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South and Central Asia Vocabulary - Bhutan

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South and Central Asia Vocabulary
breathtaking
breathtaking
[Adjective]

incredibly impressive or beautiful, often leaving one feeling amazed

Ex: The ballet performance was simply breathtaking, with its graceful movements and stunning choreography. 
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landscape
landscape
[noun]

an area of scenery visible in a single view

Ex: The hikers admired the mountain landscape at sunrise. 
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heritage
heritage
[noun]

the customs, traditions, rituals, and behaviors that are inherited and preserved within a community or society over time

Ex: The festival celebrates our cultural heritage with traditional dances and music. 
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commitment

the state of being dedicated to someone or something

Ex: His commitment to his studies earned him top honors and a scholarship to a prestigious university. 
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green
green
[Adjective]

characterizing an area that is richly covered with natural plant life or foliage

Ex: The green landscape was dotted with wildflowers and dense foliage. 
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valley
valley
[noun]

a low area of land between mountains or hills, often with a river flowing through it

Ex: The sun set behind the hills, casting long shadows over the valley. 
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way of life
way of life
[phrase]

a set of values, rules, standards, and principles typical to a person or group

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to bring together

to assist individuals in solving disagreements and becoming closer

Ex: His speech aimed to bring the community together for a common cause. 
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to divide
to divide
[Verb]

to be separated into parts, groups, etc.

Ex: The river divides at this point, forming two distinct channels. 
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paved
paved
[Adjective]

covered with a firm surface, such as stones, bricks, or concrete, making it suitable for travel or use

Ex: The courtyard was beautifully paved with patterned bricks. 
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to hold on to

to retain, keep, or continue to have something

Ex: During economic uncertainties, individuals may strive to hold on to their jobs, ensuring financial stability. 
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to measure

to assess or determine the characteristics, quality, capacity, importance, or extent of something through evaluation or estimation

Ex: The teacher measures the students' progress through regular assessments. 
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pillar
pillar
[noun]

a fundamental principle or practice

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in a way
in a way
[Adverb]

in a particular manner or fashion, often used to describe a specific aspect or perspective

Ex: He was a mentor to me in a way, always offering guidance and support when I needed it. 
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to admire
to admire
[Verb]

to express respect toward someone or something often due to qualities, achievements, etc.

Ex: She admires her grandmother for her wisdom and strength in facing life's challenges. 
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thick
thick
[Adjective]

(of plants) existing and growing densely close together with little space in between, creating a lush and impenetrable area

Ex: The explorers got lost in the thick forest, unable to find their way out. 
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to require

to make something mandatory or necessary

Ex: The event requires a ticket for entry. 
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forested
forested
[Adjective]

covered with forest

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snow leopard

a large, elusive, and endangered big cat species known for its unique beauty, adapted for life in high-altitude mountainous regions of Central Asia

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sacred
sacred
[Adjective]

connected with God or a god, and considered holy or deeply respected in religious contexts

Ex: The river is considered sacred in many indigenous cultures. 
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green
green
[Adjective]

focused on protecting the environment and promoting sustainability

Ex: The green movement has gained significant support in recent years. 
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monastery
monastery
[noun]

a building where a group of monks live and pray

Ex: The monastery nestled in the mountains provided a serene environment for meditation and prayer. 
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monk
monk
[noun]

a member of a male religious group that lives in a monastery

Ex: The monk spent his days in prayer and contemplation within the monastery walls. 
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to practice

to follow or live according to the rules, beliefs, or customs of a religion or tradition

Ex: Her family practices Hindu traditions at home. 
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cliff
cliff
[noun]

an area of rock that is high above the ground with a very steep side, often at the edge of the sea

Ex: They stood at the edge of the cliff, taking in the breathtaking view. 
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robe
robe
[noun]

a loose cloak worn on official occasions or special ceremonies

Ex: The judge wore a black robe in court. 
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yak
yak
[noun]

a large wild ox with shaggy coat and long horns that is domesticated in Tibet

Ex: The Tibetan plateau is home to many yaks, which are well-adapted to the harsh, cold climate. 
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willing
willing
[Adjective]

interested or ready to do something

Ex: She was willing to lend a helping hand whenever her friends needed it. 
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to invite in

to ask someone to come inside and join one at a particular place, typically one's home

Ex: It was a cold evening, so she invited the delivery person in to warm up before heading back out. 
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to value
to value
[Verb]

to regard highly and consider something as important, beneficial, or worthy of appreciation

Ex: The organization values transparency in its communication practices. 
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spirit
spirit
[noun]

a core emotional or motivating force that shapes a person's character

Ex: Courage is a spirit that defines great leaders. 
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environmentally friendly

referring to actions, products, or practices that aim to preserve or protect the natural environment

Ex: The company is committed to producing environmentally friendly goods made from sustainable resources. 
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hydropower

energy that is generated from the force of running water

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carbon-negative
carbon-negative
[Adjective]

removing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than is produced by an activity, organization, or process

Ex: The company aims to become carbon-negative by 2030. 
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carbon dioxide

a type of gas with no color and smell that is produced by burning carbon or during breathing out

Ex: Breathing out releases carbon dioxide into the air. 
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to absorb
to absorb
[Verb]

to take in energy, liquid, etc.

Ex: Plants absorb sunlight to produce energy through photosynthesis. 
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to take in

to absorb a substance

Ex: The sponge took in the spilled paint, preventing it from spreading on the floor. 
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when it comes to {sth}

used to refer to a particular topic or situation when discussing or considering something

Ex: When it comes to solving problems, she always finds creative solutions. 
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to prefer
to prefer
[Verb]

to want or choose one person or thing instead of another because of liking them more

Ex: She prefers the blue dress for the party because it's her favorite color. 
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rather than
rather than
[conjunction]

used to express a preference or choice between two alternatives

Ex: She decided to walk to work rather than take the bus. 
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to surf
to surf
[Verb]

to explore content or information on the internet or in other media without a specific goal

Ex: After work, she likes to relax by surfing her favorite social media sites. 
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welcoming
welcoming
[Adjective]

showing warmth and friendliness to a guest or visitor

Ex: She greeted her guests with a welcoming smile and open arms. 
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