💢put together (1)
✍🏾Meaning:
to assemble something by joining its parts or pieces
❕For example:
put together sth
🔺When we got the model of the space shuttle it was still in pieces, and we had to put together all the pieces with this special glue they gave us.
put sth together
🔺Les saved some money by buying his new computer table in the form of a do-it-yourself kit and putting it together himself at home.
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✍🏾Meaning:
to assemble something by joining its parts or pieces
❕For example:
put together sth
🔺When we got the model of the space shuttle it was still in pieces, and we had to put together all the pieces with this special glue they gave us.
put sth together
🔺Les saved some money by buying his new computer table in the form of a do-it-yourself kit and putting it together himself at home.
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• Accumulate : to gradually get more and more of something over a period of time.
Example: Children gradually accumulate knowledge as they grow up.
• Wise : sensible.
Example: a wise decision
• Handle : to deal with a situation, a person, an area of work or a strong.
Example: A new man was appointed to handle the crisis.
• Capable of doing something : having the ability or qualities necessary for doing something. Example: He was barely capable of writing his own name.
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• Accumulate : to gradually get more and more of something over a period of time.
Example: Children gradually accumulate knowledge as they grow up.
• Wise : sensible.
Example: a wise decision
• Handle : to deal with a situation, a person, an area of work or a strong.
Example: A new man was appointed to handle the crisis.
• Capable of doing something : having the ability or qualities necessary for doing something. Example: He was barely capable of writing his own name.
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• Prevalent (adj) : existing very commonly or happening often.
Health problems such as obesity and diabetes are prevalent amongst young people in developing countries today.
• To demonstrate sth(v) : to show or make something clear
The problems of unsatisfactory productivity which Vietnamese workers are facing demonstrate the importance of enhancing the quality of learning and teaching in tertiaiy education.
• Senior (adj) : older
Senior family members are expected to set an example to the younger children in order that these junior members can adopt good manners in their adulthood.
• Leadership (n) : the set of characteristics that make a good leader.
The lack of leadership in young and inexperienced directors can sometimes put the company in jeopardy.
• Problematic (adj) : difficult to deal with or to understand; full of problems; not certain to be successful.
Despite acknowledging the dangers offast food, many consumers find it problematic to switch to a healthier food choice.
• Feasible (adj) : that is possible and likely to be achieved.
With the public support of abandoning polluting vehicles, the prospect of the improved air quality seems more feasible.
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• Prevalent (adj) : existing very commonly or happening often.
Health problems such as obesity and diabetes are prevalent amongst young people in developing countries today.
• To demonstrate sth(v) : to show or make something clear
The problems of unsatisfactory productivity which Vietnamese workers are facing demonstrate the importance of enhancing the quality of learning and teaching in tertiaiy education.
• Senior (adj) : older
Senior family members are expected to set an example to the younger children in order that these junior members can adopt good manners in their adulthood.
• Leadership (n) : the set of characteristics that make a good leader.
The lack of leadership in young and inexperienced directors can sometimes put the company in jeopardy.
• Problematic (adj) : difficult to deal with or to understand; full of problems; not certain to be successful.
Despite acknowledging the dangers offast food, many consumers find it problematic to switch to a healthier food choice.
• Feasible (adj) : that is possible and likely to be achieved.
With the public support of abandoning polluting vehicles, the prospect of the improved air quality seems more feasible.
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• To stem from : to stop something unwanted from spreading or increasing
Example: Most people’s insecurities stem from something that happened in their childhood.
• To allocate smth to smth : to give something officially to somebody/something for a particular purpose
Example: More funds will now be allocated to charitable organizations.
• To gain someone’s interest back
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• To stem from : to stop something unwanted from spreading or increasing
Example: Most people’s insecurities stem from something that happened in their childhood.
• To allocate smth to smth : to give something officially to somebody/something for a particular purpose
Example: More funds will now be allocated to charitable organizations.
• To gain someone’s interest back
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• Wildlife: animals, birds, insects, etc. that are wild and live in a natural environment.
Example: Development of the area would endanger wildlife.
• On the verge of extinction:
Example: Today, many animals are on the verge of extinction.
• Exaggeration: a statement or description that makes something seem larger, better, worse or more important than it really is; the act of making a statement like this
Example: There was a degree of exaggeration in his description of events.
• To devote smth to smth: to give an amount of time, attention, etc. to
Example: I could only devote two hours a day to the work.
