Welcome to the Tech Section! Learn easy everyday tech vocabulary through play!
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Type the correct word to complete each sentence.
The Best Word for Each Gap: Explained
OUTDATED/ CUTTING-EDGE
cutting-edge = the most advanced, the latest
This new phone has cutting-edge technology.
The company is known for its cutting-edge designs.
outdated = old, no longer useful
His phone is outdated and doesn't run new apps.
The company's website looks outdated compared to their competitors.
ADJUST/ ADHERE
adjust = to change something to make it better for you. For example, you can change how strong or weak the coffee is by turning the dial.
You can easily adjust the volume on your phone.
He adjusted his seat to be more comfortable.
adhere TO something (formal) = to stick to something (rules, for ex.)
We must adhere to the rules in the office.
The company adheres to strict safety standards.
ROTATING/ STATIC
rotating = able to turn around in a circle
The fan has a rotating head for better air circulation.
This chair has a rotating base that lets you turn around easily.
static = not moving or changing
The image on the TV was static and wouldn’t change.
Unlike other apps, this one has a static menu that doesn’t move.
FLIMSY/ HIGH-GRADE
flimsy = weak, thin, easy to break (about objects, products, clothes, excuses)
This chair feels flimsy; it might break if you sit in it.
The bag was too flimsy to hold all the groceries.
His excuse was so flimsy that no one believed him.
high-grade = of very good quality
This company only uses high-grade materials in their products.
We only buy high-grade coffee beans for the shop.
RECHARGEABLE/ RENEWABLE
rechargeable = that can be charged again with power after the energy runs out
My phone has a rechargeable battery.
This flashlight is rechargeable, so I don’t need to buy batteries.
renewable = that can be replaced or used again
Solar energy is a great source of renewable power.
Wind turbines are an example of renewable technology.
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