Photo
n. a paper copy of a document or picture that is made with a special machine (copier or photocopier).
photocopy
(1) n. a decision made by a
court.
(2) the ability to make good
decisions about what should be done.
judgment
v. to cause someone to choose
to do or be involved in something; to
cause someone to like or be interested in
something or someone; to cause
someone or something to go or move
toward a place.
attract
n. the act or process of
building something such as a house or a
road; the way something is built or made.
construction
n. a quality, skill, or
experience that makes a person suited to
do a job.
credential
n. a picture made by a camera (also called a photo)
photograph
n. the power or right to
make judgments about the law and to
arrest and punish criminals.
jurisdiction
v. to reduce the strength, value,
or importance of something.
detract
adj. causing a large amount
of damage; causing destruction or harm.
destructive
adj. able to be believed;
reasonable to trust or believe.
credible
n. a tiny particle of light or electromagnetic radiation.
photon
n. a member of a jury (a group
consisting of members of the public who
are chosen to make a decision in a legal
case).
juror
v. to remove something by
pulling or cutting it out; to get
information from something or someone.
extract
v. to teach someone a subject
or skill; to give someone an order or
command.
instruct
n. a person, bank, or company
that lends money to someone.
creditor
n. the process by which a green plant turns water and carbon dioxide into food when the plant is exposed to light.
photosynthesis
n. the crime of telling a lie in
court after promising to tell the truth.
perjury
v. to take a number or amount
from another number or amount.
subtract
v. to rebuild something
damaged or destroyed; to find out and
describe or show the way an event or
series of events happened.
reconstruct
n. a statement of the basic beliefs
of a religion; an idea or set of beliefs that
guides the actions of a person or group.
creed
n. a lens for a camera that makes far away objects appear to be closer.
telephoto
n. an unfair feeling of dislike
for a person or group based on race,
gender, religion, etc.
prejudice
n. the force that causes a
moving thing to stick against the surface
it is moving along.
traction
n. the way something is built,
arranged, or organized; something that is
built by putting parts together and likely
stands on its own.
structure
adj. not able or willing to
believe something; feeling or showing a
lack of belief.
incredulous