‰p’PŒę

”­‰š

“ú–{Œę–ó—á

‰pŒę–ó—á

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diploma

diplóumə

‘˛‹ĆŘ‘,Œö•ś‘

a document certifying the successful completion of a course of study 

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spa

spɑ́ː

“’ŽĄę,‰ˇň

a place you can go to relax and  improve your health, or how you look

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raw

rɔ́ː

ś‚́G–˘‰ÁH‚Ě

Being uncooked

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job

dʒɑ́b

ŽdŽ–

regular work of earning money

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cab

kǽb

ƒ^ƒNƒV[

taxi

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lab

lǽb

Œ¤‹†Š,laboratory

where you do experiments

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grab

ɡrǽb

‚Â‚Š‚ÝŽć‚é

To quickly reach out and take something in your hand.

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club

klʌ́b

ƒNƒ‰ƒuG “ŻD‰ďG ‰ďˆő§‘gDC

group of people who share an interest, as in sport

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pub

pʌ́b

ƒpƒuGŽđę

building with a bar licensed to sell alcohol

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web

wéb

ƒCƒ“ƒ^[ƒlƒbƒg‚ĚƒEƒFƒu

internetfs collection of interrelated information

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bulb

bʌ́lb

^‹óŠÇ,‹…Ş,“d‹…

the shape of a teardrop, e.g. light bulb

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suburb

sʌ́bəː[r]b

xŠO,‹ßx

living area outside the city

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superb

supə́ː[r]b

‚ˇ‚΂炾‚˘,‘‘Œľ‚Č,‹‰Ř‚Č,‚ƂтŤ‚č‚Ě

very good

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disturb

distə́ː[r]b

—‚ˇG–W‚°‚é

To stop someone from working or sleeping

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verb

və́ː[r]b

“ŽŽŒ

word that expresses an action or state

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absorb

əbsɔ́ː[r]b/əbzóː[r]b

‚đ‹zŽű‚ˇ‚é

to take in or soak up

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tube

t[j]úːb

ŠÇ

long, hollow object

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subscribe

səbskráib

‚̉‡•‚đ—^‚Ś‚é,(`‚É)–ꂎ‚é,—\–ń‚đ‚ˇ‚é,—\–ń‹ŕ‚𕼂¤,—\–ńw“Ç‚ˇ‚é

to pay money to receive a service or product regularly

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prescribe

priskráib

–˝—ß‚ˇ‚é,‚đ‹K’股‚é,ˆ•ű‚ˇ‚é,ŽwŽŚ‚ˇ‚é

to formally tell someone what to do

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describe

diskráib

ŕ–ž‚ˇ‚éG•`ŽĘ‚ˇ‚é

To tell someone the appearance, sound or smell of something

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odd

Šď–­‚Č

Being unexpected and different; out of the ordinary

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god

ɡɑ́d

_

religion supernatural being with special powers

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add

ǽd

‰Á‚Ś‚é

To put two things or numbers together, e.g. 2+2

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ad

ǽd

L

public notice or advertisement

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bad

bǽd

ˆŤ‚˘

Not good; wrong

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glad

ɡlǽd

‚¤‚ꂾ‚˘

happy that something happened; pleased

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mad

mǽd

“{‚Á‚˝

Very angry

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pad

pǽd

“–‚Ä,‹l‚ß•¨,“–‚Ä•¨,‚É‹l‚ß•¨‚đ‚ˇ‚é,‚đ’ˇˆř‚Š‚š‚é

many sheets of paper glued together for writing

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sad

sǽd

”ß‚ľ‚˘

feeling unhappy; wishing something hadn't happened

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method

méƒĆəd

•ű–@

(organized and planned) way of doing something

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solid

sɑ́ləd

ŒĹ‘̂́GŒ˜ŽŔ‚Č

Firm or hard ; not a gas or liquid

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blood

blʌ́d

ŒŒ

red liquid in the bodies of people and animals

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salad

sǽləd

ƒTƒ‰ƒ_

food made of mainly leaves or lettuce and vegetables

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flood

flʌ́d

^…

large amount of water covering land that is usually dry

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rapid

rǽpid

‹}‘Ź‚Č

Happening very quickly

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stupid

st[j]úːpəd

‚Î‚ŠG“ނވŤ‚˘

not intelligent; lacking the ability to learn easily

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hundred

hʌ́ndrəd

100

100

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unlimited

ŒŔ‚č‚Č‚˘,ŒŔ’肾‚Ä‚˘‚Č‚˘,–ł§ŒŔ‚Ě,–łŒŔ‚Ě,–łs‘ ‚Ě

without end

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liquid

líkwid

‰t‘Ě

basic state of things that is similar to water; not solid or gas

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period

pí[ə]riəd

ŠúŠÔGŽž‘ă

set amount of time during which events take place

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bed

béd

ƒxƒbƒh

A piece of furniture that people sleep on

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embed

embéd

‚͂ߍž‚Ţ,–„‚ß‚é,A‚Śž‚Ţ,ŒĹ’股‚é,(S‚Č‚Ç)‚ɐ[‚­—݂܂é,H‚˘ž‚Ţ

to push something deep inside something else

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dead

déd

Ž€‚ń‚Ĺ‚˘‚é

Not alive

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head

héd

“Ş

top part of your body with eyes and a mouth

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ahead

əhéd

‘O•ű‚ɁGć‚É

In or toward the front

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letterhead

ƒŒƒ^[ƒwƒbƒh

the printing at the top of a letter that tells you the name and details of the company sending it

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overhead

[a.n]óuvə[r]hèd,[adv]˦˨˦

ƒI[ƒo[ƒwƒbƒh,“ޏă‚Ě,“ޏă‚Ĺ,“ޏă‚É‚ ‚é

the fixed cost of a business, e.g. rent

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lead

“ą‚­

to show the way or guide others

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red

réd

ÔGŒŒ‚̐F‚̂悤‚Č

being the color of blood

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read

ríːd

“Ç‚Ţ

To look at and comprehend the meaning some writing

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bread

bréd

ƒpƒ“

Baked food made from flour, used in sandwiches, etc.

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spread

spréd

L‚°‚éCL‚Ş‚č

To place something over or cover a large area

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instead

instéd

‚ť‚Ě‘ă‚í‚č‚É

When one thing is replaced by another

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wed

wéd

Œ‹Ľ‚ˇ‚é

formal to get married to

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bid

bíd

“üŽDC’l‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é

To propose an amount you want to pay for something

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forbid

fə[r]bíd

‚đ‹Ö‚¸‚é

to not allow

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unattended

•t‚Ť“Y‚˘‚̂Ȃ˘

when someone or something is not being watched

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kid

kíd

Žq‚Ç‚ŕCç’k‚đŒž‚¤

informal child or young person

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valid

vǽlid

Ş‹’‚Ě‚ ‚é,Žĺ’Ł‚Ěł‚ľ‚˘,‘Ă“–‚Č,—LŒř‚Č,–@“I‚É—LŒř‚Č,Šm‚Š‚Č,ł“–‚Č,Œř‰Ę“I‚Č

just, fair, right

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rid

ríd

œ‹Ž‚ˇ‚éG‰đ•ú‚ˇ‚é

To no longer be wanted so you throw it away

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unexpected

ʌ̀nikspéktid

ˆÓŠO‚Č,—\Šú‚ľ‚Č‚˘,“Ë‘R‚Ě,ˆÓŠO‚ĚŽv‚˘‚Ş‚Ż‚Č‚˘Ž–

to be a surprise

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outdated

Žž‘ă’x‚ę‚Ě

to be older than

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good

ɡúd

—Ç‚˘

excellent; high quality

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childhood

tʃáildhùd

Žq‹ŸŽž‘ă

The time when you are a child

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neighborhood

néibə[r]hùd

‹ßŠ

area of a town or city that people live in

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should

[strɡ]ʃúd,[weak]ʃ[ə]d

`‚ׂŤ‚Ĺ‚ ‚é

Used to indicate what is proper or reasonable

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could

`‚Ĺ‚Ť‚˝

Used as the past form of can, to indicate possibility

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wood

wúd

X—Ń

Land covered with trees, smaller than a forest

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would

[weak]wəd,[strɡ]wúd

`‚ž‚낤G`‚ľ‚˝‚˘G‚ć‚­`‚ľ‚˝‚ŕ‚Ě‚ž‚Á‚˝G`‚ľ‚悤‚Ć‚ľ‚Ä‚Ť‚ЂȂ˘

modal verb used to indicate possibility, request etc.

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build

bíld

Œš‚Ä‚éGě‚é

To make, e.g. a house, by putting materials together

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world

wə́[ːr]ld

˘ŠE

All the humans, events, activities on the earth

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old

óuld

ŒĂ‚˘G”N‚Ć‚Á‚˝GĚ‚́G`Î‚Ě

Having existed for a long time, not young or new

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fold

fóuld

Ü‚č‚˝‚˝‚Ţ

 To bend one part of something against another part e.g. paper

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gold

ɡóuld

‹ŕ

soft yellow metal that is very valuable

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hold

hóuld

Ž‚G•ř‚­

To use hands or arms to carry or keep something

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household

háushòuld

‰Ć’ë ; ˘‘Ń

Concerning a house

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cold

kóuld

—â‚˝‚˘GŠŚ‚˘

Having a very low temperature

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child

tʃáild

Žq‚Ç‚ŕ

A very young person, between about 2 and 15

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mild

máild

y‹CŰz‰ˇ˜a‚Č,‰ˇ’g‚Č,‰¸‚₊‚Č,_‚炊‚Č,‚₳‚ľ‚˘,Œy‚˘

soft, gentle, not strong in nature

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wild

wáild

–쐜‚Ě

Living in nature; not tame

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field

fíːld

–ěŒ´

open area of land, especially without buildings

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yield

jíːld

Ü‚ę‚éG~•š‚ˇ‚éG÷‚é

To give way to someone or something else

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ashamed

əʃéimd

’p‚ś‚Ä‚˘‚é

Feeling shame or guilt because you did something wrong

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bond

bɑ́nd/bánd/b‖˩́nd

‚­‚Á‚Â‚Ż‚éG Ú’…‚ˇ‚é

To become joined or connected, e.g. using glue

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beyond

bi[j]ɑ́nd

`‚ĚŒü‚ą‚¤‚ɁG`‚đ’´‚Ś‚ÄG`‚Ě‚Ů‚Š‚É

On or to the farther side; in addition to

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correspond

kɔ̀[ː]rəspɑ́nd

‘Ήž‚ˇ‚é;  ˆę’v‚ˇ‚é

To have similarity or equality with something

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respond

rispɑ́nd

•ÔŽ–‚ˇ‚éG”˝‰ž‚ˇ‚é

To say or write to answer the question

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band

bǽnd

ƒoƒ“ƒhG Šy’c

group of people who work together e.g. play music

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hand

hǽnd

Žč

body part at the end of a person's arm

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beforehand

‚ ‚炊‚ś‚ß,‘O‚É‚Í,‘O‚ŕ‚Á‚Ä,‘Œv‚Ĺ

earlier in time

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land

lǽnd

—¤G“y’n

the earth; the ground

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command

kəmǽnd

ŽwŠö‚ˇ‚é

To give an order; have control over others

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demand

dimǽnd

—v‹‚ˇ‚éC—v‹

To strongly request someone to do something; insist

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expand

ikspǽnd

Šg‘傡‚é

To become bigger or larger in size and amount

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brand

brǽnd

ƒuƒ‰ƒ“ƒhG–Á•ż

name given to a product or service e.g. Rolex, Ferrari

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grand

ɡrǽnd

‘s‘ĺ‚Č

Including many things ; very large

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sand

sǽnd

ť

Grains of rock that make beaches and deserts

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stand

stǽnd

—§‚Â

to be upright; not be sitting or lying down

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understand

ʌ̀ndə[r]stǽnd

•Ş‚Š‚éG—‰đ‚ˇ‚é

to know the meaning of language, what someone says

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newsstand

V•ˇŽGŽ”„ę

a small structure where newspapers and magazines are sold 

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and

ən[d]

`‚ƁEEE

used to refer to two or more things

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husband

hʌ́zbənd

•v

married man

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fund

fʌ́nd

Ž‘‹ŕ‚đo‚ˇ

To supply money for something

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refund

[v]rifʌ́nd,[n]ríːfʌ̀nd

•Ľ–ß‚ľ

give back money that has already been paid

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second

sék[ə]nd

‘ć“ń‚Ě

2nd; the one following first

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island

áilənd

“‡

area of land that is surrounded by water

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diamond

dáimənd

ƒ_ƒCƒ„ƒ‚ƒ“ƒh(4ŒŽ‚Ě’aśÎ),‚Đ‚ľŒ`,(ƒgƒ‰ƒ“ƒv)ƒ_ƒCƒ„(‚ĚŽD),y–ě‹…z“ŕ–ě,‹…ę

a very valuable gem

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thousand

ƒĆáuzn[d]

1000 

number 1,000

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end

énd

I‚í‚č

A point that marks the limit of something; finish

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bend

bénd

‹Č‚°‚é

To use force to make an object not straight

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dividend

dívidènd

ŒöÂ—˜‘§,(Š”‚Ě)”z“–‹ŕ,”z“–(‹ŕ),•Ş‚Ż‘O

money received as a bonus

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defend

difénd

Žç‚é

To protect against an attack

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weekend

wíːkènd

T––

Saturday and Sunday

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lend

lénd

‘Ý‚ˇ

to give to someone for a while before it is returned

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recommend

rèkəménd

„‘E‚ˇ‚é

To say something is good and deserves to be chosen

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spend

spénd

Žg‚¤G‰ß‚˛‚ˇ

To use money to pay for something

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suspend

səspénd

ˆęŽž’âŽ~‚ˇ‚éG’âEE’âŠw‚É‚ˇ‚é

To stop something for a period of time; to interrupt

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friend

frénd

—F‚ž‚ż

person who you like and enjoy being with

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trend

trénd

ŒXŒüG—Źs

general direction of developing, proceeding

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send

sénd

‘—‚éG‘—M‚ˇ‚é

To cause mail or package to go to another place

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tend

ténd

`‚ˇ‚éŒXŒü‚Ş‚ ‚é

To regularly behave in a certain way

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attend

əténd

oČ‚ˇ‚é

To be present at an event

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intend

inténd

`‚ˇ‚é‚‚ŕ‚č‚Ĺ‚ ‚é

To plan or want to do something

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extend

iksténd

ˆř‚ŤL‚΂ˇGL‚°‚é

To straighten or stretch something out, e.g. your leg

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pretend

priténd

‚Ó‚č‚đ‚ˇ‚é

To act as if something is true when it is not

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vend

vénd

(Ź‚ł‚ȏ¤•i‚đ)”„‚č•ŕ‚­,(“y’nĽ‰Ć‰Ž‚Ȃǂđ)”„‹p‚ˇ‚é

To offer something for sale or to sell something

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bound

báund báund

”›‚ç‚ę‚˝,`‚ˇ‚é‹`–ą‚Ş‚ ‚é,‚Í‚¸‚Ţ,–ô“Ž‚ˇ‚é,‹ŤŠE,ŒŔ“x,”͈Í

wrap around with something, so as to cover or enclose 

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found

fáund

”­ŒŠ‚ˇ‚é

To discover something by looking for it

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pound

páund

í—pƒ|ƒ“ƒhG16ƒIƒ“ƒXC0.4536kg‚ɑГ–

unit of weight equal to 16 ounces or 0.4536 kg

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compound

‡Ź•¨G ‰ť‡•¨C ‡Ź‚ł‚ę‚˝

Combined into, or making up a chemical combination

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round

ráund

ŠŰ‚˘C‰~Œ`

being in the shape of a circle or ball

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around

əráund

`‚ĚŽü‚č‚É

Located on every side, or along something

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surround

səráund

ˆÍ‚Ţ

To be on every side of something

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ground

ɡráund

’n–ʁG“y

solid surface of the earth that we stand on

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background

bǽkɡràund

”wŒi

images, color, or information behind the main one

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underground

[a.n]ʌ́ndə[r]ɡràund,[adv]˧˨˦

”˝‘̐§‚Ě,’n‰ş‚Ě,”é–§‚Ě,’n‰ş“Sy‰pz,’n‰ş“šy•āz

below the surface

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sound

sáund

‰šG‰š‹ż

Waves traveling in air or water that can be heard

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wound

wúːnd

C•‰‚ł‚š‚é

physical injury especially that suffered in battle

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bind

báind

”›‚éGŒ‹‚Ô

To wrap something with rope

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find

fáind

”­ŒŠ‚ˇ‚é

To discover something by looking for it

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behind

biháind

`‚ĚŒă‚ë‚É

In or toward the back

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kind

káind

Ží—Ţ

One type of thing

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blind

bláind

–Ú‚ĚŒŠ‚Ś‚Č‚˘

Unable to see; with eyes that cannot see

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mind

máind

SG¸_

part of humans that allows us to think or feel

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remind

rimáind

Žv‚˘o‚ł‚š‚é

To make someone remember something

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wind

wínd waind waind

•—

natural movement of outside air as part of the weather

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broad

brɔ́ːd

L”͈͂Ě

wide; from the shorter two sides to the other

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abroad

əbrɔ́ːd

ŠCŠO‚É

In or to a foreign country

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guard

ɡɑ́ː[r]d

Žç‚éGŒŠ’Ł‚éCŒx”ő

to keep watch over something to protect it e.g. a bank

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lifeguard

ŠÄŽ‹ˆő,‹~Œěˆő,‹~•ˆő,ŒŠ’Ł‚čl,Œě‰q(ŽŇ),e‰q‘ŕ,…‰ję‚ĚŠĹŽ‹ˆő,”ráŠí,lifeguard‚Ć‚ľ‚ċ΂߂é,‚̐ś–˝‚đŽç‚é

the person whose job it is to keep people safe at the beach or at  pool

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regard

riɡɑ́ː[r]d

’Ž‹‚ˇ‚éG’ˆÓ‚𕼂¤

To pay attention to someone or something

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hard

hɑ́ː[r]d

‚Š‚˝‚˘

difficult to bend, break or cut; solid

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card

kɑ́ː[r]d

ƒJ[ƒh

small piece of paper or plastic used as I.D.

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discard

[v]diskɑ́ː[r]d,[n]˦˨

ŽĚ‚Ä‚é,‰đŒŮ‚ˇ‚é,(•s—p‚Ě‚ŕ‚Ě‚đ)ˆ•Ş‚ˇ‚é,•úŠü,‰đŒŮ

to throw away

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postcard

póus[t]kɑ̀ː[r]d

—X•ւ͂ނŤ

a card for sending messages by post without an envelope 

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yard

jɑ́ː[r]d

’ë

outdoor area or garden next to a house

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bird

bə́ː[r]d

’š

animal with feathers that uses wings to fly

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standard

stǽndə[r]d

•W€C•W€‚Ě

accepted level of quality; an official measurement

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word

wə́ː[r]d

’PŒęGŒž—t

unit of language that has a meaning

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afterward

ǽftə[r]wə[r]d

‚ ‚Ć‚Ĺ,Œă‚É

after an event or action

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forward

fɔ́ː[r]wə[r]d

‘O•ű‚Ě

Toward what is ahead or in front

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password

ƒpƒXƒ[ƒh,‡‚˘Œž—t,‡Œž—t,“üę‹–‰Â‚𓞂éŽč’i

a secret word or phrase needed to prove who you are

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hazard

hǽzə[r]d

ŠëŒŻ‚É‚ł‚炡,ŠëŒŻ,–`ŒŻ,‹ô‘R,‰^,ĐŠQ,áŠQ,—vˆö‚ƂȂé‚ŕ‚Ě

something that is dangerous

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weird

wíə[r]d

•Ď‚Č

Odd or unusual

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board

bɔ́ː[r]d

(“Á’č‚Ě–Ú“I‚Ě‚˝‚ß‚Ě)”Â;  ‘ä;  ”Ő

surface for posting or showing information

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aboard

əbɔ́ː[r]d

(‘DĽƒoƒX‚Č‚Ç)‚ɏć‚Á‚Ä,“‹ć‚ľ‚Ä,on board

on or in a moving vehicle, e.g. aboard the boat

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skateboard

ƒXƒP[ƒgƒ{[ƒh

a flat board with small wheels on the bottom that you move by pushing on the ground with one foot

168

T

keyboard

ƒL[ƒ{[ƒh,ŒŽ”Ő

the part of computer that you type on

169

afford

əfɔ́ː[r]d

`‚ˇ‚é—]—T‚Ş‚ ‚é

to have enough money to pay for something

170

T

cord

kɔ́ː[r]d

ƒR[ƒh,•R

electric cable

171

accord

əkɔ́ː[r]d

ˆę’v‚ˇ‚é

agreement or harmony

172

record

[v]rikɔ́ː[r]d,[n]rékə[r]d

ƒŒƒR[ƒh

Being the highest or most extreme level achieved in an area

173

T

landlord

lǽn[d]lɔ̀ː[r]d

‰ĆŽĺ,’nŽĺ

the person who owns the place you rent

174

T

ward

wɔ́ː[r]d

‚Š‚í‚ˇ,Œ‚‘Ţ‚ˇ‚é,(‘I‹“‚ȂǂĚ)‹ć,”í•ŰŒěŽŇ,•ŰŒě,ŠÄ–[,•a“,’†’ë,(ƒJƒM‚Ě)‚Ý–Ú,“Ë‹N

an electoral district, a small area within which the people can all vote for the same thing

175

award

əwɔ́ː[r]d

Žö—^‚ˇ‚éCÜ

To give a prize for doing something well

176

toward

tɔ́ː[r]d

`‚Ě•ű‚ցG`‚ÖŒü‚˘‚āG`‚ɑ΂ľ‚Ä

Facing or moving in the direction of something

177

reward

riwɔ́ː[r]d

•ńVC•ń‚˘‚é

To give something to someone because of their good work

178

loud

láud

‰š‚Ş‘ĺ‚Ť‚˘G‚¤‚邳‚˘G”hŽč‚Č

Making a lot of noise

179

cloud

kláud

‰_G“Ü‚č

a mass of water vapor in the sky, as when it is going to rain

180

crowd

kráud

ŒQOCŒQ‚Ş‚éG‰Ÿ‚ˇ

large group of people together in one place

181

T

overcrowd

ŹŽG‚ł‚š‚é

too many people in too small a space

182

proud

práud

ŒÖ‚č‚ÉŽv‚¤

Pleased because of something you have done

183

code

kóud

•„†GƒR[ƒh

a password made of a set of letters or numbers

184

load

lóud

d‰×G•‰‰×CĎ‚ݍž‚Ţ

large, often heavy, amount of something to be moved

185

T

unload

(‰×‚đ)‚¨‚낡,‚Š‚çĎ‚Ý‰×‚đ‚¨‚ë‚ˇ

to remove something (usually from a truck)

186

mode

móud

ó‘ԁG•ű–@

way of acting or doing something

187

road

róud

“š˜H

long piece of hard land for cars to travel on

188

episode

épəsòud

ƒGƒsƒ\[ƒhGo—ˆŽ–

show which is part of a larger story

189

food

fúːd

H•¨

What people and animals eat to live

190

T

seafood

ƒV[ƒt[ƒh‚Ě,ŠCŽYH•i,‹›‰î

things you can eat as food that live in the sea

191

conclude

kənklúːd

Œ‹˜_‚đo‚ˇG’÷Œ‹‚ˇ‚é

To stop or finish; to come to the end of something

192

include

inklúːd

ŠÜ‚Ţ

to make someone/something part of a group

193

exclude

iksklúːd

œŠO‚ˇ‚é

To prevent someone from access to a group

194

mood

múːd

‹C•ށGƒ€[ƒh

emotion or a state of mind; how you feel

195

attitude

ǽtit[j]ùːd

‘Ô“x

way you act, think and feel about something

196

T

abide

əbáid

‚ނ܂ń‚ˇ‚é,‚Ƃǂ܂é,‘Ň‚Â

put up with

197

guide

ɡáid

ˆÄ“ŕ‚ˇ‚éGŽw“ą‚ˇ‚éCˆÄ“ŕŽŇGŽw“ąŽŇ

To lead people visiting a new or unknown place

198

hide

háid

‰B‚ˇ

to put a thing where it can't be found; go where you won't be found

199

slide

sláid

ŠŠ‚éG‚ť‚Á‚Óނ­G‰ş‚Ş‚éGˆŤ‰ť‚ˇ‚éCŠŠ‚邹‚ƁGŠŠ‚č‘ä

To move smoothly and easily, usually over a surface

200

ride

ráid

ć‚éCćŽÔ

To sit on and control a horse or vehicle

201

pride

práid

ŒÖ‚č

When you respect yourself

202

side

sáid

‘¤–Ę

straight edge of an object

203

alongside

əlɔ́[ː]ŋsaid

`‚Ć•Ŕ‚ń‚ŁG`‚Ě‚ť‚΂ɁG`‚Ć•˝s‚ľ‚Ä

Side by side with something

204

aside

əsáid

‚킍‚Ö

to the side; out of the way; for later use

205

beside

bisáid

`‚̋߂­‚É;`‚Ě —ׂÉ

By the side of something; next to something

206

decide

disáid

Œˆ‚ß‚é

To make a choice about something or choose after thinking

207

inside

insáid

“ŕ•”G“ŕ‘¤G“ŕîC“ŕ‘¤‚́C“ŕ‘¤‚É

being in something

208

outside

[n]áutsáid,[a]˦˧,[adv]˧˦,[prep]˧˦

ŠO‘¤CŠO‘¤‚́CŠO‘¤‚É

area around or near something, such as a building

209

T

countryside

kʌ́ntrisàid

“cŽÉ

land outside of cities and towns, that does not have buildings on it

210

T

seaside

síːsàid

ŠCŠÝ‚Ě,ŠCŠÝ

a place right by the ocean where people can go to relax and have fun

211

provide

prəváid

’ń‹Ÿ‚ˇ‚é

To make available; to supply for use

212

divide

diváid

•Ş‚Ż‚éG•ŞŠ„‚ˇ‚é

To separate something into equal pieces

213

wide

wáid

L‚˘

Having a great distance from one side to the other

214

T

worldwide

˘ŠE“I‚Č(‹K–Í‚Ě),˘ŠE’†‚ɍL‚Ü‚Á‚˝,˘ŠE’†‚ ‚܂˂­

Spanning or reaching across the whole earth

215

T

nationwide

‘S‘“I‚Č(‚É)

all across the country

216

aid

éid

‰‡•‚ˇ‚é

To provide things useful or needed by others

217

fade

féid

‚ľ‚ڂށGF‚ ‚š‚é

To lose strength or freshness

218

shade

ʃéid

“ú‰A

area of darkness when something blocks the light

219

decade

dékeid

10”N

period of 10 years

220

T

homemade

ŽŠ‰Ćť‚Ě

not bought from a store; made at home

221

T

unpaid

–˘•Ľ‚˘‚Ě

working for no money

222

T

parade

pəréid

s—ń,ŒŠ‚š‚т炊‚ľ,‚đsi‚ˇ‚é,‚đŒŠ‚š‚т炊‚ˇ

walk or march

223

afraid

əfréid

•|‚Ş‚Á‚Ä

Worried that something bad will happen; scared

224

grade

ɡréid

Šw”N

level of study that is completed by a student

225

T

upgrade

[v]ʌ̀pɡréid,[n]ʌ́pɡrèid

ă‚čâ,(Žż‚đ)‚ć‚­‚ˇ‚é,y˜ať‰pŒęzƒOƒŒ[ƒhƒAƒbƒv

to improve what was old or outdated

226

trade

tréid

Žćˆř‚ˇ‚é

To buy, sell and exchange goods in business

227

persuade

pə[r]swéid

ŕ“ž‚ˇ‚é

to get you to do/believe something, by giving reasons

228

indeed

indíːd

Šm‚Š‚É

actually; in fact; in reality

229

feed

fíːd

H‚ו¨‚đ—^‚Ś‚é

To give food, e.g. to animals or a baby

230

T

mislead

Œë‚蓹‚­,Œë‚Á‚˝•űŒü‚É“ą‚­,ˆŤŽ–‚É—U‚˘‚ą‚Ţ,‹\‚­

to lead someone in the wrong direction or give someone wrong directions

231

need

níːd

•K—v‚Ş‚ ‚é

to be unable to manage without something; require

232

speed

spíːd

‘Ź‚łC‹}‚ށG‰Á‘Ź‚ˇ‚é

quality of being fast or quick

233

breed

bríːd

“Ž•¨‚ŞŽq‚𐜂Ţ;  ”ɐB‚ˇ‚é

To produce baby animals of specific kinds

234

seed

síːd

ŽíŽq

small object from which something new can grow

235

proceed

[v]prəsíːd,[n]próusiːd

‘ą‚Ż‚éGŽŔŽ{‚ˇ‚é

To continue to do something; carry on

236

T

precede

prisíːd

‚ɐćs‚ˇ‚é,ćs‚ˇ‚é,ć—§‚Â,‚̐ć‚É—§‚Â,‘O•ű‚đs‚­,‚ɐć‚ń‚ś‚é,‚̏ăˆĘ‚ɂ‚­,‚Ě‘O‚É’u‚­

to happen before something else

237

succeed

səksíːd

ŹŒ÷‚ˇ‚é

to have achieved what you were trying to achieve

238

exceed

iksíːd

’´‚Ś‚é

To be greater in number than something

239

T

unemployed

ʌ̀nimplɔ́id

ŽdŽ–‚̂Ȃ˘,ޏ‹Ć‚ľ‚˝,—˜—p‚ľ‚Č‚˘,Q‚Š‚ľ‚Ä‚ ‚é

having no job

240

avoid

əvɔ́id

”đ‚Ż‚é

To prevent from happening, or stay away from

241

T

unused

ʌnjúːzd

Žg—p‚ł‚ę‚Č‚˘,Žg‚í‚Č‚˘,Žg‚Á‚˝‚ą‚Ć‚Ş‚Č‚˘,V‚ľ‚˘,•sŠľ‚ę‚Ě

not yet put into use

242

T

unauthorized

‹–‰Â‚ł‚ę‚Ä‚˘‚Č‚˘,Œ ŒŔ‚̂Ȃ˘,“Ć’f‚Ě

without official permission

243

cough

kɔ́[ː]f

ŠP‚đ‚ˇ‚é

To force air through your throat with a short, loud noise

244

half

hǽf

”ź•Ş

the part you get when one is divided into two; ½

245

T

behalf

bihǽf

—˜‰v

to speak or do something for someone else, e.g. on behalf ofc

246

laugh

lǽf

Î‚¤CÎ‚˘

To make a happy sound when something is funny

247

T

graph

ɡrǽf

ƒOƒ‰ƒt,}ŽŽ

an image that shows data

248

paragraph

pǽrəɡræ̀f

’i—Ž

section of writing that usually deals with one subject

249

photograph

fóutəɡræ̀f

ŽĘ^‚đŽB‚é

To take a picture with a camera

250

staff

stǽf

EˆőCEˆő‚đ”z’u‚ˇ‚é

employees of a company

251

enough

inʌ́f

\•Ş‚ČC\•Ş‚É

Equal to what is needed; as much as required

252

rough

rʌ́f

‘ĺ‚´‚Á‚ςȁG‚¨‚¨‚悝‚Ě

Having an uneven or not smooth surface

253

tough

tʌ́f

ä•v‚ȁGœ‚̐܂ę‚é

Very difficult to do or deal with

254

stuff

stʌ́f

•¨

generic description for things, materials, objects

255

T

chef

ʃéf

ƒRƒbƒN’ˇ

a person who cooks for a living

256

if

‚ŕ‚ľ`‚Č‚çG`‚Š‚Ç‚¤‚Š

Introducing a condition for something to happen

257

golf

ɡɑ́lf

ƒSƒ‹ƒt

game played to hit a ball into a hole with a stick

258

shelf

ʃélf

’I

flat board attached to a wall on which to store things

259

self

sélf

ŽŠŒČ

person that someone really is

260

himself

”ŢŽŠg

the same (male) person who did the action

261

herself

”ޏ—ŽŠg

female person that did the original action

262

yourself

juə[r]sélf

‚ ‚Č‚˝ŽŠg

reflexive form of 'you', used for an emphasis

263

itself

itsélf

‚ť‚ꎊ‘Ě

Referring to it

264

myself

maisélf

Ž„ŽŠg

the same person as did the action mentioned

265

off

ɔ́[ː]f

`‚Š‚ç—Ł‚ę‚āG‹x‚݂́G’âŽ~‚ľ‚Ä

not having on; not wearing

266

T

layoff

ˆęŽž‹A‹x

the act of ending a worker's job because there is not enough work, or not enough money to pay for it

267

T

scarf

skɑ́ː[r]f

ƒXƒJ[ƒt,Ú‡

a long, narrow piece of material you wear round your neck to keep you warm

268

T

surf

sə́ː[r]f

”gć‚股‚é,ƒT[ƒtƒBƒ“‚đ‚ˇ‚é,”g,Šń‚š‚é”g

move from one website to another on the internet

269

roof

rúːf

‰ŽŞ

cover or top of something

270

proof

prúːf

Ř‹’GŘ–ž

Something which shows that something else is true

271

life

láif

ś–˝GlśGśŠˆ

All the living things e.g. animals, plants, humans

272

T

wildlife

–쐜ś•¨

animals and plants that live in the natural world

273

knife

náif

ƒiƒCƒtG“

long piece of metal you use for cutting things

274

wife

wáif

Č

married woman

275

safe

séif

ˆŔ‘S‚Č

being out of danger

276

chief

tʃíːf

Žĺ—v‚ȁG Ĺd—v‚Ě

most important one

277

belief

bilíːf

M”O

Being sure that something exists or is true

278

relief

rilíːf

œ‹ŽGˆŔSG‹~•

pleasant and relaxed feeling

279

brief

bríːf

’ZŽžŠÔ‚́GŠČŒ‰‚Č

(of period of time) short; using few words

280

T

fog

fɔ́[ː]ɡ

‚đ”Z–ś‚Ĺ•ď‚Ţ,“–˜f,–ś,”Z–ś,‰Œ–ś,‰Œ,‚Ů‚ą‚č,Ź—,‚đ“܂炚‚é,‚đŹ—‚ł‚š‚é

a cloud of white filled with small water droplets

281

T

jog

dʒɑ́ɡ

‚đ‰Ÿ‚ˇ,—h‚蓎‚Š‚ˇ,(’ˆÓ‚𑣂ľ‚Ä)‚ż‚ĺ‚Á‚Ƃ‚­,ƒWƒ‡ƒMƒ“ƒO‚đ‚ˇ‚é,‚ä‚Á‚­‚č‘–‚é

a gentle run

282

bag

bǽɡ

‚Š‚Î‚ńGƒoƒbƒOG‘Ü

soft container to put things in and carry with you

283

flag

flǽɡ

Šř

piece of cloth, frequently marked with a colorful symbol or sign

284

drag

drǽɡ

ˆř‚Á’Ł‚é

To pull something that difficult to move

285

T

tag

tǽɡ

‚ɉş‚°ŽD‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é,Œˆ‚܂蕜‹ĺ,ŽD,‰ş‚°ŽD,‰×ŽD,‹ŕ‹ď,”ö,ŠŞ‚Ť–Ń,yŽÔzy•āzƒiƒ“ƒo[ƒvƒŒ[ƒg,y˜ať‰pŒęzy–ě‹…zƒ^ƒbƒ`ƒAƒEƒg

a label

286

T

bug

bʌ́ɡ

‚˘‚炢‚炳‚š‚é,˘˜f‚ł‚š‚é,’Ž,y’ށzƒiƒ“ƒLƒ“ƒ€ƒV,”÷ś•¨,ƒoƒC‹Ű,”M‹ś‰Ć,y‘­Œęz“’Ž‚ˇ‚é,Œ‡Š×“_,“’ŽŠí

an insect

287

T

plug

plʌ́ɡ

ˇ‚ľž‚Ý,Á‰Îđ,đ,ƒvƒ‰ƒO,ƒ\ƒPƒbƒg,“_‰Îđ,‚đ‚Ó‚ł‚Ž,é“`(‚ˇ‚é)

to fill in a hole

288

T

unplug

ƒvƒ‰ƒO‚𔲂­,“d‹C‚đŘ‚é

to pull out an electrical cord from its socket

289

T

rug

rʌ́ɡ

‚ś‚イ‚˝‚ń,(°‚Ěˆę•”‚đ‚¨‚¨‚¤)•~•¨,y˜ať‰pŒęzƒJ[ƒyƒbƒg

a small loose floor covering

290

drug

drʌ́ɡ

–ň

chemical used as a medicine

291

egg

ɡ

—‘

hard-shelled thing from which a young bird is born

292

leg

léɡ

‹r

Part of the body from the thigh down

293

big

bíɡ

‘傍‚˘

Large

294

dig

díɡ

Œ@‚é

To move material to create a hole

295

pig

píɡ

ƒuƒ^

animal that bacon comes from

296

hang

hǽŋ

‚Ђ݂éG’݂邡

To attach a picture, photograph etc onto a wall

297

among

əmʌ́ŋ

〜‚̊ԂɁG`‚Ě’†‚Ě

In the center of some things; in relation to several things

298

tongue

tʌ́ŋ

ă

part of the body that tastes food; it is pink or red and is inside the mouth

299

young

jʌ́ŋ

Žá‚˘

at an early stage of existence; not mature

300

T

outstanding

àutstǽndiŋ

Ű‚ž‚Á‚˝,–Ú—§‚Â,–˘‰đŒˆ‚Ě,–˘•Ľ‚˘‚Ě

not yet completed

301

clothing

klóuðiŋ

ˆß—Ţ

The things you wear on your body e.g. shirt, dress, tie

302

thing

ƒĆíŋ

‚ ‚Ě•¨G‚ ‚Ě‚ą‚Ć

something you cannot remember the name of

303

nothing

nʌ́ƒĆiŋ

‰˝‚ŕ`‚Č‚˘

Not anything, not a single thing

304

something

sʌ́mƒĆìŋ

‰˝‚Š

thing that is not yet known or named

305

anything

éniƒĆìŋ

i‹^–╜‚Łj‰˝‚ЁCi”ے蕜‚Łj‰˝‚ŕCim’蕜‚Łj‰˝‚Ĺ‚ŕ

thing of any kind; used to refer to a thing in questions

306

everything

évriƒĆiŋ

‚ˇ‚ׂĂ̂ą‚ƁE‚ŕ‚Ě

All of the things mentioned

307

king

kíŋ

‰¤

royal male ruler of a country (inherited from family)

308

T

hardworking

‹Î•ׂČ,‚ć‚­‚Í‚˝‚ç‚­

always puts a lot of effort into the task or job

309

T

ceiling

síːliŋ

“Vˆä,Ĺ‚‰żŠi,Ĺ‚ŒŔ“x

the thing that covers the room up high

310

T

incoming

“ü—ˆ

just arriving

311

T

upcoming

—ˆ‚é‚ׂŤ

happening soon

312

morning

mɔ́ː[r]niŋ

’ЁGŒß‘O

early part of the day before 12 pm

313

evening

íːvniŋ

—[•űG”Ó

The last part of the day and early part of the night

314

ring

ríŋ

ƒxƒ‹‚âƒAƒ‰[ƒ€‚Ě‰š‚Ş–Â‚éG‹ż‚­

To produce a sound from a bell, alarm or telephone

315

bring

bríŋ

Ž‚Á‚Ä‚­‚éG‚ŕ‚˝‚炡GŽŠ‚炚‚é

to take or go with someone to a place

316

during

d[j]ù[ə]riŋ

`‚ĚŠÔ‚É

At some point in the course of an event or thing

317

spring

spríŋ

t

time of year when plants start growing after winter

318

string

stríŋ

Ž…G‚Đ‚ŕ

Thick thread; thin rope

319

sing

síŋ

‰Ě‚¤

To make musical sounds with your voice

320

wing

wíŋ

—ƒ

part of an animal's body that is used for flying

321

T

ongoing

Œp‘ą’†‚Ě,(ŒťÝ)is’†‚Ě,Œťs‚Ě,”­’B’†‚Ě

still happening

322

swing

swíŋ

ƒuƒ‰ƒ“ƒR

outdoor seat that hangs by two ropes, often from a tree

323

long

lɔ́[ː]ŋ

’ˇ‚˘

large distance from one end to the other

324

along

əlɔ̀[ː]ŋ

`‚ɉˆ‚Á‚Ä

At a point on a line

325

belong

bilɔ́[ː]ŋ

‘Ž‚ˇ‚é

To be a member of a particular group and feel welcomed

326

wrong

rɔ́[ː]ŋ

ŠÔˆá‚Á‚˝GŠÔˆá‚Á‚Ä

Not right, incorrect; not true; bad

327

strong

strɔ́[ː]ŋ

‹­‚˘G—Í‹­‚˘

Having big muscles; physically powerful

328

song

sɔ́[ː]ŋ

‰Ě

Some music with words in verse

329

dog

dɔ́[ː]ɡ

Œ˘

Small 4-legged animal that barks kept as a pet

330

log

lɔ́[ː]ɡ

ŠŰ‘ž

piece of a tree that has fallen or been cut

331

catalog

kǽt[ə]lɔ̀[ː]ɡ

ƒJƒ^ƒƒO

list of items that are available for purchase, usually in the form of a book

332

dialog

‘Θb

conversation between two or more individuals

333

league

líːɡ

“Ż–żGƒŠ[ƒO 

association of sports teams that organizes matches for its members

334

colleague

kɑ́liːɡ

“Ż—ť

person you work together or cooperate with

335

T

fatigue

fətíːɡ

”ć˜J,”ć˜J‚ˇ‚é

what you feel when you are very, very tired

336

a

ˆę‚‚Ě

One (of something)

337

agenda

ədʒéndə

‹c‘č;  ­ô;  •űj

plan or policy to achieve your goal or intentions

338

T

sofa

sóufə

ƒ\ƒtƒ@[

a long soft seat with a back, big enough for at least two people to sit on

339

T

yoga

jóuɡə

ƒˆƒK,ƒˆƒK‚̍s(áґz“ICs–@)

a system of exercise to give control over your mind and body

340

formula

fɔ́ː[r]mjələ

•ű–@

plan, rule or method for doing or making something

341

T

umbrella

ʌmbrélə

ŽP,‰JŽP

something, like an organization, that covers a  similar range of things

342

T

vanilla

vənílə

ƒoƒjƒ‰,ƒoƒjƒ‰‚ĚŽŔ,ƒoƒjƒ‰ƒGƒbƒZƒ“ƒX

a flavoring used in ice cream and other sweet foods to make them taste good

343

drama

drɑ́ːmə

Œ€Gƒhƒ‰ƒ}

play that is performed on stage, theater, or TV

344

T

cinema

sínəmə

‰f‰ćŠŮ,‰f‰ć

a movie theatre

345

T

sauna

sɔ́ːnə

ƒTƒEƒi,ƒTƒEƒi—ę

a Finnish steam bath; steam is produced by pouring water over heated rocks 

346

T

tuna

t[j]úːnə

y‹›zƒ}ƒOƒ,–Ž

a type of fish that lives in the sea, and is good to eat

347

camera

kǽm[ə]rə

ƒJƒƒ‰

object that takes pictures digitally, or on film

348

era

íːrə

Žž‘ă

period of time that is characterized by particular events, qualities, conditions, or individuals

349

T

genre

ʒɑ́ːnrə

—ŢŒ^,Œ`ŽŽ,—lŽŽ,ƒWƒƒƒ“ƒ‹,•—‘­‰ć(‚Ě),y‰f‰ćz“ÁŽę‚Č‹ZpĽƒXƒg[ƒŠ[ĽƒZƒbƒg‚đŽg—p‚ľ‚˝‰f‰ć

type of art, literature, or film, e.g. romance

350

opera

ɑ́p[ə]rə

ƒIƒyƒ‰ 

play with music in which all the words are sung

351

T

orchestra

ɔ́ː[r]kəstrə

ƒI[ƒPƒXƒgƒ‰,ŠÇŒˇŠy’c

many musicians with different instruments playing one musical piece

352

extra

ékstrə

—]•Ş‚ĚC—]•Ş‚Č‚ŕ‚Ě

More than necessary; additional

353

T

pizza

píːtsə

ƒsƒU(ƒpƒC)

a round piece of baked dough, covered with tomato, cheese and other ingredients

354

T

pasta

pɑ́ːstə

ƒpƒXƒ^

shaped and dried dough, made from flour and water, often used in Italian cooking

355

data

déitə

ƒf[ƒ^

Facts or information used to calculate or analyze

356

via

váiə

`‚đŒo—R‚ľ‚āG`‚É‚ć‚Á‚Ä

By going through, by way of

357

idea

aidíːə

l‚ځGƒAƒCƒfƒA

belief, thought, suggestion, opinion or plan

358

T

media

míːdiə

”}‘Ě

related to different forms of communication, e.g. radio, TV, newspapers etc.

