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1. Evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of.
*Examples:  (1)The film is so bleak and depressing that I find it a bit difficult to assess its quality.
(2)  ‘As well as having the physical ability, a lot of it is about having the right mentality - the ability to assess risk.’

*Synonym:  evaluate, judge, gauge, rate, estimate, appraise, form an opinion of, check out, form an impression of, make up one's mind about, get the measure of, determine, weigh up, analyse.

2.  Calculate or estimate the price or value of.
* Examples: (1)  ‘In my view these express provisions contemplate that the offer is to remain open to acceptance until such time as the price has been assessed.’
(2)  ‘Elsewhere in the Alps, where the flooding began, residents were assessing the damage and cleaning up.
*Synonym:  value, put a value on, calculate, compute, work out, determine, fix, cost, price, estimate

3. Set the value of a tax, fine, etc., for (a person or property) at a specified level.
Examples: (1) ‘A wise government simply learns not to push unduly hard when assessing property.’
(2) ‘This meant she was assessed as a person living alone and did not have to pay the full council tax for her home.’
Synonyms:  levy a tax on, impose a toll on, charge duty on, exact a tax on, demand a tax on

Word Family
assessable assessed assesses assessing assessment assessments reassess reassessed reassessing reassessment unassessed

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process
process (n.)

 Family
processed
processes
processing

synonyms
activity
knowledge 
deal

meaning
the way to do something

example
How should you modify your process and what should you measure? 
specific
specific
(adj.) oOo
Family
specifically
specification 
specifications
specificity
specifics
Synonyms 
particular
special
characteristic
distinguishing
signature
definite
especial
individual
unique
personal
appropriate
endemic
restricted
precise
exact
Antonyms   
general
common
uncertain
approximate
woolly
hazy
imprecise
vague
Meaning
1. a particular object
2. a precise, detailed, or exact description
Example
When you write academic writing, you need to use specific words, instead of informal words.
Recording Vocabulary - British Council
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administrates

administration

administrations

administrative

administratively

administrator

administrators
synonyms
manage
example
The college administration will not countenance cheating.

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1

Point out; show.

Example: Census figures released Friday indicate Indiana County's population has stayed virtually static at 89,605 residents.’
Synonym: demonstrate, show, point to, be a sign of, be evidence of, evidence, testify to, bear witness to, be a symptom of, be symptomatic of, denote, connote, mark, signal, signify, suggest, imply
1.2Mention indirectly or briefly.
Example: ‘the president indicated his willingness to use force against the rebels’
Synonym: state, declare, make known, make it known, announce, communicate, mention, say, reveal, divulge, disclose, register, record, put it on record
1.3Direct attention to (someone or something) by means of a gesture.
‘he indicated Cindy with a brief nod of the head’
point to, point out, gesture towards
1.4(of a gauge or meter) register a reading of (a quantity, dimension, etc.)

Example: ‘an external tube is used to indicate fluid level’
Synonym: register, record, display, show, have as a reading, measure

2. Suggest as a desirable or necessary course of action.

Example: ‘treatment for shock may be indicated’
Synynom: advisable, desirable, recommended, suggested, desired, preferable, best, sensible, wise, commonsensical, prudent

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policies
*SYNONYMS
rule
strategy
scheme
protocol
action
*ANTONYM
disorganization
*MEANING
1. Some regulations made by governments or states.
2. methods which focus on solving the same kind of questions.
3. a paper that has the power to ensure something.
*EXAMPLE
1.Government published this policy in order to improve our society more effectively.
2.This problem has lasted for a long time, we need to come up with a policy to end it.
3. Please remember to bring your policy when you come to police station.

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process (n.)

Family
processed
processes
processing

synonyms
activity
knowledge
deal

meaning
the way to do something

example
How should you modify your process and what should you measure?

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(adj.) oOo
Family
specifically

specification

specifications

specificity

specifics
Synonyms
particular
special
characteristic
distinguishing
signature
definite
especial
individual
unique
personal
appropriate
endemic
restricted
precise
exact
Antonyms
general
common
uncertain
approximate
woolly
hazy
imprecise
vague
Meaning
1. a particular object
2. a precise, detailed, or exact description

Example
When you write academic writing, you need to use specific words, instead of informal words.

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credited

crediting

creditor

creditors

credits
synonyms
assets
example
Sorry I left my credit card at home.

