44 Advanced Academic Words Ref from "The inside story of ChatGPT's astonishing potential | TED Talk"

thank you on our website you can get learning materials in PDF format for free, visit english.me stia to control the direction or movement of a vehicle to direct a course of action to guide or motivate someone examples lead a steady course direct a conversation the captain told him he to steer the ship northward gratify obtain pleasure or satisfaction to give someone what they want or need please or satisfy a desire or appetite examples gratify desires gratify curiosity I always try to gratify my boss by achieving the sales target each month abbreviation for application software designed to run on smartphones and other mobile devices or within a web browser on a PC, examples of a killer app that cannot log into the application, the discovery of a critical bug caused the company to delay the launch of the id8 app to conceive and develop an idea. o Concept in mind often as part of a creative process or problem-solving effort examples id8 solutions id8 process the team met to come up with new marketing strategies for the upcoming product launch tweet a short, loud sound made by a little bird a message sent using Twitter, the social media application, examples of a chick's tweet, his latest tweets, we could hear the little birds tweet unify to unite or unite something so that they form a single unit examples unify the system unify the party people believe that they can unify the country increase to increase the size extension quantity Etc of something by adding something to it examples increase reality increase immunity economic factors and monetary policy increased inflation imbue to inspire or impregnate something or someone with a particular feeling or quality to saturate or fill something with a specific color taste or smell examples imbue with confidence imbue with meaning tried to imbue your children with a love of learning and curiosity generalize to make something like a theoretical idea, etc., more widespread or applicable based on what is true in some cases examples generalize Kepler's theory first law generalize sophisticatedly it is dangerous to generalize about people infer to form an opinion or conclude that something is true based on existing facts examples infer quality from price infer possibility the desire and preference of animals are always inferred from their behavior pretension the act of claiming or asserting something especially without good reason or without evidence an unfounded or excessive claim or ambition examples pretension of authority unfounded pretension his pretensions of being a gourmet quickly fell through exposed when you could not identify basic herbs and spices tedious tedious or boring because they are repetitive boring or too long causing mental or physical fatigue due to their relentless nature examples tedious task tedious routine data entry work can be tedious but it is important for record keeping accurate reliable examples reliable and trustworthy Trustworthy ally trustworthy source people tend to believe in trustworthy friends with their secrets rethink to consider again the idea of ​​a plan, etc., especially to change it. examples rethink a marketing plan rethink the role of the manager we have to rethink our company's product line for further growth box yes officially ar-14 is an online digital repository of

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research articles in various fields particularly in physics, mathematics and computing that are freely available for public access examples preprint arcs article arcs I found a useful article on arksiv about the latest developments in quantum computing histogram a graphical representation of data showing the distribution of values ​​in a set or group that is usually shown as a series of bars of different heights or widths, histogram distribution examples, histogram graph, data arranged in a histogram to show the frequency of occurrence of each value up to a point or level beyond which something will not be tolerated or permitted the act of stopping or interrupting the supply of something examples frequency limit a deadline the deadline for submitting applications was fast approaching overreaching to go too far o Beyond the limits failing by aiming too high or trying too hard examples overreaching a goal Overreaching in its intent, the company's ambition to overreach and expand too quickly led to its downfall.

Inject to put a liquid such as a drug or other substance into the body of a person or animal using a needle and syringe. Same examples of small tubes inject under the skin inject a personal opinion into a debate let's try to inject some enthusiasm into your performance parable a short allegorical

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designed to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson examples

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of the parable biblical parable Jesus cited parables to teach important lessons to your disciples formal veterinarian for a veterinarian a professional doctor who specializes in the care and treatment of animals, especially those that are domesticated or kept as pets veterinary clinic examples experienced veterinarian I took my pet to the vet for a checkup routine brainstorming a group activity or a business method in which a group of people get together and think about something at the same time to solve a problem or create good ideas examples brainstorming session brainstorming about a new product many companies use brainstorming as a good way to generate innovative ideas examples of hardworking worker diligent and persistent in effort worker student worker was known to be very hardworking and often worked late into the night harmonious characterized by harmony or agreement free of conflict or disagreement pleasant or calming in examples of sound or tone harmonious relationship harmonious mixture the harmonious composition of the painting and the balance of colors made it a sentimental masterpiece connected or resulting from someone's emotions rather than examples of reason or realism In a sentimental mood sentimental damage stop being sentimental and always tell the truth riddle a type of question that describes something in a difficult and confusing way and that has a surprising answer often asked as a game examples Guess me a riddle Solve the riddle the riddle remains mysterious to us baffle puzzle or perplex someone completely and be unable to understand or explain something examples baffle your plan baffle external noises the paradox baffled most emerging philosophers coming into existence or see or become known examples of emerging repair of an aorta an emerging Republic large areas of emerging plants are usually called Marsh memorize to learn something carefully so that you remember it exactly examples memorize musical scores strive to memorize the lines that lawyers need to memorize even the smallest provisions of the law nuanced characterized by subtle differences in appearance meaning sound Etc. nuanced examples See the common but nuanced opinion the sommelier can distinguish nuanced variants in the taste of the wine not recognized not praised or famous but worthy of recognition one's unpublicized or acclaimed achievements or contributions examples unrecognized achievements unrecognized composer unsung heroes of the community often go unnoticed but are essential to your well-being Shock wave a wave or series of waves produced by a sudden disturbance such as an explosion or a supersonic flow capable of producing significant changes in the pressure, temperature and density of the medium through which it travels examples the propagation of shock waves Effect of the shock wave the shock wave from the explosion shattered windows for several blocks struggling to move or climb quickly and clumsily often using hands to help examples fighting for my mind Struggling for support local business owners struggled to find skilled workers railing a sturdy metal or wooden railing or barrier placed on the side of a bridge road or other dangerous areas to prevent vehicles or people from going over the edge a protective barrier or guardrail to prevent falls or accidents examples guardrail installation damaged guardrail guardrail along the road prevents vehicles from leaving the edge of the road Reckless marked by a lack of attention to danger and the possible results of your actions examples of reckless driving in a reckless manner Reckless youth makes regretful age frightening examples of fighting dairy or intimidating frightening experience frightening events large earthquakes often generate frightening tsunamis information erroneous that is false or inaccurate or the act of giving incorrect information examples especially deliberate misinformation about a vaccine combat misinformation on social media against which the government called for caution pseudoscientific misinformation about vaccines unleash to suddenly release a strong force the movement Etc. that cannot be controlled examples unleash a dog unleash his anger the general was still reluctant to unleash his troops in search of an unimaginable enemy beyond what can be imagined or conceived, impossible to understand or imagine examples unimaginable horror unimaginable depths the complexity of scientific theories was unimaginable to most people come together to have a meeting or discussion to reach a decision or agreement or exchange ideas to confer something examples confer title confer honor on the leaders of the two countries gathered to confer upon the subject improvisation the act of inventing something on the spot or creating or performing something without preparation examples improvisation on stage Jazz improvisation created a beautiful piece of music using only improvisation to extend beyond or hang over something, often creating an obstruction not desired or threatened to be suspended or overhang something else noun a projection or extension that extends beyond the edge of a surface or structure examples overhanging a roof vegetation overhanging the branches of the tree overhanging the fence provides shade to the garden precaution a measure taken beforehand to prevent harm danger or injury examples of insight caution in the air take extra precautions as a precaution the company closed all its doors after a threat became a superpower a country or nation that has global influence significant or formidable military, economic, or technological force a supernatural ability or force capable of extraordinary feats or feats beyond normal human capabilities examples superpower country superpower leader the ability to fly like a bird is often considered a superpower in comics and the movies