C1 2 parts vocab

To take action based on something, such as advice, information, or a stimulus.

To manipulate or arrange something (often unfairly or dishonestly) to achieve a desired result.

To fail to continue or to be abandoned, often due to lack of support or interest.

• 1) Having a dull edge or point; not sharp.

• 2) Speaking in a direct and straightforward way, often considered rude.

• (Noun) A person with senior managerial responsibilities in an organization.

• (Adjective) Relating to the implementation of plans or decisions.

Absolutely necessary or essential.

The quality of being open to more than one interpretation; uncertainty or inexactness.

To make a process or action easier or more efficient.

The ability to adapt to many different functions, activities, or situations.

• 1) To talk or write at length in an aimless or confusing way.

• 2) To walk for pleasure without a specific route.