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(n) a person (or people) seen as an expert on a particular topic
a person or group that has the power to make rules or laws |
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(v) to decide something after considering all the information you have
to end or to finish something |
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| (v) to ask somebody for information; to seek information in a book or other reference |
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(n) used to emphasize that the opposite of what someone has just said is actually true
(adj) completely different from each other, or opposed to something |
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| (v) to notice something that is not easy to see, hear, etc. |
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(v) to start something, like a new school
to learn facts that prove something is true |
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| (n) an example or case of a particular kind of occurence |
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| (n) the use of reasoning to decide if something is possible or correct |
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| (n) a reason for an action (the action is usually illegal) |
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| (n) a group of people who are chosen to discuss something or answer questions |
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| (n) a location or a place where an event has happened or will happen |
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| (adj) detailed; exact; not general |
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(n) a thin band of plastic used to record sounds or pictures
a band of sticky material used to hold things together |
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| (adj) related to machines, materials, and processes used in science and industry |
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| (v) to cause someone to act in a particualr way; to make someone want to do something |
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| (n) the reason for doing something; a positive feeling about doing something |
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(adj) when you feel eager to do something
(adj) when you do not feel eager to do something |
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| (adv) in a detailed way; exactly; not generally |
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| (v) to give information or instructions in an exact or detailed way |
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(adj) something that is reasonable or sensible
(adj) something that is NOT reasonable or sensible |
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| (adv) using reasoning to decide if something is possible or correct |
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| (adv) according to an exact interpretation of a law or a fact |
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| (adj) coming from a person or group who had power or expertise. |
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| (adj) something that is definitely true |
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(n) something you decide after considering all the information you have
the end of something |
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| make a judgement after careful consideration |
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| make a decision after careful consideration |
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| make a judgement based on feelings, not facts |
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| (n) a police officer whose job is to discover who is responsible for crimes |
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| (n) the act of noticing something that is hard to see, hear, etc. |
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| (n) a piece of equipment that tells you if there is a particular substance somewhere |
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| (adj) able to be seen, heard, etc. |
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| a phrase that means "for example" or "as an example" |
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