ZHAW_JO13_EN5_Academic_Vocabulary

ZHAW, JO13. 5. Semster Englisch: Academic Vocabulary

ZHAW, JO13. 5. Semster Englisch: Academic Vocabulary

Adrian Bürgler
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Adrian Bürgler
This flashcard set helps university-level students expand their English academic vocabulary. The vocabulary flashcards focus on essential terms for research, analysis, and formal writing, such as "validate," "utilize," and "systematic." The platform supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it versatile for both language learners and researchers. Ideal for advanced students and professionals, these cards enhance precision in academic communication and critical thinking.
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Language
German
Category
English
Level
University
Created / Updated
11.01.2016 / 12.01.2016

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refuse to accept

reject
rejection (n)

Improvement
Ex. Despite medical ... the disease has not yet been conquered.

advances (noun)
advance (vb.)

A difference in the usual way of doing something.
Ex. There was a significant ... from the norm

deviation (noun)
deviate (v)

show that there is good reason for something

justify (v)
justification (n)

collect
Ex. Information was ... 

gather

examine a problem carefully to discover the truth

investigate (vb)
investigation (n)
Investigative (adj)

To ask for information or advice from e specialist.

consult (vb)
consultation (noun)

explain something / describe the meaning and limits of something.
Ex. The authors were asked to ... ther aims more clearly.

define (vb)
definition (noun)
defining (adj)
definable (adj)

cause someone to recieve something
Ex. Medication will be ... to anyone suffering.

administer (vb)
administration (noun)

forsee 
Ex. Researchers found more obstacles than they had ... . 

anticipate (vb.)
anticipation (noun)

mark as different 
Ex. The study .. between to different things.

distinguish (vb)
distingguishable (adj)

prior
Ex. ... results show that..

initial (adj before noun)

register formally as a participant

recruit (vb)
recruitment (n)

of the present time
Ex. The article is in the ... issue of Times Magazine

current (adj)
currently (adv.)

become more extreme

heighten (vb)

importance

(in)significance (n)
(in)significant (adj)
(in)significantly (adv)

important
Ex. Follow-up studies are ... .

essential (adj)
essentially (adv)

supply as needed

provide (vb)
provision (n)

Organise or perform certain activities 
Ex. The experiments were ... by someone

conduct (vb)

point to or suggest

indicate (vb)
indication (n)
indicative (adj)

possible / able to be done

feasible (adj)
feasability (n)

discover the truth or facts about something 
Ex. This should help to ... the proposed changes

determine (vb)

prove that something is true

confirm (vb)
confirmation (noun)

something that promotes well-being
Ex. These results would prove beneficial to the community

benefit (vb/noun)
beneficial (adj.)

make up or form 
Ex. Women constitute about 10% of the parliament.

constitute

get
Ex. In the second experiment they ... a clear result

obtain (vb)

trustworthy

(un)reliable (adj)
reliability (n)
rely (on) (v)

at the beginning

initially (adj)

contain as a part
Ex. This study ... fueld work as well as laboratory tests

involve (vb)
involvement (n)

fill a need / do something that is expected

fulfill (US)
fulfil (UK)

but: fulfilled and fulfilling always with double LL

having the necessary qualities
Ex. Only 5 out of 10 people were ... to take part in the survey.

eligible (adj)
eligibility (n)
 

judge, evaluate
Ex. Exams are not the only way of ... a student's abilty

asses (vb)
assessment (noun)

have an influence on something or someone
Ex. This can ... the results of the study

affect (vb.)

large or important
Ex. The results made a considerable impression on the judges.

considerable (adj)
considerably (adv.)

say that something will happen based on knowledge or experience
Ex. Weather

predict (v)
predictor (n)
prediciton (n)
predictable (adj)

allow someone to experience something
Ex. Participants were ... to violent images

expose someone to something (v)
exposure (n)

put together out of existing material
Ex. Relevant questions were ... for the survey

compile (vb.)
compilation (noun)

put something off / delay something

postpone
postponement (n)

be made up of

comprise

person who receives something

recipient

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