Ready for IELTS 2nd Edition - Unit 1: We are all friends now Vocabulary

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Vocabulary practice flashcards based on Unit 1: We are all friends now from Ready for IELTS 2nd Edition, defining key vocabulary, phrases, and graph/trend descriptors.

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artistic

Skilful at drawing, painting etc

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adventurous

Keen to try new or exciting things

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alternative means of

A different method of doing or achieving something

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ambitious

Determined to be successful, rich, famous etc

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be erratic

To change often or not follow a regular pattern

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care

Effort and attention

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careful

If someone is careful, they think about what they are doing so that they do not do anything wrong or so that they avoid problems

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caring

Kind, helpful, and sympathetic towards other people

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climb

An increase in temperature, or in the price or level of something

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communication devices

Pieces of equipment such as phones that allow people to communicate

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communication methods

Ways in which people give information or make emotions or ideas known to one another

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comparison

A document, statement etc which shows how things or people are similar and how they are different

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confidence

The belief that you are able to do things well

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confident

Someone who is confident believes in their own abilities and so does not feel nervous or frightened

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conscientious

Working hard and careful to do things well

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considerate

Thinking about the feelings and needs of other people

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creative

Someone who is creative has a lot of imagination and new ideas

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decline (verb)

To become less

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decline (noun)

A reduction in the amount or quality of something

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decline steadily

To become less at a slow and gradual rate

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decrease

To become less

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decrease steadily

To become less at a slow and gradual rate

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dip (verb)

To become lower in level, amount, or value

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dip (noun)

A reduction in the amount or level of something

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dip slightly

To become a little lower in level, amount, or value

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drop

A fall in the amount or value of something

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fall (verb)

To become lower in level, amount, or value

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fall (noun)

An occasion when the amount, level, or value of something falls

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fall gradually

To become less at a slow rate

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fall slightly

To become a little lower in level, amount, or value

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fluctuate

To change frequently

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fluctuations

Frequent changes in an amount or level

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generosity

Kindness, especially in giving things to people

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generous

Giving people more of your time or money than is usual or expected

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have access to

To have something available to use

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have an impact on

To affect or influence someone or something very much

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helpful

A helpful person helps you by doing something or by giving you useful advice or information

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high

The time when something is at its highest or greatest level

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hit

To reach a particular amount, level, or age

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hit a low

To reach the lowest amount or level

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hit a peak

To reach the highest amount or level

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humorous

Funny

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humour

The quality that makes a situation or entertainment funny

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impact

An effect, or an influence

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importance

The fact of being important, or the degree to which something or someone is important

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increase (verb)

To become larger in amount or number

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increase (noun)

A rise in the number, amount, or degree of something

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interact (with)

To communicate with and react to someone, often while performing an activity together

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knowledge

All the facts that someone knows about a particular subject

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knowledgeable

Knowing a lot about many different subjects or about one particular subject

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level off

To stop becoming more or less, and remain the same

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low

The time when something is at its lowest or smallest level

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means

A method for doing or achieving something

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methods

Ways of doing something, especially planned or established ways

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patient

Someone who is patient is able to wait for a long time or deal with a difficult situation without becoming angry or upset

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peak

The time when something is at its highest or greatest level

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plummet

If something such as an amount, rate, or value plummets, it suddenly becomes much lower

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plunge (verb)

If something such as an amount, rate, or value plunges, it suddenly becomes much lower

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plunge (noun)

A sudden reduction in the amount or level of something

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popularity

A situation in which someone or something is popular with many people

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punctual

Arriving or happening at the time agreed on

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punctuality

The quality of being punctual

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quickly recover

To return to a previous good state in a short period of time

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ranking

A position on a list that shows how good someone or something is compared to others

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reach a high

To reach the highest amount or level

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reach their lowest point

To get to their smallest amount or level

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reasons

Facts, situations, or intentions that explain why something happened, why someone did something, or why something is true

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recover

To return to a previous good state

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reliable

A reliable person is someone who you can trust to behave well, work hard, or do what you expect them to do

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remain

To continue to be in a particular situation or condition

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remain stable

To stay at the same level or in the same condition

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rise (verb)

To become larger in amount or number

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rise (noun)

An increase in size, amount, quality, or strength

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rise gradually

To slowly become larger in amount or number

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rocket

To quickly increase to a high level

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soar

To quickly increase to a high level

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sociable

A sociable person is friendly and enjoys being with other people

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social

Relating to society and to people’s lives in general

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society

People in general living together in organised communities, with laws and traditions controlling the way that they behave towards one another

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spend time with

To stay with someone for a period of time

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sporty

A sporty person likes playing sport and plays regularly

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stablise

To reach a state where there are no longer any major changes or problems

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steadily

At a slow and gradual rate

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supportive

Helpful and sympathetic

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talent

A natural ability for being good at a particular activity

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talented

Someone who is talented is very good at something

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talkative

A talkative person talks a lot

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the impact of

The effect or influence of