n. aim
(a) failure to appear; state of being away; state of being not present
(b) person who is an expert; person who is skilled
(c) purpose; goal; objective; target
(d) shape having three sides and three corners; group of three
n. inventory
(a) computerized representation of an actual object
(b) force of movement; strength or motivation derived from an initial effort
(c) number; image; character; price; human shape; symbol
(d) stock; list of assets; act of checking stock
n. entertainment
(a) person or organization that lends something; lender; loaner; moneylender
(b) stand; booth; pen; pretext to delay
(c) rapid multiplication; rapid reproduction; prosperity
(d) something interesting or amusing; fun; hospitality
n. addition
(a) supplement; mathematical operation
(b) delivery; dispatch; conveyance
(c) comment; remark; ascription; mention; regard
(d) hurt; wound; harm; damage; insult
n. care
(a) dossier; collection of documents on a subject; tool for smoothing surfaces; line; queue
(b) attention; concern; caution; supervision; management
(c) bundle; parcel; container for storage or transportation; inseparable combination of items
(d) property; financial means; assets; main city of a country of region |
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n. utilization
(a) the proportion of available time that an item of equipment is operating
(b) path for a train made of parallel metal tracks
(c) formal question; exploration; questioning; investigation
(d) person who falls prey (to an attack, deception, etc.)
n. queues
(a) seclusion; solitude; reclusion; secrecy; confidentiality
(b) line; file (British); row; braid; plait
(c) fog; mist; obscurity; vagueness
(d) opening of a show; first public appearance
adj. potential
(a) being more than is needed; excessive; unnecessary
(b) refined; cultured; complex; intricate; complicated
(c) avoiding; tending to shrink; elusive
(d) possible; capable of becoming; able to be
n. save
(a) preciseness; exactness
(b) guest; migrating bird
(c) action or instance in which the ball or puck is prevented from entering the goal
(d) border; limit; obstacle; barricade
n. box
(a) piece of equipment which can be used with other machines without alternation
(b) case; crate; punch; hit
(c) variable which determines the form of a function
(d) profit; assets; achievement; increase; benefit; advantage |
