Unit 2 Vocabulary

Having enough of something to meet the needs or requirements; for example, having exactly enough chairs for everyone at a gathering.

The process of keeping equipment in good working condition through regular checks and repairs, such as maintaining a car.

A detailed examination of the elements or structure of something, often used in reporting to clarify events.

To accept something as true without proof; for example, believing a friend will arrive on time without evidence.

Guidelines that are easy to understand and detailed enough to follow without confusion.

The act of explaining the meaning of something, often used in the context of analyzing data or events.

To suggest something without explicitly stating it; for example, a tone of voice can imply a person's feelings.

A spoken or written representation of a person, object, or event, providing details to help others understand.

To fail to notice or consider something; for example, overlooking a detail in a report.

Something that is difficult to understand due to lack of clarity or complexity.