reading plus

broadcast

Disseminated far and wide.

adjacent

(adj) near, next to, adjoining.

dynamic

(adj.) actively changing (The parents found it hard to keep up with the dynamic music scene with which their children had become very familiar.)

complement

(v.) to complete, make perfect (Ann's scarf complements her blouse beautifully, making her seem fully dressed even though she isn't wearing a coat.)

presume

(v.) to take for granted, assume or suppose; to dare, take upon oneself, take liberties

radar

a system that uses reflected radio waves to detect objects and measure their distance and speed

decide

determine

competence

having enough skills to do something

consistency

how similarly the individual acts in the same situation over time

espionage

spying

submerge

to push under the surface

prevail

to win

calculate

to work out by using arithmetic

fiery

불같은, passionate, fervent, impetuous

sediment

a residue that settles in the bottom of something

attribute

1. (v.) to credit, assign (He attributes all of his success to his mother's undying encouragement.) 2. (n.) a facet or trait (Among the beetle's most peculiar attributes is its thorny protruding eyes.)

ally

A nation that joins another nation in some common effort, such as winning a war.

deserve

Do something or have or show qualities worthy of (reward or punishment)

orient

The direction that material appears on a page when printed.

diagnose

To distinguish, as a disease, by its characteristic phenomena.