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Biologist: "Understanding the 'Evolutionary Purpose' of certain traits helps us comprehend their significance in the natural world." rozpocznij naukę
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The inherent or underlying reason or function behind the development or existence of something, often relating to its adaptation or survival over time. Biologist: "Understanding the '____________________' of certain traits helps us comprehend their significance in the
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Creative Director: "The artist's 'Fanciful' designs transport viewers to a surreal world of vivid colors and whimsical creatures." rozpocznij naukę
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Highly imaginative or whimsical; existing only in the imagination rather than in reality. Creative Director: "The artist's '____________________' designs transport viewers to a surreal world of vivid colors and whimsical creatures."
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Project Manager: "Our initial enthusiasm for the project began to 'Fizzle Out' as unforeseen challenges arose." rozpocznij naukę
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To gradually diminish or die down; to fail or end weakly or unsuccessfully. Project Manager: "Our initial enthusiasm for the project began to '____________________' as unforeseen challenges arose."
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Marketing Campaign: "Despite high expectations, the product launch 'Fizzled' due to lackluster marketing efforts." rozpocznij naukę
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Past tense of "Fizzle," meaning to fail or end weakly or unsuccessfully. Marketing Campaign: "Despite high expectations, the product launch '____________________' due to lackluster marketing efforts."
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Salesperson: "Don't let their compliments fool you; their intentions may be to 'Flatter to Deceive' and secure a better deal." rozpocznij naukę
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To praise someone insincerely or excessively with the intention of misleading or manipulating them. Salesperson: "Don't let their compliments fool you; their intentions may be to '____________________' and secure a better deal."
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Employee: "Upon hearing the alarm, everyone should 'Flee' the building immediately." rozpocznij naukę
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To run away or escape from a dangerous or threatening situation; to hurry away from something. Employee: "Upon hearing the alarm, everyone should '____________________' the building immediately."
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Team Leader: "Our team displayed remarkable 'Fortitude' in overcoming the challenges of the past year." rozpocznij naukę
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Mental or emotional strength and resilience in facing adversity or hardship; courage and determination in difficult circumstances. Team Leader: "Our team displayed remarkable '____________________' in overcoming the challenges of the past year."
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Manager: "Continuing to pursue the outdated strategy would be 'Futile' given the changing market dynamics." rozpocznij naukę
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Having no useful result; pointless or ineffective; incapable of producing any useful outcome. Manager: "Continuing to pursue the outdated strategy would be '____________________' given the changing market dynamics."
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Leader: "The impassioned speech 'Galvanized' the team to work together towards a common goal." rozpocznij naukę
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To stimulate or excite someone to take action; to spur into activity or incite change. Leader: "The impassioned speech '____________________' the team to work together towards a common goal."
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Witness: "As the plot twist was revealed, the audience collectively 'Gasped' in disbelief." rozpocznij naukę
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To inhale suddenly and sharply, usually due to surprise, shock, or difficulty breathing. Witness: "As the plot twist was revealed, the audience collectively '____________________' in disbelief."
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Project Manager: "Let's 'Get the Ball Rolling' by assigning tasks and setting deadlines for the upcoming project." rozpocznij naukę
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To start an activity or process; to initiate action or progress. Project Manager: "Let's '____________________' by assigning tasks and setting deadlines for the upcoming project."
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Getting Off on the Right Foot CEO: "It's crucial that our new hires 'Get Off on the Right Foot' by understanding our company culture and values from the start." rozpocznij naukę
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To start something in a favorable or auspicious manner; to begin on a positive note. CEO: "It's crucial that our new hires '____________________' by understanding our company culture and values from the start."
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Coach: "Don't worry about failing; just 'Give It Your Best Shot' and see what you can achieve." rozpocznij naukę
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To make one's best effort or attempt; to try something with maximum effort and determination. Coach: "Don't worry about failing; just '____________________' and see what you can achieve."
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Colleague: "The comedian had everyone in stitches with his 'Guffawing' jokes during the presentation." rozpocznij naukę
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Laughing loudly or heartily, often in a boisterous or unrestrained manner. Colleague: "The comedian had everyone in stitches with his '____________________' jokes during the presentation."
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Employee: "I was 'Gutted with' the news of the company's downsizing." rozpocznij naukę
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To feel deeply disappointed, devastated, or saddened by something. Employee: "I was '____________________' the news of the company's downsizing."
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Engineer: "We 'Harnessed' the power of renewable energy to reduce our carbon footprint." rozpocznij naukę
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To utilize or control something, typically a resource or potential, for a particular purpose or goal. Engineer: "We '____________________' the power of renewable energy to reduce our carbon footprint."
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Investor: "To mitigate risk, we need to 'Hedge' our investments with diversified portfolios." rozpocznij naukę
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To protect against loss or uncertainty by taking preventive measures or precautions. Investor: "To mitigate risk, we need to '____________________' our investments with diversified portfolios."
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How on earth is it possible Team Member: " 'How on earth is it possible' for our competitor to double their sales in just one quarter?" rozpocznij naukę
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Expressing disbelief or incredulity about something that seems implausible or unlikely. Team Member: " '____________________' for our competitor to double their sales in just one quarter?"
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Nature Enthusiast: "The wind was 'Howling' through the trees during the storm last night." rozpocznij naukę
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Making a loud, prolonged, mournful sound, typically as an expression of pain, sorrow, or distress. Nature Enthusiast: "The wind was '____________________' through the trees during the storm last night."
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Programmer: "After hours of coding, I found myself 'Hunched Over' the computer screen." rozpocznij naukę
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Bent over or curved forward, usually due to physical discomfort, fatigue, or concentration. Programmer: "After hours of coding, I found myself '____________________' the computer screen."
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