Learning Logs 13

 

Nama and NIM	Vanesa Cesilia / 2088203057
Topic	The Instructional Material Design
Date	December 15, 2021
Sources/Links	Paper, Video Presentation from YouTube, Discussion from WA Group & PPT Group 5
Learned vocabularies, pronunciation & part of speech, and in context (e.g., in a sentence)	1. ensure = [inˈSHo͝or]  Part of speech: Verb Indonesian:  memastikan Definition: make certain that (something) shall occur or be the case. e.g., “the client must ensure that accurate records be kept.” Synonyms: make sure, make certain, see to it, secure, guarantee, warrant, certify, set the seal on, clinch, confirm, check, verify, corroborate, establish 2. adequate = [ˈadəkwət]  Part of speech: adjective Indonesian: memadai Definition: satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity. e.g., “this office is perfectly adequate for my needs.” Synonyms: sufficient, enough, ample, requisite, apposite, appropriate, suitable, acceptable, passable, reasonable, satisfactory, tolerable, fair, fairly good, pretty good, goodish, middle-of-the-road, mediocre, unexceptional, unexceptionable, undistinguished, unremarkable, ordinary, commonplace, indifferent, average, not bad, all right, good enough, so-so, minimal, medium, moderate, run-of-the-mill, forgettable, equal to, up to, capable, of, suited to, suitable for, able to do, qualified for, fit for, good enough for, sufficient for 3. determined= [dəˈtərmənd]  Part of speech: adjective Indonesian:  ditentukan Definition: having made a firm decision and being resolved not to change it. e.g., “Alice was determined to be heard” Synonyms: resolution, conclusion, settlement, commitment, resolve, intent on, bent on, set on, dead set on, insistent on, fixed on, resolved on/to, firm about, committed to, hell-bent on, single-minded about, obsessive about, obsessed with, fanatical about, fixated on 4. demands / demand = [dəˈmand]  Part of speech: Noun Indonesian: tuntutan Definition: an insistent and peremptory request, made as if by right. e.g., “a series of demands for far-reaching reforms.” Synonyms: request, call, command, order, dictate, ultimatum, stipulation, insistence, pressure, clamor, importunity, urging, archaic: behest, hest 5. absorb = [əbˈzôrb] Part of speech: Verb Indonesian: menyerap Definition: take in or soak up (energy or a liquid or other substance) by chemical or physical action. e.g., “buildings can be designed to absorb and retain heat.” Synonyms: soak up, suck up, draw up/in, take up/in, blot up, mop-up, sponge up, sop up.