to retire - to leave one's job, usually because of old age, to struggle - to try very hard to do something difficult, to respond - to reply, actually - in fact, permanently - for good, by accident - without intention; unintentionally or by chance., right away - immediately, for the sake of - for the purpose or benefit of something or someone., likely - having a high probability of happening or being true., generous - willing to give money or spend time helping others, a quarrel - an angry disagreement between two or more people, savings - money that is not spent but kept for use in the future, an employee - someone who is paid to work for a person, a company or an organization company, or, ideal - perfect or the most suitable, recently - not long ago, lately, persuade - convince, announcement - a public or formal statement about something, usually to share news or information., capacity - the maximum amount that something can contain or produce; or the ability to do or understand something., barely - almost not; only just; by a very small margin., blame - to accuse or claim someone or something for responsibility., cope - deal effectively with something difficult., rely on - to depend on someone or something for support or help., for sure - definitely or certainly., specifically - in a way that is exact or particular to a given case or situation., firmly - in a way that shows strength, stability, or determination., to conduct - to organize and carry out (an activity or task)., patient - able to accept or tolerate delays, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious, opposite - situated or placed directly across from something else; or something that is completely different or contrary., equipment - necessary items or hardware we use for different purposes, hidden - kept out of sight; concealed,

Vocabulary Module E Unit 1

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