New Words -> Definition
overseas
to or in a foreign country
derive pleasure from something
get a buzz out of (something)
scratch
leave marks of tear on surface
Jossy is about the sizing of a small cat and covered in fur.
Jossy is about the size of a small cat and covered in fur.
She ___ the application form before the deadline.
resemble
look alike
feeling that makes two people feel connected
bond
cure
fix (virus, disease)
The grainy nature of film or the special sound of vinyl are key part of the cultural significance of art and music.
The grainy nature of film or the special sound of vinyl are key parts of the cultural significance of art and music.
She ___ the old photographs while cleaning the attic.
stock
keep a supply of a particular type of goods to sell
needing a lot of your time, attention or effort
demanding
dependable
reliable, trustowrthy
In fashion, commercial photographers use film are earning more than those who use digital.
In fashion, commercial photographers using film are earning more than those who use digital.
He ___ the project after the previous manager resigned.
laggards
entities (people) slow to adopt to new ideas or technology
exceptional or extraordinary
transcendent
precise
exact
Consumers who use new technology has traditionally been seen as the innovators while the slowest to adopt are the laggards.
Consumers who use new technology have traditionally been seen as the innovators while the slowest to adopt are the laggards.
The company had to ___ several employees due to budget cuts.
revival
a renewed interest or resurgence
bringing back to life
boldness or daring
audacity
signify
to mean something
to symbolize something
Like analogue, which flows smoothly, digital technology jumps from one piece of information to the next.
Unlike analogue, which flows smoothly, digital technology jumps from one piece of information to the next.
After the meeting, he ___ the proposal to the board.