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The EnglishPod audio review

Listen to the meaning then say the vocabulary word.

Always becoming different

ever-changing

a written promise that a seller will repair a product if a problem arises

warranty

no longer useful

obsolete

a portable computer

laptop

the direction of an event

where something is going

to change into a more advanced state

evolve

to be completely unaware of something

I have no idea

a device that allows computers to communicate without wires

wireless modem

to suddenly stop functioning

freeze

a system for communicating between computers

network

a computer application

program

unit to measure a computer storage capacity

gigabyte

part of computer that temporarily stores information

random access memory

part of computer that stores data

hard disk

measurement of computer processor speed

gigahertz

device in a computer that manages operations

processor

to suddenly stop functioning

crash

to make a written promise

guarantee

Let’s try that faster.

a computer application

program

measurement of computer processor speed

gigahertz

the direction of an event

where something is going

unit to measure a computer storage capacity

gigabyte

no longer useful

obsolete

device in a computer that manages operations

processor

always becoming different

ever-changing

a device that allows computers to communicate without wires

wireless modem

a written promise that a seller will repair a product if a problem arises

warranty

part of computer that stores data

hard disk

to suddenly stop functioning

crash

to make a written promise

guarantee

part of computer that temporarily stores information

random access memory

to suddenly stop functioning

freeze

a portable computer

laptop

to change into a more advanced state

evolve

a system for communicating between computers

network

to be completely unaware of something

I have no idea

Now say the word and hear it in a sentence.

ever-changing:

There is always something new in this ever-changing world.

ever-changing:

Times are ever-changing and we must prepare ourselves better every day.

ever-changing:

The flu is an ever-changing virus that continues to claim many lives.

Obsolete:

This fleet of battleships from World War II is completely obsolete.

Obsolete:

Broom is an obsolete word that means mist or fog.

Obsolete:

A VHS is a device that is practically obsolete nowadays. Who buys tapes anymore.

where something is going:

We fight every day. I don’t know where this relationship is going.

where something is going:

Where is this movie going? I don’t understand what’s happening.

where something is going:

You want to do what? Where you going with this conversation?

I have no idea:

I can’t find my keys. I have no idea where I put them.

I have no idea:

I have no idea where Tom went. Maybe he’s in the bathroom.

I have no idea:

You have no idea how embarrassed I was. I mean I accidentally burped while presenting my project to the Board of Directors.

Freeze:

If your computer freezes, you’ll have to shut it down.

Freeze:

Something is wrong with my mobile phone. It keeps freezing.

Freeze:

The files are not ready yet because my computer froze last night.