| A | B |
|---|
| provision | n. a supply of food or goods |
| dexterity | ability to perform an action quickly and skillfully with your hands |
| aspect | n. a part of a situation, problem, subject, etc |
| apprentice | n. someone who is working for a experienced person in order to learn that person’s skills |
| influential | adj. having power or influence over someone |
| contribution | n. something that you do or give to help make something successful |
| persuade | v. make someone believe or want to do something |
| authority | n. a group of people with official responsibilities for a particular area |
| bondage | n. the state of being forced to serve another person as a slave |
| tentative | adj. not fully developed or decided |
| obstacle | n. something that blocks you from moving forward or accomplishing something |
| install | v. put a machine or piece of equipment into position so it can be used |
| devastate | v. make someone feel very shocked and upset |
| relent | v. let someone do something that you had refused to allow before |
| captive | n. a person or armed that is not able to move or act freely |
| privateer | n. a non-military ship used by a government to attack and rob enemy ships during a war |
| brig | n. a military prison usually found on a ship |
| ignite | v. cause to start to burn or explode |
| comrade | n. a friend who has been with you in difficult or dangerous times |
| mortally | adv. so severe that death will likely happen |
