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Question		Answer
allotment start learning		a plot of land rented for growing vegetables or flowers
harvest plants start learning		collect plants
seaweed start learning		a green or brown plant that grows in the sea
long-held start learning		wanted in the long time
spring/come to mind start learning		cross one's mind
inconclusive start learning		equivocal
fallacy start learning		misconception
shortcoming start learning		defect, drawback
to be in the dark about sth start learning		have no knowledge about sth
be at a crossroad start learning		to be at a stage in your life when you have to make a very important decision
fiery temper start learning		easily angered
shoot down the arguments start learning		to disagree with someone's ideas, to dismiss sb's opinions
cool down start learning		calm down
bright start learning		smart, intelligent
shed some light on sth start learning		to provide information about sth to make it easier to understand
to draw sth from sth start learning		take or obtain sth from a particular source
boost start learning		increase
enhance start learning		improve
augmentation start learning		growth
merge start learning		connect, link
take sth on start learning		to face, to fight
cyborg start learning		a creature that is part human and part machine
electrode start learning		a small metal object inside a battery that electricity flows through
neurobiological start learning		relating to your nervous system
retina start learning		a part of the eye that sends pictures of what the eye sees to the brain
resent hold a grudge start learning		to take offence
to scoff start learning		to mock
backlash start learning		strong negative reaction
back sth start learning		support
hefty start learning		strong, big
dismiss start learning		reject
diverging start learning		going in two different directions
feasible start learning		possible
depletion start learning		reduction in the number or quantity of something
logical fallacy start learning		eror in reasoning
generalisation start learning		drawing a conclusion about a large group from a very small amout of data
anecdotal evidence start learning		using non-scientific personal experience as a proof for sth
fake cause start learning		claiming a realtionship exists between two things when there is no evidence to support this
baised start learning		prejudice
draconian start learning		extremely strict
avid start learning		greedy
taunt start learning		mock
overtake start learning		ourun
restate start learning		repeat
cautionary start learning		monitory
grip start learning		hold
underlying start learning		fundamental
mismatch start learning		contradiction
tear out start learning		pull out
a strand of hair start learning		a little piece of hair
by default start learning		because of a lack of opposition
offset start learning		balance

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