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ALC BK 27 L3
ALC BK 27 L3 vocabulary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| (a) bit | A small piece, amount, or degree of something. |
| composition | The makeup, combination, or mixture of different parts or elements that form a whole. |
| compound | A distinct substance formed by chemically combining two or more separate elements. |
| contact | The state of physical touching, meeting, or communicating with someone or something. |
| corrosion | The gradual damage, rusting, or destruction of metal caused by chemical reactions. |
| diagram | A simple drawing, plan, or sketch that explains how something works or shows its parts. |
| dynamite | A powerful industrial explosive material used chiefly in mining and civil engineering. |
| explosive | A substance or chemical mixture that can burst violently or cause a blast under pressure. |
| fuse | A string, cord, or tube used to convey fire to an explosive charge or firework. |
| fuze | A mechanical or electronic device used to initiate a main charge at a specific time or impact. |
| impact | The action of one object coming into forcible, violent collision with another. |
| interval | A period of time or a specific distance between two separate points, events, or objects. |
| kit | A set of specialized tools, supplies, or equipment kept together for a specific purpose. |
| mechanism | A system of moving parts inside a machine or engine that performs a specific function. |
| blow up | To burst into pieces, shatter violently, or destroy something using a blast. |
| classify | To arrange, sort, or group things into clear categories based on shared characteristics. |
| corrode | To slowly destroy or rust metal through a chemical process or exposure to weather. |
| detonate | To explode violently and suddenly, or to trigger a rapid chemical reaction. |
| deviate | To turn away or depart from an established course, rule, standard, or expected path. |
| dispose of | To legally, safely, and permanently get rid of or discard unwanted waste or materials. |
| protrude | To push, thrust, or extend outward past a surrounding surface. |
| retain | To keep, maintain possession of, or continue to hold onto something securely. |
| set off | To initiate, trigger, start, or cause a sudden mechanical or chemical reaction. |
| shatter | To break suddenly and violently into many small pieces. |
| stick out | To extend outward beyond a edge or surface; to be highly noticeable. |
| turn over | To rotate an object so the top faces down, or to hand over control to someone else. |
| wind/wound/wound | To turn, twist, or wrap a line, cord, or spring around a central core or axis. |
| wind up | To end a task, finish an activity, or arrive at a final destination or state. |
| be to | Used to express an official arrangement, an obligation, or a future requirement. |
| composite | Made up of several distinct parts, materials, or structural elements combined together. |
| in accordance with | In full agreement with an official rule, law, standard, or legal document. |
| in the event of | In case a specific emergency, situation, or accident happens. |
| instantaneous | Happening immediately; occurring in an absolute split second without delay. |
| mechanical | Relating to machinery, physical moving parts, or tools. |
| tremendous | Extremely large, powerful, significant, or impressive in scale or force. |
| whatever | Anything or everything that; no matter what happens or is chosen. |
| wherever | In, at, or to any place at all; no matter where an object or person is. |
| whichever | The specific one out of a limited choice of options; no matter which one. |
| whoever | The person who; no matter who performs an action or makes a choice. |
| whomewer | The objective form of whoever; used as the object of a verb or preposition. |