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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Up to date | modern, current, the newest version. |
Out of date | old, not useful anymore, expired. |
Booking | an arrangement to reserve (e.g. a ticket, room, table). |
Refreshment | food or drinks served at an event. |
Display | to show something, or the thing being shown. |
Servant | a person employed to work in someone’s house. |
Costume | special clothes for a role, tradition, or performance. |
Adventure | an exciting or unusual experience. |
Cow | a large farm animal that gives milk. |
Breed | a type of animal or plant; or to produce babies. |
Barn | a large farm building for storing grain or animals. |
Stable | a building where horses are kept. |
Plot | 1) the story of a book/film, 2) a piece of land. |
Interpret | explain the meaning of something. |
Appeal | attraction; or a request for help. |
Shore (of sth) | the land along the edge of a sea/lake. |
Shattering | extremely upsetting or shocking. |
Cave | a natural hole in the side of a hill or under the ground. |
Fragment | a small broken piece of something. |
Stumble | to trip or almost fall while walking. |
Manuscript | a handwritten document, especially old or original. |
Prevailing | most common or widespread at the time. |
Devout | very religious or committed. |
Fall out of | to stop being in (e.g. habit, practice, use). |
Preserve | keep safe from harm, maintain. |
Testament | proof or evidence of something. |
Ink | colored liquid used for writing/printing. |
Parchment | old writing material made from animal skin. |
Intriguing | very interesting and mysterious. |
Withstand | to resist, not be damaged by. |
Hoard | a hidden collection of valuable things. |
Negotiate | discuss to reach an agreement. |
Remain | stay, continue to exist. |
Decipher | to figure out or understand difficult writing/codes. |
Scroll | a roll of paper/parchment for writing. |
Shepherd | a person who takes care of sheep. |
Resistant | able to oppose or not be harmed by something. |
Fungus | a simple plant like mushrooms or mold. |
Wheat | a grain used to make bread and flour. |
Edible | safe to eat. |
Maize | corn. |
Strain | 1) a type of plant/animal/disease, 2) stress or effort. |
Sprawling | spreading over a large, untidy area. |
Obscure | not well known, unclear. |
Catapult | to throw or launch suddenly (or the device that does it). |
Modify | to change something slightly. |
Breakthrough | a big discovery or achievement. |
Pop into someone’s head | suddenly think of something. |
Realm | an area of activity or knowledge; a kingdom. |
Cumulative | increasing step by step, adding up over time. |
Then-known period | the period of time that was known back then. |
Noteworthy | important, worth noticing. |
Enterprise | a project, especially difficult or risky; or a company. |
Conceive | to form an idea in the mind. |
Glean | to collect information bit by bit. |
Arbitrary | based on chance or personal choice, not rules. |
Pave the way for sth | to make something possible in the future. |
Domain | an area of knowledge or activity. |
Confer | to discuss or give something (like an award, degree). |
Shrewd | clever, good at judging situations. |
Banal | boring, not original. |
Invoke | to call upon (a law, power, memory, feeling). |
Vague | unclear, not specific. |
Predecessor | the one who had the position/job before. |
Assumption | something believed without proof. |
Aspire | to hope strongly to achieve something. |
Occur | to happen. |
Notion | an idea, belief. |
Provoke | to cause a reaction, usually anger. |
Merely | only, simply. |
Ultimate | the most important, final. |
Seek | to look for or try to get. |
Wrap | cover or fold around something. |
Distort | to twist or change so it looks wrong. |
Perception | the way we understand or see something. |
Trap | a device or situation that catches someone/something. |
Deem | to consider or judge something as. |
Integrate | combine parts into a whole. |
Spill out | to flow over the edge. |
Outburst | sudden strong expression (anger, emotion). |
Relentless | never stopping, harsh. |
Vulnerable | weak, easily hurt or attacked. |
Tolerance | ability to accept or endure something. |
Dissipate | to slowly disappear or scatter. |
Sweat | the salty liquid that comes from skin when hot or exercising. |