F2F Class Notes 6th December (Raph)

Vocabulary

Raid (n): 1- a sudden invasion by officers of the law, usually looking for something specific.
E.g.: The police discovered lots of drugs during the raid.

Inspection (n): 1- careful examination or scrutiny. 2- a checking or testing of an individual or organization against established standards
E.g.: The inspection revealed a lot of problems in the factory.

Conduct (v): 1- to direct an action or course; manage. 2- to lead or guide.
E.g.: He conducted us through his collection of art.

Carry out (v): 1- to put something into action.
E.g.: The team carried out the plan with excellence.

Rumor (n): 1- a story that people are talking about, but no one is sure if it’s true.
E.g.: There’s a rumor that someone will be fired soon circulating around the office

Pleasure (n): 1- a feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment.
E.g.: She smile with pleasure after receiving the compliment.

Subtitle (n): 1- captions displayed at the bottom of a cinema or television screen that translate or transcribe the dialogue or narrative.
E.g.: Watching movies with English subtitles is a good way to practice reading and listening at the same time.

Aware (adj): 1- having knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.
E.g.: Most people are aware of the dangers of Global Warming.