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The document provides definitions for vocabulary words related to refugees and immigration. It defines words like refugee, persecute, migrate, comprehend, citizen, naturalization, stereotype, empathy, asylum, reluctantly, descendant, and discrimination. It also defines analyze, interpret, reformatory, evaluate, resemblance, perplexed, solitude, iridescent, harangue, liberate, glean, intermittent, rueful, boisterous, murmur, peruse, morbid, materialize, expulsion, and sprawl.
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Girişimcilik
Etkinlik: Girişimcilik Konferansı
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- 2. Refugee Persecution A person who seeks safety from war, danger or natural disasters Treating a person or group unfairly/cruelly
- 3. Comprehend Migrate To move from a country/region and settle in another To Understand
- 4. Comprehensible Comprehension Something understandable The act of understanding
- 5. Incomprehensible Conform Something difficult/impossible to understand To act in agreement with rules/standards
- 6. Infer Underprivileged Someone who is lacking opportunities To derive by reasoning
- 7. Naturalization Citizen The process that a foreigner acquires citizenship A person that belongs to a country by birth or choice
- 8. Stereotype Empathy Being able to experience feeling or thoughts of others A fixed set of ideas.
- 9. Accurate Monitor To check continually Correct in all data
- 10. Incredulous Indignant Angry about something you think is unfair Not willing to believe
- 11. Asylum Reluctantly Protection given by a country to a person Doing something in a way that shows that you don’t want to do it
- 12. Descendant Discrimination A person A person born of an ancestor, family or group Treatment based on class or category
- 13. Analyze Interpret To express the meaning of something (read the bottom line in the image) To interpret or evaluate
- 14. Reformatory Evaluate An institution for young people who do not behave properly(kind of like a jail). To express an opinion of something
- 15. Resemblance Abruptly Similarity Sudden changes
- 16. Perplexed To be confused or puzzled Solitude To be alone
- 17. Iridescent Something colorful or bright Harangue To harangue someone means to scold or chastise them
- 18. Liberate To liberate means to free someone or something Glean To gather slowly and laboriously
- 19. Intermittent Something that stops and starts Rueful When someone is expressing sorrow or sadness
- 20. Boisterous To be rough and noisy Murmur To say something in a low and/or soft voice
- 21. Peruse To read thoroughly or carefully Morbid To have a weird or abnormal interest
- 22. Materialize To become real or appear in a bodily form Expulsion Being forced to leave a place
- 23. Sprawl To spread out over an area on an untidy way