• To expend smth: to use or spend a lot of time, money, energy,
Example: She expended all her efforts on the care of home and children.
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• Wildlife: animals, birds, insects, etc. that are wild and live in a natural environment.
Example: Development of the area would endanger wildlife.
• On the verge of extinction:
Example: Today, many animals are on the verge of extinction.
• Exaggeration: a statement or description that makes something seem larger, better, worse or more important than it really is; the act of making a statement like this
Example: There was a degree of exaggeration in his description of events.
• To devote smth to smth: to give an amount of time, attention, etc. to
Example: I could only devote two hours a day to the work.
• To expend smth: to use or spend a lot of time, money, energy,
Example: She expended all her efforts on the care of home and children.
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• Disturb: to interrupt somebody when they are trying to work, sleep, etc
If you get up early, try not to disturb everyone else.
• Concentrate: to give all your attention to something and not think about anything else
We ’re concentrating even harder on giving quality service this year.
• Recreational: connected with activities that people do for enjoyment when they are not working
recreational activities/facilities
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• Disturb: to interrupt somebody when they are trying to work, sleep, etc
If you get up early, try not to disturb everyone else.
• Concentrate: to give all your attention to something and not think about anything else
We ’re concentrating even harder on giving quality service this year.
• Recreational: connected with activities that people do for enjoyment when they are not working
recreational activities/facilities
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• Municipal: Relating to a town or district or its governing body
Example: national and municipal elections, municipal offices.
• Brain drain: The emigration of highly trained or qualified people from a particular country
Example: a leading British team of chemists has joined the brain drain to the US
• Competent: Having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully
Example: a highly competent surgeon
• Prerequisite: Required as a prior condition
Example: the student must have the prerequisite skills.
• Density: The degree of compactness of a substance
• Influx: An arrivial or entry of large numbers of people or things
Example: a massive influx of tourists.
• Cutting-edge: Highly advanced and pioneering
Example: cutting-edge technology.
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• Municipal: Relating to a town or district or its governing body
Example: national and municipal elections, municipal offices.
• Brain drain: The emigration of highly trained or qualified people from a particular country
Example: a leading British team of chemists has joined the brain drain to the US
• Competent: Having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully
Example: a highly competent surgeon
• Prerequisite: Required as a prior condition
Example: the student must have the prerequisite skills.
• Density: The degree of compactness of a substance
• Influx: An arrivial or entry of large numbers of people or things
Example: a massive influx of tourists.
• Cutting-edge: Highly advanced and pioneering
Example: cutting-edge technology.
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• To retain smth: to keep something; to continue to have something
Example: She has a good memojy and finds it easy to retain facts.
• To impair smth: to damage something or make something worse.
Example: His age impaired his chances of finding a new job.
• To be vulnerable to smth: weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally
Example: Old people are particularly vulnerable to the flu.
• Chaos: a state of complete confusion and lack of order
Example: The house was in chaos after the party.
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• To retain smth: to keep something; to continue to have something
Example: She has a good memojy and finds it easy to retain facts.
• To impair smth: to damage something or make something worse.
Example: His age impaired his chances of finding a new job.
• To be vulnerable to smth: weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally
Example: Old people are particularly vulnerable to the flu.
• Chaos: a state of complete confusion and lack of order
Example: The house was in chaos after the party.
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• Confront: Face up to and deal with (a problem or difficulty)
Example: we knew we couldn ’t ignore the race issue and decided we’d confront it head on
• Population density: The quantity of people or things in a given area or space
Example: areas of low population density
• Pressure: Continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it
Example: the gate was buckling under the pressure of the crowd outside
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• Confront: Face up to and deal with (a problem or difficulty)
Example: we knew we couldn ’t ignore the race issue and decided we’d confront it head on
• Population density: The quantity of people or things in a given area or space
Example: areas of low population density
• Pressure: Continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it
Example: the gate was buckling under the pressure of the crowd outside
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Nutrient: a substance that is needed to keep a living thing alive and help it to grow
Example: a lack of essential nutrients
Refuse: to say that you will not do sth that sb has asked you to do Example: She refused to accept that there was a problem.
Slaughter: to kill an animal, usually for its meat
Example: The lambs are taken to the local abattoir to be slaughtered.
Intense: serious and often involving a lot of action in a short period of time
Example: It was a period of intense activity.
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Nutrient: a substance that is needed to keep a living thing alive and help it to grow
Example: a lack of essential nutrients
Refuse: to say that you will not do sth that sb has asked you to do Example: She refused to accept that there was a problem.
