Body: a large object in space,
such as a planet or a start
Perceivable: easily seen
Routine: normal: usual
Collide: to hit another person or
object forcefully
Analogous: similar
Advent: beginning
Hygiene: the practice of keeping
clean in order to preserve health
Fit: in good physical health
Frequent: to visit a place often
Admission: a fee paid to enter a
place
Artifact: an object made by a
human being that has archaeological or cultural interest
Keep track of: to remain aware of
something
Fall behind: to slow in progress
Independent study: a school
project that is done outside of the classroom for credit
Feasible: able to be accomplished
RA (resident advisor) a trained
student in charge of supervising a dormitory
Run off
Midterm: an examination usually
given in the middle of the semester
Track down: to find
Custodial: pertaining to cleaning
and maintenance
Vast: very large
Exposure: public attention
Target: being the goal of
something
Strict: keeping within specific
limits without exception
Take note: to pay attention
Fluid: smooth
Static: unchanging; unmoving
Housing: a frame or structure that
protect part of a machine
Jerky: lacking steadiness
Sophisticated: complex, advanced
Proposal: a written statement
describing a plan
Engaged: attentive, interested
Allude: to refer to
indirectly
Do (
sth)
justice: to represent accurately and fairly
Pull off: to do
sth successfully
After hours: after the usual
closing time
Meticulous: complete, with
attention to detail
Lost and found: a place for the
storage of lost items
Rounds: a series of visits to
specific places in order to perform duties
Radio: to contact using a
transmitter
Derall:
to change the subject, to change from a course
Pertinent: appropriate, relevant
Prestige: distinction, reputation
Viable: practical
Pressingly: urgently
Postulate: a required part or
condition; a basic principle
Oversight: a mistake due to
inattention
Isolation: the state of being
separated from other things
Staining: the process by which
something is colored in order to make it visible
Check out: to be proven correct
Rural: relating to part of a
country that are not near cities or populated areas
Migrate: to travel to another
place
Arduous: very difficult and
involving lots of work
Representation: a sing, a symbol
Documentary: a movie, program, or
photography dealing with real people and events
Conflict: a state of disagreement
between people or groups
Suppress: to hold back or stifle a
situation
Component: a part or feature of
something
Hinder: to obstruct or delay the
process of
sth
Alternative: another possibility
Genre: a class or style in film,
writing, or art, which can be identified by certain characteristics
Stress: to emphasize
Imagery: mental pictures or the
products of imagination
Description: a statement about
what someone or something is like
Flattered: feeling pleased at
someoneÕs attentions
Hectic: very busy
Downgrade: to bring to a lower
status
Arrange: to make preparations for
Manage: to do or accomplish
Dilemma: a problem
Interior: the inside part of
sth
Dense: thick, closely packed
together
Dissolve: to mix or dissipate into
a liquid
Catalyst: a thing or a person that
causes
sth to happen
Photosynthesis: the process in
which plants use energy from the sun to make their own food
Dominant: more important or
powerful than others
Solitary: spending a lot of time
alone
Overthrow: to force a leader out
of the position of power
Exception: a person or thing that
is different from others
Hierarchy: a system for organizing
individuals in a vertical group or organization
Barely: scarcely or almost not
Specify: to explain
sth in a detailed way
Key: very important
Conciseness: using only a few
words in a way that is easy to understand
Rely: to be dependent on someone
or
sth
Yank: to pull someone or
sth suddenly and sharply
Equipment: the tools or machines
needed for a specific activity
Resistance: a force that slows a
moving object
Insert: to put
sth
into
sth else
Valuable: worth a lot of money
Hypothesis: an educated guess to
explain
sth that has not been proved correct
Emotion: a feeling, state of mind
Register: to notice or understand
sth
Activate: to make
sth start working
Exaggerate: to overstate
sth
Sustain: to provide the conditions
for life, to provide strength
Surpass: to be greater than
sth else
Famine: a lack of food that
continues for a long time
Inevitable: impossible to prevent
Catastrophe: an event that causes
a lot of damage and suffering
Perceive: to see; to understand
Foundation: a basis
Interpretation: a logical
understanding
Notion: an idea: a way of thinking
Clarity: to make clear
Distinction: a difference
Embody: to represent; to be a
symbol or expression of an idea or quality
Innate: existing from birth
Circumstances: a situation
Recuperate: to recover
Priority: a first choice; an
option of highest importance
Extension: an added amount of time
to a deadline
Steadfastly: without changing or
wavering
Redeem: to bring up to some past
better level; to improve
First and foremost: before
anything else
Chunk: a big piece