3SA07
- Blood donations ( intermediate)
Vocabulary
- means (noun): way or method of doing something
– What is the best means of helping other people in the community? - donate (verb): give something freely
– My father always donates money and items to the homeless shelter in our area. - eligible (adjective): having the right to do something
– Children who come from low-income families are eligible to receive free lunches at school. - register (verb): sign up for something
– How about registering to donate blood next month? It’s a great way to serve the community. - consider (verb): think about
– I considered volunteering my time to help children learn how to read at the library, but our family moved before I had a chance.
- Airport announcement (difficult)
Vocabulary:
- inclement (adjective): severe
– The game was canceled due to inclement weather. - crew (noun): an organized group of workers
The ship’s crew were very helpful during the cruise. - deice (verb): make or become free of frost or ice, defrost
– You need to deice the windshield this morning. It dropped below freezing last night. - overbook (verb): too many seats, for example, have been reserved in advance
– Airlines tend to overbook seats on their flights which can be an inconvenience to some passengers. - complimentary (adjective): free, gratuitous
This hotel provides a complimentary breakfast for all its guests. - board (noun): to get on an aircraft, ship, train, bus, etc.
– We should board the train at least ten minutes before departure.
Cosmetic surgery (very difficult)
Vocabulary :
- evoke (verb): bring up, call to mind
– Seeing children in need of reconstructive surgery often evokes feelings of sympathy and concern. - alter (verb): change
– The woman thought she could alter her looks and personality by undergoing plastic surgery. - congenital (adjective): present at birth
– Some congenital defects can be corrected with reconstructive surgery. - disfigurements (noun, also a verb, “disfigure”): a part of the body that has been damaged
– The fire in the crash left her face and hands disfigured, and now she is seeking cosmetic surgery to repair the damage and give her more mobility to her fingers. - afford (verb): have the financial means to do something
– A great number of people around the world are in need of reconstructive surgery to improve their lives, but they can’t afford the expense of such procedures. - self-sufficient (adjective): able to provide for your own needs
– Many health care workers in developing countries are still learning to become self-sufficient in terms of handling the medical needs of their people. - ostracize (verb): expel or cast out from a group
– The local community ostracized the young boy and his family because of his medical condition.
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