Slaughter: to kill an animal, usually for its meat
Example: The lambs are taken to the local abattoir to be slaughtered.
Intense: serious and often involving a lot of action in a short period of time
Example: It was a period of intense activity.
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Many people believe that today there is a general increase in anti-social behavior and lack of respect for others. What might have caused this situation? How to improve it?
It is unfortunate that in the midst of vast progress in every field of life there is also a growth in the anti-social behaviour and people have become less respectful of each other. This essay intends to analyse some causes of this phenomenon and suggest some ways to ameliorate the situation.
Today, we live in an era of technology in which the whole Earth has shrunk and become a global village. Everybody is connected to everybody through telephone lines and the Internet, but the warmth of relationships has taken a back seat. Most people have more than enough wealth, comfort and freedom, but their hearts desire even more. To satisfy their hearts greed people have become workaholics, and as a result have no time for family and friends. People have become selfish, isolated and indifferent. Each person is busy in his own quest for more. To add to it, the youngsters who are at ease with the new technology think that the elderly are good for nothing and that is why they don’t respect them.
The changing family structure is another big cause of this phenomenon. Earlier, people lived in joint families and the grandparents were there to supervise the children. Now there are nuclear families in which both parents go out to work, and children are left unattended in the hands of pervasive media like the TV and the Internet. No one monitors what they watch and they see the programs full of violence and crime, which makes them anti-social. The pressure of consumerist society and peers also breeds anti-social behaviour. To add to it, the values of traditional culture are being lost and people are following the global culture, which is also considered anti-social by the orthodox elderly.
There are many solutions to this problem. To begin with, people have to learn to strike a balance between work and family life. Government should also fix the maximum hours a worker can work per week so that exploitation is not there in the job market. People should revert back to the old joint family system. This would be in the benefit of all. The children would learn moral values and the elderly would be well looked after. Negative effects of excessive consumerism should be taught to the people. Media can play a big role in highlighting the good points of the traditional and the western culture so that the people can adopt good social values. Neighbourhood associations should be set up to connect people to each other.
Summing up, anti-social behaviour and mutual lack of respect in today’s times can be dealt with by taking simple measures, and individuals and governments should collectively take these steps.
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It is unfortunate that in the midst of vast progress in every field of life there is also a growth in the anti-social behaviour and people have become less respectful of each other. This essay intends to analyse some causes of this phenomenon and suggest some ways to ameliorate the situation.
Today, we live in an era of technology in which the whole Earth has shrunk and become a global village. Everybody is connected to everybody through telephone lines and the Internet, but the warmth of relationships has taken a back seat. Most people have more than enough wealth, comfort and freedom, but their hearts desire even more. To satisfy their hearts greed people have become workaholics, and as a result have no time for family and friends. People have become selfish, isolated and indifferent. Each person is busy in his own quest for more. To add to it, the youngsters who are at ease with the new technology think that the elderly are good for nothing and that is why they don’t respect them.
The changing family structure is another big cause of this phenomenon. Earlier, people lived in joint families and the grandparents were there to supervise the children. Now there are nuclear families in which both parents go out to work, and children are left unattended in the hands of pervasive media like the TV and the Internet. No one monitors what they watch and they see the programs full of violence and crime, which makes them anti-social. The pressure of consumerist society and peers also breeds anti-social behaviour. To add to it, the values of traditional culture are being lost and people are following the global culture, which is also considered anti-social by the orthodox elderly.
There are many solutions to this problem. To begin with, people have to learn to strike a balance between work and family life. Government should also fix the maximum hours a worker can work per week so that exploitation is not there in the job market. People should revert back to the old joint family system. This would be in the benefit of all. The children would learn moral values and the elderly would be well looked after. Negative effects of excessive consumerism should be taught to the people. Media can play a big role in highlighting the good points of the traditional and the western culture so that the people can adopt good social values. Neighbourhood associations should be set up to connect people to each other.
Summing up, anti-social behaviour and mutual lack of respect in today’s times can be dealt with by taking simple measures, and individuals and governments should collectively take these steps.
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⭕️ Useful Vocabulary & Expressions: ⭕️
faith: trust in somebody’s ability or knowledge; trust that somebody/something will do what has been promised
Example: He has blind faith (= unreasonable trust) in doctors' ability to find a cure.
To deter somebody from doing something:
Example: The high price of the service could deter people from seeking advice.
