5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps

1. Narrative [00:55]

2. Breakthroughs [00:57]

3. Reverse Engineered [01:53]

4. Tangible [02:20]

5. Philosophy [02:43]

1. Narrative

Definition: A spoken or written account of connected events; a story.

Example Sentences:

• The novel is praised for its gripping narrative and well-developed characters.

• The documentary presents a compelling narrative of historical events.

• The teacher asked students to analyze the narrative structure of the story.

2. Breakthroughs

Definition: Important discoveries or achievements that significantly advance progress in a field.

Example Sentences:

• Scientists celebrated major breakthroughs in medical research.

• The invention marked one of the biggest technological breakthroughs of the century.

• The team’s breakthrough attracted global attention.

3. Reverse Engineered

Definition: Analyzed a product or system by examining its parts to understand how it works, often to recreate or improve it.

Example Sentences:

• The company reverse engineered a competitor’s device.

• Engineers reverse engineered the software to improve security.

• The artifact was reverse engineered to understand its design.

4. Tangible

Definition: Real and measurable; something that can be perceived or clearly demonstrated.

Example Sentences:

• The plan produced tangible results.

• Her efforts led to tangible improvements.

• The benefits were tangible, not just theoretical.

5. Philosophy

Definition: The study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, and reason.

Example Sentences:

• Ancient thinkers shaped modern philosophy.

• Eastern philosophy emphasizes balance and harmony.

• The discussion explored ethical philosophy.