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Video Vocabulary

catching

/ˈkaCHiNG/

catching
adjective verb

infectious. To get stuck on or in something.

getting

/ɡet/

getting
verb

To begin to feel or understand an emotion or idea.

details

/dəˈtāl/

details
noun other verb

individual fact or item. Small parts of some things; tiny facts. describe fully.

educated

/ˈejəˌkādəd/

educated
adjective verb

having been educated. To teach someone in a school or college.

similarly

/ˈsim(ə)lərlē/

similarly
adverb

In a way almost the same as something else.

progress
progress
noun verb

Act of moving forward. To move forward or toward a place or goal.

worldwide

/wərldˈwīd/

worldwide
adjective adverb

extending or reaching throughout world. null.

uneducated

/ˌənˈejəˌkādəd/

uneducated
adjective

Having little or no education.

profession

/prəˈfeSHən/

profession
noun

Group of people working in a certain job.

because

/bēˈkəz/

because
conjunction

For a reason.

welcome - welcome

/ˈwelkəm/

welcome
adjective exclamation noun verb

gladly received. used to greet someone in polite or friendly way. instance or manner of greeting someone. greet someone arriving in polite or friendly way.

further

/ˈfərT͟Hər/

further
adjective adverb conjunction verb

Extra; in addition. at, to, or by greater distance. (Used to introduce an additional point); also. To help to happen or develop; promote.

compare

/kəmˈper/

compare
verb

estimate similarity or dissimilarity between.

discuss

/dəˈskəs/

discuss
verb

To talk about seriously or in great detail.

seafaring

/ˈsēˌferiNG/

seafaring
adjective noun

(of person) regularly travelling by sea. practice of regularly travelling by sea.