PRISM 2 -- UNIT 3A in no time -- (idm) very quickly revolutionize -- (v) to change something completely so that it is much better than before commercial plane -- (n phr) a plane that carries passengers and goods; not a military or private plane airspace -- (n) the air or sky above a place; the air available to an aircraft to fly in, especially the part subject to the jurisdiction of a particular country aircraft -- (n) an airplane, helicopter or any machine capable of flight avoid -- (v) to stay away from something or someone; to prevent something from happening; to not allow yourself to do something contrast --(v) to look for the differences between two or more things compare -- (v) to look for the similarities between two or more things consist of -- (v) to be formed or made up of something crash -- (n) an accident in which a vehicle hits something cure ~-(n) something that will make a sick person healthy again extreme -- (adj) very large in amount or degree safety -- (n) the condition of not being in danger scared -- (adj) feeling fear or worry damaged — harmed or ruined reduce -- (v) to make smaller or less in amount, degree or size fear - (n) an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain or a threat; (v) to be afraid of someone or something because of a belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain or a threat panic -- (n) sudden uncontrollable fear or anxiety; (v) to feel or cause to feel uncontrollable fear or anxiety phobia -- (n) an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something aversion -- (n) dislike specific or simple phobia —- (n) a phobia that focuses on a specific thing or object social phobia ~- (n) an anxiety disorder that causes a fear of rejection or judgment, causing extreme self-consciousness in social or public situations agoraphobia ~- (n) the fear of open or crowded spaces aerophobia --(n) the fear of flying arachnophobia -- (n) fear of spiders trypanophobia ~(n) fear of needles ailurophobia -- (n) fear of cats aquaphobia -- (n) fear of water claustrophobia -- (n) fear of being in a closed space nomophobia -- (n) fear of being outside of a cell phone network cynophobia ~ (n) fear of dogs acrophobia - (n) fear of heights atychiphobia -- (n) fear of failure thanatophobia -- (n) fear of deathnosophobia -- (n) fear of developing a disease vehopho! (n) fear of driving trip — (n) the act of going to a place and returning; a journey or excursion control —- (n) the power to influence or direct people's behavior or the course of events; (v) influence or direct people's behavior or the course of events impact -- (n) effect; (v) to have a strong effect on someone or something overhead -- (adj or adv) situated above the level of the head; in the sky likely -- (adj or adv) probable or probably turbulence -- (n) strong sudden movements within the air or water; irregular atmospheric motion especially when characterized by up and down currents of air flight attendant -- (n) someone who looks after passengers on a plane; steward or stewardess deal with -- (v) accept and control a situation, contend with; to be about goal -- (n) something someone is trying to achieve; desired result hijacking -- (n) an act of unlawfully taking control of an aircraft, vehicle or ship while in transit, especially using violence colleague -- (n) a person with whom one works in a profession or business, coworker; someone who has the same profession as you do get over -- (v) to recover from an illness or from an upsetting or difficult experience; to accept an unpleasant fact or situation after dealing with it for a while