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Vocabulary1-30
| word | part of speech | definition | example | synonyms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-compact | adj | small and including many things in a small space. | today people are using compact flash. | solid |
| 2-fragile | adj | easily broken or damaged. | I bought a fragile table. | weak |
| 3-method | n | way to do something. | there is a new method to treat cancer. | style |
| 4-massive | adj | large and heavy or solid. | I see a massive storm. | big |
| 5-violent | adj | using or involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something. | the teacher used a violent way to raise his children. | crazy |
| 6-eruption | n | an act or instance of erupting. | using wrong chemicals occurs eruption. | flow |
| 7-vulnerable | adj | susceptible to physical or emotional attack or harm. | duplicate equipment are usually vulnerable. | easy victim |
| 8-widespread | adj | found or distributed over a large area or number of people. | samaung products are widespread products. | popular |
| 9-concept | n | an abstract idea; a general notion. | the new concept for iPhone is great. | big idea |
| 10-encouraging | adj | giving courage or help. | my friend is very encouraging. | helpful |
| 11-exclusively | adj | to the exclusion of others; only; solely. | new iPhone will be exclusively to the united states. | private |
| 12-associate | n | connect (someone or something) with something else in one's mind. | I associated wealth with freedom. | helper |
| 13-burden | n | a load, esp. a heavy one. | I have lots of burdens to take care of this month. | duty |
| 14-fury | n | wild or violent anger. | everyone has the fury of the god. | anger |
| 15-imitate | v | take or follow as a model. | children imitate as adults sometimes. | reflect, repeat |
| 16-enormous | adj | very large in size, quantity, or extent. | the course material is enormous. | huge |
| 17-restriction | n | a limiting condition or measure, esp. a legal one. | students complain about the school restriction. | rule, limits |
| 18-collapse | n | an instance of a structure falling down or in. | the wall of my neighbour's home collapsed. | crash |
| 19-legislate | v | make or enact laws. | people without experience must not regulate. | pass |
| 20-equate | v | consider (one thing) to be the same as or equivalent to another. | judge can equate people. | treat |
| 21-annual | adj | occurring once every year. | culture festival is annual in Dayton. | every year |
| 22-incentive | n | a thing that motivates or encourages one to do something. | teacher is always incentive students. | motive |
| 23-irritate | v | make (someone) annoyed, impatient, or angry. | Ali irritate his classmates. | bother |
| 24-significance | n | the quality of being worthy of attention; importance. | teacher needs all his students to know the significant of the lecture. | point, import |
| 25-appreciate | v | recognize the full worth of. | I always appreciate everyone's help. | acknowledge |
| 26-emerge | v | move out of or away from something and come into view. | good things suddenly emerge. | rise, appear |
| 27-approach | n | a way of dealing with something. | I usually use the easiest approach to solve the problems | way |
| 28-emphasis | n | special importance, value, or prominence given to something. | my father is en emphasis man. | force |
| 29-establish | v | achieve permanent acceptance or recognition for. | IEP will move to new established building. | intall |
| 30-guarantee | n | a formal pledge to pay another person's debt or to perform another person's obligation in the case of default. | the watch I have has a guarantee. | agreement |