hi-tech /
ˈhaɪtek/ Adjective
hi-tech equipment and systems use the latest, best, and
most modern technology available
Collocates: hi-tech equipment/weapons/devices | hi-tech
systems | hi-tech computers
hi-tech products made in China | the growth of high-
tech industries (industries that use or produce hi-tech
equipment) | a contract for the sale of £2bn of hi-tech
weapons
Noun:
hi-tech | Noun: high technology
increased production will rely on high technology
| what is the effect of high technology on levels of
employment?
kidney /
ˈkɪdni/ Noun
your
kidneys are the two organs in your body which filter
your blood and produce urine
suffering from kidney failure | a kidney transplant (when
a kidney from one person’s body is put into another
persons’s body to replace a kidney that has failed) | in
old age, the kidneys become generally less efficient
ligament /
ˈlɪɡəmənt/ Noun
a
ligament is a strong band of muscle in your body that
connects your bones and keeps your organs in the right
place
she suffered serious knee ligament damage in the
accident | if you don’t warm up first you can easily pull a
muscle or tear a ligament | luckily, there was no ligament
damage | his ligament injury will take at least two more
weeks to heal
liver /
ˈlɪvə(r)/ Noun
your
liver is an organ in your body that cleans your blood
cancer of the liver | cirrhosis of the liver (a serious
disease caused by drinking too much alcohol) | without a
liver transplant those with liver failure will die (they need
a healthy liver from someone else’s body to replace their
own liver)
lung /
lʌŋ/ Noun
your
lungs are the two organs in your chest that fill with
air when you breathe and that process the air to make
oxygen for your blood
lung cancer | after a minute under water my lungs were
bursting | empty your lungs and breathe deeply in
through your nose | this type of training is good for the
heart and lungs