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An original type, model or form to be developed or revised.
Example: This museum shows many prototypes of the different machines that we use
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the entire property of a person or an entity.
Example: He inherited all his father’s assets by law. |
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The way that all the parts of a computer are connected and
assembled.
Example: The prices of a computer depends largely on its configuration. |
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Make guesses after reasoning.
Example: Researcher speculate that this disease has something to do with a lack of
calcium. |
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look for; try to find something.
Example: He tried his best to seek work for a living. |
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Eat or drink something.
Example: I used to consume a liter of milk every day. |
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Large in amount or extent.
Example: A substantial number of people are trying to buy the new version of the iPhone
after it was released. |
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Being able to be shown whether it is true or exists.
Example: There is a demonstrable link between lack of calcium and this kind of disease. |
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Effectiveness in doing what it is supposed to.
Example: Recent research has confirmed the efficacy of this medicine in relieving pain
of muscle. |
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To make a statement so that something becomes clear.
Example: He has clarified his absence during this event. |
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About to happen.
Example: I have a feeling of impending disaster now because I broke my brother’s
model. |
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Someone to work together.
Example: He is my collaborator on this project. |
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Continuous without stopping.
We came across an unrelenting downpour of rain on our way back. |
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strong or to an extreme degree.
Example: He sweat a lot after intense the exercise. |
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A painful experience that may cause mental damage.
Example: He has been through the trauma of losing his child. |
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