Vocabulary . Unit 5 . 11-20

The steps you follow, often consisting of a series of actions or stages, to achieve a particular end.

To change something in order to make it more suitable or effective for a particular purpose.

A natural source that is not depleted by usage and can be replenished over time, often associated with energy.

To return something to a previous condition, often after it has been damaged or degraded.

To ask for advice or information from someone, particularly in a professional or knowledgeable context.

To change or fine-tune a measurement or reading to improve accuracy, often used in scientific and technical settings.

A problem or flaw in a product that can affect its performance or safety, often leading to recalls or repairs.

The act of putting in a device or system, often requiring effort and planning to complete successfully.

Something that has the capacity to develop into something in the future, often used to refer to abilities or opportunities.

Strong will or firmness of purpose that drives someone to achieve a goal, often illustrated through persistence and resilience.