| A | B |
|---|
| abrupt | broken off; unexpected |
| bankrupt | without money, declared legally unable to pay bills |
| corruption | dishonesty for personal gain |
| deport | to send people back to their own country |
| disrupt | to break up the orderly course, to interrupt |
| disrupting | interfere with someone else's activity |
| erupting | become active and spew forth lava and rocks |
| export | a good or product that is sold to other countries |
| exports | goods sent abroad for sale |
| import | the product or goods brought into the country from another country |
| important | something that matters alot |
| interrupt | break into an activity, especially conversation |
| interruption | an unplanned event that breaks up what you are doing |
| opportunity | good chance or prospect for advancement |
| portions | individual parts or shares in which something is divided |
| portray | to make a likeness of a person |
| rupture | to break open |
| transport | Move something or somebody around, usually over long distances |
| transportation | A way of moving goods or people from place to place |
| unimportant | not important or noteworrthy |
