VOCABULARY
INTERVENE (VERB)
DEFINITION:
to become involved in a
situasion in order to improve it.
EXAMPLE:
- Ahmad intervened in the Spell it right competition to enhance his English skills.
- Ahmad intervened in the Spell it right competition to enhance his English skills.
- To maintain that they
must intervene is to betray
ignorance of the elementary principles of prophetic interpretation.
FALTER (VERB)
DEFINITON:
To lose confident and
determination.
EXAMPLE:
- Most of the students falter during the exams is because they
are less prepared for the exams.
- Do not falter
in the face of any enemy terror.
RAPPORT (NOUN)
DEFINITION:
A friendly relationship
in which people understand each other very well.
EXAMPLE:
- We must have a good rapport with our parents.
- We must have a good rapport with our parents.
- At the personal level, I
was able to develop close rapport with
the other panelists.
PRECARIOUS (ADJECTIVE)
DEFINITON:
Not safe or not certain;
dangerous.
EXAMPLE:
- Don’t play on the hill
because it’s precarious.
- Despite our precarious position in the league at least we have a football club.
INTERROGATE (VERB)
DEFINITION:
To ask someone a lot of
questions over a long period of time; especially in an aggressive way.
EXAMPLE:
- The police was interrogating the accuse about the
crime scene that occurred at the Bukit
Bintang.
- We must interrogate what democracy means to the
people.
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