公平

Relating to society or its organization. It describes issues, status, or behaviors that affect people as a community rather than just individuals.

Very serious, grave, or critical. Often used to describe problems that have significant negative effects.

A building, equipment, or complex established for a specific purpose or service, such as public utilities, education, or healthcare.

The actual condition or reality of a situation, especially as opposed to how it is supposed to be or how it appears.

To propose or suggest an idea or policy, especially to a group or authority. It carries a nuance of making a formal recommendation for improvement.

A thing that a person or group does or has done; the state of being active.

The state of being diverse; variety. It often refers to a range of different things or people (cultural, biological, etc.).

Being close together or having a very close connection or relationship.

The power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience, or a person with expert knowledge. Frequently used in IELTS when discussing leadership or academic expertise.

To bring up or raise an issue, problem, or question for discussion or consideration. It is often used in legal contexts (raising a lawsuit) or intellectual contexts.