ACQUIRE

• to get (something)
• e.g. They're planning to acquire a new home in the country.

equivalent =
Allowing him to leave prison will be equivalent to saying that his crime was not serious.

estimate: : to give a general idea about the value, size, or cost of sth.

exposure

• the condition of being affected by something or experiencing something

multiple

• very many of the same type or of different types

per

• for each
• e.g. The pay is $12 per hour.

regional

• coming from a particular part of a country

researcher

• a person who studies a subject in detail, especially to discover new information

retatin

• to keep

struggle

• to experience difficulty and make a very great effort in order to do something

era

• a period of time known for a particular event

estate

• privately owned land or property

forecast

• a statement of what is likely to happen in the future

household

• a group of people, often a family, who live together

increasingly

• more often or to a greater degree

largely

• generally

previous

• happening or existing before the one mentioned

rural

ultimately

• finally, in the end

wage

• an amount of money paid to a worker for each hour that is worked
• v.s. salary: minimum wage/ annual salary

ban

• to forbid someone to do something

boost

• to improve or increase something
• e.g. Coffee can boost your metabolism.

consequence

• a result

current

• of the present time

extremely

• very; much more
• e.g. extreme sports

facility

• a place, usually a building, where a particular activity happens

historic

suspend: to stop

tournament: competition

yield: to supply something positive
e.g. The driver failed to yield and was hit by another car.

pendant

pendulum

penthouse

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