Reading for the Real world 2nd_Student-Book 3 Unit 17 (E)

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boost

to push someone or something up from beneath them

The team's morale was boosted when it was announced that the striker was fit to play in the match.

consume

to eat food or drink liquids

Her work consumed most of her time and energy.

explosive

occurring very quickly and suddenly

The explosive mixture is often used to destroy old buildings.

generate

to produce

The auto factory was able to generate more cars this year than last year.

intake

the amount of something that a person's body consumes

Nutritionists recommend a daily intake of about seventy-five milligrams of Vitamin C.

maximize

to make as large as possible

We have to maximize our time here, so lets visit all the famous sites.

nutritional

relating to NUTRITION

Although cola may taste good, it has basically no nutritional value, since it is made mostly of sugar.

regulate

to control something with rules or laws

Many people do not like the idea of the government regulating banks.

release

to allow something to be printed or shared with the public

The police released the name of the suspect in the shooting.

reserve

a supply of something kept for future use if needed

We still have a lot of fuel in reserve.

retention

the act of keeping or holding someone or something

Officials are focusing on job creation, not job retention.

side effect

an unpleasant effect of a drug that happens in addition to the main effect

One of the side effects of the drug is sleepiness.

supplement

an additional part that is added to something in order to improve or complete it

There are many wonderful nutritional supplements available on the market today.

transition

a change from one state, movement, place, or subject to another

His transition from an hourly worker to a salaried one was smooth.

workout

exercise

My workout will last for about an hour and a half.