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GPS: Global positioning system |
A navigation system that uses radio waves for detecting location anywhere on Earth.
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We can use the GPS to track our location and obtain directions while driving. |
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Internet |
global network of computers based on standard communication protocols |
We can obtain a lot of information by accessing the internet. |
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Computer |
an electronic device for data processing and storage |
I always keep my personal computer updated. |
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complain |
express dissatisfaction about something |
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no use (adv.) |
pointless, useless, not worth doing, especially because it is not likely to succeed |
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stick (v.) |
be unable to move |
We should stick to the plan. |
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delay (n.) |
to make late in doing something, to postpone |
The flight was delayed due to bad weather. |
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complaint (n.) |
something that you say or write when you are not happy about something |
You may drop your complaints in the suggestion box. |
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fee (n.) |
a fixed sum charged, as by an institution or by law, for a privilege |
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overbooked |
to accept reservations for in excess of the available space |
The receptionist informed that the hotel was overbooked due to New Year celebration. |
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unacceptable |
Not allowable, not approved |
It is unacceptable for students to play videos for prolonged hours. |
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techincal |
machine-related (industrial or mechanical) |
The airplane is delayed due to technical issues. |
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magazine |
a periodical publication containing articles and illustrations or pictures |
What type of magazine do you see in the picture? |
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Unit 4 (Reading) Satisfaction |
pleasure, fulfilment |
I'm not satisfied with the customer service offered by the bank. |
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Unit 4 (Reading) approval |
accept or admit that something is good or satisfactory or permitted |
I have requested an approval for my project report. |
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Unit 4 (Reading) outrageous |
bold or startling |
Some actors and actresses like acting out outrageous roles in movies. My cousin likes wearing outrageous costumes. |
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Once upon a time |
a long time ago |
Once upon a time, there lived a king and queen. |
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shipwreck |
destruction of a ship due to a storm |
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cast a spell |
cause a spell (magical words) to take effect |
The wicked witch cast a spell on the villagers. |
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adventure |
an unsual, exciting experience involving danger and unknown risks |
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journey |
act of traveling from one place to another |
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expedition |
group of people traveling to a place for a specific purpose |
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approval |
accept as satisfactory |
The staff needs to acquire the manager's approval before taking a leave (absence at work, holiday). |
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approval |
accept as satisfactory |
The staff needs to acquire the manager's approval before taking a leave (absence at work, holiday). |
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approval |
accept as satisfactory |
The staff needs to acquire the manager's approval before taking a leave (absence at work, holiday). |
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approval |
accept as satisfactory |
The staff needs to acquire the manager's approval before taking a leave (absence at work, holiday). |
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outrageous |
bold, startling |
The rate of interest charged by some banks on car loans is outrageous. |
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procedure |
way to do something |
Learning to drive a car has a step-by-step procedure. |
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resolution |
a firm to do or not do something, determination |
One of my new year resolution is to learn karate. |