W6 AWL Sublist 2 warm-up

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Acquire (verb)

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Definition: To gain or obtain something, often through effort or experience.
Example: Students acquire new skills during their studies.
Synonyms: obtain, gain, learn

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Chapter (noun)

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Definition: A section of a book or a distinct period in a process or history.
Example: The final chapter discusses future developments.
Synonyms: section, phase, part

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Compute (verb)

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Definition: To calculate or determine something using mathematics or logic.
Example: The software can compute the total cost automatically.
Synonyms: calculate, determine, estimate

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Distinct (adjective)

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Definition: Clearly different or separate in nature.
Example: There are distinct differences between the two theories.
Synonyms: separate, clear, unique

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Element (noun)

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Definition: A basic or essential part of something.
Example: Trust is a key element of good teamwork.
Synonyms: component, part, factor

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Focus (noun/verb)

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Definition: The centre of interest or activity; to concentrate attention.
Example: The focus of the study is climate change.
Synonyms: concentration, emphasis, highlight

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Item (noun)

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Definition: A single thing in a list or group.
Example: Each item on the agenda was discussed.
Synonyms: object, entry, article

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Maintain (verb)

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Definition: To keep something in good condition or continue at a certain level.
Example: It’s important to maintain a balanced diet.
Synonyms: preserve, sustain, continue

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Normal (adjective)

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Definition: Usual, typical, or expected.
Example: It’s normal to feel nervous before a test.
Synonyms: typical, standard, regular

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Participate (verb)

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Definition: To take part in an activity or event.
Example: All students are encouraged to participate in discussions.
Synonyms: join, engage, take part