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chaos start learning		A state of complete disorder and confusion.
communicate start learning		To share or exchange information, ideas, or feelings.
comprehensive school start learning		A school in the UK for students of all abilities, typically from ages 11 to 18.
concentrate start learning		To focus all one's attention on a particular task or subject.
continuous assessment start learning		A way of judging students' progress through regular assignments and tests rather than final exams.
contribute start learning		To give something (time, effort, money) in order to help achieve a goal.
core start learning		The central or most important part of something.
derelict start learning		In a very poor condition due to neglect or disuse.
discipline start learning		The practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behavior.
disruptive start learning		Causing problems or interruptions.
effort start learning		A determined attempt or hard work to achieve something.
emphasis start learning		Special importance or attention given to something.
expulsion start learning		The act of being forced to leave a school or organization.
feature (verb) start learning		To include or showcase as an important part.
frequent start learning		Happening often or regularly.
half-hearted start learning		Showing little enthusiasm or effort.
highlight start learning		To emphasize or make something stand out.
illuminate start learning		To light up or clarify.
impose start learning		To force something to be accepted or endured.
inadequate start learning		Not enough or not good enough.
incidentally start learning		By the way; as a secondary point.
infamy start learning		the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed.
insolent start learning		Rude and disrespectful.
literature start learning		Written works, especially those considered of high quality or enduring value.
matter start learning		A subject or situation under consideration.
mature start learning		Fully developed in terms of physical growth or emotional behavior.
measure (noun) start learning		A step or action taken to achieve something.
mischievous start learning		Causing or showing a fondness for causing trouble in a playful way.
moral start learning		Concerned with principles of right and wrong behavior.
notorious known for something bad. start learning		Famous or well
oppress start learning		To treat someone in a cruel or unfair way.
oriented start learning		Positioned or directed toward something.
participate start learning		To take part in an activity or event.
placement start learning		The act of putting someone or something in a particular position.
precede start learning		To come before something in time or order.
problematic start learning		Difficult to deal with or solve.
progressive start learning		Favoring new ideas or methods.
scholarly start learning		Having or showing knowledge and learning.
specification start learning		A detailed description of how something should be done or made.
strategic start learning		Relating to a plan of action to achieve a goal.
suspension start learning		Temporary removal from a position or privilege, often as punishment.
abuse (verb) start learning		To use something for the wrong purpose or treat someone badly.
academic start learning		Related to education, especially at a high level.
apprentice start learning		A person learning a trade from a skilled employer.
authorities start learning		People or organizations with power to enforce laws or make decisions.
basic start learning		Simple or essential.
branded start learning		Marked with a particular name or label.
bureau start learning		An office or agency providing specific services.
caution start learning		Care taken to avoid danger or mistakes.
trainee start learning		Someone undergoing training for a particular job or skill.
truant start learning		A student who stays away from school without permission.
verbally start learning		In spoken words.
virtually start learning		Almost or nearly, but not quite completely.
vocation start learning		A strong feeling of suitability for a particular career or occupation.
witness (verb) start learning		To see something happen.

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