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Solutions - Intermediate - Unit 8 - 8A

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 8 - 8A in the Solutions Intermediate coursebook, such as "recharge", "signal", "credit", etc.

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Solutions - Intermediate
to enter
to enter
[Verb]

to make a record of something or set it down in a permanent form, often in writing or a formal system

Ex: The receptionist was instructed to enter the new appointments into the scheduling system. 
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number
number
[noun]

a specific series of digits used to call a particular telephone or contact a particular service

Ex: Please dial my number when you get a chance. 
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to [make] a (phone) call

to use a telephone or other communication device to start a phone conversation with someone

Ex: I need to make a phone call to schedule an appointment with the doctor. 
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to put
to put
[Verb]

to bring someone or something into a particular state or condition

Ex: He put the baby to sleep with a lullaby. 
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phone
phone
[noun]

an electronic device used to talk to a person who is at a different location

Ex: I picked up the phone and dialed my friend's number. 
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silence
silence
[noun]

the absence of sound or noise, often creating a peaceful or uncomfortable atmosphere

Ex: The silence in the library was broken only by the rustling of pages. 
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to recharge

to refill an electronic device with energy

Ex: She needs to recharge her phone before going out. 
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to lose
to lose
[Verb]

to be deprived of or stop having someone or something

Ex: She lost her hearing as a result of the loud explosion. 
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signal
signal
[noun]

a series of electrical or radio waves carrying data to a radio, television station, or mobile phone

Ex: The satellite transmits a signal to the television station, allowing live broadcasts to be aired. 
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to listen
to listen
[Verb]

to give our attention to the sound a person or thing is making

Ex: Listen closely, and you can hear the birds singing in the trees. 
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voicemail
voicemail
[noun]

a system that allows callers to leave recorded messages for someone who is unable to answer their phone

Ex: She checked her voicemail after missing a call from her boss. 
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to leave
to leave
[Verb]

to make something be seen, heard, or noticed by delivering, writing or recording something

Ex: A multitude of fans left comments on the artist's social media post. 
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message
message
[noun]

a written or spoken piece of information or communication sent to or left for another person

Ex: He sent a text message to invite us to the party. 
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to disable

to prevent someone or something from being able to perform a specific action or function

Ex: Governments may disable specific services during times of crisis for public safety. 
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to enable
to enable
[Verb]

to give someone or something the means or ability to do something

Ex: Technology enables us to communicate instantly across the globe. 
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data roaming

the ability to access and use mobile data services while connected to a different cellular network outside of one's home network

Ex: Make sure to turn off data roaming to avoid high charges when traveling abroad. 
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to save
to save
[Verb]

to put a copy of the desired digital file in a location

Ex: Please remember to save your document before closing the program. 
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to add
to add
[Verb]

used to introduce new information, particularly in order to support what one previously said

Ex: 'Make sure to double-check your work,' he added. 
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contact
contact
[noun]

a means of communication between different groups or individuals

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list
list
[noun]

a series of written or printed names or items, typically one below the other

Ex: John checked the list of ingredients before starting to cook. 
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loudspeaker

a piece of equipment that makes sounds louder, used for playing music, etc.

Ex: Please lower the volume on the loudspeaker; it's too loud. 
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to run out

to use the available supply of something, leaving too little or none

Ex: The restaurant unexpectedly ran out of the popular dish. 
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credit
credit
[noun]

a system where a customer is given access to goods or services with the promise of paying later, often after an advance payment or agreement

Ex: The store offered her a credit balance that she could use to buy more items. 
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to call back

to contact someone when the first attempt to communicate was missed or was unsuccessful

Ex: I'll call the client back as soon as I finish this meeting. 
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to break up

to have trouble talking or seeing clearly because of a weak or unstable signal

Ex: The live stream broke up during the heavy downpour. 
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to cut off

to end a phone call while the other person is still on the line

Ex: In the middle of discussing plans, Tom's boss had to cut off the call unexpectedly for an urgent meeting. 
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to hang up

to end a phone call by breaking the connection

Ex: If the call quality is poor, it's better to hang up and try again for a clearer connection. 
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to get back to

to contact someone again later to provide a response or reply, often after taking time to consider or research the matter

Ex: I'll get back to you with the information you requested as soon as I find it. 
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