Word List |
Vocabulary
| Always Adverb | He always ate lunch at 12 |
| at all times, on all occasions | |
| Competent Adjective | She was very competent with a computer |
| having the necessary ability, knowledge or skill to do something successfully | |
| Decision Noun | That was her final decision |
| a conclusion or resolution reached after consideration | |
| Deterioration Noun | The deterioration was faster than they had though |
| the process of becoming progressively worse | |
| First Aid Noun | He was proficient in first aid |
| help given to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available | |
| Inaccurate Adjective | Her answer was inaccurate |
| not accurate | |
| Injure Verb | She didn't mean to injure him |
| do physical harm or damage to a part of one's body | |
| Paramedic Noun | He had called for paramedics already |
| a person trained to give emergency medical care to people who are seriously ill with the aim of stabilizing them before they are taken to hospital | |
| Permanent Adjective | The doctor said the damage would be permanent |
| lasting ot intended to last or remain unchanged indefinitely | |
| Prepare Verb | He had to prepare |
| make someone ready or able to deal with something | |
| Preserve Verb | She wanted to preserve the butterfly |
| maintain something in its original or existing state | |
| Prevent Verb | He couldn't prevent this hapening |
| keep something from happening | |
| Principle Noun | It was a principle rule of hers |
| a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of behaviour | |
| Promote Verb | She promoted his ideas |
| support or actively encourage something; further the progress of | |
| Protocol Noun | It was a direct protocol |
| the accepted or established code of procedure or behaviour in any group, organization or situation | |
| Reassure Verb | She would often reassure him |
| say or do something to remove the doubts and fears of someone | |
| Recovery Noun | His recovery was swift |
| a return to a normal state of health, mind or strength | |
| Role Noun | His role had been made clear |
| used to define how someone should act in a situation | |
| Session Noun | The session was over |
| a meeting of people with a defined objective, often used in an educational sense | |
| Severe Adjective | Her injury was very severe |
| very great; intense | |
| Stock Noun | She needed to update the stock |
| a supply or quantity of something accumulated or available for future use | |
| Temporary Adjective | This was just a temporary solution |
| lasting for only a limited period of time; not permanent | |
| Train Verb | She had to train him up |
| teach a particular skill or type of behaviour though practise and instruction | |
| Trainer Noun | He was the trainer for the session |
| a person who trains people or animals | |
| Treatment Noun | Her treatment was long lasting |
| the manner in which someone behaves towards or deals with someone or something | |
| Well-Being Noun | Her well-being was of utmost importance |
| the state of being comfortable, healthy or happy | |
| Worse Adjective | He was feeling much worse today |
| of poorer quality or lower standard; less good or desirable; more serious or severe | |
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