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Vocabulary Practice with new words and a phrase to me. Hi, friends on italki. Here are my vocabulary building practice using some five words and a phrase I learned today. I appreciate it if you could share your time to check them and leave your comment on them. (1) integrate / ˈɪntəˌgreɪt / (v) – to merge two or more things to create something - Medical experts integrated IT and local medical network into a remote online diagnosis system for rural residents. - Some motor manufacturing companies invest a significant amount of money to research works which can integrate IoT into safe and comfortable driving. (2) static / ˈstætɪk / (adj) – not moving - The static images from weather observation satellites work well for predicting a possible rout of the typhoon. - The best pantomime artist is famous for his static performance, which makes him look like a statue standing on the street. (3) craft / kræft / (v) – to skillfully create something - There are many microbreweries which craft excellent beer with a good taste of malts and nice aroma of hops. - Engineers craft the model of a new car for the wind tunnel test to find out an ideal shape. (4) constrain / kənˈstreɪn / (v) – to limit - New policy for waste management restrains residents from mixing plastic materials and food waste in the same trash box. - The depletion in corporate tax last year constrained the local government from constructing some new roads and bridges this year. (5) at one’s disposal / æt dɪˈspoʊzəl / (idiom) – ready to be used by someone - I don't have money at my disposal to buy a new computer right now. I have to find a part-time job to make it. - The company has a lot of workforce at its disposal to launch a new marketing initiative. Thank you for reading my entry.

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Vocabulary Practice with new words and a phrase to me.

Hi, friends on italki.
Here are my vocabulary building practice using some five words and a phrase I learned today.
I appreciate it if you could share your time to check them and leave your comment on them.

(1) integrate / ˈɪntəˌgreɪt / (v) – to merge two or more things to create something
- Medical experts integrated IT and a local medical network into a remote online diagnosis system for rural residents.
- Some motor manufacturing companies invest a significant amount of money into research in which it can integrate IT into safe and comfortable driving.

(2) static / ˈstætɪk / (adj) – not moving
- The static images from weather observation satellites work well for predicting a possible route of the typhoon.
- The best pantomime artist is famous for his static performance, which makes him look like a statue standing on the street.

(3) craft / kræft / (v) – to skillfully create something
- There are many microbreweries which craft excellent beer with a good taste of malts and nice aroma of hops.
- Engineers craft the model of a new car for the wind tunnel test to find out an ideal shape.

(4) constrain / kənˈstreɪn / (v) – to limit
- New policy for waste management restrains constrains residents from mixing plastic materials and food waste in the same trash box.
- The depletion in corporate tax last year constrained the local government from constructing some new roads and bridges this year.

(5) at one’s disposal / æt dɪˈspoʊzəl / (idiom) – ready to be used by someone
- I don't have money at my disposal to buy a new computer right now. I have to find a part-time job to make in order to purchase it.
- The company has a lot of workforce at its disposal to launch a new marketing initiative.

Thank you for reading my entry.

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