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UNIT 03. Deducing the Meaning of Unfamiliar Lexi ...

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    Lesson 08 & 09
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  • Something that slows down or makes progress harder.
    fondly
    setback
    emphasis
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  • To give special importance or attention to something.
    well-trained
    emphasis
    viewer-led
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  • A person who makes big decisions about TV shows.
    strike
    television executive
    publicise
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  • Thinking about something with warm, happy feelings.
    knock it off
    fondly
    emphasis
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  • Modern and clever; not simple.
    self-promotion
    sophisticated
    spoon-fed
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  • Given everything without having to choose or think.
    well-trained
    tremendous
    spoon-fed
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  • Controlled by what viewers like or want.
    viewer-led
    vote off
    judging panel
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  • To think of or create an idea or plan.
    sophisticated
    come up with
    setback
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  • Taught carefully; learned how to do something well.
    tactical
    well-trained
    self-promotion
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  • The act or habit of trying to make other people pay attention to you and think that you are interesting, important, successful, etc.
    come up with
    secure
    self-promotion
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  • A special event where famous people walk on a red carpet.
    vote off
    red-carpet event
    publicise
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  • To tell many people about something.
    publicise
    stamp out
    fondly
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  • Update news for fans.
    red-carpet event
    keep (one’s) fan base up to date
    dawn on somebody
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  • To achieve or find.
    tremendous
    knock it off
    strike
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  • Very great or very good.
    judging panel
    tactical
    tremendous
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  • A group of people who decide who wins a competition.
    self-promotion
    judging panel
    publicise
  •  15