From Surviving Bombs to Saving Lives | Quizlet

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disrupt

stop something from working normally (neutral / formal)

The storm ~ed travel across the country.

Protests ~ed the event.

Loud noise can ~ classes.

<p>stop something from working normally (neutral / formal)</p><p>The storm ~ed travel across the country.</p><p>Protests ~ed the event.</p><p>Loud noise can ~ classes.</p>
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seek

try to find or get something (neutral / formal)

Many people ~ help.

She ~s advice from her teacher.

They ~ a better life abroad.

<p>try to find or get something (neutral / formal)</p><p>Many people ~ help.</p><p>She ~s advice from her teacher.</p><p>They ~ a better life abroad.</p>
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refugee

a person who leaves their country because of war or danger (neutral / formal)

The country accepted many ~s.

~s need protection and support.

She became a ~ after the conflict.

<p>a person who leaves their country because of war or danger (neutral / formal)</p><p>The country accepted many ~s.</p><p>~s need protection and support.</p><p>She became a ~ after the conflict.</p>
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civil war

a war between groups within the same country (neutral / formal)

The ~ lasted many years.

People fled because of the ~.

The ~ destroyed many cities.

<p>a war between groups within the same country (neutral / formal)</p><p>The ~ lasted many years.</p><p>People fled because of the ~.</p><p>The ~ destroyed many cities.</p>
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heal

become healthy again after an injury or illness (neutral)

The cut will ~ in a few days.

It takes time to ~ after surgery.

Broken bones need time to ~.

<p>become healthy again after an injury or illness (neutral)</p><p>The cut will ~ in a few days.</p><p>It takes time to ~ after surgery.</p><p>Broken bones need time to ~.</p>
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low-resource countries

countries with limited money, equipment, or services (neutral / formal)

Many charities work in ~.

Hospitals in ~ lack supplies.

Education is harder in ~.

<p>countries with limited money, equipment, or services (neutral / formal)</p><p>Many charities work in ~.</p><p>Hospitals in ~ lack supplies.</p><p>Education is harder in ~.</p>
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significant contributions

important help or achievements that make a real difference (neutral / formal)

Volunteers made ~ to the project.

Migrants often make ~ to society.

Her work led to ~.

<p>important help or achievements that make a real difference (neutral / formal)</p><p>Volunteers made ~ to the project.</p><p>Migrants often make ~ to society.</p><p>Her work led to ~.</p>
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wealth

a large amount of money or valuable things (neutral / formal)

The country's ~ comes from oil.

He built his ~ over many years.

There is a big gap between ~ and poverty.

<p>a large amount of money or valuable things (neutral / formal)</p><p>The country's ~ comes from oil.</p><p>He built his ~ over many years.</p><p>There is a big gap between ~ and poverty.</p>
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boost

increase or improve something (neutral / informal)

The plan will ~ the economy.

Exercise can ~ your mood.

The news ~ed his confidence.

<p>increase or improve something (neutral / informal)</p><p>The plan will ~ the economy.</p><p>Exercise can ~ your mood.</p><p>The news ~ed his confidence.</p>
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seek refuge

go to a place to be safe from danger (neutral / formal)

Families ~ from the fighting.

Many people ~ in neighbouring countries.

They ~ wherever they could.

<p>go to a place to be safe from danger (neutral / formal)</p><p>Families ~ from the fighting.</p><p>Many people ~ in neighbouring countries.</p><p>They ~ wherever they could.</p>
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whilst

at the same time as; during (neutral / formal)

She was listening to music ~ doing her homework.

He smiled ~ he spoke.

~ we waited, it started to rain.

<p>at the same time as; during (neutral / formal)</p><p>She was listening to music ~ doing her homework.</p><p>He smiled ~ he spoke.</p><p>~ we waited, it started to rain.</p>
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a variety of

many different kinds of something (neutral)

The shop sells ~ products.

We tried ~ foods.

She teaches ~ subjects.

<p>many different kinds of something (neutral)</p><p>The shop sells ~ products.</p><p>We tried ~ foods.</p><p>She teaches ~ subjects.</p>
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charity

an organisation that helps people in need (neutral)

She works for a ~.

We gave money to a local ~.

The event raised funds for ~.

<p>an organisation that helps people in need (neutral)</p><p>She works for a ~.</p><p>We gave money to a local ~.</p><p>The event raised funds for ~.</p>