engage vocabulary log
word part of speech definition and/or translation picture my sentence other forms of the word
advocate
commended
compelled
humiliating
idly
inevitably

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Each word is analyzed for its part of speech, definition, a sample sentence, and related word forms to complete the vocabulary log. (Note: The "Picture" column is described conceptually as it cannot be drawn here.)

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| Word          | Part of Speech       | Definition and/or Translation                                                                 | Picture Description                                                                 | My Sentence                                                                 | Other Forms of the Word                          |
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| Advocate      | Verb/Noun            | (Verb) Publicly support; (Noun) A person who supports a cause. (Translation: 倡导者/拥护)       | A person speaking at a podium for a social cause.                                   | I advocate for better access to affordable housing in our city.             | Advocacy (noun), Advocatory (adjective)          |
| Commended     | Verb (Past Tense)    | Praise formally or officially. (Translation: 称赞，表扬)                                      | A teacher giving a student a positive note.                                          | The principal commended the students for their volunteer work.              | Commend (base verb), Commendation (noun)         |
| Compelled     | Verb (Past Tense)    | Force or oblige someone to do something. (Translation: 强迫，迫使)                              | A person signing a document because of external pressure.                            | I was compelled to finish the report before the midnight deadline.          | Compel (base verb), Compulsion (noun), Compulsive (adjective) |
| Humiliating   | Adjective            | Making someone feel ashamed or foolish. (Translation: 羞辱性的，丢脸的)                        | A person being laughed at in front of a large group.                                | Forgetting my speech in front of the whole school was a humiliating moment. | Humiliate (verb), Humiliation (noun), Humiliated (adjective/verb past tense) |
| Idly          | Adverb               | In a lazy or unproductive way. (Translation: 懒散地，无所事事地)                                | A person lying on a couch scrolling through a phone with no purpose.                | I spent the rainy afternoon idly flipping through old magazines.            | Idle (adjective/verb), Idleness (noun)           |
| Inevitably    | Adverb               | As is certain to happen; unavoidably. (Translation: 不可避免地，必然地)                          | Dark clouds rolling in, with rain starting to fall.                                  | If you keep missing deadlines, you will inevitably lose your job.           | Inevitable (adjective), Inevitability (noun)     |

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Word	Part of Speech	Definition and/or Translation	Picture Description	My Sentence	Other Forms of the Word
Commended	Verb (Past Tense)	Praise formally or officially. (Translation: 称赞，表扬)	A teacher giving a student a positive note.	The principal commended the students for their volunteer work.	Commend (base verb), Commendation (noun)
Compelled	Verb (Past Tense)	Force or oblige someone to do something. (Translation: 强迫，迫使)	A person signing a document because of external pressure.	I was compelled to finish the report before the midnight deadline.	Compel (base verb), Compulsion (noun), Compulsive (adjective)
Humiliating	Adjective	Making someone feel ashamed or foolish. (Translation: 羞辱性的，丢脸的)	A person being laughed at in front of a large group.	Forgetting my speech in front of the whole school was a humiliating moment.	Humiliate (verb), Humiliation (noun), Humiliated (adjective/verb past tense)
Idly	Adverb	In a lazy or unproductive way. (Translation: 懒散地，无所事事地)	A person lying on a couch scrolling through a phone with no purpose.	I spent the rainy afternoon idly flipping through old magazines.	Idle (adjective/verb), Idleness (noun)
Inevitably	Adverb	As is certain to happen; unavoidably. (Translation: 不可避免地，必然地)	Dark clouds rolling in, with rain starting to fall.	If you keep missing deadlines, you will inevitably lose your job.	Inevitable (adjective), Inevitability (noun)