How to rich vocabulary

THIS NOTEBOOK BELONG TO:

1.     RIZKI IKA YUNI PRIHATINI            110500 59

2.     MARZERI TURANGGA MUSLIM        110500 52

3.     ARINA NURHAYATI                           110500 80

4.     AMELIA DEWI                                      110500  71

1)    Apparent – adjective (ap-pa-rent) *His improvement is increasingly apparent nowadays.	Describes something that can be seen clearly.
2)   Approximate – adjective (ap-pro-xi-mate) *The train’s approximate time of arrival is 10.30.	It describes that something is not completely accurate but close.
3)   Compatible – adjective (com-pa-ti-ble) *This method may not be compatible to the students in the remote areas.	Able to exist, live together, or work successfully with something or someone else.
4)   Conceivable – adjective (con-cei-va-ble) *It is just conceivable that the hospital made a mistake.	Possible to imagine or to believe
5)   Contrary – adjective (con-tra-ry) *Contrary to my prediction, he has found better job before we got married.	The opposite of something.
6)   Enchant – verb (en-chant) *The audience was enchanted by her performance on the stage last night.	To charm or please someone greatly.
7)   Enhance – verb (en-han-ce) *Her kindness will not enhance her personality if she’s still doing bad things.	To improve the quality, amount or strength of something.
8)   Fluctuate – verb (fluc-tu-ate) *Vegetable prices fluctuate according to the season.	To change or vary, especially continuously and between one level or thing and another.
9)   Migrate – verb (mi-grate) *In September, these birds migrate 2000 miles south to a warmer climate.	To move from one place to another.
10)   Precede – verb (pre-ce-de) *It would be helpful if you were to precede the report with an introduction.	To be or go before something or someone in time or space.