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Electronic Engineering
6. Match a verb in A with a noun or a word combination in B:
| A | B | A | B |
| keep | a great performance | make | nanowires |
| generate | a promise | waste | a molecular level transistor |
| enable | light | conduct | energy |
| emit | a new approach | offer | concentration |
| feature | terabytes of data | synthesize | a solution |
| store | electricity | detect | a difference |
| span | different fields | construct | the electricity |
7. Complete the puzzle using the clues.
| an electronic device intended to help | a | m | |||||||||||||||||
| the heart beat in the right way | |||||||||||||||||||
| a set of integrated circuits needed to | p | e | |||||||||||||||||
| make an electronic device | |||||||||||||||||||
| designed to be easily | o | a | |||||||||||||||||
| carried or moved | |||||||||||||||||||
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| the degree of compactness of | n | i | |||||||||||||||||
| a substance | |||||||||||||||||||
| capable of bending easily without | l | e | |||||||||||||||||
| breaking | |||||||||||||||||||
WORD BUILDING: Useful prefixes (1)
A lot of prefixes are used in English for special purposes. Here is a list of prefixes which are useful in helping you to understand unfamiliar words and terms. Some of them are used with a hyphen. Check in a dictionary if you're not sure.
