training
[noun]
the process during which someone learns the skills needed in order to do a particular job
Ex:
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continuous
[adjective]
occurring repeatedly over a period of time
Ex:
The
continuous
updates
from
the
news
station
kept
everyone
informed
during
the
storm
.
technical
[adjective]
having special and practical knowledge of a particular subject, art, craft, etc.
competence
[noun]
the ability to perform tasks effectively and efficiently, demonstrating both physical and intellectual readiness
Ex:
The
technician
's
competence
in
troubleshooting
equipment
issues
minimized
downtime
in
production
.
handling
[noun]
the way someone manages or deals with a person, situation, or object
Ex:
His
handling
of
the
team
's
concerns
helped
improve
their
performance
.
extreme
[adjective]
very high in intensity or degree
Ex:
The
region
experienced
extreme
drought
,
leading
to
water
shortages
and
crop failures
.
to panic
[verb]
to be suddenly overwhelmed by intense fear, often leading to irrational or wild actions
Ex:
The
sudden
appearance
of
the
snake
caused
the
hiker
to
panic
and
run away
.
to [do] a course
[phrase]
to enroll in and complete an educational program or class to acquire new knowledge or skills
Ex:
He
did
a
course
in
culinary arts
to
pursue
his
passion
for
cooking
.
first aid
[noun]
a basic medical treatment given to someone in an emergency before they are taken to the hospital
care
[noun]
the act of providing treatment and paying attention to the physical and emotional needs of someone or something
Ex:
to tie
[verb]
to create a loop or fastening by crossing and securing the ends of a material such as rope, string, or ribbon
Ex:
He
tied
the
straps
of
his
backpack
securely
before
setting off
on
the
hike
.
knot
[noun]
a tight loop or fastening made by tying a rope, string, or thread, used to secure or join things together
Ex:
She
could
n't
untangle
the
knot
in
her
necklace
chain
.
essential
[adjective]
very necessary for a particular purpose or situation
Ex:
Regular
exercise
is
essential
for
maintaining
physical fitness
and
health
.
to lead
[verb]
to be the leader or in charge of something
Ex:
The
CEO
is
leading
the
company
's
expansion
strategy
.
specialist
[noun]
a person with extensive knowledge or skill in a specific field or area of expertise
Ex:
Engineers
often
become
specialists
in
narrow
technical
fields
.
to turn over
[verb]
to be flipped from an upright position
Ex:
The
boat
unexpectedly
turned over
in
the
rough
waves
.
range
[noun]
a variety of things that are different but are of the same general type
Ex:
The
restaurant
's
menu
features
a
range
of
dishes
from
different
cuisines
around
the
world
.
hugely
[adverb]
to an extensive degree
Ex:
The
company
's
profits
increased
hugely
after
the
strategic
merger
.
to motivate
[verb]
to make someone want to do something by giving them a reason or encouragement
Ex:
The
inspiring
story
of
success
served
to
motivate
aspiring
entrepreneurs
.
involved
[adjective]
actively participating or included in a particular activity, event, or situation
Ex:
background
[noun]
the details about someone's family, experience, education, etc.
Ex:
His
background
in
social work
inspired
him
to
start
a
nonprofit organization
.
expertise
[noun]
high level of skill, knowledge, or proficiency in a particular field or subject matter
Ex:
The
mechanic
's
expertise
in
automotive
repair
allowed
him
to
quickly
diagnose
and
fix
complex
engine
issues
.
to drag
[verb]
to move in a slow and difficult manner
Ex:
After
the
long
hike
,
she
could
only
drag
herself
up
the
steep
hill
,
exhausted
and
weary
.
stormy
[adjective]
having strong winds, rain, or severe weather conditions
Ex:
The
ship
struggled
to
navigate
through
the
stormy
waters
,
with
waves
crashing
over
the
bow
.
rewarding
[adjective]
(of an activity) making one feel satisfied by giving one a desirable outcome
Ex:
Completing
a
challenging
project
can
be
rewarding
,
as
it
demonstrates
one
's
capabilities
and
skills
.
incident
[noun]
an event or happening, especially a violent, unusual or important one
Ex:
The
teacher
documented
the
bullying
incident
in
the
school
records
.
to tend
[verb]
to be likely to develop or occur in a certain way because that is the usual pattern
Ex:
Historical
patterns
suggest
that
economic
downturns
tend
to
lead
to
increased
unemployment
.
outcome
[noun]
the result or consequence of a situation, event, or action
Ex:
We
are
eagerly
waiting
to
see
the
outcome
of
the
new
product
launch
.
eager
[adjective]
having a strong desire for doing or experiencing something
Ex:
The
students
were
eager
to
learn
about
the
fascinating
topic
in
their
next
class
.
to develop
[verb]
to gain or obtain something gradually, typically through growth, experience, or learning
Ex:
Through
consistent
practice
and
dedication
,
she
developed
fluency
in
a
second language
.
unsatisfying
[adjective]
not meeting expectations and failing to provide a sense of fulfillment
Ex:
She
found
the
book
unsatisfying
because
it
was
too
predictable
.
resident
[noun]
a person who lives in a particular place, usually on a long-term basis
Ex:
Residents
of
the
neighborhood
formed
a
community
watch
program
to
improve
safety
.
rather
[adverb]
to a somewhat notable, considerable, or surprising degree
Ex:
The
instructions
were
rather
unclear
,
causing
some
confusion
.
to undergo
[verb]
to experience or endure a process, change, or event
Ex:
As
part
of
the
research
study
,
participants
had to
undergo
various
tests
and
assessments
.
to fundraise
[verb]
to seek financial contributions or donations for a particular cause, organization, or event
Ex:
The
organization
fundraised
through
online
campaigns
and
events
.
to recruit
[verb]
to bring someone into a group, organization, or cause as a member or worker
Ex:
The
university
is
recruiting
talented
students
for
its
honors
program
.
to build up
[verb]
to make something more powerful, intense, or larger in quantity
Ex:
The
storm
continued
to
build up
strength
over
the
ocean
.
survival
[noun]
the state in which a person manages to stay alive or strong despite dangers or difficulties
Ex:
Survival
in
the
wilderness
requires
knowledge
of
basic
shelter
and
food
sources
.
to raise
[verb]
to assemble money or resources, particularly in order to achieve or create something
Ex:
The
event
raised
over
£
30
000
for
cancer
research
.
residential
[adjective]
including living accommodations along with other activities or care
Ex:
They
decided on
a
residential
program
that
includes
housing
and
meals
.
wave tank
[noun]
a large container of water used to create and study artificial waves, often for research or testing marine equipment
Ex:
The
research
team
used
the
wave tank
to
simulate
ocean
conditions
.