A | B |
search | V/N - look carefully for something; try to find something |
employ | VERB - pay someone to work for you |
approximately | ADVERB - more or less; about |
realize | VERB - suddenly know or understand something that wasn't clear to you before |
notice | VERB - pay attention to, see, hear, or feel something or someone |
success | NOUN - the achievement of doing something that you have tried to do for a long time |
prove | VERB: show that something is definitely true |
rival | NOUN - competitor; someone you compete against |
modest | ADJ - humble; simple and ordinary |
since | PREP/CONJ - from a time in the past until now |
research | study one subject or topic in detail to find out more about it |
dormitory | a building where students live at a university |
graduate student | a student who has completed his/her 4-year college degree and is continuing to study |
field | a subject that people study |
degree | a university diploma |
mathematician | someone who studies or teaches math |
lifestyle | the way you live, including your work and other activities |
index | sort, organize, and categorize information |
million | 1,000,000 |
billion | 1,000,000,000 (a thousand millions) |
ad | advertisement |
banner | a sign |
link | a connection (on the internet - a connection to another website) |
unwanted | useless or unneccessary; not wanted |
data | information |
image | a picture |
found | 1. past of FIND 2. start a company, school, town, etc. |
search engine | a website that helps you find information on the internet |
expert | someone who knows a lot about a subject |
trillion | 1,000,000,000,000 (a million millions) |
feature | something useful, special, or interesting |
net worth | the total value of all money and things you own |