359

area

é[ə]riə

’nˆćGęŠ

A specific section or space; part of a region

360

T

cafeteria

kæ̀fətí[ə]riə

ƒJƒtƒFƒeƒŠƒA

a restaurant where you serve yourself and pay a cashier 

361

T

bacteria

bæktí[ə]riə

ƒoƒNƒeƒŠƒA

small microbes that often make you sick

362

T

criteria

kraití[ə]riə

”ť’čŠî€,”ť’č‹K€,criterion‚Ě•Ą”Œ`

details used to make a decision

363

T

visa

víːzə

¸Ř,— ‘‚Ť,ƒrƒU,—ˇŒ”‚É— ‘‚Ť‚đ‚ˇ‚é,ƒrƒU‚đ—^‚Ś‚é

travel permit that allows you to enter a particular country for a period of time

364

watch

wɑ́tʃ

ŠĎŽ@‚ˇ‚é

to look at carefully to work out what is happening

365

T

wristwatch

wríst wàtch

˜rŽžŒv

a small device for telling the time that you wear on your lower arm

366

catch

kǽtʃ

•߂܂ڂé

use your hands to stop and hold something flying

367

match

mǽtʃ

ŽŽ‡

a sports competition between two people or teams

368

T

dispatch

dispǽtʃ

‹}‘—(‚ˇ‚é),”­‘—(‚ˇ‚é),•Đ•t‚Ż‚é,‘Ź’B,“d•ń,”hŒ­

to send out

369

attach

ətǽtʃ

Žć‚č•t‚Ż‚éG“Y•t‚ˇ‚é

To be associated or connected with

370

T

detach

ditǽtʃ

ˆř‚Ť—Ł‚ˇ,Žć‚čŠO‚ˇ

to remove from something

371

much

mʌ́tʃ

‚˝‚­‚ł‚ń‚́C”ńí‚ɁG‚ž‚˘‚˝‚˘

a lot; large amount; a high degree of

372

such

[weak]sətʃ,[strɡ]sʌ́tʃ

‚ť‚̂悤‚ȁG‚ƂĂŕ`‚Č

Like or similar

373

touch

tʌ́tʃ

G‚éGÚ‚ˇ‚é

to feel an object with your fingers, etc

374

T

sketch

skétʃ

ƒXƒPƒbƒ`‚ˇ‚é,ƒXƒPƒbƒ`,‘ˆÄ,ŠT—Ş

a simple, quickly made drawing

375

stretch

strétʃ

L‚΂ˇ

To make something bigger by pulling on it

376

pitch

pítʃ

ƒ{[ƒ‹‚𓊂°‚éC“Š‹…

black substance that is sticky when it is hot and very hard when it is dry

377

rich

rítʃ

‹ŕŽ‚żG–L‚Š‚Č

Having a lot of money, possessions, or resources

378

which

[h]wítʃ

‚Ç‚ż‚ç

question word to ask about a personfs choice

379

T

sandwich

sǽn[d]witʃ

ƒTƒ“ƒhƒCƒbƒ`

two pieces of bread with a filling inside, e.g. meat or jam

380

switch

swítʃ

ƒXƒCƒbƒ`

thing you move to turn electrical items on or off

381

branch

brǽn[t]ʃ

Ž}

part of a tree growing outward from the trunk

382

bunch

bʌ́n[t]ʃ

‘Š

group of things of the same kind

383

lunch

lʌ́n[t]ʃ

’‹H

light meal eaten in the middle of the day

384

T

bench

bén[t]ʃ

ƒxƒ“ƒ`,–@’ě,Ů”ťŠŻ

a long, usually wooden, seat found mainly in parks

385

inch

ín[t]ʃ

ƒCƒ“ƒ`

1/12 of a foot (2.54 centimeters)

386

launch

lɔ́ːn[t]ʃ

Žn‚ß‚éG”­ŽË‚ˇ‚é

to put a rocket into the air; put a ship into the water

387

church

tʃə́ː[r]tʃ

‹ł‰ď

building where christians gather and pray to god

388

search

sə́ː[r]tʃ

‘{‚ˇC‘{ő

To carefully look for something

389

research

riːsə́ː[r]tʃ

Œ¤‹†CŒ¤‹†‚ˇ‚é

To carefully study to find and report new knowledge

390

coach

kóutʃ

ƒR[​ƒ`

person who teaches others how to do (sport, job)

391

approach

əpróutʃ

‹ß‚Ă‚­G Ú‹ß‚ˇ‚é

To get close to reaching something or somewhere

392

each

íːtʃ

ŠeG1‚Â1‚‚Ě

Every one of two or more things

393

beach

bíːtʃ

ť•l

large area of sand, next to an area of water

394

speech

spíːtʃ

˜bGƒXƒs[ƒ`

expression of ideas or opinions

395

reach

ríːtʃ

L‚Ń‚éG‹y‚ԁG“Í‚­G“ž’…‚ˇ‚éCL‚΂ˇ‚ą‚ƁG“Í‚­”͈Í

To come to or arrive at a goal or destination

396

teach

tíːtʃ

‹ł‚Ś‚é

To help someone learn or do something

397

with

wíð/wiƒĆ

`‚Ćˆę‚É;  `‚ŁG`‚Ěˆęˆő‚ŁG`‚ÉŽ^Ź‚ľ‚āG`‚ľ‚˝ó‘Ô‚Ĺ

Used to express that people or things are together

398

smooth

smúːð

‚Ȃ߂炊‚ȁC‚Ȃ߂炊‚É‚ˇ‚é

Something that feels pleasant and flat when you touch it not rough

399

breathe

bríːð

ŒÄ‹z‚ˇ‚é

To move air into and out of your lungs

400

T

badge

bǽdʒ

ƒoƒbƒW

a small piece of material with your name and details on that you wear to show who you are

401

T

luggage

lʌ́ɡidʒ

y‰pz(W‡“I)Žč‰×•¨,—ˇs‚Š‚Î‚ń

Bags and cases that you carry your clothes in when you go on a journey

402

mortgage

mɔ́ː[r]ɡidʒ

’ď“–GZ‘[ƒ“

long-term loan from a bank for buying property

403

judge

dʒʌ́dʒ

R—‚ˇ‚éGR¸‚ˇ‚éG”ť’f‚ˇ‚é

To form an opinion after careful consideration

404

package

pǽkidʒ

Ź•ďG•ď‘•GƒpƒbƒP[ƒW

box or container items are placed in for mailing

405

knowledge

nɑ́lidʒ

’mŽŻ

Information, understanding, or skill

406

village

vílidʒ

‘ş

small town in the country

407

T

mileage

máilidʒ

‘ƒ}ƒCƒ‹”,ƒ}ƒCƒ‹•\ŽŚ‹——Ł,ƒ}ƒCƒ‹“–‚˝‚č—ż‹ŕ,—˜‰v

distance travelled in miles

408

damage

dǽmidʒ

‘šŠQC‘šŠQ‚đ—^‚Ś‚é

Physical harm that is done to something

409

image

ímidʒ

ƒCƒ[ƒWG‰ć‘œ

picture, sculpture or painting of something

410

manage

mǽnidʒ

Œo‰c‚ˇ‚éGŠÇ—‚ˇ‚é

To run or operate a business by directing others

411

coverage

kʌ́v[ə]ridʒ

•ń“š

type of programs a radio or TV station broadcasts

412

storage

stɔ́ːridʒ

’™‘ G•ۊǁG•۩Ǐꏩ

act of storing something; a depository for goods

413

T

cartridge

kɑ́ː[r]tridʒ

ƒJ[ƒgƒŠƒbƒW,ƒpƒgƒ[ƒl,–ň•ď,’e–ň“›

a piece of the equipment that is a sealed unit, and that can be taken out and replaced

414

passage

pǽsidʒ

’Ę˜HG’ʉß

narrow path or space through which people or objects can go through

415

message

mésidʒ

ƒƒbƒZ[ƒWG“`Œž

piece of information that is told/given to someone

416

T

usage

júːsidʒ

—p–@,Žg—p–@

the usual or customary way in which something is used

417

percentage

pə[r]séntidʒ

ƒp[ƒZƒ“ƒe[ƒWGŠ„‡

part of a whole divided into hundredths

418

T

shortage

ʃɔ́ː[r]tidʒ

”—ʂ̕s‘Ť,•s‘Ť,Œ‡“_

a lack of something

419

T

postage

póustidʒ

—X‘——ż‹ŕ,—X•Ö—ż‹ŕ,—XĹ,‚Ć‚Ä‚ŕ‹ˇ‚˘ęŠ

the charge for mailing something 

420

T

outage

áutidʒ

Œ¸—Ę,–ÚŒ¸‚č,‹ó‚Ť,ŒĚá,‹@”\‹xŽ~,’â“dŽžŠÔ

a failure in the power system so that there is no electricity available

421

language

lǽŋɡwidʒ

ŒžŒę

words or signs used to communicate messages

422

edge

édʒ

’[G‚Ó‚ż

boundary of a surface

423

allege

əlédʒ

Žĺ’Ł‚ˇ‚é

to State without proof

424

T

garbage

ɡɑ́ː[r]bidʒ

ś‚˛‚Ý,‚˛‚Ý,”p•¨,‚ ‚ç,‘䏊ƒSƒ~,Žc”Ń,‚ނ炭‚˝,‹ű,y’nkz

trash; something that is worthless

425

T

baggage

bǽɡidʒ

Žč‰×•¨

travel bags

426

college

kɑ́lidʒ

‘ĺŠwGi•āj’P‰Č‘ĺŠw

school or educational institution for adults

427

acknowledge

əknɑ́lidʒ

”F‚ß‚é

To say you accept the truth or value of something

428

privilege

prív[ə]lidʒ

“ÁŒ G“Á“T

advantage or right that is given to only a certain person or group of people

429

bridge

brídʒ

‹´

structure built over river/road so you can cross

430

encourage

enkə́ːridʒ

—ă‚Ü‚ˇG§—ァ‚é

To make someone more determined or confident

431

average

ǽv[ə]ridʒ

•˝‹Ď‚́G•’Ę‚Ě

typical or normal; usual; ordinary

432

T

beverage

bév[ə]ridʒ

ˆů—ż,ˆů‚Ý•¨

any liquid suitable for drinking

433

marriage

mǽridʒ

Œ‹Ľ

formal relationship between a husband and a wife

434

advantage

ədvǽntidʒ

—˜“_

thing making the chance of success higher

435

challenge

tʃǽlin[d]ʒ

’§í

an activity you wish to try that may be hard to do

436

orange

ɔ́[ː]rin[d]ʒ

ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWF

being a color that is a mixture of red and yellow

437

T

lounge

láun[d]ʒ

‚Ô‚ç‚Ô‚ç‚ĆŽž‚đ‰ß‚˛‚ˇ,‚Ž‚Á‚˝‚艥‚ɂȂé,‚Ô‚ç‚Ô‚ç‚Ć•ŕ‚­,’ˇˆÖŽq,‹xŒeŠ,’k˜bŽş,ƒ‰ƒEƒ“ƒW

a place to relax

438

change

tʃéin[d]ʒ

•Ď‚Ś‚éG •Ď‚í‚é

To make or become different, or into something else

439

exchange

ikstʃéin[d]ʒ

ŒđЎ‚ˇ‚é

To give things of similar value to each other

440

range

réin[d]ʒ

”͈́C”͈͂ɋy‚ԁG•Ŕ‚ׂé

limits within which something extends or varies

441

arrange

əréin[d]ʒ

‚Ť‚ż‚ń‚Ć•Ŕ‚ׂé;  Ž‚Ś‚é

To organize things into an order for them to happen

442

T

rearrange

ÄŽ—‚ˇ‚é

to put into a new order

443

strange

stréin[d]ʒ

Šď–­‚Č

Unusual or odd; surprising because unexpected

444

charge

tʃɑ́ː[r]dʒ

ż‹‚ˇ‚é

To ask for money as a price for a service or goods

445

T

overcharge

•s“–‚ɐż‹‚ˇ‚é

to ask for too much money for goods or service

446

large

lɑ́ː[r]dʒ

‘傍‚˘GL‚˘

Big; of great size; broad, tall, wide, long, or fat

447

urge

ə́ː[r]dʒ

‘Ł‚ˇCŐ“ށG–{”\

To strongly persuade someone to do something

448

T

merge

mə́ː[r]dʒ

‡•š‚ˇ‚é,‡“Ż‚ˇ‚é,“݉ť‹zŽű‚ˇ‚é,—n‚Żž‚Ü‚š‚é,—Z‡‚ˇ‚é

to bring two things together to make one

449

emerge

imə́ː[r]dʒ

oŒť‚ˇ‚é

To rise or appear out of some background

450

huge

hjúːdʒ

‹‘ĺ‚Č

Very very large

451

T

oblige

əbláidʒ

‹­‚˘‚é,—]‹V‚Č‚­‚ł‚š‚é

to make someone have to do something

452

age

éidʒ

”N—î

number of years a person has lived (also of things)

453

engage

enɡéidʒ,ɑ̀ːŋɡɑːʒéi

]Ž–‚ˇ‚éG‚Š‚Ý‡‚¤

To carry out, participate in; be involved in

454

T

cage

kéidʒ

œ‘g‚Ý,’š˜U,ŠÄ–,ƒS[ƒ‹,‚Š‚˛(‚É‚˘‚ę‚é),(ƒ{[ƒ‹ĽƒpƒbƒN‚đ)ƒS[ƒ‹‚É‚˘‚ę‚é

a box-like crate usually made of steel

455

page

péidʒ

ƒy[ƒW

One side of a sheet of paper

456

stage

stéidʒ

•‘‘ä

place where actors or musician perform for others

457

wage

wéidʒ

’Ŕ‹ŕ

money paid to a worker for the hours they worked

458

wash

wɑ́ʃ

ô‚¤

To clean someone or something with soap and water

459

cash

kǽʃ

Œť‹ŕ

physical money (not credit card or digital)

460

flash

flǽʃ

‘MŒőC‚Ň‚Š‚Á‚ĆŒő‚é

sudden bright light

461

crash

krǽʃ

Ő“Ë‚ˇ‚é

to damage an object by causing it to hit something

462

T

trash

trǽʃ

‚˛‚Ý,‚­‚¸

garbage or waste; something worthless

463

rush

rʌ́ʃ

‘ĺ‹}‚Ź‚Ĺ‚ˇ‚éG“ːi‚ˇ‚éC‹}‚ʁG“ːiG‚قƂ΂ľ‚č

To do something very quickly

464

brush

brʌ́ʃ

–‚˘‚˝‚蕼‚¤‚˝‚ß‚ĚƒnƒP

thing used to comb your hair or to clean the floor

465

fresh

fréʃ

V‚ľ‚˘

Newly made or gathered

466

T

refresh

rifréʃ

Œł‹C‚Ă‚Ż‚é,‚ł‚í‚₊‚Č‹C•ނɂˇ‚é,‚𐜂Ťś‚Ť‚ł‚š‚é,‚đV‚˝‚É‚ˇ‚é,•â‹‹‚ˇ‚é

to put new life or energy into

467

dish

díʃ

ŽMG—ż—

shallow container that you cook or serve food in

468

fish

fíʃ

‹›

animal that swims and lives in the sea

469

T

demolish

dimɑ́liʃ

(Œš•¨)‚đ”j‰ó‚ˇ‚é,‚đŽć‚č‰ó‚ˇ,•˘‚ˇ,•˝‚ç‚°‚é,y’nkz

knock down; completely destroy

470

T

polish

pɑ́liʃ

‚𖁂­,‚̂‚â‚đo‚ˇ,‚đô—ű‚ˇ‚é,‚đă•i‚É‚ˇ‚é,–‚Ť•˛,Œő‘ňÜ

to make something shine with a cloth

471

establish

istǽbliʃ

Ý—§‚ˇ‚éG§’股‚é

To set or create something to last for a long time

472

T

publish

pʌ́bliʃ

‚đo”Ĺ‚ˇ‚é,‚đ”­•\‚ˇ‚é

to print and distribute

473

accomplish

əkɑ́mpliʃ/əkómpliʃ

’BŹ‚ˇ‚é

to succeed in doing; complete successfully

474

finish

fíniʃ

I‚í‚č

the end of something; completion

475

T

furnish

fə́ː[r]niʃ

”ő‚Ś•t‚Ż‚é,‚đ‹Ÿ‹‹‚ˇ‚é,‚đ’ń‹Ÿ‚ˇ‚é,‚đ‘•”ő‚ˇ‚é

to put furniture in

476

wish

wíʃ

Šč‚¤

To want something to happen or to become true

477

distinguish

distíŋɡwiʃ

‹ć•Ę‚ˇ‚é

To be a feature to make something clearly different from others

478

push

púʃ

‰Ÿ‚ľ‚Ě‚Ż‚é

To force something away from you

479

bath

bǽƒĆ

—‘…

long container you fill with hot water to wash in

480

path

pǽƒĆ

Ź“šG’ʂ蓚

track made with stones/by walking over the ground

481

death

déƒĆ

Ž€GŽ€–S

when someone dies; the end of life

482

breath

bréƒĆ

‘§GŒÄ‹z

air you take in and out of your body

483

length

léŋ[k]ƒĆ

’ˇ‚ł

measurement of distance or of time

484

strength

stréŋ[k]ƒĆ

—́G‹­‚ł

Being strong

485

health

hélƒĆ

Œ’N

(person, company) being in a good condition; being well

486

wealth

wélƒĆ

•x

large amount of money and possessions

487

month

mʌ́nƒĆ

ŒŽ

one of 12 28-31 day periods in the year

488

T

cloth

klɔ́[ː]ƒĆ

ƒ‰ƒVƒƒ,•z,D•¨,•z’n,–‹,•ž’n

a piece of thin material

489

T

tablecloth

ƒe[ƒuƒ‹ƒNƒƒX

a cover for a table

490

depth

dépƒĆ

[‚ł

distance below a surface

491

earth

ə́ː[r]ƒĆ

’n‹…

the planet we live on

492

birth

bə́ː[r]ƒĆ

’aś

time when a baby or young animal is born

493

worth

wə́ː[r]ƒĆ

‰ż’l

how much something is worth; the value of something

494

forth

fɔ́ː[r]ƒĆ

‘O‚ցGŠO‚Ö

Outward forward

495

north

nɔ́ː[r]ƒĆ

–k

direction to your left when facing the rising sun

496

mouth

[v]máuð,[n]máuƒĆ

ŒűCŒž‚¤

part of the face used for eating and talking

497

south

sáuƒĆ

“ěG“ě‚́G“ě‚Ö

direction that is the opposite of north

498

both

bóuƒĆ

—ź•ű

Used to refer to two things at the same time

499

growth

ɡróuƒĆ

Ź’ˇG‘BGŽîá‡

act of growing

500

T

booth

búːƒĆ

ƒeƒ“ƒgŠ|‚݉ޑä

an enclosed space like a cubicle, stall or stand

501

truth

trúːƒĆ

^—G^ŽŔ

real facts about something

502

tooth

túːƒĆ

Ž•

hard white things in the mouth, used to bite

503

youth

júːƒĆ

Â”NŽž‘ăGŽá‚łGŽáŽŇ

When you are young ; a young person

504

faith

féiƒĆ

M‹ÂGM—Š

belief that that something is true without proof

505

beneath

biníːƒĆ

`‚̉ş‚É

Under; In or to a lower position; below

506

T

garage

ɡərɑ́ː[d]ʒ

ƒKƒŒ[ƒW,ŽÔŒÉ

a place where you keep your car

507

T

massage

məsɑ́ːʒ

ƒ}ƒbƒT[ƒW,‚ ‚ń‚Ü,ˆÂ–€p,‚ŕ‚ÝŽĄ—Ă

rub the body in a special way that makes it feel better

508

T

concierge

kɑ̀nsiéə[r]ʒ

ƒAƒp[ƒg‚Ȃǂ̊Ǘl(’Ę—á—Ť)

the person in a hotel whose job it is to arrange things for the guests

509

T

dock

dɑ́k

ƒhƒbƒN‚É“ü‚ę‚é,ƒhƒbƒLƒ“ƒO‚ˇ‚é,yA•¨zƒXƒJƒ“ƒ|‚Ě—Ţ

the place where boats get tied up

510

shock

‚Ź‚ĺ‚Á‚Ć‚ł‚š‚éCŒƒ“ˁGƒVƒ‡ƒbƒN

sudden bad feeling caused by something unexpected

511

lock

lɑ́k

ů‚⃍ƒbƒNAŒŽ‚đ‚Š‚Ż‚é

To use a key/code so others canft open something

512

block

blɑ́k

–W‚°‚éG Ç‚Ž

To stop from going forward or making progress

513

clock

klɑ́k

ŽžŒv

A device that shows the time

514

T

o'clock

əklɑ́k

`Žž

the hour of the day

515

knock

nɑ́k

ƒmƒbƒN‚ˇ‚é

To hit something to get people's attention

516

rock

rɑ́k

ŠâGÎ

big stone; hard, solid substance forming mountains

517

T

sock

sɑ́k

ƒ\ƒbƒNƒX,’Z‚˘ŒC‰ş,ŒC‰ş,yŒűŒęz‚°‚ń‚ą‚Ĺ‰Ł‚é‚ą‚Ć,‹­‘Ĺ

something you wear on your foot to keep you warm

518

stock

stɑ́k

ÝŒÉG’~‚ځCŽd“ü‚ę‚éG–ž‚˝‚ˇ

piece of a business, bought in the form of shares

519

back

bǽk

‚ŕ‚Ƃɖ߂Á‚Ä

have returned to a place you were before

520

T

feedback

‹A‚Á‚Ä‚­‚éˆÓŒŠĽ”˝‰žĽî•ń,Žč‚˛‚˝‚Ś

information given to the provider about how good or bad the goods or services were

521

T

drawback

–ß‚ľĹ,Œ‡“_,áŠQ

the downside of something

522

T

paperback

ކ•\ކ–{,ƒy[ƒp[ƒoƒbƒN(”Ĺ)

a book that has a cover made of paper

523

lack

lǽk

•s‘ŤCŒ‡‚˘‚Ä‚˘‚é

to not have, or not have enough, of something

524

black

blǽk

•‚˘

color of the sky on a dark night

525

T

snack

snǽk

ŒyH‚đ‚Ć‚é,Œy‚˘HŽ–,ŒyH(‚đ‚Ć‚é),‹}‚˘‚Ĺ‚ˇ‚éHŽ–

Small amount of food eaten between meals

526

pack

pǽk

•ď‚ށG‹l‚ß‚é

To put things in a suitcase to go on a trip

527

T

backpack

ƒoƒbƒNƒpƒbƒN(‚đ”w•‰‚Á‚ÄŽŠ‘R‚ɐe‚ľ‚Ţ)(˜g•t‚ŤƒŠƒ…ƒbƒN)

a bag with shoulder straps worn on the back

528

T

rack

rǽk

’I,˜g,‚đ‹ę‚ľ‚ß‚é,y‹CŰz‚ż‚Ź‚ę‰_

a stand or shelf to put things on

529

crack

krǽk

Š„‚ę‚éCŠ„‚ę–Ú

To almost break something

530

track

trǽk

ŐG“šC’ǐՂˇ‚é

To follow behind someone to see what they are doing

531

attack

ətǽk

UŒ‚‚ˇ‚é

to try to destroy, beat, or injure

532

T

stack

stǽk

Ď‚ݏd‚Ë,ƒXƒ^ƒbƒN,‘͐Ď,Šą‚ľ‘‚ĚŽR,‚đĎ‚ݏd‚Ë‚é

a pile of things placed one on top of the other

533

bank

bǽŋk

‹âs

A financial institution that keeps or lends money

534

thank

ƒĆǽŋk

Š´ŽÓ‚ˇ‚é

to tell someone you are grateful to them

535

rank

rǽŋk

ŠK‹‰G’nˆĘC‡ˆĘ•t‚Ż‚ˇ‚é

To rate people in higher or lower position relative to others

536

tank

tǽŋk

ƒ^ƒ“ƒN

container for holding liquid or gas

537

T

junk

dʒʌ́ŋk

‚ނ炭‚˝(‚É‚ˇ‚é),–ƒ–ň,ƒWƒƒƒ“ƒN(’†‘‚Ě•˝’ꔿ‘D),”jŠü‚ˇ‚é

useless item; trash

538

T

ink

íŋk

ƒCƒ“ƒN,yŒŠoŒęz’˛ˆó‚ˇ‚é,sign

liquid found in pens

539

think

ƒĆíŋk

l‚Ś‚éGŽv‚¤

To have an idea, opinion or belief about something

540

link

líŋk

‚Â‚Č‚ŽG˜AŒ‹‚ˇ‚éC—Ö

To join or connect together

541

pink

píŋk

ƒsƒ“ƒN

One of the colors people can see:

542

drink

dríŋk

ˆů‚Ţ

To put water in your body through your mouth

543

sink

síŋk

—Ź‚ľ

large bowl in a kitchen or washroom for washing things

544

luck

lʌ́k

‰^

accidental way things happen, often good things

545

stomach

stʌ́mək

ˆÝ

place in the body where food is digested

546

truck

trʌ́k

ƒgƒ‰ƒbƒN

automotive vehicle suitable for hauling

547

T

deck

dék

ƒfƒbƒL,b”Â

like a patio or terrace

548

check

tʃék

Šm”F‚ˇ‚é

To confirm the details of something are correct

549

T

paycheck

‹‹—żŽx•ĽŹŘŽč,‹‹—ż

the piece of paper that tells a worker how much they have earned

550

neck

nék

Žń

part of the body joining the head and the body

551

T

tech

ték

‹Zp‚Ě,‰ČŠw‹Zp,‹ZpŽŇ

short form of the word 'technology'

552

T

graphic

ɡrǽfik

ƒOƒ‰ƒtƒBƒbƒN,ƒOƒ‰ƒt‚Ě,}‰ć‚Ě,ƒOƒ‰ƒtƒBƒbƒNƒA[ƒg‚Ě,‚܂̂ ‚˝‚č‚ÉŒŠ‚é‚悤‚Č,ś‚Ť‚˘‚Ť‚Ć‚ľ‚˝

to do with a picture or image

553

traffic

trǽfik

Œđ’Ę

amount of activity over a communication system

554

T

terrific

tərífik

‹°‚낾‚˘,‘ĺ•Ď‚Č,‚Ђǂ˘,‚ˇ‚˛‚˘

very great or wonderful

555

specific

spəsífik

–žŠm‚ȁG“Á’č‚Ě

Special or particular; clearly presented or stated

556

scientific

sàiəntífik

‰ČŠw“I

Concerning science

557

logic

lɑ́dʒik

˜_—

proper, valid sensible reasoning

558

magic

mǽdʒik

Žč•iG–‚–@

Any art that invokes supernatural powers

559

T

strategic

strətíːdʒik

í—ޏă‚Ě,(I‚Ý‚Č)í—Ş(ă)‚Ě,Œv—Ş‚Ě,—L—˜‚Č

in a way carefully thought about

560

thick

ƒĆík

‚ÔŒú‚˘

Having a large distance between two surfaces

561

kick

kík

R‚é

hit using the foot

562

public

pʌ́blik

Œö‚́GŒö“I‚Č

concerning society in general

563

T

click

klík

‚Š‚ż‚č‚Ć‰š‚Ş‚ˇ‚é,yŒűŒęzç’k‚Č‚Ç‚Şƒsƒ“‚Ć—ˆ‚é,‚킊‚é,y‹[‰šŒęzƒJƒ`,ƒpƒ`ƒŠ,ƒJƒ`ƒ“‚Ć‚˘‚¤‰š

to press a button

564

economic

èkənɑ́mik

ŒoĎ‚Ě

Having to do with trade, industry, and money

565

T

dynamic

dainǽmik

“Ž—Í‚Ě,“Ž“I‚Č,—ÍŠw‚Ě,“Ž“I

energetic

566

academic

æ̀kədémik

ŠwŽŇG ‘ĺŠw‹łŽö

educator who works at a college or university

567

T

chronic

krɑ́nik

–Ť‚Ě,íK“I‚Č,’ˇˆř‚­

for a long time

568

electronic

ilèktrɑ́nik

“dŽq‚Ě

Operating by use of electricity; digital

569

organic

ɔː[r]ɡǽnik

—L‹@‘̂́GƒI[ƒKƒjƒbƒN

Concerning food made with few or no chemicals

570

T

mechanic

məkǽnik

‹@ŠBH,–źl

a person who fixes machinery for a living

571

panic

pǽnik

‹°QGƒpƒjƒbƒN

overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety

572

T

clinic

klínik

—Տ°u‹`,f—ĂŽş

a place you go when sick, like a mini-hospital

573

ethnic

éƒĆnik

–Ż‘°“I‚Č

Connected with people who shares a cultural tradition

574

T

picnic

píknik

ƒsƒNƒjƒbƒN,ŒËŠO‚ł̐HŽ–,sŠy‚ٓ̕–,sŠy,Šy‚ČŽdŽ–

a packed meal to take with you and eaten in the open air

575

pick

pík

‘I‚Ô

to decide on a thing from various choices; select

576

topic

tɑ́pik

˜b‘čGƒgƒsƒbƒN

matter people talk or write about

577

T

fabric

fǽbrik

D•¨,•z,‘@ˆŰ,\‘˘,‘gD,Œš•¨

material, cloth

578

T

generic

dʒənérik

ƒm[ƒuƒ‰ƒ“ƒh‚Ě,‘Ž‚Ě,ˆę”Ę“I‚Č,•“I‚Č,y•ś–@z‘Ě“I‚Č

general

579

historic

histɔ́[ː]rik

—đŽj“I‚Č

Belonging to the past; of what is important or famous in the past

580

trick

trík

‚˘‚˝‚¸‚çG‚˛‚܂ЂľC‚ž‚Ü‚ˇ

To make someone think something that is not true

581

electric

iléktrik

“d‹C‚Ě

using electricity

582

sick

sík

•a‹C‚Ě

Having a physical or mental illness

583

classic

klǽsik

ˆę—Źě•iGŒĂ“T

Something popular or famous for a long time

584

basic

béisik

Šî–{“I‚Č

at the most important or easiest (beginner) level

585

T

exotic

iɡzɑ́tik

ˆŮ‘(•—)‚Ě,ŠO‘(ŽY)‚Ě,ŠO—ˆ‚Ě,ˆŮ‘î‚Ě,•—•Ď‚í‚č‚Č,–Ł˜f“I‚Č,ŠO—ˆ‚Ě•¨,ŠOl[˛¸ŢƒUĂ¨Ż¸]

from another country

586

dramatic

drəmǽtik

Œ€“I‚Č 

(of an event) sudden and extreme

587

T

automatic

ɔ̀ːtəmǽtik

ŽŠ“Ž“I,ŽŠ“Ž‚Ě

done without thinking

588

democratic

dèməkrǽtik

–ŻŽĺ“I‚Č

of democracy; entitling the people to power

589

T

energetic

ènə[r]dʒétik

¸—͂̂ ‚é,ƒGƒlƒ‹ƒMƒbƒVƒ…

to be lively, full of energy

590

T

athletic

æƒĆlétik

‰^“ދًZ‚Ě

to do with sports

591

T

cosmetic

kɑzmétik

•\–Ę“I‚Č,‰ťĎ•i

makes something look better without changing it too much

592

genetic

dʒənétik

ˆâ“`‚Ě

Concerning GENES or the scientific study of how a living thing's appearance, growth, and development are determined and transferred between generations

593

critic

krítik

•]˜_‰Ć

person who judges (e.g. art) and gives opinions

594

T

tactic

tǽktik

‡˜‚Ě,•űô

like a plan or scheme

595

romantic

roumǽntik

ƒƒ}ƒ“ƒ`ƒbƒN‚Č

Involving, causing, or relating to strong feelings of love between two people

596

T

authentic

ɔːƒĆéntik

M—Š‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é,MœßŤ‚Ě‚ ‚é,–{•¨‚Ě

real, not fake

597

stick

stík

–_

long thin piece of wood from a tree

598

T

diagnostic

dàiəɡnɑ́stik

f’f‚Ě

how you solve problems by working out what is wrong

599

plastic

plǽstik

ƒvƒ‰ƒXƒ`ƒbƒN

stiff but usually come; what flexible man-made material, usually made using a hydrocarbon-based polymer

600

fantastic

fæntǽstik

‘f°‚炾‚˘GŒś‘z“I‚Č

Very fanciful in design, construction, or appearance

601

T

enthusiastic

enƒĆ[j]ùːziǽstik

”MS‚Č

to show excitement for something

602

domestic

dəméstik

‘“ŕ‚Ě

Concerning or made in your own country

603

T

realistic

rìːəlístik

ŒťŽŔŽĺ‹`‚Ě

to be reasonable or be close to real life

604

T

optimistic

ŠyŠĎ“I‚Č,ŠyŠĎŽĺ‹`‚Ě

being positive about the future

605

characteristic

kæ̀rəktərístik

“Á’Ľ“I‚Č

Typical or distinctive

606

statistic

stətístik

“Œv’l

number that represents a piece of information

607

T

artistic

ɑː[r]tístik

”üp‰Ć‚Ě,Œ|p“I‚Č,•—‰ë‚Č

to be creative, good at art

608

quick

kwík

‘f‘‚˘G‘Ź‚˘

Using very little time; moving far in little time

609

music

mjúːzik

‰šŠy

sounds that are sung or played to give pleasure

610

book

búk

–{

Thing made of pages with writing on that you read

611

T

handbook

Žčˆř‚Ť,•Ö——,—ˇsˆÄ“ŕ,y‹Ł”nz“q‹ŕ’ 

a book that gives intructions on how to do something

612

T

cookbook

—ż—‚Ě–{,Ú‚ľ‚˘‰đŕ‘

a book that gives directions  on how to prepare and cook food

613

T

workbook

ƒ[ƒNƒuƒbƒN,—űK’ ,(ŠwKĽ‹Ć–ą‚Ě)‹L˜^•ë,Œv‰ć‘,(ŽdŽ–‚Ě)‹K’čW

a file containing information about a particular subject, and relatated problems to be solved by the student

614

T

textbook

téks[t]bùk

‹ł‰Č‘

a book of facts to be used for the study of a particular subject

615

hook

húk

ƒtƒbƒNCƒtƒbƒN‚Œ݂邡

curved or bent tool

616

cook

kúk

—ż—‚ˇ‚é

To heat food until it is ready to eat

617

T

overlook

[v]òuvə[r]lúk,[n]˦˨˧

ŒŠ‰ß‚˛‚ˇ,ŒŠ“n‚š‚é,ŠÄ“‚ˇ‚é,‹–‚ˇ

to ignore, to not notice

618

T

outlook

áutlùk

ŒŠ’Ę‚ľ,ŒŠ‰đ,ŒŠ’Ł‚č,ŒŠ°‚炾

a view point

619

T

bulk

bʌ́lk

‘ĺ•”•Ş,‚΂ç‰×,‘唟,‘傍‚˘‚Š‚ł,‹‘ĺ‚Č—Ę

in big amount

620

milk

mílk

“ű

white liquid produced by females to feed babies

621

talk

tɔ́ːk

˜b‚ˇ

To say things or ideas to someone with words

622

walk

wɔ́ːk

•ŕ‚­

to move with your legs at a slowish pace

623

T

sidewalk

sáidwɔ̀ːk

•ŕ“š

the area that runs alonside a road for people to walk on

624

T

arc

ɑ́ː[r]k

ŒĘ

a curved line, like part of a circle

625

dark

dɑ́ː[r]k

ˆĂ‚˘

Having little or no light; not light in color

626

mark

mɑ́ː[r]k

ˆóG‹L†G•]‰żCˆó‚đ•t‚Ż‚éGŹŃ‚đ•t‚Ż‚é

To make or leave a visible sign on something; a writing symbol

627

T

trademark

¤•W,“o˜^¤•W

the trade or brand name

628

remark

rimɑ́ː[r]k

”­ŒžCq‚ׂé

To notice or make a comment about something

629

park

pɑ́ː[r]k

’“ŽÔęC’“ŽÔ‚ł‚š‚é

to put your car or bike in a certain place for a time

630

T

clerk

klə́ː[r]k

Ž––ąˆő

someone who works at a counter

631

work

wə́ː[r]k

ŽdŽ–

activity you do in order to make money

632

T

homework

hóumwə̀ː[r]k

h‘č,‰Ć’ë‚Ĺ‚ˇ‚éŽdŽ–

the work a teacher gives to students to be done outside of school

633

framework

fréimwə̀ː[r]k

\ŹG\‘z

basic structure of something

634

T

firework

‰Ô‰Î,Ë‹C‚̂Ђç‚ß‚Ť

a small stick-like object that, when lit with a flame, goes off with a bang and flashes of colored light

635

network

nétwə̀ː[r]k

ƒlƒbƒgƒ[ƒNG–Ô

system of connections

636

T

fork

fɔ́ː[r]k

ƒtƒH[ƒN,•ŞŠň“_

eating utensil

637

ask

ǽsk

q‚Ë‚éG‹‚ß‚éG—Š‚Ţ

To say to someone that you want something

638

T

mask

mǽsk

ƒ}ƒXƒN,‰ź–Ę‚đ‚Š‚Ô‚é,‰ź–Ę,•˘‚˘‰B‚ˇ‚ŕ‚Ě,‰ź–ʂࢂ¤,‰B‚ˇ

something that covers your face

639

task

tǽsk

ŽdŽ–G”C–ą

big or small piece of work someone has to do

640

desk

désk

Š÷

A piece of furniture like a table often with drawers

641

disk

dísk

ƒfƒBƒXƒN

thin or flat, round object, e.g. for storing data

642

risk

rísk

ŠëŒŻGƒŠƒXƒNC“q‚Ż‚éGŠëŒŻ‚É‚ł‚炡

To take the chance that you may do something dangerous

643

folk

fóuk

l‚́A–Ż‘°‚Ě

of ordinary people; not sophisticated

644

joke

dʒóuk

ç’kCç’k‚đŒž‚¤

To say or do things that are meant to be funny

645

smoke

smóuk

‹i‰Œ

To breathe in through a cigarette and then blow it out

646

stroke

stróuk

‚Ȃłé

To touch someone or something repeatedly in a caring way

647

bike

báik

ƒI[ƒgƒoƒCGŽŠ“]ŽÔ

2-wheeled vehicle ridden by pushing on foot pedals

648

T

hike

háik

ƒnƒCƒLƒ“ƒO‚đ‚ˇ‚é,ˆř‚Ťă‚°‚é,’lă‚°‚ˇ‚é,yŒŠoŒęzincrease,raise

walk a long way

649

like

láik

D‚Ţ

To find something pleasing; to prefer something

650

T

alike

əláik

ˇ•ʂȂ­,“Ż—l‚É,ˆę—l‚É

similar, almost the same

651

unlike

ʌnláik

Ž—‚Ä‚˘‚Č‚˘C〜‚Ćˆá‚Á‚Ä

Appearing or being different

652

T

dislike

disláik

‚Ť‚炤,Œ™‚¤

to not like, hate

653

strike

stráik

‘łG‰Ł‚é

To hit something

654

T

bake

béik

Ä‚­

to cook things inside the oven

655

T

headache

hédèik

“ޒɂނˇ‚é,“Ş’É,”Y‚݂̎í

pain in the head

656

shake

ʃéik

U‚éGk‚Ś‚éG“Ž—h‚ł‚š‚éCU“ށGk‚Ś

to move something violently back and forth or up and down

657

cake

kéik

ƒP[ƒL

A sweet baked food made from flour, eggs, fat and sugar

658

lake

léik

ŒÎ

large area of water surrounded by land

659

make

méik

ě‚é

to create something by putting things together

660

T

brake

bréik

yŽÔzƒuƒŒ[ƒL,Ž•Ž~‚ß,§“Ž‹@,yA•¨zƒƒ‰ƒr

to stop a vehicle by pressing a pedal

661

break

bréik

‰ó‚ˇGÜ‚é

to separate into pieces by force, or by dropping

662

sake

séik

ˆ×G–Ú“IG—˜‰v

interest or benefit of someone or something

663

take

téik

Ž‚ż‹A‚é

To pick up something and go away with it

664

undertake

ʌ̀ndə[r]téik

ˆř‚ŤŽó‚Ż‚é

To begin or attempt, commit oneself to and begin

665

T

steak

stéik

ƒXƒe[ƒL

a big piece of meat or fish

666

stake

stéik

“q‚Ż‹ŕCÜ‹ŕG—˜ŠQŠÖŒWC“q‚Ż‚é

To bet or wager on an outcome

667

mistake

mistéik

ŠÔˆá‚˘

something done wrong, calculated wrong, etc; error

668

wake

wéik

–Ú‚ŞŠo‚ß‚éG–ÚŠo‚ß‚ł‚š‚é

To stop something or someone sleeping

669

T

earthquake

ə́ː[r]ƒĆkwèik

y’nkz’nk

when the ground shakes due to the natural movement of rocks underground

670

cheek

tʃíːk

–j

soft skin on each side of the face, below the eyes

671

T

leak

líːk

‚đ˜R‚炡,˜R‚é,y‘­ŒęzŹ•Ö(‚đ‚ˇ‚é),î•ń˜R‚ę,˜R“d,˜R‚ę(Œű)

to drip water or other liquid

672

technique

tekníːk

‹Zp

way of doing by using special knowledge or skill

673

unique

juːníːk

“Ć“Á‚Ě

unlike other things; being the only one like it

674

peak

píːk

’¸“_‚É’B‚ˇ‚é

Being at the highest or best level of something

675

speak

spíːk

˜b‚ˇ

To use words to tell information, express thoughts

676

seek

síːk

’T‚ľ‹‚ß‚é

To search for; to try to find; look for

677

T

antique

æntíːk

ŒĂ•—‚Ě,‹ŒŽŽ‚Ě,ŒĂŠí,œ“Ÿ•i

very old item, usually furniture or jewellery

678

week

wíːk

TGTŠÔ

period of seven days, starts on Sunday and end on Saturday

679

alcohol

ǽlkəhɔ̀[ː]l

ƒAƒ‹ƒR[ƒ‹ˆů—ż

Drinks such as wine, whiskey, beer

680

international

ìntə[r]nǽʃənl

‘Ű“I‚Č

done or relating to several countries, not just your own

681

shall

ʃ[ə]l

`‚ˇ‚ׂŤ‚Ĺ‚ ‚éG“–‘R`‚ž‚낤G`‚ľ‚Ȃ݂ę‚΂Ȃç‚Č‚˘G`‚ľ‚Ü‚ľ‚傤‚Š

Expressing the future tense, to expect to happen

682

T

morale

mərǽl

Žu‹C,•—‹I,‹Î˜JˆÓ—~

the confidence in how a group of people all feel, usually at a difficult time

683

T

probable

prɑ́bəbl

‚ ‚肝‚¤‚Č,‚ ‚肤‚é,‚ŕ‚Á‚Ć‚ŕ‚炾‚˘,—L–]‚Č

possible, but not certain to be or become true or real

684

double

dʌ́bl

“ń”{C“ń”{‚Ě

Two times the amount or degree; twice

685

T

dependable

M—Š‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é

reliable, trustworthy

686

T

knowledgeable

’mŤ‚Ě‚ ‚é,‚ć‚­’m‚Á‚Ä‚˘‚é

to know much about a topic

687

T

eligible

élidʒəbl

Ž‘Ši‚Ě‚ ‚é,–]‚Ü‚ľ‚˘,“K”CŽŇ

able to be chosen

688

T

applicable

ǽplikəbl

“K—p‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é

relating to

689

remarkable

rimɑ́ː[r]kəbl

Œ°’˜‚Č

Interesting and unexpected, worthy of notice

690

available

əvéiləbl

—˜—p‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é

present and able to be used

691

T

unavailable

“ž‚ç‚ę‚Č‚˘,—˜—p‚Ĺ‚Ť‚Č‚˘,•sÝ‚Ě

not ready for use

692

reasonable

ríːznəbl

—Ť“I‚ȁG‡—“I

Fair and sensible; appropriate

693

capable

kéipəbl

”\—͂ނ ‚é

Having the ability to do something; can do

694

considerable

kənsíd[ə]rəbl

‚ЂȂč‚Ě

large in size, amount, or effect

695

T

favorable

féiv[ə]rəbl

DˆÓ‚ ‚é,DˆÓ“I‚Č,Ž^Ź‚Ě,“s‡‚̂悢,—L—˜‚Č,–]‚Ü‚ľ‚˘

to be seen as good or positive

696

terrible

térəbl

‚Ђǂ˘G‹°‚낾‚˘

Very bad; horrible

697

T

durable

d[j]ú[ə]rəbl

‘Ď‹v—͂̂ ‚é

very long lasting

698

horrible

hɔ́[ː]rəbl

‹°‚낾‚˘

Very unpleasant

699

trouble

trʌ́bl

”Y‚݁G˘“ďG–Ę“|G‚ŕ‚ß‚˛‚ƁG•a‹CGŒĚá

state of difficulty or stress

700

T

desirable

dizái[ə]rəbl

–Ł—Í‚Ş‚ ‚é,‰ż’l‚Ě‚ ‚é,–]‚Ü‚ľ‚˘,D‚Ü‚ľ‚˘

worth having or wanting

701

possible

pɑ́səbl

‰Â”\‚ȁG‰Â”\Ť‚Ş‚ ‚é

Having a chance of happening, or being true

702

impossible

impɑ́səbl

•s‰Â”\‚Č

very unlikely to happen or exist

703

T

accessible

æksésəbl

‹ß‚Ă‚Ť‚₡‚˘,Ú‹ß‚ľˆŐ‚˘

available, easy to reach

704

flexible

fléksəbl

_“î‚Č

Capable of being easily bent changed without breaking

705

responsible

rispɑ́nsəbl

Ó”C‚Ş‚ ‚éGM—Š‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é

Having the duty of dealing with something; being the cause or creator of something; behaving in a mature and reasonable manner

