| Term | Definition |
| adapt | (v) to adjust to the circumstances, to make suitable (often followed by "to") |
| adaptable | (adj) to be able to adapt |
| diverse | (adj) various, showing a lot of differences within a group (an "-ly" adverb often comes before) |
| diversify | (v) to become diverse |
| diversification | (n) noun form of "diversify" |
| diversity | (n) many different types of things or people are included in something |
| evolve | (v) to develop, to come forth (often followed by "into" or "from") |
| evolution | (n) development, coming forth (forward) |
| evolutionist | (n) person who follow evolution theory |
| feature | (n) part, characteristic (often follwed by "of") |
| generation | (n) a group of people born at about the same time (often follow "new, next, earilier, older" and followed by "of") |
| generational | (adj) adjective form of "generation" |
| inherent | (adj) naturally characteristic, always found within something because it is a basic part of that thing (followed by "in") [vốn có, cố hữu] |
| migration | (n) movement from one place to another by a group of people or animals (often followed by "to" or "from") |
| migrate | (v) move from a place to another |
| migratory | (adj) of migration |
| migrant | (n) people or animals who migrate |
| proceed | (v) to continue as planned, to do something after you have done something |
| process | (v,n) a series of steps leading to a result |
| survive | (v) to continue living despite some danger or illness (often followed by a "by" phrase) |