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Estimate
to form an idea of the cost, size, value, … but without calculating exactly
Conservative
be likely to be less than the real amount.
Demographic
relating to the population and groups of people in it (dem = people, i.e: democracy)
Vogue
fashion, trend, craze
Urgent
very important and needing to be dealt with immediately.
scale up
increase, expand, develop.
Accommodate
to give someone what is needed.
Employ
use, utilize, exploit, apply.
Proposal
suggestion, application, plan.
Vertical farming
an idea for a way of farming in which plants are grown or animals are kept in tall structures with many levels.
Drastically
radically, extremely, significantly.
Proponent
a person who supports an idea or course of action, advocate, supporter ≠ opponent
Urban renewal
the improvement and sometimes replacement of buildings in a city, (re- = do again, i.e: rebuild, reusable..)
Sacrifice
decide not to have something in order to get something that is more important
Horizontal farming
traditional farming, crops are planted at only one level ≠ vertical farming.
Take sb/st for granted
do not realize or show that sb/st is grateful.
Verdant
lush, green, grassy
Semi-arid
having little rain but not completely dry (Semi = half, i.e: semi-natural)
Evolve
develop gradually, change, grow (vol = turn i.e: revolt, evolution)
Shelter
cover, protection from danger.
Subject smt to smt
cause smt to experience smt, especially smt unpleasant
Food-bearing plants
plants provide food such as tomato, vegetable
The rigours of something
the unpleasant or severe conditions of smth.
Take their toll
to have a very bad effect on smt or smb over a long period of time
Optimum
most favorable, best, greatest (optim = best, i.e: optimal)
Pests
an insect or small animal that is harmful or damages crops
Eliminate
remove, eradicate, put an end to, get rid of
Incidence
occurrence, frequency, rate.
Infectious
able to pass a disease from one person, animal, or plant to another
Interface
edge, border, line (inter = among, between, i.e: intersection)
Compost
to collect and store plant material so it can decay and be added to soil to improve its quality.
non edible
not suitable to be eaten, poisonous (ed = eat)
Prohibitively
at a very high price that does not seem reasonable.
Aspiration
ambition, goal, aim, target
Likelihood
probability, possibility
Variation
difference (vari = vary, i.e: variety)
Stacked trays
Having sections that are arranged vertically.