Cambridge English for Engineering Unit 6 pp. 50-51 key words
v= verb; n= noun; adj= adjective; adv= adverb; prep.= preposition
feasibility (n)= the possibility that can be made, done, or achieved, or
is reasonable.
feasible (adj)= possible to be made, done, or achieved.
flow chart (n)= a drawing that shows the stages of a process or
activity from the beginning to the end using different shapes
connected by lines.
sophisticated (adj)= If a way of thinking, a system, or a machine is
sophisticated, it is complicated or made with great skill.
reliability (n)= how well a machine, piece of equipment, or system
Works.
efficiency (n)= a situation in which a person, system, or machine
works well and quickly. The good use of time and energy in a way that
does not waste any.
innovative (adj)= (of ideas and methods) new and different. Using
new methods or ideas.
gantry (n)= a tall metal frame that supports heavy machines such as
cranes, railway signals, or other equipment.
beam (n)= a long, thick piece of wood, metal, or concrete, especially
used to support weight in a building or other structure.
core-drill (n)= hole-saw for drilling through thick materials.
cast (v)= to make an object by pouring liquid, such as melted metal or
concrete, into a shaped container to become hard.