706

T

compatible

kəmpǽtəbl

—ź—§‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é,–ľ‚‚̂Ȃ˘,(ƒ\ƒtƒgƒEƒFƒA‚ȂǂĹ)ŒÝЎŤ‚Ş‚ ‚é

to go well with

707

T

profitable

prɑ́fətəbl

—L‰v‚Č

able to make money

708

T

charitable

tʃǽritəbl

Žœ”ߐ[‚˘

giving free money or help of some kind to someone who needs it

709

vegetable

védʒ[ə]təbl

–ěŘ

plant that is raised and eaten as food

710

acceptable

əkséptəbl/ækséptəbl

‹–—e‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é

Satisfactory; good enough

711

comfortable

kʌ́mftəbl

‰ő“K‚ȁG S’n‚悢

not being worried about something; at ease

712

T

uncomfortable

ʌnkʌ́mftəbl

‹S’n‚ĚˆŤ‚˘,‚ą‚ą‚ż‚ć‚­‚Č‚˘,•sˆŔ‚Č,–ď‰î‚Č

not pleased or happy with a situation or thing

713

T

portable

pɔ́ː[r]təbl

Ž‚ż‰^‚т̂łŤ‚é,ƒ|[ƒ^ƒuƒ‹‚Č,Œg‘Ń—p‚Ě

something that is small and easy to carry

714

suitable

súːtəbl

“K‚ľ‚˝G‚Ó‚ł‚킾‚˘

right for a particular purpose or occasion

715

reliable

riláiəbl

M—Š‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é

Deserving of your trust, dependable

716

T

unreliable

M—Š‚Ĺ‚Ť‚Č‚˘,—Š‚Ý‚É‚Č‚ç‚Č‚˘

not trustworthy

717

T

payable

péiəbl

ĚŽZ‚̂Ƃę‚é,Žx•Ľ‚¤‚ׂŤ,Žx•Ľ‚¤‚ą‚Ƃ̂łŤ‚é,Žx•Ľ–žŠú‚Ě,‚ŕ‚¤‚Š‚é

an amount of money due

718

variable

vé[ə]riəbl

•Ď‚í‚č‚₡‚˘

Having the ability to change or vary

719

valuable

vǽljəbl

’l’i‚ލ‚‚˘

Being worth a lot of money

720

T

invaluable

invǽljuəbl

”ńí‚É‹Md‚Č,priceless

to be of great worth

721

T

enjoyable

Šy‚ľ‚˘

not boring, fun

722

visible

vízəbl

–Ú‚ÉŒŠ‚Ś‚é

Can see , easily seen or understood

723

T

plausible

plɔ́ːzəbl

‚ŕ‚Á‚Ć‚ŕ‚炾‚˘,Œűć‚Ě‚¤‚Ü‚˘

it sounds like it could be true

724

T

advisable

ədváizəbl

“–‚𓞂˝,ŒŤ–ž‚Č,–]‚Ü‚ľ‚˘,ŠŠ‚߂đR‚é‚ׂŤ

something one should do, or is good to do

725

T

assemble

əsémbl

ľW‚ˇ‚é,‚đW‚ß‚é,‘g‚Ý—§‚Ä‚é

to gather people together

726

T

resemble

rizémbl

‚ÉŽ—‚Ä‚˘‚é

to look like, similar to

727

symbol

símbl

Ű’ĽG‹L†GƒVƒ“ƒ{ƒ‹

action, object that represents a particular idea or quality

728

T

verbal

və́ː[r]bl

Œž—t‚Ě,Œę‚Ě,•śŽš’Ę‚č‚Ě,Œű“Ş‚Ě,“ŽŽŒ‚Ě

spoken

729

global

ɡlóubl

˘ŠE“I‚Č

Concerning, affecting, or involving the entire world

730

mobile

[a]móubl,[n]móubiːl

Œg‘Ń“d˜b

Capable of moving from one place to another

731

able

éibl

〜‚ˇ‚邹‚Ć‚Ş‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é

Having the ability to do something

732

cable

kéibl

“dü

wire carrying electricity, TV signals, internet etc

733

label

léibl

ƒ‰ƒxƒ‹Cƒ‰ƒxƒ‹‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚éG–ź‘O‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é

a piece of paper or material to identify something

734

unable

ʌnéibl

〜‚ˇ‚邹‚Ć‚Ş‚Ĺ‚Ť‚Č‚˘

Not being able to do something

735

enable

enéibl

‰Â”\‚É‚ˇ‚é

To make it possible to do something

736

T

disable

diséibl

g‘Ě“IáŠQ‚Ě‚ ‚é,injured

to make something not work

737

table

téibl

ƒe[ƒuƒ‹

raised flat surface

738

T

timetable

Žž•\,—\’č•\

 a list of events and when they are going to happen

739

stable

stéibl

ˆŔ’肾‚˝

In a good situation or condition not likely changed

740

T

dull

dʌ́l

‹ę’É‚đ˜a‚ç‚°‚é,(Ř‚ę–Ą‚⓪‚Ş)“Ý‚˘,‚킊‚č‚Ě’x‚˘,“ÝŠ´‚Č,“Žě‚Ş‚̂낢

boring; not exciting

741

model

mɑ́dl

–ÍŒ^‚đě‚éC–͔͂ƂȂé

To make a small scale copy of a full original

742

T

remodel

ě‚č’ź‚ˇ

change or alter nearly everything to make it look different

743

middle

mídl

’†SG’†ŠÔC^‚ń’†‚́G’†‰›‚Ě

place that is halfway between two things

744

handle

hǽndl

ˆľ‚¤

To have the ability to cope with or take responsibility for

745

awful

ɔ́ːfl

‹°‚낾‚˘G‚Ђǂ˘

Very bad; horrible; terrible

746

T

meaningful

ˆÓ–Ą‚Ě‚ ‚é,ˆÓ–Ą[’ˇ‚Č

to have a meaning or purpose

747

beautiful

bjúːtəfl

”ü‚ľ‚˘

Having very attractive or appealing physical qualities

748

T

healthful

Œ’N‚ɂ悢

helping to keep well in body and mind

749

T

harmful

hɑ́ː[r]mfl

ŠQ‚đ‚¨‚ć‚Ú‚ˇ,—LŠQ‚Č

damaging, hurtful

750

helpful

hélpfl

–đ—§‚Â

Doing things that help someone

751

wonderful

wʌ́ndə[r]fl

‘f°‚炾‚˘

producing feelings of enjoyment or delight

752

T

colorful

kʌ́lə[r]fl

FĘ‚ä‚˝‚Š‚Č

having many different colors

753

powerful

páuə[r]fl

‹­—͂ȁGŒř—͂̂ ‚é

Having control or influence over

754

careful

kéə[r]fl

’ˆÓ[‚˘

Thinking about what you are doing in order to avoid a mistake

755

successful

səksésfl

ŹŒ÷‚ľ‚˝

Having the desired effect or result

756

useful

júːsfl

–đ‚É—§‚Â

that can help with a particular task

757

grateful

ɡréitfl

Š´ŽÓ‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚é

Feeling or showing thanks; thankful

758

angle

ǽŋɡl

Šp“x

place where two lines or surfaces meet

759

single

síŋɡl

‚˝‚Á‚˝ˆę‚‚Ě

Only, merely

760

struggle

strʌ́ɡl

‚ŕ‚Ş‚­G•ą“Ź‚ˇ‚é

to try very hard to do something difficult

761

legal

líːɡl

‡–@“I‚ȁG–@“I‚Č

Concerning the law; allowed by law

762

T

paralegal

•ŮŒěŽm•Žč

someone who works in a law company but who has not trained as a lawyer

763

illegal

ilíːɡl

ˆá–@‚Ě

Not allowed by the laws or rules

764

special

spéʃl

“Á•Ę‚Č

Different from what is usual; better or greater than normal

765

official

əfíʃl

ŒöŽŽ‚ȁGŒö“I‚Č

of or done by someone in authority; formal

766

T

beneficial

bènəfíʃl

‚˝‚߂ɂȂé,—L‰v‚Č

good for you, positive effect

767

initial

iníʃl

Ĺ‰‚́C“Ş•śŽš

Existing or occurring at the beginning

768

financial

fənǽnʃl

ŕ­‚́G‹ŕ—Z‚Ě

Involving money

769

substantial

səbstǽnʃl

‚ЂȂč‚Ě; ŽŔŽż“I‚Č

Being large in degree, quantity, or size

770

T

confidential

kɑ̀nfidénʃl

M—p‚̂łŤ‚é,‹@–§‚Ě

something that needs to be kept secret

771

T

residential

rèzidénʃ[ə]l

Z‹‚Ě

an area where people live

772

presidential

prèz[i]dénʃl

‘ĺ“—́EŽĐ’ˇ‚Ě

Concerning the president

773

essential

isénʃl

•s‰ÂŒ‡‚ȁG–{Žż“I‚Č

Extremely important and necessary

774

potential

pəténʃ[ə]l

‰Â”\ŤCöÝ“I‚Č

capable of happening or becoming reality

775

T

influential

influénʃl

‰e‹ż—͂̂ ‚é,—L—Í‚Č

powerful

776

T

partial

pɑ́ː[r]ʃl

ˆę•”•Ş‚Ě,•sŠŽ‘S‚Č,ˆę•”(•Ş)‚Ě,•sŒö•˝‚Č,‚ƂĂŕD‚Ť‚Č

to be a part of something whole

777

commercial

kəmə́ː[r]ʃl

ƒRƒ}[ƒVƒƒƒ‹‚Ě

radio or television advertisement

778

controversial

kɑ̀ntrəvə́ː[r]ʃl

•¨‹c‚đř‚ˇ

Causing a great deal of argument, discussion, or conflict

779

social

sóuʃl

ŽĐ‰ď“I‚Č

Involving activities among people especially free time activities

780

crucial

krúːʃl

Œˆ’č“I‚Č

Extremely important

781

racial

réiʃl

lŽí‚Ě

Concerning or according to race

782

tackle

tǽkl

Žć‚č‘g‚Ţ

attempt to force a person to the ground; often in sports such as RUGBY or American football

783

T

wrinkle

ríŋkl

‚É‚ľ‚í‚đŠń‚š‚é,‚ľ‚킪Šń‚é,‚ľ‚í,‚¤‚Ü‚˘l‚Ś

a crease or fold

784

medical

médikl

ˆă—Ă‚Ě

of or relating to physical health or medicine

785

clinical

—Տ°‚Ě

Concerning the treatment or observing patients

786

typical

típikl

“TŒ^“I‚Č

normal; usual; expected

787

political

pəlítikl

­ŽĄ‚Ě

Concerning government or public affairs

788

article

ɑ́ː[r]tikl

‹LŽ–G•ś‘

piece of writing about a particular subject

789

T

periodical

’čŠúЧs‚Ě,ŽüŠú“I‚Č,’čŠú“I‚Č,’čŠúЧs•¨

a magazine made and available on a regular basis

790

radical

rǽdikl

”˛–{“I‚ȁG‹}i“I‚Č

very new and different from what is traditional

791

vehicle

víːəkl

ć‚蕨

machine (such as a car) that is used to carry things

792

T

logical

lɑ́dʒikl

“š—‚É‚Š‚Č‚Á‚˝,˜_—“I‚Č,“–‘R‚Č,˜_—Šw‚Ě

to do with reason

793

psychological

sàikəlɑ́dʒikl

S—“I‚Č

Having to do with the mind

794

biological

bàiəlɑ́dʒikl

ś•¨Šw“I‚Č

Something related to life and living things

795

T

illogical

ilɑ́dʒikl

”ń˜_—“I‚Č,•s‡—‚Č

not making any sense, lack of reasoning

796

T

economical

èkənɑ́mikl

ŒoĎ“I‚Č,Œ–ń‚ľ‚˝

of good value

797

chemical

kémikl

‰ťŠw‚́C‰ťŠwť•i

basic substance produced by mixing elements

798

T

mechanical

məkǽnikl

‹@ŠB“I‚Č,‹@ŠB‚Ě,ƒƒJƒjƒYƒ€

to do with machines

799

technical

téknikl

‹Zp“I‚ȁGę–ĺ“I‚Č

of practical use of machines or science in industry

800

T

tropical

trɑ́pikl

”M‘Ń‚Ě,”M‘ѐŤ‚Ě,”ńí‚ɏ‹‚˘,–ҏ‹‚Ě,‰ń‹Aü‚Ě,”äšg“I‚Č(metaphorical)

hot and humid like the climate near the equator

801

historical

histɔ́[ː]rikl

—đŽj“I‚Č

Connected with the past

802

T

electrical

iléktrikl

“d‹C‚ÉŠÖ‚ˇ‚é

to do with electricity

803

classical

klǽsikl

ŒĂ“T“I‚Č

Concerning ideas considered to be traditional

804

T

bicycle

báisikl

ŽŠ“]ŽÔ

a vehicle with two wheels and pedals

805

theoretical

ƒĆìːərétikl

—˜_“I‚Č

Involved the uncertain or yet to be proved aspects of a certain subject

806

critical

krítikl

d‘ĺ‚ȁGŠë‹@‚Ě

being important or serious; vital; dangerous

807

practical

prǽktikl

ŽŔ—p“I‚Č

relating to what is sensible, real or useful

808

T

pharmaceutical

fɑ̀ː[r]məs[j]úːtikl

ť–ň‚Ě,–ňÜ‚Ě,–ň

relating to the preparation and making of medicine

809

physical

fízikl

g‘̂́G“÷‘Ě‚Ě

Concerning the body of a person

810

musical

mjúːzikl

ƒ~ƒ…[ƒWƒJƒ‹

play or movie set to music

811

circle

sə́ː[r]kl

‰~G—Ö

A perfectly round shape

812

T

fiscal

fískl

‘ŒÉŽű“ü‚Ě,ŕ­ă‚Ě,‰ďŒv‚Ě,‘ŒÉ‚Ě,Žű“üˆóކ,ŕ–ą‚Ě

to do with money

813

local

lóukl

’nŒł‚́G‹Ç•”‚́C’nŒł‚̐lG‹Ç•”

Relating or restricted to a particular area, city, or town

814

cycle

sáikl

ŽüŠúGzŠÂCzŠÂ‚ˇ‚é

series of regular and repeated actions

815

T

motorcycle

y˜ať‰pŒęzƒI[ƒgƒoƒC,’PŽÔ‚ōs‚­,ƒoƒCƒN

a motor vehicle with two wheels and a strong frame 

816

T

recycle

ÄzŠÂ‚ł‚š‚é,Äś—˜—p‚ˇ‚é,ƒŠƒTƒCƒNƒ‹

to find another use for something that is going to be put in the trash

817

animal

ǽnəml

“Ž•¨

A living creature that is not a plant or person

818

formal

fɔ́ː[r]ml

ł‘•‚Ě

behaving well/politely; wearing your best clothes

819

T

informal

infɔ́ː[r]ml

łŽŽ‚łȂ˘,”ńŒöŽŽ‚Ě,—ŞŽŽ‚Ě,•Ď‘Ľ‚Ě

relaxed, casual - often used to describe clothes or an event

820

normal

nɔ́ː[r]ml

•W€‚́Głí‚Č

standard or regular way of doing something

821

channel

tʃǽnl

a‚đŒ@‚éG a

long hole dug in the ground

822

panel

pǽnl

ƒpƒlƒ‹GˆĎˆő‰ď

group of people who answer questions or give opinions

823

signal

síɡnl

M†C‡}‚ˇ‚éGŽŚ‚ˇCŰ—§‚Á‚˝

move a hand, or other thing to tell people to do something.

824

original

ərídʒ[ə]nl

Ĺ‰‚́GŒ´Žn“I‚ȁG“Ć‘n“I‚ȁCŒ´•¨

being first made, thought or performed; fresh

825

regional

ríːdʒənl

’nˆć‚Ě

Concerning a particular area

826

national

nǽʃənl

‘—§G‘‚Ě

Concerning a nation as a whole

827

professional

prəféʃənl

ę–ĺE‚́Gƒvƒ‚Ě

About a job such as doctor, lawyer, accountant, etc

828

additional

ədíʃənl

’ljÁ‚Ě

Further or added

829

traditional

trədíʃənl

“`““I‚Č

Involved in a tradition

830

functional

‹@”\“I‚Č

useful; not just for decoration

831

conventional

kənvénʃənl

]—ˆ‚Ě

Following the common attitudes and practices

832

T

optional

‘I‘đ‚ŞŽŠ—R‚Ě,”CˆÓ‚Ě

a choice, something you do not have to do

833

T

exceptional

iksépʃənl

—áŠO‚Ě,ˆŮí‚Č,—áŠO“I‚Č,ˆŮ—á‚Ě,“Á•ʂɗD‚ę‚˝

beyond excellent

834

emotional

imóuʃənl

Š´î‚Ě

causing, feeling, or appealing to the emotions

835

institutional

§“x‚Ě

Being related or similar to an institution

836

educational

èdʒəkéiʃənl

‹łˆç‚Ě

Intended to teach or inform

837

T

operational

Žg—p‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é,‘€ěă‚Ě

in working order

838

T

recreational

ƒŒƒNƒŠƒG[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“‚Ě,ŒâŠy‚Ě,‹C°‚炾‚Ě,‹x—{‚Ě

what you do for relaxation in your free time

839

T

organizational

‘gD“I‚Č

to do with planning and managing

840

criminal

kríminl

”Ćß‚ĚC”Ɛl

Involving illegal activity ; relating to crime

841

T

terminal

tə́ː[r]m[ə]nl

Ž€‚ÉŽŠ‚é,’[Žq

the place where a transport line ends, like the final train station on the line

842

T

tunnel

tʌ́nl

ƒgƒ“ƒlƒ‹,’n‰ş“š,B“š,ŒŠ,‘ƒ

a hole one can travel through

843

T

seasonal

síːz[ə]nl

‹Gß‚Ě

happening at a certain time of the year only

844

T

departmental

dipɑ̀ː[r]tméntl

•”–ĺ‚Ě,Č,‹Ç,‰Ű‚Ě,ŒRŠÇ‹ć‚Ě

to do with a specific area or unit in an organization

845

personal

pə́ː[r]s[ə]nl

ŒÂl“I‚Č

done by or to a particular person; individual

846

journal

dʒə́ː[r]nl

V•ˇGŽGŽG’čŠúЧs•¨

book in which brief daily accounts of events are written

847

internal

intə́ː[r]nl

“ŕ•”‚Ě

Within or inside

848

external

ikstə́ː[r]nl

ŠO•”‚Ě

Outside of something

849

final

fáinl

ĹŒă‚Ě

Being the last thing in a series

850

T

withdrawal

Žć‚čÁ‚ľ,ˆř‚Áž‚߂邹‚Ć,‰ńŽű,’E‘Ţ,“P‘Ţ,“P‰ń,—a‹ŕ‚Ěˆř‚Ťo‚ľ,•Ľ‚˘–ß‚ľ

the act of taking something away or out of something, e.g. bank withdrawal

851

T

apple

ǽpl

ƒŠƒ“ƒS,‚č‚ń‚˛

a type of fruit from trees that is green, red, or yellow

852

couple

kʌ́pl

ƒyƒAGƒJƒbƒvƒ‹

two of something; two people; a pair

853

principal

prínsəpl

Žĺ—v‚Č

Being of the most importance

854

principle

prínsəpl

Œ´—GŒ´‘Ľ

natural law that explains how things work

855

multiple

mʌ́ltəpl

•Ą”‚Ě

Having or involving more than one of something

856

T

ample

ǽmpl

L‘ĺ‚Č,L‚˘,–L•x‚Č,–L‚Š‚Č,\•ނɂä‚Ƃ肠‚é

more than enough of

857

sample

sǽmpl

ŒŠ–{GƒTƒ“ƒvƒ‹

To try something to see if you like it (e.g. food)

858

example

iɡzǽmpl

—á

thing/person which represents a category

859

simple

símpl

ŠČ’P‚ȁG’Pƒ‚Č

Not hard to understand or do; not complex

860

pupil

pjúːpl

Ž™“śGś“k

person who is being taught, in a school, etc

861

T

staple

stéipl

’†S•”,Œ´—ż,Ž~‚ß‹ŕ,“ÁŽY•¨,Žĺ—v‘f,Žĺ—v‚Č

short thin piece of wire  that is punched through sheets of paper to fasten them together

862

people

píːpl

lX

Human beings in general; plural of person

863

T

salespeople

“Xˆő,”Ě”„ˆő

men and women whose job it is get people to buy things from their company

864

liberal

líb[ə]rl

ŽŠ—RŽĺ‹`‚Ě

Believing government should actively support social needs

865

federal

féd[ə]rl

˜A–M

system of government

866

T

referral

rifə́ːrl

ˆĎ‘ő,Ć‰ď,Đ‰î,„‘E‚ł‚ę‚˝l,ˆĎ‘ő‚ł‚ę‚˝l

the recommendation of someone or something

867

natural

nǽtʃ[ə]rl

ŽŠ‘R‚Ě

Not made by humans; without human intervention

868

structural

strʌ́k[t]ʃərl

\‘˘‚Ě

Concerning or caused by structure

869

T

architectural

ɑ̀ː[r]kitéktʃ[ə]rl

Œš’z‚Ě,Œš’zŠw‚Ě

to do with the design of buildings

870

cultural

kʌ́ltʃərl

•ś‰ť“I‚Č

of a particular societyfs customs and beliefs

871

agricultural

æ̀ɡrikʌ́ltʃ[ə]rl

”_‹Ć‚Ě

Concerning farming

872

general

dʒén[ə]rl

ˆę”Ę“I‚ȁG‘S”Ę“I‚Č

Widespread, normal or usual

873

T

mineral

mín[ə]rl

z•¨,z•¨‚Ě,–ł‹@•¨‚Ě,z•¨Ť‚Ě•¨Žż,–ł‹@‰ť‡•¨

a type of substance found in nature

874

several

sév[ə]rl

‚˘‚­‚Â‚Š‚ĚG‚ť‚ꂟ‚ę‚Ě

More than two but not many

875

T

integral

íntəɡrl

ŠŽ‘S‚Č,Œ‡‚­‚ą‚Ƃ̂łŤ‚Č‚˘,‘‘Ě

very important, necessary as part of the whole thing

876

rural

rú[ə]rl

“cŽÉ‚́G”_‘ş‚Ě

Concerning the country as opposed to the city

877

moral

mɔ́[ː]rl/mərǽl

“š“żGƒ‚ƒ‰ƒ‹

in a way considered proper and good by most people

878

April

4ŒŽ

4th month of the year

879

central

séntrl

’†‰›‚́G Žĺ—v‚Č

Being in the middle

880

castle

kǽsl

é

large defensive building in historical times

881

muscle

mʌ́sl

‹Ř“÷

One of the contractile soft organs of the body

882

vessel

vésl

‘D”•GŒŒŠÇ

Pot, container

883

cancel

kǽnsl

Žć‚čÁ‚ˇ

To stop a planned event from happening

884

council

káunsl

•]‹c‰ď

group chosen to make decisions about something

885

counsel

káunsl

•ŒžG•ŮŒěŽm

To listen and give expert advice to someone

886

T

parcel

pɑ́ː[r]sl

Ź•ď,ˆę‘g,•ď‚Ý,“y’n‚Ěˆę‹ć‰ć,‚𕪔z‚ˇ‚é,‚đŹ•ď‚É‚ˇ‚é

something wrapped in paper so that it can be sent, or delivered somewhere

887

T

rehearsal

rihə́ː[r]sl

ƒŠƒn[ƒTƒ‹,ŽŽ‰‰,—űK,ˆĂĽ

a practice session in preparation for a public performance

888

universal

jùːnəvə́ː[r]sl

‘S˘ŠE‚́G••Ő“I‚Č

Done or experienced by everyone

889

bottle

bɑ́tl

ƒ{ƒgƒ‹G•r

container with a narrow neck used to hold liquids

890

battle

bǽtl

í‚˘Aí“Ź

military fight between armies

891

digital

ƒfƒWƒ^ƒ‹‚Ě

using electronic signals or computers

892

T

shuttle

ʃʌ́tl

(‹ß‹——ŁŠÔ‚Ě)’čŠú‰•œ•Ö,’čŠú‰•œƒoƒX(—ńŽÔĽ”ňs‹@)

travel back and forth between two points 

893

metal

métl

‹ŕ‘Ž

Usually hard shiny material mined from rock

894

settle

sétl

’čZ‚ˇ‚éG—Ž‚ż’…‚­

To move to a new environment and become accustomed to it

895

little

lítl

Ź‚ł‚˘

not great in size, amount, or degree; small

896

capital

kǽpətl

Žĺ—v‚Č

Main, or major

897

hospital

hɑ́spitl

•a‰@

building for sick people, with doctors and nurses

898

T

dental

déntl

Ž•‚Ě,Ž•‰Č(—p)‚Ě,y‰šşŠwzŽ•‰š(‚Ě)

relating to teeth

899

gentle

dʒéntl

—D‚ľ‚˘G‰¸‚₊‚Č

kind and quiet in nature; not harsh or violent

900

mental

méntl

¸_‚Ě

Concerning the mind

901

fundamental

fʌ̀ndəméntl

Šî–{“I‚Č

Forming a necessary part, base, or core

902

experimental

ikspèrəméntl

ŽŔŒą“I‚Č

using techniques that are different or untried before

903

environmental

envài[ə]r[ə]nméntl

ŠÂ‹Ť‚́GŠÂ‹Ť•ŰŒě‚Ě

Of the natural world in which plants and animals live

904

T

continental

kɑ̀nt[ə]néntl

‘ĺ—¤‚Ě

to do with the mainland

905

T

rental

’Ŕ‘Ý‚ľ‚Ě,Žg—p—ż

the act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car) 

906

T

postal

póustl

—X•Ö‹Ç‚Ě,—X•Ö(‹Ç)‚Ě

of or relating to the system for delivering mail

907

total

tóutl

‡Œv

whole number or amount of something

908

title

táitl

Ě†

name given to something to identify or describe it

909

entitle

entáitl

Ž‘Ši‚đ‚ ‚˝‚Ś‚é; ‘č–ź‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é

To give a right to someone

910

vital

váitl

‹É‚߂ďd—v‚Č

Being of extreme importance for the success of something

911

novel

nɑ́vl

Źŕ

written fiction story

912

travel

trǽvl

—ˇs‚ˇ‚é

to go to a place that is far away

913

festival

féstəvl

Ő‚č

cultural event with a program of events

914

level

lévl

“Ż“™‚́C•˝“™‚É‚ˇ‚é

To make things flat or even

915

civil

sívl

Žs–Ż‚Ě

of citizens of a country; not military/criminal

916

T

oval

óuvl

‘ȉ~,—‘Œ`‚Ě,’ˇ‰~Œ`‚Ě

A shape that looks like an egg

917

T

removal

rimúːvl

œ‹Ž,ˆÚ“Ž

to take away and put in another place

918

approval

əprúːvl

Ž^ŹGĽ”F

positive opinion of something or someone

919

rival

ráivl

ƒ‰ƒCƒoƒ‹

be in opposition to someone often as competitors

920

arrival

əráivl

“ž’…

when someone or something gets to at a place

921

survival

sə[r]váivl

ś‚ŤŽc‚č

act of continuing to exist when facing difficulty

922

evil

íːvl

ˆŤ

Morally bad; causing harm to someone

923

T

towel

táu[ə]l

ƒ^ƒIƒ‹,Žč@‚˘

a big cloth used for drying after a shower or swim

924

actual

ǽktʃu[ə]l

ŽŔŰ‚Ě

Real or existing in fact, not imagined; real

925

individual

ìndəvídʒu[ə]l

ŒÂlCŒÂl‚Ě

single person, looked at separately from others

926

T

casual

kǽʒu[ə]l

‚ł‚č‚°‚Č‚˘,‚­‚ž‚Ż‚˝,‹ô‘R‚Ě,•s—pˆÓ‚Ě,‚Ě‚ń‚Ť‚Č,—ŐŽž‚Ě,—ŞŽŽ‚Ě,‘ŚŔ‚Ě

uncertain, unplanned

927

visual

víʒu[ə]l

Ž‹Šo‚Ě

Something to look at with the eyes

928

usual

júːʒu[ə]l

‚˘‚‚ŕ‚Ě

being the way things occur most of the time

929

equal

íːkw[ə]l

“™‚ľ‚˘

same in shape, size, or number

930

T

habitual

həbítʃu[ə]l

KŠľ“I‚Č,KŠľ‚É‚ć‚é,•s’f‚Ě,íK“I‚Č,KŠľŤ‚Ě

regular, what you always do

931

T

factual

fǽktʃu[ə]l

Ž–ŽŔă‚Ě,Ž–ŽŔ‚Ě,ŽŔŰ‚Ě,Ž–ŽŔ‚ÉŠî‚Ă‚­

based on true information

932

T

punctual

pʌ́ŋ[k]tʃu[ə]l

ŽžŠÔ‚đŽç‚é,ŽžŠÔ,ŠúŒŔ‚đŽç‚é,’x‚ę‚Č‚˘

arriving on time

933

intellectual

ìnt[ə]léktʃu[ə]l

’m“I‚Č

person who uses the mind intelligently

934

mutual

mjúːtʃu[ə]l

ŒÝ‚˘‚Ě; ŒđŒÝ‚Ě

Shared between two or more people

935

sexual

sékʃu[ə]l

Ť“I‚Č

Concerning or connected with the physical activity that can produce babies

936

unusual

ʌnjúːʒu[ə]l

’ż‚ľ‚˘

Being rare or uncommon; not ordinary; strange

937

T

renewal

rin[j]úːəl

X‰ü

the act of making something new again

938

fuel

fjúːəl

”R—ż

material used to produce heat or power when burned

939

annual

ǽnju[ə]l

–ˆ”N‚Ě

happening once a year, or every year

940

T

manual

mǽnju[ə]l

ƒ}ƒjƒ…ƒAƒ‹,Žč‚Ě,Žč“Ž‚Ě,ŹűŽq,•Ö——

a book that explains how to do something

941

T

dial

dái[ə]l

ƒ_ƒCƒ„ƒ‹,ƒ_ƒCƒAƒ‹

to make a phone call by pressing the buttons

942

trial

trái[ə]l

Ů”ťGR—

Concerning or used in a TRIAL

943

T

managerial

mæ̀nədʒí[ə]riəl

Œo‰că‚Ě,Œo‰c‚Ě,ŠÇ—ŽŇ‚Ě

to do with management or supervision

944

T

serial

sí[ə]riəl

(”ԍ†‚ȂǂŞ)˜A‘ą“I‚Č,˜AÚ‚Ě,˜AÚ•¨,‘ą‚Ť•¨,˜A‘ą”Ô‘g,y‰f‰ćz˜A‘ą‚ŕ‚Ě

ongoing, happening more than once in a particular order

945

material

mətí[ə]riəl

Ţ—żC•¨Žż

substance from which a thing is made of

946

T

editorial

èditɔ́ːriəl

ŽĐŕ,•ҏWŽŇ‚Ě,˜_ŕ

a newspaper article written by the editor

947

industrial

indʌ́striəl

ŽY‹Ć‚Ě

Concerning industry or people involved in industry

948

T

loyal

lɔ́i[ə]l

’‰˝‚Č,’‰‹`‚Č,’‰ŽŔ‚Č,’‰b

to stay true or faithful

949

royal

rɔ́i[ə]l

‘‰¤‚Ě

Concerning a king or queen

950

T

puzzle

pʌ́zl

‚đ“–˜f‚ł‚š‚é,˘‚炚‚é,“ď–â,ƒpƒYƒ‹

something you do not understand

951

proposal

prəpóuzl

’ńˆÄ

offer or plan to people who can decide about it

952

T

disposal

dispóuzl

Žx”zŒ ,”z’u,”z—ń,ˆ—,”„‹p

the act of getting rid of something

953

T

appraisal

əpréizl

(‰żŠiĽ‰ż’l‚Ě)•]‰ż,‰ż’l”ť’f,¸’čŠz,ŠÓ’č,y’nkz

an evaluation

954

bell

bél

ƒxƒ‹

object shaped like a cup that rings when hit

955

hell

hél

’n–

Any place of pain and suffering

956

shell

ʃél

ŠLŠk

hard outer covering that protects

957

parallel

pǽrəlèl

•˝s‚ȁC•˝sü

Very similar and often occurring at the same time

958

smell

smél

‚É‚¨‚˘C‚É‚¨‚˘‚đšk‚ށG‚É‚¨‚˘‚Ş‚ˇ‚é

To use the nose to sense something

959

personnel

pə̀ː[r]s[ə]nél

lŽ–•”Glˆő

group of people who work for a company

960

spell

spél

‚‚ÂčGƒXƒyƒ‹C‚‚Âé

to be able to say, write, or print the letters that make up a word

961

sell

sél

”„‚é

To exchange something for money

962

cell

sél

Œg‘Ń“d˜b

short for 'cellphone'

963

tell

tél

“`‚Ś‚é;  ˜b‚ˇ

To say or communicate information to someone

964

hotel

houtél

ƒzƒeƒ‹

place where people can stay when travelling

965

well

wél

Œ’N‚Č

In a good way

966

T

farewell

fèə[r]wél

•Ę‚ę(‚ĚˆĽŽA),‘—•ʉď,‚ł‚悤‚Č‚ç,‚ł‚ç‚Î!

goodbye

967

ill

íl

•a‹C‚ŁCˆŤ‚­

Not well or sick

968

bill

bíl

ż‹‘

piece of paper showing what you have to pay

969

fill

fíl

‚˘‚Á‚Ď‚˘‚É‚ˇ‚éG–ž‚˝‚ˇ

To make something full

970

fulfill

fulfíl

–ž‚˝‚ˇG‰Ę‚˝‚ˇ

To do something that was promised or required

971

hill

híl

‹u

High land not as high as a mountain

972

kill

kíl

ŽE‚ˇ

To end the life of a person or other living thing

973

skill

skíl

n—űG‹Zp

ability to do something well

974

T

pill

píl

ŠŰ–ň,ŒoŒű”đ”D–ň,•s–ů‰ő‚Ȑl,’eŠŰ,‹ę‚ľ‚˘‚ą‚Ć

medicine in the form of a capsule that you swallow

975

T

spill

spíl

‚ą‚Ú‚ˇ‚ą‚Ć,‚đ‚ą‚Ú‚ˇ,‚đ‚΂ç‚Ü‚­,—Ź‚ˇ,ˆě‚ę‚é,˜Q”‚é

to accidentally empty a container, e.g. spill a glass of milk

976

T

drill

dríl

y“Ž•¨zƒhƒŠƒ‹(źƒAƒtƒŠƒJŽY‚Ěƒqƒq),

to bore a hole into something

977

T

grill

ɡríl

Ä‚Ť–Ô,Ä‚­,Œľ‚ľ‚­q–₡‚é,yŽÔzƒOƒŠƒ‹,“ď‘č(–ł—‚Č—v‹Ľ•‰’S)‚đ—^‚Ś‚Ä‹ę‚ľ‚ß‚é

like a barbeque, something you cook on

978

T

thrill

ƒĆríl

‚đ‚ź‚­‚ź‚­‚ł‚š‚é,‚ź‚­‚ź‚­‚ˇ‚é,‚đŠ´“Ž‚ł‚š‚é,k‚Ś,U“Ž,ƒXƒŠƒ‹

excitement

979

till

tíl

`‚Ü‚Ĺ

Until

980

until

əntíl,ʌntíl

`‚Ü‚Ĺ

Up to, to indicate a point in time when something happens

981

still

stíl

‚Ü‚žG‚ť‚ę‚Ĺ‚ŕG‚Č‚¨

(used of an action or condition that is ongoing)

982

will

`‚ˇ‚é‚‚ŕ‚č‚Ĺ‚ ‚éG`‚Ĺ‚ľ‚傤G‚Ç‚¤‚ľ‚Ä‚ŕ`‚ˇ‚é‚ŕ‚Ě‚žG`‚ľ‚Č‚ł‚˘G`‚ˇ‚邹‚Ć‚Ş‚ ‚é

used with verbs to express the future

983

full

fúl

‚˘‚Á‚Ď‚˘‚́G–ž‚ż‚˝

Containing or holding as much as possible

984

schedule

skédʒuːl

—\’čGƒXƒPƒWƒ…[ƒ‹

To arrange a time to do something with others

985

pull

púl

ˆř‚­Gˆř‚Á’Ł‚é

To hold something and move it toward you

986

T

wool

wúl

—r–Ń,–ŃŽ…,–ѐD•¨

the fur of sheep

987

all

ɔ́ːl

‚ˇ‚ׂÄ

completely; totally

988

ball

bɔ́ːl

ƒ{[ƒ‹G‹…

small round object often used in a game or sport

989

T

baseball

béisbɔ̀ːl

–ě‹…

a sports game with a bat and ball

990

T

basketball

bǽskətbɔ̀ːl

ƒoƒXƒPƒbƒgƒ{[ƒ‹

a game played by two teams who try to score goals by throwing the ball

991

football

fútbɔ̀ːl

ƒTƒbƒJ[

sport where 2 teams try to kick a ball in a goal; soccer

992

T

volleyball

ƒoƒŒ[ƒ{[ƒ‹

a ballgame for two teams who try to hit a large ball backwards and forwards across a central net

993

fall

fɔ́ːl

—މş

Dropping from a standing position to the ground

994

T

rainfall

y‹CŰz‰J—Ę,~‰J

Water that falls from the clouds in the sky, in little drops

995

hall

hɔ́ːl

ƒz[ƒ‹G‰ďę

area inside the entrance of a house

996

call

kɔ́ːl

“d˜b‚ˇ‚é

To phone someone

997

recall

[v]rikɔ́ːl,[n]˨˦

Žv‚˘o‚ˇC‘z‹N

To remember events or details of the past

998

T

mall

mɔ́ːl

ƒVƒ‡ƒbƒsƒ“ƒOƒZƒ“ƒ^[,ŽU•ŕ“š,’†‰›•Ş—Ł‘Ń,¤“XŠX

very large building containing lots of stores and restaurants

999

small

smɔ́ːl

Ź‚ł‚˘

Little in size; not big

1000

overall

[n.a]óuv[ə]rɔ̀ːl,[adv]˧˨˦

‘S•”‚́G‘‡“I‚ȁC‘S‘̂Ƃľ‚Ä

Viewed as a whole; in general, not as details

1001

tall

tɔ́ːl

”w‚̍‚‚˘

High in height

1002

install

instɔ́ːl

“ą“ü‚ˇ‚éGÝ’u‚ˇ‚éGƒCƒ“ƒXƒg[ƒ‹‚ˇ‚é

To set up a piece of EQUIPMENT so that it is ready to use

1003

wall

wɔ́ːl

•Ç

high, flat side of a room or building

1004

girl

ɡə́ː[r]l

—‚ĚŽq

A female child; a young woman

1005

bowl

bóul

ƒ{ƒEƒ‹

round container used for holding rice, soup etc

1006

goal

ɡóul

–Ú“IG–Ú•W

Something you try to do or achieve; an aim

1007

hole

hóul

ŒŠ

opening into or through something

1008

whole

hóul

‘S•”‚Ě

complete or full; all of

1009

coal

kóul

Î’Y

dark hard substance from the earth burnt as a fuel

1010

T

pole

póul

–_,’Œ,ƒ}ƒXƒg,ƒ|[ƒ‹,(ŤŠiĽŒž“Ž‚Č‚Ç‚Ě)ł”˝‘Î,—ź‹É’[

a long, thin stick or post

1011

poll

póul

“Š•[G˘˜_’˛¸

process of gathering people's opinions about something by asking a question or series of questions about a particular subject

