Academic Wordlist Sublist 3
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Cartes-fiches
anything printed, written, etc. that contains information or is relied upon to record or prove something; anything serving as proof.
All attached _______ must be either original or certified copies
document (noun)
documents
to gather and report the details of; cover or chronicle.
The seminar aims to _______ and highlight outstanding efforts in using alternative media for development programs in the Asia-Pacific Region.
to document (verb)
document
to rule or control by superior power or influence.
The extent to which a predator can ______ its prey must depend in part upon their relative abundance.
dominate (verb)
dominate
to tower over; rise high above the surroundings.
The limestone Mendip Hills _______ this countryside.
dominate (verb)
dominate
more important, strong or noticeable than anything else of the same type.
Unemployment will be a _______ issue at the next election.
dominant (adj.)
dominant
Special importance or attention that is given to one thing in particular.
The main ______ should be on quality rather than quantity.
emphasis (noun)
emphasis
very striking; forcible; definite
Policemen under pressure to resolve a horrific crime refused to accept the repeated and ______ denials of a man who was psychologically vulnerable
emphatic (adj.)
emphatic
control, check ascertain
The company ______ the quality of the product by testing it thoroughly before bringing it to market.
ensure (verb)
ensured
assure, secure, to make sure or certain, guarantee
Built in disaster recovery options also _____ fully reliable IT operations.
ensure (verb)
ensure
prevent from entering, keep out, reject, put out
The court ______ the improperly obtained evidence.
exclude (verb)
excluded
not divided or shared with others
They have _____ use of the machine.
exclusive (adj.)
exclusive
hypothetical description of a complex entity or process, model or underlying structure
The computer program was based on a _______ of the circulatory and respiratory systems.
framework (noun)
framework
an amount of money that has been saved or has been made available for a particular purpose
A disaster relief ______.
fund (noun)
fund
money that is available to be spent
The hospital is trying to raise _____ for a new kidney machine.
funds (pl.)
funds
to provide money for sth, usually sth official
The museum is privately ________.
fund (verb)
funded
to use pictures, photographs, diagrams, etc.
His lecture was _______ with slides taken during the expedition.
to illustrate (verb)
illustrated
to make the meaning of sth clearer by using examples, pictures, etc
To _______ my point, let me tell you a little story.
illustrate (verb)
illustrate
to show that sth is true or that a situation exists,
Synonym: demonstrate
The incident ________ the need for better security measures
illustrate (verb)
illustrates
to come and live permanently in a country after leaving your own country
Customs insisted on seeing my outward plane ticket - did they think I was trying to ______ illegally?
immigrate (verb)
immigrate
to suggest that sth is true or that you feel or think sth, without saying so directly because it is likely to be a negative view
Are you ______ I am wrong?
imply (verb)
implying
happening at the beginning
There is an ______ payment of €60.
initial (adj.)
initial
The first letters of all of a person’s names
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was often known by his ______ JFK.
initials (noun)
initials
to sign / mark sth with your initials
Please _____ each page of the test.
initial (verb)
initial
a particular example or case of sth
In most _______ , there will be no need for further treatment.
If, for ________ , such a change is produced by one or a few insulin comas or electroshocks, previously inhibited conditioned reactions reappear.
instance (noun/adj.)
instances
instance
to act on or in close relation with each other
He should _______ more with his colleagues
interact (verb)
interact
to prove or see to be just or valid; vindicate
He was certainly _______ in taking the money, particularly as the company had refused to compensate him till now.
justify (verb)
justified
to show to be reasonable; warrant or substantiate
The fact that he refuses to cooperate with the police ______ our suspicion that he did indeed commit the crime.
justify (verb)
justifies
single thickness of usually some homogeneous substance
There was a ______ of ice on the streets last night due to the rain followed by frosty weather.
layer (noun)
layer
bond, connection
Excellent road and rail ______ make access easy from all parts of the country.
link (noun)
links
to find
If it is not possible to ______ immediately the source of the electrical fault, then it is safer to shut the whole system down
locate (verb)
locate
place
Choose a _____ within easy commuting distance of both the regular job and other employment opportunities.
location and locality (nouns)
location
to change the place
The town of Simsbury ran an advertisement offering property tax relief and staff assistance to anyone willing to _______ to the area.
relocate (verb)
relocate
to do/get the largest possible
The County Council, having been presented with the Channel Tunnel as a fait accompli, is concerned to _________ its potential benefits by directing associated commercial development to those areas which will benefit most.
maximise (verb)
maximise
someone who is too young to have the legal responsibilities of an adult.
______ can not buy alcoholic beverages.
minor / minors (noun, pl.)
Minors
unimportant; having little importance, influence or effect, especially when compared with other things of the same type
She suffered only _____ injuries.
minor (adj.)
minor
small part; a smaller number or part of something
It's only a tiny ______ of people who are causing the problem.
minority / minorities (noun)
minority
expressing 'no'
We received a _______ answer to our request. They answered _______ to our request.
negative (adj.) / negatively (adv.)
negative
negatively
not hopeful, or likely to consider only the bad side of a situation
You're so _____ about everything!
negative (adj.) / negatively (adv.)
negative
showing that the patient does not have the disease or condition for which he or she has been tested.
The results of Salmonella infection are ________.
negative (adj.)
negative
a result or effect of an action, situation, etc
It's too early to predict the _______ of the meeting.
outcome / outcome (noun)
outcome