coverage
the way the media reports an event
eye contact
when two people look at each other's eyes
overdo
do too much
overemphasize
place too much importance on
overload
give too much of sth
underestimate
to think that something is smaller or less important than it really is
underachiever
someone who performs less well than expected, esp. in school
unassuming
quiet and modest
vacancy
job that needs to be filled
hold sth back
not to tell everything you know or feel
cut back on
reduce sth, especially spending
rule out
decide that something is not possible or suitable
block out
stop yourself from thinking about something unpleasant because it upsets you
opt out of
to choose not to participate in something
bounce back
to become healthy, successful or confident again after being ill/sick or having difficulties
come out of
result from sth
highlight
draw particular attention to sth
findings
information or conclusions based on research
market research
the collection and analysis of people's habits
verbal
spoken
flattering
making sb look more attractive
disbelief
feeling of not believing sth or smn
self-image
the idea one has of one's abilities, appearance, and personality
twist
turn sth
forward
sends the email to a new recipient
activate
to make sth start working
settings
where various functions on an electronic device can be selected or changed
predator
person who looks for others to harm and exploit
wipe
make information stored on a computer impossible to read
erase
remove information from a hard disk
remotely
from a distance
consequence
effect or result
irrelevant
not important to or connected with a situation
increasingly
more and more
shift
change or move
enhance
improve
guarantee
a promise that something will happen
bid
offer money to buy sth
air
to broadcast
drop
give up an idea
fit in with
to be suitable, or convenient with something else