1012

roll

róul

“]‚Ş‚é

To move along a surface by turning many times

1013

role

róul

–đŠ„

character played by an actor

1014

T

enroll

enróul

“o˜^‚ˇ‚é,–ź•ë‚É‹LÚ‚ˇ‚é,‰ďˆő‚É‚ˇ‚é,enrol

to register for something

1015

control

kəntróul

Žx”z‚ˇ‚éGŠÇ—‚ˇ‚éG—}§‚ˇ‚éGĆ¸‚ˇ‚é

To direct or influence the behavior of something

1016

T

payroll

‹‹—żŽx•Ľ•\,]‹Ćˆő”,‹‹—żŽx•Ľ‚˘–ź•ë

the total amount of money paid in wages

1017

soul

sóul

°

spiritual part of a person

1018

T

toll

tóul

Ž€ŽŇ”,‘šŠQ,—ż‹ŕ,•ńV,’ĽŽű‚ˇ‚é,(ŕ‚Č‚Ç)‚đ–‚炡,yŒŠoŒęznumber of death

a small cost or fee you pay to use a service

1019

fool

fúːl

‚ž‚Ü‚ˇ

To trick someone; to deceive

1020

module

mɑ́dʒuːl

ƒ‚ƒWƒ…[ƒ‹

part or unit with a specific job

1021

T

reschedule

‚đŒJ‚艄‚ׂé,‚Ě—\’č‚đ•ύX‚ˇ‚é

to set a new time for something

1022

cool

kúːl

—Á‚ľ‚˘G—â‚˝‚˘

Almost cold; not warm or hot

1023

school

skúːl

ŠwZG‹łKŠ

building where you learn in classes with a teacher

1024

pool

púːl

ƒv[ƒ‹

large container or hole that is filled with water and used for people to swim in

1025

rule

rúːl

‹K‘ĽGƒ‹[ƒ‹GKŠľCŒˆ’股‚é

statement that says how things should be

1026

tool

túːl

“š‹ď

device used to make things, e.g. a hammer or driver

1027

T

aisle

áil

(‹DŽÔ‚ȂǂĚ)ŔČŠÔ‚Ě’Ę˜H,(‹ł‰ď‚Ě)‘¤˜L,×’ˇ‚˘’Ę˜H

long narrow area for walking between rows of something

1028

file

fáil

’ńo‚ˇ‚é

To submit documents to an authority, e.g. city hall

1029

profile

próufail

Đ‰îGƒvƒƒtƒB[ƒ‹CŠT—Ş‚đ‘‚­Gl•¨•]‚đ‘‚­

description listing the basic information about a person or group

1030

mile

máil

ƒ}ƒCƒ‹

unit of distance; 1.6 kilometers

1031

smile

smáil

‚Ů‚Ů‚Ś‚ŢCÎŠç

To put up the corners of mouth to show happiness

1032

pile

páil

Ď‚ݏd‚Ë‚éCĎ‚ݏd‚Ë

group of things one on top of another

1033

T

compile

kəmpáil

‚đ•ҏW‚ˇ‚é,(Ž‘—ż‚Č‚Ç)‚đW‚ß‚é,(ŕŽY‚Č‚Ç)‚đě‚čă‚°‚é

to collect or gather data

1034

T

tile

táil

ƒ^ƒCƒ‹,‚Š‚í‚ç,‰ťĎƒ^ƒCƒ‹,”v

a thin slab of material, often made of clay, used for covering roofs and floors

1035

style

stáil

—lŽŽ

the (tasteful) way something is designed or made

1036

T

lifestyle

śŠˆ—lŽŽ

the way that you live; the things that you usually do

1037

while

[h]wáil

`‚ĚŠÔ‚É

During the time that; at the same time

1038

T

worthwhile

‚ť‚ꑊ‰ž‚Ě,‚â‚肪‚˘‚Ě‚ ‚é,‚Ţ‚ž‚ł͂Ȃ˘

useful; there is some value to it

1039

meanwhile

míːn[h]wàil

‚ť‚̊ԂɁGˆę•ű‚Ĺ‚Í

At or during the same time ; in the meantime

1040

fail

féil

ޏ”s‚ˇ‚éA–Ú•W‚É’BŹ‚ľ‚Č‚˘

To not achieve a goal, or to go wrong

1041

jail

dʒéil

ŒY–ąŠ

place to hold criminals being punished for a crime

1042

scale

skéil

–ڐˇ‚čGŠî€GŽÚ“xGkŽÚ”äG‹K–Í

a device that is used to weigh a person or thing

1043

mail

méil

—X•ցGƒ[ƒ‹

a letter, package or email

1044

male

méil

’jŤ

Characteristic of boys or men

1045

e-mail

ƒ[ƒ‹

communicate electronically on the computer

1046

female

fíːmeil

—Ť

person of the sex that gives birth to babies

1047

T

nail

néil

(Œ_–ń‚Č‚Ç)‚đŽç‚炚‚é,‚đ“B•t‚݂ɂˇ‚é,’Ü,‚­‚Ź,y‘­Œęzƒ^ƒoƒR,‰Ł‚é,‘ߕ߂ˇ‚é

a long, thin piece of metal used to hold pieces of wood together banged in with a hammer

1048

pale

péil

Â”’‚˘G’W‚˘

Light in color

1049

rail

réil

“S“šGƒŒ[ƒ‹

long, thin piece of metal

1050

trail

tréil

ŐCˆř‚Ť‚¸‚éGŒă‚đ’Ç‚¤

path, usually through a field or a forest

1051

sail

séil

”żCqs‚ˇ‚é

To travel on water in a ship or boat

1052

sale

séil

”Ě”„G”„ă‚

Giving something for money; the amount sold

1053

tail

téil

”ö

part of an animal's body that extends from it's back end

1054

tale

téil

•¨Œę

story about colorful and imaginary events

1055

detail

ditéil

×•”GÚ×CÚ‚ľ‚­q‚ׂé

small part of something; tiny fact

1056

retail

ríːteil

Ź”„

Concerning the business of selling products to the public for personal use

1057

T

whale

[h]wéil

y“Ž•¨zƒNƒWƒ‰,Œ~

a large mamal that lives in the sea

1058

T

automobile

ɔ́ːtəmo[u]bìːl

ŽŠ“ŽŽÔ

long name for 'car'

1059

deal

díːl

•Ş‚Ż—^‚Ś‚éG”z‚é

to give out (cards, etc) to; distribute

1060

Ideal

—‘z

which is thought of as being perfect

1061

feel

fíːl

Š´‚ś‚é

To be aware of or experience an emotion or sensation

1062

meal

míːl

HŽ–

food for eating at a particular time, e.g. dinner

1063

appeal

əpíːl

‘i‚Ś‚é

To request a judge or others change a decision

1064

real

ríː[ə]l

ŒťŽŔ‚́G–{•¨‚Ě

Actually existing or happening, not imagined

1065

T

unreal

ŽŔ‘ś‚ľ‚Č‚˘,‹•‹U‚Ě,^ŽŔŤ‚̂Ȃ˘,Œś‘z“I‚Č,‹ó‘z“I‚Č

not true to life

1066

seal

síːl

••ˆó‚ˇ‚éG–§••‚ˇ‚é

To make something so that it does not leak air or water

1067

steal

stíːl

“‚Ţ

To secretly take something that belongs to another

1068

steel

stíːl

|

very strong metal made of iron and other substances mixed together

1069

reveal

rivíːl

–\˜IC–ž‚炊‚É‚ˇ‚é

To make known, to show or prove

1070

wheel

[h]wíːl

ŽÔ—Ö

circular thing that rolls, used for moving things

1071

oil

ɔ́il

–ű

thick, black liquid in the ground used as fuel

1072

soil

sɔ́il

“yë

mix of sand and other natural material on the surface of the earth that is used to grow plants

1073

bomb

bɑ́m

”šŒ‚‚ˇ‚é

to drop a bomb on; attack with explosives

1074

calm

kɑ́ːm

‰¸‚₊‚Č

Relaxed and not worried or angry

1075

damn

dǽm

‚ż‚­‚ľ‚傤C‚ˇ‚˛‚­

Used as expletives

1076

T

jam

dʒǽm

ŹŽG,ƒWƒƒƒ€,–WŠQ‚ˇ‚é,‹l‚ߍž‚Ţ

push down hard

1077

T

ma'am

[weak]məm,[strɡ]mǽm

‰œ—l

short for 'madam', a polite way to address a woman

1078

T

gram

ɡrǽm

ƒOƒ‰ƒ€

a small measurement of weight

1079

T

kilogram

ƒLƒƒOƒ‰ƒ€

a unit of weight; one kilogram is about the same weight as 2.2 pounds

1080

T

diagram

dáiəɡræ̀m

}‰đ

a drawing explaining something

1081

program

próuɡræm

Œv‰ćG—\’č

planned set of actions; a schematic system

1082

exam

iɡzǽm

ŽŽŒą

test of your knowledge of, or ability in something

1083

album

ǽlbəm

(ŽĘ^‚Ě)ƒAƒ‹ƒoƒ€

book with a collection of photographs or pictures

1084

T

seldom

séldəm

‚ß‚Á‚˝‚É,‚ß‚Á‚˝‚Ɂ`‚ľ‚Č‚˘,‚ß‚Á‚˝‚Ɂ`‚Č‚˘

not very often

1085

random

rǽndəm

–łěˆ×‚Ě

Chosen, done without a particular plan or pattern

1086

T

memorandum

mèmərǽndəm

”ő–Y˜^,Šo‚Ś‘‚Ť,ƒƒ‚,“E—v,‹K–ń,’芟

A written note or message to remind you or someone else to do something

1087

T

modem

móudem

ƒ‚ƒfƒ€,•Ď•œ’˛‘•’u

a device that lets you send information from one computer to another

1088

freedom

fríːdəm

ŽŠ—R

state of being free, not being controlled

1089

T

gum

ɡʌ́m

ƒSƒ€ŒĐ‚Ĺ’Ł•t‚Ż‚é,ƒSƒ€,śƒSƒ€,ƒ`ƒ…[ƒCƒ“ƒKƒ€,ƒSƒ€‚Ě‚č,Ž•“÷,Ž•‚Ž‚Ť

stubstance that can be used to stick things together

1090

come

kʌ́m

s‚­

To move toward someone; go with someone

1091

become

bikʌ́m

`‚ɂȂé

To begin to be; grow to be; develop into

1092

welcome

wélkəm

‚悤‚ą‚ťCŠ˝Œ}CŠ˝Œ}‚ˇ‚é

friendly greeting to someone who has arrived

1093

income

ínkʌm

Žű“ü

Earned money from work, investments or business

1094

overcome

òuvə[r]kʌ́m

Ž•ž‚ˇ‚é

To succeed in a struggle against; defeat

1095

outcome

áutkʌ̀m

Œ‹‰Ę

Something that happens as a result, consequence

1096

column

kɑ́ləm

ƒRƒ‰ƒ€;  ˆÍ‚Ý‹LŽ–

regular series of articles in newspaper or magazine

1097

problem

prɑ́bləm

–â‘č

Something difficult to deal with or causes trouble

1098

minimum

míniməm

ĹŹŒŔ

lowest number or amount that is possible

1099

maximum

mǽks[ə]məm

Ĺ‘ĺ

largest or greatest

1100

T

drum

drʌ́m

‘žŒŰ,ƒhƒ‰ƒ€

a musical instrument you hit with wooden sticks

1101

from

[weak]fr[ə]m,[strɡ]frʌ́m

`‚Š‚çG`og‚Ě

Starting at a particular place, time or level

1102

T

forum

fɔ́ːrəm

•]‹c‰ď,‘ĺLę,ƒtƒH[ƒ‰ƒ€,ŒöŠJ“˘˜_‚̏ę

a place for open discussion

1103

some

[weak]s[ə]m,[strɡ]sʌ́m

‚˘‚­‚炊‚́G‚ ‚éG‚¨‚悝

Used to refer to an unspecified amount or number

1104

sum

sʌ́m

‡Œv

amount when all is added together; total

1105

bottom

bɑ́təm

’ę

lowest part of something; part on which it rests

1106

autumn

ɔ́ːtəm

H

The season when the weather is getting colder, after summer

1107

symptom

sím[p]təm

ÇóG’›Œó

sign in the body or mind that appears to suggest that one has an illness

1108

custom

kʌ́stəm

KŠľ

What is usual or normal

1109

T

accustom

əkʌ́stəm

KŠľ‚Ă‚Ż‚é,‚đŠľ‚ç‚ˇ,‚ɑ΂ľ‚ÄŠľ‚炡

to get used to

1110

system

sístəm

‘ĚŒnGƒVƒXƒeƒ€

set of organized, planned ideas that work together

1111

item

[n]áitəm,[adv]áitem

Ž–€G€–Ú

distinct, individual thing, often part of a group

1112

poem

póuəm

Ž

a written composition in verse, not prose

1113

T

stadium

stéidiəm

ƒXƒ^ƒWƒAƒ€,‹Ł‹Zę

sports ground surrounded by rows of seats where people go to watch events

1114

medium

míːdiəm

’†ŠÔG”}‘́GŽč’iGƒ}ƒXƒRƒ~‹@ŠÖ

middle size, something between other things

1115

T

premium

príːmiəm

Š„‘‰żŠi,Š„‘‹ŕ,Ü—^‹ŕ,Ü,Ü‹ŕ,Ü•i,Ü—^,Š„‚č‘‚ľ

an extra payment added to the cost

1116

T

condominium

kɑ̀ndəmíniəm

•ޏ÷ƒAƒp[ƒg,‹¤“ŻŠÇ—,ƒ}ƒ“ƒVƒ‡ƒ“

a building that has lots of apartments in it, all owned and lived in by different people

1117

T

auditorium

ɔ̀ːditɔ́ːriəm

u“°

the area of a theater or concert hall where the audience sits 

1118

museum

mjuːzíəm

”Ž•¨ŠŮ

building to display art, science, or history objects

1119

T

gymnasium

‘ĚˆçŠŮ,y’nkz

building with equipment you can use to exercise your body

1120

T

enthusiasm

enƒĆ[j]úːziæ̀zm

”M’†‚ł‚š‚é‚ŕ‚Ě,”M’†,ˆÓ‹Cž‚Ý,”M‹ś

the act of being excited about something

1121

T

journalism

dʒə́ː[r]nəlìzm

ƒWƒƒ[ƒiƒŠƒYƒ€

the reporting of news

1122

mechanism

mékənìzm

‹@\GƒƒJƒjƒYƒ€

piece of machinery

1123

tourism

tú[ə]rìzm

ŠĎŒő

traveling to new places, e.g. abroad, for vacations

1124

criticism

krítəsìzm

”ᔝ

negative judgment of something

1125

them

”Ţ‚ç‚đG”ޏ—‚ç‚đG‚ť‚ę‚ç‚đ

Referring to specified other people

1126

stem

stém

ОC‹Nˆö‚ˇ‚éGH‚˘Ž~‚ß‚é

long, thin thing joining parts of a plant

1127

him

”Ţ‚đ

Subject form of a male person you are talking about

1128

T

gym

dʒím

‰Ž“ŕ‘Ě‘€ę,‘ĚˆçŠŮ,‘Ě‘€,‘Ěˆç

building with equipment you can use to exercise your body

1129

T

skim

skím

‚đ‚ˇ‚­‚˘Žć‚é,‚Š‚ˇ‚߂Ĕň‚Ô,‚Š‚ˇ‚Á‚Ä‚˘‚­,‚´‚Á‚Ć–Ú‚đ’Ę‚ˇ

to move quickly above the surface without touching it

1130

victim

víktim

”íŠQŽŇG‹]ľŽŇ

person who is tricked or made to suffer

1131

swim

swím

‰j‚Ž

to move through water by moving parts of the body

1132

T

showroom

’—ńŽş

an area where goods for sale are set out so people can look at them

1133

film

fílm

‰f‰ć

movie

1134

arm

ɑ́ː[r]m

˜r

part of your body from your shoulder to your hand

1135

farm

fɑ́ː[r]m

”_ę

Land used for growing crops or raising animals

1136

charm

tʃɑ́ː[r]m

–Ł—ÍC–Ł—š

quality of making people like you; attractiveness

1137

harm

hɑ́ː[r]m

‘šŠQCŠQ‚ˇ‚é

To injure, damage, or cause problems due to something you do

1138

alarm

əlɑ́ː[r]m

Œx•ńGƒAƒ‰[ƒ€

sound or light used for a warning or alert

1139

firm

fə́ː[r]m

Œ˜‚˘GˆŔ’肾‚˝

Fairly hard or solid, not soft

1140

confirm

kənfə́ː[r]m

Šm”F‚ˇ‚é

To provide evidence to establish the truth of

1141

term

tə́ː[r]m

ŠwŠú

fixed period of weeks for learning at school

1142

form

fɔ́ː[r]m

Œ`

visible shape or style; type; kind

1143

uniform

júːnəfɔ̀ː[r]m

§•žC“ˆę‚Ě

a set of clothes that show you are part of a group or school

1144

reform

rifɔ́ː[r]m

‰üŠv‚ˇ‚éC‰üŠvG‰ü—Ç

To improve society by removing abuse and injustices

1145

T

conform

kənfɔ́ː[r]m

]‚Á‚čs“Ž‚ˇ‚é,ˆę’v‚ˇ‚é,]‚킚‚é,]‚¤

to be like others

1146

inform

infɔ́ː[r]m

’m‚炚‚é

To give information or facts about something

1147

perform

pə[r]fɔ́ː[r]m

s‚¤GŹ‚ľ‹‚°‚é

To carry out an action well or successfully

1148

transform

[v]trænsfɔ́ː[r]m,[n]trǽnsfɔː[r]m

•ĎŠˇ‚ˇ‚é

To change the shape completely in a good way

1149

platform

plǽtfɔ̀ː[r]m

ƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒtƒH[ƒ€G‘ä

flat, raised structure that people stand on

1150

storm

stɔ́ː[r]m

—’

Weather with a lot of rain, snow and strong winds

1151

T

brainstorm

“Ë‘RŽv‚˘•‚‚Š‚Ô–­ˆÄ(ƒCƒ“ƒXƒsƒŒ[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“),ƒuƒŒƒCƒ“ƒXƒg[ƒ€

a group discussion to come up with a lot of ideas very quickly

1152

T

thunderstorm

y‹CŰz—‹‰J

an extreme weather condition with rain, wind, thunder and lightening

1153

warm

wɔ́ː[r]m

­‚ľ”M‚˘

slightly hot; not very hot

1154

home

hóum

‰Ć’ëGŽŠ‘î

place where a person or a family lives

1155

T

comb

kóum

‚­‚ľ‚Ĺ‚ˇ‚­,‚­‚ľ,”g“Ş,“O’ę“I‚É‘{‚ˇ

make smooth by getting the knots out of

1156

boom

búːm

ƒu[ƒ“‚Ć‚˘‚¤‰šGƒu[ƒ€

To make a deep hollow resonant sound

1157

whom

’N‚đG’N‚ɁG`‚ˇ‚él

Used in formal writing or speech

1158

room

rúːm

•”‰Ž

part of building enclosed by walls, e.g. kitchen

1159

T

broom

brúːm

‚Ů‚¤‚Ť,‚đ(‚Ů‚¤‚Ť‚Ĺ)‘|‚­,yA•¨zƒGƒjƒVƒ_

a brush with a long handle used for sweeping the dirt from the floor

1160

bedroom

bédrùːm

QŽş

room with a bed, for sleeping in

1161

T

boardroom

–đˆőŽş

a room where the board of directors of a company hold meetings 

1162

T

bathroom

bǽƒĆrùːm

ƒoƒXƒ‹[ƒ€,ƒgƒCƒŒ

a room where there is a bath and/or a shower

1163

T

ballroom

ƒ_ƒ“ƒXƒz[ƒ‹

large room used mainly for dancing 

1164

T

storeroom

’™‘ Žş

a room where things can be kept when they are not being used

1165

assume

əs[j]úːm

‰ź’股‚éG„‘Ş‚ˇ‚é

to believe, based on the evidence; suppose

1166

consume

kəns[j]úːm

Á”‚é

To eat, drink, buy or use up something

1167

T

costume

[v]kɑst[j]úːm,[n]kɑ́st[j]uːm

‚Ěˆß‘•‚đ—pˆÓ‚ˇ‚é,ˆß‘•

something unusual you dress up in, e.g. for Hallowe'en

1168

T

vacuum

vǽkjuəm

^‹ó,^‹ó’n‘Ń,‹óŠ,^‹ó‚Ě,‚đ‘|œ‹@‚Ĺ‘|œ‚ˇ‚é,‘|œ‹@‚đ‚Š‚Ż‚é,‘|œ‹@‚Ĺ‘|œ‚ˇ‚é

a completely empty space

1169

volume

vɑ́lju[ː]m

—ʁG—eĎG‘̐Ď

level of sound produced by an object, such as a radio or television

1170

T

resume

rézəmèi,riz[j]úːm

Ä‰ď‚ˇ‚é,‰ń•œ‚ˇ‚é,č‚ß‚é,‚đŽć‚č•Ô‚ˇ,—š—đ‘,“E—v,y’nkz

to continue or start again

1171

climb

kláim

“o‚é

To rise gradually and steadily to a higher point

1172

crime

kráim

”ƍß

act that is against the law; murder, theft etc

1173

prime

práim

Ĺ‚ŕd—v‚ȁGĹă‚Ě

Most important, chief importance in value

1174

time

táim

ŽžŠÔi‚Ć‚˘‚¤ŠT”Oj

Something measured in minutes, hours, days, etc

1175

T

lifetime

láiftàim

śŠU(‚Ě),ˆęś(‚Ě)

The time between when a person is born and when they die

1176

T

lunchtime

’‹H‚ĚŽžŠÔ

The usual time for eating the midday meal

1177

T

sometime

sʌ́mtàim

‚˘‚‚Š

at some unknown point in time

1178

T

meantime

míːntàim

‡‚˘ŠÔ,‚ť‚ĚŠÔ‚ĚŽžŠÔ

the time between two events

1179

T

overtime

ŽžŠÔŠO‚Ě,’´‰ß‹Î–ąŽžŠÔ,ŽžŠÔŠO,Žc‹ĆŽč“–,OT

work done in addition to regular working hours 

1180

T

flextime

ƒtƒŒƒbƒNƒXƒ^ƒCƒ€

there is a choice about when to start and finish working a set number of hours

1181

T

daytime

déitàim

’‹

The time between when the sun rises and when it  goes down; not nightime

1182

T

anytime

ány tìme

‚˘‚‚łŕ

at a time you choose, it's not important when

1183

aim

éim

–ÚŽw‚ˇ;  ‘_‚¤;  e‚â–î‚đ`‚ÉŒü‚Ż‚é

act of pointing something at a target

1184

game

ɡéim

ƒQ[ƒ€

Activity with rules that people play to have fun

1185

blame

bléim

”ń“‚é

To say someone is responsible for something bad

1186

claim

kléim

Žĺ’Ł‚ˇ‚éG—v‹‚ˇ‚é

To say something is true when others may not agree

1187

T

acclaim

əkléim

‚ÉŠ…Ń‚ˇ‚é,‘吺‚ĹŒž‚¤,Š˝ŒÄ

approval and great praise

1188

name

néim

–ź‘OG•]”ťG—L–źlC–ź‘O‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é

What something or someone is called

1189

frame

fréim

˜g‘g‚݁Gœ‘g‚݁C‘g‚Ý—§‚Ä‚é

Border of wood, metal, etc. in which a picture, door, pane of glass, etc. is enclosed or set

1190

same

séim

“Ż‚ś

Identical; not different

1191

theme

ƒĆíːm

Žĺ‘čGƒe[ƒ}

main subject to discuss or describe

1192

scheme

skíːm

Œv‰ćG\‘z

often dishonest plan to get or do something

1193

dream

dríːm

–˛

images, thoughts, and feelings that are experienced during sleep

1194

cream

kríːm

ƒNƒŠ[ƒ€

thick liquid rubbed into the skin

1195

scream

skríːm

”ߖC”ߖ‚đă‚°‚é

To make a sudden loud cry

1196

T

ice cream

ƒAƒCƒXƒNƒŠ[ƒ€

Frozen food made of cream, very sweet and good to eat

1197

stream

stríːm

—Ź‚ę‚é

small river

1198

extreme

ikstríːm

‹É’[‚ȁC‹É“x

Very great in degree

1199

seem

síːm

`‚̂悤‚ÉŒŠ‚Ś‚éGŽv‚í‚ę‚é

To appear to be something

1200

team

tíːm

ƒ`[ƒ€

group of people working on a task together

1201

on

`‚̏ă‚É‚ ‚é

Located on surface of something e.g. a table or wall

1202

depend on

ˆË‘ś‚ˇ‚éG—Š‚é

To rely on for support (financial or emotional)

1203

T

salon

səlɑ́n

ƒTƒƒ“,(‚‹‰)“X,‹qŠÔ,‘ĺLŠÔ

a store where you can get a particular service, like getting your hair styled

1204

phenomenon

finɑ́mənɑ̀n

ŒťŰ

fact that can observed and studied

1205

upon

əpɑ́n

〜‚̏ă‚É

More formal term for on

1206

rely on

—Š‚é

To depend on someone or something

1207

ban

bǽn

‹ÖŽ~‚ˇ‚éC‹ÖŽ~

To make something illegal or not allowed

1208

T

sedan

sidǽn

ƒZƒ_ƒ“,ƒZƒ_ƒ“Œ^ŽŠ“ŽŽÔ

a type of car that has seats for four people

1209

fan

fǽn

î•—‹@G‚¤‚ż‚í

thing you wave in front of your face to stay cool

1210

than

`‚ć‚č‚ŕ

Used to compare two things that are not equal

1211

can

〜‚ˇ‚邹‚Ć‚Ş‚Ĺ‚Ť‚é

To be able to; have the skill to; have the time to

1212

scan

skǽn

Ú‚ľ‚­’˛‚ׂéG‚´‚Á‚Ć–Ú‚đ’Ę‚ˇGƒXƒLƒƒƒ“‚ˇ‚é

To look for details in something by examining it carefully

1213

plan

plǽn

Œv‰ćG’iŽć‚č

detailed proposal/set of actions to do something

1214

man

mǽn

’j

An adult male human being

1215

T

doorman

(ƒzƒeƒ‹‚ȂǂĚ)‘—Œ}ŒW

Someone whose job it is to stand at entrance to a hotel to let people go in and out

1216

T

businessman

ƒrƒWƒlƒXƒ}ƒ“,ŽŔ‹Ć‰Ć,ŽŔ–ą‰Ć

a man who works in commercial or industrial business, especially an owner or executive 

1217

T

pan

pǽn

‚Č‚×,•˝“ç(ó‚Ě•¨),“V”‰‚ĚŽM,•ÖŠí

a flat, round cooking container used for frying

1218

van

vǽn

ŹŒ^ƒgƒ‰ƒbƒN

truck with an enclosed cargo space

1219

T

cabin

kǽbin

ƒLƒƒƒrƒ“,Ź‰Ž,‘DŽş

a small house in the forest

1220

carbon

kɑ́ː[r]bn

’Y‘f

chemical element with an atomic number of 6

1221

urban

ə́ː[r]bn

“s‰ď‚Ě

Concerning a city; located in a city

1222

sudden

sʌ́dn

“Ë‘R‚Ě

Happening or done quickly or unexpectedly

1223

wooden

wúdn

–؂łłŤ‚˝

made of wood

1224

golden

ɡóuldn

‰Š‹ŕ‚Ě

Made of gold

1225

abandon

əbǽndən

(l‚đ)ŒŠŽĚ‚Ä‚é;  ‚ ‚Ť‚ç‚ß‚é

to leave someone you should stay to take care of

1226

T

broaden

brɔ́ːdn

L‚­‚ˇ‚é,L‚°‚é

to widen

1227

garden

ɡɑ́ː[r]dn

’ë

yard; ground outside your house to grow plants

1228

burden

bə́ː[r]dn

‰×•¨G•‰’S

To weigh down with a load, impose a task upon

1229

fun

fʌ́n

Šy‚ľ‚˘

amusing and enjoyable

1230

gun

ɡʌ́n

e

weapon in which bullets are fired down a metal tube

1231

T

bargain

bɑ́ː[r]ɡin

–x‚čo‚ľ‚ŕ‚Ě,‹ěˆř‚Ť‚ˇ‚é,ŒđÂ‚ˇ‚é,Œ_–ń,ˆŔ‚˘”ƒ•¨

a good deal, a good price

1232

kitchen

kítʃn

‘䏊

place where food is cooked

1233

T

luncheon

lʌ́n[t]ʃn

’‹H‚đ‚ˇ‚é,•Ů“–

a formal meal eaten in the middle of the day

1234

intention

inténʃn

ˆÓ}

aim or purpose

1235

fortune

fɔ́ː[r]tʃn

‰^G‰^¨

Chance or luck, particularly good luck

1236

suggestion

səɡdʒéstʃn

’ńˆÄ

idea about what someone should do

1237

T

congestion

kəndʒéstʃn

`‚ł̑DŹ‚Ý,–§W,ŹŽG,lŒű–§W,‚¤‚ÁŒŒ

a blockage; something that blocks it up

1238

question

kwéstʃn

Žż–₡‚éG‹^–â‚ÉŽv‚¤

To ask for or try to get information

1239

imagine

imǽdʒin

‘z‘œ‚ˇ‚é

to think creatively about; form mental picture of

1240

origin

ɔ́[ː]ridʒin

‹NŒš

point at which something begins or is created

1241

religion

rilídʒ[ə]n

@‹ł

set of beliefs about a god or gods

1242

engine

én[d]ʒən

ƒGƒ“ƒWƒ“

machine that changes energy into mechanical motion

1243

margin

mɑ́ː[r]dʒin

—]”’G‰GŒŔŠEG—˜‰v

edge or border of a page on above, below

1244

region

ríːdʒ[ə]n

’nˆć

part of a country, of the world, area, etc

1245

T

caution

kɔ́ːʃn

‚ÉŒx‚ˇ‚é,—pS,Œx‰ú,Td,Œx,(ť•i‚ĚŽćˆľŕ–ž‘‚Ĺ)‚˛Žg—pă‚Ě’ˆÓ

a warning to be careful

1246

fashion

fǽʃn

•ž‘•

style of dress or activity popular at some time

1247

passion

pǽʃn

î”M

powerful, positive feeling about something

1248

discussion

diskʌ́ʃn

‹c˜_

Any long communication about some particular topic

1249

profession

prəféʃn

ę–ĺE

job requiring special education or skills

1250

depression

dipréʃn

•sŒi‹CG‚¤‚•aGŠŽă

medical condition in which a person's sadness stops him/her from living his/her life normally

1251

impression

impréʃn

ˆóŰ

effect or feeling resulting from an experience

1252

expression

ikspréʃn

•\ŒťG•\î

act of making your thoughts and feelings known

1253

session

séʃn

ŠJĂGŽžŠÔGW‰ďGƒZƒbƒVƒ‡ƒ“

meeting or series of meetings of a body, such as a court or legislature

1254

T

recession

riséʃn

Œi‹CŒă‘Ţ,Œă‘Ţ,‘Ţ‹Ž,ŒE‚Ý,•ÔŠŇ

a less successful time in the economy

1255

possession

pəzéʃn

Š—L•¨

Having or owning something

1256

exhibition

èksəbíʃn

“WŽŚG“W——‰ď

public event at which an object or group of objects is put on display for people to look at

1257

T

audition

ɔːdíʃn

ŽŽ’Ž

a try out done by a performer to test whether they have the skills to do the job

1258

addition

ədíʃn

’ljÁ

Fact of adding something; thing that is added

1259

edition

idíʃn

”Ĺ

form in which a book, magazine, or other text is released

1260

tradition

trədíʃn

“`“

way of thinking, behaving that used for a long time

1261

condition

kəndíʃn

ó‘Ô;  ó‹ľ

the state of living you are in, e.g. good health

1262

mission

míʃn

”C–ą

a special assignment that is given to a person or group

1263

T

submission

səbmíʃn

•ž],]‡,Šń‘ő,’ńˆÄ,’ńo,’‡Ů•t‘ő,(Ú˝ŘݸŢ)‰Ÿ‚ł‚Śž‚݂ɋü‚ˇ‚邹‚Ć

the act of formally delivering a document, for a decision to be made about it

1264

T

admission

ədmíʃn

“üę,“üŠw,‹–‰Â,”’

entrance into something

1265

commission

kəmíʃn

ˆĎˆő‰ď

group officially put in charge of e.g. education

1266

permission

pə[r]míʃn

‹–‰Â

right to do something as allowed by another

1267

T

transmission

trænsmíʃn

•Ď‘Ź‹@,‘—M,“`’B,“`ő,“`‘—,“`“ą,”­M

the message sent from one to another

1268

recognition

rèkəɡníʃn

”FŽŻ

Accepting that something is true or that it exists

1269

definition

dèfəníʃn

’č‹`

explanation of word's meaning, as in dictionaries

1270

T

technician

tekníʃn

ę–ĺ‰Ć,‹Zp‰Ć

someone who is trained with special skills to do practical work

1271

T

electrician

ilèktríʃn

“d‹C‹ZŽt(HĽŒW)

a person who installs or repairs electrical or telephone lines 

1272

T

nutrition

n[j]uːtríʃn

‰h—{•¨ŰŽć,‰h—{•¨,Ž —{‚Ě,H•¨

the study of food and health

1273

politician

pɑ̀lətíʃn

­ŽĄ‰Ć

 someone who is active in politics

1274

T

petition

pətíʃn

’QŠč,żŠč(‘),\‚ľ—§‚Ä(‘),‚𐿋‚ˇ‚é,‚đŠč‚¤

a demand for a particular action, usually signed by a lot of people

1275

T

repetition

rèpətíʃn

ŒJ‚č•Ô‚ľ,‚­‚č•Ô‚ľ,”˝•œ,Äă‰‰,ÄŒť

to do something over and over again

1276

competition

kɑ̀mpətíʃn

‹Ł‘ˆ

fighting against others when trying to win something

1277

T

tuition

t[j]u[ː]íʃn

Žö‹Ć—ż

the sum of money charged for teaching by a college or university

1278

T

physician

fizíʃn

ˆăŽŇ,“ŕ‰Čˆă,ˆăŽt,(”äšg“I)ŽĄ—ĂŽŇ,‹~ĎŽŇ

A doctor of medicine

1279

position

pəzíʃn

ˆĘ’u

specific location where someone or something is

1280

opposition

ɑ̀pəzíʃn

”˝‘Î

act of disagreeing or trying to stop something

1281

composition

kɑ̀mpəzíʃn

\ŹG‘gŹG‡Ź•¨Gě•śGě‹Č

way in which something is put together e.g an essay or piece of music

1282

acquisition

æ̀kwizíʃn

Šl“žG”ƒŽű

Process of acquiring; thing that is acquired

1283

transition

trænzíʃn

‘JˆÚ

change from one state, movement, place, or subject to another

1284

musician

mjuːzíʃn

‰šŠy‰ĆGƒ~ƒ…[ƒWƒVƒƒƒ“

person who writes, sings, or plays music, as a job

1285

T

cushion

kúʃn

ƒNƒbƒVƒ‡ƒ“

a pad to make something more comfortable

1286

T

auction

ɔ́ːkʃn

‹Ł”„(‚ɂЂ݂é),ƒI[ƒNƒVƒ‡ƒ“(‚ɂЂ݂é)

where things are sold to highest payer

1287

action

ǽkʃn

s“Ž

Something that a person or thing does

1288

satisfaction

sæ̀tisfǽkʃn

–ž‘Ť

happy feeling because of something that you did

1289

interaction

‘ŠŒÝě—pGŒđ—Ź

process of two or more people or things affecting each other; the process of INTERACTING

1290

attraction

ətrǽkʃn

ŠĎŒőƒXƒ|ƒbƒg

interesting place people want to visit e.g. museum

1291

T

contraction

kəntrǽkʃn

’Zk,kŹ,§ŒŔ

a tightening or squeezing movement

1292

T

distraction

¸_ö—,‹C°‚炾

the act of taking your focus away from something

1293

reaction

ri[ː]ǽkʃn

”˝‰ž

feeling or action in response to something

1294

T

transaction

ˆ—,Žć‚čˆľ‚˘,Žć‚čˆř‚Ť,Žćˆř,•ń‘

an exchange between two people

1295

sanction

sǽŋ[k]ʃn

”F‰ÂG§Ů

action taken to force a country to obey laws

1296

function

fʌ́ŋ[k]ʃn

‹@”\

what something is intended to be used for; purpose

1297

T

malfunction

mæ̀lfʌ́ŋ[k]ʃn

‚¤‚Ü‚­ě“Ž(‹@”\)‚ľ‚Č‚˘,•s’˛,‹@”\•s‘S

a breakdown or failure in the system

1298

distinction

distíŋ[k]ʃn

‹ć•ʁGˇˆŮ

special quality that makes something different

1299

production

prədʌ́kʃn

śŽY

process of making something on a large scale

1300

introduction

ìntrədʌ́kʃn

Đ‰î

making someone known to another by name

1301

T

deduction

didʌ́kʃn

Tœ,ˇ‚ľˆř‚Ť,‰‰ăˆ–@

the act of taking away, usually money

1302

reduction

ridʌ́kʃn

íŒ¸

Making something smaller ; reducing something

1303

T

induction

indʌ́kʃn

A”CŽŽ,‹A”[–@,—U”­

the act of being introduced into

1304

destruction

distrʌ́kʃn

”j‰ó

Damaging something so badly that it no longer exists

1305

construction

kənstrʌ́kʃn

\‘˘GŒš‘˘

act of building something; thing that is built

1306

instruction

instrʌ́kʃn

ŽwŽŚG‹łˆç

information about how to do or use something

1307

infection

infékʃn

Š´őÇ

act or state of becoming INFECTED with a disease

1308

T

projection

prədʒékʃn

“Љe,”­ŽË,ŽËo,“ŠŽË

a guess about future events, e.g. sales or income

1309

reflection

riflékʃn

”˝ŽËG”˝‹ż

image that you see in a mirror, glass, or water

1310

collection

kəlékʃn

ŽűW•¨(•i);  ƒRƒŒƒNƒVƒ‡ƒ“

group of similar things gathered as a hobby

1311

selection

səlékʃn

‘I‘đ

process of choosing someone or something carefully

1312

election

ilékʃn

‘I‹“

process of choosing someone by voting

1313

connection

kənékʃn

Ú‘ą

something that joins things together; being joined

1314

T

inspection

inspékʃn

ŒŸ¸

a formal or official examination of something

1315

direction

dərékʃn

•űŒü

Describes the way you are going, e.g. North

1316

T

correction

kərékʃn

Cł‘Šę,’ůł

the act of making something right

1317

section

sékʃn

•”•ށG‹ćŠÔ

One of the parts that form something

1318

T

intersection

ìntə[r]sékʃn

Œđˇ

where two paths cross each other

1319

protection

prətékʃn

•ŰŒě

Being kept from harm

1320

T

contradiction

–ľ‚,”Ű’č,”˝‘Î

the opposite of something

1321

T

prediction

—\Œž,—\‘z,—\‘Ş,—\•ń

a guess about the future

1322

fiction

fíkʃn

‰Ë‹óGƒtƒBƒNƒVƒ‡ƒ“

book or story including ideas , people and events that are not real

1323

restriction

ristríkʃn

§ŒŔ

law or rule that controls or limits the speed, size, amount, or number of something

1324

expansion

ikspǽnʃn

Šg‘ĺ

act of EXPANDING or becoming bigger

1325

T

comprehension

kɑ̀mprihénʃn

—‰đ,•ďŠÜ

the act of understanding

1326

mention

ménʃn

q‚ׂéG˜b‚ɏo‚ˇCŒž‹y‚ˇ‚é

To refer to or talk or write about something

1327

dimension

diménʃn

Ą–@G–ʐρG‹Ç–Ę

measurable extent of length, width, or height

1328

pension

pénʃn

”N‹ŕ

regular payments you receive after you retire

1329

tension

ténʃn

ƒsƒ“‚Ć’Ł‚é‚ą‚ƁG‹Ů’Ł

feeling of anxiety and inability to relax

1330

attention

əténʃn

’ˆÓG’–Ú

focus of your thoughts on something

1331

extension

iksténʃn

ŽžŠÔ‰„’ˇ

extra time allowed to complete something

1332

convention

kənvénʃn

‘ĺ‰ďGŠľKGđ–ń

large formal assembly

1333

T

invention

invénʃn

”­–ž•i,”­–ž,‘nˆÄ,lˆÄ

the idea or creation of something new

1334

intervention

ìntə[r]vénʃn

‰î“üG’‡Ů

act of coming between two or more parties in a situation or disagreement to try to change the result

1335

option

ɑ́pʃn

‘I‘đ

possibility out of several that can be chosen; choice

1336

T

disruption

•Ş—ô,•ö‰ó,Ź—

the act of interrupting and causing chaos

1337

T

reception

risépʃn

receive‚Ě–źŽŒŒ`,Š˝Œ}‰ď,”â˜I‰ƒ,’ŽŽć,‰žÚ,“ü‰ď

the act of greeting people

1338

exception

iksépʃn

—áŠO

Something different or not included

1339

perception

pə[r]sépʃn

’mŠoG”F’m

way in which one sees or understands something

1340

T

subscription

səbskrípʃn

—\–ńw“Ç(—ż),ˆřŽó,\ž,Šń•t(‹ŕ),–ź,”F‰Â

the amount of money that you pay to receive a service or product regularly

1341

T

prescription

priskrípʃn

ˆ•ű(âł,–ň),ŽwŽŚ,‹K’č,‹K”Í,–@‹K,ŽžŒř,‚¨‚Ť‚Ä

doctor's written order for medicine

1342

description

diskrípʃn

‹LqGŕ–žG•`ŽĘ

Something that tells you what something is like or looks like

1343

assumption

əsʌ́m[p]ʃn

‰ź’čG‰Żŕ

something you believe to be so, but aren't sure of

1344

T

consumption

kənsʌ́m[p]ʃn

Á”ď

the act of eating

1345

T

exemption

iɡzémpʃn

–ƐĹ,‰ŰĹTœ

an exception to the rule

1346

abortion

əbɔ́ː[r]ʃn

—ŹŽYG’†â

A medical operation to end a pregnancy

1347

portion

pɔ́ː[r]ʃn

•”•Ş

part of a whole

1348

proportion

prəpɔ́ː[r]ʃn

Š„‡

amount that is a part of a whole thing

1349

ocean

óuʃn

ŠC

large body of salt water that covers most of the surface of the earth

1350

motion

móuʃn

“Ž‚Ť

a movement; the process of moving

1351

promotion

prəmóuʃn

‘ِiG”Ě”„‘ِi

act of advertising a product to people

1352

emotion

imóuʃn

Š´î

a feeling such as sadness, anger or love

1353

notion

nóuʃn

ŠT”O

idea or opinion about doing something

1354

pollution

pəlúːʃn

‰˜ő

act or result of releasing dirty or dangerous substances into an environment

1355

solution

səlúːʃn

‰đŒˆô; ‰đ“š

Something that ends a problem

1356

evolution

èvəlúːʃn

i‰ť

scientific theory that states that plants and animals change slowly over time according to the environments they live in

1357

revolution

rèvəl[j]úːʃn

Šv–˝G‰ń“]”

sudden significant change

1358

resolution

rèzəlúːʃn

‰đŒˆGŒˆ‹cG•މđ

formal statement of the desires or decisions of a group

1359

institution

ìnstət[j]úːʃn

‹@ŠÖ; Ž{Ý

organization created for a particular cause or purpose

1360

contribution

kɑ̀ntribjúːʃn

Šń•t

Helping a cause by giving money, things, services

1361

T

distribution

dìstribjúːʃn

—Ź’Ę,•Ş”z,”z‹‹,‹ć•Ş,”z’u

the act of circulating things in a wide area

1362

accommodation

əkɑ̀mədéiʃn

h”‘Ž{Ý

place to stay, often a hotel

1363

recommendation

rèkəməndéiʃn

„‘E

official suggestion about a course of action or a choice of person; the act of suggesting someone or something as a good choice

1364

foundation

faundéiʃn

“y‘ä

underground base on which building is constructed

1365

obligation

ɑ̀bliɡéiʃn

‹`–ą

duty that must be performed because of a law, rule, agreement, or promise

1366

investigation

invèstəɡéiʃn

’˛¸

search for information about something

1367

T

dedication

ŒŁg‚ˇ‚邹‚Ć,ŒŁg

the act of being faithful to someone or something

1368

T

medication

–ň•¨(—Ă–@Ľˆ—Ľ“K—p),“Š–ň

a substance used to make an illness or condition get better

1369

indication

ìndikéiʃn

•\ŽŚG’›Œó

Something that signals that something else exists or will happen

1370

T

modification

mɑ̀dəfikéiʃn

ŠÉ˜a,‰ÁŒ¸,Cł,‰ü—Ç,•ωť,§ŒŔ,•ĎŒ`,Cü

a change made on something

1371

qualification

kwɑ̀ləfikéiʃn

Ž‘Ši

official record proving a certain standard or level

1372

T

identification

aidèntəfikéiʃn

gŒłŠm”F,g•ŞŘ–ž,“ŻˆęŽ‹,ˆę‘̉ť

a document that shows who a person is,  e.g. passport, driver's licence

1373

T

certification

sə̀ː[r]tifikéiʃn

Ř–ž‘,”F‰Â,•ۏŘ

written proof that you did something or that something is good enough

1374

education

èdʒəkéiʃn

‹łˆç

process of giving or receiving teaching

1375

application

æ̀plikéiʃn

\‚ľž‚݁G \ż

formal request for job, building permission etc

1376

T

complication

kɑ̀mpləkéiʃn

–ď‰î‚Č–â‘č,Ź—,•ĄŽG‚ȏó‘Ô,‡•šÇ,•´‹Š,•ĄŽG

the act of making something more difficult

1377

implication

ìmplikéiʃn

ŠÜˆÓ

possible effects or results from an action or event

1378

communication

kəmjùːnikéiʃn

ƒRƒ~ƒ…ƒjƒP[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“G’ʐM

talking to people; giving information to people

1379

T

specification

spèsəfikéiʃn

–ž×‘,Žd—l,Úŕ,Úq,–ž×Ž–€,Žd—l‘

a special detail or necessity for something

1380

publication

pʌ̀blikéiʃn

”­•\Go”Ĺ

process of producing a book, magazine

1381

T

telecommunication

(‰“‹——Ł‚Ě)“d‹C’ʐM,“d‹C’ʐMp

exchanging audio, visual or digital information at a distance, electronically

1382

location

loukéiʃn

ęŠ

particular position or area

1383

T

relocation

y•āz(‘ć“ńŽŸ‘ĺí’†‚Ě“úŒnl‚Ě)‹­§Žű—e,‹­§‘aŠJ,Ä”z’u,ˆÚ“],ˆÚZ

the act of moving something to a new location

1384

T

vacation

veikéiʃn

‹x‰É,‹x“ú,‹x‚Ý

a holiday or break from work

1385

inflation

infléiʃn

ƒCƒ“ƒtƒŒ[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“ G–c’Ł

continual rise in the prices of products

1386

T

congratulation

kənɡræ̀tʃəléiʃn

j‚˘‚ĚŒž—t,j‚˘

the act of congratulating

1387

T

cancellation

kæ̀nsəléiʃn

Žć‚čÁ‚ľ,Áˆó

when something is not going to happen after all

1388

T

installation

ìnstəléiʃn

‘•’u,Ý”ő,ŒRŽ–Ž{Ý,Šî’n

the act of connecting or inputting something

1389

T

violation

ˆá”˝,NŠQ,–WŠQ,–\s,‹­Š­

the act of breaking a rule or law

1390

regulation

rèɡjəléiʃn

‹K§

official rule that controls how something is done

1391

T

calculation

kæ̀lkjəléiʃn

Ѝ’č,ŒvŽZ,—\‘Ş

to add, subtract, multiply, divide etc.

