from entering this place. |
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Copper |
Copper and silver are both metals. |
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demonstrate |
To show or make something clear |
Research demonstrated that babies can recognize their mother's voice very soon after birth. |
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effectively |
medicines work more effectively if you drink water after them. |
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encourage |
To talk in a way that gives someone confidence to do something. |
What do you think is the best way to encourage Tom to study more? |
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Flow |
The river flows under the bridge. Many short rivers flow into the Pacific ocean. |
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Occasion |
a particularly time, especially when something happens or has happened. |
Weddings are usually happy occasions. |
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humid |
Jeddah has high humidity because the coast. (( humid )) |
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impression |
The idea or the opinion about someone after a meeting. |
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initiate |
to cause something to begin ( start) |
He'll initiate a conversation by saying 'Hi' and 'How are you.' |
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interrupte |
To stop someone from speaking. |
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Liaise |
To speak with people in other organisations, to exchange information with them or to work with them. |
You need to liaise directly with the market development team for food at company headquarters. |
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Maintenance |
The network will be down for an hour for routine maintenance. |
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Mammal |
Humans, dogs, elephants, and dolphins are mammals. |
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Confidentiality |
Confidentiality is the principle and practice of keeping sensitive information private unless the owner or custodian of the data gives explicit consent for it to be shared with another party. unless means:except if |
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mention |
To speak about something or someone |
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typical |
The typical food in Saudi Arabia is kabsa. Synonyms (normal-natural-regular) |
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Prevention |
The act of stopping something from happening. |
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Punctual |
The person who do everything on time, or arrive on specific time. |
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unreliable |
not able to be trusted or believed |
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Vital |
Very important |
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Clearly |
In a way that is easy to see, to hear, or to understand |
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Confidential |
Secret or private |
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digit |
Number |
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injury |
Physical harm or damage to someone's body. |
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loyalty |
Prophet Muhammad was loyal with the first wife "khadija",he didn't get married when she was alive, also he didn't forget her when she died, he was distributing meat to her friends. |
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Inspection 🛑🛑🛑🛑 |
To look at something carefully ( check |
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impact |
Effect . |
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expand |
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Correspondence |
The action of writing, receiving, and reading letters , especially between two people |
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Attendees list |
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itinerary |
A detailed plan or route of a journey |
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arrange |
Order, organise Please help me to arrange the table. He arranged a meeting between the two leaders. |
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expand on |
To give more details about something you have said. She mentioned a few ideas, but she didn't expand on them. |
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Fatigue |
Common symptoms of diabetes are weight loss and fatigue. |
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What's a cleaning person called 🤔? |
Janitor |
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What's orientation? |
A program to welcome new employees and explain the goals of their position and employer. |
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terminal |
The area or building at a station, airport, or port that Is used by passengers leaving or arriving by train, aircraft, ship. |
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Turnover |
Large supermarkets have high turnovers. Last year the company's turnover was 240 billion, up 3% on the pervious year. |
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Compress |
it's used to decrease temperature, usually it's put on the head or on the tooth to decrease the pain |
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dilemma |
A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two different things you could do. |
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Promotion |
The process or fact of giving someone a higher or important position. Does working longer hours increase your chances of getting a promotion? |
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Non conductive |
Doesn't allow heat or electricity to travel through it. Aluminium is a conductive .also water is a conductive |
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irritate |
To make somebody angry. Her high voice really irritated Maya |
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