Vocabulary Lesson 7 The Boy Who Invented TV

Vocabulary Lesson 7 The Boy Who Invented TV

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innovation

• a new idea or method.

• an old idea or method.

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blueprint

• printing in blue letters.

• a plan or design that explains how to build something.

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manufacturer

• a company that produces large amounts of goods.

• a company that produces movies.

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advances

• improvements in a particular area of study like technology or medicine.

• walks to the front.

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haphazardly

• magically

• in a way that doesn't have an obvious order or plan.

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stimulated

• to encourage something to grow, develop or become active.

• to move a lot.

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bombarded (with questions)

• to be attacked with paper balls.

• to be asked too many questions at the same time.

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orderly

• well arranged and organized.

• a commanding and strong voice.

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appealing

• arranging something in piles.

• attractive or interesting.

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captivated

• to capture without a possibility of escape.

• to hold the attention of someone by being extremely interesting, exciting, attractive, etc.

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fetch

• to go to another place to bring something or someone and bring him/her/it back.

• something cool and interesting.

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revolutionary

• completely new and having a great effect.

• violent and aggressive.

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precision

• the quality of being exact.

• the quality of being crazy.

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crude

• professional

• simple and not skillfully done or made.

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dissect

• to cut something open to study its parts.

• to dehydrate fruits or vegetables.

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boggle

• to throw many balls at the same time.

• to be very uncertain and surprised about how to deal with something.

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scribbled

• to write something quickly or carelessly.

• a board game in which you have to make words.

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tinker

• to make small changes in something hoping to improve it or fix it.

• the short name of Tinkerbell.

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chores

• lies or fake news.

• activities that tend to be boring and unpleasant but need to be done regularly.

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freshman

• a student in the first year of high school, college or university.

• a person who is cool and funny.