Academic Vocabulary List #2

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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	abstract	adj			abstract (n,v,Adj), abstractionist, abstraction (n,adj),abstractly(adv)	ideas, nature, principle, painting, artist, concept	neutral, confusing,	ideal, conceptual	concrete	Most people consider love an abstract idea beacuse it is not a physical object.
4	2	approximate	adj	ə-ˈpräk-sə-mət	located close together	approximate(v), approximately(adv), approximation(n)	percent, time, year, inch, amount, size, mile, hight		almost, comparative, near, relative	aabsoulte, complete, accurate	There were approximetly 100 peopleat the Eid party.
5	3	body	N	\ˈbä-dē/	a person's or animal's whole physical self	bodies, boding(v)	upper, lower, healthy, fat, dead, examine		embody, epitomize, express	disembody	The man called the police after discovering the dead body behind his house.
6	4	class	n/v	klas	one of the groups ia a society that different types of people are divided into according to their jobs, income,education etc	class(v,n) classification(n)	first class, lower class, classless		category,type	mix up	Canada has people from different classes worldwide
7	5	condition	N	con-' DI - tion	The situation which people live or work, especially the physical things that affect the quality of their lives		strict condition		situation,lay of the land,how it goes	wellness	Many people in the world live in unfair condition.
8	6	convert	n,v	con-' VERT kən-ˈvərt	to change something into a different form of thing, or to change something so that it can be used for a different purpose or in a different way	conversion (n) converted (v)	conversion course		novitiate, transform		The teacher ask the students to convert the results into inches
9	7	demonstrate	n,v,adj	ˈde-mən-ˌstrāt	show the validity of something, as by example or explanation	demostration(n),demostrate(n), demostratonist(adj), demostrate(v)	ADV. amply, beyond doubt, clearly, conclusively		determine, establish, indicate, prove	conceal, disprove, hide	The experiment demonstrate that the 80% of families need many supplies in winter.
10	8	discriminate		\dis-ˈkri-mə-ˌnāt	recognize or perceive the difference	discrimination,discriminator(n), discriminate(v), discriminating(adj), discriminatory(adj), discriminately(adv)	make, show		incline, favor, difference, separate	confuse, mix up	Discrimination occurs when people do not have tolerance.
11	9	estimate	n,,v,adj.adv	\ˈes-tə-ˌmāt\	an approximate calculation of quantity or degree or worth	estimator(n), estimation(n), estimable(adj), estimative(adj),	noun=official, unofficial \| current, recent.VERB + ESTIMATE make ,give, provide.PREP. according to, an/the. V erb + estimate= currently \| accurately, reliably \| provisionally \| conservatively . VERB + ESTIMATE be difficult to, be hard to, be impossible to \| be used to. PREP. at		measure,evaluation,assessment	ignorance,fact, thruth	The arquitect estimates that my new house will cost three hundred fifty thousand dollar
12	10	factor	n/v	\ˈfak-tər	something that helps produce or influence a result	factorable(adj), factorability(n), factorship(n)	contributing, major, crucial, key		aspect, cause, determinant	whole	English is a key factor for immigrants who want to be successful in an English-spoken countriy
13	11	graph	n,v	\ˈgraf\	a diagram (as a series of one or more points, lines, line segments, curves, or areas) that represents the variation of a variable in comparison with that of one or more other variables	graph(v), graph(v), graphic(adj), graphically(adv)	Draw a graph,show some thing as/in/on a graph		Diagram		The best way demonstrating deviation of the values from normal point is to show on them on a graph
14	12	influence	n.,v	ˈɪn.flu.əns	The power to have an effect on people or things	Influence(n), Influence(v), Influente(adj), Influentely(adv)	under the influence of, bring your influence to bear on some body or some thing		impact, domination, pressure, control	powerlessness, subordination	Parents have significant influence on their children
15	13	irrelevant	adj	ir·'Rel·e·vant ɪ-ˈrɛl-ə-vənt	not important or relating to what is being discussed right now : not relevant	ir·rel·e·vant·ly adverb\ irrelevence noun	irrelevent to		unrelated, unconnected different, off-topic	relevent, ,related, connected	The subject that we discussed yesterday was totally irrelevant to the one we discuss today.
16	14	method	n	METH-əd ['meth-uh d] ˈmɛθ əd	: a way of doing something /a careful or organized plan that controls the way something is done		new method.		procedure , system, special technique		microsoft has invented new methods to defend its windows 10
17	15	oppose	verb	op/POSE (əˈpōz \ əˈpōuz)	to disagree with or disapprove of (so\sth), to compete against (so). , try to stop or defeat (sth)	opposed (adj), opposer (noun)	as opposed to		dissimilar, be against, in contrast to, conflict, stand up to	similar, agree, stand with sth\so,	Liberal prarty will oppose bill C-24 if they win the federal election.
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