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Endometrial Hyperplasia

Endometrial Cancer

Language Learning

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*** Constituent Parts of Rehabilitation System: Principle Goals....

- Can be: physical/psychological/social/educational

• Legal part
• Medical rehabilitation
• Vocational rehabilitation
• Education
• Compensatory technical, orthopedic means
• Environmental adaptation
• Culture, sports, recreation, religion

^^ Stages of Rehab:

• I----. Hospital Setting, Hospital Staff
• II----> In Sanatorium/Outpatient
• III----> Home Setting, Practitioner or Family Member

^^ Principles, Goals & Task of Rehab:

• Treatment of Pathology
• Decrease Impairment
• Prevent and Treat Complications
• Increase Activity
• Physiological

Essential English Idioms

• Too good to be true: So good that it's hard to believe.
• As good as gold: Extremely well-behaved.
• Put in a good word: To say something in support of someone else.
• Do more harm than good: To have more negative effects than positive ones.
• To be good for nothing: To be extremely lazy and useless.
• To be up to no good: Behaving very badly.

Key Vocabulary

• Fairness: Justicia
• Self-reliance: Autosuficiencia
• Compassion: Compasión
• Loyally: Lealmente
• Let me down: Decepcionar
• Bravery: Valentía
• Generosity: Generosidad
• Honesty: Honestidad

Common Phrasal Verbs

• Turn up: Aparecer, venir
• Put up: Ponerse
• Rip off: Arrancar
• Come across: Cruzar
• Pull over: Volcar
• Give back: Devolver
• Rely on: Depender de
• Gets on: Se pone
• Give up: Rendirse
• Carried out: Llevado a cabo
• Breaks

The passive be+past participle ( the house was built in 1864) The causative have/get + object + past participle (David is going to have his house painted next month).

Modals (must, couldn’t, ought to, will be able to, might not, may, mustn't, don’t have to)

Pres.Simple->signs->are signed  Pres.Cont->is singning->are being signed

Pres.Simple->signed->were signed  Past.Cont->was signing->were being signed

Pres.PerfSimple->has signed->have been signed  Futur.Simpl->will sign->will be signed

Modals->should sign-> should be signed Modalsperfect->must have signed

->must have been signed Have.To->has to sign->have to be signed

be.Going.To->is going to sign->are going to be signed

can->solo...

Core Vocabulary: Nature, Nurture, and Development

• NATURE: Qualities inherent in a person; personality traits determined by genetics.
• NURTURE: To take care of, feed, and protect someone or something, especially young children, and help them develop.
• DEPENDS ON: To be affected or determined by someone or something else.
• RAISED / REARED (someone): Brought up or cared for during childhood.
• CHARACTERISTICS: Distinctive features or qualities (e.g., "for our physical characteristics").
• SEPARATION: The state of being apart (e.g., "amazing parallels between their lives, despite their separation").
• YOUNGSTERS: Young people or children.
• EXCELLED: Performed exceptionally well; was a good student.
• (UNDER)ACHIEVING: Failing to succeed or perform up to potential.
• COMPARABLE:

Essential English Vocabulary Reference

• Abundance: A large quantity.
• Amusement: Entretenimiento.
• Astonishing: Very surprising.
• Awaiting trial: A la espera del juicio.
• Besieged: Asediado, sitiado.
• Biofuels: Fuel made from living things.
• Boom: A major increase.
• Crop: A plant such as a grain, fruit, or vegetable that is grown in large amounts by farmers.
• Dexterity: Skill in performing tasks.
• Doom: Fate.
• Drought: A long period when there is little or no rain (sequía).
• Famine: A situation in which there is not enough food for a great number of people.
• Gathering: A party or a meeting when many people come together as a group (reunión).
• Hatred: An extremely strong feeling of dislike.
• Health screenings: Tests that look for diseases before you have symptoms.
• Heart-

Health Risks of Long-Term Alcohol Misuse

Chronic alcohol consumption can lead to severe health complications, including:

• Liver disease
• Cancer
• Cardiovascular disease
• Neurological damage
• Psychiatric problems
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Antisocial personality disorder

Dangers of Cocaine Use

Cocaine is a highly addictive substance that can trigger hallucinations, paranoia, aggression, insomnia, and depression. In severe instances, it may cause seizures, heart attacks, respiratory failure, and death.

Legality of Synthetic Marijuana in Georgia

The use of synthetic marijuana is illegal in the State of Georgia. It is banned in all forms under Senate Bill 370 (2012).

Georgia Driver Licensing Requirements

Instructional Permit (Class CP)

• The holder must be accompanied by a person

Overqualified →

Demasiado calificado.

Oversleep →

Dormir por encima de lo que se debe.

Overeat →

Comer por encima de lo normal.

Misinform →

To inform sb incorrectly.

Eyesane →

Pain of eyes. / When you watch sb ugly.

Good scrub →

To clean sth with concience.

Loan →

Préstamo.

Spread - Spread - Spread →

Esparcir.

Demanding challenge →

Un reto difícil.

Remove →

Quitar.

Crews →

People who have the same job.

Memo →

Información.

Grease stain →

Mancha de grasa.

To realise →

To understand sth or sb.

Litter →

Basura de papel. Rubbish, especially paper.

Ruined →

Distroy sth.

Eliminated →

Removed.

Deteriorated →

Damaged.

Show →

Display.

Around →

About. (Aproximately)

Willing to →

To want to do sth / To have the intention to do sth.

Cheer

Business Letter Phrases & Shipping Vocabulary

Bilingual Vocabulary (English — Español)

1. Reliable — de confianza
2. Experienced — experiencia
3. Warehouse — almacén
4. Enclosures — documento adjunto
5. Waybill — hoja de ruta
6. Engaged — ocupada
7. Cancel — cancelar
8. Off-site meeting — reunión fuera del sitio
9. Budget — presupuesto
10. Stopover — escala
11. Take off — despegar
12. Shift work — trabajo a turnos
13. Attachment — archivo adjunto
14. Departure — salidas
15. Quote — presupuesto
16. Requesting — solicitando

Letter Template — Carta