Matching Pairs NYT Article vocabularyOnline version Learning to Live with the Virus by Ann Kill 1 abundant 2 to come to terms with something 3 mandatory 4 social distancing 5 a lockdown 6 to impose (e.g. rules, restrictions) 7 to be devoid of something 8 to persist 9 a precaution 10 to refrain from something 11 a preview 12 an outbreak 13 to embrace something (e.g. changes) 14 restrictions required by law, obligatory to accept something to be completely without something existing in large quantities; more than enough something that gives an idea of what a future event will be like rules, actions, or situations that limit or control someone or something to accept something unpleasant by learning to deal with it to continue to exist taking steps such as encouraging working from home, closing schools, and cancelling large events in order to slow the spread of a disease an occasion or time when access to a place is restricted because of some danger something done to protect people or things against possible harm or trouble to stop yourself from doing something to introduce something such as a new law or new system, and force people to accept it the sudden start of a disease or a war
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