Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
What is the meaning of the word severely?
to a severe or serious degree. “a severely impaired heart” synonyms: badly, gravely, seriously. adverb. with sternness; in a severe manner.
to a severe or serious degree. “a severely impaired heart” synonyms: badly, gravely, seriously. adverb. with sternness; in a severe manner.
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
A superb academic qualification typically includes a high-level degree (PhD or Master's), a strong GPA, relevant publications, and specialized technical skills, often combined with prestigious awards or research experience. It signifies exceptional expertise and research capability in a specific field.
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
side hustle
/ˈsʌɪd hʌsl/
nouninformal
a part-time job or occupation undertaken in addition to one's regular employment.
"he started the blog in 2013 and has continued it as a side hustle"
/ˈsʌɪd hʌsl/
nouninformal
a part-time job or occupation undertaken in addition to one's regular employment.
"he started the blog in 2013 and has continued it as a side hustle"
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
in the long run
long jumlasi
over or after a long period of time; eventually.
"it saves money in the long run"
long jumlasi
over or after a long period of time; eventually.
"it saves money in the long run"
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
Tertiary education refers to all formal, non-compulsory education beyond secondary school, including universities, colleges, technical training, and vocational schools. It covers undergraduate, postgraduate, and further education, providing specialized skills and knowledge for professional careers. Key components include bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees, along with diplomas and certifications.
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
diversity” is defined as “the practice or quality of including or involving people from a range of different social and ethnic backgrounds and of different genders, sexual orientations,
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
safeguard
/ˈseɪfɡɑːd/
noun
a measure taken to protect someone or something or to prevent something undesirable.
/ˈseɪfɡɑːd/
noun
a measure taken to protect someone or something or to prevent something undesirable.
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
1.In June, the number of borrowed books at Ryeslip stood at a dominant 300, before hitting a low of 175 by September
2.In June, the count of borrowed books at Ryeslip was initially the highest figure, at 300, prior to declining to a low of 175 by September!
3.In June, the total of borrowed books at Ryeslip accounted for the highest figure , at 300, but this figure fall to a low of 175 by September!
2.In June, the count of borrowed books at Ryeslip was initially the highest figure, at 300, prior to declining to a low of 175 by September!
3.In June, the total of borrowed books at Ryeslip accounted for the highest figure , at 300, but this figure fall to a low of 175 by September!
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
1.Starting at 300 in June, the number of borrowed books at Ryeslip was fell consistently, thus hitting a low of 175 by September!
2. Beginning at a peak of 300 in June, the count of borrowed books at Rye experienced a consistent decline, thus reaching a low of 175 by September!
3.In June, the number of borrowed books at Ryeslip reached a pick of 300, before declining to a low of 175 by September!
2. Beginning at a peak of 300 in June, the count of borrowed books at Rye experienced a consistent decline, thus reaching a low of 175 by September!
3.In June, the number of borrowed books at Ryeslip reached a pick of 300, before declining to a low of 175 by September!
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
1.After rising slightly between June and July, Sutton Wood experienced a downward trend, hitting a low of 100 in August. From this point onwards, it rose consistently, reaching
a peak of 3000 by September.
2.Following an upward trend from June to July, Sutton Wood experienced a sharp decline hitting a low of 100 in August. This figure increased dramatically, surpassing a
all previous levels and reaching its highest level of 3000 by September.
a peak of 3000 by September.
2.Following an upward trend from June to July, Sutton Wood experienced a sharp decline hitting a low of 100 in August. This figure increased dramatically, surpassing a
all previous levels and reaching its highest level of 3000 by September.
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
1.Starting from the lowest figure in June, both libraries rose slightly, ending the period at 150 by September."
2.Beginning at the lowest figure in June, both libraries rose slightly , concluding the period at 150 by September.
3.Having started at the lowest in June, both libraries rose slightly concluding the period at 150 by September
2.Beginning at the lowest figure in June, both libraries rose slightly , concluding the period at 150 by September.
3.Having started at the lowest in June, both libraries rose slightly concluding the period at 150 by September
Forwarded from Fotima Abdusattorova
The line graph compares four different sports activities (Basketball, Tennis, Badminton and Rugby) in terms of their number of players in European countries from 1985 to 2005.
Overall, while the number of players in badminton and basketball remained unchanged, tennis and rugby experienced different trajectories.
Of particular significance is that tennis showed a significant increase, eventually surpassing rugby to become the leading sport by the end, despite starting from a lower position.
In 1985, the figure for rugby players accounted for just below 250 in the country.
Despite being dominant at the beginning of the period, rugby experienced a downward trend, declining from 250 to 50 by the end of the period. On the other hand, tennis followed a different pattern. After a slight increase between 1985 and 1990, tennis and rugby were at a similar level, at 200 in 1995. Tennis then reached the highest figure by overtaking rugby with 230, and ended the timeframe by hitting a high of 250.
When it comes to badminton and basketball, they stabilized at a consistent level, albeit with varying levels of 50 and 60.
