Academic and Administrative Vocabulary

A set of vocabulary flashcards based on the lecture notes covering academic, organizational, and administrative terminology.

principal

교장

message

메시지

council

An advisory, deliberative, or legislative body of people.

president

The elected head of an organization or group.

reach out

To contact or get in touch with someone.

discuss

To talk about or debate a specific topic or issue.

matter

A subject, affair, or issue of concern.

regarding

In reference to or concerning a particular subject.

current

Belonging to the present time; happening now.

operating hours

The specific times during which a facility or business is open.

present

The period of time now occurring; the current state.

limit

To set a boundary or restriction on something.

ability

The power or capacity to do something.

fully

To the full extent; completely or sufficiently.

resource

A stock or supply of materials, assets, or staff.

research

The systematic investigation into and study of materials.

regular

Occurring at fixed intervals; standard or ordinary.

particularly

To a higher degree than is usual; especially.

challenging

Difficult or demanding in a way that tests one's ability.

prepare for

To get ready for a specific event or task.

college

An educational institution or university.

entrance

The act of entering or admission into an institution.

work on

To spend time and effort trying to accomplish or improve something.

academic

Relating to education, schools, and scholarship.

project

An individual or collaborative task or piece of work.

demand

To request forcefully or insistently.

quiet

Making little or no noise; peaceful.

resourceful

Having or providing a wealth of information or materials.

environment

The surroundings or conditions in which a person operates.

extend

To make something longer or to increase its duration.

benefit

To be useful to or to provide an advantage for someone.

provide

To supply or make something available for use.

additional

Added, extra, or supplementary.

focus on

To pay particular attention to a specific thing.

goal

The object of a person's ambition; an aim or desired result.

consider A as B

To regard or think of A as being B.

proposal

A plan or suggestion put forward for consideration.

step

An action or stage in a particular process.

toward

In the direction of or in relation to a goal.

improve

To make or become better.

support

To give assistance to or back a cause or person.

need

A requirement or necessity.

sincerely

In a genuine, honest, and heartfelt manner.