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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic - Test 4 - Listening - Part 4 (2)

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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic
to deforest

to clear an area of trees, typically by cutting them down extensively

Ex: The logging company deforests vast areas each year. 
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large-scale
large-scale
[Adjective]

involving a significant numbers of people or a vast area

Ex: The company launched a large-scale marketing campaign to reach a global audience. 
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planning
planning
[noun]

an act of formulating a program for a definite course of action

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detailed
detailed
[Adjective]

including many specific elements or pieces of information

Ex: The report provided a detailed analysis of the company's financial performance. 
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up-to-date
up-to-date
[Adjective]

conforming to the most recent developments, updates, or facts

Ex: The report is up-to-date, including the most recent statistics on market growth. 
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to identify

to find or discover something by searching for its features, characteristics, or details

Ex: She identified the problem after carefully checking the machine. 
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priority
priority
[noun]

the fact or condition of being regarded or treated as more important than others

Ex: Safety is always a top priority in our workplace. 
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intervention

an action, treatment, or manipulation that is introduced by researchers to test its effects on variables of interest

Ex: The intervention consisted of a dietary change aimed at reducing saturated fat intake among participants. 
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drone
drone
[noun]

a flying vehicle such as an aircraft that is controlled from afar and has no pilot

Ex: The photographer used a drone to capture stunning aerial shots of the landscape. 
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tool
tool
[noun]

something such as a hammer, saw, etc. that is held in the hand and used for a specific job

Ex: The carpenter used a hammer as his primary tool for driving nails. 
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to prioritize

to give a higher level of importance or urgency to a particular task, goal, or objective compared to others

Ex: She prioritized completing her assignments before socializing with friends. 
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to monitor

to carefully check the quality, activity, or changes of something or someone for a period of time

Ex: Parents often need to monitor their children's online activities to ensure a safe digital environment. 
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degraded
degraded
[Adjective]

lowered in value

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to quantify

to measure or express something as a number or amount

Ex: The researchers will quantify the amount of rainfall in millimeters. 
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to devastate

to destroy something completely

Ex: The hurricane devastated the coastal town, leaving homes and businesses in ruins. 
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human activity

something that people do or cause to happen

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to rear
to rear
[Verb]

to care for and raise animals until they reach maturity

Ex: The farmer rears cows for dairy production. 
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cattle
cattle
[noun]

large farm animals, such as cows and bulls, raised for meat, milk, or labor

Ex: The farmer owns a large herd of cattle. 
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logging
logging
[noun]

the act of cutting down trees to use their wood

Ex: Logging in the area has led to widespread deforestation and loss of biodiversity. 
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to pick
to pick
[Verb]

to choose someone or something out of a group of people or things

Ex: She carefully picked a ripe apple from the tree. 
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to achieve

to finally accomplish a desired goal after dealing with many difficulties

Ex: After years of hard work and dedication, she finally achieved her dream of becoming a published author. 
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example
example
[noun]

an occurrence of something

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previously
previously
[Adverb]

before the present moment or a specific time

Ex: She had previously worked for a different company before joining the current one. 
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site
site
[noun]

an area of land on which something is, was, or will be constructed

Ex: The construction workers cleared the site for the new office building. 
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to degrade

(of human activities or natural forces) to gradually break down rocks, mountains, hills, etc.

Ex: The constant freeze and thaw cycles degrade the rock faces. 
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mining
mining
[noun]

the process of extracting valuable minerals or other materials from the earth

Ex: The mining of gold in this region has been going on for centuries. 
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cement
cement
[noun]

a gray powdery substance that becomes hard if it is mixed with water and sand, used for construction purposes such as sticking bricks of a wall together

Ex: The construction crew poured cement into the foundation trenches, beginning the process of building the new house. 
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topsoil
topsoil
[noun]

the layer of soil on the surface

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fig
fig
[noun]

a soft, sweet fruit with a thin skin and many small seeds, often eaten fresh or dried

Ex: She picked a ripe fig from the tree in her garden. 
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keystone
keystone
[noun]

a central element or factor that provides essential support or cohesion to a system or concept

Ex: Trust is the keystone of any successful relationship. 
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role
role
[noun]

what something is used for

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to play
to play
[Verb]

to actively influence or impact a situation, event, or outcome

Ex: Every citizen has a role to play in building a strong and cohesive community. 
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to ensure
to ensure
[Verb]

to make sure that something will happen

Ex: She ensures the quality of the products before they are shipped. 
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resilience

the ability to recover from difficult situations

Ex: After losing her job, Sarah showed remarkable resilience by quickly finding a new position and adapting to her new workplace. 
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vital
vital
[Adjective]

absolutely necessary and of great importance

Ex: Adequate hydration is vital for maintaining overall health. 
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seed
seed
[noun]

a small living part of a plant that when put in the ground, grows into a new one

Ex: The gardener carefully planted seeds in the fertile soil, eager to watch them grow into vibrant flowers. 
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appropriate
appropriate
[Adjective]

suitable or acceptable for a given situation or purpose

Ex: Wearing casual attire is appropriate for a picnic. 
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genetic
genetic
[Adjective]

connected to the parts of the DNA in cells, called genes, that determine hereditary traits

Ex: Genetic testing can provide insights into an individual's risk of developing certain diseases. 
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diversity
diversity
[noun]

the presence of a variety of distinct characteristics within a group

Ex: The museum's art collection showcased the diversity of human creativity, featuring works from numerous cultures and time periods. 
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variation
variation
[noun]

(biology) an organism that has characteristics resulting from chromosomal alteration

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generally
generally
[Adverb]

in a way that is true in most cases

Ex: The weather is generally mild in spring. 
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to adapt
to adapt
[Verb]

to adjust oneself to fit into a new environment or situation

Ex: After moving abroad, he had to quickly adapt to the local culture. 
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climate change

a permanent change in global or regional climate patterns, including temperature, wind, and rainfall

Ex: Climate change is a major concern for future generations. 
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ultimately
ultimately
[Adverb]

after doing or considering everything

Ex: After considering various options, they ultimately chose the most cost-effective solution for the project. 
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formerly
formerly
[Adverb]

in an earlier period

Ex: She was formerly a teacher before pursuing a career in journalism. 
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forested
forested
[Adjective]

covered with forest

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grassland
grassland
[noun]

a large, open, and grass-covered area

Ex: Many animals live in the vast grassland. 
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savanna
savanna
[noun]

a flat grassland in tropical or subtropical regions

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wetland
wetland
[noun]

an area of land characterized by its soil, water, and vegetation, where the water table is at or near the surface for a significant part of the year

Ex: The Everglades in Florida is a vast wetland ecosystem known for its unique mix of marshes, swamps, and wet prairies. 
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carbon
carbon
[noun]

a nonmetal element that can be found in all organic compounds and living things

Ex: Graphite, used in pencils, is another allotrope of carbon. 
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advantageous
advantageous
[Adjective]

providing benefits or favorable circumstances

Ex: Taking the shorter route proved to be advantageous, as we arrived at the destination much faster. 
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recreational
recreational
[Adjective]

relating to activities done for enjoyment or leisure, rather than for work or other obligations

Ex: Recreational activities such as hiking and swimming promote physical fitness and relaxation. 
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to exploit

to use someone or something in an unfair way, which is only advantageous to oneself

Ex: Some companies exploit natural resources without regard for environmental conservation. 
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to capture

to take in and hold something, like an atom, molecule, or particle, during a physical, chemical, or technical process

Ex: The atom can capture a neutron during a nuclear reaction. 
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