English {Vocabulary}

09/08/18

Vocabulary:

Underestimate:
It's when people look down at someone for being small to do something.
For example is when someone is known to not be good at a certain thing so people think that, but then they end up being really good that certain thing.

Itinerary:
Is planning of a certain trip or thing you do or with someone else.
For example, teachers plan Itineraries for students on school trips for what they do on a certain day.

Improvise:
Is when you add in something that wasn't planned before to either a musical performance or a presentation you have for a class.
For example, you are doing a singing performance, but you improvise by adding a dance routine.

Motivate:
Is when you encourage or give advice to someone on something they struggle to do or make.
For example, you giving advice to a student on improving their writing but also encouraging them to continue writing.

Conspicuous:
Is something that can clearly be seen or easily noticed without any explanation about it.
For example, she was really thick which we can see.

Feeble:
Is the lack of strength or the weakness of someone. It also could be that someone really lacks physical strength.
For example, someone who has a hard time carrying heavy equipment.

Delirious:
When someone forgets a certain thing because of the lack of sleep or it just happens randomly.
For example, you were told to bring something, but because of the lack of sleep you couldn't think properly and forgot about it.

Sentry:
Is known to be a soldier who is stationed to keep guard of certain ground areas.
For example, you have to keep guard of the bridge.

Agonise:
Is when someone would worry a lot about something that is happening or something that will happen and that will be the only thing they think about.
For example, going into a war you worry about what will happen then it just remains in your brain for a long period of time.

Famine:
Is the shortage of products or food.
For example, we are running low on food and we don't have enough for everyone.