Unit 11 Taking responsibility
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Unit 11 Taking responsibility, Get Ready for IELTS Exercises and Flashcards
Wordlist for Unit 11 Taking responsibility, Get Ready for IELTS
Word | Definition | Example |
welfare | Financial or social assistance provided by the government to those in need | The government provides welfare programs to assist those in need |
decade | A period of ten years | Over the past decade, technology has advanced significantly |
rights of | Entitlements or privileges related to a particular group or individual | Human rights include the rights of freedom and equality |
entitled to | Having the right or permission to do or receive something | Everyone is entitled to a fair trial |
freedom of expression | The right to express one's thoughts, opinions, and ideas without censorship | Freedom of expression is a fundamental democratic right |
violate | To breach or infringe upon a law, rule, or principle | Violating someone's privacy is unethical |
on a large scale | On a significant or extensive level or magnitude | The project was executed on a large scale, involving many people |
human rights abuse | Violations or violations of basic human rights and freedoms | Human rights abuse is a global concern that needs to be addressed |
peacefully | In a non-violent and calm manner | Demonstrators marched peacefully for their cause |
be signed | To have a document or agreement officially approved by signing it | The treaty will be signed by the leaders of both countries |
apply | To make use of or implement something in a particular situation | You can apply for a scholarship online |
free and equal in dignity | The principle that all individuals have inherent worth and should be treated with fairness and respect | Every individual is born free and equal in dignity and rights |
right to a fair trial | The entitlement to a just and impartial legal process when facing charges or accusations | Every accused person has the right to a fair trial |
freedom from torture | The right to be protected from any form of torture or cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment | Freedom from torture is a basic human right |
safeguard | To protect or defend against potential harm or danger | It is essential to safeguard sensitive information |
equal treatment | Treating all individuals or groups without discrimination or bias | Everyone should receive equal treatment under the law |
legal framework | A set of laws, regulations, and principles that guide and govern a specific area of law | The legal framework provides guidelines for conducting business |
complain to | To formally express dissatisfaction or concern about something to the appropriate authority | If you have concerns, you can complain to the supervisor |
update | To provide the most current or recent information or version of something | Don't forget to update your software regularly |
confidentiality | The practice of keeping information private and not disclosing it to unauthorized individuals | Patient confidentiality is a priority in healthcare |
data protection | Measures and regulations designed to safeguard the privacy and security of personal data | Data protection laws ensure the privacy of personal information |
declaration | A formal statement or proclamation of a particular stance, belief, or intention | The Universal Declaration of Human Rights sets out fundamental rights |
obey the rules | To adhere to established regulations or guidelines | It's important to obey the rules to maintain order |
convention | A formal agreement or treaty between nations or groups | The international convention addressed climate change issues |
bullying | Repeated aggressive behavior intended to intimidate, harm, or control another person | Bullying in schools should be addressed promptly |
fundraising | The act of collecting money or resources for a specific cause or charity | Fundraising events help charities raise money for their causes |
representative | A person chosen to act on behalf of others or a group | She was elected as the class representative |
peer mentoring | A supportive relationship in which one person with experience guides and supports another person | Peer mentoring programs support students in their academic journey |
purpose | The reason or intention behind a particular action or endeavor | The purpose of this meeting is to discuss project updates |
head teacher | The principal or chief administrator of a school | The head teacher is responsible for the school's administration |
responsibility | The duty or obligation to perform a task or fulfill a role | With great power comes great responsibility |
membership | The status of being a member of a group, organization, or community | Membership in the club allows access to exclusive events |
fortnight | A period of two weeks | We have a meeting scheduled every fortnight |
elect a chairperson | To choose or appoint a person to lead a meeting or group | The members will elect a chairperson for the committee |
circulate | To distribute or move something in a circular or revolving manner | Please circulate the agenda for the upcoming meeting |
behalf | In the interest or on behalf of someone or something | She spoke on behalf of the entire team |
observer | A person who watches or monitors an event or situation | The United Nations sent observers to monitor the election |
settlement | An agreement or resolution that resolves a dispute or conflict | The settlement of the dispute was reached through negotiation |
equip | To provide with the necessary tools or resources for a particular purpose | The lab is equipped with state-of-the-art instruments |
conflict resolution | The process of resolving disputes or disagreements in a peaceful and constructive manner | Conflict resolution skills are essential in workplace settings |
fellow | A person who shares a common interest, purpose, or affiliation with others | She collaborated with a fellow researcher on the project |
authority | The power or right to make decisions and enforce rules | The police have the authority to maintain law and order |
underlying belief | A fundamental or core belief that influences one's thoughts and actions | His success is rooted in the underlying belief in hard work |
solution | A resolution or answer to a problem or challenge | Finding a solution to the problem was challenging |
conclusion | The final part of a process or argument; a result or outcome | In conclusion, the research findings support our hypothesis |
tax | A compulsory financial charge imposed by the government on income, goods, or services | Income tax is deducted from your salary |
traffic jam | Congestion or a line of vehicles that are unable to move due to road conditions | A traffic jam delayed my commute to work |
crowded | Full of people or objects; densely populated | The bus was crowded during rush hour |
lorry | A large vehicle used for transporting goods | The lorry delivered a shipment of goods to the warehouse |
reduce | To make something smaller in size, quantity, or degree | We need to reduce energy consumption to combat climate change |
contribute | To actively participate or provide support or resources to a cause or effort | Every employee can contribute to the success of the company |
alert | To warn or notify someone of a potential danger or situation | An emergency alert was issued for the approaching storm |
previous | Occurring or existing before the present time or event | The previous owner of the house left behind some furniture |
deadline | The specified time or date by which something must be completed or submitted | Don't miss the deadline for submitting your application |
finishing line | The point or line marking the end of a race or competition | Crossing the finishing line was a great achievement for the athlete |
milestones | Significant or important events or achievements that mark progress | Completing projects on time is one of our company's milestones |
questionnaire | A set of questions designed to gather information or opinions from respondents | Please fill out the questionnaire to provide feedback |
nursery | A facility or school for the care and early education of young children | The nursery provides care and education for young children |