- The document contains definitions and examples of various words. It provides concise explanations of terms like "assumption", "crowd", "swallow", "oats", "pine nuts", "brigantine", "hack", "stakeholder", "juggle", "juggler", "trapeze artist", "contracture", "muscle contraction", "whisker", "blend", "canopy", "compass", "rack", "supraspinatus", "soul searching", and "tuck". - The document aims to concisely explain these words and provide examples of their usage in sentences to demonstrate their meaning contextually.

2. Where is she from?

3. assumption
If you make an assumption that something is true or
will happen you accept that it is true or will happen,
often without any real proof.
It would be nice if people didn’t assume I was
Chinese, just because I am Asian.

5. Crowd
A large number of people gathered together in a
disorganized or unruly way.
I don't like large crowds.

7. swallow:
A swallow is a kind of small bird with pointed wings
and a forked tail.
Every summer I hear the song of the swallows.

9. oatsOats are a cereal crop or its grains, used for
making biscuits or a food called porridge, or for
feeding animals.
I hate oatmeal, but I want to eat it because it's
so good for me.

11. pine nutsPine nuts are small cream-coloured
seeds that grow on pine trees.
Consuming pine nuts can also contribute to
a healthy heart.

13. brigantine
a two-masted sailing ship
A painting is on view there showing a brigantine
sailing with fair winds.
… a swiftly sailing brigantine.

15. hack
a.If someone hacks into a computer system, they break into
the system, especially in order to get secret information.
b. a clever solution to a tricky problem
Anonymous is a decentralized international
hacktivist group that is widely known for its
various cyber attacks.
Google: 14 life hacks that will make your life
much easier

17. stakeholder
A person or company that is involved in a particular
organization, project, system, etc. Especially because
they have invested money in it.
The stakeholders are interested in meeting and
reviewing the plan for the next year.

19. juggleto keep (several object, as balls, knives, plates, etc.) in
continuous motion in the air ar the same time by tossing anc
catching.
She is learning how to juggle in school.

21. Juggler
a person who performs juggling
feats, as with balls or knives.
Victor Kee is one of the best jugglers.

23. Trapeze artist
a person who performs, especially
professionally, on a trapeze.
In a circus show, you can never miss a trapeze
artist.

25. Contracture
a shortening or distorsion of muscular or connective
tissue due to spasm, scar, or paralysis of the antagonist
of the contracting muscle.
Yesterday, I slept so badly,this morning I woke
up with a contracture.

27. Muscle contraction
Shortening or developing tension in muscle tissue.
The are three types of muscle contractions
Concentric, Eccentric, and Isometric.

29. whisker
(in animals) hair near mouth and nose
Seals use their whiskers to sense the vibrations
of a fish moving in the water.

31. ...by a whisker
a very small difference/amount
She lost the race by a whisker.

33. pick up
to go and meet someone or something that you have
arranged to take somewhere in a vehicle
My school called my mother to come pick me
and my twin sister up because we were turning
blue.

35. blend
To blend is to combine two or more ingredients together
so that they become one substance.
Blend the ingredients in a blender until they are
soft and smooth and your 'gazpacho' will be
ready.

37. canopycanopy – (from latin 'canopus') The cover formed by the
leafy upper branches of the trees in a forest.
The monkeys climbed high into the canopy and
couldn't be seen.
Biologists used zip lines as a way to study and
explore the dense rainforests in Costa Rica. Later
they developed canopy tours to raise awareness
for reforestation.

39. compass
is an instrument that you use for finding directions. It has a dial
and a magnetic needle that always points to the north.
Jack’s compass is an iconic part of the franchise
Pirates of the Caribbean. If someone gives up the
compass instead of leading them to what they
want most in this world, it helps take them to
something that they fear the most.

41. rack
a framework, stand, or grating on or in which articles (...) are
placed or stored
I looked through a rack of clothes at the back of
the shop.

43. supraspinatus
It is a relatively small muscle of the upper back. It is one
of the four rotator cuff muscles and also abducts the arm
at the shoulder.
Supraspinatus tendinopathy is a common
and disabling condition that becomes more
prevalent after middle age and is a common
cause of pain in the shoulder.

45. soul searching—or the idea of nourishing your soul—is an important
exercise every person can and should partake in. Simply
put, it’s the desire to look more deeply for meaning in
your life.
After a long, soul-searching conversation, they
were finally reconciled.

47. tuckto push, fold or turn the edges of clothes, paper, etc... so
that they are held in place and look neat
Put the puff pastry right over the top, and almost
tuck it in very quickly, like your tucking your little
bambino in bed.