| A | B |
|---|
| predict | to say what will happen in the future |
| analyze | to examine in order to understand it |
| prioritize | to decide what tasks are most important so you can do those first |
| respond | to reply |
| issue | a topic or problem that people talk about |
| factor | s/t that affects a situation |
| function | the thing that s/t is supposed to do |
| interpret | 1. to decide on the meaning of s/t, 2. to change what s/o is saying in one language to another language |
| structure | way that parts of s/t relate to eacher and work together, 2. s/t that has been built |
| assume | to think that something is probably true |
| development | the growth or progess of s/t |
| inference | an opinion or guess based on what you already know |
| benefit | a positive result that you get from s/t |
| describe | to say what s/o or s/t is like |
| argue | 1.to disagree or fight 2.to give reasons for or against s/t |
| characteristic | a quality or feature of a person or thing |
| convince | to peruade s/o to do or believe s/t |
| identity | 1.a person's name 2.the quality or characteristics of aperson or group |
| locate | to find where s/t is |
| unique | special, one-of-a kind |
| assumption | a belief about s/t that is not always true |
| cause | the reason why s/t happens |
| challenge | a difficult task that requires a lot of effort |
| convincing | making you believe s/t |
| indication | a sign of s/t |
| argument | an exchange of different views |
| relative | a person connected by blood or marriage |
| evidence | proof |
| sick | affected by illness |
| to get annoyed | to get slightly angry |
| on the spot | immediately, without careful planning |
