3.11 Convention

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
convention	/ˌkənˈvɛnʃən/	A convention is a large meeting of a specific group or for a specific purpose. A convention is an international agreement the controls how countries behave. (countable & uncountable) A convention is a particular way of acting or a particular belief of a group of people.	convene conventional conventionally convenient convenience

3.12 Coordination

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
coordination	/koɔɹdɪ'neʃɪn/	(uncountable) The ability of the muscles in a body to work together. (uncountable) The planning or timing of actions so that they work together.	coordinate coordinator coordinated uncoordinated

3.13 Core

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Synonyms
core	/'kɔɹ/	(countable & uncountable) The core is the center part of something.	center heart gist import root significance

3.14 Corporate

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
corporate	/kɔɹpəɹ'eʃɪn/	(usually before the noun) Corporate finance, planning, management, etc. is related to business or a company.	corporation corporately

3.15 Correspond

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
correspond	/kɔɹɪ'spɑnd/	(intransitive) If x corresponds to y, there is a close relationship between x and y. (intransitive) If two people correspond, they write letters to each other.	correspondent corresponding correnspondence

3.16 Criteria

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
criteria	/kɹaɪˈtɪəɹiə/	The plural form of criterion; more than one criterion. (sometimes singular) Criteria are a set of principles that you use to judge something or decide about something.	criterion

3.17 Deduction

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
deduction	/dɪˈdʌkʃən/	(countable & uncountable) Deduction is the process or result of thinking about information to find an answer or opinion. (countable & uncountable) Deduction is the amount or process of taking something away, usually money.	deduce deductive deductively deductible

3.18 Demonstrate

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
demonstrate	/ˈdɛmənstɹeɪt/	(transitive) If you demonstrate something, you show that it is true or that it exists. (transitive) If you demonstrate something, you show how to do it or use it. (intransitive) If a group of people demonstrate, they protest something publicly.	demonstration demonstrator demonstrably demonstrative

3.19 Document

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
document	/'dɑkʲumɪnt/	Noun (countable) A document is a written record, often official. (countable) A document is a kind of computer text file.  Verb (transitive) If you document something, you make a record of it, usually in writing.	documentary documentation

3.20 Dominant

Word	Pronunciation	Definition	Related Forms
dominant	/'dɑmɪnənt/	If something is dominant, it is larger, stronger, or more powerful than other things.	dominate domineering dominance domination