Vocabulário em Inglês

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achieve

To successfully finish something or reach a goal through effort and hard work.

acquire

To get, buy, or obtain something, such as a skill or an object.

adequate

Enough or satisfactory for a particular need or purpose.

affect

To produce a change or influence something or someone.

afford

To have enough money, time, or resources to buy or do something.

approach

A way of dealing with a situation or coming closer in distance or time.

appropriate

Suitable, proper, or right for a particular purpose or situation.

benefit

A helpful or good effect, or an advantage that you get from something.

brief

Lasting only for a short time, or using only a few words.

capable

Having the ability, power, or qualities necessary to do something.

challenge

A difficult task or problem that tests someone's ability or skill.

clarify

To make something clear or easier to understand by explaining it.

consequence

A result or effect of an action, usually an unwelcome one.

considerable

Large in size, amount, or importance.

constant

Happening all the time, or staying at the same level repeatedly.

contribute

To give something, such as money, ideas, or time, to help achieve a result.

crucial

Extremely important or necessary for the success of something.

decrease

To become smaller in size, amount, degree, or number.

demonstrate

To show clearly that something is true, or to show how something works.

efficient

Working well without wasting time, money, or energy.

emphasize

To give special importance or extra attention to something.

enable

To make it possible for someone to do something, or for something to happen.

enhance

To improve the quality, amount, or strength of something.

ensure

To make certain that something will happen properly and safely.

essential

Completely necessary or extremely important; basic and fundamental.

establish

To start or set up an organization, system, rule, or relationship.

estimate

To guess the approximate size, cost, or value of something.

evidence

Facts, information, or objects that prove whether something is true.

expand

To increase in size, number, area, or importance.

flexible

Able to change easily to suit new conditions or situations.

frequent

Happening often or at short intervals.

fundamental

Forming the most basic and important part of something.

generate

To produce or create something, such as energy, ideas, or money.

gradual

Happening slowly over a period of time, not suddenly.

identify

To recognize and name who or what someone or something is.

illustrate

To explain or make something clear using examples, pictures, or stories.

impact

A strong effect or influence that something has on a situation or person.

indicate

To show, point out, or make clear that something exists or is likely.

initial

Happening at the very beginning of a process or event; first.

insight

A clear, deep, and sometimes sudden understanding of a complicated issue.

maintain

To continue to have something, or keep it in good condition.

major

Very large, serious, or important compared to others of the same type.

minor

Not very large, important, or serious compared to others.

modify

To change something slightly, especially to improve it or make it more suitable.

obtain

To get something through effort, asking, or planning.

obvious

Easy to see, recognize, or understand; clear to everyone.

occur

To happen, take place, or exist in a particular situation.

outcome

The final result or effect of an action, meeting, or process.

participate

To take part or become involved in an activity or event.

perceive

To notice, see, or understand something using the senses or the mind.

potential

Possible qualities or abilities that can be developed in the future.

precise

Exact, accurate, and careful about details.

predict

To say what will happen in the future based on knowledge or experience.

previous

Happening or existing before something or someone else.

primary

First in importance, order, or development; main.

principle

A basic truth, rule, or moral belief that guides behavior or actions.

rare

Not common or not happening very often; unusual.

relevant

Directly connected with and important to what is being discussed.

reliable

Deserving trust and able to be relied upon to work or behave well.

require

To need something, or to make something necessary by law or rule.

significant

Important, noticeable, or having a large effect on something.

sufficient

Enough for a particular purpose or need.

vary

To be different from each other, or to change depending on the situation.