A | B |
acquire,  | to buy something or gain ownership of something,  |
acquisition,  | something that is acquired, like a house that you might inherit,  |
competent,  | having the ability to do something; skillful enough,  |
competence | the ability to perform a task |
comprise | to form something (Nine students comprise the party committee.) |
correspond | to be equal to (in size or shape, etc) |
correspond | to exchange letters with someone |
correspondence | the act of exchanging letters (or emails) |
dilapidated | in poor condition |
illustrious | famous; outstanding (sometimes 'better than the rest') |
incident | something that happens, usually not an important happening |
inherit | to receive something from someone after his/her death |
inherit | to gain a trait from your parents (inherit blue eyes...) |
latitude | the distance north or south of the equator |
latitude | freedom from strict rules (The teacher gave us some latitude.) |
loath | unwilling to do something; reluctant |
maintain | to take care of something like a house or a car |
maintain | to declare something to be true and stick to that claim |
renovate | to make new again (like a house or a painting) |
reprimand | to scold in a harsh way (v.) |
reprimand | a harsh scolding (n.) |
supervise | to direct or manage activities |
supervision | the act of managing or directing |
supervisor | a person who manages or directs activities |