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Interchange - Upper-intermediate - Unit 14

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 14 in the Interchange Upper-Intermediate coursebook, such as "simultaneously", "editorial", "assurance", etc.

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Interchange - Upper-intermediate
milestone
milestone
[noun]

an event or stage that has a very important impact on the progress of something

Ex: Graduating from college was a major milestone in her life. 
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contemporary
contemporary
[Adjective]

having a modern or current style or design, often reflecting up-to-date trends

Ex: The gallery features contemporary artworks that explore new techniques. 
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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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entirely
entirely
[Adverb]

to the fullest or complete degree

Ex: The puzzle was entirely solved by the dedicated team. 
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simultaneously

at exactly the same time

Ex: The two dancers performed different routines simultaneously on the stage. 
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unexpected
unexpected
[Adjective]

happening or appearing without warning, causing surprise

Ex: The unexpected rain shower caught everyone at the outdoor picnic off guard. 
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predictable
predictable
[Adjective]

easily anticipated or expected to happen based on past experiences or knowledge

Ex: The movie's predictable plot followed a typical Hollywood formula. 
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defeated
defeated
[Adjective]

having been beaten in a competition, battle, or struggle

Ex: Despite their best efforts, the defeated candidate conceded the election. 
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script
script
[noun]

a written text that a movie, show, or play is based on

Ex: The actor memorized his lines from the script before the performance. 
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to add
to add
[Verb]

to put things together to make them bigger in size or quantity

Ex: An extra paragraph was added to the report for additional information. 
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title
title
[noun]

the name given to a movie, book, etc.

Ex: The title of her favorite book is "Pride and Prejudice." 
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credit
credit
[noun]

(plural) a list of names at the start or end of a TV program or movie acknowledging the people involved in its production

Ex: The credits rolled as the audience applauded the cast and crew. 
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creative
creative
[Adjective]

making use of imagination or innovation in bringing something into existence

Ex: I believe you are a creative photographer; you always find beauty in ordinary things. 
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manager
manager
[noun]

someone who is in charge of running a business or managing part or all of a company or organization

Ex: As the manager, she conducts weekly meetings with her team. 
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club
club
[noun]

a place where people, especially young people, go to dance, listen to music, or spend time together

Ex: He likes to dance, so he often visits the club near his apartment. 
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editorial
editorial
[Adjective]

relating to an article that expresses opinions or perspectives, especially in newspapers or magazines

Ex: The newspaper's editorial stance influenced readers' opinions. 
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director
director
[noun]

a person who manages or is in charge of an activity, department, or organization

Ex: She's the director of marketing at the company, responsible for advertising and promotions. 
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animator
animator
[noun]

a person who creates moving images, such as cartoons, using various techniques and software

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programmer

a person who writes computer programs

Ex: She's a skilled programmer who develops mobile applications for smartphones. 
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news
news
[noun]

reports on recent events that are broadcast or published

Ex: The morning news provided updates on the latest developments in the election. 
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photographer

someone whose hobby or job is taking photographs

Ex: She's a talented photographer who specializes in wildlife photography. 
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songwriter

someone who writes the words of songs and sometimes their music

Ex: The songwriter penned a heartfelt ballad that resonated with fans worldwide. 
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storyboard

a set of pictures or drawings depicting the outline of the plot of a movie, TV series, etc.

Ex: The director reviewed the storyboard before filming the scene. 
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artist
artist
[noun]

someone who creates drawings, sculptures, paintings, etc. either as their job or hobby

Ex: As an artist, he spends a lot of time in his studio. 
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stunt
stunt
[noun]

a difficult, unusual, or risky action performed to attract attention

Ex: Publicity stunts often go viral on social media. 
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talk show
talk show
[noun]

a type of TV or radio program on which famous people appear as guests to answer questions about themselves or other subjects

Ex: She appeared on a talk show to discuss her new book. 
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host
host
[noun]

the person in front of a camera who talks about different topics or invites guests to a TV or radio show

Ex: The host skillfully navigated through diverse topics on the evening talk show. 
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quality
quality
[noun]

the grade, level, or standard of something's excellence measured against other things

Ex: The quality of the product exceeded their expectations, making it a top choice among consumers. 
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assurance
assurance
[noun]

a promise or pledge to do something

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analyst
analyst
[noun]

a trained individual who evaluates information and data to provide insights and make informed decisions in various fields such as finance, economics, business, technology, etc.

