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In this episode of Big Apple English, we explore an eclectic range of English vocabulary — from biological and medical terms like amino acid and intestine to finance-related expressions such as market turmoil and market resilience. Each term is presented with real-world usage examples and common collocations to boost your fluency. We also break down subtle differences between similar words and offer alternative expressions to help you communicate with precision and confidence. Whether you’re learning English for science, business, or everyday conversation, this episode is your guide to mastering nuanced, practical language.
Disclaimer:
This episode was created with the assistance of Google NotebookLM and ChatGPT. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, please verify information independently when applying it in professional or academic contexts.
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In this episode of Big Apple English, we explore an eclectic range of English vocabulary — from biological and medical terms like amino acid and intestine to finance-related expressions such as market turmoil and market resilience. Each term is presented with real-world usage examples and common collocations to boost your fluency. We also break down subtle differences between similar words and offer alternative expressions to help you communicate with precision and confidence. Whether you’re learning English for science, business, or everyday conversation, this episode is your guide to mastering nuanced, practical language.
Disclaimer:
This episode was created with the assistance of Google NotebookLM and ChatGPT. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, please verify information independently when applying it in professional or academic contexts.