revise - Once you revise your paper, it will be easier to read.
to change and make better
edit - I need to edit this video. It's too long.
to change, usually a document or a video
draft - This first try will just be a draft. We can make it better later.
the version you make before you make the final version
topic - What topic are you interested in?
a subject
publish - I've worked really hard on gathering all this info and now I'm going to publish it in a blog post.
to make information available to people
summary - There is a summary of the book on Youtube. It tells you what the book was about.
brief statement of the main points of something
quote - Can I get a quote for how much this car will cost?
1) to say what someone else said 2) to tell someone approximately how much something will cost
conclude - Because you are happy, I conclude you had a good time even though the party concluded early.
form an opinion : end or finish
source - What is the source of your information? Where did you get that info?
where something comes from
process - There is a process for changing a tire.
1) the steps to doing something 2) to come to an understanding about something
grateful - After receiving support from her friends during a tough time, Maria felt incredibly grateful for their kindness and encouragement.
Feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness; thankful.
ascend - As the sun began to rise, the hot air balloon started to ascend higher into the sky, offering breathtaking views of the landscape below.
To go up, climb, rise up through the air
characteristic - One characteristic of a great leader is the ability to listen to others and make everyone feel valued.
typical of a particular person, place, or thing
favorable - The weather conditions were favorable for the outdoor concert, with clear skies and a gentle breeze
Approval, to the advantage of someone or something.
adequate - The school provided adequate resources for students to complete their assignments, ensuring everyone had the tools they needed to succeed.
enough or satisfactory to meet a particular need or requirement
suppress - The coach tried to suppress his excitement after the team won the championship, wanting the players to stay focused on their next challenge.
to put an end to something by force or to prevent something from being expressed or known
