Relier Pairs VOCABULARY 1-4Version en ligne Match key social concepts with their meanings. par Maitane S. Curiel 1 UNIT 1 Creativity 1 get stuck 2 stimulate 3 emerge 4 follow through 5 explore 6 Boost 7 Daydream 8 dream up 9 get inspiration 10 stick with a series of imaginative thoughts you have while you're awake, often making you forget what's around you for a bit to keep doing it, not give up, and not change to something else to help something increase, improve, or become stronger to encourage something to start, grow, or become more active to imagine or invent a new idea, plan, or story using your imagination, often something creative, unusual, or silly, not usually related to sleeping to travel around a new place to learn about it to come out into view, become known, or appear from somewhere hidden to finish what you start, to carry an action or plan all the way to its completion being baffled by a question, unable to understand something, or feeling unable to continue with a task moment or feeling of excitement that gives you new ideas or the urge to create, learn, or do something better 1 UNIT 2 Scientific research 1 process data 2 test a theory 3 variety of sources 4 Demonstrate the possibility that 5 Adopt an approach to 6 procedure 7 provide evidence 8 observe 9 field of study 10 Conduct 11 major breakthrough 12 Analyse personal behavior; way of acting using many different types of information, like books, websites, interviews, articles… to show, prove, or provide evidence that something could happen, exist, or is achievable to offer facts, information, examples, or proof to support a claim, idea, or argument, showing it's true or valid examine (something) methodically and in detail, typically in order to explain and interpret it systematically checking if an explanation holds true by making predictions and gathering data to notice and comment on something you've seen or learned, often after careful watching or thinking the process of collecting, converting, and manipulating raw data into meaningful, usable information a specific branch of knowledge or a subject area to choose a clear, straightforward way to explain something, focusing on core concepts a set of specific, ordered steps or rules you follow to get something done correctly and consistently a sudden, significant discovery or development that overcomes a major obstacle, leading to important progress or success 1 UNIT 3 Change 1 seek ways to improve 2 Remarkable achievement 3 Make advances IN 4 Inspire 5 Make the world of difference 6 transform 7 Overcome difficulties 8 Make improvements TO 9 Influence 10 turning point to fill someone with the urge, motivation, or enthusiasm to do or create something a time at which a decisive change in a situation occurs, especially one with beneficial results. to improve a situation greatly or to be very important and impactful make a marked change in the form, nature, or appearance of to succeed in dealing with or controlling problems, challenges, or obstacles through effort, persistence a significant success or accomplishment that is unusual, special, and worthy of significant attention to progress or develop in a field (like science) or to make a move, often romantic or flirtatious, to get closer to someone the power or ability to affect someone's or something's behavior, development, or decisions to take actions that make it better, more effective, or more desirable to proactively look for and implement methods to make something better 1 UNIT 4 Soiety 1 individual privacy 2 Own your own property 3 life expectancy 4 protect your identity 5 Senior citizens 6 A tiny minority 7 be made homeless 8 Aging population 9 end poverty eradicating extreme poverty (living on very little income) and reducing poverty in all its dimensions an extremely small number or proportion of people or things within a much larger group being careful about what you share online, using strong, private passwords, and understanding that anything posted can be permanent the right to control personal information, actions, and space, keeping them free from unwanted intrusion, surveillance, or disclosure by others the average period that a person may expect to live older, who has often retired from work and might be eligible for special benefits like discounts or healthcare having the legal right to possess, control, use, and transfer a specific asset lacking a stable, safe, and adequate place to live, often forced out due to eviction, relationship breakdown, abuse, or economic hardship a demographic trend where the proportion of older individuals (often 65+) increases relative to younger age groups
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