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Four Corners 4 - Unit 9 Lesson D

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 9 Lesson D in the Four Corners 4 coursebook, such as "stump", "diagnose", "unexplained", etc.

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Four Corners 4
unexplained
unexplained
[Adjective]

lacking a clear reason or understanding and left without an explanation

Ex: The sudden disappearance of the ship remains unexplained to this day. 
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ability
ability
[noun]

the fact that one is able or possesses the necessary skills or means to do something

Ex: His ability to solve complex problems quickly impressed the team. 
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detail
detail
[noun]

a small fact or piece of information

Ex: The detective paid close attention to every detail of the crime scene to gather clues. 
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whether
whether
[conjunction]

used to talk about a doubt or choice when facing two options

Ex: He's trying to figure out whether he should study abroad or stay in his home country. 
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researcher

someone who studies a subject carefully and carries out academic or scientific research

Ex: A researcher must be thorough and patient in their work. 
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to stump
to stump
[Verb]

to puzzle or challenge someone, typically by presenting a question or problem that is difficult to answer or solve

Ex: The tricky riddle stumped the participants at the puzzle competition. 
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to identify

to be able to say who or what someone or something is

Ex: The detective easily identifies the suspect from the security footage. 
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medical
medical
[Adjective]

related to medicine, treating illnesses, and health

Ex: She pursued a career in the medical field to help others improve their health. 
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condition
condition
[noun]

the state of something at a particular time

Ex: He checked the condition of the tires before the long road trip. 
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hyperthymesia

a rare condition characterized by an extraordinary and involuntary ability to recall detailed personal memories from one's past

Ex: People with hyperthymesia can remember every detail of their lives, including specific dates and events. 
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superior
superior
[Adjective]

surpassing others in terms of overall goodness or excellence

Ex: The superior craftsmanship of the handmade furniture set it apart from mass-produced alternatives. 
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handful
handful
[noun]

a small number of people or things

Ex: A handful of guests stayed late to help clean up after the party. 
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to diagnose

to find out the cause of a problem or disease that a person has by examining the symptoms

Ex: Doctors use various tests to diagnose medical conditions accurately. 
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to occur
to occur
[Verb]

to come to be or take place, especially unexpectedly or naturally

Ex: Accidents occur unexpectedly, so it's crucial to drive safely. 
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to recall
to recall
[Verb]

to bring back something from the memory

Ex: She could recall the details of the conversation with remarkable clarity. 
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desert
desert
[noun]

a large, dry area of land with very few plants, typically one covered with sand

Ex: At night, the desert can become very cold. 
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diary
diary
[noun]

a book or journal in which one records personal experiences, thoughts, or feelings on a regular basis, usually on a daily basis

Ex: She kept a diary throughout her travels, documenting her experiences and the people she met along the way. 
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to memorize

to repeat something until it is kept in one's memory

Ex: Students often memorize multiplication tables to enhance their math skills. 
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stuff
stuff
[noun]

things that we cannot or do not need to name when we are talking about them

Ex: She packed all her stuff into boxes before moving to her new apartment. 
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distance
distance
[noun]

the length of the space that is between two places or points

Ex: The distance between New York City and Los Angeles is over 2,700 miles. 
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perspective

a specific manner of considering something

Ex: From a historical perspective, the Renaissance marked a period of great cultural advancement. 
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to remind
to remind
[Verb]

to make a person remember an obligation, task, etc. so that they do not forget to do it

Ex: The manager regularly reminds employees of upcoming deadlines. 
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to forget
to forget
[Verb]

to not be able to remember something or someone from the past

Ex: It's easy to forget passwords, so it's essential to use a secure system. 
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to remember

to bring a type of information from the past to our mind again

Ex: Can you remember the name of the book we were talking about? 
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