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What does 'capture' mean?
To succeed in recording or describing a situation or feeling.
How can 'convey' be used in communication?
To communicate or express something, with or without words.
What is the meaning of 'define'?
To describe something correctly and thoroughly, stating its distinguishing qualities.
What does 'illustrate' do to a concept?
It makes the meaning clearer by providing examples.
What does 'signify' represent?
To represent, mean, or be a sign of something.
What does it mean to 'specify'?
To state something in an exact and detailed way.
What does it mean to 'spell out' information?
To explain something clearly and in detail.
What does 'sum up' refer to?
To give the main information in a brief statement at the end.
What characterizes something that is 'consistent'?
It does not have parts that do not match each other.
What does 'decline' refer to?
A decrease in quality, quantity, or importance.
What does 'evolution' signify?
The gradual change and development of an idea or object.
What does it mean to 'explode' in terms of numbers?
To suddenly increase greatly in number or amount.
What does it mean to 'revert to' something?
To change back to a past situation.
What is meant by 'shift'?
A change in thinking or how something is done.
What does 'shrink' refer to?
To become smaller in amount, size, or value.
What is a 'surge'?
A sudden increase in amount or number.
What does it mean to 'switch' to another activity?
To change from one thing to another.
What does 'remain steady' imply?
To continue without movement or change.
What does 'transform' involve?
To completely change the appearance or character of something.
What does it mean to 'binge on' something?
To do too much of something in a short period.
What is a 'calorie'?
A unit for measuring the energy food produces.
What is 'cholesterol'?
A chemical in blood that can cause heart disease if in excess.
How can 'diet' be defined?
The kind of food a person or animal eats daily.
What does it mean to 'grab a snack'?
To get quick food because of being busy.
What does 'in season' refer to in terms of food?
Vegetables and fruits that are cheap and available.
What is considered 'junk food'?
Food that is unhealthy with high fat or sugar.
What is a 'nutrient'?
A chemical or food needed for life and growth.
What does 'organic' farming mean?
Growing food without artificial chemicals.
What does 'out of season' indicate?
Vegetables and fruits that are expensive or unavailable.
What defines a 'vegan'?
Someone who does not eat any animal products.
Who is a 'vegetarian'?
A person who does not eat meat or fish.
What is meant by 'costly'?
Very expensive, especially in a wasteful manner.
What does 'decent' refer to regarding quality?
Of a good enough standard.
What characterizes 'fancy' establishments?
They are expensive and fashionable.
What does 'second-hand' refer to?
Things that are not new and previously owned.
What does 'shabby' imply about the condition of items?
Items that are untidy and in bad condition due to use.
What does 'trendy' mean?
Influenced by the most fashionable styles.
What is 'vintage' known for?
Being old but high quality.
What are 'baggy' clothes like?
Clothes that are big and not tight.
What does 'chic' signify?
Very fashionable and showing good taste.
What does 'dull' describe?
Something not bright or shiny.
What are 'loud' clothes characterized by?
Being too bright or having overwhelming patterns.
What does 'matching' refer to?
Having the same color, style, or pattern.
What describes 'scruffy' items?
Items that are dirty and untidy.
What does 'striped' mean?
Having lines or bands of color.
What does 'waterproof' mean?
Not allowing water to enter.
What does 'bring back memories of' imply?
To make someone remember the past.
What does 'recapture' mean in an emotional context?
To bring back past feelings or qualities.
What does 'recreate' refer to?
To make something from the past exist in a new form.
What does 'relive' allow someone to do?
To experience past events and emotions again.
How might something 'remind you of' the past?
By making someone remember a person or event.
What does 'reminisce' imply?
To talk or think about pleasant past events.
What does 'take you back' refer to?
To make you remember a previous time.
What does 'transport you back' allow someone to do?
To imagine being in another place or time.
What can the act of remembering past feelings be called?
Recapturing emotions.
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