1392

T

circulation

sə̀ː[r]kjəléiʃn

”­s•””,zŠÂ

to distribute in a wide area, e.g. newspaper

1393

population

pɑ̀pjəléiʃn

lŒű

number of people who live in a country, area etc

1394

legislation

lèdʒisléiʃn

–@—Ľ§’č

act or process of writing and passing laws

1395

relation

riléiʃn

`‚ÉŠÖ‚ˇ‚é

manner in which people, groups or countries behave toward one another

1396

T

translation

trænsléiʃn

–|–ó,–ó,–ó–{,‰đŽß,Œž‚˘Šˇ‚Ś,“]Ў,•ĎŒ`,–ó‘

something that is changed into another language

1397

T

confirmation

kɑ̀nfə[r]méiʃn

”„”ƒ•ń‘,Šm”F

something that verifies something is true

1398

formation

fɔː[r]méiʃn

Œ`Ź

process of creating, or making into a particular shape

1399

information

ìnfə[r]méiʃn

î•ń

collection of facts and details about something

1400

nation

néiʃn

‘‰Ć

area or region controlled by a government and army

1401

T

resignation

rèziɡnéiʃn

‚ ‚Ť‚ç‚ß,ŽŤE,ŽŤ”C,‘ސE,ŽŤ•\,•úŠü,’f”O,•ž]

to quit one's job

1402

combination

kɑ̀mbənéiʃn

‘g‚ݍ‡‚킚

act or result of mixing things together

1403

imagination

imæ̀dʒənéiʃn

‘z‘œ—Í 

ability to think of new ideas; creation of mental images

1404

explanation

èksplənéiʃn

ŕ–ž

details or reasons given to make something clear

1405

T

nomination

(“Á‚ÉŠŻE‚Ě)”C–˝,Žw–ź,Žw’č,„‘E

the state of being suggested for something

1406

examination

iɡzæ̀mənéiʃn

ŽŽŒą

test of your knowledge of, or ability in something

1407

T

termination

I—š,y•ś–@zÚ”öŽŤ

the  end of something

1408

determination

ditə̀ː[r]mənéiʃn

ŒˆˆÓ

will to achieve a goal despite difficulties

1409

T

intonation

ìntənéiʃn

—}—g

the rise and fall of the voice when speaking

1410

T

destination

dèstənéiʃn

–Ú“I’n,s‚Ťć,ŠĎŒő–Ú“I’n,ˆś‚Đć,–Ú“I

the place you want to be at the end of a journey

1411

T

donation

dounéiʃn

Šń•t

the money that is given to a cause or charity

1412

participation

ŽQ‰Á

act of being involved in something

1413

T

occupation

ɑ̀kjəpéiʃn

ŽdŽ–,]Ž–,č—L,‹Z

profession or job

1414

celebration

sèləbréiʃn

‚¨j‚˘

party/event where people rejoice over something

1415

T

collaboration

kəlæ̀bəréiʃn

‹¤“ŻŒ¤‹†,‹¤’˜,(č—̍‘Ľ“G‘‚ȂǂւĚ)‹Ś—Í

the act of working together

1416

consideration

kənsìdəréiʃn

l—śŽ–€

careful thought; thinking about something

1417

T

decoration

dèkəréiʃn

‘•ü

the act of decorating something (in the hope of making it more attractive) 

1418

generation

dʒènəréiʃn

˘‘ă

People born and living at about the same time

1419

operation

ɑ̀pəréiʃn

ě—pG‘€ěGŽ–‹Ć

Functioning; use

1420

cooperation

kouɑ̀pəréiʃn

‹Ś—Í

instance when someone agrees to work with at least one other person, to get something done

1421

preparation

prèpəréiʃn

€”ő

act of making ready for a purpose or activity

1422

corporation

kɔ̀ː[r]pəréiʃn

–@lG‰ďŽĐ

big company or a combination of several companies

1423

T

expiration

èkspəréiʃn

–ž—š,–žŠú

the end of a period of time

1424

T

inspiration

ìnspəréiʃn

‚¤‚Ü‚˘Žv‚˘•t‚Ť,—슴,‹z‹C

the thing or person that encourages you to do something

1425

T

immigration

(ŠO‘‚Š‚ç‚Ě)ˆÚZ,“ü‘(ŽŇ)

the act of moving from one country to another for good

1426

T

duration

d[j]u[ə]réiʃn

Ž‘ą,Ž‘ąŠúŠÔ,Š—vŽžŠÔ

how long something takes

1427

concentration

kɑ̀ns[ə]ntréiʃn

W’†G”Z“x

paying ( a lot of) attention to a task

1428

illustration

ìləstréiʃn

‘}ŠGG}‰đ

picture that helps explain something

1429

registration

rèdʒəstréiʃn

“o˜^

act of recording information on an official list

1430

administration

ədmìnistréiʃn

ŠÇ—

The work of running something, e.g. a business

1431

demonstration

dèmənstréiʃn

Ř–žGŽŔŘ

Explanation of how something works (e.g. product)

1432

T

relaxation

rìːlækséiʃn

‹C°‚炾,‚­‚‚낏,‘§”˛‚Ť,‚ä‚é‚Ý,’oŠÉ,ŠÉ˜a

the act of resting

1433

compensation

kɑ̀mp[ə]nséiʃn

•⏞

(money) given or received as payment for loss

1434

conversation

kɑ̀nvə[r]séiʃn

‰ď˜b;  ‘Î’k

when you talk with other people; discussion or chat

1435

reputation

rèpjətéiʃn

•]”ť

common opinion that people have about someone

1436

T

hesitation

hèzitéiʃn

‚ż‚イ‚ż‚ĺ,‚˝‚߂炢

the act of pausing uncertainly

1437

limitation

lìmitéiʃn

§ŒŔGŒŔŠE

act of controlling or reducing the size of something

1438

interpretation

intə̀ː[r]prətéiʃn

‰đŽß

explanation of the meaning of something

1439

invitation

ìnvitéiʃn

ľ‘Ň

when someone asks another to attend an event, etc

1440

expectation

èkspektéiʃn

—\‘zGŠú‘Ň

belief or hope that something is going to happen

1441

T

consultation

kɑ̀ns[ə]ltéiʃn

‘Š’k,‰ď‹c,‹Ś‹c

a meeting between two people

1442

presentation

prìːz[ə]ntéiʃn

”­•\GƒvƒŒƒ[ƒ“ƒe[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“

act of giving a formal talk about something

1443

implementation

—šsGŽŔŽ{

act of implementing (providing a practical means for accomplishing something); carrying into effect

1444

T

documentation

‘—Ţ‚ĚěŹ

the act of showing proof in writing

1445

T

orientation

ɔ̀ːriəntéiʃn

“K‰žŽw“ą,•űŒü(Ť)

something that makes you familiar with a place

1446

representation

rèprizentéiʃn

•\Œť

act or action of representing something

1447

transportation

træ̀nspə[r]téiʃn

—A‘—GŒđ’Ę

act, system, or business of moving people or goods from one place to another

1448

station

stéiʃn

‰w

place where you can catch a train or a bus

1449

T

renovation

C•œ

the process of being restored to a previous or better condition

1450

innovation

ŠvV

new invention or idea that is created

1451

motivation

“Ž‹@Gƒ‚ƒ`ƒx[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“

mental drive in a person that makes him or her do something

1452

observation

ɑ̀bzə[r]véiʃn

ŠĎŽ@GŠÄŽ‹

remark or comment on something you noticed

1453

T

reservation

rèzə[r]véiʃn

—\–ń,•Ű—Ż

to put something on hold for use later, e.g. car, hotel room

1454

situation

sìtʃuéiʃn

ó‹ľ

condition, location or position

1455

T

graduation

ɡræ̀dʒuéiʃn

‘˛‹Ć

the ceremony upon finishing a degree or program

1456

evaluation

•]‰ż

judgment about the value or condition of something

1457

negotiation

niɡòuʃiéiʃn

ŒđÂ

a formal discussion to reach an agreement

1458

T

appreciation

əprìːʃiéiʃn

Š´ŽÓ,‚‚˘•]‰ż,ł‚ľ‚˘”FŽŻ,ŠÓÜ

to show thanks for something or someone

1459

variation

vè[ə]riéiʃn

•ωť

Something almost the same as another but different

1460

creation

kriéiʃn

‘n‘˘

act of making something

1461

T

recreation

rèkriéiʃn

ƒŠƒNƒŠƒG[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“,ƒŒƒNƒŠƒG[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“,‹C°‚炾,ŒâŠy,‹x—{,•Ű—{

leisure

1462

association

əsòusiéiʃn

 ’c‘́G ‹Ś‰ď

organization of people with the same interest

1463

organization

ɔ̀ː[r]ɡ[ə]nəzéiʃn

‘gD

formal group of people with a particular purpose

1464

T

authorization

ɔ́ːƒĆ[ə]rəzéiʃn

Œ ŒŔ‚ĚˆĎ”C

the permission given to do something

1465

T

generalization

dʒèn[ə]r[ə]ləzéiʃn

ˆę”ʉť‚ˇ‚邹‚Ć,‘Š‡

an idea that is true most of the time but not all of the time

1466

T

completion

kəmplíːʃn

ŠŽ‘S‚ł

the end, the finishing point

1467

strengthen

stréŋ[k]ƒĆn

‹­‰ť‚ˇ‚é

To make something stronger

1468

decision

disíʒ[ə]n

Œˆ’č

choice made after thinking; final judgment

1469

vision

víʒ[ə]n

Ž‹ŠoGŽ‹—Í

ability to see things with your eyes

1470

television

téləvìʒ[ə]n

ƒeƒŒƒr

device that broadcasts programs, movies or show

1471

provision

prəvíʒ[ə]n

‹K’čGđ€GđŒ

clause in a legal document

1472

division

divíʒən

•ŞŠ„G•”–ĺ

act of dividing; something that divides

1473

T

revision

rivíʒ[ə]n

‰ü’ů,‰üł,Žč’ź‚ľ,‰Á•M,Ľł,Z‰{,‰ü’ů”Ĺ,•œK

to change or rewrite something

1474

T

excursion

ikskə́ː[r]ʒ[ə]n

‰“‘Ť,CŠw—ˇs,Ź—ˇs,Žü—V,—V——,Š„ˆř‰•œ(Žü—V)—ˇs,—ˇs’c‘Ě,—V———ˇs’c‘Ě,’Eü,•ΈĘ(‰^“Ž),–\‘–,‹OŐ

a journey taken for pleasure

1475

version

və́ː[r]ʒ[ə]n

”ŁGƒo[ƒWƒ‡ƒ“

particular form of something and other forms

1476

conclusion

kənklúːʒ[ə]n

Œ‹˜_G’÷Œ‹

judgment or opinion after thinking for a while

1477

confusion

kənfjúːʒ[ə]n

Ź—

Not knowing what to do; state of disorder

1478

occasion

əkéiʒ[ə]n

ŽžGo—ˆŽ–G‹@‰ď

time when something happens or takes place

1479

equation

ikwéiʒ[ə]n

•ű’öŽŽ

mathematical statement showing things to be equal

1480

reckon

rékn

”‚Ś‚éGl‚Ś‚é

to believe or expect that something is true

1481

chicken

tʃíkin

ƒjƒƒgƒŠ

A bird which cannot fly that is raised for its eggs and meat

1482

T

gallon

ɡǽlən

ƒKƒƒ“(–ń3.8ƒŠƒbƒgƒ‹)

a type of measurement equal to 3.78 liters

1483

discipline

dísəplin

‹K—ĽGŒP—űG•Ş–ěC—Ľ‚ˇ‚é

Instruction and practice; especially to teach self-control

1484

common

kɑ́mən

‹¤’Ę‚Ě;  •’Ę‚Ě;  ˆę”Ę“I‚Č

typical, normal; not unusual

1485

T

vitamin

váitəmin

ƒrƒ^ƒ~ƒ“

a natural substance found in food and drink that your body needs to be healthy

1486

woman

wúmən

—Ť

adult female human being

1487

gentleman

dʒéntlmən

aŽm

man who has good manners and is considerate

1488

determine

ditə́ː[r]min

Œˆ’股‚é

To control exactly how something will be or act

1489

chairman

tʃéə[r]mən

‹c’ˇG ‰ď’ˇ

A man in charge of a meeting

1490

T

foreman

ě‹Ć’ˇ,E’ˇ,ŒťęŽĺ”C,ŒťęŠÄ“ÂŽŇ

Senior worker who controls other workers

1491

human

hjúːmən

lŠÔ

a person; a man, woman or child

1492

T

salesman

séilzmən

”Ě”„ŒW,’jŽq”Ě”„ˆő,’jŽq“Xˆő,ŠOŒđ”Ě”„ˆő,ƒZ[ƒ‹ƒXƒ}ƒ“

a man whose job it is to get people to buy things from his company

1493

none

nʌ́n

‰˝‚ŕ`‚Č‚˘G’N‚ŕ`‚Č‚˘

Not any of a group

1494

happen

hǽpn

‹N‚ą‚éG‚˝‚Ü‚˝‚܁`‚ˇ‚é

To take place or occur

1495

weapon

wépn

•Ší

Something that is used for fighting

1496

open

óupn

ŠJ•ú‚ł‚ę‚˝

Not closed or shut

1497

T

reopen

ÄŠJ‚ˇ‚é,Ä‚ŃŽn‚ß‚é

to open again

1498

run

rʌ́n

‘–‚é

To move your legs faster than walking

1499

veteran

vét[ə]r[ə]n

ƒxƒeƒ‰ƒ“

Experienced through long service or practice

1500

foreign

fɔ́[ː]r[ə]n

ŠO‘‚Ě

Being of a different place or country

1501

T

patron

péitr[ə]n

ƒpƒgƒƒ“,ŽçŒěšl,‚Đ‚˘‚Ť‹q,Œă‰‡ŽŇ

someone who gives support with time, money or effort

1502

son

sʌ́n

‘§Žq

male child; friendly way of addressing a boy

1503

sun

sʌ́n

‘ž—z

the hot shining star the Earth moves around

1504

T

fasten

fǽsn

“Ž•¨‚đˆÍ‚˘‚ą‚Ţ,ŒĹ’股‚é,’÷‚ß‚é,‚ľ‚Ş‚Ý‚Â‚­

fix together firmly

1505

medicine

médəsn

–ň

a substance used in treating illness or pain

1506

comparison

kəmpǽrisn

”äŠr

Looking for differences and similarities in two or more things

1507

lesson

lésn

Žö‹ĆG‰Ű

something done to learn or teach something; class

1508

listen

lísn

•ˇ‚­

To use your ears to hear and understand things

1509

person

pə́ː[r]sn

l

man, woman or child

1510

T

chairperson

‹c’ˇ,‰ď’ˇ(nonsexist)

the person in charge of a meeting

1511

T

spokesperson

spóukspə̀ː[r]sn

‘ă•ŮŽŇ,ƒXƒ|[ƒNƒXƒ}ƒ“(nonsexist),‰‰ŕ‰Ć

one man or woman who speaks officially for the rest of the group

1512

T

salesperson

ƒZ[ƒ‹ƒXƒ}ƒ“(nonsexist)

a man or woman whose job it is get people to buy things from their company

1513

T

ton

tʌ́n

ƒgƒ“,‘˝—Ę,‘˝”,”ńí‚ȏd‚ł,—Źs

a measurement equalling 2000 pounds

1514

often

ɔ́[ː]fn

‚ľ‚΂ľ‚Î

Many times, frequently, on many occasions

1515

button

bʌ́tn

ƒ{ƒ^ƒ“

small round piece material used to fasten clothing

1516

threaten

ƒĆrétn

‹ş‚Š‚ˇ

To say you will harm or hurt someone

1517

T

bulletin

búlitn

Œö•ń

a short news report

1518

T

fountain

fáuntn

ň

a man-made spray of water that shoots upwards

1519

mountain

máuntn

ŽR

very high piece of land, higher than a hill

1520

T

captain

kǽpt[ə]n

ƒLƒƒƒvƒeƒ“,‘D’ˇ

the person in charge of a ship or airplane

1521

T

carton

kɑ́ː[r]tn

ƒ{[ƒ‹” 

a box made of cardboard or plastic in which things like milk and juice are sold

1522

curtain

kə́ː[r]tn

ƒJ[ƒeƒ“

piece of cloth used to cover a window

1523

certain

sə́ː[r]tn

ŠmM‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚éG•K‚¸`‚ˇ‚éG–ž”’‚Ĺ‚ ‚éGŽáŠą‚Ě

Being sure about something; without doubt

1524

T

shorten

ʃɔ́ː[r]tn

‚đ’Z‚­‚ˇ‚é,’Z‚­‚Č‚é

to make smaller in length

1525

frighten

fráitn

•|‚ނ炚‚é

To make someone afraid or nervous

1526

T

oven

ʌ́vn

ƒI[ƒuƒ“

kitchen appliance used for baking or roasting 

1527

eleven

ilévn

11

11

1528

seven

sévn

Žľ

number 7

1529

one

wʌ́n

ˆę‚GlE‚ŕ‚Ě

number 1

1530

someone

sʌ́mwʌ̀n

’N‚Š

person who is not known or named

1531

ruin

rú[ː]in

r”pG”j–ŁC”j‰ó‚ˇ‚éG”j–Ĺ‚ł‚š‚éG‚ž‚߂ɂˇ‚é

To destroy or spoil something, to make it useless

1532

genuine

dʒénjuin

–{•¨‚Ě

Being real, actual, and not false or artificial

1533

anyone

éniwʌ̀n

i‹^–╜‚Łj’N‚ЁCi”ے蕜‚Łj’N‚ŕCim’蕜‚Łj’N‚Ĺ‚ŕ

Any person

1534

everyone

évriwʌ̀n

‚Ý‚ń‚ȁG’N‚Ĺ‚ŕ

Every person; everybody

1535

champion

tʃǽmpiən

ƒ`ƒƒƒ“ƒsƒIƒ“G—DŸŽŇ

person who fights for or supports strongly

1536

T

librarian

laibré[ə]riən

}‘ŠŮˆő,ƒ‰ƒCƒuƒ‰ƒŠƒAƒ“,Ži‘

a person who works with books in a library

1537

T

vegetarian

vèdʒəté[ə]riən

ŘHŽĺ‹`ŽŇ

someone who does not eat meat or fish

1538

criterion

kraití[ə]riən

Šî€

standard used to make judgments or decisions

1539

historian

histɔ́ːriən

—đŽj‰Ć

Someone who studies or writes about the course of history

1540

T

pedestrian

pədéstriən

•ŕsŽŇ,“k•ŕ—ˇsŽŇ,“k•ŕ‚Ě,•ŕs(ŽŇę—p)‚Ě,ŽU•ś“I‚Č,•˝–}‚Č,’Á’ɍÜ

a person who is walking on the street

1541

billion

bíljən

\‰­

number 1,000,000,000

1542

million

míljən

•S–œ

1,000,000

1543

quadrillion

kwɑdríljən

’›

number that is represented as a one followed by 24 zeros

1544

trillion

tríljən

’›

1,000,000,000,000

1545

QUINTILLION

‹ž

the number that is represented as a one followed by  zeros 

1546

civilian

sivíljən

–ŻŠÔl

ordinary person who is not in the army

1547

opinion

əpínjən

ˆÓŒŠ

a person's thoughts on a topic

1548

union

júːnjən

Œ‹‡G‘g‡G˜A‡

organization of workers to look after their needs

1549

T

reunion

ÄŒ‹‡,Ä‰ď,e–r(‚ľ‚ń‚Ú‚­)‰ď

when people get together to meet up after not meeting for a long time

1550

dozen

dʌ́zn

1ƒ_[ƒX

12 people or things

1551

citizen

sítizn

Žs–Ż

person who belongs to and has rights in a country

1552

prison

prízn

ŒY–ąŠ

place the court puts criminals as punishment; jail

1553

reason

ríːzn

——RGŒ´ˆöGŞ‹’

explanation for why something occurred or was done

1554

season

síːzn

‹Gß

One of the four parts of the year determined mainly by the weather during that time

1555

again

əɡén

Ä‚сG‚ť‚̏ă

One more time, once more

1556

then

ðén

‚ ‚̂ƂŤG‚ť‚ꂊ‚ç

At that time not now

1557

pen

pén

ƒyƒ“

Something you write with in ink

1558

ten

tén

10

10

1559

when

[h]wén

‚˘‚Â

word you use to ask about the time or day

1560

T

yen

jén

‰~(“ú–{‚̒ʉݒPˆĘ),”M–],‚ ‚ą‚Ş‚ę,Ř–]‚ˇ‚é

the basic unit of money in Japan

1561

in

in

〜‚Ě’†‚Ě

Being inside something

1562

bin

bín

ƒSƒ~” G—eŠí

type of container, usually for trash

1563

begin

biɡín

Žn‚Ü‚éGŽn‚ß‚é

To do the first part of an action; to start

1564

within

wiðín

`’†‚ɁG`ˆČ“ŕ

Not beyond the limits of a particular space, time or range

1565

thin

ƒĆín

”–‚˘G×‚˘

not thick; not wide in size

1566

skin

skín

”畆

outer layer of an animal or human

1567

T

violin

vàiəlín

ƒoƒCƒIƒŠƒ“,ƒoƒCƒIƒŠƒ“‘tŽŇ

small wooden instrument with four strings for making music

1568

examine

iɡzǽmin

ŽŽŒą‚đ‚ˇ‚éG’˛‚ׂé

to test your knowledge or ability

1569

spin

spín

‰ń“]‚ˇ‚é

To turn around repeatedly

1570

grin

ɡrín

ƒjƒ„ƒŠ‚ĆÎ‚¤

To show the teeth because you are amused ; smile

1571

even

íːvn

X‚É

(when this is surprising) as well; too

1572

win

wín

Ÿ‚Â

To succeed in a game or contest

1573

twin

twín

‘oŽq

Two children born from same mother at same time

1574

T

lawn

lɔ́ːn

ŽĹś

the grassy area in your garden

1575

T

coupon

kúːpɑn

ƒN[ƒ|ƒ“,‰ń”Œ”,—˜ŽD

a piece of paper that you can use to buy goods or to get them at a reduced price

1576

earn

ə́ː[r]n

‰Ň‚Ž

to get money for work

1577

burn

bə́ː[r]n

”R‚Ś‚éGÄ‚­

To destroy with fire

1578

modern

mɑ́də[r]n

Œť‘ă‚Ě

of the present time; up to date; contemporary

1579

southern

sʌ́ðə[r]n

“ě•”‚Ě

Having to do with a region in the south

1580

northern

nɔ́ː[r]ðə[r]n

–k‚Ě

 in or toward the north

1581

learn

lə́ː[r]n

Šw‚Ô

to get knowledge or skills by study or experience

1582

concern

kənsə́ː[r]n

S”zG Œœ”O

feeling of worry or anxiety

1583

turn

tə́ː[r]n

‹Č‚Ş‚éGŒü‚Ť‚đ•Ď‚Ś‚é

To change the direction of something, e.g. a car

1584

pattern

pǽtə[r]n

–͔́GŒ´Œ^G–Í—lGŒXŒüGƒpƒ^[ƒ“

regular repeated behavior

1585

return

ritə́ː[r]n

–ß‚ˇG•Ô‚ˇC‹A‘îG•Ô‹pG•œ‹AG‚¨•Ô‚ľ

To come back to a place again

1586

T

intern

S‹Ö,—}—Ż‚ˇ‚é

a stuent or trainee who is doing a job, often without pay, to get work experience

1587

T

downturn

(Œi‹CĽ•¨‰ż‚ȂǂĚ)‰ş~,’ž‘Ř,ˆŤ‰ť

a drop in the success of a business or the economy

1588

western

wéstə[r]n

ź‚Ě

Coming from, found in, or facing towards the west

1589

eastern

íːstə[r]n

“Œ•ű‚Ě

being in the area to the east

1590

govern

ɡʌ́və[r]n

“ŽĄ‚ˇ‚éG‰e‹ż‚đ—^‚Ś‚é

To officially control and lead, conduct the policy, make decisions

1591

iron

áiə[r]n

ƒAƒCƒƒ“CƒAƒCƒƒ“‚đ‚Š‚Ż‚é

hot heavy metal object used to smoothen clothes

1592

T

born

bɔ́ː[r]n

ś‚܂ꂂŤ‚Ě

brought to life

1593

T

popcorn

pɑ́pkɔ̀ː[r]n

ƒ|ƒbƒvƒR[ƒ“

grains of maize that have been heated up until they explode; good to eat as a snack

1594

warn

wɔ́ː[r]n

Œx‚ˇ‚é

To tell someone about possible danger

1595

down

dáun

‰ş‚ցG‰ş‚Á‚Ä

Going from a higher position to a lower position

1596

noun

náun

–źŽŒ

the subject or object of a sentence

1597

T

renown

rináun

—L–ź,–źş,ş–]

the state of being well known

1598

brown

bráun

’ƒF‚Ě

of the color of coffee or chocolate

1599

town

táun

’Ź

small city

1600

T

downtown

[adv.a]dáuntáun,[n]˦˧

‰ş’Ź

the business or central part of a city or town

1601

own

óun

ŽŠg‚́G“Á—L‚Ě

yours, his, hers, etc.; not belonging to another

1602

bone

bóun

œ

hard piece of your body that forms the skeleton

1603

phone

fóun

“d˜b‚đ‚Š‚Ż‚é

To talk to someone using a telephone

1604

T

headphone

ƒwƒbƒhƒzƒ“,Žó˜bŠí

a set of small speakers that fit into each ear so that only you can hear the sound

1605

telephone

téləfòun

“d˜b

machine used to talk to someone who is far away

1606

T

microphone

máikrəfòun

ƒ}ƒCƒN,ƒ}ƒCƒNƒƒtƒHƒ“

device used by singers and public speakers to make their voice louder

1607

loan

lóun

‘Ý‚ˇC‘Ý•t

To borrow money that must be paid back

1608

alone

əlóun

“Ƃ肣G‚˝‚ž`‚ž‚Ż

Without anyone or anything else

1609

unknown

ʌnnóun

’m‚ç‚ę‚Ä‚˘‚Č‚˘

Being unfamiliar or not known

1610

T

postpone

pous[t]póun

‚đ‰„Šú‚ˇ‚é,‚đ‰„‚Î‚ˇ,put off,‚đ‰şˆĘ‚É’u‚­

put off until a later time

1611

tone

tóun

Œű’˛A’˛Žq

sound of a voice that reveals emotion or meaning

1612

stone

stóun

Î

hard, solid piece of rock

1613

zone

zóun

’n‘Ń

area of space used for a particular reason

1614

June

6ŒŽ

6th month of the year

1615

T

balloon

bəlúːn

•—‘D,‚Ó‚­‚ç‚Ţ

a colorful round object made of rubber that is filled with air

1616

moon

múːn

ŒŽ

round object circling the Earth at night

1617

T

noon

núːn

łŒß

the middle of the day 

1618

afternoon

æ̀ftə[r]núːn

ŒßŒă

time after 12:00 and before the evening meal

1619

soon

súːn

‚ŕ‚¤‚ˇ‚ށG‘‚­

At a time not long from now

1620

tune

t[j]úːn

‹ČG‰š’˛

group of musical notes that make a nice sound

1621

combine

[v]kəmbáin,[n]kɑ́mbain

‘g‚ݍ‡‚킚‚é

To mix several things together to form one thing

1622

T

dine

dáin

łŽ`‚đ‚Ć‚é

have supper; eat dinner

1623

fine

fáin

\•Ş‚Č

Good, acceptable or satisfactory

1624

define

difáin

’č‹`‚ˇ‚é

To explain the meaning of words

1625

shine

ʃáin

Œő‚é

To be bright because light hits it e.g. the sun

1626

T

sunshine

sʌ́nʃàin

“úŒü,y‹CŰz“úŒő

the warmth and light of the sun

1627

line

láin

üC•Ŕ‚ԁGü‚đˆř‚­G•˘‚˘‰B‚ˇ

mark that is long, straight and very thin

1628

T

deadline

ŠúŒŔ,’÷Ř

when something must be finished

1629

guideline

Žwj

rule, instruction or principle

1630

decline

dikláin

’f‚é

To not accept an invitation or offer; refuse

1631

T

streamline

—ʐüŒ^(‚Ě),(ŽdŽ–Ľ‘gD‚Č‚Ç)‚đ‡—‰ť‚ˇ‚é

make smoother and more efficient

1632

online

ƒIƒ“ƒ‰ƒCƒ“‚Ě

connected to the internet

1633

T

underline

[v]ʌ́ndə[r]làin,[n]˦˨˧

‚̉ş‚ɐü‚đˆř‚­,‹­’˛‚ˇ‚é,‰şü

to call attention to 

1634

airline

áir lìne

q‹ó‰ďŽĐ

company that flies passengers in its planes

1635

outline

áutlàin

ŠT—vCŠT—v‚đq‚ׂé

To overview or summarize the important points of something

1636

mine

máin

Ž„‚Ě‚ŕ‚Ě

That thing that belongs to me

1637

nine

náin

9

9

1638

sign

sáin

–ꂎ‚éG‡}‚ˇ‚éGŒ_–ń‚ˇ‚é

To write your signature on formal documents such as contracts

1639

assign

əsáin

Š„‚č“–‚Ä‚éGŽw’股‚é

To give someone a particular job or something to do

1640

wine

wáin

ƒƒCƒ“

alcoholic drink made from the juice of grapes

1641

design

dizáin

}ˆÄGÝŒv}GŒv‰ćCƒfƒUƒCƒ“‚ˇ‚éGlˆÄ‚ˇ‚é

to plan in a particular way to fulfill a purpose

1642

T

redesign

V‚ľ‚˘ƒfƒUƒCƒ“,‚ĚƒfƒUƒCƒ“‚đ‰ü‚ß‚é

change or improve the plan of how a thing is made

1643

resign

rizáin

ŽŤ”C‚ˇ‚é

To leave a job because you want to

1644

gain

ɡéin

“ž‚é

To get something wanted, needed or valued

1645

chain

tʃéin

Œq‚ʁA˜A˝

series of (metal) connected links or rings

1646

T

hurricane

hə́ːrəkèin

y‹CŰzƒnƒŠƒP[ƒ“,‚ ‚炾

a strong often deadly storm that begins over the water

1647

T

lane

léin

‹ˇ‚˘“š,Ź“š,’Ę˜H,ŹŒa

a narrow road

1648

plain

pléin

’n–Ą‚ȁGŽż‘f‚Č

very simple/ordinary; not decorated; not striped

1649

plane

pléin

”ňs‹@

an airplane

1650

complain

kəmpléin

•s•˝‚đŒž‚¤

To say something is wrong and should be changed

1651

T

airplane

éə[r]plèin

”ňs‹@

a powered vehicle that flys through the air to its destination

1652

explain

ikspléin

ŕ–ž‚ˇ‚é

To make clear or easy to understand by describing

1653

main

méin

Žĺ—v‚Č

Most important; most often used

1654

remain

riméin

Žc‚éG`‚܂܂ł ‚éCŽc‚čGˆâŐ

To be left behind, to continue to exist

1655

pain

péin

’É‚Ý

strong feeling of hurt or discomfort

1656

campaign

kæmpéin

‰^“ށGƒLƒƒƒ“ƒy[ƒ“

To work in an organized and active way towards a goal

1657

rain

réin

‰J

Drops of water that fall out of clouds in the sky

1658

brain

bréin

”]G“Ş”]

The part of the head that thinks and controls your body

1659

grain

ɡréin

—ąG’•¨

seeds of plants used for food

1660

T

crane

kréin

ƒNƒŒ[ƒ“,y’šzƒcƒ‹

a machine used to move and lift heavy things

1661

train

tréin

“dŽÔ

vehicle that carries people and runs on rails

1662

strain

stréin

‚ą‚ˇG‚ë‰ß‚ˇ‚é

To use too much energy that you hurt yourself

1663

T

obtain

əbtéin

‚𓞂é

to get

1664

T

attain

ətéin

‚É’B‚ˇ‚é,’BŹ‚ˇ‚é

to get or achieve

1665

retain

ritéin

•ŰŽ‚ˇ‚é

To continue to have or use, keep the quality

1666

contain

kəntéin

ŠÜ‚ށG“ü‚é

To hold something inside something else

1667

maintain

meintéin

ˆŰŽ‚ˇ‚éGŽ‘ą‚ˇ‚é

To keep, exist or continue without changing

1668

entertain

èntə[r]téin

‚ŕ‚ĂȂˇ

To take care of guests by offering them food or drink often at your home or in a restaurant

1669

stain

stéin

ő‚݁G‰˜“_Cő‚ß‚éG‰˜‚ˇ

To mark or change the color of something so it looks dirty

1670

sustain

səstéin

Ž‘ą‚ˇ‚é

To maintain, lengthen or continue to do something

1671

T

bean

bíːn

“¤

a long thin green vegetable

1672

gene

dʒíːn

ˆâ“`Žq

part of cell in a that controls the development and appearance of a living thing

1673

T

hygiene

háidʒiːn

‰qś,Œ’N–@

how you keep yourself and your surroundings clean and so that you stay healthy

1674

machine

məʃíːn

‹@ŠB

piece of equipment used to do work

1675

keen

kíːn

‰s‚˘

Being eager or excited for something to happen

1676

lean

líːn

ŒX‚­G‚ŕ‚˝‚ę‚é

To balance against or on something for support

1677

T

gasoline

ɡǽsəlìːn

yŽÔzy•āzƒKƒ\ƒŠƒ“

fuel used in most motor vehicles

1678

clean

klíːn

‚Ť‚ꂢ‚ȁG´Œ‰‚Č

Being free from dirt or marks because it was washed

1679

mean

ˆÓ–Ą‚ˇ‚éG‰ż’l‚Ě‚ ‚é

To have a particular meaning or value

1680

green

—ΐF

the color of young leaves

1681

screen

skríːn

‰ć–ʁCă‰f‚ˇ‚éGŒŸ¸‚ˇ‚éG‘I”˛‚ˇ‚éG‰B‚ˇ

flat surface on a computer, or tv that shows images

1682

scene

síːn

ŒťęGę–Ę

part of an act in a play

1683

T

teen

tíːn

10‘ă‚Ě,13`19Ë‚Ě

someone aged between the ages of thirteen and nineteen

1684

fifteen

fìftíːn

15

15

1685

seventeen

sèvntíːn

\Žľ

17

1686

nineteen

nàintíːn

19

19

1687

thirteen

ƒĆə̀ː[r]tíːn

13

13

1688

fourteen

fɔ̀ː[r]tíːn

14

14

1689

sixteen

síkstíːn

\˜Z

16

1690

protein

próutiːn

ƒ^ƒ“ƒpƒNŽż

substance found in some foods, such as meat, that is needed by the body to stay healthy

1691

routine

ruːtíːn

“ú‰ŰC‚˘‚‚ŕ‚Ě

Happening or done regularly or frequently

1692

eighteen

èitíːn

18

18

1693

between

bitwíːn

`‚ĚŠÔ‚É

In the space that separates two objects

1694

magazine

mǽɡəzìːn

ŽGŽ

weekly or monthly publication with pictures and stories

1695

join

dʒɔ́in

‰Á‚í‚éG‚Â‚Č‚Ź‡‚킚‚é

To bring something close to another, to become one

1696

coin

kɔ́in

d‰Ý

A small, flat piece of metal used as money

1697

law

lɔ́ː

–@—ĽG–@‘Ľ

system or rules made by the government

1698

T

flaw

flɔ́ː

Œ‡Š×,Žă“_,Œ‡“_,,‚Đ‚Ń,Š„‚ę–Ú

something that is faulty in otherwise perfect person/thing

1699

draw

drɔ́ː

ü‚đˆř‚­G•`‚­

To create an image using pen or pencil and paper

1700

withdraw

wiðdrɔ́ː

“P‰ń‚ˇ‚éGˆř‚Ťo‚ˇ

Pull back; move away or backward from something

1701

shop

“XG¤“X

place which sells things

1702

T

workshop

Eę,ŽdŽ–ę,ě‹Ćę,Œ¤C‰ď,uK‰ď,Hę

a building or room where things are made or repaired

1703

pop

pɑ́p

ƒ|ƒ“‚Ƃ͂ś‚Ż‚éGŒť‚ę‚éG”ň‚яo‚ˇ

to cause something to open or burst suddenly

1704

drop

drɑ́p

—ނ¡

To let something fall from your hand

1705

crop

krɑ́p

ě•¨

Plants grown on a farm for food, e.g. corn or rice

1706

top

tɑ́p

Ĺă•”GĹăˆĘ

highest or upper part or point of something

1707

T

desktop

ŹŒ^‚Ě,‘ěăŒ^‚Ě

the working area of a computer screen when no programs are open

1708

T

laptop

‚Đ‚´’u‚ŤŒ^‚Ě,ŹŒ^‚ĹŒg‘щ”\‚Č,ƒ‰ƒbƒvƒgƒbƒv‚Ě

a computer small enough to carry and to use in your lap 

1709

stop

stɑ́p

Ž~‚Ü‚é

To finish moving or to come to an end

1710

gap

ɡǽp

‚ˇ‚Ť‚܁G‘Šˆá

distance between two objects

1711

cap

kǽp

–XŽq

small, soft hat often with a front visor or shade

1712

T

clap

klǽp

”Žč‚ˇ‚é,y‹[‰šŒęzƒsƒVƒƒƒŠ,ƒpƒ^ƒ“,ŒË‚ޕ‚܂鉚

hitting your hands together to make a noise to show you enjoyed something

1713

map

mǽp

’n}

picture showing the geography of an area

1714

T

nap

nǽp

‚ż‚ĺ‚Á‚Ć–°‚é,‚¤‚˝‚˝Q‚ˇ‚é,–ű’f‚ˇ‚é,‚¤‚˝‚˝Q

a short sleep, often taken during the daytime

1715

snap

snǽp

ƒ|ƒLƒb‚Ɛ܂éGƒvƒcƒ“‚Ɛ؂ę‚éGƒpƒ`ƒ“‚Ɖš‚đ—§‚Ä‚éG‚ˇ‚΂₭“Ž‚­Cƒpƒ`ƒ“‚Ć‚˘‚¤‰š

To break something long and thin e.g. a branch

1716

wrap

rǽp

•ď‚Ţ

To cover something by winding a piece of material around it

1717

trap

trǽp

‚í‚ȁC‚í‚Č‚Ĺ•ß‚Ś‚é

device used for catching animals

1718

tap

tǽp

Œy‚­‚˝‚˝‚­GƒRƒcƒRƒc‚Ɖš‚đ—§‚Ä‚é

to hit something lightly

1719

up

ʌ́p

ă‚ցG—§‚Á‚āG‹N‚ą‚Á‚Ä

Move higher; raise

1720

cup

kʌ́p

ƒJƒbƒv

small round container used to hold liquids for drinking

1721

T

checkup

ŒŸ¸,ŠÄ¸,Ć‡,“_ŒŸ

a test to see that all is as it should be

1722

develop

divéləp

”­’B‚ˇ‚éGŠJ”­‚ˇ‚é

To grow bigger, more complex, or more advanced

1723

T

gossip

ɡɑ́səp

‚¤‚킳˜b‚đ‚ˇ‚é,‚¤‚킳‚΂Ȃľ,‰AŒű,ˆŤŒű,‰\

to talk about someone behind his/her back

1724

step

stép

ŠK’iGƒXƒeƒbƒv

flat horizontal piece that forms stairs

1725

chip

tʃíp

í‚čŽć‚é

To break a piece off something e.g. a cup

1726

ship

ʃíp

‘D

large boat

1727

friendship

frén[d]ʃìp

—Fî

feeling of liking someone; good relationship

1728

relationship

riléiʃnʃìp

ŠÖŒW

manner in which people, groups or countries behave toward one another

1729

championship

tʃǽmpiənʃìp

‘IŽčŒ 

sports competition to find the best player or team

1730

T

internship

ƒCƒ“ƒ^[ƒ“ƒVƒbƒv

a position or placement for someone to learn a job through work, sometimes without pay

