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Unit 4

'accuracy n [U] (41) how correct or exact something is law n [C] (38) something that is always true
'amateur n [C] (38) someone who does something as a po'tential adj (38) A potential problem, employer, partner,
hobby and not as their job etc. may become one in the future, although they are not
one now.
'amateur adj (RS) doing something as a hobby and not
as your job pro'posal n [C] (38) a suggestion for a plan

am'bitious 'project n [C] (38) a planned piece of work publi'cation n [C] (40) a book, newspaper or magazine
which will need a lot of effort and will be difficult to
'publish v [T] (40) to prepare and print a book,
achieve
newspaper, magazine, article, etc. so that people can
a'nonymous adj (38) If someone is anonymous, their buy it
name is not given.
'publish v [T] (40) to write something that is then printed
a'ttract a'ttention vp (41) to cause people to notice in a book, newspaper, magazine, etc.
something and be interested in it
re'strict v [T] (43) to limit something
'carry out re'search vp (38) to study something in order
re'view n [C] an examination of what has been written
to discover information about it
about a particular subject
collabo'ration n [C/ U] (38) when two or more people
re'veal v [T] (47) to give someone information that was
work together to create or achieve something
not known before
disa'ppointing results plural n (38) results are not as
'social 'networking n [U] (47) using websites to
good as you had hoped or expected
communicate with friends and to meet other people
dis'courage sb from doing sth vp (43) to try to persuade
trans'form v [T] (38) to change something completely,
someone not to do something
usually to improve it
do re'search vp (43) to study something in order to
turn out vp (38) to happen in a particular way, or to have
discover information about it
a particular result
e'volve v [I/T] (38) to develop or make something
develop, usually gradually

ex'periment (with) v [I] (38) to try something new in
order to see what happens and how succesful it is

'feedback n [U] (40) comments about something that
you have done or made, given to help you improve it if
necessary
in res'ponse to phrase (38) as a reaction to something
that has happened or been done
keep in touch (with) vp (42) to continue to communicate
with someone, for example by telephoning them or
writing to them
keep up (with) vp (42) to be able to understand and deal
with something that is happening or changing fast
lack in'centive vp (38) to have nothing to encourage you
to do something
'latest 'faslt,ions plural n (37) things that have recently
become fashionable
launch v [T] (38) to begin an activity

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