800–950+ – Reading 2

Total: 20 cards

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lease

noun

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a legal agreement to use something for rent
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take for granted

idiom

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to fail to properly recognize or appreciate the value of someone or something
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compensation

noun

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something given or received as an equivalent for services, debt, loss, injury, suffering, lack, etc.
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accumulate

verb

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to gather or increase gradually
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exceed

verb

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to go beyond a limit or amount
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exclude

verb

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to leave out or not include something
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ultimate

adjective

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happening or coming at the end
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superior

adjective

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higher in rank or quality
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pension

noun

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money paid to retired or old people by the government or a company
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generate

verb

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to produce or create something
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undertake

verb

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to accept and begin a task
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cooperate

verb

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to work with others agreeably
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tackle

verb

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to deal with a difficult problem
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consistent

adjective

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marked by harmony, regularity, or steady continuity; free from variation or contradiction
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prompt

adjective

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done quickly without delay
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poll

noun

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the act of collecting opinions or votes
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phase

noun

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a stage in a process
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perspective

noun

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a particular way of thinking about something
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patent

noun

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the official legal right to make or sell an invention for a particular number of years
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recession

noun

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a period of economic decline
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