Module 4 vocab practice

access (verb)

• to have the ability to enter a place or find information

• to believe that something is true although you do not have evidence for it

advanced (adj.)

• developed, difficult

• acting in a very unfriendly way

be aware of (expression)

• to communicate with somebody through writing

• to know something, to be informed about something

candidate (noun)

• a state in which sth is not clearly undestood

• a short sound made by quickly moving your tongue from the top of your mouth

• a person whose application is taken into consideration for a position

disapproval (noun)

• a feeling about sth/sb which you criticize because you do not consider it to be appropriate

• conversation between two or more people

essential (adjective)

• something that is used in the same way as sth else in a similar situation

• something necessary, important and crucial

frustrated

• raised shoulders

• feeling very disappointed and dissatisfied

consequence (noun)

• the end, usually negative, which is reached after an action

• an object or machine designed to work as a tool

schedule

• to plan to do sth at a certain date and time

• to change the date of sth you have planned to a later point

clench (verb)

• to tightly close (one's fist, teeth, etc)

• to not reveal, not let sth be known