New Vocabularies

1: embargo
*Part of Speech
Noun
*Definition
Prohibition of any transactions between own country and the other country
*Synonym
bar, restrain
*My own sentence
The United States of America decided the embargo against Japan during the Chinese-Japanese War.



2: reptile
*Part Of Speech
Noun
*Definition
A kind of animals which generally have hard skin, scales, cold-blood and live in tropical areas in the world, like snakes, lizards, or turtles.
*Synonym
None of Synonym
*My own sentence
The features of reptiles are that they lay shelled eggs, and they do not control their body temperature well.


3:opaque
*Part of Speech
Adjective
*Definition
Not transparent, bright or hard to understand
*Synonym
muddy, foggy, unclear
*My own sentence
Generally, the native stone of diamonds is opaque.


4: intrigue
*Part of Speech
Verb
*Definition
To get success or achievement by using specific plots/To stimulate someone's curiosity
*Synonym
plot, amuse
*My own sentence
I intrigued to get her heart.


5:paradigm
*Part of Speech
Noun
*Definition
A pattern or model
*Synonym
criterion
*My own sentence
The paradigm of the past tense of English is to add "d" or "ed" after the word of the original tense, generally.


6:intimate
*Part of Speech
Adjective
*Definition
Associated in close personal relations
Very private
*Synonym
friendly, confidential
*My own sentence
I like to stay an intimate restaurant.


7:archaic
*Part of Speech
Adjective
*Definition
Marked by the characteristics of an early period
Used in an old era, but not familiar to the present time
*Synonym
ancient, antique
*My own sentence
Every language has some archaic expressions, and it is hard to understand these expressions, usually.


8:iron out
*Part of speech
Verb(Idiom)
*Definition
To reduce some useless or unnecessary things to make a good situation or relationship
*Synonym
get rid of, reconcile
*My own sentence
Scientists tried to iron out the result to prove their idea.


9:influx
*Part of Speech
Noun
*Definition
Act of flowing in
*Synonym
flow, rush
*My own sentence
The influx of cheap ingredients from abroad gave cruel damage for Japanese farmers.


10:errand
*Part of Speech
Noun
*Definition
A short and quick trip to accomplish a specific order
A special mission
A person who has to do the above 2 things by orders
*Synonym
duty, assignment
*My own sentence
I called an errand to deliver my documents immediately.