121. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
teacherWhat is the definition of an urbanist?
A person who studies and plans towns and cities.
What does a sociologist study?
Sociology.
What does it mean to "suffer from" something?
To undergo, experience, endure, or tolerate.
What is the meaning of separation?
Division, partition, or disconnection.
How is the term architectural defined?
Relating to architecture.
What is a blueprint?
A photographic print of a plan for a building or machine on special blue paper.
What does the term "whereas" indicate in a sentence?
While, however, although.
How is the term medieval characterized?
Primitive, out-of-date, old-fashioned; modern.
What does it mean to improvise?
To make something by using whatever you can find because you do not have the equipment or materials that you need.
What does it mean to adapt?
To adjust, alter, or change.
What is the definition of "access"?
The right to enter a place, use something, or see someone.
What does "breathe" mean?
To respire, inhale, blow, or take breaths.
What is an "assumption"?
A supposition, hypothesis, or guess.
What does it mean to "place value/importance/emphasis on something"?
To decide that something is important.
What does "solely" mean?
Only or exclusively.
How is "efficiency" defined?
The quality of doing something well and effectively, without wasting time, money, or energy.
What does "quantitative" refer to?
Measurable, numerical, quantifiable, or calculable.
What is the meaning of "radical"?
Fundamental, essential, or basic.
What does it mean to "hold"?
To possess, keep, retain, own, or maintain.
What does it mean to "suggest"?
To propose, advise, or recommend.
What is a "technique"?
A method, system, procedure, or skill.
Who is a "choreographer"?
A person skilled at combining movements into dances to be performed.
What does it mean to "experiment with"?
To try using various ideas or methods to find out how good or effective they are.
What does "stimulate" mean?
To inspire, motivate, or encourage.
What does "influential" mean?
Having a lot of influence and therefore changing the way people think and behave.
Who is an "urbanist"?
A person who studies and plans towns and cities.
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Description
Discover essential vocabulary terms and their meanings to enhance your communication skills. Learn about concepts like access, efficiency, and urbanism, and how to apply them effectively in various contexts.
Questions
Download Questions1. What is the role of a choreographer?
2. What does a sociologist primarily study?
3. What does the term 'suffer from' imply?
4. What is a blueprint typically used for?
5. What does 'separation' refer to in this context?
6. What is the opposite of 'medieval' as described in the content?
7. What does the term 'access' refer to in the given context?
8. What is the meaning of 'breathe' as described in the content?
9. What does it mean to be tasked with something?
10. How is 'assumption' defined in the context provided?
11. What does 'solely' mean according to the content?
12. What is the definition of 'efficiency' in the given context?
13. How is 'quantitative' described in the content?
14. What does 'radical' mean according to the context provided?
15. What is meant by 'hold' in the given content?
16. What does 'suggest' imply in the context provided?
17. What does it mean to experiment with something?
18. How would you define 'stimulate' in this context?
19. What does 'influential' mean in the given context?
20. Who is an urbanist?
21. What is the primary focus of an urbanist?
22. What is the meaning of 'whereas' in the given context?
23. How is 'medieval' defined in the context provided?
24. What does 'improvise' mean according to the content?
25. What does it mean to 'adapt' in the given context?
Study Notes
Summary of Key Concepts in Education and Urban Studies
This document synthesizes key concepts across various fields, including access, efficiency, creativity, and urban planning. It highlights the importance of understanding definitions, techniques, and the interplay between social dynamics and urban environments.
Access and Participation
- Access: The ability to enter or utilize resources is essential for engagement in activities and environments.
- Importance of Value: Recognizing the significance of resources influences decision-making and prioritization.
Techniques and Creativity
- Technique: Mastery of methods and skills is vital for effective execution in various disciplines, particularly in the arts.
- Experimentation: Trying new ideas fosters innovation and improvement, essential for growth in any field.
- Inspiration: Motivating others can lead to enhanced creativity and collaboration.
Social Dynamics and Urban Planning
- Urbanist and Sociologist Roles: Understanding the functions of urbanists and sociologists is crucial for grasping how cities operate and how social relationships are structured.
- Architectural Terms: Familiarity with terms like "blueprint" aids in comprehending urban design processes.
- Concept of Separation: The idea of separation impacts urban design and social interactions, highlighting the need for cohesive community planning.
Key Takeaways
- Access to resources is fundamental for participation and engagement in various contexts.
- Mastery of techniques and the ability to experiment are crucial for fostering creativity and innovation.
- Understanding the roles of urbanists and sociologists enhances our comprehension of societal structures and urban environments.