Vocabulary Flashcards

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To attract someone’s attention to something specific. Example: The bright colors in the painting immediately draw the viewer's eye to the central figure.

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Draw sb’s eye to sth

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People responsible for organizing and managing museum or gallery exhibitions. Example: The curators selected ancient artifacts to include in the new historical exhibit.

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Curators

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Relating to or organized around a particular theme. Example: The exhibit was arranged thematically, focusing on the theme of love in art.

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Thematically

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Organized in the order that events happened in time. Example: The museum displayed the artifacts by chronology, starting with the oldest pieces.

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By chronology

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Inspiring a feeling of wonder or amazement. Example: The view from the mountain was truly wondrous, with endless forests and shimmering lakes.

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Wondrous

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A narrative technique showing a future event before returning to the present. Example: The movie uses a flash forward to reveal the protagonist’s success years later.

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Flash forward

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To move quickly ahead in time, often skipping over details. Example: Let’s fast forward to the part where the conflict gets resolved.

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Fast forward

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To gather or collect a large amount of something. Example: Over the years, she managed to amass an impressive collection of rare coins.

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Amass

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Reminding someone of something else. Example: The aroma of the cookies was reminiscent of my grandmother’s baking.

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Reminiscent of

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People belonging to a high social class, often with titles and privileges. Example: The nobles attended a lavish ball at the king’s palace.

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Nobles