Ex: The market analyst predicted a surge in stock prices based on recent economic indicators. 
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content
content
[noun]

(usually plural) the things that are held, included, or contained within something

Ex: She emptied the contents of her bag onto the table. 
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manager
manager
[noun]

someone who is in charge of running a business or managing part or all of a company or organization

Ex: As the manager, she conducts weekly meetings with her team. 
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amateur
amateur
[noun]

someone who is not skilled or experienced enough for a specific activity

Ex: She started as an amateur in photography but quickly developed her skills. 
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conflict
conflict
[noun]

a disagreement or argument over something important

Ex: She avoided conflict by compromising early. 
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dangerous
dangerous
[Adjective]

capable of destroying or causing harm to a person or thing

Ex: Crossing the road without looking is dangerous. 
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major
major
[Adjective]

serious and of great importance

Ex: The major issue facing the city is the lack of affordable housing. 
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social event

a social gathering or occasion where people come together to interact and socialize with each other

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truth
truth
[noun]

the true principles or facts about something, in contrast to what is imagined or thought

Ex: Scientific research aims to uncover the truth by analyzing evidence and data. 
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extra
extra
[noun]

a person hired to appear in a film or television production, typically in the background of scenes to add realism

Ex: The film's production team needed several extras to fill the bustling city street scenes. 
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to register

to enter one's name in a list of an institute, school, etc.

Ex: She decided to register for the online course to improve her skills. 
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agency
agency
[noun]

a business or organization that provides services to other parties, especially by representing them in transactions

Ex: A real estate agency helps facilitate transactions between property buyers and sellers. 
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exclusively
exclusively
[Adverb]

in a manner that is only available to a particular person, group, or thing

Ex: The VIP lounge at the airport is exclusively for first-class passengers. 
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reasonable
reasonable
[Adjective]

(of a person) showing good judgment and acting by reason

Ex: A reasonable man would consider all sides before deciding. 
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to explode

to break apart violently and noisily in a way that causes destruction

Ex: The fireworks exploded in the sky, lighting up the night. 
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explosion
explosion
[noun]

a sudden, forceful release of energy due to a chemical or nuclear reaction, causing rapid expansion of gases, loud noise, and often destruction

Ex: The explosion at the factory was caused by a malfunction in the chemical storage tanks. 
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jury
jury
[noun]

a group of twelve citizens, who listen to the details of a case in the court of law in order to decide the guiltiness or innocence of a defendant

Ex: The jury deliberated for several hours before reaching a unanimous verdict. 
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convincing
convincing
[Adjective]

able to make someone believe that something is right or true

Ex: The convincing evidence presented by the prosecutor left no doubt of the defendant's guilt. 
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challenging
challenging
[Adjective]

difficult to accomplish, requiring skill or effort

Ex: Solving the puzzle proved to be challenging, requiring creative thinking and problem-solving skills. 
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to notice
to notice
[Verb]

to pay attention and become aware of a particular thing or person

Ex: I couldn't help but notice the beautiful sunset as I walked along the beach. 
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to compare

to examine or look for the differences between of two or more objects

Ex: She literally took an hour comparing prices before making a purchase. 
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tutorial
tutorial
[noun]

a course of instruction that is presented to an individual or a small number of students, typically focused on a specific subject or topic

Ex: She attended a tutorial on essay writing to improve her academic writing skills. 
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to rehearse

to practice a play, piece of music, etc. before the public performance

Ex: The actors gathered in the theater to rehearse their lines and perfect their stage movements before the opening night. 
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to shoot
to shoot
[Verb]

to film or take a photograph of something

Ex: He will shoot the scene at dawn to capture the best light. 
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to find
to find
[Verb]

to search and discover something or someone that we have lost or do not know the location of

Ex: Did you find the remote control for the television? 
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location
location
[noun]

the geographic position of someone or something

Ex: The new office location is closer to public transportation, making it more accessible for employees. 
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to edit
to edit
[Verb]

to choose and arrange the parts that are crucial to the story of a movie, show, etc. and cut out unnecessary ones

Ex: After shooting wrapped, the director and editor collaborated to edit the documentary. 
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World Wide Web

a network of information that is accessible to people when they use the internet

Ex: I spent the whole afternoon browsing the World Wide Web for new recipes. 
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disc jockey

someone who announces or plays popular recorded music on radio or TV, or at a disco, club, etc.

Ex: The disc jockey played a mix of old and new hits to keep the dance floor packed all night. 
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