Academic Vocabulary List #3

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2	#	Word	Part of Speech	Pronunciation/Stress	Definition	Word Family Members	Common Collocations	Connotations	Synonyms	Antonyms	Your own sentence
3	1	voice	V,N	ˈvȯis	To tell people your opinions or feelings about a particular subject.	voice(n), voice(v), voiced(adj), voicelessly (adv)	change of voice,voice box, with one voice, to speak in a soft, loud, deep, quiet, etc. voice		sound, state, express	stifle,supress	It is the right of the citizens to have their voice in the election.
4	2	transition	N	tran(t)-ˈsi-shən	When s.th changes from one form or state to another.	transitional(adj), transitionaly(adv)	transition point, transition curve, heat of transitioin		movment, change, development	silence, quiet	There is a sophaisticated transition from a small caterpillar to a beautiful moth.
5	3	technique	N	tek-ˈnēk	A special way of doing s.th	technical(adj),technician(noun), technically(adv)	some technique for, special technique to, excellent technique		method, way, approach, methodology,	approach, capacity, facility, means, routine	Some cheifs have their own technique to cook the sushi.
6	4	suggest	V	səg-ˈjest	To tell some one your ideas about what they should do or which way they have to choose.	suggestion(noun), suggestible(adj),	suggest a solution to a problem, suggested that, suggested by, evidence suggests		imply, allude, indicate	declare, announce	I suggested to my friends to change the idea of going outside for dinner.
7	5	statement	V,N,Adj	\ˈstāt-mənt\	something you say or write,especially publicly or officially,to let people know your intention or opinions or to record facts.	statement(n)	issue, put out, release \| give, make		affirmation, proclamation	question, request	Justin Trudeau made a statement about Syrian refugees.
8	6	simile	n	\ˈsi-mə-ˌlē\	a phrase that uses the words like or as to describe someone or something by comparing it with someone or something else that is similar	simile			analogy, correspondance	difference	The teacher used multiple examples to explain the simile.
9	7	rule	v	ˈrül\	a statement that tells you what is allowed or what will happen within a particular system (such as a language or science)	ruled, rolling	strict rule		principle,command, precedent, regulation	disorganization, bad manners	You will be punish if you break the rules of the school.
10	8	require	v	\ri-ˈkwī(-ə)r	to claim or ask for by right and authority	requirer(n), requirement(n), require(v), required (adj)	urgently		lack, miss, have need	dislike, hate,not want	Each candidate has to meet all of the requirements of the exam in order to be eligible to participate in it.
11	9	reflect	v	\ri-ˈflekt\	give evidence of the quality of	reflection(n), reflect(v), reflective(adj), reflectively(adv)	be designed to		follow, mirror, reverse	be original, take, ignore, request	Your opinion reflects your personality.
12	10	purpose	n	\ˈpər-pəs\	the reason why something is done or used	purpose(n), purposeful(adj), purposefully	have \| lack \| accomplish, achieve, fulfil, serve		determination, goal, idea, objetive, ambition	dislike, hate, start	I have a purpose in my life to learn English
13	11	process	n,v	\ˈprä-ˌses, ˈ	a series of actions that produce something or that lead to a particular result	process(n), processor(n)	accelerate, speed up, stimulate		action, cause, development, procedure	decline, failure, decrease, cessation	Photosynthesis is a natural process.
14	12	predict	v	\pri-ˈdikt\	to say that (something) will or might happen in the future	predictor, prediction, predictability(n), precict(v), predictive(adj), predictably(adv)	be able/unable to, can/could \| try to \| dare (to		anticipate, conlude,think, call	ignore, disbelieve, measure, misunderstand	Canadians could not predict the result of the election of October 2015.
15	13	place	n	\ˈplās\	put into a certain location	place, places(n), place(v), placeable(adj)	keep (sb), save (sb) \| lose		apartment, area, city, house, zone	benefit, office, whole	Lab is a excellent place for using skill-computers
16	14	origins	n	\ˈȯr-ə-jən, ˈär-\	a first part or stage of subsequent events	origin, origination(n), originate(v), original, originative(adj), originally(adv)	go back to sth, lie in sth		ancestor, connection, influence, root	conclusion, effect, end, close, result, outcome
17	15	note	v	\ˈnōt\	a short piece of writing that gives you information : a brief comment	note(n,v), noted(adj), notedly(adv)	play, sing \| hit, strike \| hold		character, sign, tone,	ignorance, neglect,	I wrote a note to my husband to say that I would be late.
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