English vocab

• Gambling: Engaging in games of chance for money or other stakes. Example sentence: "He lost all his savings due to his gambling addiction."
• Adolescent: A young person who is in the transitional stage between childhood and adulthood. Example sentence: "Adolescents often experience significant physical and emotional changes during puberty."
• Chronic: Persisting for a long time or recurring frequently. Example sentence: "She suffers from chronic back pain that has lasted for years."
• Disorder: A condition characterized by a disturbance in physical or mental health. Example sentence: "Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder."
• Algorithm: A set of step-by-step instructions designed to solve a problem or accomplish a specific task. Example sentence: "The search engine uses a complex algorithm to provide relevant search results."
• Vital: Essential, crucial, or necessary for the existence or well-being of something. Example sentence: "Proper nutrition is vital for maintaining good health."
• Revenue: Income or money received, especially by an organization or government. Example sentence: "The company's revenue increased by 20% last year."
• Prioritize: To arrange or do things in order of importance or urgency. Example sentence: "I need to prioritize my assignments to meet the deadlines."
• Debate: A formal discussion or argument on a particular topic, often with opposing viewpoints. Example sentence: "The candidates engaged in a heated debate about economic policies."
• Onus: The responsibility or burden to do something. Example sentence: "The onus is on the government to address the issue of climate change."
• Navigate: To find one's way or direct a course through a particular area or situation. Example sentence: "She used a map to navigate through the city."
• Spin: To rotate rapidly or twist around a central axis. Example sentence: "The dancer performed a spin during her routine."
• Underneath: Below or beneath something, or hidden or covered by something. Example sentence: "He found his missing keys underneath the couch."
• Segment: A distinct part or section of something. Example sentence: "The documentary was divided into several segments, each focusing on a different aspect."
• Bill: A formal written or printed statement of charges for goods or services. Example sentence: "Please pay the bill at the counter before leaving the restaurant."
• Antenna: A metallic device used for sending or receiving radio or television signals. Example sentence: "The TV was not receiving a clear signal, so we adjusted the antenna.”
• Delighted: Feeling or showing great pleasure or satisfaction. Example sentence: "She was delighted to receive a promotion at work."
• Persuade: To convince or influence someone to do or believe something. Example sentence: "He tried to persuade his friends to go on a road trip with him."
• Insist: To demand something forcefully or assertively. Example sentence: "She insisted on speaking to the manager about the issue."
• Deserve: To merit or be worthy of something. Example sentence: "After all his hard work, he truly deserves the recognition."
• Clerk: A person employed in an office or store to handle various administrative or customer service tasks. Example sentence: "The clerk at the grocery store helped me find the items I needed."
• Wise: Having or showing good judgment or knowledge. Example sentence: "He sought advice from his wise grandmother before making a decision."
• Property: Something owned by an individual or group, such as land, buildings, or possessions. Example sentence: "They bought a new property for their business expansion."
• Bombardment: A continuous or intense attack, typically involving a barrage of something. Example sentence: "The city endured heavy bombardment during the war."
• Paralyzed: Unable to move or function due to a loss of bodily movement or sensation. Example sentence: "He was paralyzed from the waist down after a car accident."
• Graveyard: A place where dead bodies are buried; a cemetery. Example sentence: "We visited the graveyard to pay our respects to our ancestors."
• Drone: An unmanned aircraft or aerial vehicle. Example sentence: "The drone captured stunning aerial footage of the landscape."
• Deliberate: Done consciously and intentionally; not accidental. Example sentence: "They had a deliberate plan to expand their business globally."
• Missile: A projectile designed to be fired or propelled towards a target. Example sentence: "The military launched a missile to destroy the enemy's base."
• Funeral: A ceremony or service held to honor and remember a deceased person. Example sentence: "The funeral was held at the local church with family and friends in attendance."
• Innovation: The introduction of new ideas, methods, or technologies. Example sentence: "The company's success was built on continuous innovation."
• Hook: A curved or bent piece of metal or other material used for catching, holding, or pulling something. Example sentence: "He used a hook to hang the painting on the wall."
• Synchronize: To coordinate or cause to occur at the same time or rate. Example sentence: "The dancers synchronized their movements perfectly during the performance."
• Struggling: Experiencing difficulty or making an effort to overcome a challenge. Example sentence: "She has been struggling with her studies lately."
• Across the state: Refers to something happening or extending throughout an entire state. Example sentence: "The severe storm caused power outages across the state."
• Incredible: Hard to believe; extraordinary or remarkable. Example sentence: "The magician performed an incredible trick that left the audience amazed."
• Accommodate: To provide lodging, space, or facilities for someone or something. Example sentence: "The hotel can accommodate up to 200 guests."
• Occupant: A person who resides or occupies a particular place or position. Example sentence: "The building's occupants were evacuated due to a fire alarm."
• Evacuated: To remove or relocate people from a dangerous or threatened area. Example sentence: "The residents were evacuated due to the approaching hurricane."
• Enforcement: The act of ensuring compliance with laws, rules, or regulations. Example sentence: "The police are responsible for the enforcement of traffic laws.”