Unit 2 Vocabulary

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Sufficient

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Having enough of something to meet the needs or requirements; for example, having exactly enough chairs for everyone at a gathering.

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Maintenance

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The process of keeping equipment in good working condition through regular checks and repairs, such as maintaining a car.

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Analysis

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A detailed examination of the elements or structure of something, often used in reporting to clarify events.

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Assume

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To accept something as true without proof; for example, believing a friend will arrive on time without evidence.

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Clear and specific instructions

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Guidelines that are easy to understand and detailed enough to follow without confusion.

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Interpretation

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The act of explaining the meaning of something, often used in the context of analyzing data or events.

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Imply

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To suggest something without explicitly stating it; for example, a tone of voice can imply a person's feelings.

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Description

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A spoken or written representation of a person, object, or event, providing details to help others understand.

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Overlook

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To fail to notice or consider something; for example, overlooking a detail in a report.

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Confusing

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Something that is difficult to understand due to lack of clarity or complexity.