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1. Breakthrough (n.)
- a sudden, dramatic, and important discovery or development
-an instance of achieving success in a particular sphere or activity.
Collocation: progress , advance
Examples:
-Her article has provided a real breakthrough in the research in this field.

2.Attention span.
- The length of time for which a person is able to concentrate mentally on a particular activity.
Collocation: time,period.
Example: People say that with the shortened attention span of readers, the short story should be an ideal form.

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Subsidy(n): a grant or contribution of money.
Subsidize(v): to secure the cooperation of by bribery; buy over.
Subsidizable(adj)

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Make a living

to earn enough money to buy the things you need.
She have a good job, so she can make a living.
Contemplate
to spend time considering a possible future action, or to consider one particular thing for a long time in a serious and quiet way:
"he sat on the carpet contemplating his image in the mirrors"

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Accomplish-to do or finish something successfully; achieve something:
collocation: safely, successfully,easly.
Example 1: On retiring from the Congress, he said he had accomplished everything he set out to do.
Example 2: A rather difficult task had been successfully accomplished.

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Settle (v): live to start living in a place where you are going to live for a long time.

EX: He traveled around Europe before finally settling in Kuwait.

collocation: be- feel
Cope (v): to deal quite successfully with a difficult situation.

EX: How do you cope with stress?

collocation: easily- adequately (adj)

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Obligation(N): the duty of somebody or something.
collocation: moral~, legal~
Example: As a student, my obligation is study hard.
Intrepid(adj): an adjective word which is describe somebody has courage to do something.
collocation: ~person
Example: I think the astronauts are intrepid people.

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elite(adj.);selected as the best.
collocation:business political
cope(v.)come to terms or deal successful with
collocation:with
sustain(v.)lengthen or extend in duration or space.
collocation:be able to

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1.sustain(v.):provide with nourishment.
collocation: losses, button, circuit
Ex: How long will you sustain the rudeness of your boss?
2.irony(n.):witty language used to convey insults or scorn.
collocation: verbal, dramatic.
Ex: What he said was like irony

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elite(adj.):selected as the best
collocation:education
Ex: He is one of the elites of this domain.
sustain(v.):lengthen or extend in duration or space
collocation:losses
Ex: You need to sustain losses and accept it if you want to continue.

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1.ELDER(N)An older person,esp. one who deserves respect.
example:we should respect for our elders.
2.PAYOFF(N)a result that rewards you for effort or work
example:after the years of study, the payoff is graduated the university.

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embrace(v.): the act of clasping another person in the arms.
collocation: warm, people
Ex: He embrace his daughters every day.
cope(v.): come to terms or deal successfully with
collocation: problem
Ex: He needs to cope with these problems.

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obligation (n.): a duty or commitment
collocation: feel, under
Example 1: The meeting today is obligatory. Everybody must attend.
Example 2: Please come to the party. Don't feel obligated to bring any food.