Ada Lovelace

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  • tutor teacher (at university)
  • to be inclined to to want to do something
  • to plunge into to get involved in
  • series one after the other
  • countess wife of an earl
  • utterly totally
  • to grasp to understand
  • essential absolutely necessary
  • considerably greatly, by a notably large amount
  • to extend to add to something in order to make it bigger or longer
  • general-purpose having a variety of uses
  • substantial large in amount
  • appendix extra information at the end of a book or article
  • an account of a report of
  • table figures arranged in columns and rows
  • remarkable special, unusual
  • correctness truth, accuracy
  • abstraction general idea
  • notoriety be well-known for something bad
  • to overshadow to appear more prominent or important than
  • noted well-known
  • accompanied by together with
  • to pursue to follow
  • crops plants such as wheat
  • quadratic related to squares
  • linear a process that runs straight from one stage to another
  • to relate to put something in connection with something
  • amateur when you do something as a hobby and not as a job
  • phenomenon (pl. -a) occurrence, something you observe
  • annual yearly
  • backlash strong negative reaction
  • hostility unfriendliness, opposition
  • claim assertion, declaration
  • quantum mechanics a theory used for describing the behaviour of atoms
  • to defy to refuse to obey
  • constraint restriction, limitation
  • potential possibility, having the capacity to develop into something in the future
  • challenge something that requires effort and determination
  • intense passionate
  • to obscure to hide, overshadow
  • collaboration cooperation
  • humanities the study of the arts, languages and literature
  • context a situation in which something exists
  • emergence coming into existence
  • pioneer developer, innovator, groundbreaker
  • transformative causing a noteworthy change in something
  • on the brink of very close to
  • to forge to make, to create
  • brass a yellow alloy of copper and zinc
  • to prophesize to say that a specified thing will happen in the future
  • lady-in-waiting a woman who assists a queen
  • senior older
  • crossroads intersection
  • blueprint a design plan or other technical drawing
  • layout design, pattern, structure
  • manifesto declaration
  • strand an element that forms part of a complex whole
  • philanderer a man who frequently enters into casual sexual relationships with women, a womanizer
  • to loom large to have great importance or influence
  • to spurn to reject, to treat with contempt
  • acrimonious angry and bitter
  • to purge to cleanse, to remove
  • volatile unpredictable, impulsive
  • zeal energy, enthusiasm
  • reserve a sphere of activity regarded as being reserved for a particular group
  • application hard work
  • to covet to desire
  • rigor precision
  • approximation a value or quantity that is nearly but not exactly correct
  • simultaneous happening at the same time
  • engineering the branch of science and technology concerned with engines and machines
  • navigation the process or activity of accurately ascertaining one's position and planning and following a route
  • curiosity a strange or unusual object or fact
  • vigor strength
  • state-of-the-art having or using the latest techniques or equipment
  • to exact to demand and obtain
  • to shelve to decide not to proceed with a project
  • to supersede to replace
  • daunting intimidating
  • prodigy child genius
  • versatile flexible
  • jacquard a fabric with an intricate variegated pattern
  • loom an apparatus for making fabric by weaving yarn or thread
  • to pay dividends to cause good results in the future
  • to turn the tables to change from being in a weaker position in relation to someone else to being in a stronger position
  • to churn out to produce something routinely or mechanically

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