(adj.) - going from one thing to another in a direct way
Linear
(n.) - the material that makes up a living creature
Tissue
(v.) - to find where something is
Locate
The existence of aliens is widely _________d to this day.
speculate(d)
Bill Gates donates a portion of his ______ to charities.
wealth
(n.) - a continuous curved line that goes around a central point
Spiral
(n.) - an operation in which an internal organ of someone is replaced with one from another person
Transplant
(v.) - to go through or into something
Penetrate
Da Vinci was such a master at painting that no one is able to ______ his skills.
recreate / emulate
The security at the main door was too much for Bruce, so he decided to sneak into the building through a ______.
vent
(n.) - the organization of something
Layout
(n.) - something added to the body through surgery
Implant
(n.) - a change in a plant or animal that makes it suitable for a certain environment
Adaptation
The metal worker used his torch to _____ the legs to the chair.
fuse
_______ is very easy to find in a place like Hongdae or Myeongdong because of how popular it is internationally.
(n.) - the sentence in an essay that expresses the main idea
Thesis
(exp.) - at the beginning stages
In Its Infancy
(n.) - pieces that are left when something breaks, falls apart, etc.
Detritus
After inspecting the body of his phone and finding nothing, Mike concluded that the problem must be _______.
internal
Because Aaron had been determined to join the military for many years, it would be _______ impossible to talk him out of it.
(adv.) - not as the main or important part of something
Peripherally
(v.) - to combine two or more things
Integrate
(n.) - all the living things that reside in a particular environment
Ecosystem
The impatient child began to cry because he wanted to ride the roller coaster now. His mother told him, "___ ______, you will have your turn!"
in time
Due to excessive amounts of radiation still coming out of the reactor, Chernobyl and the areas surrounding it will remain in___________ for the next thousand years.
(in)hospitable