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Four Corners 4 - Unit 8 Lesson D

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 8 Lesson D in the Four Corners 4 coursebook, such as "founder", "unveil", "revolutionary", etc.

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founder
founder
[noun]

someone who starts or creates something like a company or organization

Ex: She is the founder of a successful tech startup. 
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stage
stage
[noun]

an elevated area, especially in theaters, on which artists perform for the audience

Ex: The actor stepped onto the stage to deliver his monologue. 
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moment
moment
[noun]

a very short period of time

Ex: For a moment, I thought I had lost my wallet. 
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to gather
to gather
[Verb]

to bring people in one place for a specific purpose

Ex: She gathers her friends for a weekend picnic in the park. 
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to unveil
to unveil
[Verb]

to remove a cover from a statue, painting, etc. for the people to see, particularly as part of a public ceremony

Ex: The mayor proudly unveiled the new city monument during the grand opening ceremony. 
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product
product
[noun]

something created by a person, process, or effort

Ex: The sculpture is a product of the artist's imagination. 
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feature
feature
[noun]

an important or distinctive aspect of something

Ex: The new smartphone boasts a high-resolution screen as its standout feature. 
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to launch
to launch
[Verb]

to start an organized activity or operation

Ex: They plan to launch a marketing campaign to promote the event. 
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revolutionary
revolutionary
[Adjective]

causing or involving a grand or fundamental change, particularly leading to major improvements

Ex: The invention of the internet was a revolutionary development that transformed communication and information sharing worldwide. 
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event
event
[noun]

anything that takes place, particularly something important

Ex: The wedding was a joyous event that brought family and friends together. 
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company
company
[noun]

an organization that does business and earns money from it

Ex: He invested his savings in a small startup company. 
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to remake
to remake
[Verb]

to produce a new version of something that has already been made

Ex: The director decided to remake the classic film with a modern twist. 
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to make up

to create a false or fictional story or information

Ex: The gossip columnist made rumors up about the celebrities. 
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engineer
engineer
[noun]

a person who designs, fixes, or builds roads, machines, bridges, etc.

Ex: An engineer's job is to apply scientific principles to solve engineering challenges. 
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to prepare

to make a person or thing ready for doing something

Ex: He prepares his outfit the night before to save time in the morning. 
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forever
forever
[Adverb]

used to describe a period of time that has no end

Ex: She promised to love him forever. 
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to revolutionize

to change something in a significant or fundamental way

Ex: The invention of the internet revolutionized the way people communicate and access information. 
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despite
despite
[preposition]

used to show that something happened or is true, even though there was a difficulty or obstacle that might have prevented it

Ex: The business thrived despite the economic downturn. 
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pressure
pressure
[noun]

the use of influence or demands to persuade or force someone to do something

Ex: The company faced pressure from investors to improve its performance. 
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crowd
crowd
[noun]

a large group of people gathered together in a particular place

Ex: The crowd erupted in cheers as the home team scored the first goal of the match. 
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device
device
[noun]

a machine or tool that is designed for a particular purpose

Ex: The flashlight is a simple yet helpful device during power outages. 
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disaster
disaster
[noun]

a sudden and unfortunate event that causes a great amount of death and destruction

Ex: After the disaster, the community came together to support each other. 
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perfectly
perfectly
[Adverb]

in the best possible way

Ex: The dress fits her perfectly. 
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to switch
to switch
[Verb]

to change from one thing, such as a task, major, conversation topic, job, etc. to a completely different one

Ex: After completing the morning meeting, she decided to switch tasks and focus on a different project. 
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to demonstrate

to show clearly that something is true or exists by providing proof or evidence

Ex: The scientist demonstrated the effectiveness of the new drug through a series of experiments. 
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physical
physical
[Adjective]

related to the body rather than the mind

Ex: He experienced physical exhaustion after completing the marathon. 
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button
button
[noun]

a small, round object, usually made of plastic or metal, sewn onto a piece of clothing and used for fastening two parts together

Ex: He carefully fastened the buttons on his shirt. 
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common
common
[Adjective]

regular and without any exceptional features

Ex: The meeting was filled with common tasks and discussions. 
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pocket
pocket
[noun]

a type of small bag in or on clothing, used for carrying small things such as money, keys, etc.

Ex: He kept his keys in the pocket of his jeans. 
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to include

to have something as a part of the whole

Ex: The ticket price includes access to all attractions. 
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to combine

to mix in order to make a single unit

Ex: The chef combined various ingredients to make a flavorful sauce for the pasta. 
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same
same
[Adjective]

like another thing or person in every way

Ex: I chose the same topic for my presentation as last year. 
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chief executive officer

the highest-ranking person in a company

Ex: The CEO announced a new strategy for the company. 
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