Extracurricular: not part of the usual course of work or studies at a school or college
Example: She is involved in many extra-curricular activities.
Inferior: not good or not as good as somebody/something else Example: Modern music is often considered inferior to that of the past.
Impediment: something that delays or stops the progress of something
Example: The level of inflation is a serious impediment to economic recovery.
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faith: trust in somebody’s ability or knowledge; trust that somebody/something will do what has been promised
Example: He has blind faith (= unreasonable trust) in doctors' ability to find a cure.
To deter somebody from doing something:
Example: The high price of the service could deter people from seeking advice.
Extracurricular: not part of the usual course of work or studies at a school or college
Example: She is involved in many extra-curricular activities.
Inferior: not good or not as good as somebody/something else Example: Modern music is often considered inferior to that of the past.
Impediment: something that delays or stops the progress of something
Example: The level of inflation is a serious impediment to economic recovery.
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• Appreciate: to recognize the good qualities of somebody/something.
Example: His talents are not fully appreciated in that company.
A sense of something
Example: “he has a sense of humour” =“he has a sense of community” , “I feel a sense of perfection in his work”.
Sustainable: that can continue or be continued for a long time.
Example: sustainable economic growth
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• Appreciate: to recognize the good qualities of somebody/something.
Example: His talents are not fully appreciated in that company.
A sense of something
Example: “he has a sense of humour” =“he has a sense of community” , “I feel a sense of perfection in his work”.
Sustainable: that can continue or be continued for a long time.
Example: sustainable economic growth
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Exploitation: the use of land, oil, minerals, etc
Example: commercial exploitation of the mineral resources in Antarctica.
Dwindle: to become gradually less or smaller.
Example: Supplies of coal are dwindling fast.
To opt for something: to choose to take or not to take a particular course of action.
Example: After graduating she opted for a career in music. Many students opt for a course with Mr.Bill due to his physical attractiveness.
To reduce dependence on something
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Exploitation: the use of land, oil, minerals, etc
Example: commercial exploitation of the mineral resources in Antarctica.
Dwindle: to become gradually less or smaller.
Example: Supplies of coal are dwindling fast.
To opt for something: to choose to take or not to take a particular course of action.
Example: After graduating she opted for a career in music. Many students opt for a course with Mr.Bill due to his physical attractiveness.
To reduce dependence on something
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Assimilation: the act of assimilating somebody or something, or being assimilated.
Example: his assimilation into the community
To facilitate something: to make an action or a process possible or easier.
Example: Structured teaching facilitates learning.
To conform to something: to obey a rule, law, etc.
Example: The building does not conform with safety regulations.
Amiable: pleasant; friendly and easy to like.
Example: Mr Vinh seems very amiable.
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Assimilation: the act of assimilating somebody or something, or being assimilated.
Example: his assimilation into the community
To facilitate something: to make an action or a process possible or easier.
Example: Structured teaching facilitates learning.
To conform to something: to obey a rule, law, etc.
Example: The building does not conform with safety regulations.
Amiable: pleasant; friendly and easy to like.
Example: Mr Vinh seems very amiable.
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• Accompany (v): to go with someone or to be provided or exist at the same time as something
• Accordingly (adv): in a way that is suitable or right for the situation
• Alter (v): to change something, usually slightly, or to cause the characteristics of something to change
• Leisure time (noun phrase): the time when you are not working or doing other
activities
• Option (noun): one thing that can be chosen from a set of possibilities
• Alternatively (adv): used to suggest another possibility
• Pastime (n): an activity that is done for enjoyment
• Average (adj): typical and usual
• Adverse effect (noun phrase): an effect that is harmful or negative
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• Accompany (v): to go with someone or to be provided or exist at the same time as something
• Accordingly (adv): in a way that is suitable or right for the situation
• Alter (v): to change something, usually slightly, or to cause the characteristics of something to change
• Leisure time (noun phrase): the time when you are not working or doing other
activities
• Option (noun): one thing that can be chosen from a set of possibilities
• Alternatively (adv): used to suggest another possibility
• Pastime (n): an activity that is done for enjoyment
• Average (adj): typical and usual
• Adverse effect (noun phrase): an effect that is harmful or negative
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• Mitigate: To mitigate something means to make it less unpleasant, serious, or
painful. (FORMAL) ...ways of mitigating the effects of an explosion...
• Ineffective: If you say that something is ineffective, you mean that it has no effect on a process or situation.
Economic reform will continue to be painful and ineffective...
