Vocabulary AE5
summarize all the vocabulary words from the AE5 cours Week 1 to 10
summarize all the vocabulary words from the AE5 cours Week 1 to 10
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| Flashcards | 95 |
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| Language | English |
| Category | English |
| Level | Secondary School |
| Created / Updated | 05.09.2016 / 05.09.2016 |
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goverment policies which make life more complicated (expr)
bureaucratic red tape
to combine into a single group or total (verb)
aggregate
something formed by adding together several amounts or things (noun)
aggregate (Snowflakes are loose aggregates of ice crystals)
business person with good ideas, initiative businiess person (noun)
entrepreneur
a belief or opinion about something that is wrong or not accurate (noun)
misperception
complete control of something (noun)
monopoly
poor city area, slum (noun)
shantytown
pathway, connection (noun)
channel
very important, vital (adj)
critical
very important, critical (adj)
vital
opinions or beliefs that are held or accepted by most people (expr)
conventional wisdom
the ability to use your knowledge and experience to make good decisions and judgments (noun)
wisdom
to use something or someone in a effective way
to move or send something or someone to use when it is needed,
deploy
the use of something in order to get an advantage from it (noun)
the act of using someone unfairly for your own advantage (noun)
exploitation
to use something in a way that helps you (verb)
to use someone or something unfairly tor your own advantage (vern)
exploit
basic or original
fundamental
suitable, proper or correct
appropriate
understanding
perceiving
belief or attitude
principle
responsibility or important position
role
difference
variation
unavoidable or expected
inevitable
customs or way of life
culture
contact or the spread of infomation
communication
choice or option
alternative
tell or notify
to inform
teach, instruct
to educate
confront
to challenge
convince or try to change someone's mind
to persuade
converse or talk about
to discuss
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