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competitor (n)

a person, team or company that tries to win or to be better than others

defeat (v)

to win against someone in a game or fight

establish (v)

to start something that will continue for a long time

passion (n)

a very strong feeling of love or interest in something

recruit (v)

to find new people to join a team, company or army

responsible (adj)

having the duty to do something or to look after someone

unique (adj)

the only one of its kind; not like anything else

unity (n)

the state of people being together and agreeing

universal (adj)

true for or including everyone in the world

victory (n)

the success of winning a game, fight or competition

adjust (v)

to change something a little to make it better or more suitable

automatic (adj)

working by itself without a person controlling it

champion (n)

the person or team that has won a competition

differentiate (v)

to see or show how two things are different

elite (n)

the best or most powerful group of people in a society or sport

enhance (v)

to make something better or stronger

generate (v)

to produce or create something, such as energy or ideas

genetic (adj)

connected with genes, which pass features from parents to children

psychological (adj)

connected with the mind and feelings

require (v)

to need something or to make it necessary

associate with (phr v)

to connect one thing with another in your mind; to spend time with someone

conform (v)

to behave in the way that most people in a group behave

consumer (n)

a person who buys things or uses services

desire (v)

to want something very much

devote (v)

to give a lot of your time or energy to something

feature (n)

an important or noticeable part of something

gender (n)

the fact of being male or female

notion (n)

an idea or belief about something

subjective (adj)

based on personal feelings or opinions, not facts

uniform (n)

special clothes worn by people in the same group, school or job

criminal (n)

a person who has done something illegal

crucial (adj)

extremely important

external (adj)

on the outside of something

fade (v)

to slowly become less bright, strong or clear

leisure (n)

free time when you do not work

mature (adj)

fully grown or developed; behaving like an adult

permanent (adj)

lasting for a very long time or for ever

protective (adj)

giving protection from harm or damage

sector (n)

one part of a country's economy or business

status (n)

your position or level in society or in a group

capture (v)

to catch a person or animal and keep them

extinct (adj)

no longer existing; having died out

grasp (v)

to take hold of something firmly; to understand something

physical (adj)

connected with the body, not the mind

primary (adj)

most important; first

reproduce (v)

to produce young animals or plants

signal (n)

a sound, light or movement that gives information

suburb (n)

an area on the edge of a large city where people live

tend to (phr v)

to usually do something or be likely to do it

threaten (v)

to be a danger to something

bonus (adj)

extra and good, in addition to what you expected

conflict (n)

a serious disagreement or fight

distinctive (adj)

clearly different and easy to recognize

drag (v)

to pull something heavy along the ground

enforce (v)

to make people obey a law or rule

landscape (n)

everything you can see in an area of land

officially (adv)

in a way that is approved by people in authority

poverty (n)

the state of being very poor

reverse (v)

to change something to the opposite

ancestor (n)

a person in your family who lived a long time before you

dawn (n)

the time of day when light first appears

destruction (n)

the act of damaging something so badly that it no longer exists

disaster (n)

an event that causes great damage, loss or suffering

displace (v)

to force people or animals to leave their home

expand (v)

to become bigger or to make something bigger

inevitable (adj)

certain to happen and impossible to avoid

monitor (v)

to watch or check something carefully over a period of time

summit (n)

the top of a mountain

witness (n)

a person who sees something happen

data (n)

facts and numbers collected for study

detect (v)

to find or notice something that is difficult to see

foundation (n)

the solid base that a building is built on

laboratory (n)

a room where scientists do tests and experiments

massive (adj)

extremely large and heavy

precise (adj)

exact and accurate

random (adj)

done or chosen without any plan or pattern

schedule (n)

a plan that lists when things will happen

track (v)

to follow the path or movement of something

zone (n)

an area that is different from the places around it

architecture (n)

the art and study of designing buildings

award (n)

a prize given for doing something well

convert (v)

to change something into a different form or use

cure (v)

to make an ill person healthy again

literally (adv)

in the exact meaning of the words

migrate (v)

to move from one place to another, especially every year

monster (n)

an imaginary, frightening creature

naturally (adv)

in a way that is normal; of course

spectacular (adj)

very exciting and impressive to look at

tension (n)

a feeling of worry or nervousness when people do not trust each other

balance (n)

a state in which different things are equal or in the right amounts

destination (n)

the place where someone or something is going

eager (adj)

wanting very much to do or have something

isolated (adj)

far from other places, people or things

magnificent (adj)

very beautiful and impressive

prohibit (v)

to officially stop something by law or rule

rank (v)

to give something a position on a list by importance or quality

spoil (v)

to make something less good or enjoyable

state (n)

a country or a part of a country with its own government

ultimate (adj)

the best or greatest of its kind; final

abuse (v)

to use something in a bad or harmful way