WEEK 9

 

1-scenario

Definition: a situation , set of circumstances  .  

Part of speech: noun .

Sentence: teachers are often bothered with the same scenario students give if they forget the homework.

Collocation: likely scenario .

2-publish

Definition: to have your research printed in journals or books so people read it .

Part of speech: verb.

Sentence: The author of the novel will publish another version soon .

Collocation: publish tool .

3- drama

Definition: an exciting and unusual sets of events .

Part of speech:noun.

Sentence: The extra drama of the movie had high views and many people liked it .

Collocation: central drama .

4-erode

Definition: wear away, eat into .

Part of speech: verb.

Sentence: The experiment eroded all the possible theories that scientists had.

Collocation : successfully eroded .

5-investigation

Definition: study, examination .

Part of speech: noun.

Sentence: The investigation of the bank robbery  lasted for 2 months  .

Collocation: precise investigation  .

6-physically

Definition: in a relation to the body, rather than the mind or soul  .

Part of speech: adjverb .

Sentence: Sound pollution can affect people physically and  mentally .

Collocation: physical activity  .

7-intelligence

Definition: the ability to think, learn and understand things  .

Part of speech: noun.

Sentence: Chimpanzees and  humans share some similar  intelligence   .

Collocation: human intelligence  .

8-funding   

Definition: money ,financial support .

Part of speech: noun.

Sentence: the yearly funding of the research is coming from the government  .

Collocation: necessary funding  .

9-context

Definition : the situation , information that is related to something and helps to understand  .

Part of speech: noun.

Sentence: The student was amused by the discovered historical context in the book

Collocation: historical context  .

10-simulate

Definition: suggest , imitate .

Part of speech: verb.

Sentence: The new PlayStation simulates the real events of the game .

Collocation: often simulate   .