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8A Quarter 3 - Key Vocab, Rational, translation, part of spe, definition,…

- - - - Chinese
        
        办
      - Thai
        
        จัดการ
      - Spanish
        
        abordar
    - - Last night, I tackled personal problem with my bestfriend
    - - to try to deal with something or someone
    - - tackle with school
      - tackle someone
      - tackle problem
    - - verb
  - - - I have the determination to improve in my studies.
    - - no determination
      - great determination
      - have determination
      - strong determination
    - - Noun
    - - The ability to continue doing something, even if it is difficult.
    - - การกำหนด (Thai)
      - 决心 (Chinese)
      - determinación (Spanish)
  - - - lograr
      - 完成
      - ทำให้สำเร็จ
    - - verb
    - - To complete a goal or do something successfully.
    - - Successfully accomplish something
      - Quickly accomplish something
      - Safely accomplish something
      - Nearly accomplish something
    - - sentence
        
        I didn't feel well yesterday and didn't accomplish anything. -Yuki
        
        I can't believe what we will accomplish after this.-Kennie
        
        Kennie spent 1 hour on his business and had accomplished his goals. -Tandem
  - - - I was determined to pursue my dream of becoming an actor.
    - - Verb
    - - ไล่ตาม
      - 追求
      - perseguir
    - - Pursue a goal
      - Pursue a career
      - Pursue a hobby
      - To aggressively pursue something
    - - to do something or try to achieve something over a period of time
  - - - having or showing determination or resolve
    - - Chinese
        
        有目的的
      - Thai
        
        จุดประสงค์
    - - Purposeful goal
      - Purposeful behavior
      - Purposeful meaning
    - - Adjective
    - - As a doctor, I have a purposeful goal of making everyone healthy.
- - - - able to be shown to be right or reasonable; defensible.
    - - Thai: สมเหตุสมผล
      - Tagalog: makatwiran
      - Chinese: 正当的
    - - "Investing your whole portfolio in Doge coins is not financially justifiable," said Joe Bama.
    - - Completely Justifiable
      - Entirely Justifiable
      - Financially Justifiable
    - - Adjective
  - - - "The decision was theirs and was not imposed on them by others"
    - - "the government is here to protect us and they should bring in laws that are good for our health."
    - - thai - กำหนด
        Chinese - 强行
        tagalog - magpataw
    - - force (something unwelcome or unfamiliar) to be accepted or put in place.
    - - impose a target
      - impose a curriculum
      - impose a rule
  - - - A current situation or condition.
    - - There is no desire to change the current status quo because is complicated
    - - Thai - สถานภาพปัจจุบัน
      - Chinese - 现状
      - Tagalog - kairalan
    - - Noun
    - - Maintaining the status quo
      - support the status quo
      - Sticking to the status quo
  - - - หลักการ
        
        原则
        
        prinsipyo
    - - The freedom of choice is the main principle of democracy
    - - A fundamental proposistem that serves as a system of belief.
    - - noun
    - - Accepted Principle
      - Absolute Principle
      - Basic Principle
      - Essentail Principle
- - - - an official order or commission to do something.
    - - clear mandate
      - decisive mandate
      - strong mandate
    - - thai:
        อาณัติ
      - chinese:授权
      - philipines:utos
  - - - come between so as to prevent or alter a result or course of events.
    - - intervene against
      - intervene between
      - reluctant to intervene
      - intervened personally
      - intervene in a dispute/conflict
    - - verb
    - - 干涉
      - แทรกแซง
      - makialam
    - - "he acted outside his authority when he intervened in the dispute"
  - - - Chinese
        
        意圖
      - Thai
        
        เจตนา
      - Tagalog
        
        intensyon
    - - She had no intention of staying here.
    - - a thing intended; an aim or plan.
    - - Noun
    - - Crazy Intention
      - bad intention
      - good intention
  - - - lay down authoritatively; prescribe.
    - - Mr.Byers and Mr.Jack have the right to dictate to the class.
    - - Tagalog
        
        magdikta
        
        Thai
        
        สั่ง
        
        Chinese
        
        主宰
    - - dictate the circumstances
      - to dictate logic
      - to dictate laws
    - - Verb
  - - - Tagalog Dispensa
      - Chinese 例外
      - Thai ข้อยกเว้น
    - - Workers, who has recently received injuries, will be granted a temporary exemption from their shifts.
    - - the process of freeing or state of being free from an obligation or liability imposed on others.
    - - noun
    - - tax exemption
      - Special exemption
      - Partial exemption
      - Temporary exemption
      - medical exemption
  - - - Part of speech
        
        Verb
      - Collocations
        
        completely implement
        
        successfully implement
        
        deciding to implement
        
        Planning to implement
      - Translate
        
        Filipino - ipatupad
        
        Chinese - 实施
        
        Thai - ดำเนินการ
      - Example
        
        The government plans to implement a ban on big soda cups.
      - definition
        
        Putting a decision/plan into effect.
- - - - Achieve a goal
  - - - People achieve more when they cooperate