Vocabulary Flashcards

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Striking (Adjective)

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Very noticeable or impressive.

Example: The painting had striking colors that caught everyone's attention.

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Automation (Noun)

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Using machines to do tasks without people

Example: Automation helps factories work faster and cheaper.

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Resources (Noun)

Back

Things used to do a job or task

Example: The team needed more resources to finish the project.

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Diagnoses (Noun)

Back

Finding out what is wrong with something or someone

Example: The doctor’s diagnoses helped treat the sick patients.

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Brainstorm (Verb)

Back

To think of ideas together

Example: The group met to brainstorm ideas for the party.

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Complement (Verb)

Back

To make something better or complete

Example: The sauce complemented the meal perfectly.

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Nuances (Noun)

Pronounced : "noo-ahns" or "nyoo-ahns"

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Small differences or details

Example: It’s hard to notice the nuances in some languages.

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Amplify (Verb)

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To make something bigger or louder

Example: The microphone amplified her voice so everyone could hear.

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Thought bubble (Noun)

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A picture showing what someone is thinking

Example: The comic showed a thought bubble of the character dreaming.

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Cyborg (Noun)

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A person with robot parts

Example: The movie was about a cyborg that saved the world.