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*PRONUNCIATION
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*FAMILY
approachable
unapproachable
approached
approaching
*SYNONYMS
access
path
coming
nearing
reaching
*ANTONYM
departure
exit
distancing
leaving
*MEANING
v.: A way to be close to something,also means of arriving.
n.:It has the same meaning with path, method.
*EXAMPLE:
1.He approached to the tiger, waiting for a chance to kill it.
2.My approach about solve this question is to adjust to the life here.

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*PRONUNCIATION
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*FAMILY
incomes
*SYNONYMS
earnings
revenue
salary
wage
asset
benefits
gains
honorarium
receipt
*ANTONYM
debt
loss
bills
expenses
*MEANING
Make money by working or doing something else.
*EXAMPLE
1.The harder he works, the higher income he gets.
2.To some degrees, income is a symbol of ability of a person.

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*FAMILY
derivation
derivative
derived
derives
deriving
*SYNONYMS
acquire
obtain
gain
procure
*ANTONYM
give
decrease
forfeit
lose
*MAENING
v:1.gain something
2.the source of something
*EXAMPLE
1.Milk derives from cows.
2.When we learn a word, we should not just learn itself, also we need to learn words derived from it.

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Distribute1.	Give a share or a unit of (something) to each of a number of recipients.       e.g. (1) ‘Usaid pays an aid organization to hire independent staffers, who then travel to the recipient country and distribute aid as they see fit.’                             (2) ‘It's just a good economic model, and it actually distributed wealth and shared in productivity better than the trickle down theory.’  Synonym: give out, deal out, hand out, hand round, issue, dispense, administer, pass round, dole out, dispose of circulate, issue                       1.1	Supply (goods) to retailers.                                 e.g. (1) ‘The Li & Fung group has focused strongly on China where its privately held IDS Group can now sell and distribute goods in bulk to mainland retailers.’   （2）‘The problem is not lack of supply, because nationwide we have more than enough energy production; the problem is how that supply is being distributed.’                    2.	Occur throughout an area.                                        e.g. (1) ‘Rickettsial diseases are vector-borne illnesses usually carried by ticks, lice, fleas, or mites, and are widely distributed throughout the world.’                                       (2) ‘Muntjac deer (Muntiacinae, Cervidae) are distributed throughout Southeast Asia, South China, and India.’                  Synonyms: disperse, diffuse, disseminate, scatter, spread, strew                                        2.1 Spread (a load) over an area.‘The load is transferred through the cross-bridges, which are evenly distributed along the thick filament.’      (2) Like the zaatar and massage it into the chicken, inside and out, making sure it also is evenly distributed.’    2.2 as adjective distributed Computing (of a computer system) spread over several machines, especially over a network.                                 e.g. (1) as there some inherent technical reason why the system became a distributed network, rather than a military reason?’•	  (2) ‘The Common ARTS system is a highly distributed, networked, multithreaded, real-time system.’       

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Distribute1.	Give a share or a unit of (something) to each of a number of recipients.       e.g. (1) ‘Usaid pays an aid organization to hire independent staffers, who then travel to the recipient country and distribute aid as they see fit.’                             (2) ‘It's just a good economic model, and it actually distributed wealth and shared in productivity better than the trickle down theory.’  Synonym: give out, deal out, hand out, hand round, issue, dispense, administer, pass round, dole out, dispose of circulate, issue                       1.1	Supply (goods) to retailers.                                 e.g. (1) ‘The Li & Fung group has focused strongly on China where its privately held IDS Group can now sell and distribute goods in bulk to mainland retailers.’   （2）‘The problem is not lack of supply, because nationwide we have more than enough energy production; the problem is how that supply is being distributed.’                    2.	Occur throughout an area.                                        e.g. (1) ‘Rickettsial diseases are vector-borne illnesses usually carried by ticks, lice, fleas, or mites, and are widely distributed throughout the world.’                                       (2) ‘Muntjac deer (Muntiacinae, Cervidae) are distributed throughout Southeast Asia, South China, and India.’                  Synonyms: disperse, diffuse, disseminate, scatter, spread, strew                                        2.1 Spread (a load) over an area.‘The load is transferred through the cross-bridges, which are evenly distributed along the thick filament.’      (2) Like the zaatar and massage it into the chicken, inside and out, making sure it also is evenly distributed.’    2.2 as adjective distributed Computing (of a computer system) spread over several machines, especially over a network.                                 e.g. (1) as there some inherent technical reason why the system became a distributed network, rather than a military reason?’•	  (2) ‘The Common ARTS system is a highly distributed, networked, multithreaded, real-time system.’       