1731

membership

mémbə[r]ʃìp

‰ďˆőGƒƒ“ƒo[ƒVƒbƒv

being a member of a group; joining a group

1732

leadership

líːdə[r]ʃìp

ƒŠ[ƒ_[ƒVƒbƒv

quality of being able to guide or influence others

1733

T

scholarship

skɑ́lə[r]ʃìp

Šw–â,ŠwŽŻ,”ŽŠw,§Šw‹ŕ

an amount of money given to an able student to help pay for their studies

1734

partnership

pɑ́ː[r]tnə[r]ʃìp

‹Ś—ÍŠÖŒW

working with others for some purpose

1735

ownership

óunə[r]ʃìp

Š—LŒ 

state of having a legal right to possess something

1736

lip

líp

O

top and bottom part of the outside of person's mouth

1737

T

clip

klíp

Ř‚čŽć‚é,ƒNƒŠƒbƒv

to cut short, snip

1738

slip

slíp

ŠŠ‚éCŠŠ‚邹‚Ć

To slide out of position or fall on the ground by accident

1739

trip

tríp

—ˇs

journey or visit to a place

1740

strip

stríp

×’ˇ‚˘˜H

To take something away from (someone)

1741

tip

típ

“ŕ–§î•ńGƒqƒ“ƒgC“ŕ•ń‚ˇ‚éG—\‘z‚ˇ‚é

hint or clue

1742

T

equip

ikwíp

‚É‘•”ő‚ˇ‚é,Žd“x‚đŽ‚Ś‚é,”ő‚Ś•t‚Ż‚é

provide with abilities or tools

1743

help

hélp

•‚Ż‚é

To act to enable a person to do something; assist

1744

camp

kǽmp

ƒLƒƒƒ“ƒv

place where people live for a short time in tents

1745

T

lamp

lǽmp

ƒ‰ƒ“ƒv,Œő–ž,“”‰Î,‚đĆ‚炡

an artificial source of light

1746

stamp

stǽmp

ŘŽč

small piece of paper you buy to put on a letter that you mail

1747

jump

dʒʌ́mp

’ľ‚ԁG’ľ‚Ëă‚Ş‚é

To push your body into the air with your legs

1748

pump

pʌ́mp

ƒ|ƒ“ƒvCƒ|ƒ“ƒv‚Ĺ‚­‚Ýă‚°‚é

To make water or any other liquid move using a machine

1749

sharp

ʃɑ́ː[r]p

‰s‚˘G‚Ć‚Ş‚Á‚˝

Having a thin edge or point that is able to cut

1750

hope

hóup

Šó–]

when you wish something would happen; what you wish

1751

cope

kóup

‘Ώˆ‚ˇ‚é

To deal with something in spite of difficulties

1752

scope

skóup

”͈́CÚ‚ľ‚­’˛‚ׂé

area or range of things that something includes or deals with

1753

T

microscope

máikrəskòup

Œ°”÷‹ž

a device that makes very small things look bigger so you can study them closer

1754

envelope

énvəlòup

••“›

enclosing cover for a letter or card

1755

slope

slóup

ŒXŽÎ

Ground that slants downward or upward

1756

T

soap

sóup

‚š‚Á‚Ż‚ń,ÎŒ˛,‚đÎŒ˛‚Őô‚¤

a block of material used for washing or cleaning

1757

group

ɡrúːp

ƒOƒ‹[ƒvGW’c

number of people or things gathered together

1758

troop

trúːp

ŒR‘ŕ

group of soldiers, especially horse; an organized group

1759

T

soup

súːp

ƒX[ƒv

a liquid meal, usually hot

1760

pipe

páip

ŠÇGƒpƒCƒv

tube a round, hollow piece of metal, plastic, or wood

1761

T

stripe

stráip

ƒXƒgƒ‰ƒCƒv,‚ľ‚Ü,‹Ř

a line or band of a different color

1762

type

táip

Œ^GŽí—ށGƒ^ƒCƒv

group of things or people sharing common features

1763

wipe

wáip

@‚­

 To clean or dry something with a cloth

1764

shape

ʃéip

Œ`CŒ`ě‚é

the outer form of something, what it looks like

1765

landscape

lǽn[d]skèip

•—Œi

natural scenery of a place

1766

escape

iskéip

“Ś‚°‚é

To get away from a place where you are being kept

1767

tape

téip

ƒe[ƒv‚Ĺ“\‚é

To stick things together using an adhesive strip

1768

deep

díːp

[‚˘

Going far down from the surface

1769

cheap

tʃíːp

ˆŔ‚˘

Not costing a lot of money

1770

sheep

ʃíːp

—r

animal with a woolly coat raised for meat or wool

1771

keep

kíːp

•Ű‚Â

To have and continue to hold something

1772

leap

líːp

”ň‚Ń’ľ‚Ë‚éC’ľ–ô

To move forwards often in big steps

1773

sleep

slíːp

–°‚é

To rest your body in bed, as at night time

1774

T

asleep

əslíːp

–°‚Á‚Ä

not awake, in sleep

1775

sweep

swíːp

‘|‚­

To remove something from a surface with a brush

1776

bar

bɑ́ː[r]

–W‚°‚é;  (“š‚đ)‚Ó‚ł‚Ž

To prevent entry, exit or an action

1777

far

fɑ́ː[r]

‰“‚˘

a long way away

1778

car

kɑ́ː[r]

ŽÔ

A vehicle with four wheels and engine that can carry things

1779

T

seminar

sémənɑ̀ː[r]

ƒZƒ~ƒi[

a discussion session or class led by a teacher, or expert

1780

guitar

ɡitɑ́ː[r]

ƒMƒ^[

stringed musical instrument played with the fingers

1781

star

stɑ́ː[r]

Ż

A bright planet of gas in the night sky

1782

T

rubber

rʌ́bə[r]

ƒSƒ€ƒ^ƒCƒ„,“VŤƒSƒ€,’eŤƒSƒ€,ކ‚₡‚č

the stretchy material that elastic bands are made of

1783

number

nʌ́mbə[r]

”ŽšG”ԍ†

symbols such as 1, 2, 56, 793

1784

member

mémbə[r]

ˆęˆőGƒƒ“ƒo[

person or thing belonging to a group or team

1785

remember

rimémbə[r]

Žv‚˘o‚ˇ

To bring a previous image or idea to your mind

1786

December

12ŒŽ

The 12th month of the year

1787

 

September

 

9ŒŽ

9th month of the year

1788

November

11ŒŽ

11th month of the year

1789

chamber

tʃéimbə[r]

•”‰ŽG•]‹c‰ď

enclosed space that holds something e.g. bullets in a gun

1790

harbor

hɑ́ː[r]bə[r]

`

area of water protected by land and used by ships

1791

October

10ŒŽ

10th month of the year

1792

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subscriber

—\–ńw“ÇŽŇ,ˆřŽól,‰Á“üŽŇ,Šń•t‚ˇ‚él,–źl,ŽxŽŽŇ

someone who pays money to receive a service or product regularly

1793

labor

léibə[r]

˜J“­C“­‚­GÚ×‚ɘ_‚ś‚é

To work hard (often physically) for many hours

1794

neighbor

néibə[r]

—אlG‹ßŠ‚̐l

person who lives, or is near, you

1795

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ladder

lǽdə[r]

‚Í‚ľ‚˛,’nˆĘ,(ƒpƒ“ƒXƒg‚Ě)“`ü(run)

something you use to climb up high

1796

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ambassador

æmbǽsədə[r]

‘ĺŽg,Žgß

somebody who represents somehting, usually a country

1797

consider

kənsídə[r]

l—ś‚ˇ‚éG‚݂Ȃˇ

To think carefully about something

1798

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reconsider

‚đÄR‹c‚ˇ‚é,‚đÄl‚ˇ‚é

to think something over again

1799

T

folder

‘—ނ͂ł‚Ý,Ü‚č‚˝‚˝‚ÝŠí,ކ‹˛‚Ý,Ü‚č‚˝‚˝‚݃pƒ“ƒtƒŒƒbƒg

a file or covering to keep papers in

1800

holder

Š—LŽŇ

person who owns or has received something

1801

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stockholder

Š”Žĺ

someone who holds shares of stock in a corporation 

1802

shareholder

Š”Žĺ

Someone who holds shares of stock in a corporation

1803

shoulder

ʃóuldə[r]

ά

part of the body where an arm attaches or joins

1804

wander

wɑ́ndə[r]

•ŕ‚Ť‰ń‚éG‚ł‚܂悤

To move around without purpose

1805

under

ʌ́ndə[r]

ˆČ‰ş‚Ě

In the same place as another thing, but lower

1806

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calendar

kǽləndə[r]

ƒJƒŒƒ“ƒ_[

something you hang on the wall that has the months of the year on it

1807

wonder

wʌ́ndə[r]

‹Á‚Ť

Surprise caused by experiencing something amazing

1808

gender

dʒéndə[r]

Ť•Ę

state of being male or female

1809

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sender

‘—‚čŽč

someone who transmits a message

1810

tender

téndə[r]

_‚炊‚˘

Offer; extend

1811

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vendor

véndə[r]

s¤l,˜I“X¤l

the person who is selling something

1812

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founder

“|‚ꂳ‚š‚é,Z…‚ˇ‚é,ޏ”s‚ˇ‚é

someone who starts a business or organization

1813

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reminder

Žv‚˘o‚ł‚š‚élĽ•¨,‹L”O•¨,’ˆÓ,•Œž,Ă‘Łó

something that makes you remember something

1814

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remainder

Žc—ŻŽŇ,Žc‚蕨,Žc—],ˆâŐ,ˆâ•¨,ŒpłŒ 

what is left over

1815

murder

mə́ː[r]də[r]

ŽElCŽE‚ˇ

crime of deliberately killing a person

1816

order

ɔ́ː[r]də[r]

’•śC’•ś‚ˇ‚é

to ask for something you want to buy, e.g. a meal

1817

border

bɔ́ː[r]də[r]

‹ŤŠEG ‘‹Ť

line separating one country, state from another

1818

disorder

disɔ́ː[r]də[r]

–ł’˜GŽžŠłGáŠQ

state of confusion or a lack of organization

1819

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rider

ráidə[r]

ƒ‰ƒCƒ_[

someone who uses an animal or a bicycle or motorcycle for transport

1820

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provider

‹Ÿ‹‹ŽŇ,(ˆę‰Ć‚Ě)Žĺl

someone who takes care of others with money, food, home

1821

leader

líːdə[r]

ƒŠ[ƒ_[

person who is in charge of a group or task

1822

reader

ríːdə[r]

“ÇŽŇ

person who reads written or printed materials

1823

refer

rifə́ː[r]

Œž‹y‚ˇ‚éGˆř—p‚ˇ‚éGŽQĆ‚ˇ‚é

To talk about or write about something

1824

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photographer

fətɑ́ɡrəfə[r]

ŽĘ^‰Ć

someone who takes pictures for a living 

1825

prefer

prifə́ː[r]

D‚Ţ

To like something better than something else

1826

suffer

sʌ́fə[r]

‹ę‚ľ‚ށG‘Ď‚Ś‚é

To experience pain, illness, or injury

1827

differ

dífə[r]

ˆŮ‚Č‚é

To be different; to be not like others

1828

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infer

infə́ː[r]

‚đ„˜_‚ˇ‚é,Œ‹˜_‚ˇ‚é,‚đŽ@‚ˇ‚é,„Ž@‚ˇ‚é

to guess something with given information

1829

offer

ɔ́[ː]fə[r]

’ń‹Ÿ‚ˇ‚éG\‚ľo‚é

to give the opportunity to accept something

1830

transfer

[v]trænsfə́ː[r],[n]trǽnsfəː[r]

ˆÚ“Ž‚ˇ‚éG“]‘—‚ˇ‚é

To move something from one place to another

1831

anger

ǽŋɡə[r]

“{‚炚‚é

To make someone mad, upset, or annoyed

1832

hunger

hʌ́ŋɡə[r]

‹Q‚Ś

need for food; a severe lack of food

1833

finger

fíŋɡə[r]

Žw

One of the five long parts of the hand

1834

trigger

tríɡə[r]

ˆř‚Ť‹ŕG—UˆöCˆř‚Ť‹N‚ą‚ˇ

lever on a gun that you pull to fire

1835

sugar

ʃúɡə[r]

ť“œ

white sweet substance used to make foods sweeter

1836

singer

síŋə[r]

‰ĚŽč

person who sings, often as a profession

1837

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hamburger

hǽmbə̀ː[r]ɡə[r]

ƒnƒ“ƒo[ƒOƒXƒe[ƒL,ƒnƒ“ƒo[ƒK[,y“ú–{•ś‰ťz

a flat round cake of minced beef that is fried and then eaten in a bread roll

1838

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cheeseburger

ƒ`[ƒYƒo[ƒK[

a hamburger with melted cheese on it 

1839

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eager

íːɡə[r]

”M–]‚ľ‚Ä,”MS‚Č,‚ľ‚Ť‚č‚Ɂ`‚ľ‚˝‚Ş‚Á‚Ä

to be excited to help or do something

1840

expenditure

ikspénditʃə[r]

ŽxoG”ď—p

amount of money used during a certain time

1841

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amateur

ǽmətʃùə[r]

ƒAƒ}ƒ`ƒ…ƒA,‘fl,‚ľ‚낤‚Ć,–˘nŽŇ

a beginner, not a professional, done for pleasure not for pay

1842

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signature

síɡnətʃə[r]

–ź

your name written in your own handwriting 

1843

literature

lít[ə]rətʃə[r]

•śŠwG•śŒŁ

Writings that are valued as works of art, esp. fiction, drama and poetry

1844

temperature

témpə[r]tʃùə[r]

‰ˇ“x

how hot or cold something is, e.g. the weather

1845

furniture

fə́ː[r]nitʃə[r]

‰Ć‹ď

items such as tables, chairs, beds or closets

1846

manufacture

mæ̀njəfǽktʃə[r]

ť‘˘Cť‘˘‚ˇ‚é

to produce large numbers of products in a factory

1847

structure

strʌ́k[t]ʃə[r]

\‘˘G‘g‚Ý—§‚Ä

the way something is built, arranged or organized

1848

lecture

léktʃə[r]

u‰‰‚ˇ‚éCu‰‰

talk or speech about a particular subject

1849

architecture

ɑ́ː[r]kətèktʃə[r]

Œš’zŠwGŒš’z•¨

the design and construction of buildings

1850

picture

pík[t]ʃə[r]

ŠGGŽĘ^G‰f‘œ

painting, drawing or photograph on paper or screen

1851

culture

kʌ́ltʃə[r]

•ś‰ťG‹ł—{

beliefs and customs of a particular group

1852

venture

vén[t]ʃə[r]

ŠëŒŻ‚đ–`‚ˇGŽv‚˘Ř‚Á‚ā`‚ˇ‚éCŠëŒŻGƒxƒ“ƒ`ƒƒ[Ž–‹Ć

(business) activity that involves taking chances or risks

1853

adventure

ədvéntʃə[r]

–`ŒŻ

An exciting and often dangerous experience

1854

capture

kǽptʃə[r]

•߂܂ڂé

To catch and prevent person/animal from being free

1855

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sculpture

skʌ́lptʃə[r]

’¤‚đ‚ˇ‚é,’¤‚ˇ‚é,’¤,’¤ě•i

a figure or statue

1856

T

departure

dipɑ́ː[r]tʃə[r]

V‹@ޞ,o”­,”­ŽÔ,ˆí’E,”w”˝,oq,–ĺo,—Ł’E

the act of leaving

1857

researcher

Œ¤‹†ŽŇ

Someone who does research work

1858

gesture

dʒéstʃə[r]

gU‚čGƒWƒFƒXƒ`ƒƒ[

bodily movement that expresses a particular meaning, idea, or emotion

1859

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fixture

ŒĹ’蕨,”ő•i,ŠJĂ“ú

a piece of equipment, like a bath, that is permanently fixed to a building

1860

mixture

míkstʃə[r]

Ź‡

Something made by combining two or more things

1861

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voucher

—ĚŽű‘,¤•iŒ”,ˆřЎŒ”

a piece of paper that you can use to buy goods or to get them at a reduced price

1862

future

fjúːtʃə[r]

–˘—ˆ

Time that is to come after the present

1863

nature

néitʃə[r]

ŽŠ‘R

physical world, including plants, animals, rocks

1864

feature

fíːtʃə[r]

“Á’Ľ

distinctive or important point of something

1865

creature

kríːtʃə[r]

ś‚Ť•¨

animal of any type

1866

teacher

tíːtʃə[r]

ćś

person who teaches others, especially in a school

1867

bother

bɑ́ðə[r]

”Y‚Ü‚š‚éGŽv‚˘”Y‚Ţ

To take the trouble to do something

1868

father

fɑ́ːðə[r]

•ƒ

A male parent

1869

gather

ɡǽðə[r]

W‰ď‚đŠJ‚­

To bring people/animals together into a group

1870

rather

rǽðə[r]

‚ЂȂčG‚˘‚­‚Ô‚ńG‚Ç‚ż‚炊‚Ć‚˘‚Ś‚ÎG‚ť‚ę‚Ç‚ą‚낊

Somewhat; fairly; not that much

1871

other

ʌ́ðə[r]

‚ŕ‚¤ˆę•ű‚́G•ʂ́G‘ź‚́C‚ŕ‚¤ˆę•ű‚̐lE•¨G•ʂ̐lE•¨G‚ť‚Ě‘ź

(something) else; not the first (one)

1872

another

ənʌ́ðə[r]

‚ŕ‚¤ˆę‚‚́G•Ę‚Ě

one more (thing); additional (thing)

1873

brother

brʌ́ðə[r]

ŒZ’íG’‡ŠÔ

A boy or man who shares a parent with you

1874

together

təɡéðə[r]

ˆę‚ɁG‚܂Ƃ߂Ä

Near close in the same place not far in a family or group

1875

altogether

ɔ̀ːltəɡéðə[r]

ŠŽ‘S‚ɁG‘S•”‚ŁG—v‚ˇ‚é‚É

Completely and fully

1876

leather

léðə[r]

ŠvGŠvť•i

chemically tanned animal skin, e.g. for shoes

1877

weather

wéðə[r]

“V‹CG“VŒó

whether it is raining, sunny, cold etc outside

1878

whether

[h]wéðə[r]

`‚Š‚Ç‚¤‚ЁG`‚Ĺ‚ ‚낤‚Ć‚Č‚Š‚ë‚¤‚Ć

if something will happen or not

1879

further

fə́ː[r]ðə[r]

‚ł‚ç‚ɐć‚ցG‚ł‚ç‚ɂ܂˝

extra; in addition

1880

either

íːðə[r]

‚Ç‚ż‚炊

one of two (used when there is a choice of two)

1881

neither

níːðə[r]

‚Ç‚ż‚ç‚ŕ`‚Č‚˘

Not one or the other not either none of two things

1882

her

”ޏ—‚́G”ޏ—‚đ

(Subject form of a female you are talking about)

1883

manager

mǽnidʒə[r]

Œo‰cŽŇG`’ˇGƒ}ƒl[ƒWƒƒ[

person who controls and runs a business or group

1884

soldier

sóuldʒə[r]

•şŽm

person who is in the military

1885

passenger

pǽs[ə]n[d]ʒə[r]

ć‹q

person who is travelling in a vehicle

1886

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messenger

més[ə]n[d]ʒə[r]

ŽgŽŇ,Žg‚˘‘–‚č

person who carries a piece of information to someone else 

1887

injure

ín[d]ʒə[r]

‚Â‚Ż‚é

Do physical harm or damage

1888

danger

déin[d]ʒə[r]

ŠëŒŻ

The possibility of getting hurt, damaged, or killed

1889

stranger

stréin[d]ʒə[r]

ŒŠ’m‚ç‚ʐl

Someone you do not know

1890

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merger

‡•š,•š‡,Ź“Ż

when one company buys another company to create one big company

1891

major

méidʒə[r]

Žĺ—v‚ȁGd—v‚Č

Important, serious, or large in scope

1892

teenager

ƒeƒB[ƒ“ƒGƒCƒWƒƒ[G‚P‚O‘ă‚ĚŽáŽŇ

person between the ages of 13 and 19

1893

procedure

prəsíːdʒə[r]

Žč‡

usual or standard way in which something is done

1894

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dishwasher

ŽMô‚˘Ší(l)

a machine that cleans dirty dishes

1895

pressure

préʃə[r]

ˆł—Í

the force/weight when pressing against a thing

1896

publisher

pʌ́bliʃə[r]

o”ĹŽĐ

business that produces books or magazines

1897

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extinguisher

‚낤‚ť‚­Á‚ľ,Á‚ˇ‚ŕ‚Ě,Á‰ÎŠí,Á“”Ší

Device used to put out fires

1898

author

ɔ́ːƒĆə[r]

’˜ŽŇ

person who writes books, plays, poems etc

1899

T

leisure

líːʒə[r]

‚Đ‚Ü,‰É(‚Č),—]‰É,—pŽ–‚̂Ȃ˘,—LŠŐ‚Ě,ƒŒƒWƒƒ[

something for fun or relaxing

1900

pleasure

pléʒə[r]

Šy‚ľ‚łG–ů‰őG–ž‘Ť

feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction

1901

measure

méʒə[r]

‘Ş‚é;Ą–@‚đ‚Ć‚é

To calculate size, weight or temperature of

1902

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closure

klóuʒə[r]

’÷Ř‚č,•“X,•˝,’÷‚ߐ؂č

when something is closed for good

1903

exposure

ikspóuʒə[r]

‚ł‚炡‚ą‚ƁG–\˜I

state of experiencing something directly

1904

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locker

ƒƒbƒJ[,” ,—â“€ŒÉ,ƒRƒCƒ“ƒƒbƒJ[

a small cupboard  you can store personal items in securely for a period of time

1905

T

soccer

sɑ́kə[r]

ƒTƒbƒJ[

ball game played by two teams who try to score goals without handling the ball

1906

T

hacker

ƒnƒbƒJ[,‘źl‚ĚƒVƒXƒeƒ€‚Ö‚Ě•s–@N“üŽŇ

someone who gains access to a computer system without permission

1907

T

banker

bǽŋkə[r]

‹âs‰Ć

someone who works for the bank

1908

occur

əkə́ː[r]

”­ś‚ˇ‚é

To come to pass or to happen

1909

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recur

rikə́ː[r]

Ä‚Ń‹N‚ą‚é,Ä”­‚ˇ‚é,Žv‚˘o‚ł‚ę‚é,ŒJ‚č•Ô‚ł‚ę‚é

happens again

1910

T

sticker

ƒXƒeƒbƒJ[,Lƒrƒ‰,ŒĹގŽŇ,Žh‚ľŽč

a label with glue on the back

1911

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incur

inkə́ː[r]

•‰‚¤,”í‚é,‚đŽó‚Ż‚é,‚É‚Ô‚Â‚Š‚é

lay yourself open to something as a result of your actions

1912

worker

wə́ː[r]kə[r]

˜J“­ŽŇ

person who works

1913

T

broker

bróukə[r]

ƒuƒ[ƒJ[,’‡”ƒl

someone who buys and sells thing for a percentage of sales

1914

T

stockbroker

Š”ŽŽ’‡”ƒl

an agent whose job it is to buy and sell stocks and bonds 

1915

T

hiker

ƒnƒCƒJ[,‰ËüHŽ–ě‹Ćˆő,’Ź‚Ě•ŰˆŔŠŻ,“k•ŕ—ˇsŽŇ

someone who likes to go for long walks in their leisure time

1916

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baker

béikə[r]

ƒpƒ“‰Ž,Œg‘Ń—pŹŒ^“V‰Î

someone who bakes for a living

1917

maker

méikə[r]

ě‚élGƒ[ƒJ[

person, company, or object that creates things

1918

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taker

Žó‚ŻŽč,ŽóŽćl,(’§í‚É)‰ž‚ś‚él,”ƒ‚˘Žč,Á”ďŽŇ

someone who does not give but only takes

1919

speaker

spíːkə[r]

˜b‚ˇlG‰‰ŕŽŇ

person who makes a speech before a group

1920

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seeker

’Ç‹ŽŇ

someone looking for something

1921

dollar

dɑ́lə[r]

ƒhƒ‹

A basic unit of money equal to 100 cent

1922

scholar

skɑ́lə[r]

ŠwŽŇ

educated person who attends or attended school

1923

color

kʌ́lə[r]

F

Quality of things you can see, e.g. red, blue

1924

similar

sím[ə]lə[r]

‚ć‚­Ž—‚˝

Nearly the same

1925

T

stapler

ƒzƒbƒ`ƒLƒX,y˜ať‰pŒęzƒzƒ`ƒLƒX

a small device used to fix papers together with a small thin piece of wire called a staple

1926

T

counselor

‘Š’k–đ,•ŮŒěŽm

someone who helps people with problems for a living

1927

T

traveler

trǽv[ə]lə[r]

—ˇsŽŇ,—ˇ‹q,ŠOŒđˆő,ˆÚ“Ž”Ě”„ˆő

a tourist or adventurer who visits many countries

1928

regular

réɡjələ[r]

’čŠú“I‚ȁG‹K‘Ľ“I‚Č

Occurring or being done frequently

1929

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irregular

iréɡjələ[r]

‚Ĺ‚ą‚Ú‚ą‚Ě,•s‘ľ‚˘‚Ě,•s“Ż‚Ě,•s‹K‘Ľ‚Č,•Ď‘Ľ“I‚Č,y•ś–@z•s‹K‘Ľ•ωť‚Ě

occuring at unexpected times

1930

particular

pə[r]tíkjələ[r]

“Á’č‚́G“Á—L‚́C€–ځGÚ×

one specific (one)

1931

popular

pɑ́pjələ[r]

l‹C‚Ě‚ ‚é

liked or enjoyed by many people

1932

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seller

”„‚ę‚é‚ŕ‚Ě,”„‚čŽč,‚ć‚­”„‚ę‚é‚ŕ‚Ě

someone who promotes or exchanges goods or services for money 

1933

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teller

‘‹ŒűŒW

person who works in a bank, who pays out and takes in money

1934

T

caller

–K–âŽŇ

the person that is phoning you

1935

T

solar

sóulə[r]

‘ž—z‚Ě

to do with the sun, like sunlight or the heat from the sun

1936

T

cooler

y‘­ŒęzŠÄ–‚Ě—Ż’uŠ

a box (filled with ice) that keeps drinks cold

1937

T

tailor

téilə[r]

Žd—§‰Ž,—m•ž‰Ž

adjust something to fit a specific need or market

1938

T

retailer

Ź”„‹ĆŽŇ

a store that sells something

1939

dealer

díːlə[r]

”Ě”„‹ĆŽŇ

Someone who buys things to sell to others

1940

grammar

ɡrǽmə[r]

•ś–@

rules explaining how words are used in a language

1941

T

programmer

ƒvƒƒOƒ‰ƒ}[

a person who designs and writes and tests computer programs 

1942

T

plumber

plʌ́mər

”zŠÇH,y‘­Œęz‘ä–ł‚ľ‚É‚ˇ‚é,‚Ô‚ż‰ó‚ˇ

someone connects and mends water pipes for a living

1943

summer

sʌ́mə[r]

‰Ä

part of the year when the weather is hot

1944

customer

kʌ́stəmə[r]

ŒÚ‹q

Someone who buys goods or services from a business

1945

farmer

fɑ́ː[r]mə[r]

”_‰Ć‚̐l

person who operates a farm

1946

former

fɔ́ː[r]mə[r]

‘O‚́C‘OŽŇ

being something previously, but not now

1947

T

performer

sˆ×ŽŇ,–đŽŇ,s‚¤l,‰‰‘tŽŇ,”o—D,‹ČŒ|Žt

an entertainer  like an actor or a singer

1948

T

rumor

rúːmə[r]

‚đ‚¤‚í‚ł‚ˇ‚é,‚¤‚킳,•—ŕ,—ŹŒž,y’nkz

something said by people but not necessarily true

1949

consumer

kəns[j]úːmə[r]

Á”ďŽŇ

person who uses goods or services; individual buyer

1950

humor

hjúːmə[r]

ƒ†[ƒ‚ƒA

quality that makes something funny

1951

T

timer

ƒ^ƒCƒ}[

something that counts seconds and minutes

1952

honor

ɑ́nə[r]

–ź—_

Respect given to someone who is admired

1953

T

planner

—§ˆÄŽŇ

a person who makes plans 

1954

manner

mǽnə[r]

•ű–@

That way that something happens or is done

1955

T

gardener

ɡɑ́ː[r]dnə[r]

A–؉Ž,ŠO–ěŽč

a person who works with plants and flowers for a living

1956

T

conditioner

‹ó’˛(—â’g–[)‘•’u

shampoo-like substance used after washing hair

1957

T

runner

–§—A‹ĆŽŇ,‹Ł‘ˆŽŇ,‘–‚él,W‹ŕl,‰^“]ŽŇ,‰HŞŽÔ,yA•¨z‚‚é,(ŒC‰ş‚Ě)“`ü,‹qˆř‚Ť,y˜ať‰pŒęzƒJ[ƒyƒbƒg

someone who travels on foot by running 

1958

T

entrepreneur

ɑ̀ːntrəprənə́ː[r]

‹N‹Ć‰Ć,Šé‹Ć‰Ć,Ž–‹ĆŽĺ,‹ťsŽĺ,ż•‰l,’‡‰îŽŇ

a business person who starts companies

1959

listener

•ˇ‚ŤŽč

Someone who listens

1960

prisoner

príznə[r]

Žúl

Someone kept in a prison as punishment for a crime

1961

inner

ínə[r]

“ŕ‘¤‚Ě

Concerning the inside part of something

1962

dinner

dínə[r]

—[H

The main meal of the day, usually in the evening in the US

1963

T

beginner

biɡínə[r]

‰SŽŇ

to be new at something

1964

winner

wínə[r]

ŸŽŇGŽóÜŽŇ

person or thing that wins a contest or race

1965

governor

ɡʌ́v[ə][r]nə[r]

’mŽ–

person who leads a state or province

1966

corner

kɔ́ː[r]nə[r]

ƒR[ƒi[GŠpG’nˆćG‹‡’n

place where two lines, sides, corners etc meet

1967

partner

pɑ́ː[r]tnə[r]

ƒp[ƒgƒi[G‘Š–_

someone you have a business or personal relationship with

1968

owner

óunə[r]

Ž‚żŽĺGƒI[ƒi[

person who owns or has something

1969

T

homeowner

ŽŠ‰ĆŠ—LŽŇ

someone who owns the house that they live in

1970

T

diner

dáinə[r]

HŽ–‚ˇ‚él,H“°ŽÔ

a small, informal restaurant

1971

minor

máinə[r]

Ź‚ł‚˘G­‚Č‚˘Gd—v‚łȂ˘

Not so large in size, not important or valuable

1972

designer

dizáinə[r]

ƒfƒUƒCƒi[

Someone who creates plans to make something

1973

T

trainer

ŒP—űŽŇ,ƒR[ƒ`,Žw“ąŽŇ,—űK‹@

one who teaches a person or animal to do something

1974

T

container

kəntéinə[r]

—eŠí,ƒRƒ“ƒeƒi,“ü‚ꕨ

something that holds things

1975

T

cleaner

‘|œl,ôÜ

someone who cleans  for a living

1976

per

[weak]pə[r],[strɡ]pə́ː[r]

`‚ɂ‚ŤG `‚˛‚Ć‚É

For each; during each

1977

T

shopper

”ƒ•¨‹q,(¤“X‚Ě)Lƒrƒ‰,Lę—pŽGŽ

someone who buys things in a store

1978

proper

prɑ́pə[r]

“KŘ‚Č

Correct according to social or moral rules

1979

upper

ʌ́pə[r]

ă‚Ě

Located above others of the same kind

1980

T

developer

Z‘îŠJ”­‹ĆŽŇ

someone who designs and builds properties

1981

T

pepper

pépə[r]

yA•¨z“‚hŽq,ƒRƒVƒ‡ƒE(‚đ‚Š‚Ż‚é),ƒsƒŠƒb‚Ć‚ł‚š‚é,(•śÍ‚Ȃǂđ)ˆř‚Ť’÷‚ß‚é,(’eŠŰĽŽż–â‚Ȃǂđ)—‚Ń‚š‚é

a strong spice (black or white)

1982

whisper

[h]wíspə[r]

‚ł‚ł‚â‚­

To talk with breath but no voice

1983

paper

péipə[r]

ކCކ‚Ĺ•ď‚ށG•ÇŽ†‚đ“\‚é

pages of a book are made from this

1984

newspaper

n[j]úːzpèipə[r]

V•ˇ

Sheets of paper (or online) containing news stories

1985

T

housekeeper

háuskìːpə[r]

‰Ć­•w

someone whose job it is to take care of and clean another person's house

1986

manufacturer

mæ̀njəfǽktʃ[ə]rə[r]

ť‘˘‹ĆŽŇGƒ[ƒJ[

group or company that makes a certain product

1987

T

lecturer

u‰‰ŽŇ,uŽt

an instructor or professor

1988

T

caterer

(‰ƒ‰ď)—ż—‚ĚŽdo‚ľ‰Ž,ƒT[ƒrƒXŒW

the person who makes food and delivers it for a living

1989

error

érə[r]

ƒGƒ‰[GŒë‚č

Something that is not correct; a mistake

1990

mirror

mírə[r]

‹ž

thing with a glass surface used to look at yourself

1991

T

explorer

iksplɔ́ːrə[r]

’TŒŸ‰Ć

a person who travels to unknown places

1992

sir

sə́ː[r]

‚ ‚Č‚˝‚ł‚܁G`“a

form of address to a man you respect/do not know

1993

officer

ɑ́fəsə[r]

–đlGŤZ

person with an important position in an organization

1994

T

purchaser

w“üŽŇ

someone who buys things; buyer

1995

sponsor

spɑ́nsə[r]

oŽ‘ŽŇGƒXƒ|ƒ“ƒT[CƒXƒ|ƒ“ƒT[‚ɂȂé 

To help someone or something succeed by giving them money

1996

answer

ǽnsə[r]

“š‚Ś

solution to a problem or test question

1997

cancer

kǽnsə[r]

Šŕ

Any growth caused by abnormal cell division

1998

T

announcer

ənáunsə[r]

ƒAƒiƒEƒ“ƒT[

someone who gives a message publicly 

1999

T

purser

pə́ː[r]sə[r]

ƒp[ƒT[,Ž––ą’ˇ

an officer aboard a ship who keeps accounts and attends to the passengers' needs 

2000

producer

prəd[j]úːsə[r]

śŽYŽŇGť‘˘ŽŇ

company producing or growing a certain product

2001

latter

lǽtə[r]

Œă‚́CŒăŽŇ

the second or last mentioned thing

2002

matter

mǽtə[r]

Ž–•żG–â‘čGŒ´ˆö

problem or reason for concern

2003

after

ǽftə[r]

`Œă‚ŁG`‚đ’Ç‚Á‚Ä

Later than another time, or behind something

2004

laughter

lǽftə[r]

Î‚˘

action or sound of laughing

2005

T

butter

bʌ́tə[r]

ƒoƒ^[

a kind of soft spread for bread, made from cow's milk

2006

editor

édətə[r]

•ҏWŽŇ

Person deciding the contents of a book or magazine

2007

T

kilometer

kəlɑ́mətə[r]

ƒLƒƒ[ƒgƒ‹

a metric unit of length equal to 1000 meters

2008

monitor

mɑ́nətə[r]

ƒ‚ƒjƒ^[

electronic screen on which you can see images

2009

T

interpreter

intə́ː[r]prətə[r]

’Ę–ó

someone who translates from one language to another

2010

competitor

kəmpétətə[r]

‹Ł‘ˆ‘ŠŽč

someone taking part in race, business, etc

2011

T

distributor

‘ă—“X

someone who sells or sends things to different areas

2012

letter

létə[r]

Žčކ

message you put in an envelope and send by post

2013

T

newsletter

L•ń,ŽĐ•ń

report or open letter giving information of interest to a special group 

2014

T

sweater

swétə[r]

ƒZ[ƒ^[

a warm item of clothing worn over the arms and upper body, made of wool,

2015

T

auditor

ɔ́ːditə[r]

y‰ďŽĐzŠÄ¸–đ

a person who checks to make sure things are correct

2016

visitor

vízətə[r]

–K–âŽŇ

one who goes to a place to see it (or someone)

2017

actor

ǽktə[r]

”o—D

Person who acts in the theater, movies, or TV

2018

factor

fǽktə[r]

—vˆö

Something that influences a result

2019

T

contractor

kɑ́ntræktə[r]

Œš’zż•‰l

a builder

2020

T

conductor

kəndʌ́ktə[r]

“Yćˆő,(ƒoƒXĽ“dŽÔ‚ȂǂĚ)ŽÔś,“ąü,“`“ą‘Ě,ŠöŽŇ

a person who leads

2021

T

instructor

instrʌ́ktə[r]

ƒCƒ“ƒXƒgƒ‰ƒNƒ^[

someon who teaches for a living

2022

T

projector

‰fŽĘ‹@,Šé‰ćŽŇ

an optical instrument that projects an enlarged image onto a screen 

2023

T

collector

Œő•ߏWŠí,ŽűW‰Ć,W‹ŕl

someone who buys and keeps old things

2024

T

inspector

inspéktə[r]

HŽ–ŠÄ“ÂŽŇ

a high ranking police officer 

2025

director

dəréktə[r]

(‰ďŽĐ‚Ě)d–đGŠ’ˇGŠÄ“Â

senior person who manages part of an organization

2026

sector

séktə[r]

•”–ĺ

area that includes certain kinds of job

2027

character

kǽrəktə[r]

ŤŠi;  ŤŽż;  “Á’Ľ

Your personality or nature

2028

T

realtor

•s“ŽŽY‹ĆŽŇ

a person who sells, rents out or manages property for a living

2029

shelter

ʃéltə[r]

”đ“G•ŰŒěŽ{Ý

structure that covers or protects things

2030

filter

fíltə[r]

‚ë‰ßŠíGƒtƒBƒ‹ƒ^[C‚ë‰ß‚ˇ‚éGƒtƒBƒ‹ƒ^[‚ɂЂ݂é

 device that removes unwanted substances from a liquid or gas

2031

alter

ɔ́ːltə[r]

•ύX‚ˇ‚é

To change a part of something e.g. clothing

2032

T

carpenter

kɑ́ː[r]p[ə]ntə[r]

‘D‘ĺH,‘ĺH,–؍H

a person makes and mends things made of wood for a liviing

2033

T

presenter

Ži‰ďŽŇ,\ŽŇ,„‘EŽŇ,‘Ą’ćŽŇ

a person who shows and explains something to an audience

2034

enter

éntə[r]

“ü‚é

To go into a room

2035

T

renter

’ŔŽŘl,‘Ý‚ľŽč

someone who pays money to have the use of something for a period of time

2036

center

séntə[r]

’†S

place in the middle of something

2037

printer

ˆóü‹@GƒvƒŠƒ“ƒ^[ 

machine that makes copies of papers and documents

2038

winter

wíntə[r]

“~

coldest season of the year

2039

counter

káuntə[r]

”˝˜_C”˝˜_‚ˇ‚é

To indicate opposition or resistance

2040

encounter

enkáuntə[r]

o‰ď‚¤Co‰ď‚˘

To unexpectedly be faced with or experience

2041

T

painter

péintə[r]

‰ć‰Ć,ƒyƒ“ƒL‰Ž,“h‘•H

an artist who paints 

2042

daughter

dɔ́ːtə[r]

–ş

A female child of someone

2043

water

wɔ́ːtə[r]

…

clear liquid that forms the seas, rivers and rain

2044

T

adapter

‰üěŽŇ,–|ˆÄŽŇ,ƒAƒ_ƒvƒ^[

something that connects to something to make it usable

2045

chapter

tʃǽptə[r]

Í

One of the main sections of a book

2046

supporter

ƒTƒ|[ƒ^[; ŽxŽŽŇ

someone who shows they are in favor of idea/plan

2047

reporter

ripɔ́ː[r]tə[r]

•ń‘G‹LŽŇGƒŒƒ|[ƒ^[

Someone whose job is to research, gather, write, and report news for a newspaper, magazine, television or radio station

2048

quarter

kwɔ́ː[r]tə[r]

4•Ş‚Ě1

One of four equal parts of something

2049

T

headquarter

–{•”‚đÝ‚Ż‚é,‚Ě–{•”‚đ’u‚­

the main office of an organization

2050

stir

stə́ː[r]

‚Š‚ŤŹ‚ş‚é

To mix something by making circular movements in it

2051

T

foster

fɔ́[ː]stə[r]

—{‚˘ˆç‚Ä‚é,ˆç‚Ä‚é,•Ź‚ˇ‚é,ˆçŹ‚ˇ‚é,‚ć‚Ń‹N‚ą‚ˇ,S‚É‚˘‚ž‚­

to promote or bring about

2052

master

mǽstə[r]

ă’B‚Č,n—ű‚Č

being very skilled at doing something

2053

disaster

dizǽstə[r]

ĐŠQ

state of extreme ruin and misfortune

2054

cluster

klʌ́stə[r]

–[GŒQ‚ęC–[‚ɂȂéGŒQ‚Ş‚é

To come together as in a cluster or flock

2055

minister

mínəstə[r]

‘ĺb

an official who heads a government department

2056

T

semester

səméstə[r]

(•葼ƒhƒCƒc‚ȂǂĚ1”N2ŠwŠú§‚Ě)ŠwŠú

one of two divisions of the school year 

2057

investor

“ŠŽ‘‰Ć

person who spends money to help business grow

2058

register

rédʒistə[r]

“o˜^‚ˇ‚éC“o˜^

To record your name on an official list; sign up

2059

T

mister

místə[r]

`ށ,‚ł‚ń,“a(ŒhĚ),(ŒÄ‚тЂŻ)‚ž‚ń‚Č,‚ŕ‚ľ

a form of address for a man 

2060

T

administer

ədmínistə[r]

Ž{s‚ˇ‚é,ŠÇ—‚ˇ‚é,—^‚Ś‚é

to manage an office

2061

sister

sístə[r]

Žo–…

female you share a parent with

2062

T

poster

ƒ|ƒXƒ^[,‘ĺ‹}‚Ź‚Ĺ

a large printed picture or notice to stick on a wall

2063

motor

móutə[r]

ŽŠ“ŽŽÔ‚Ě,“Ž—Í‚đ‹N‚ą‚ˇ

concerning cars and vehicles

2064

voter

“Š•[ŽŇ

person who can vote in an election

2065

T

commuter

’ʋΎŇ

someone who travels a long way to work and back

2066

computer

kəmpjúːtə[r]

ƒRƒ“ƒsƒ…[ƒ^

A machine for storing information and accessing the internet

2067

T

firefighter

Á–hŽm

someone whose job it is to put out fires or save people from dangerous situations

2068

T

lighter

láitə[r]

–ž‚č‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚él,ƒ‰ƒCƒ^[,“_“”Ší,‚˝‚Ť‚‚Ż,äx,lightŒy‚˘‚Ě”äŠr‹‰

not as heavy as

2069

writer

ráitə[r]

ě‰ĆG‘‚ŤŽč

professional who writes books, articles etc

2070

T

cater

kéitə[r]

—ż—,ŒâŠy‚đ’ń‹Ÿ‚ˇ‚é,‹Ÿ‚ˇ‚é,–ž‚˝‚ˇ

to make and deliver food

2071

T

indicator

ƒ[ƒ^[,ŽwŽŚ–ň,yŽÔzƒEƒBƒ“ƒJ[,•űŒüŽwŽŚ“”

a signal or a warning

2072

T

escalator

éskəlèitə[r]

ƒGƒXƒJƒŒ[ƒ^[

a moving stairway

2073

T

calculator

ŒvŽZ‹@

a device that does math for you

2074

T

translator

–|–óŽŇ,’Ę–ó,–|–ó‹@,–|–ó‰Ć

the person who changes something into another language

2075

T

refrigerator

rifrídʒərèitə[r]

—â‘ ŒÉ

an electric box that cools food

2076

T

generator

”­“d‹@

a machine that makes electricity

2077

operator

ɑ́p[ə]rèitə[r]

