MAKING CONNECTION 4_U3_R2

assemble

• to bring together or unite things that were separate

•  to put together the parts of something

• to make something operate automatically by using machines or computers

• a strong, negative reaction to something, especially to change

automate

• to bring together or unite things that were separate

•  to put together the parts of something

• to make something operate automatically by using machines or computers

• a strong, negative reaction to something, especially to change

backlash

• to bring together or unite things that were separate

•  to put together the parts of something

• to make something operate automatically by using machines or computers

• a strong, negative reaction to something, especially to change

consolidate

• to bring together or unite things that were separate

•  to put together the parts of something

• to make something operate automatically by using machines or computers

• a strong, negative reaction to something, especially to change

the most important or most basic part of somethin

• core

• delegate

• downsize

• entity

to give a particular job, duty, etc., to someone in a lower position so that they will do it for you

• core

• delegate

• downsize

• entity

of a company to reduce the number of employees, usually as part of a larger change in the structure of an organization

• core

• delegate

• downsize

• entity

 an organization or a business that has its own separate legal and financial existence

• core

• delegate

• downsize

• entity

execution

• a person or thing that makes a situation difficult; the act of making it difficult for someone to act or for something to be done

• annoyed, disappointed, or discouraged

• the act of doing or performing something in a planned way

• a situation in which someone has obtained the power or influence needed to get what is wanted

foothold

• a person or thing that makes a situation difficult; the act of making it difficult for someone to act or for something to be done

• annoyed, disappointed, or discouraged

• the act of doing or performing something in a planned way

• a situation in which someone has obtained the power or influence needed to get what is wanted