113. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
teacherWhat does the term "automated" refer to?
Automatic, robotic, computerized, programmed
What does the phrase "by far" indicate in a comparison?
It is used to say that something is much better, worse, etc., than anything else.
What does it mean to "implement" something?
To carry out, put into operation, put into action, apply.
What does the expression "this is the case" signify?
A situation that exists, especially as it affects a particular person or group.
What is "modelling" in a scientific context?
The process of making a scientific or computer model of something to show how it works or to understand it better.
What does "ownership" refer to?
Possession, tenure, proprietorship.
How is "mileage" defined?
The number of miles someone travels in a vehicle in a particular period of time.
What does the term "intensively" imply?
In a way that involves a lot of activity, effort, or careful attention in a short period of time.
What does the term "free" mean?
Release, set free, liberate
How is "productive" defined?
Producing or achieving a lot
What does it mean to "socialize"?
To spend time with other people in a friendly way
What does it mean to "have responsibility for (doing) something"?
Accountability, duty, charge
What is the meaning of "existing"?
Current, present, prevailing
Define "mobility".
Movement, motion
What does the term "model" refer to?
Type, sort, kind, brand, version
What is meant by "autonomy"?
Independence, self-sufficiency
What does "beyond" imply?
Further than, away from
How is "wider" defined?
Broader, varied, wide-ranging
What does "implication" mean?
Effect, consequence, repercussion
What does it mean to "respond"?
React, act in response
Define "average".
Normal, regular, typical, standard
What does it mean to "park"?
To put a car or other vehicle in a particular place for a period of time
What is an "initiative"?
Plan, idea, project, program
What does "car-sharing" entail?
An arrangement in which a group of people travel together in one car to work or school
Define "viable".
Feasible, practical, practicable
What does "automated" mean?
Automatic, robotic, computerized, programmed
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Description
Discover essential vocabulary terms and their meanings to enhance your communication skills. Learn about concepts like autonomy, mobility, and car-sharing to improve your understanding and social interactions.
Questions
Download Questions1. What is the synonym for 'free' in the given context?
2. Which word describes the act of spending time with others in a friendly manner?
3. What does 'productive' mean according to the context?
4. What is the opposite of 'mobility' as mentioned in the context?
5. What does 'existing' refer to in the given context?
6. What is the opposite of 'viable' as mentioned in the context?
7. What is a synonym for 'automated' in the given context?
8. What does 'by far' mean according to the context?
9. What is a synonym for 'model' in the given context?
10. What does 'autonomy' mean in the context provided?
11. Which word means 'further than' in the given context?
12. What is the opposite of 'narrower' according to the context?
13. What does 'implication' refer to in the context provided?
14. What is the synonym for 'average' in the given context?
15. What does 'park' mean according to the context?
16. What is a synonym for 'initiative' in the given context?
17. What does 'car-sharing' refer to in the context provided?
18. What does 'mileage' refer to in the given context?
19. Which word describes the act of possessing something according to the context?
20. What does 'tenure' mean in the given context?
21. What does 'implement' mean in the given context?
22. What is the meaning of 'this is the case' in the context provided?
23. What does 'modelling' refer to in the given context?
24. What is a synonym for 'ownership' in the given context?
25. What is the meaning of 'intensively' according to the context?
Study Notes
Summary of Key Concepts in Freedom, Responsibility, and Modern Solutions
This document consolidates essential definitions and concepts related to freedom, responsibility, social interaction, and modern innovations. It aims to clarify these terms and their implications in various contexts, enhancing understanding and application.
Definitions of Key Terms
- Freedom: Liberation from constraints, allowing individuals to act independently.
- Responsibility: Accountability for actions or tasks, emphasizing duty in personal and social contexts.
- Social Interaction: Engaging with others in a friendly manner, crucial for building relationships.
- Mobility: The ability to move freely, contrasting with immobility.
- Model: A specific type or version of something, aiding in categorization and differentiation.
Concepts of Autonomy and Initiative
- Autonomy: The capacity for self-sufficiency and independent decision-making, essential for personal growth.
- Initiative: Organized efforts aimed at achieving specific goals, often involving the first steps toward change or improvement.
Modern Innovations and Practices
- Automation: The use of technology to perform tasks without human intervention, enhancing efficiency.
- Car-Sharing: A collaborative approach to transportation that reduces individual car use and promotes efficiency.
- Viability: The practicality of new technologies and solutions, crucial for assessing their potential impact.
Key Takeaways
- Understanding key terms like freedom, responsibility, and autonomy is vital for effective communication and personal development.
- Embracing modern practices such as car-sharing and automation can lead to more sustainable and efficient solutions in daily life.
- Recognizing the implications of our actions and decisions fosters accountability and informed choices in various contexts.