IELTS Wizardry Academy- The Blade of IELTS Domination
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Words
่ฏๆฑ | ้ณๆ | ๅซไน |
---|---|---|
convolutional | ||
neighbour | ||
a small plot | ไธๅฐๅๅฐ | |
tiny backyard | ||
vegetable farm | ||
tomatoes | ||
cucumbers | ||
fiery chili peppers | ||
kicks off planting in early spring | ||
sowing seeds | ||
in neat little rows | ||
weeding and giving everything a good soak | ||
a lush green patch | ||
tucked away | ||
ripe tomato | ||
biting into it right away | ||
say | ||
why heโs so hooked. | ||
a break from the hustle | ||
small vegetable patches on their balconies | ||
thrive in pots. | ||
adds a real buzz to city life. | ||
rigorous | ||
analogies | ||
analyse | ||
intelligent | ||
growing up | ||
in a language-rich home | ||
dramatically | ||
verbal skills | ||
diverse vocabulary | ||
develop stronger reasoning abilities | ||
current events | ||
science kits | ||
nurtures curiosity | ||
problem-solving | ||
in intellectual growth. | ||
emotional grounding | ||
core values | ||
specialised knowledge | ||
peer-learning | ||
a consistent support network | ||
mentoring, volunteering or innovating solutions for social problems | ||
empathy and moral values | ||
intelligence paired with compassio | ||
tend to overthink | ||
backfire on their mood | ||
constant rumination | ||
flaws | ||
constant rumination about the future or flaws | ||
self-critique | ||
too much intellectual self-critique | ||
a lower baseline of happiness | ||
oddly enough | ||
I didnโt warm to him | ||
as really brusque | ||
hyper-competitive | ||
get his own point across | ||
during a late-night data crunch | ||
a stubborn code error | ||
it wasnโt until halfway through the semester | ||
he stayed behind to | ||
rushing home | ||
walking me through | ||
arrogant | ||
he spoke up bluntly | ||
swapping feedback | ||
collaborating more smoothly | ||
directness | ||
assertive | ||
went from friction to a solid friendship | ||
June 25 | ||
can be really enriching | ||
lived through different eras | ||
Oddly enough, | ||
striking up a chat | ||
can be energising | ||
initial awkward moments | ||
breaking the ice | ||
those first encounters. | ||
helps you grow intellectually and morally. | ||
pointing out blind spots in your behaviour | ||
friends can hold up a mirror | ||
that kind of constructive feedback | ||
introverted personalities | ||
tend to recharge by spending time alone rather than mixing in groups | ||
skip social gatherings altogether | ||
Surprisingly | ||
aloofness | ||
to extroverted peers | ||
boosts cognitive flexibility | ||
thatโs opposite to yours | ||
say a spontaneous friend versus a planner | ||
exposure to varied viewpoints | ||
become more adaptable | ||
that mental stretch makes you more creative and open-minded | ||
june 30 | ||
garments | ||
practicality | ||
launder | ||
unrestricted movement | ||
prioritise | ||
aesthetic | ||
trend alignment | ||
aesthetic appeal | ||
opting for | ||
tailored cuts | ||
bolder colours | ||
performance fabrics | ||
stems from | ||
durability | ||
worn | ||
scrubs | ||
lab coats | ||
non-slip footwear | ||
wear scrubs | ||
in service industries | ||
name badges | ||
standardised jackets | ||
factory workers don coveralls | ||
safety helmets | ||
steel-toe boots | ||
these outfits meet strict hygiene and safety standards | ||
browse thousands of items across multiple brands | ||
Many e-retailers provide detailed filters | ||
trekking through crowded shopping malls. | ||
the sheer volume of | ||
overwhelming | ||
unconventional | ||
are more inclined to adopt unconventional styles | ||
as a form of rebellion and self-identity. | ||
This contrasts with middle-aged and older adults | ||
conservative or classic attire | ||
The youthful | ||
The youthful drive to stand out and signal group membership | ||
prevalent | ||
is especially prevalent | ||