WORDLIST
Wordlist
Note: Where a word has more than one part of speech, this is indicated in brackets. The part of speech given is that of the word as it is used in the unit. So, for example, cycle is listed as cycle (n), although it can also be a verb.
Unit A
abrasive (adj) accelerometer access (n and v) accuracy acidic
acoustic
adhesive (adj) aerodynamics aileron
air conditioning alkaline alloy alter
aluminium analysis
apparatus application aquifer
assemble assembly atom
B beam
bearing (n) belt
Betz limit biofuels blade
box beam brackish braking
breathing apparatus brine
browse butt-welding 3
6, 10 3
11 7
11 10 12 7 9
12 4
10
6 5 4 1
12 6 6
11 11 2
12 3
11 3 5
2, 11, 12 5
12 1 1 5
C
cantilever capacity
carbon dioxide carbon emissions catalyst
cause (n and v) centimeter
characteristic chemical plant
chemical reaction chlorination civil
claim (n and v) classify client
climate change code
coefficient cogeneration
collapse (n and v) combustion compatible component
compressed air compression computerize
concentrate (n) condense
conductivity
confined space constant (adj) consumption continuous contractor control
conventional 3
7, 12 7 8 7
10 1
3, 7 9 7
12 1
10 1
10 8 2
6, 7 12 10
1, 8 4 3 7 3 4
12
2, 12 5 9 6 8
10 10 11 7
Unit
conversion cool (v) copper
corollary (adj) corrosive
corrugated steel cost-effective cradle to cradle cradle to grave cycle (n) cylinder
D
database deck
deform
deformation depletion
desalination desalting
design and build (D/B) design specification detrimental development device
diameter disaster
disinfection disposal
distillation document drag
drag force ductile durable duty
dynamics 4
10 3 3 8
12 12 10 10 6
7, 8
2, 5, 11 10 9
12 8
12 4 7
11 3
11 9 1
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Unit 11
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12 10 11 8 8 1
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