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Vocabulary
Unit 28.
Word list.
allocate [ˈæləkeit] v. To allocate something means to put it aside for a certain purpose or person.
The government allocated $100 million to aid the disaster relief effort.
appetizing [ˈæpitaiziŋ] adj. When food is appetizing, it looks and smells very good.
The appetizing plate of cookies was gone in half an hour.
assign [əˈsīn]
v. When you assign work, you give that work to particular people.
I was assign the job of making sure every one had plenty to drink.
cavity [ˈkævəti] n. A cavity is a hole or space in something.
There was a small cavity in the wall of the cave where an animal lived.
clockwise [ˈklɒkwaiz] adv. If something moves clockwise, it moves in a circle in the same direction as a clock.
Turn the screw clockwise to tighten it.
concentric [kənˈsentrik] adj. When circles or rings are concentric, they have the same center.
The target was a series of concentric circles.
courtesy [ˈkɔːrtəsi] n. Courtesy is the excellence of manners or social conduct.
Jenna always behaves with great courtesy when people visit her home.
crisp [krisp] adj. When food is crisp, it is hard or has a hard surface in a way that is pleasant.
My favorite snack is a bag of crisp, delicious potato chips.
discord [ˈdiskɔːrd] n. Discord is disagreement or fighting.
There was much discord between the experts on the talk show.
generate [ˈdʒenəreit] v. To generate something means to cause it to develop or begin.
The mayor promised to generate new jobs and programs to help the poor.
item [ˈīdəm]
n. An item is a single, separate piece.
There were some items of clothing found at the crime scene.
interchange [ˌintərˈtʃeindʒ] n. An interchange of ideas between people is a discussion of each person’s idea.
There was an interchange of ideas between the groups.
multicultural [ˌmʌltiˈkʌltʃərəl] adj. When something is multicultural, it relates to many different cultures.
Everyone was welcomed to attend the multicultural celebration.
omission [ouˈmiʃən] n. An omission is something that has been left out or not done.
Mike was upset because of the omission of his name during the ceremony.
oversee [ˌouvərˈsiː] v. To oversee something means to make sure that it is being done properly.
His job was to oversee the progress of the construction project.
pierce [piərs] v. To pierce something means to make a hole in it using a sharp object.
The arrow pierced the target in the very center.
select [səˈlekt]
v. When you select something, you carefully choose it.
They had to select textbooks for each class.
structuer [ˈstrək(t)SHər]
n.The structure involves the shape and organization of the parts of a building or group.
There are big differences in family structure in different cultures.
visual [ˈvizh(o͞o)əl]
adj. Visual relates to seen.
The visual displayes were vwry attractive.
wavy [ˈweivi] adj. When something is wavy, it is not straight but has a series of curves.
The child drew wavy lines all over the piece of paper.
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