English Vocabulary

2. to casually or leisurely look through items, such as websites, books, products, or other content, typically in a relaxed or exploratory manner, without a specific goal or intent to purchase or deeply engage with the items
5. variety of different things, people, or elements within a particular group or environment
6. a colloquial term that refers to the practice of studying intensively and for an extended period, often in a short amount of time, typically right before an important test, examination, or deadline
11. a financial assistance or funding provided by a government, organization, institution, or individual to support a specific project, initiative, research, or activity
13. a selection of items or elements from a larger group or set, where the order of selection does not matter
15. process of transmitting or receiving data, such as audio or video, in a continuous flow over a computer network
17. a suggestion or proposal as to the best course of action, especially one put forward by an authoritative body
20. accepting the existence, truth, validity, or receipt of something
21. using up much or too much time
23. describes something or someone that is absolutely necessary, essential, or cannot be done without in a particular context or situation
24. specific areas of study, such as the … of physics or the … of psychology
25. be influenced by something or someone for support, assistance, or guidance

1. or success that someone has attained through their efforts, skills, determination, or abilities
2. the process of planning, organizing, coordinating, and controlling resources (such as human, financial, and physical assets) within an organization or a project to achieve specific goals and objectives efficiently and effectively
3. ordinary, normal, and following the accepted way
4. activities, performances, or experiences that are designed to amuse, entertain, or provide enjoyment to people
7. a noteworthy
8. process of change, or transformation over time
9. collection of historical files, documents, or materials that are preserved for research, reference, or historical purposes
10. a principle by which something may be judged or decided
12. to perform or complete a job or activity
14. the act of officially signing up for a particular program, course, organization, or activity
16. to bring about a significant and often radical change or improvement in something, typically by introducing new methods, ideas, or technologies
18. a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style
19. to inspect, investigate, something in order to gain a better understanding of its nature, condition, characteristics, or details
22. repeated frequently in the same way