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Solutions - Advanced - Unit 2 - 2C

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 2 - 2C in the Solutions Advanced coursebook, such as "infiltrate", "coverage", "incognito", etc.

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opinion poll

a survey conducted to collect people's views, preferences, or beliefs on specific topics or issues

Ex: The opinion poll showed strong support for the new policy. 
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breaking news

information that has been just received by a television or radio news channel

Ex: The reporter interrupted the broadcast to deliver breaking news about the fire in the city center. 
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channel
channel
[noun]

a TV station that broadcasts different programs

Ex: Viewers can switch between channels to watch their favorite shows or catch up on the latest news. 
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press conference

a formal meeting or gathering where members of the media are invited to ask questions and receive information from a person or organization

Ex: The president held a press conference to address the recent crisis. 
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freedom
freedom
[noun]

the right to act, say, or think as one desires without being stopped, controlled, or restricted

Ex: He enjoyed the freedom to travel wherever he wanted. 
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pressure group

a group or organization that actively seeks to influence public opinion and government policies on specific issues

Ex: The environmental pressure group campaigned for stronger pollution laws. 
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gutter press

a group or organization that actively seeks to influence public opinion and government policies on specific issues

Ex: The celebrity’s private life was exposed by the gutter press. 
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media
media
[noun]

the ways through which people receive information such as newspapers, television, etc.

Ex: The media plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion and disseminating information on current events. 
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coverage
coverage
[noun]

the reporting of specific news or events by the media

Ex: The news coverage of the event was extensive and detailed. 
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scandal
scandal
[noun]

an event or action that is considered morally or legally wrong and causes public outrage or controversy

Ex: The scandal involving the company's fraud shocked the community. 
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tip-off
tip-off
[noun]

a piece of information or warning that is given secretly or discreetly, often to provide advance knowledge or insight

Ex: The police received a tip-off about the planned robbery. 
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to dig around

to find information about someone or something through extensive research or investigation

Ex: The journalist had to dig around to uncover the truth behind the scandal. 
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ethics
ethics
[noun]

a set of moral principles that govern a person's or group's behavior and decision-making

Ex: The committee was formed to address issues related to medical ethics in research. 
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incognito
incognito
[Adverb]

in disguise or using a false identity to avoid being recognized

Ex: She traveled incognito to avoid recognition at the event. 
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gruesome
gruesome
[Adjective]

causing extreme fear, shock, or disgust

Ex: The crime scene was too gruesome for most people to describe. 
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revelation

the act of making something known or revealed, particularly something surprising or previously unknown

Ex: The revelation of the secret shocked everyone in the room. 
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gusty
gusty
[Adjective]

showing bravery, boldness, or determination in challenging situations

Ex: Her gusty personality made her a natural leader in the debate. 
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to infiltrate

to secretly enter an organization or group with the aim of spying on its members or gathering information

Ex: During the Cold War, intelligence agencies attempted to infiltrate enemy organizations for espionage. 
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