2.21 Design

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design	/dɪ'zɑ͜ɪn/	Noun (countable & uncountable) Design is how something looks and works. Verb (transitive) If you design something, you plan and show how it will look and work.	designer designated designation designedly

2.22 Distinct

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distinct	/dɪˈstɪŋkt/	If two things are distinct, they are clearly different or separate. (usually before a noun) A distinct impression, advantage, possibility, etc. is one that clearly exists. If something is distinct, it can be clearly seen, heard, or sensed.	distinction distinctive distinctively distinctly indistinct indistinctly distinctiveness

2.23 Element

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element	/'ɛlɪmɪnt/	(countable) An element is one part of something bigger, such as a plan, an engine, or a business. (chemistry) An element is one basic kind of substance, such as iron (Fe) oxygen (O) or sodium (Na).	elementary elemental elementally

2.24 Equate

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equate	/i'kwet/	(transitive) To equate two things is to say that they are similar or equal.	equal equally equality equation equator

2.25 Evaluate

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evaluate	/i'væljuet/	(transitive) If you evaluate someone or something, you judge or assess it.	evaluation evaluative evaluator evaluable

2.26 Feature

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feature	/fitʃər/	(countable)A feature is a noticeable part of something. A feature is a useful part or function of a product. A feature is a special newspaper or magazine article or radio or television program that is not published regularly. A feature is a movie playing at a cinema.	featureless feature-film feature-filled feature-rich

2.27 Final

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final	/ˈfaɪ.nəl/	Adjective The final thing is the last one. Noun The final is the last game, contest, or test.	finally finale finalist finality finalize

2.28 Focus

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focus	/'fokəs/	Verb (transitive) If you focus on something, you pay special attention to it. (transitive & intransitive) If you focus a lens, you adjust it to make a clear picture. Noun (countable); (usually singular) The focus is the main thing or person that people are paying attention to. (uncountable) If your focus is on something, your attention is on it. (uncountable) If something is in focus, the image is clear.	foci focal focally focalized focalization

2.29 Impact

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impact	/'ɪmpækt/	Noun (countable & uncountable) The impact is the effect of an act, statement, change, etc. (countable) An impact is the act of one object hitting another.  Verb (transitive) To impact something is to hit or affect it.	impacted impactor impactive

2.30 Injure

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injure	/'ɪndʒəɹ/	(transitive) To injure (someone/something) is to hurt or harm.	injured injury injurious