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IP13 Academic Wordlist

IP13 Academic Wordlist


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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Allemand
Catégorie
Anglais
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Université
Créé / Mis à jour
27.11.2017 / 01.12.2017

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access (n)

access (v)

Zugang, Zugriff, auf

etw. zugreifen

the right to have or use something.

to get information, especially from a computer

Example:

Access to up-to-date information is important.

accurate (adj) /

accuracy (noun)

 

präzise, korrekt

correct, exact

Exemple:

The test givesaccurate results.

achieve (vb) /

achievement (noun)

erreichen, Leistung

to succeed/reach an aim

Exemple:

These results were achieved by focusing on x and y aspects of the problem.

adapt

sich anpassen

to change your ideas or behaviour so that you can deal with a new situation

Exemple:

Most students have no difficulty adapting to college life.

administer (vb) /

administration (n)

geben darreichen,

verabreichen

to cause someone / to receive something

Exemple:

Medication will be administered to anyone suffering symptoms of the virus.

advantageous

vorteilhaft, nützlich

likely to make something or someone more successful

Exemple:

Researchers may find it advantageous to talk to experts in the field.

affect

beeinflussen,

betreffen

to change or influence something

Exemple:

Poor housing significantly affects educational achievement

analyse (BE)/

analyze (AE)/

analysieren

to study or examine sth in detail, in order to discover more about it

Exemple:

The water samples taken from streams were analysed for contamination.

analysis (noun)

Analyse

when you analyse sth

Exemple:

The analysis revealed a high content of copper.

application

Anwendung

a particular use that something has

Exemple:

… the practical applications of this technology

approach (n)

Ansatz

a particular way of dealing with something

Exemple:

We need a fresh approach to sports in education.

(in)appropriate (adj) / appropriately (adv)

passend, zutreffend

suitable for a certain place, person or condition

Exemple:

People were asked to complete the appropriate parts of the form.

approve

genehmigen,

anerkennen

to officially allow something

Exemple:

The project has been approved by the government.

assess (vb)

assessment (noun)

beurteilen

to judge / evaluate

Exemple:

Examinations are not the only means of assessing a student's ability.

assign (vb)

zuteilen,

beauftragen

to give someone a task / to do

Exemple: 

It’s her job to assign tasks to various members of the team

assume (vb) /

assumption (n)

annehmen

accept something is true without proof

Exemple:

The authorities assumed that the public would comply with their request.

un)available (adj) /

availability (n)

erhältlich

able to be obtained, used or reached

Exemple:

The minister was unavailable for comment.

benefit (vb / n)

beneficial (adj)

förderlich, günstig

something that promotes well-being

Exemple:

These results would prove beneficial to the community.

capable

fähig

able to do something

Exemple:

He is capable of doing much better.

capacity

Leistung, Fähigkeit

the ability to do something

Exemple:

Poor health limits her learning capacity

chart

Grafik, Diagramm

A list, drawing or graph showing information

Exemple:

Enter your results on the chart.

 

clarify

klären, verdeutlichen

to explain something more clearly

Exemple:

He was asked to clarify his remarks.

collaboration

Zusammenarbeit

the process of working with someone to produce something

Exemple:

The university worked in collaboration with a hospital.

compile

zusammenstellen, sammeln

put together out of existing material

Exemple:

Relevant questions were compiled for the survey.

comprehensive

umfassend

Including many details or aspects of something

Exemple:

We need a comprehensive strategic review.

comprise

beinhalten

to be made up of

Exemple:

The course comprises a class book, a practice book and an audio tape.

The class is comprised mainly of Italian and French students.

concise

knapp, bündig

expressed using only a few words

Exemple:

She gave clear, concise instructions

conduct

durchführen

to organise or perform certain activities

Exemple:

The experiments were conducted by scientists in New York.

confirm

bestätigen

to prove that something is true

Exemple:

The study confirms the findings of earlier research

conflicting

widersprüchlich

two or more things that cannot be right or cannot all happen at the same time

Exemple:

The two experiments produced conflicting evidence

consent

Einverständnis

permission to do something

Exemple:

The patient has a right to withhold consent to the treatment

considerable

beträchtlich

large

Exemple:

A considerable amount of money

construct

erbauen, errichten

to build something large or complicated

Exemple:

The hospital was constructed of red brick

contribution

Beitrag

something you do that helps to achieve something or make it successful

Exemple:

The project would not have been successful without John’s contribution

conventional

konventionell

of the usual, traditional or accepted type

Exemple:

The problems of conventional energy production

convey

vermitteln

to communicate ideas of feelings indirectly

Exemple:

The results will help us to convey a sense of progress

criteria

Kriterien

standards used for judging something or making a decision about something

Exemple:

Everyone who meets the criteria will be considered

crucial

entscheidend

extremely important

Exemple:

The money is crucial for the research

decline (n, v)

Abnahme, Rückgang, zurückgehen, abnehmen

when something goes down, lessens

Exemple:

There was a rapid decline in her health.

demonstrate

aufzeigen, darlegen

to show clearly that something is true

Exemple:

The study demonstrates that advertising does encourage children to smoke

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