cognitive [kagnativ] adj. If something is cognitive, it is related to learning and knowing things.
—»After her physical examination, her cognitive strengths were tested. collision [kali 3
an] n. A collision is the act of two things hitting into each another.
—► The collision between the two cars created a loud noise. Competent [kampatent] adj. If someone is competent, they are able to think or act successfully.
—► Competent employees are much better than unknowledgeable ones. diploma [diplouma] n. A diploma is a certificate proving that someone has completed their studies.
-» After four years of college, Mary finally had a diploma. excel [iksel] V.
To excel at a subject or activity means to be very good at it.
—► Jenny excels at playing the piano. tahliliy tasdiqlamoq bo'ydoq hisob-kitob osmoniy, osmon... bilish, o'rganish to'qnshuv puxta bilimli diplom -da zo'r bo'lmoq, -da yaxshi bo'lmoq
geology [d 3
i:alad 3
i] n. Geology is the study of the Earth’s natural structures and how they change.
—► Because he studied geology, he knew how the mountains were formed. harness [ha ;mis] v. To harness something means to control and use it, usually to make energy.
-*■ The sails harness the wind in order to move. intellect [fntalekt]
n. An intellect is a person’s ability to understand things easily.
—»She was known for her quick and strong intellect as well as her beauty.
