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The Rise (and Fall) of Hollywood

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Video Vocabulary

starting

/stärt/

starting
verb

To do, be or happen for the first time; begin.

cliffhanger

/ˈklifˌhaNGər/

cliffhanger
noun other

dramatic and exciting ending to episode of serial, leaving audience in suspense and anxious not to miss next episode. A contest whose outcome is uncertain up to the very end.

industries

/ˈindəstrē/

industries
noun other

economic activity involving processing of raw materials and manufacture of goods. Factories or businesses that make certain products.

technology

/tekˈnäləjē/

technology
noun

application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.

failure

/ˈfālyər/

failure
noun

When things go wrong; lack of function.

million

/ˈmilyən/

million
number

1,000,000.

interesting

/ˈint(ə)rəstiNG/

interesting
adjective verb

Taking your attention; making you want to know. To persuade to do, become involved with something.

illegal

/i(l)ˈlēɡəl/

illegal
adjective noun

Not allowed by the laws or rules. person living in country without official authorization.

aggressively

/əˈɡresivlē/

aggressively
adverb

In a violent, angry or threatening manner.

technically

/ˈteknək(ə)lē/

technically
adverb

according to facts or exact meaning of something.

provided

/prəˈvīdəd/

provided
conjunction verb

on condition or understanding that. To make available; to supply for use.

fleeing

/flē/

fleeing
verb

run away from place or situation of danger.

filmmakers

/ˈfilmˌmākər/

filmmakers
noun other

person who directs or produces films for cinema or television. Person who makes movies; movie producer, director.

extremely

/ikˈstrēmlē/

extremely
adverb

In a way that is much more than usual or expected.

conniving

/kəˈnīviNG/

conniving
adjective verb

given to or involved in conspiring to do something immoral or harmful. To feign ignorance of thus implying tacit cosent.

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