‘€ěŽŇG(“d˜b‚Ě)ŒđЎŽčGŒo‰cŽŇ

person whose job it is to connect phone calls

2078

T

freighter

—A‘—‘D,‰Ý•¨—A‘—‹@,‰Ý•¨—A‘—‹ĆŽŇ

a large ship that is used to transport goods

2079

T

administrator

ədmínistrèitə[r]

ŠÇ—ŽŇ,s­ŠŻ

the person who manages an office

2080

T

spectator

spékteitə[r]

ŒŠ•¨l,–TŠĎŽŇ,ŠĎ‹q,–T’ސl

a person who watches something happening

2081

T

elevator

éləvèitə[r]

ƒGƒŒƒx[ƒ^[

a machine that takes people to different floors in a building

2082

T

waiter

wéitə[r]

‹‹Žd,ƒ{[ƒC

a man whose job it is to bring meals to your table in a restaurant or cafe

2083

theater

ƒĆíətə[r]

Œ€ę

place where shows are performed on a stage

2084

T

heater

yŽÔzƒq[ƒ^[,’g–[

something that warms a room

2085

T

liter

líːtə[r]

ƒŠƒbƒgƒ‹

a unit  of measurement for liquids

2086

meter

míːtə[r]

ƒ[ƒgƒ‹

unit of length equal to 100cm or about 39 inches

2087

T

centimeter

y’PˆĘzƒZƒ“ƒ`ƒ[ƒgƒ‹

a form of measurement,  e.g. there are 100 cm in a meter

2088

cover

kʌ́və[r]

ŠW;  •˘‚¤

thing you put over something to close or hide it

2089

recover

rikʌ́və[r]

‰ń•œ‚ˇ‚é

To revive, become healthy after an illness or injury

2090

discover

diskʌ́və[r]

”­ŒŠ‚ˇ‚é

To find something new that was not known before

2091

lover

lʌ́və[r]

—ölGˆ¤D‰Ć

person who loves someone or is loved by someone

2092

ever

évə[r]

Ą‚܂łɁGâ‘΂ɁG‚¸‚Á‚ƁG‚˘‚Â‚ŠG‚˘‚Á‚˝‚˘

At any time; at all times in the future

2093

never

névə[r]

Œˆ‚ľ‚Ä〜‚Č‚˘G〜‚ľ‚˝‚ą‚Ć‚Ş‚Č‚˘;

Not ever; not at any time

2094

whenever

[h]wenévə[r]

`‚ˇ‚é‚Ć‚Ť‚Í‚˘‚‚łŕG‚˘‚‚ł ‚ęGˆę‘Ě‚˘‚`

At any or every time that

2095

forever

‰i‰“‚É

For a very long or seemingly endless time

2096

wherever

[h]we[ə]révə[r]

‚Ç‚ą‚ց`‚ľ‚Ä‚ŕ

In any situation or at any time that

2097

whatever

[h]wʌtévə[r]

`‚ˇ‚鎖‚͉˝‚Ĺ‚ŕG‰˝‚Ĺ‚ ‚ęGˆę‘̉˝‚ށ`

Anything or everything needed; no matter what

2098

however

hauévə[r]

‚ľ‚Š‚ľ‚Č‚Ş‚çG‚Ç‚ń‚ȂɁ`‚Ĺ‚ŕGˆę‘̂ǂ¤‚â‚Á‚Ä

(used to introduce a counter statement to what has been said)

2099

T

whoever

hu[ː]évə[r]

‚ž‚ę‚Ĺ‚ŕ,‚ž‚ę‚Ĺ‚ ‚Á‚Ä‚ŕ,‚ˇ‚él‚Í’N‚Ĺ‚ŕ,‚ž‚ꂪ`‚ľ‚悤‚Ć‚ŕ,‚˘‚Á‚˝‚˘‚ž‚ꂪ

anyone who

2100

deliver

dilívə[r]

”z’B‚ˇ‚éG“`‚Ś‚éGoŽY‚ˇ‚é

To take something to a person or place

2101

river

rívə[r]

ě

flowing water that runs from mountains to the sea

2102

silver

sílvə[r]

‹â

near white color metal with high value and the symbol eagf

2103

server

ƒT[ƒo[

person whose occupation is to serve at table (as in a restaurant) (court games) the player who serves to start a point (computer science) a computer that provides client stations with access to files and printers as shared resources to a computer network; utensil used in serving food or drink

2104

over

óuvə[r]

`‚̏ă‚É

in the direction of; toward

2105

T

takeover

ÚŽű,‰ĄŽć‚č,(ŠÇ—ĽŽx”zĽŠ—L‚ȂǂĚ)ć‚ÁŽć‚č

the buying out of one company by another

2106

T

turnover

tə́ː[r]nòuvə[r]

(¤•i‚ȂǂĚ)‰ń“]—Ś,y•āz—ِE—Ś,y‰pz”„‚čă‚°

the amount of money that a business makes in an amount of time

2107

moreover

mɔːróuvə[r]

‚ł‚ç‚É

In addition to what has been said

2108

driver

dráivə[r]

‰^“]Žč

Someone who operates a vehicle

2109

favor

féivə[r]

eŘCD‚ށGŽ^Ź‚ˇ‚é

helpful act of kindness

2110

T

flavor

fléivə[r]

•—–Ą,Žď‚Ť,–Ą

the taste of something, e.g. sweet, sour

2111

hour

áuə[r]

ŽžŠÔ

60 minutes

2112

our

áuə[r]

Ž„‚˝‚ż‚Ě

Belonging to us

2113

shower

ʃáuə[r]

ƒVƒƒƒ[‚𗁂тéG—‚Ń‚š‚éG‚˝‚­‚ł‚ń—^‚Ś‚é

process of cleaning your body by standing under falling water

2114

T

flour

fláuə[r]

Ź”ž•˛,•˛––

white powder from wheat used in baking

2115

flower

fláuə[r]

‰Ô

plant with a pretty head, e.g. a rose

2116

power

páuə[r]

Œ —́GŽx”zŒ 

legal or official right to perform certain actions

2117

weak (power)

táuə[r]

Žă‚˘

Having little power; not strong; easy to break

2118

tower

móuə[r]

“ƒGƒ^ƒ[

tall, narrow building

2119

T

mower

súːə[r]

‘Š ‚čl(‹@)

machine used to cut grass

2120

T

sewer

‰ş…“š,‰ş…ŠÇ

 the pipes that carry water and waste away from toilets

2121

T

reviewer

”á•]‰Ć,•]˜_‰Ć

someone who checks written work

2122

buyer

fáiə[r]

”ƒ‚˘Žč

A person who buys, e.g. a customer in a store

2123

fire

háiə[r]

‰ÎG‰ÎŽ–

heat and the flame produced when burning

2124

hire

ŒŮ‚¤

To employ a person to do a particular job or borrow something

2125

T

flyer

səpláiə[r]

flier,ƒrƒ‰,ƒ`ƒ‰ƒV,ŹűŽq

brochure, leaflet

2126

supplier

émpaiə[r]

‹Ÿ‹‹ŽŇ

organization that provides a product or service

2127

empire

práiə[r]

’鍑

group of countries controlled by one government

2128

prior

táiə[r]

‘O‚Ě; —Dć‚ˇ‚é

Existing or coming earlier in time

2129

tire

ətáiə[r]

”ć‚ꂳ‚š‚éG–O‚Ť‚ł‚š‚é

Lose energy and feel that you need to rest

2130

T

attire

entáiə[r]

‚ɐˇ‘•‚ł‚š‚é,ˆß‘•

clothing

2131

entire

wáiə[r]

‘S‘̂́GŠŽ‘S‚Č

Complete or full; with no part left out; whole

2132

wire

əkwáiə[r]

j‹ŕGƒƒCƒ„[

thin, flexible thread of metal

2133

acquire

rikwáiə[r]

Šl“ž‚ˇ‚éGK“ž‚ˇ‚é

to get or earn something by thinking or working

2134

require

dizáiə[r]

•K—v‚Ć‚ˇ‚é

To need something, to make it necessary

2135

desire

léiə[r]

–]‚ށG‹­‚­—~‚ˇ‚éC—~–]GŠč–]

To wish for, hope or want something

2136

layer

pléiə[r]

‘w

one of several sheets of a material or object

2137

player

méiə[r]

‘IŽčGƒvƒŒ[ƒ„[

person who plays sports

2138

mayor

fíɡjə[r]

Žs’ˇ

head of city government

2139

figure

n[j]úːkliə[r]

`‚ƍl‚Ś‚é

to understand after thinking; work out

2140

nuclear

kɑ́piə[r]

Šj‚́GŒ´Žq—Í‚Ě

Concerning or involving the center of an ATOM

2141

T

copier

•ĄŽĘŠí,–Í•íŽŇ

a machine that makes paper copies

2142

T

photocopier

bǽriə[r]

ŽĘ^•ĄŽĘ‹@

a machine that makes exact copies of documents

2143

barrier

kǽriə[r]

ƒoƒŠƒAGá•Ç

structure or object that stops free movement

2144

T

carrier

kúriə[r]

‰^”Ŕ‘•’u,‰^‚Ń‘ä,“d˜b‰ďŽĐ,‰ńü‹ĆŽŇ

a person or thing that carries something

2145

T

courier

supí[ə]riə[r]

‹}Žg,(—ˇs‚Ě)ƒKƒCƒh

Person paid to carry and deliver documents

2146

T

superior

intí[ə]riə[r]

‚ć‚č—D‚ę‚Ä‚˘‚é,‚ˇ‚Ž‚ę‚˝

the leader, someone higher than you in rank

2147

interior

fəmíljə[r]

“ŕ•”GŽş“ŕGƒCƒ“ƒeƒŠƒA

Being the inside part of something; being inside something

2148

familiar

‚ć‚­’m‚ç‚ę‚˝

Well-known or easily recognized

2149

T

unfamiliar

féiljə[r]

‚Č‚ś‚݂̂Ȃ˘

not well known

2150

failure

dʒúːnjə[r]

ޏ”sG—Ž‘ćG•s‘Ť

act or result of not achieving your goals

2151

T

junior

síːnjə[r]

”N­‚Ě,”N­ŽŇ

younger, lower in rank

2152

senior

lɔ́ːjə[r]

”N’ˇŽŇGć”yG‚—îŽŇ

Having higher status or authority than another person

2153

lawyer

emplɔ́iə[r]

•ŮŒěŽm

professional who helps people with the law

2154

employer

bihéivjə[r]

ŒŮ—pŽĺ

person or firm that hires workers

2155

behavior

júːzə[r]

s“Ž

the way a person or thing acts; manner

2156

user

Žg—pŽŇ

person that uses a service or thing, e.g. a website

2157

T

organizer

ǽpitàizə[r]

Œ`Ź‘Ě

someone who plans things for a living

2158

T

appetizer

H‘OŽđ

small amount of food eaten before the main meal

2159

T

advertiser

LŽŇ

someone who is selling something through media

2160

T

advisor

ədváizə[r]

’‰ŽŇ

someone who gives an opinion on what to do

2161

adviser

•ŒžŽŇGŒÚ–â

Someone giving advice in business, law etc

2162

T

supervisor

súːpə[r]vàizə[r]

ŽwŠöŽŇ,ŠÄ“ÂŽŇ,ŠÇ—ŽŇ

the person who is in charge

2163

air

éə[r]

‹ó‹C

mixture of gases around the earth that we breathe

2164

bear

béə[r]

ŒF

large brown animal with fur that lives in forests

2165

dare

déə[r]

‚ ‚ڂā`‚ˇ‚é

To have enough courage to do something

2166

T

fare

féə[r]

(Ž“I‚É)s‚­,—ˇ‚đ‚ˇ‚é,—ż‹ŕ

the cost for a ride, e.g. bus, or taxi

2167

fair

féə[r]

Œöł‚ȁGŒö•˝‚Č

Treating all people the same way

2168

affair

əféə[r]

Ž–Œ;  Ž–•ż;  –â‘č

event or a set of events, often unpleasant ones

2169

welfare

wélfèə[r]

K•ŸG•ŸŽƒ

program for poor or unemployed people help living

2170

chair

tʃéə[r]

ˆÖŽq

A piece of furniture you sit on when sitting at a table or desk

2171

T

wheelchair

ŽÔ‚˘‚ˇ

a seat, that has wheels, that allows a person who cannot walk to move about

2172

their

ðéə[r]

”Ţ‚ç‚́G”ޏ—‚ç‚́G‚ť‚ę‚ç‚Ě

Belonging to them

2173

there

ðéə[r]

‚ť‚ąG‚ ‚ť‚ąG‚ť‚ą‚ŁG‚ť‚ą‚É

In that place or position, at that location

2174

hair

héə[r]

”݁G–Ń

long thin strands on your head or body

2175

share

ʃéə[r]

Š”GŠ”Œ”

part of a company you own, shown by a certificate

2176

care

kéə[r]

˘˜b‚đ‚ˇ‚é

to look after someone or something

2177

scare

skéə[r]

•|‚ނ炚‚é

to make someone feel frightened or worried

2178

declare

dikléə[r]

”­•\‚ˇ‚é

To say something in an official or sure way

2179

T

questionnaire

kwèstʃənéə[r]

ƒAƒ“ƒP[ƒg,Žż–â,Žż–⏑

a set of questions to find out what people think about something

2180

pair

péə[r]

ˆę‘gGƒyƒA

two of the same thing, e.g. socks

2181

repair

ripéə[r]

C—‚ˇ‚é

To put what is broken back into good condition ; fix

2182

compare

kəmpéə[r]

”äŠr‚ˇ‚é

To consider how similar and different things are

2183

spare

spéə[r]

—\”őGƒXƒyƒA

Being extra; available to be used or borrowed

2184

prepare

pripéə[r]

€”ő‚ˇ‚é

To make something ready for use

2185

rare

réə[r]

’ż‚ľ‚˘

Not common or usual

2186

tear

—Ü

drop of salty water from the eye

2187

stare

stéə[r]

‚ś‚Á‚ĆŒŠ‚é

To look at someone or something for a long time

2188

stair

stéə[r]

ŠK’i

Steps that go from one level to another

2189

wear

wéə[r]

’…‚é

To have clothes, glasses, shoes etc on your body

2190

where

[h]wéə[r]

‚Ç‚ą

word you use to ask the location of something

2191

T

hardware

ƒn[ƒhƒEƒFƒA,‹ŕ•¨—Ţ,‹ŕ‘ސť•i,‹@ŠBÝ”ő

tools or equipment

2192

aware

əwéə[r]

‹C‚Ă‚˘‚Ä‚˘‚é

Knowing or feeling that something exists

2193

square

skwéə[r]

ł•űŒ`GŽlŠp

shape with 4 equal length sides and 4 equal angles

2194

somewhere

sʌ́m[h]wèə[r]

‚Ç‚ą‚Š‚É

at or to an unknown or unnamed place

2195

swear

swéə[r]

ž‚¤

To make a serious promise to do something

2196

elsewhere

éls[h]wèə[r]

‚Ç‚ą‚Š‘ź‚ĚŠ‚Ĺ

In or to another or different place

2197

software

ƒ\ƒtƒgƒEƒFƒA

market for software is expected to expand

2198

T

footwear

—š‚Ť•¨

something you wear on your feet, such as shoes or boots

2199

nowhere

nóu[h]wèə[r]

‚Ç‚ą‚É‚ŕ`‚Č‚˘

Not in or at any place; no place

2200

anywhere

éni[h]wèə[r]

i‹^–╜‚Łj‚Ç‚ą‚Š‚ցCi”ے蕜‚Łj‚Ç‚ą‚É‚ŕCim’蕜‚Łj‚Ç‚ą‚Ĺ‚ŕ

in, at or to any place; used in questions, with 'not'

2201

everywhere

évri[h]wèə[r]

‚Ç‚ą‚Ĺ‚ŕG‚Ç‚ą‚Ł`‚ľ‚Ä‚ŕ

Every place

2202

beer

bíə[r]

ƒr[ƒ‹

alcoholic drink that is made from wheat or grains

2203

dear

díə[r]

eˆ¤‚Č

Loved or valued very much

2204

fear

fíə[r]

‹°‚ę

unpleasant feeling caused by being aware of danger

2205

T

interfere

ìntə[r]fíə[r]

—˜ŠQ‚ŞŐ“Ë‚ˇ‚é,‘Š—e‚ę‚Č‚˘,–WŠQ‚ˇ‚é,Ž×–‚‚ˇ‚é,’‡Ů‚ˇ‚é

to take part in something that is not your business

2206

atmosphere

ǽtməsfìə[r]

‘ĺ‹CG‹ó‹C

the air around us

2207

gear

ɡíə[r]

ŽÔ‚ĚƒMƒA

the transmission configuration in a vehicle

2208

T

cheer

tʃíə[r]

ş‰‡,‚đ—ă‚Ü‚ˇ

to cheer on, shout encouragement

2209

T

adhere

ədhíə[r]

ގ’…‚ˇ‚é,Œ˜‚­Žç‚é,”S’…‚ˇ‚é,ŒĹŽç‚ˇ‚é

to stay with or follow , e.g. adhere to rules

2210

T

cashier

kæʃíə[r]

Œť‹ŕo”[ŒW,’ ęŒW,o”[ŒW,ƒŒƒWŒW,–ƐE‚ˇ‚é,‚đ‰đŒŮ‚ˇ‚é

the person whose job it is to take the money you pay for goods or services

2211

clear

klíə[r]

‚Í‚Á‚Ť‚肾‚˝

Easy to understand; well-explained; obvious

2212

unclear

‚Í‚Á‚Ť‚肾‚Č‚˘G •s–žŠm‚Č

Not easy to understand; not obvious

2213

mere

míə[r]

’P‚Č‚é

Just enough

2214

near

níə[r]

‹ß‚˘C‹ß‚­‚É

With a small distance between things

2215

engineer

èn[d]ʒəníə[r]

ƒGƒ“ƒWƒjƒAG‹ZŽt

one whose job is involved with engineering

2216

peer

píə[r]

‘Γ™ŽŇG“Ż‹‰śG‹M‘°

person of the same age, class or background as another

2217

appear

əpíə[r]

Œť‚ę‚é

to be seen, become visible; come into sight

2218

disappear

dìsəpíə[r]

Á‚Ś‚é

To no longer see because itfs not there any more

2219

rear

ríə[r]

ˆç‚Ä‚é

To bring up animals e.g. horses as a farmer

2220

career

kəríə[r]

Œo—đGE‹Ć

particular occupation in professional life

2221

volunteer

vɑ̀ləntíə[r]

ƒ{ƒ‰ƒ“ƒeƒBƒA 

To work willingly without pay

2222

T

steer

stíə[r]

‘Ç‚đŽć‚é,‘€c‚ˇ‚é,‚đˆÄ“ŕ‚ˇ‚é,Œü‚Ż‚é,i‚Ţ,—Y‚ĚŽq‹,‹Ž¨‚ľ‚˝—Y‹

guide the direction of

2223

severe

sivíə[r]

Œľ‚ľ‚˘

Very bad

2224

year

jíə[r]

”N

unit of time equal to 12 months or 365 (or 366) days

2225

mature

mətúə[r]

Źn‚ľ‚˝

Being an adult, being fully developed physically

2226

sure

ʃúə[r]

ŠmM‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚é

having no doubts about something

2227

assure

əʃúə[r]

•ŰŘ‚ˇ‚é

To make sure that something happens

2228

T

reassure

Ä•ŰŘ‚ˇ‚é,ˆŔS‚ł‚š‚é

to make someone feel certain of something

2229

T

unsure

ˆŔ‘S‚łȂ˘,ŠmM‚̂Ȃ˘

not certain or sure

2230

ensure

enʃúə[r]

•ŰŘ‚ˇ‚éGŠm•Ű‚ˇ‚é

To make something sure, certain, or safe

2231

insure

inʃúə[r]

•ŰŒŻ‚đ‚Š‚Ż‚éGŠmŽŔ‚É‚ˇ‚é

to buy protection against possible loss/damage/injury

2232

T

brochure

brouʃúə[r]

(‰c‹Ć—p)ƒpƒ“ƒtƒŒƒbƒg,ŹűŽq

a small paper book that gives information about a product or service

2233

tour

túə[r]

—ˇs

a journey to visit several places for pleasure

2234

secure

sikjúə[r]

ˆŔ‘S‚ȁCŠm•Ű‚ˇ‚éGŒĹ’股‚é

To protect something from danger or harm, keep things safe

2235

pure

pjúə[r]

ƒˆ‚Č

Not mixed with anything else; uncontaminated

2236

or

‚ ‚邢‚́G‚ˇ‚Ȃ킿G‚ť‚¤‚Ĺ‚Č‚Ż‚ę‚Î

Used to link alternatives, to introduce another choice

2237

bore

bɔ́ː[r]

‘Ţ‹ü‚ł‚š‚é

To make someone not interested in something

2238

door

dɔ́ː[r]

ƒhƒA

You walk through this when you go in a room

2239

T

indoor

Žş“ŕ‚Ě

inside a house or building

2240

T

outdoor

áutdɔ̀ː[r]

ŒËŠO‚Ě

outside in the open air

2241

four

fɔ́ː[r]

4

4

2242

for

`‚Ě‚˝‚߂ɁG`‚ÉŒü‚Š‚Á‚āG`‚ɂƂÁ‚āG`‚ÉŠÖ‚ľ‚āG`‚ÉŽ^Ź‚ľ‚āG`‚Ě‘ă‚í‚č‚ɁG`‚ž‚Š‚ç

Used to show the purpose, or need of something

2243

before

bifɔ́ː[r]

ˆČ‘O‚É

At a time earlier than the present; previously

2244

therefore

ðéə[r]fɔ̀ː[r]

‚ť‚ę‚䂌‚É

For that reason

2245

shore

ʃɔ́ː[r]

ŠÝ

land along the edge of an area of water

2246

core

kɔ́ː[r]

’†Šj•”G‘

important central part of something

2247

score

skɔ́ː[r]

“ž“_C“ž“_‚ˇ‚é

To get points in a sport such as kicking a ball into a goal

2248

floor

flɔ́ː[r]

°

part of a room on which you stand

2249

explore

iksplɔ́ː[r]

’Tő‚ˇ‚é

To examine something in detail to learn about it

2250

more

mɔ́ː[r]

‚ć‚č‘˝‚­‚́C ‚ŕ‚Á‚Ć

Greater in amount, number, or size

2251

furthermore

fə́ː[r]ðə[r]mɔ̀ː[r]

‚ł‚ç‚É

In addition to what has been said

2252

anymore

‚ŕ‚͂₹‚ęˆČă`‚ľ‚Č‚˘

No longer; no more

2253

nor

nɔː[r]

`‚ŕ‚Ü‚˝`‚łȂ˘

Used to show two things that are both untrue or do not happen

2254

ignore

iɡnɔ́ː[r]

–łŽ‹‚ˇ‚é

To not listen to, look at, or pay attention to

2255

pour

pɔ́ː[r]

’‚Ž

To make something flow in a steady stream

2256

T

drawer

ˆř‚Ťo‚ľ

a sliding compartment you keep things in

2257

T

soar

sɔ́ː[r]

•‘‚˘ă‚Ş‚é,‹}‚Éă‚Ş‚é,‚ť‚тڂ˝‚Â,‚‚­¸‚é,‹}ă¸‚ˇ‚é,‹}“Ť‚ˇ‚é

fly quickly up into the air

2258

T

mentor

‚悍•ŒžŽŇ,‘Š’k‘ŠŽč,‚悍Žw“ąŽŇ

personal advisor or teacher

2259

store

stɔ́ː[r]

“X

place where you can go to buy things

2260

restore

ristɔ́ː[r]

‰ń•œ‚ˇ‚é

To put or bring back into existence or use, mend

2261

T

bookstore

‘“X

A place where you go to buy books

2262

war

wɔ́ː[r]

í‘ˆ

situation where armies fight each other

2263

your

júə[r]

‚ ‚Č‚˝‚Ě

belonging to you; belonging to the other person

2264

poor

púə[r]

•n‚ľ‚˘

Without money; not rich

2265

admire

ədmáiə[r]

ÜŽ^‚ˇ‚éGŠ´S‚ˇ‚é

To feel respect or wonder toward someone

2266

T

expire

ikspáiə[r]

–ž—š‚ˇ‚é,I—š‚ˇ‚é,–žŠú‚ɂȂé,(‘§‚đ)“f‚Ťo‚ˇ,Ž€‚Ę

Come to an end

2267

inspire

inspáiə[r]

ŽhŒƒ‚đ—^‚Ś‚éGG”­‚ˇ‚é

To make someone have the desire to do something

2268

retire

ritáiə[r]

ˆř‘Ţ‚ˇ‚éG‘ސE‚ˇ‚é

To stop because you have reached the time

2269

T

inquire

inkwáiə[r]

q‚Ë‚é

to ask about

2270

ear

íə[r]

ލ

Thing on either side of your head that you hear with

2271

hear

híə[r]

•ˇ‚­G•ˇ‚ą‚Ś‚é

To be aware of sound; to perceive with the ear

2272

here

híə[r]

‚ą‚ą‚É

In this place; at this location, position or time

2273

boss

bɔ́ːs

ăŽiGƒ{ƒX

The person who manages you, or is in charge of you at work

2274

gas

ɡǽs

ƒKƒXG‹C‘Ě

the elements in our air, like oxygen or nitrogen

2275

glass

ɡlǽs

ƒKƒ‰ƒX

hard transparent material used for making windows

2276

class

klǽs

ŠK‹‰G ƒ‰ƒ“ƒN

rank or level in society, ranked from high (rich professional people) to low (ordinary people)

2277

mass

mǽs

Žż—Ę

Having to do with a large amount of people

2278

pass

pǽs

’Ę‚č‰ß‚Ź‚éG“n‚ˇ

To travel through or near a place

2279

grass

ɡrǽs

‘

Plants with narrow green leaves, grown on lawns

2280

us

Ž„‚˝‚ż‚đ

Belonging to the speaker and other people

2281

bus

bʌ́s

ƒoƒX

A large road vehicle used for carrying many people

2282

T

tremendous

triméndəs

‚ŕ‚Ě‚ˇ‚˛‚˘,“r•ű‚ŕ‚Č‚˘,“r•ű‚ŕ‚Č‚­‘傍‚˘,‚Î‚Š‚Ĺ‚Š‚˘

extraordinary or excellent

2283

T

hazardous

–`ŒŻ“I‚Č,ŠëŒŻ‚Č,‚Ť‚í‚Ç‚˘

to be dangerous

2284

office

ɑ́fəs

Ž––ąŠGƒIƒtƒBƒX

building of set of rooms used to do business or professional activities

2285

Surface

•\–Ę‚Ě

of the top layer; superficial

2286

purchase

pə́ː[r]tʃəs

w“ü‚ˇ‚é

To buy something; to get by paying money for it

2287

thus

‚ą‚̂悤‚ɁG‚ľ‚˝‚Ş‚Á‚Ä

therefore; so; as a result

2288

religious

rilídʒəs

@‹ł“I‚Č

Concerning religion or faith

2289

T

prestigious

prestídʒ[i]əs

—_‚ę‚̍‚‚˘,–źş‚Ě‚ ‚é

very important and well thought of

2290

T

ambitious

æmbíʃəs

‘ĺ–]‚Ě‚ ‚é,–ěS“I‚Č,”M–]‚ľ‚Ä

hard-working, wanting to achieve much

2291

T

delicious

dilíʃəs

‚¨‚˘‚ľ‚˘

to taste good

2292

T

suspicious

səspíʃəs

‹^‚˘[‚˘,‹^‚킾‚˘

the feeling that something is not right

2293

anxious

ǽŋ[k]ʃəs

S”z‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚é

Afraid of what may happen; worried and nervous

2294

T

cautious

kɔ́ːʃəs

’ˆÓ[‚˘,—pS[‚˘

to be careful

2295

T

spacious

spéiʃəs

L‚˘”͈͂Ě,LX‚Ć‚ľ‚˝,—Y‘ĺ‚Č

lots of room or space

2296

T

circus

sə́ː[r]kəs

ƒT[ƒJƒX

a showy or noisy performance

2297

discuss

diskʌ́s

‹c˜_‚ˇ‚é

To talk about something seriously or in great detail

2298

focus

fóukəs

Ĺ“_

main purpose or center of interest or activity

2299

regardless

riɡɑ́ː[r]dləs

`‚É’ˆÓ‚ľ‚Č‚˘G`‚ɂЂЂí‚炸

Without being affected or concerned by something difficult or troubling

2300

T

stimulus

stímjələs

ŽhŒƒ(•¨),Œƒ—ă,‹ť•ąÜ

the reason or prompt that causes something to happen

2301

T

necklace

ƒlƒbƒNƒŒƒX,Žńü‚č

a piece of jewelery, or decoration, worn around the neck

2302

T

homeless

‰Ć‚̂Ȃ˘

to be without a place to live

2303

plus

plʌ́s

ł”

Having a value greater than zero

2304

promise

prɑ́məs

–ń‘Š‚ˇ‚é

to say you will certainly do something

2305

enormous

inɔ́ː[r]məs

‹‘ĺ‚Č

Huge, very big, very large

2306

famous

féiməs

—L–ź‚Č

widely known; recognized by many people

2307

T

willingness

‰ő‚­(Šě‚ń‚Ĺ)‚ˇ‚邹‚Ć

being happy to do something

2308

tennis

ténəs

ƒeƒjƒX

game played by hitting a ball over a net

2309

darkness

dɑ́ː[r]knəs

ˆĂ‚łG•‚ł

The state or quality of being dark in color

2310

weakness

wíːknəs

Žă‚ł

state, condition of not being powerful or strong

2311

illness

ílnəs

•a‹C

unhealthy condition of the mind or body

2312

awareness

əwéə[r]nəs

”FŽŻ

Having knowledge of something

2313

T

fitness

“K“–,Œ’N

the state of being healthy

2314

witness

wítnəs

–ÚŒ‚ŽŇC–ÚŒ‚‚ˇ‚é

 person who sees something happen

2315

T

effectiveness

—LŒř

the state of working properly or as expected

2316

T

bonus

bóunəs

ƒ{[ƒiƒX,“Á•Ę”z“–‹ŕ,Žv‚˘‚Ş‚Ż‚Č‚˘‘Ą‚蕨

extra, usually in the form of money

2317

happiness

hǽpinəs

K•ŸGŠě‚сG“KŘ‚ł

state of feeling pleased; feeling of satisfaction

2318

business

bíznəs

‰ďŽĐ

A company formed for making profit

2319

T

campus

kǽmpəs

ƒLƒƒƒ“ƒpƒX,Z’ë

place where university buildings are

2320

purpose

pə́ː[r]pəs

–Ú“I

reason for which something is done; aim; goal

2321

dangerous

déin[d]ʒ[ə]rəs

ŠëŒŻ‚Č

involving the chance of hurt or damage; risky

2322

numerous

n[j]úːm[ə]rəs

‘˝‚­‚Ě

Existing in large numbers

2323

T

generous

dʒén[ə]rəs

‹C‘O‚Ě—Ç‚˘,‹C‘O‚Ě‚˘‚˘,–L•x‚Č

to give willingly and freely

2324

embarrass

embǽrəs

’p‚¸‚Š‚ľ‚ނ炚‚é

to cause someone to feel uncomfortable about something

2325

T

actress

ǽktr[ə]s

——D

a female actor

2326

T

waitress

wéitrəs

ƒEƒGƒCƒgƒŒƒX,—Ť‚Ě‹‹Žd

a woman whose job it is to bring meals to your the table in a restaurant or cafe

2327

virus

vái[ə]rəs

ƒEƒCƒ‹ƒX

very small living thing that causes disease or sickness and can be spread among people or animals

2328

hypothesis

haipɑ́ƒĆəsis

‰źŕ

idea that leads to further study or discussion

2329

versus

və́ː[r]səs

`‚ɑ΂ľ‚Ä

Used to show that a thing or person is against another thing or person

2330

crisis

kráisis

Šë‹@

unstable situation of extreme danger or difficulty

2331

basis

béisis

Šî€GŠî‘b

starting situation, fact, idea to develop from

2332

status

stéitəs

ŽĐ‰ď“I’nˆĘ

position or rank relative to others in a society

2333

T

apprentice

əpréntis

”N‹G•ňŒöl,ŒŠKś,“k’í,ŽŔKś

someone who is learning a trade by working with an expert

2334

justice

dʒʌ́stis

Œöł

quality of being fair, equal, or just

2335

notice

nóutəs

‹C‚Ă‚­

To become aware by sight, touch, or hearing

2336

nervous

nə́ː[r]vəs

_ŒoŽż‚ȁG‹Ů’Ł‚ľ‚Ä

Having a tendency to become uneasy or anxious

2337

service

sə́ː[r]vəs

C—‚ˇ‚éG“_ŒŸ‚ˇ‚é

To maintain a piece of machinery so it runs well

2338

continuous

kəntínjuəs

˜A‘ą“I‚Č

Happening, existing, or being performed without stops

2339

bias

báiəs

•ÎŒŠGƒoƒCƒAƒX

preference to believe things even if incorrect

2340

various

vé[ə]riəs

—lX‚Č

several; consisting of different things or types

2341

serious

sí[ə]riəs

[‚ȁG^Œ•‚ȁG‚Ü‚ś‚ß‚Č

Needing thought or concentration; important; in a sober manner

2342

curious

kjú[ə]riəs

DŠďS‚Ş‚ ‚é

Wanting to know more about something

2343

obvious

ɑ́bviəs

–ž‚炊‚Č

Easily understood and clear; plain to see

2344

previous

príːviəs

‘O‚Ě

Existing or happening before the present time

2345

guess

ɡés

„‘Ş‚ˇ‚é

to give an answer without knowing if it is correct

2346

less

lés

‚ć‚菭‚Č‚˘C`ˇ‚ľˆř‚˘‚Ä

smaller in amount or degree

2347

bless

blés

j•Ÿ‚ˇ‚é

To make something holy by saying a special prayer

2348

nevertheless

nèvə[r]ðəlés

‚ť‚ę‚É‚ŕ‚Š‚Š‚í‚炸

in spite of what has just been said; nonetheless

2349

unless

ənlés

`‚łȂ˘ŒŔ‚č

negative of 'if'

2350

T

careless

kéə[r]ləs

•s’ˆÓ‚Č,–ł“Ú’…‚Č

to do something with little care or attention

2351

mess

més

Ź—CŽU‚炊‚ˇGŹ—‚ł‚š‚é

state of confusion and disorderliness

2352

dress

drés

ƒhƒŒƒXGƒƒ“ƒs[ƒXG•ž‘•

Women's garment with a top part and a skirt

2353

address

ədrés

ZŠG ƒAƒhƒŒƒX

exact street location of a place

2354

progress

[v]prəɡrés,[n]prɑ́ɡres

‘Oi‚ˇ‚é

To move forward or toward a place or goal

2355

press

prés

‰Ÿ‚ˇG‰Ÿ‚ľ‚Â‚Ż‚é

To push something against something else

2356

depress

diprés

—Ž‚żž‚Ü‚š‚é

To make someone feel sad or depressed

2357

impress

‚悢ˆóŰ‚đ—^‚Ś‚é

To make an emotional or cognitive impact upon

2358

express

iksprés

•\‚ˇGq‚ׂé

To state or show what you think or how you feel

2359

stress

strés

ƒXƒgƒŒƒX‚đŠ´‚ś‚é

To be in a state of mental tension due to problems

2360

process

prɑ́ːses

ť‘˘‰ß’öGŽč‡Gˆę˜A‚ĚƒvƒƒZƒXCˆ—‚ˇ‚é

To adopt a set of actions that produce a particular result

2361

assess

əsés

•]‰ż‚ˇ‚éG¸’股‚é

To judge something's value or suitability

2362

access

ǽkses

ƒAƒNƒZƒXGÚ‹ß

way to enter a place, e.g. a station or stadium

2363

success

səksés

ŹŒ÷

achievement of a desired purpose or goal

2364

excess

iksés

‰ßčC‰ß“x‚Ě

amount that is more than necessary

2365

yes

jés

‚Í‚˘

way to say you agree or will do something

2366

possess

pəzés

Š—L‚ˇ‚éGŽć‚čœß‚­

to have or own something

2367

this

ðís

‚ą‚́C‚ą‚ęC‚ą‚ń‚Č‚É

person, thing, or idea near you

2368

kiss

kís

ƒLƒX‚đ‚ˇ‚éCƒLƒX

To put your lips against anotherfs to show love

2369

T

wireless

wáiə[r]ləs

–łü‚Ě,–łü“dM

a means of communication that uses radio waves instead of wires

2370

miss

“Ś‚ˇG`‚ľ‘š‚Č‚¤

to be too late to ride on something e.g. train or bus

2371

premise

[v]primáiz,[n]prémis

‘O’ńG“y’nGŒš•¨

building and the area of land that it rests upon

2372

dismiss

dismís

‰đŒŮ‚ˇ‚éG‹p‰ş‚ˇ‚é

To send someone away

2373

T

cleanliness

klénlinəs

‚Ť‚ꂢD‚Ť,´Œ‰

state of being not dirty, clean

2374

emphasis

émfəsis

‹­’˛

special attention, importance, or force

2375

analysis

ənǽləsis

•ސÍ

careful study to better understand something

2376

practice

prǽktis

—űK‚ˇ‚é

To do something many times to improve a skill

2377

box

bɑ́ks

” Gƒ{ƒbƒNƒX

A container with (usually) four straight sides and a lid

2378

T

fax

fǽks

ƒtƒ@ƒNƒVƒ~ƒŠ,ƒtƒ@ƒbƒNƒX,(‘—ނȂǂđ)ƒtƒ@ƒbƒNƒX‘—M‚ˇ‚é

to send using a fax machine

2379

relax

rilǽks

‚­‚‚낎GŠÉ‚ß‚é

To become or free from tense, tight, or stiff

2380

tax

tǽks

Ĺ

Money taken by a government from its people

2381

T

deluxe

dəlʌ́ks

ƒfƒ‰ƒbƒNƒX‚Č,‹‰Ř‚Č

rich and superior in quality

2382

index

índeks

őˆřG–Ú˜^GŽwj

written or printed (usually alphabetical) list

2383

complex

[v.a]kɑmpléks,[n]˦˨

•ĄŽG‚Č

Difficult, not easy to understand or explain

2384

sex

séks

Ť•Ę

state of being male or female mostly biological

2385

T

appendix

əpéndiks

•t‘Ž•¨

an extra bit of information at the end of a book or document

2386

fix

fíks

’ꂎ

To make something whole or able to work again

2387

T

ethics

—Ď—Šw

morals or belief system

2388

mix

míks

Ź‚ş‚é

To combine two or more things to make one

2389

six

síks

˜Z

6

2390

mathematics

mæ̀ƒĆəmǽtiks

”Šw

study or science of numbers and shapes

2391

politics

pɑ́lətìks

­ŽĄ

Activities influencing the policies of a government

2392

T

statistics

stətístiks

“Œv,“ŒvŠw

math related to data collection

2393

T

physics

fíziks

•¨—Šw

the science of how things  like heat and light work

2394

else

éls

‚ť‚Ě‘ź‚ɁG‚ł‚ŕ‚Č‚˘‚Ć

otherwise; if you fail to...

