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IP13 Academic Wordlist

IP13 Academic Wordlist

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Silvia Micaletto
This set of flashcards helps university-level students learn English, focusing on vocabulary essential for academic and professional contexts. It includes words like "yield," "volunteer," and "variable," which are crucial for understanding complex texts and communicating effectively. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice translating from English to their native language and vice versa. Ideal for advanced learners, this flashcard set aids in expanding vocabulary and improving fluency, making it valuable for students and professionals seeking to enhance their language skills.
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instance

Beispiel, Fall

an example of something happening

Example:

The study cites disturbing instances of water pollution

instructor

Lehrer, Ausbildner

someone whose job it is to teach a skill

Example:

A qualified instructor will show you how to use the equipment

interaction

Interaktion, Zusammenspiel

the activity of being with and talking to other people

Example:

They investigated the interaction between mother and baby

interpret

interpretieren

to understand an action or situation in a particular way

Example:

You need to be careful how you interpret these results

intervention

Intervention, Eingriff

A situation in which someone tries to influence what happens

Example:

There are concerns about the high levels of medical intervention during childbirth

investigate

untersuchen

to try to find out the truth about something

Example:

This phenomenon needs to be investigated

maintain (vb)

aufrechterhalten, erhalten

to keep up

Example:

We need to maintain the quality of our service to survive in these times.

mature

reif

Behaving in the sensible way you would expect an adult to behave

Example:

He’s more mature than the other boys in his class

modify

abändern

To change something slightly

Example:

They had to modify the equipment

motivate

motivieren

To make someone feel enthusiastic about doing something

Example:

She knows how to motivate people

objective

objektiv

Based on facts and not influenced by feelings

Example:

We tried to capture an objective record of what we saw

obtain (vb)

erreichen, erlangen, bekommen

to get

Example:

In the second test they obtained a very clear result.

occupational

Beschäftigung

related to your job

Example:

occupational therapy

occur

geschehen, auftauchen

to exist or be present in

Example:

All of the incidents occurred within a short space of time.

outcome (noun)

Resultat

result

Example:

All of the studies led to the same outcome.

participant

Teilnehmer

someone who takes part in something

Example:

They needed to get more participants

peer

Gleichgestellter, Fachkollege

someone who belongs to the same professional group

Example:

Peer review

perceive (vb)

perception (n)

wahrnehmen

see/have an opinion on sth / believe

Example:

Women's magazines are perceived to be simple

pilot (v)

ausprobieren

to try sth with a small group of people to see if it would be successful

Example:

The program will be piloted in four schools

pose

darstellen

to present a dangerous or difficult situation

Example:

The accident poses no risk to the people in the area

potential

potentiell

possible or likely in the future

Example:

The disease is a potential killer

practitioner

Fachperson, Praktiker

someone who works in a particular profession

Example:

He decided to travel against the advice of a medical practitioner

precise

präzise

exact and accurate

Example:

The precise date and place of his birth are unknown

preliminary

einleitend, Vorvorläufig

coming before the main part of something,

Example:

They came to a preliminary agreement

prime

Haupt-, wesentlich

main or most important

Example:

Our prime concern is for their safety

principle

Prinzip

A basic theory or rule that has a major influence on the way something is done

Example:

We believe in the principle that education should be free to everyone

promote

fördern

to support or encourage something

Example:

She was in charge of a campaign to promote recycling

prospective

voraussichtlich, zukünftig

likely to be or become

Example:

They interviewed the prospective employees

provide

liefern

to give someone something they need or want

Example:

Our office can provide information on the local area

publish

 

publizieren, veröffentlichen

to produce something people want to read or watch and make it available to the public

Example:

He was proud when his thesis was published.

random

zufällig ausgewählt

happening by chance rather than plan

Example:

We asked a random sample of people for their views.

range

Umfang, Bandbreite, Bereich

a number of different things that are of the same general type

Example:

Our training program covers all ranges of ability

ratio

Verhältnis

a relationship between the sizes of two numbers or amounts

Example:

There is a teacherstudent ratio of 1:20.

rationale

Begründung, Erklärung

the set of reasons that something such as a plan is based on

Example:

What is the rationale for this approach?

reinforce

verstärken

to make an idea or belief stronger

Example:

These figures reinforce the view that the economy is growing

relevance

Relevanz

The quality of being directly connected with something else

Example:

I don’t see the relevance of what you are saying

require

erfordern, bedingen

consider obligatory

Example:

Completion of at least one language module is a course requirement.

restricted

beschränkt, eingeschränkt

intended only for people who have been given special permission

Example:

The patients were not allowed in the restricted area

reveal

offenlegen

to let something become known

Example:

Cockpit recordings may reveal the cause of the crash

revise

revidieren

to change your opinion or judgement

Example:

The figures forced us to revise our theory

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