Overall, while the number of players in badminton and basketball remained unchanged, tennis and rugby experienced different trajectories.
Of particular significance is that tennis showed a significant increase, eventually surpassing rugby to become the leading sport by the end, despite starting from a lower position.
In 1985, the figure for rugby players accounted for just below 250 in the country.
Despite being dominant at the beginning of the period, rugby experienced a downward trend, declining from 250 to 50 by the end of the period. On the other hand, tennis followed a different pattern. After a slight increase between 1985 and 1990, tennis and rugby were at a similar level, at 200 in 1995. Tennis then reached the highest figure by overtaking rugby with 230, and ended the timeframe by hitting a high of 250.
When it comes to badminton and basketball, they stabilized at a consistent level, albeit with varying levels of 50 and 60.
Option 1 (Closest to your original):
Option 2 (More natural and punchy):
"Mass tourism weighs heavily on environmentalists' minds due to inadequate housing, poor sanitation, and environmental well-being."
Option 2 (More natural and punchy):
"Mass tourism weighs heavily on the minds of environmentalists, who worry about inadequate housing, poor sanitation, and environme
sleepwalking into a nightmare (The Planet’s Blue Heart) — moving towards disaster without realizing it
a geological eye blink (Footprints in the Muds of Time) — an extremely short period in geological terms
no bones to tell the story (Footprints in the Muds of Time) — no physical evidence remains to explain what happened
an inescapable conclusion (The Bug Picture) — a conclusion that is almost impossible to avoid
from the infinitesimally small to the astronomically large (The Bug Picture) — from extremely tiny things to extremely large ones
a small invisible fence around our minds (Some Views on the Use of Headphones) — a metaphor for the private space created by headphones
the answers have been there all along (Some Views on the Use of Headphones) — the solution existed the whole time but was not noticed
social glue (Some Views on the Use of Headphones) — something that holds people or groups together
followed to the letter (The Science of Shopping) — obeyed exactly
take stock of the surroundings (The Science of Shopping) — assess what is happening around you
catch the customer’s eye (The Science of Shopping) — attract someone’s attention
leave empty-handed (The Science of Shopping) — leave without obtaining or buying anything
deep down (The Science of Shopping) — at someone’s genuine inner emotional level
jump to false conclusions (The Purpose of Facial Expressions) — decide something incorrectly without enough evidence
tunnel vision (Undoing Our Emotions) — focusing so narrowly that other important things are ignored
unravel the secrets of (Radiocarbon Dating) — gradually discover something mysterious or difficult to understand
trial and error (Triumph of the City) — repeated experimentation until something works
by and large (Triumph of the City) — generally; on the whole
speak to the human soul (Biophilic Design) — affect people on a deep emotional level
ill-equipped to cope with (Biophilic Design) — insufficiently prepared to deal with something
the hungry gap (Petrol Power: An Eco-Revolution?) — the period before a new
harvest when food supplies are lowest
a concrete jungle (Petrol Power: An Eco-Revolution?) — a city dominated by buildings with little natural space
These are some of the most beautiful and sophisticated phrases I've come across in recent passages I've given to my offline students. These are normally language chunks/collocations that come with a very specific meaning, not just a single word that is easier to understand.
a geological eye blink (Footprints in the Muds of Time) — an extremely short period in geological terms
no bones to tell the story (Footprints in the Muds of Time) — no physical evidence remains to explain what happened
an inescapable conclusion (The Bug Picture) — a conclusion that is almost impossible to avoid
from the infinitesimally small to the astronomically large (The Bug Picture) — from extremely tiny things to extremely large ones
a small invisible fence around our minds (Some Views on the Use of Headphones) — a metaphor for the private space created by headphones
the answers have been there all along (Some Views on the Use of Headphones) — the solution existed the whole time but was not noticed
social glue (Some Views on the Use of Headphones) — something that holds people or groups together
followed to the letter (The Science of Shopping) — obeyed exactly
take stock of the surroundings (The Science of Shopping) — assess what is happening around you
catch the customer’s eye (The Science of Shopping) — attract someone’s attention
leave empty-handed (The Science of Shopping) — leave without obtaining or buying anything
deep down (The Science of Shopping) — at someone’s genuine inner emotional level
jump to false conclusions (The Purpose of Facial Expressions) — decide something incorrectly without enough evidence
tunnel vision (Undoing Our Emotions) — focusing so narrowly that other important things are ignored
unravel the secrets of (Radiocarbon Dating) — gradually discover something mysterious or difficult to understand
trial and error (Triumph of the City) — repeated experimentation until something works
by and large (Triumph of the City) — generally; on the whole
speak to the human soul (Biophilic Design) — affect people on a deep emotional level
ill-equipped to cope with (Biophilic Design) — insufficiently prepared to deal with something
the hungry gap (Petrol Power: An Eco-Revolution?) — the period before a new
harvest when food supplies are lowest
a concrete jungle (Petrol Power: An Eco-Revolution?) — a city dominated by buildings with little natural space