Daily Slice of ILETS Vocabulry

Some vocabulary and collocations items about city life and urbanization


Neighbourhood (noun): A district or area within a city or town, often characterized by a distinct identity or community.
Example: "I love my neighbourhood, it's so friendly and welcoming."

Commute (verb): To travel to and from work or school on a regular basis, often using public transportation.
Example: "My commute to work is really long and tiring."

Urban (adjective): Relating to a city or town, often used to describe the characteristics or features of an urban area.
Example: "The urban landscape is changing rapidly with new developments and infrastructure."

Residential (adjective): Relating to housing or living areas, often used to describe the character or quality of a neighborhood.
Example: "The residential area is quiet and peaceful, perfect for families."

Infrastructure (noun): The basic systems and structures that support a city or town, such as roads, public transportation, and utilities.
Example: "The city's infrastructure is in need of repair, with many roads and bridges in disrepair."

Urban sprawl (noun): The spreading of a city or town over a large area, often resulting in a lack of green spaces and a sense of disconnection.
Example: "The city's urban sprawl has led to a decline in the quality of life for many residents."

Densification (noun): The process of increasing the density of a city or town by building more homes, offices, and other structures.
Example: "The city's densification plan aims to reduce traffic congestion and improve public transportation."

Gentrification (noun): The process of transforming a poor or run-down neighborhood into a more affluent and trendy area, often leading to the displacement of long-time residents.
Example: "The gentrification of the neighborhood has led to a loss of community and a rise in housing prices."

Smart city (noun): A city that uses technology and data to improve the quality of life for its residents, often through initiatives such as smart traffic management and energy efficiency.
Example: "The city's smart city initiative aims to reduce energy consumption and improve public services."

Urban heat island (noun): The phenomenon of cities being significantly warmer than surrounding rural areas due to the concentration of heat-absorbing surfaces such as pavement and buildings.
Example: "The urban heat island effect has led to increased energy consumption and heat-related illnesses in the city."

Suburbanization (noun): The process of people moving from cities to suburbs, often in search of a more relaxed pace of life and better living conditions.
Example: "Suburbanization has led to a decline in the city's population and a loss of economic activity."

Mixed-use development (noun): A type of urban development that combines residential, commercial, and recreational spaces in a single area.
Example: "The mixed-use development project aims to create a vibrant and sustainable community."

Green infrastructure (noun): The use of natural or semi-natural systems to manage urban environmental issues such as stormwater runoff and air pollution.
Example: "The city's green infrastructure plan includes the creation of parks and green roofs to improve air quality."

Urban agriculture (noun): The practice of growing food in urban areas, often using innovative and sustainable methods.
Example: "Urban agriculture initiatives aim to increase food security and reduce the city's carbon footprint."

Compact city (noun): A city that is designed to be compact and efficient, with a focus on reducing the need for lengthy commutes and promoting a more sustainable lifestyle.
Example: "The compact city design aims to reduce traffic congestion and improve public transportation options."

I hope these vocabulary and collocations items are helpful!
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🇺🇸- When the cat's away, the mice will play.

- Когда кошки нет, мыши играют.

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Daily Slice of IELTS Ideas
Five advantages and 5 disadvantages of school uniforms:

Advantages:

1. Reduces Peer Pressure and Bullying: School uniforms can help reduce peer pressure and bullying related to clothing, as everyone is dressed similarly. This can create a more inclusive and equal environment.
2. Increases Focus on Academics: By eliminating the distraction of fashion, school uniforms can help students focus more on their studies and academic performance.
3. Simplifies Morning Routine: School uniforms can simplify the morning routine for students and parents, as they don't have to worry about what to wear or whether it's appropriate for school.
4. Promotes Equality and Fairness: School uniforms can promote equality and fairness among students, as everyone is dressed similarly regardless of their socioeconomic background.
5. Reduces Distractions and Discipline Issues: School uniforms can help reduce distractions and discipline issues related to clothing, such as ripped jeans or revealing tops.

Disadvantages:

1. Restricts Personal Expression: School uniforms can restrict students' personal expression and individuality, as they are required to wear a specific type of clothing.
2. Can Be Expensive: School uniforms can be expensive, especially if parents have to purchase multiple sets of uniforms for their children.
3. May Not Be Practical for All Activities: School uniforms may not be practical for all activities, such as sports or outdoor events, which can be a limitation.
4. Can Be Boring and Uncomfortable: School uniforms can be boring and uncomfortable, which can affect students' mood and motivation.
5. May Not Reflect Cultural or Religious Beliefs: School uniforms may not accommodate students' cultural or religious beliefs, which can be a concern for some families.

It's worth noting that the effectiveness of school uniforms can vary depending on the school, community, and cultural context. Some schools may find that uniforms have a positive impact on student behavior and academic performance, while others may not.

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🇺🇸Head to
- Отправиться / Идти / Направиться в

🇺🇸- That's very kind of you, but I need to head to the market.

- Очень мило с твоей стороны, но мне нужно идти на рынок.

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Daily Slice of IELTS Vocabulary


Here are 10 topic-related vocabulary items related to life and technology with definitions and examples:

1. Algorithm: A set of instructions that a computer follows to solve a problem or complete a task.

Example: "The algorithm used by the search engine helped me find the information I was looking for quickly."

2. App: A software application that runs on a mobile device or computer.

Example: "I downloaded a new app to help me track my fitness goals."

3. Cloud Computing: A model of delivering computing services over the internet, where data and applications are stored and processed remotely.

Example: "I use cloud computing to store my files and access them from anywhere."

4. Cyberbullying: The use of technology to harass, intimidate, or threaten someone.

Example: "The school is taking steps to prevent cyberbullying and create a safer online environment."

5. Data: A set of facts or information that is collected and analyzed to understand a particular topic or issue.

Example: "The company collected data on customer preferences to improve its marketing strategy."

6. Digital Divide: The gap between those who have access to technology and those who do not.

Example: "The digital divide is a significant issue in many developing countries, where access to technology is limited."

7. E-learning: The use of technology to support learning and education, such as online courses and virtual classrooms.

Example: "The university offers e-learning options for students who cannot attend traditional classes."

8. Hacking: The unauthorized access or control of computer systems or networks.

Example: "The company's security team worked to prevent hacking and protect its sensitive data."

9. Network: A group of interconnected devices or computers that can communicate with each other.

Example: "The company's network allows employees to share files and collaborate on projects."

10. Virtual Reality (VR): A computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment that can be experienced and interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way.

Example: "The new VR headset allows gamers to immerse themselves in a virtual world and experience a new level of realism."

I hope these vocabulary items help you with your studies or work!

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🇺🇸- Pull the other one.
- Рассказывай сказки / Ври больше / Так я и поверил!

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ِDaily SLice of IELTS Ideas

Crime & Punishment 1

Police and Crime Prevention
The job of the police is to catch criminals.
They must also prevent crime and make communities safer.
There should be an increase in the number of police officers on the streets.
Police officers should be seen as part of the community.
They should be involved with education and prevention.
The police should be in close contact with schools.
They should focus on young people who have dropped out of school.
These teenagers may become involved with gangs.

Punishments / Prisons
Fines are used as punishment for minor crimes.
If the crime is more serious, prison is the most common punishment.
Some criminals pose a threat to society.
They are put in prison to ensure the safety of other citizens.

Negatives of Prisons
Criminals are put together.
They make friends with other offenders.
Many prisoners re-offend when they are released.
A criminal record makes finding a job more difficult.

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🇺🇸Public enemy number one
- Враг общества номер один

🇺🇸- So?
- He’s public enemy number one.

- Так что?
- Он враг общества номер один.

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