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English vocab Final

TermDefinition
deportation n. An official order telling someone to leave a country; expulsion
portable adj. Able to be carried of moved about
portfolio n. a container for holding and carrying papers, drawings, or records.
rapport n. A relationship based on feelings of agreement and trust; positive feelings.
admit v. 1 To allow one to enter, send in, receive. 2. To confess own up to , acknowledge.
emit v. To send forth or release; to give off energy
missile n. An object, such as a rocket or torpedo, that can be launched or sent to hit something at a distance; a projectile
mission n. 1. A job one is sent to do; a goal or purpose 2. A church set up to do religious work.
omit v. To leave out, to exclude
submit v. 1. To be controlled by, to accept the rule of. 2. To send for consideration
divert v. 1. To turn aside or in another. 2. To entertain or amuse
reverse adj. Causing movement backward. v. To change or turn in a different direction
versatile adj. Talented, not limited, able to turn easily from one thing to another.
version n. A way of presenting, a point of view
versus prep. 1. Against 2. In contrast to.
vertebrate n. A creature with a spine or backbone
contradictory adj. Inclined to say the opposite or deny; inconsistent
contrary adj. Inclined to oppose and be stubborn, opposite.
contrast v. To point out differences; to set apart one as unlike another n. Difference
controversial adj. Debatable, stirring up opinions that turn against each other and clash.
commander n. A person who is in charge, a leader
management n. (1)The act of directing and controlling (2)The people in charge of a business, such as the directors and supervisors.
maneuver v. To move or manage cleverly or skillfully
manicure v. To trim and clip carefully, particularly the finger nails
manual adj. Work that requires physical effort n. a guide book
manuscript n. The material for a book or article that is submitted to a printer or publisher
dissolve v. To become liquid, to break apart
solution n. The answer, The result of dissolving a substance in liquid
soluble adj. Able to be dissolved
solvent n. A liquid that dissolves another substance
cosmopolitan adj. Representative of many countries
metropolitan adj. Having to do with a city and its surrounding communities
policy n. A plan for action, a governing principle
politician n. A person who is running for, or serving in, political office
gene n. a unit of the cells of living things that determines which our genes
generation n. The average time from the birth of parents to the birth of their child
generosity n. The act of giving to others, willingness to contribute
international adj. Between, among, or relating to two or more countries
nationality n. The condition of belonging to a particular nation
naturalize v. To become a citizen of one country after being born in another
inspire v. To motivate, guide, or influence; to give hope and courage
perspire v. To cool the body by emitting water through the pores, to sweat
respiration n. The act of breathing
spirited adj. Having inner drive, lively, excited
photogenic adj. Looking attractive when photographed
photosynthesis n. The formation of food in plants by means of sunlight
telephoto adj. A type of camera lens that makes it possible to take a close up picture of a distant object
Flamingo n. a bird with a long neck and long legs and pink or red feathers
flammable adj. Easily set on fire, able to burn
inflammation n. A condition of soreness, swelling, irritation
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