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600 ESENTIAL WORDS FOR THE TOEIC - PART 7

Tham khảo tài liệu '600 esential words for the toeic - part 7', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Lesson 35 Events WORDS TO LEARN assist coordinate dimension exact general ideally lead time plan proximity regulate site stage Study the following definitions and examples. 1. assist V. to give help or support to a. Bonnie hired a secretary to assist her with the many details of the event. b. The hotel manager was able to assist US with some last-minute advice. 2. coordinate V. to adjust or arrange parts to work together a. Benet tried to coordinate all departments to make sure the event ran smoothly. b. The colors of the flowers were ordered to coordinate with the colors in the corporate logo. 3. dimension n. a measure of width height or length a. What are the dimensions of the ballroom b. We need the dimensions of the meeting rooms before we can determine how many chairs each will hold. 4. exact adj. characterized by accurate measurements or inferences a. We will need an exact head count by noon tomorrow. b. The exact measurements of the room are unknown but we can guess. 5. general adj. involving only the main features rather than precise details a. We have a general idea of how many guests will attend. b. In general about half the guests will bring their spouses. 6. ideally adj. perfectly conforming to an ideal a. Ideally the location for the concert would have plenty of parking. b. Lucy explained that ideally her wedding would take place on the beach but she realized it might be difficult to arrange. 7. lead time n. the time between the initial stage of a project and the appearance of results a. The lead time for reservations is unrealistic. b. We will need to give the caterer enough lead time to cut the cake. 8. plan v. to formulate a scheme a. We plan to get together tomorrow to discuss the menu. b. Planning their wedding was a source of tension for the young couple. 9. proximity n. the state quality sense or fact of being near or next to closeness a. The fans were worried by the proximity of the storm clouds. b. An important factor In selecting the site was