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English Written communication- Test 1. 1. The language of the media addictive = compulsive collaboration = working together disruption = the interruption of an activity, etc feature = a characteristic isolation = feeling alone on the surface = at first glance reliance = the fact that you depend on sth unify = to unite; to bring together 2. blistering pace = a very fast speed connected = joined digital = recording images, information, music, etc using computer technology implement = to put sth into effect infrastructure = the basic and most necessary features and processes of a business interact (with sb) = to communicate with sb keep pace with sth = to stay up-to-date with sth link = to connect to sth modern = not old and involving the latest ideas outweigh = to have more importance or influence compared to sth else remotely = from far away; distantly traditional = conventional upgrade = to improve the performance of a system by installing a new component; to improve a service provided by raising its standards user experience = how sb feels about using a particular computer system, product, etc in general 3. boost = to increase or raise sth content = the elements that sth consists of engagement = involvement; interaction overestimate = to assess the value of sth as higher, greater or more important than it actually is overlook = to fail to notice sth relevant = connected to the subject that is being discussed