Vocabulary Quizs

express (es)

• To convey (a thought or feeling) in words or by gestures and conduct. (expression)

• To suppress emotions and thoughts.

• To analyze and interpret data.

• To create a physical representation of an idea.

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process

• A series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end.

• A single action taken to complete a task.

• A random sequence of events without a specific goal.

• A method of evaluating performance in a business.

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effective

• Producing a desired or intended result; successful.

• Causing harm or damage; detrimental.

• Uncertain or ambiguous in outcome; unpredictable.

• Lacking in quality or performance; inadequate.

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describe

• To give an account of (something) in words. (description)

• To create a visual representation of something.

• To analyze the components of something.

• To summarize the main points of something.

organize (d) (nation)

• To arrange or put in order; to form or unite into a structured whole. (organization)

• To create chaos and disorder.

• To separate items into different categories.

• To ignore the arrangement of items.

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intended

• Planned or meant to be. (intention)

• Unplanned or accidental.

• A type of physical object.

• A synonym for forgotten.

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interpret

• To explain the meaning of (information or actions). (interpretation)

• To make a guess about something without evidence.

• To change something into a different form or appearance.

• To express something in a different language.

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focus (es)

• The center of interest or activity; to pay particular attention to.

• A type of lens used in photography.

• A method of relaxation and meditation.

• A term used in physics to describe light rays.

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create

• To bring (something) into existence. (creation)

• To destroy or eliminate something.

• To modify or change an existing item.

• To observe or witness an event.

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infer

• To guess without any evidence.

• To deduce or conclude (something) from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.

• To state something clearly and directly.

• To assume something without any proof.

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