5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps

1. Annotate [00:18]

2. Furnishing [00:49]

3. Implemented [01:53]

4. Horrendous [02:05]

5. Ghetto [02:23]

1. Annotate

Definition: To add notes or comments to a text, book, drawing, etc., explaining or criticizing parts of it.

Example Sentences:

• The professor asked the students to annotate the poem to ensure they understood its deeper meanings.

• During the meeting, she used the document projector to display the report and annotate important stats and figures.

• He likes to annotate his books with sticky notes so he can easily find his thoughts on key topics.

2. Furnishing

Definition: Accessories or furniture that are provided in a house or other building to make it suitable and comfortable for living or working in.

Example Sentences:

• The interior designer carefully selected elegant furnishings that would complement the home's architectural style.

• They spent the weekend shopping for furnishings for their new home.

• The antique shop had a variety of unique furnishings that would be perfect for our library.

3. Implemented

Definition: To put into action or start to use something, such as a plan or system.

Example Sentences:

• The new health protocols were implemented across all departments last Monday.

• Once the strategy was clearly defined, it was swiftly implemented by the team.

• She implemented a series of changes to improve efficiency in processing orders.

4. Horrendous

Definition: Extremely unpleasant, horrifying, or terrible.

Example Sentences:

• They arrived at the scene to find a horrendous car accident.

• The movie was horrendous; we left the theater halfway through.

• The conditions in the refugee camp were horrendous and drew international condemnation.

5. Ghetto

Definition: A part of a city, especially a slum area, occupied by a minority group or groups, often due to economic or social pressures.

Example Sentences:

• Historically, ghettos arose when one group was isolated and confined to a particular area by others.

• The tour included a visit to a ghetto known for its vibrant street art and music.

• Policies need to address issues leading to ghetto formation and improve living conditions.