| A | B |
| analyze | to think about something carefully |
| assist | to help |
| construct | to build something large |
| debt | the money you owe someone |
| distribute | to give out; pass around |
| intend | to plan |
| master | someone who is very skillful at something; v) to learn to do something well |
| reflect | to show an image (back) |
| rival | a person you compete with |
| witness | someone who saw something |
| available | able to be used |
| concentrate | to think carefully and specifically |
| consultant | someone who gives advice |
| data | information; facts |
| edit | to prepare for presentation; to correct, modify and improve |
| issue | a subject; controversial topic |
| obvious | easy to see; easy to understand |
| stiff | difficult to move |
| term | a period of time |
| trial | a legal process |
| accurate | correct |
| classic | typical or traditional |
| critic | someone who reports whether something is good or bad |
| encourage | to give confidence and support |
| exhibit | to show (point at/ hold out); to show in public |
| firm | solid or definite |
| label | a piece of paper on something that tells about it; an identifying tag, name, picture, etc. |
| prejudice | an unfair feeling of dislike for someone, based on race, religion, gender, etc. |
| process | a series of actions (or steps) that lead to a result |
| tempt | to try to make someone want to do something |