A New Start Vocabulary

English vocabulary flashcards based on the 'New Start' lecture notes, covering school-related terminology, emotions, and academic life.

New Start

A fresh beginning or the starting point of something new.

To be excited

To feel a sense of thrill, fluttering, or anticipation.

To worry

To feel anxious or concerned about a situation.

Little by little

Doing something gradually or in small, steady increments.

To be nervous

To feel uneasy, shaky, or panicked.

Ability

The capacity, skill, or power to perform a task.

Unfamiliar

Feeling distant, cold, or not acquainted with a person or place.

In the future

From this point forward or in the time to come.

Confident

Having a strong feeling of self-assurance or certainty.

Satisfied

Feeling content or pleased with a result or situation.

To expect

To look forward to something with hope or anticipation.

Introduction

A formal presentation of a person or a guide.

Memorable

Something significant that is worth remembering or easy to recall.

Definitely

Without a doubt; certainly or surely.

Clumsy

Lacking grace or skill in movement; awkward.

Uncomfortable

Feeling a lack of physical or mental ease; unpleasant.

To get used to

To adjust or become accustomed to a new environment or situation.

To get close to each other

To become familiar or develop a bond with someone else.

To enroll

To officially join or enter a school or institution.

To introduce

To present someone or something for the first time.

To attend a meeting

To participate in a gathering or assembly.

Unforgettable

Something that is impossible to forget or leave behind.

Club

A student circle or group centered around a common interest.

Comfortable

Giving a sense of happy satisfaction or physical ease.

Ceremony / Event

A formal activity or social occasion (such as an opening or closing ceremony).

Experience

The knowledge or skill acquired through practical contact with facts or events.

Entrance Information Session

An orientation or meeting to provide details about entering a school.

Opening Ceremony

A formal event marking the start of a school year or semester.

Freshmen Welcome Party

A reception or social gathering held for new students.

Graduation Ceremony

A formal celebration marking the completion of a degree or course.

Commemorative Photo

A photograph taken to remember a specific event or moment.

To specialize

To focus on a particular major or field of study.

To apply

To make a formal request for a position or admission.

Department

A specific division within a college or university academic branch.

Semester begins

The start of half a school year's academic session.

Lecture

An educational talk or class given to students.

Business Administration

A major or class focused on the management of business operations.

To be curious

Being eager to know or learn something new.

Academic Credit

A unit that represents the successful completion of a specific course of study.

Kind / Polite

Having a friendly, generous, or respectful nature.

Dissatisfied

Feeling unhappy or discontented with a situation.

To inquire

To ask for information or clarification.

Interest

The feeling of wanting to know or learn about something specific.

Opportunity

A set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something; a chance.

Meaning / Content

The significance, sense, or substance of a topic.

Topic

The subject or matter discussed in a conversation or text.

To organize

To arrange, tidy up, or put things in order.

To schedule

To set or fix a specific time or date for an event.

Reason

The cause, explanation, or justification for an action.

Score

The specific points or grade achieved in an activity or test.

To receive a scholarship

To be awarded financial aid for education.

Answer

A reply or response to a question.

Honorific Title

A name or title used to show respect to a person.

Various

Consisting of many different types or kinds.

Scenery

The natural features or landscape of an environment viewed for its appearance.

Environment

The surroundings or conditions in which a person lives or operates.