• Measure: When someone, usually a government or other authority, takes
measures to do something, they carry out particular actions in order to achieve a particular result. (FORMAL) The government warned that police would take tougher measures to contain the trouble...
• Sustainable: You use sustainable to describe the use of natural resources when
this use is kept at a steady level that is not likely to damage the environment. Try to buy wood that you know has come from a sustainable source.
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• Mitigate: To mitigate something means to make it less unpleasant, serious, or
painful. (FORMAL) ...ways of mitigating the effects of an explosion...
• Ineffective: If you say that something is ineffective, you mean that it has no effect on a process or situation.
Economic reform will continue to be painful and ineffective...
• Measure: When someone, usually a government or other authority, takes
measures to do something, they carry out particular actions in order to achieve a particular result. (FORMAL) The government warned that police would take tougher measures to contain the trouble...
• Sustainable: You use sustainable to describe the use of natural resources when
this use is kept at a steady level that is not likely to damage the environment. Try to buy wood that you know has come from a sustainable source.
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• Excessive (a): If you describe the amount or level of something as excessive, you disapprove of it because it is more or higher than is necessary or reasonable.
Example: The government says that local authority spending is excessive.
• Additive (a): Something that is addictive is so enjoyable that it makes you want to do it or have it a lot.
Example: Video movie-making can quickly become addictive.
• Sedentary (a): Someone who has a sedentary lifestyle or job sits down a lot of the time and does not take much exercise.
Example: Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle has been linked with an increased risk of heart disease.
• Activate (v): If a device or process is activated, something causes it to start working.
Example: Video cameras with night vision can be activated by movement.
• Parental (a): Parental is used to describe something that relates to parents in general, or to one or both of the parents of a particular child.
Example: Medicaltreatment was sometimes given to children without parental consent.
• To appeal to (v): If something appeals to you, you find it attractive or interesting.
Example: On the other hand, the idea appealed to him.
• Remedy (n): A remedy is a successful way of dealing with a problem.
Example: The remedy lies in the hands of the government.
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• Excessive (a): If you describe the amount or level of something as excessive, you disapprove of it because it is more or higher than is necessary or reasonable.
Example: The government says that local authority spending is excessive.
• Additive (a): Something that is addictive is so enjoyable that it makes you want to do it or have it a lot.
Example: Video movie-making can quickly become addictive.
• Sedentary (a): Someone who has a sedentary lifestyle or job sits down a lot of the time and does not take much exercise.
Example: Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle has been linked with an increased risk of heart disease.
• Activate (v): If a device or process is activated, something causes it to start working.
Example: Video cameras with night vision can be activated by movement.
• Parental (a): Parental is used to describe something that relates to parents in general, or to one or both of the parents of a particular child.
Example: Medicaltreatment was sometimes given to children without parental consent.
• To appeal to (v): If something appeals to you, you find it attractive or interesting.
Example: On the other hand, the idea appealed to him.
• Remedy (n): A remedy is a successful way of dealing with a problem.
Example: The remedy lies in the hands of the government.
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•The uncommon use of bicycles
•To fail to benefit major city dwellers in particular
•To eclipse the values of using bicycles to the environment
•To be rather impractical to expect cycling
•The use of this environmentally friendly vehicle
•Monthly green days
•Form a habit of cycling
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•The uncommon use of bicycles
•To fail to benefit major city dwellers in particular
•To eclipse the values of using bicycles to the environment
•To be rather impractical to expect cycling
•The use of this environmentally friendly vehicle
•Monthly green days
•Form a habit of cycling
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• There are a variety of forces that drive this issue: There are many reasons for this.
• Speed up (v.) make something happen faster.
• Lax regulations: regulations that not many people follow because they are not strict.
• The exhaustion of natural resources: The fact that natural resources become rarer.
• Bare (adj.) - not covered by anything
• To put something into operation: to run it.
• To lush with countless species of trees: to be full of trees.
• A thorny issue: a complicated issue.
• To incur high costs: to be expensive.
• To stagnate the economy: make the economy worse
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• There are a variety of forces that drive this issue: There are many reasons for this.
• Speed up (v.) make something happen faster.
• Lax regulations: regulations that not many people follow because they are not strict.
• The exhaustion of natural resources: The fact that natural resources become rarer.
• Bare (adj.) - not covered by anything
• To put something into operation: to run it.
• To lush with countless species of trees: to be full of trees.
• A thorny issue: a complicated issue.
• To incur high costs: to be expensive.
• To stagnate the economy: make the economy worse
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