Cambridge Academic English Advanced Vocabulary - Unit 1

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per capita (adj)

for each person

ills (n)

problems

qualitative (adj)

relating to how good something is and not how much of it there is

quantitative (adj)

relating to quantity (= the amount or number of something)

peer (n)

someone who is the same age, or who has the same social position or abilities as other members of a group

skepticism (n)

when you doubt that something is true or useful

ethical dilemma (phr)

a difficult choice relating to what you believe is right or wrong

empirical (adj)

based on experience or scientific experiments and not only on ideas

incontrovertible (adj)

certainly true

critical thinking (phr)

giving judgements and opinions on books, plays, films, etc.

supporting evidence (phr)

information which helps to show something to be true

collaborative (adj)

involving two or more people working together for a special purpose

working knowledge (phr)

knowledge about something which is good enough to be useful

grey area (phr)

something which people are not certain about, usually because there are no clear rules for it

corpus (n)

the collection of written and sometimes spoken material collected to show the sate of a language, or about a particular subject

target audience (n)

the particular group of people to which an advertisement, a product, a website, or a television or radio programme is directed

correlate (v)

to connect two or more things, often one in which one of them causes or influences the other

evaluate (v)

to consider something carefully and decide how good or bad it is

outline (v)

to describe only the most important ideas or facts about something

go hand in hand (phr)

to exist together and be connected with each other

break through (phr)

to force yourself through something difficult or that is holding you back

conceptualise (v)

to form an idea or principle in your mind

back up (phr)

to prove that something is true

contend (v)

to say that something is true

outright (adj)

total, clear, and certain

product placement (n)

when a company advertises a product by supplying it for use in films or television programmes


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