2395

false

fɔ́ːls

‚¤‚ť‚Ě

Not real or genuine

2396

response

rispɑ́ns

•Ô“šG”˝‰ž

Something said or written as an answer to something

2397

dance

dǽns

—x‚é

To move your body rhythmically to music

2398

chance

tʃǽns

‹@‰ďG‰Â”\ŤG‹ô‘R

The possibility that something will happen

2399

enhance

enhǽns

‚‚ß‚éG‹­‰ť‚ˇ‚é

Make effect to increase or improve

2400

glance

ɡlǽns

‚ż‚ç‚č‚ĆŒŠ‚é‚ą‚Ć

quick or temporary look

2401

T

freelance

ŽŠ—RŒ_–ń‚Ě,ƒtƒŠ[ƒ‰ƒ“ƒT[,ŽŠ—RŒ_–ńŽŇ

working for yourself, not for an employer 

2402

finance

[v]fə́næns,[n]fənǽns

ŕ­G‹ŕ—ZCŽ‘‹ŕ

control of money a person/business has access to

2403

circumstance

sə́ː[r]kəmstæ̀ns

ó‹ľ

condition or fact that affects a situation

2404

advance

ədvǽns

‘Oi‚ˇ‚éCi‚Ţ

To move forward in a certain direction

2405

evidence

évidns

Ř‹’

factual proof that helps to establish the truth

2406

T

residence

rézid[ə]ns

“@‘î,‰Ž•~,Z‹,‹Z,ˆŔZ,‹—Ż

the house or place you live

2407

T

correspondence

kɔ̀[ː]rəspɑ́nd[ə]ns

•ś’Ę,’ʐM,Œđ’Ę

communication by letter

2408

T

dependence

dipénd[ə]ns

ˆË‘ś,]‘Ž

the state of needing someone

2409

independence

ìndipénd[ə]ns

“Ć—§

having the freedom to make your own decisions

2410

attendance

əténd[ə]ns

oČ

state of being present at a place or event

2411

T

guidance

ɡáidns

Žčˆř‚Ť,ˆÄ“ŕ,Žw“ą

the act of showing the way

2412

intelligence

intélidʒ[ə]ns

’m”\

ability to learn things or to consider situations

2413

T

patience

péiʃns

‚ނ܂ń,”E‘Ď,ˆęlƒgƒ‰ƒ“ƒv

to accept suffering without getting angry

2414

significance

siɡnífik[ə]ns

ˆÓ‹`

importance of something; the potential for something to have a big effect

2415

balance

bǽləns

’Ţ‚č‡‚¤;  ƒoƒ‰ƒ“ƒX‚đ‚Ć‚é

To make two or more things equal

2416

T

excellence

éks[ə]ləns

—DG,‘ě‰z,’ˇŠ,”ü“ż

the state of being very, very good

2417

violence

váiələns

–\—Í

use of physical force to harm someone

2418

silence

sáiləns

Ă‚Ż‚ł

No sound or noise

2419

performance

pə[r]fɔ́ː[r]məns

‰‰‘tGŒö‰‰

activity done to entertain an audience

2420

maintenance

méint[ə]nəns

ˆŰŽGŽ”ő

keeping (a machine) working by checking and fixing it

2421

reference

réf[ə]r[ə]ns

Œž‹yGŽQĆ

To cite a piece of research in speech or in writing

2422

preference

préf[ə]r[ə]ns

D‚Ý

Something that is liked or wanted more than another

2423

difference

díf[ə]r[ə]ns

‘Šˆá

Not of the same kind; unlike other things

2424

T

conference

kɑ́nf[ə]rəns

‹Ś‹c,‘Š’k,‰ď‹c,‹Ś‹c‰ď

an event where people exchange ideas

2425

T

inference

ínf[ə]r[ə]ns

„˜_

the act of guessing something with given information

2426

T

occurrence

əkə́ːr[ə]ns

o—ˆŽ–,‹N‚ą‚邹‚Ć

something that happens

2427

appearance

əpí[ə]r[ə]ns

ŠOŠĎGoŒťGó‹ľ

The way that something looks

2428

T

assurance

əʃú[ə]r[ə]ns

•ŰŒŻ,Šm‚Š‚ł,ŠmŽŔ‚ł,•ۏŘ,ż‡‚˘,ŒžŽż,ˆŔ’č,ˆŔ‘×

certainty or full confidence

2429

insurance

inʃú[ə]r[ə]ns

•ŰŒŻ

Payments to cover potential loss/damage/injury/death

2430

entrance

éntr[ə]ns

“ü‚čŒűG“üę

way into a place

2431

absence

ǽbs[ə]ns

•sÝGŒ‡ČG•s‘Ť

fact of not being present, or not existing

2432

license

láis[ə]ns

–Ć‹–

official certificate which grants a person permission to do or have something

2433

sentence

sént[ə]ns

•ś

set of spoken or written words that make a whole statement

2434

T

acceptance

əksépt[ə]ns

Žó‚Ż‚˘‚ę,—e”F,ŽxŽ

state of being okay with something or someone

2435

importance

impɔ́ː[r]t[ə]ns

d—vŤ

being important; having a big effect on

2436

substance

sʌ́bst[ə]ns

ŽŔ‘́GŽŔŽżG“ŕ—e

particular type of material

2437

distance

díst[ə]ns

‹——Ł

amount of space between two places or things

2438

assistance

əsíst[ə]ns

‰‡•

act of helping someone

2439

existence

iɡzístns

‘śÝ

state of being present, alive or real

2440

resistance

rizíst[ə]ns

’ďRG‘ϐŤ

Refusal to accept something new or different

2441

instance

ínst[ə]ns

—áGŽŔ—á

an example of something; case

2442

province

prɑ́vins

BGČG—Ěˆć

area that a country or nation is divided into

2443

once

wʌ́ns

ˆę“xGĚ‚́C‚˘‚Á‚˝‚ń`‚ˇ‚é‚Ć

One time; one instance

2444

consequence

kɑ́nsəkwèns

Œ‹‰Ę

outcome of an event; result

2445

sequence

síːkwəns

˜A‘ą

order in which things (should) happen

2446

influence

ínfluəns

‰e‹ż‚đ—^‚Ś‚éC‰e‹ż

to affect what happens; change something (indirectly)

2447

T

appliance

əpláiəns

Ší‹ď,ŠíŠB

a machine or device that does a particular task

2448

T

compliance

kəmpláiəns[i]

•ž],ł‘ř,(—v‹‚ȂǂÉ)]‚¤‚ą‚Ć,l‚ĚŒž‚˘‚Č‚č‚ɂȂ邹‚Ć

the act of obeying rules

2449

science

sáiəns

‰ČŠw

Knowledge of the physical world based on facts

2450

audience

ɔ́ːdiəns

ŠĎ‹q

group of people listening, watch a play, movie etc

2451

experience

ikspí[ə]riəns

ŒoŒą

knowledge gained by living life, doing new things

2452

T

inexperience

ìnikspí[ə]riəns

–łŒoŒą,•sŠľ‚ę,–˘n,˘ŠÔ’m‚炸

to not have much practice with something

2453

T

convenience

kənvíːniəns

•Ö—˜‚Č‚ŕ‚Ě,“s‡,•Ö—˜

the state of being easy

2454

T

inconvenience

ìnkənvíːnjəns

•sŽŠ—R,•s•Ö,–Ŕ˜f

something that causes trouble or discomfort

2455

presence

prézns

oČ

condition or state of someone or something being at a certain place

2456

confidence

kɑ́nfid[ə]ns

ŽŠM

feeling that you can do well at something

2457

fence

féns

ƒtƒFƒ“ƒXCˆÍ‚˘

wood/metal structure enclosing an area/land

2458

offense

əféns

”ƍ߁GUŒ‚

 criminal act; something that causes hurt

2459

defense

diféns

–h‰q

the process of protecting something from attack

2460

hence

héns

‚ť‚ęŒĚ

From now, later than the present time

2461

expense

ikspéns

”ď—p

paying money for something (big)

2462

sense

séns

Š´ŠoCŠ´‚ś‚éGŠ´’m‚ˇ‚é

To perceive using sight, sound, taste touch or hearing

2463

intense

inténs

Œƒ‚ľ‚˘

Very strong, great or extreme in degree

2464

since

síns

`ˆČ—ˆG`‚Ȃ̂Ĺ

from the time in the past that

2465

convince

kənvíns

”[“ž‚ł‚š‚é

To persuade someone, or make them feel sure

2466

announce

ənáuns

’m‚炚‚éGŒö•\‚ˇ‚é

To make a public statement about a plan, decision

2467

loss

lɔ́[ː]s

ޏ‚¤‚ą‚ƁG‘šŠQ

experience or state of failing to have or keep

2468

cross

krɔ́[ː]s

‰Ą’f‚ˇ‚éGŒđˇ‚ˇ‚éCŒđˇ‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚é

To meet at one point

2469

across

əkrɑ́s

‰ĄŘ‚Á‚āGŒđˇ‚ľ‚Ä

From one side to the other of something

2470

perhaps

pə[r]hǽps

‚Đ‚ĺ‚Á‚Ć‚ˇ‚é‚ƁG‚¨‚ť‚ç‚­

Possibly, but not certainly; maybe

2471

collapse

kəlǽps

•ö‰ó‚ˇ‚é

To suddenly fall down or break apart into pieces

2472

T

reimburse

rìːimbə́ː[r]s

‚É•Ůž‚ˇ‚é,•Ľ–ß‚ˇ,•ŮĎ‚ˇ‚é,•ُž‚ˇ‚é

give back the money for an expense that has been paid out

2473

T

rehearse

rihə́ː[r]s

ƒŠƒn[ƒTƒ‹‚đ‚ˇ‚é,Kn‚ł‚š‚é,ŒJ‚č•Ô‚ľ‚ÄŒž‚¤

practise so that you get better at doing it

2474

T

commerce

kɑ́mə[r]s

¤‹Ć,–fˆŐ,ŒđˆŐ,ŒđŰ,¤Šw

trade, business, industry

2475

nurse

nə́ː[r]s

ŠĹŒěŽt

person trained to care for sick or injured people

2476

T

purse

pə́ː[r]s

‚ˇ‚Ú‚ß‚é,•x,ŕ•z,‚ނ܌ű,ƒnƒ“ƒhƒoƒbƒN,‹ŕ,ŕŒš,Ž‘‹ŕ,y˜ať‰pŒęzƒtƒ@ƒCƒgƒ}ƒl[

a small bag women use to carry personal items

2477

universe

júːnəvə̀ː[r]s

‰F’ˆ

All of space and everything in it

2478

reverse

rivə́ː[r]s

‹tC”˝‘΂́C‹t“]‚ˇ‚é

To change to an opposite state ,way or condition

2479

force

fɔ́ː[r]s

‹­§‚ˇ‚é

To use physical strength or violence to persuade

2480

T

workforce

wórk fòrce

(ě‹Ć)—vˆő,‘˜J“­—Í,˜J“­,˜J“­lŒű

all the people that a company employs

2481

T

reinforce

rìːinfɔ́ː[r]s

•”‘ŕ‚đ‹­‰ť‚ˇ‚é,‚đ•â‹­‚ˇ‚é,‚đ‹­‚ß‚é,‹­‰ť‚ˇ‚é

to make stronger

2482

horse

hɔ́ː[r]s

”n

large animal with 4 legs used for riding

2483

course

kɔ́ː[r]s

•űŒü;  i˜H

The route or direction that a river, etc moves along

2484

source

sɔ́ː[r]s

Œš

Produces or provides what is wanted or needed

2485

resource

ríːzɔ̀ː[r]s

Ž‘Œš

essential supply of something

2486

divorce

divɔ́ː[r]s,dəvɔ̀ː[r]séi

—ŁĽ‚ˇ‚é

legal dissolution or breakup of a marriage

2487

its

‚ť‚ę‚Ě

of something; belonging or related to something

2488

house

[n.a]háus,[v]háuz

‰Ć

building in which a family, person lives

2489

T

warehouse

[v]wéə[r]hàuz,[n]wéə[r]hàus

‚đ‘qŒÉ‚É“ü‚ę‚é,‚đ•ېőqŒÉ‚É—a‚Ż‚é,¤•i•۩ǏŠ,‰ľ”„‚č“X,–≎,‘qŒÉ,‘古“X

a building where a large number of things are stored while they are waiting to be sold

2490

mouse

máus,[v]máuz

ƒlƒYƒ~

small animal that has fur and a long tail

2491

T

spouse

spáus

”z‹ôŽŇ

the person you are married to

2492

T

dose

dóus

ˆę•ž

the amount of medicine taken at one time

2493

close

klóus

‹ß‚˘

Next to; only a short distance away

2494

T

diagnose

dáiəɡnòuz,dáiəɡnòus

f’f‚ˇ‚é

to figure out what is wrong

2495

produce

[v]prəd[j]úːs,[n]próud[j]uːs

ŽYo‚ˇ‚éGť‘˘‚ˇ‚é

To manufacture something using machines

2496

T

reproduce

rìːprəd[j]úːs

‚𐜐B‚ł‚š‚é,‚𕥐ť‚ˇ‚é,‚đ–ÍŽĘ‚ˇ‚é,‚đÄś‚ˇ‚é

to make one or more copies of something

2497

introduce

intrəd[j]úːs

Đ‰î‚ˇ‚é

to make someone known to another by name

2498

reduce

rid [j]úːs

Œ¸­‚ł‚š‚é

To make something smaller or use less of it

2499

T

juice

dʒúːs

ƒWƒ…[ƒX

the natural liquid from a plant or fruit

2500

loose

lúːs

‚ä‚邢GŽŠ—R‚Č

Not tightly attached or held

2501

use

[v]júːz,[n]júːs

Žg‚¤G—˜—p‚ˇ‚é

to do something with, for a task or purpose

2502

abuse

[v]əbjúːz,[n]əbjúːs

——p‚ˇ‚é

To use in an inappropriate or excessive way

2503

excuse

[v]ikskjúːz,[n]ikskjúːs

–Əœ‚ˇ‚é

to allow someone not to do (jury service, etc)

2504

ice

áis

•X

frozen gas or liquid, esp. water

2505

slice

sláis

ˆęŘ‚ęG”–•Đ

flat piece of food that has been cut from a bigger piece of food

2506

nice

náis

‚悢G‚ˇ‚Ä‚Ť‚ȁGeŘ‚ȁG—§”h‚ȁG”÷×‚Č

Good or enjoyable

2507

rice

ráis

•Ä

white or brown grains from a plant used for food

2508

price

práis

’l’i‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é

To determine or set the cost of something

2509

precise

prisáis

¸–§‚ȁGłŠm‚Č

Very accurate and exact expression or detail

2510

vice

váis

ˆŤ“żC•›〜

specific form of evildoing

2511

advice

ədváis

•Œž

suggestion about what someone should do

2512

device

diváis

‘•’uGƒfƒoƒCƒX

object, machine, or equipment for a specific use

2513

twice

twáis

2“xG2”{

Two times

2514

base

béis

Šî;  Šî‘b, Šî‚Ă‚­

origin or start from which something came

2515

database

ƒf[ƒ^ƒx[ƒX

data stored in logical order to aid retrieval

2516

face

féis

Šç

front part of the head where eyes, nose, and mouth are

2517

chase

tʃéis

’Ç‚˘‚Ђ݂éC’ǐŐ

To go after someone or something with the intent to catch

2518

case

kéis

ę‡

example or instance of something

2519

T

briefcase

bríːfkèis

ƒuƒŠ[ƒtƒP[ƒX

a small case with a handle usually used for carrying business papers

2520

T

bookcase

–{” 

a piece of furniture with shelves for storing books 

2521

T

suitcase

súːtkèis

ƒX[ƒcƒP[ƒX

A large bag like container for carrying clothes when traveling

2522

place

pléis

’u‚­GÝ’u‚ˇ‚é

To put something in a certain location or position

2523

T

workplace

Eę

the location where you do your job

2524

T

misplace

’u‚ŤęŠ‚đŒë‚é,’u‚Ť–Y‚ę‚é,ŠÔˆá‚Á‚Ä—^‚Ś‚é

forget where you have put it

2525

replace

ripléis

Žć‚č‘Ö‚Ś‚é

To use instead of something else

2526

pace

péis

ƒy[ƒXGˆę•ŕG‘Ź“x

rate of speed at which someone or something moves or happens

2527

space

spéis

‹óŠÔGŠÔŠu

empty area with nothing in it

2528

race

réis

‹Ł‘ˆC‹Ł‘ˆ‚ˇ‚é

contest between either people, animals or vehicles, to determine which is the fastest

2529

embrace

embréis

Žó‚Ż“ü‚ę‚éGˆÍ‚ށG•ř—i‚ˇ‚é

act of holding someone closely

2530

T

erase

iréis

‚Ó‚˘‚ďÁ‚ˇ

to remove or delete

2531

trace

tréis

ŐCŐ‚đ’Ç‚¤G’T‚ľo‚ˇ

To find, describe or discover by investigation

2532

T

vase

véis

‰Ô•r,’Ů,‚Ń‚ń

a jug or urn to put cut flowers in, to make a room look pretty

2533

T

lease

líːs

’Ŕ‘ÝŒ_–ń,(“y’nĽŒš•¨‚Č‚Ç)‚đ’Ŕ‘Ý‚ˇ‚é,’ŔŽŘ‚ˇ‚é

to rent

2534

police

pəlíːs

ŒxŽ@

People, often in uniforms, who solve crimes

2535

release

rilíːs

‰đ•ú‚ˇ‚éGŒöŠJ‚ˇ‚éC‰đ•ú

To allow to leave a jail, cage, prison, etc

2536

piece

píːs

ˆę‚Ђ݂çG”j•Đ

small part that of something larger

2537

peace

píːs

•˝˜a

time when there is no war or fighting

2538

decrease

[v]dìːkríːs,[n]díːkriːs

Œ¸‚éCŒ¸­‚ˇ‚é

To reduce the size, amount or number of something

2539

increase

[v]inkríːs,[n]˦˨

‘‚Ś‚éG‘‰Á‚ł‚š‚é

to make or become something larger in size or amount

2540

choice

tʃɔ́is

‘I‘đ

decision between two or more possibilities

2541

voice

vɔ́is

ş

sound made when you speak or sing

2542

T

invoice

ínvɔis

ƒCƒ“ƒ{ƒCƒX,‘—‚čó

a written request for payment for the goods and services listed

2543

hot

hɑ́t

”M‚˘G‹‚˘

Having a high temperature

2544

shot

iƒ{[ƒ‹‚đƒS[ƒ‹‚Ɂj‚Ż‚éG“Š‚°“ü‚ę‚éGƒVƒ…[ƒg‚ˇ‚é

To kick or throw a ball at a goal

2545

lot

lɑ́t

‚˝‚­‚ł‚ń

a lot (of) many or much of

2546

plot

plɑ́t

Šé‚݁G‰A–dC‚˝‚­‚ç‚Ţ

To plan something in secret, often something bad

2547

T

slot

slɑ́t

‘g‚ݍž‚Ţ,‚ɍa‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é,×’ˇ‚˘ŒŠ(‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é),ƒXƒƒbƒg

a narrow opening

2548

not

nɑ́t

`‚ł͂Ȃ˘

(word indicating the negative of verbs, adjectives, etc)

2549

pot

pɑ́t

“çG—eŠí

deep, round container that is used for cooking

2550

spot

spɑ́t

ŒŠ‚Â‚Ż‚é

see someone by chance

2551

at

`‚ĚŠ‚ĹG`‚É

in the place where something is

2552

fat

fǽt

މ–b

oily part of meat

2553

chat

tʃǽt

‚¨‚ľ‚á‚ׂ股‚éGƒ`ƒƒƒbƒg‚ˇ‚é

To talk in a friendly and relaxed manner

2554

that

‚ť‚ęG‚ ‚ęG‚ť‚̂悤‚Č‚ą‚ƁC‚ť‚́G‚ ‚́C‚ť‚ę‚­‚炢

used to show which person or thing we are talking about

2555

hat

hǽt

–XŽq

item of clothing worn on your head

2556

cat

kǽt

”L

animal of the lion, tiger and leopard family

2557

look at

ŒŠ‚éCŒŠ‚邹‚Ć

to use your eyes to focus on something

2558

flat

flǽt

•˝‚ç‚Č

level; even; without curves or bumps

2559

format

fɔ́ː[r]mæt

‘̍فGŒ`ŽŽ

form, design, or arrangement of something

2560

rat

rǽt

ƒlƒYƒ~

Any of various long-tailed rodents similar to but larger than a mouse

2561

soft

sɔ́[ː]ft

‚â‚í‚炊‚˘G‰¸‚₊‚Č

Easy to press, bend or cut; not hard or firm

2562

draft

drǽft

‰ş‘‚ŤG‘ˆÄCŒ´e‚đ‘‚­G‰ş‘‚Ť‚đ‚ˇ‚é

first attempt at a piece of writing

2563

craft

krǽft

HŒ|•i

To make by hand and with much skill

2564

aircraft

éə[r]kræ̀ft

q‹ó‹@

vehicle that can fly

2565

T

theft

ƒĆéft

“‚Ý,Ţ“ß,Ţ“(ß),“—Ű

the taking and keeping of something that does not belong to you

2566

left

ś

side of your body your heart is on

2567

gift

ɡíft

‘Ą‚蕨GË”\

Something given to another for a reason; present

2568

shift

ʃíft

‘Ö‚Ś‚éCŒđ‘ă

To change in position or direction

2569

lift

líft

Ž‚żă‚°‚é

To move something to higher position

2570

but

‚Ĺ‚ŕ

Used before you say something different, opposite

2571

habit

hǽbit

KŠľ

usual way of behaving ; something often repeated

2572

T

prohibit

prouhíbət

‹ÖŽ~‚ˇ‚é,‚đ‹Ö‚ś‚é,‚𐧎~‚ˇ‚é,‚đ–W‚°‚é,—\–h‚ˇ‚é

not allowed

2573

edit

édit

•ҏW‚ˇ‚é

to check and makes changes before publication

2574

credit

krédit

ƒNƒŒƒWƒbƒgGM—p

system to buy something and pay for it later

2575

profit

prɑ́fət

—˜‰v‚𓞂é

To earn money from something

2576

T

buffet

bəféi

‘ĹŒ‚,(•—”gĽ‰^–˝‚Ě)–|˜M,‘Ĺ‚Â,(•—”gĽ‰^–˝‚Ş)‚ŕ‚Ţ,í‚¤,HŠí’I,ŠČˆŐH“°,ƒrƒ…ƒbƒtƒF,—§H

a meal consisting of a number of different dishes from which people serve themselves

2577

target

tɑ́ː[r]ɡət

–Ú•W

a goal or amount you are trying to achieve

2578

shut

•‚ś‚éG•‚߂éC•‚ś‚˝

To close something

2579

cut

kʌ́t

Ř‚é

To use a knife or scissors to divide or open the surface

2580

pocket

pɑ́kət

ƒ|ƒPƒbƒg

small cloth bag sewn into clothing to hold things

2581

jacket

dʒǽkit

ƒWƒƒƒPƒbƒgGƒJƒo[

light, thin coat worn on the upper body over another shirt or piece of clothing for protection or warmth

2582

T

packet

pǽkət

Ź•ď,‘Š,•ď‚Ý,Ź‰×•¨,Ź‚ł‚Č‘Š,‘ĺ‹ŕ

a small carton or package

2583

T

blanket

blǽŋkit

ˆę–ʂɕ˘‚¤(‚ŕ‚Ě),–Ń•z(‚Ĺ•˘‚¤),‘S‘Ě“I‚Č,•“I‚Č

a large piece of cloth used to cover someone or something

2584

T

delicate

délikət

‚Ť‚Ⴞ‚á‚Č,‘@×‚Č,—D”ü‚Č,‚¨‚˘‚ľ‚˘,‚Š‚ˇ‚Š‚Č

need to handle with care

2585

T

duplicate

[a.n]d[j]úːplikət,[v]d[j]úːplikèit

•ĄŽĘ‚ˇ‚é,ŽĘ‚ľ

make an exact copy

2586

advocate

[v]ǽdvəkèit,[n]ǽdvəkət

’ńĽ‚ˇ‚éGŽĺ’Ł‚ˇ‚é

To publicly support a belief, or to request change

2587

T

certificate

[v]sə[r]tífikèit,[n]sə[r]tífikət

Ř–ž‘,•t•ŰŘ–ž‘,–Ć‹–Ř,ŘŒ”,Š”Œ”,‘˛‹ĆŘ‘,‚đ”FŘ‚ˇ‚é,—^‚Ś‚é

a piece of paper stating you did something

2588

ticket

tíkət

Ř•„Gƒ`ƒPƒbƒg

piece of paper that lets you enter or use something

2589

market

mɑ́ː[r]kit

ŽsęGƒ}[ƒPƒbƒg

public event where people sell goods on tables

2590

T

circuit

sə́ː[r]kət

‰ń˜H,‰I‰ń

a set path you move along

2591

T

basket

bǽskət

‚Š‚˛

a container made of pieces of wood

2592

T

tablet

tǽblət

•˝”Â,‘‚Ť”Â,ůÜ

a small flat solid cake of some substance

2593

T

pamphlet

pǽmflət

ƒpƒ“ƒtƒŒƒbƒg,Ź˜_•ś,˜_ŕ,ŹűŽq(ŽžŽ––â‘č)

a small paper leaflet or booklet  that tells you about a single subject

2594

chocolate

tʃɔ́[ː]k[ə]lət

ƒ`ƒ‡ƒRƒŒ[ƒg

A hard brown candy made from cocoa beans

2595

T

wallet

wɑ́lət

Ź“š‹ď‘Ü,ŽD“ü‚ę,‚¸‚ž‘Ü,ŕ•z

a small case that can fit in a pocket, used by men to hold money  and credit cards

2596

pilot

páilət

”ňsŽmGƒpƒCƒƒbƒgC‘€c‚ˇ‚éG“ą‚­

Performed to see if a larger or more detailed thing should be done

2597

T

approximate

[a]əprɑ́ksimət,[v]əprɑ́ksimèit

‚¨‚¨‚悝‚Ě,Ú‹ß‚ˇ‚é,—אڂĚ,‹ßŽ—‚Ě,‹ß•t‚­,‹ßŽ—’l

to give a general number as a guess

2598

estimate

[v]éstəmèit,[n]éstəmət

ŒŠĎ‚ŕ‚č

guess or calculation of cost, size or value

2599

limit

límit

ŒŔ“xG‹ŤŠEC§ŒŔ‚ˇ‚é

point beyond which it is not possible to go

2600

T

helmet

hélmət

ƒwƒ‹ƒƒbƒg

something you wear to protect your head

2601

climate

kláimət

‹CŒó

typical weather conditions in a particular place

2602

planet

plǽnit

˜fŻ

One of the bodies that orbit the sun

2603

T

cabinet

kǽb[ə]nit

ƒLƒƒƒrƒlƒbƒg,ü‚čŒË’I,” ,Ž„Žş,Št‹cŽş,”é–§‚Ě,(C-‚Ĺ)“ŕŠt

a piece of furniture with shelves to store things

2604

T

coordinate

[a.n]kouɔ́ː[r]d[ə]nit,[v]kouɔ́ː[r]d[ə]nèit

’˛˜a‚ľ‚ēނ­,’˛Ž‚ˇ‚é,“ˆę‚ł‚š‚é,’ލ‡,y•ś–@z“™ˆĘ‚Ě

to organize or manage

2605

T

definite

déf[ə]nət

–žŠm‚Č,ŒŔ’肳‚ę‚˝

for certain, exact

2606

fortunate

fɔ́ː[r]tʃnət

K‰^‚Č

Having good luck

2607

T

nominate

[v]nɑ́mənèit,[a]nɑ́mənət

(Œó•âŽŇ‚Ć‚ľ‚Ä)Žw–ꂎ‚é,„‘E‚ˇ‚é,”C–˝‚ˇ‚é

to suggest someone for to do or be something

2608

minute

mínət mainjúːt

•ށG

unit of time equal to 60 seconds

2609

T

alternate

[n.a]ɑ́ːltə[r]nət,[v]ɔɒɮːltə[r]nèit

‚Š‚í‚邪‚í‚é,ŒÝ‚˘ˆá‚˘‚Ě

another option

2610

T

donut

dóunət

doughnut

small, fried, very sweet piece of dough covered in sugar and good to eat

2611

unit

júːnit

’PˆĘG•”

single thing or person; a part of something larger

2612

carpet

kɑ́ː[r]pit

ƒJ[ƒyƒbƒg

colored floor covering made of wool, etc

2613

moderate

[n.a]mɑ́d[ə]rət,[v]mɑ́dərèit

“K“x‚Ě

Average in size or amount

2614

T

considerate

kənsíd[ə]rət

Žv‚˘‚â‚č‚Ě‚ ‚é

showing concern for the rights and feelings of others

2615

corporate

kɔ́ː[r]p[ə]rət

–@l‘gD‚́G’c‘Ě‚Ě

Concerning (usually large) companies

2616

accurate

ǽkjərət

łŠm‚Č

With no mistake or error; Correct

2617

T

merit

mérət

’ˇŠ,Žč•ż,‚É’l‚ˇ‚é

to deserve praise

2618

spirit

spírət

¸_G‹C•ށG‹C—Í

part of a person that is not physical and believed to be the source of human emotions and character

2619

secret

síːkrət

”é–§‚Ě

that you don't want others to know; private

2620

interpret

intə́ː[r]prət

’ʖ󂡂é

to translate what is said into another language

2621

portrait

pɔ́ː[r]trət

Ń‘œ

painting, drawing or photograph of a person's head and shoulders

2622

deficit

défəsit

ÔŽšG•s‘Ť

property of being an amount by which something is less than expected or required

2623

private

práivət

Ž„“I‚ȁGŒÂl“I‚Č

(information) personal; not to be seen by everyone

2624

graduate

[v]ɡrǽdʒuèit,[n]ɡrǽdʒuət

‘˛‹Ć‚ˇ‚éC‘˛‹ĆśC‘ĺŠw‰@‚Ě

Concerning university courses taken after receiving a four-year degree

2625

T

banquet

bǽŋkwət

”ÓŽ`‰ď,‰ƒ‰ď

a formal meal given for a lot of people

2626

adequate

ǽdikwət

“Kł‚ȁG\•Ş‚Č

enough; good enough for what is needed

2627

somewhat

sʌ́m[h]wɑ̀t

‚˘‚­‚Ô‚ń

little, not very

2628

poet

póuət

Žl

person who writes poems

2629

diet

dáiət

HŽ–Cƒ_ƒCƒGƒbƒg‚ˇ‚é

To eat special or less food, as to lose weight

2630

quiet

kwáiət

Ă‚Š‚Č

Not loud; making very little sound

2631

immediate

imíːdiət

‘ŚŽž‚́G’ź‹ß‚Ě

done without delay; straight away

2632

appropriate

[a]əpróupriət,[v]əpróuprièit

“KŘ‚Č

Right or suitable for some situation or purpose

2633

associate

[v]əsóuʃièit,[n.a]əsóuʃiət

“Ż—ťGŽdŽ–’‡ŠÔ

partner in professional work, e.g. in law

2634

T

closet

klɑ́zət

–§’k‚ł‚š‚é,ŒË’I,l‚É’m‚ç‚ę‚Ä‚˘‚Č‚˘,‰B‚ę‚˝

a small cupboard

2635

bet

bét

“q‚Ż‚é

To gamble money to win more money, e.g. on horses

2636

debt

dét

ŽŘ‹ŕ

Sum of money owed to somebody that is not yet paid

2637

get

ɡét

“ž‚éGŽó‚Ż‚é

To obtain, receive or be given something

2638

forget

fə[r]ɡét

–Y‚ę‚é

To not remember something

2639

T

jet

dʒét

ƒWƒFƒbƒg‹@,•Źo

an airplane

2640

let

lét

`‚ł‚š‚éG‹–‰Â‚ˇ‚é

to not stop someone from doing something

2641

T

outlet

áutlèt

(ƒ`ƒF[ƒ“‚Ě)“X(˘”Ě”„‘ă—“XŁ‚ŞŒ´‹`),”Ě˜H,Ź”„“X,ƒRƒ“ƒZƒ“ƒg,oŒű,‚Í‚ŻŒű

a store that sells things at a discount

2642

net

nét

–ԁGƒlƒbƒg

crossed rope/fibers with partly open pattern

2643

T

pet

pét

ƒyƒbƒg

an animal you keep in the house to play with

2644

regret

riɡrét

Œă‰÷‚ˇ‚éCŒă‰÷

To be sorry about something

2645

cigarette

sìɡərét

ƒ^ƒoƒR

white stick filled with tobacco and covered in paper

2646

threat

ƒĆrét

‹ş‚ľ

Warning of probable trouble

2647

set

sét

ƒZƒbƒgGˆę‘ľ‚Ś

complete group of something, e.g. a chess set

2648

asset

ǽset

Ž‘ŽYG‹Md‚Č‚ŕ‚Ě

thing that has value to you

2649

upset

[v]ʌpsét,[n]˦˧,[a]˨˦

“Ž—h‚ľ‚˝

Troubled, worried, or angry

2650

wet

wét

”G‚ę‚Ä‚˘‚éC”G‚炡

Containing water or liquid; not dry

2651

yet

jét

‚Ü‚ž

until now; up to the present

2652

it

(ćs‚ˇ‚é‚ŕ‚Ě‚đŽw‚ľ‚Ä)‚ť‚ę

A thing that has been previously mentioned

2653

bit

bít

­‚ľG•”•Ş

small piece of something

2654

T

debit

débit

ŽŘ•ű(‚É‹L“ü‚ˇ‚é),ƒfƒrƒbƒg

a record of an amount of money taken out of an account

2655

exhibit

[v]iɡzíbit

“WŽŚ‚ˇ‚éG•\‚ˇ

To display or make available for people to see

2656

T

audit

ɔ́ːdit

ŠÄ¸,(’ •ë‚Č‚Ç)‚đŒŸ¸‚ˇ‚é,(u‹`)‚đ’Žu‚ˇ‚é

to check something is correct, usually related to accounts in business

2657

fit

fít

“K‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚é

Proper or acceptable; morally or socially correct

2658

benefit

bénəfit

—˜‰vA“Á“T

good result or effect, something advantageous

2659

T

outfit

áutfìt

‚ľ‚˝‚­,—p‹ďˆęŽŽ,ˆęs,‹Ÿ‹‹‚ˇ‚é

a set of clothes like a uniform

2660

hit

hít

‘łG‚˝‚˝‚­

To fight, attack or damage something or someone

2661

budget

bʌ́dʒət

—\ŽZ

the amount of money planned to be spent on something

2662

T

kit

kít

“š‹ďˆęŽŽ,“š‹ď” ,—ˇs—p‹ď

a box of tools or equipment

2663

T

supermarket

súːpə[r]mɑ̀ː[r]kət

ƒX[ƒp[ƒ}[ƒPƒbƒg

a large self-service store selling food and household items

2664

T

booklet

ƒpƒ“ƒtƒŒƒbƒg,ŹűŽq

a small book, leaflet, or brochure

2665

split

splít

Š„‚éG—ô‚­C•ŞŠ„G‘Η§

 To break something into pieces or divide someting

2666

submit

səbmít

’ńo‚ˇ‚é

To accept a superior force has power over you

2667

admit

ədmít

”F‚ß‚é

To agree that you did something bad, or that something bad is true

2668

commit

kəmít

(ß‚Ȃǂđ)”Ć‚ˇ

to do something bad, usually a crime

2669

permit

[v]pə[r]mít,[n]pə́ː[r]mit

‹–‰Â‚ˇ‚é

To allow something to happen; to give permission

2670

T

omit

oumít

”˛‚Š‚ˇ,Č—Ş‚ˇ‚é,–Y‚ę‚é,œŠO‚ˇ‚é,‘Ó‚é,ƒIƒ~ƒbƒg

to leave out or not say

2671

T

transmit

trænsmít

“`‚Ś‚é,convey,‚đ‘—‚é,‚đ“`’B‚ˇ‚é,‘—M‚ˇ‚é,”­M‚ˇ‚é

to send a message to someone

2672

favorite

féiv[ə]rət

‚¨‹C‚É“ü‚č‚Ě

Most liked; best loved

2673

T

desperate

désp[ə]rət

Ž€‚É‚ŕ‚Ě‹ś‚˘‚Ě,â–]“I‚Č

to be in urgent need of something

2674

sit

sít

Ŕ‚é

To be in a resting position on a chair

2675

T

quit

kwít

‚đ‚â‚ß‚é,give up,stop

to stop doing something

2676

T

inappropriate

ìnəpróupriət

•s“K“–‚Č

not suitable for use in a given situation

2677

deposit

dipɑ́zət

•ŰŘ‹ŕ

part payment so that an item will be kept for you

2678

T

exit

ɡzit

‘ޏę,oŒű

to leave

2679

opposite

ɑ́pəzit

”˝‘Α¤‚Ě

Across from or on the side facing something

2680

visit

vízət

–K‚Ë‚éC–K–₡‚é

To go to a place for a time, usually for a reason

2681

T

transit

trǽnsət

’ʉ߂ˇ‚é,‰^‘—,„ˆÚ,’ʉß,Œo‰ß,’ʍs,‰^”Ŕ,—A‘—

on the move from one place to another

2682

foot

fút

‘Ť

lowest part of the leg we use to stand on

2683

put

pút

’u‚­

To move or place a thing in a particular position

2684

input

“ü—́GƒCƒ“ƒvƒbƒg

To put in information, advice or opinions

2685

output

áutpùt

śŽYGo—Í

amount of something that is produced

2686

act

ǽkt

s“Ž‚ˇ‚é

To behave in a certain way

2687

fact

fǽkt

Ž–ŽŔ

something that is known or proved to be true

2688

T

compact

‚Ź‚Á‚ľ‚č‹l‚Ü‚Á‚˝,ƒRƒ“ƒpƒNƒg‚Č,ŹŒ^ŽÔ,ŹŒ^,(“ń‘ŠÔ‚Ü‚˝‚Í‘˝‘ŠÔ‚Ě)–ż–ń,–ż–ń‚đŒ‹‚Ô

tightly packed in a small size

2689

T

impact

[v]impǽkt,[n]ímpækt

Œƒ“Ë‚ˇ‚é,‹lž‚Ţ,ŐŒ‚,Ő“Ë,Œƒ“Ë,‰e‹ż,Œř‰Ę

the effect one thing makes on another

2690

T

subtract

səbtrǽkt

‚đTœ‚ˇ‚é,ˆřŽZ‚đ‚ˇ‚é,‚đˆř‚­,Œ¸‚ś‚é,Žć‚苎‚é

take away from

2691

attract

ətrǽkt

–Ł—š‚ˇ‚éGˆř‚Ť‚Â‚Ż‚é

To make someone notice and become interested in

2692

contract

[n]kɑ́ntrækt,[v]kəntrǽkt

Œ_–ń

legal agreement, e.g. for doing work for money

2693

abstract

[a.n]ǽbstrækt,[v]æbstrǽkt

’ŠŰ“I‚Č;  —˜_“I‚Č

Concerning something that doesn't exist physically

2694

T

distract

distrǽkt

(‹CŽ‚żĽ’ˆÓ)‚đ‚ť‚ç‚ˇ,–Ŕ‚킡,S‚đ‚Š‚Ť—‚ˇ

to take your focus away from something

2695

extract

[v]ikstrǽkt,[n]ékstræ̀kt

ˆř‚Ťo‚ˇG’Šo‚ˇ‚é

Take something out of something else

2696

contact

[v]kəntǽkt,[n]kɑ́ntækt

ÚG‚ˇ‚éG˜A—‚ˇ‚é

To get in touch with someone

2697

react

ri[ː]ǽkt

”˝‰ž‚ˇ‚é

To behave or make a change in a particular way

2698

exact

iɡzǽkt

łŠm‚Č

Completely correct; accurate; specific

2699

distinct

distíŋ[k]t

‚Í‚Á‚Ť‚肾‚˝G–ž”’‚Č

clearly different in nature from something else

2700

product

prɑ́dəkt

ť•i

item that can be bought

2701

T

deduct

didʌ́kt

Tœ‚ˇ‚é

to minus or take away

2702

conduct

[v]kəndʌ́kt,[n]kɑ́ndʌkt

“ą‚­G ˆÄ“ŕ‚ˇ‚é

To direct, lead or guide something

2703

construct

[v]kənstrʌ́kt,[n]kɑ́nstrʌkt

‘g‚Ý—§‚Ä‚éGŒš‚Ä‚é

To build or create something

2704

T

instruct

instrʌ́kt

’m‚炚‚é,‚đ‹ł‚Ś‚é

to teach

2705

affect

[v]əfékt/æfékt

‰e‹ż‚ˇ‚é

To do something that changes something else

2706

effect

ifékt

Œř‰Ę

change brought about by a cause; result

2707

perfect

[n.a]pə́ː[r]fikt,[v]pə[r]fékt

ŠŽ‘S‚ȁGŠŽŕř‚Č

so good it/they cannot be improved

2708

T

defect

[v]difékt,[n]díːfekt

•s‘Ť,Œ‡“_,’ZŠ,Œ‡Š×,–S–˝‚ˇ‚é,‘ź‘‚Ö“Ś–S‚ˇ‚é

something that is faulty

2709

project

[v]prədʒékt,[n]prɑ́dʒekt

Œv‰ćGŽ–‹ĆGƒvƒƒWƒFƒNƒg

a planned piece of work for specific purpose

2710

object

[v]əbdʒékt,[n]ɑ́bdʒikt

”˝‘΂ˇ‚é

to disagree; to protest against an idea or plan

2711

subject

[n.a]sʌ́bdʒikt,[v]səbdʒékt

ŽĺŒę

the person or thing that does the action of a verb

2712

reject

[v]ridʒékt,[n]˦˨

‹‘”Ű‚ˇ‚é

To refuse, deny to believe, accept, or consider

2713

reflect

riflékt

”˝‰f‚ˇ‚éG”˝ŽË‚ˇ‚é

to bounce back off a surface e.g. light

2714

neglect

niɡlékt

–łŽ‹‚ˇ‚éG‘Ó‚é

To fail to take care of something

2715

collect

kəlékt

W‚ß‚é

To gather things/people together in one place

2716

select

səlékt

‘I‘đ‚ˇ‚éCŒľ‘I‚ľ‚˝

To choose from a group, something most suitable

2717

connect

kənékt

‚Â‚Č‚ŽGÚ‘ą‚ˇ‚é

To join or attach things together

2718

T

disconnect

dìskənékt

‚΂ç‚΂ç‚É‚ˇ‚é,â‚Â,‚ĚŠÖŒW(Ú‘ą)‚đ’f‚Â,•Ş—Ł‚ˇ‚é,(“d˜bĽ“dŒš‚đ)Ř‚é

cut off or detach

2719

prospect

prɑ́spekt

ŒŠž‚݁G‰Â”\Ť

Wide view of a landscape, etc

2720

T

aspect

ǽspekt

–Ę,—lŽq,ŠOŠĎ,Ťó,Šç‚‚Ť,Žp,y•ś–@z(“ŽŽŒ‚Ě)‘Š,ƒAƒXƒyƒNƒg

a part or a feature

2721

suspect

[v]səspékt,[n.a]sʌ́spekt

‹^‚¤

To doubt or lack trust

2722

respect

rispékt

‘¸Œh‚ˇ‚éC‘¸Œh

To think very highly of another person because of what they do

2723

expect

ikspékt

—\Šú‚ˇ‚éGŠú‘Ň‚ˇ‚é

To believe something is probably going to happen

2724

T

inspect

inspékt

ŒŸ¸‚ˇ‚é,’˛‚ׂé

look over carefully

2725

direct

[v.a.adv]dərékt,[a]dáirekt

’źÚ“I‚ȁG—Ś’ź‚Č

to tell someone to do something in a straight-talking way

2726

T

indirect

ìndərékt

ŠÔÚ‚Ě,‰“‰ń‚ľ‚Ě,‹Č‚Ş‚Á‚˝,•sł‚Č,‰“‰ń‚č‚Ě

not in a straight way

2727

correct

kərékt

ł‚ľ‚˘C’ůł‚ˇ‚é

True or accurate

2728

T

architect

ɑ́ː[r]kitèkt

Œš’zŽm,Œš’z‰Ć,ÝŒvŽŇ,ŒšÝŽŇ

someone who designs buildings

2729

protect

prətékt

•ŰŒě‚ˇ‚é

To defend someone or something from harm or danger

2730

detect

ditékt

ŒŠ‚Â‚Ż‚éGŒŸo‚ˇ‚é

To discover or identify the presence of something

2731

T

contradict

kɑ̀ntrədíkt

‚É–ľ‚‚ˇ‚é,”˝˜_‚ˇ‚é,”˝”‚ˇ‚é,R˜_‚ˇ‚é,”ے股‚é

to say the opposite of

2732

predict

pridíkt

—\‘Ş‚ˇ‚é

To guess or estimate what will or might happen

2733

conflict

[v]kənflíkt,[n]kɑ́nflikt

–ľ‚‚ˇ‚éGŐ“Ë‚ˇ‚é

To have opposite ideas; to disagree; To not match

2734

strict

stríkt

ŒľŠi‚Č

command that must be obeyed

2735

district

dístrikt

’n‹ć

area of a country, city, or town

2736

restrict

ristríkt

§ŒŔ‚ˇ‚é

To prevent someone from doing something

2737

adult

ədʌ́lt

‘ĺlCŹl

person or animal that is fully grown

2738

difficult

dífikʌ̀lt

“‚˘

Hard; not easy; you need to work hard to do it

2739

consult

kənsʌ́lt

‘Š’k‚ˇ‚éG’˛‚ׂé

To discuss something to make a decision

2740

result

rizʌ́lt

Œ‹‰ĘC`‚Ć‚˘‚¤Œ‹‰Ę‚ɂȂé

To be the outcome of other causes and effects

2741

belt

bélt

ƒxƒ‹ƒg

band of material worn around a person's waist

2742

fault

fɔ́ːlt

Œ‡“_

a failure or negative aspect of

2743

salt

sɔ́ːlt

‰–

Natural white crystal used to flavor or preserve food

2744

restaurant

rést[ə]r[ə]nt

ƒŒƒXƒgƒ‰ƒ“

place where you can order, buy and eat a meal

2745

want

wɑ́nt

`‚Ş—~‚ľ‚˘G–]‚ń‚Ĺ‚˘‚éG`‚ľ‚˝‚˘‚ĆŽv‚¤

To desire or wish for something; hope for a thing

2746

plant

plǽnt

A•¨

living thing with leaves and roots growing in soil

2747

T

pant

pǽnt

‘§‚đŘ‚炡,‚ ‚Ś‚Ž,”M–]‚ˇ‚é,‚Ç‚Ť‚Ç‚Ť‚ˇ‚é,‚đ‚ ‚Ś‚Ź‚Č‚Ş‚çŒž‚¤

take short sharp breaths through your mouth, noisily

2748

grant

ɡrǽnt

(Šč‚˘E—v‹‚Ȃǂđ)•ˇ‚Ť“ü‚ę‚éG•t—^‚ˇ‚é

To give or let someone do what they want

2749

confident

kɑ́nfidnt

ŽŠM‚Ě‚ ‚é

feeling that you can do well at something

2750

accident

ǽks[i]d[ə]nt

Ž–ŒĚG‹ô‘R

sudden unplanned event causing damage, injury etc

2751

incident

ínsid[ə]nt

Ž–Œ

event, usually unusual or important

2752

T

evident

évid[ə]nt

–ž‚炊‚Č,–ž‚Š‚Č

to be clear or obvious

2753

resident

rézid[ə]nt

‹Z‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚éCZ–Ż

someone who lives in a particular place

2754

president

préz[i]d[ə]nt

‘ĺ“—́GŽĐ’ˇ

person in charge of a country, company or organization

2755

T

respondent

‰ž‚¸‚é,•Ô“š‚ˇ‚é,‰ń“šŽŇ,”퍐,“š•ŮŽŇ

someone who replies to something

2756

dependent

dipénd[ə]nt

‘źl‚É—Š‚Á‚Ä‚˘‚é

Someone who relies on someone for (financial) support

2757

independent

ìndipénd[ə]nt

“Ć—§‚ľ‚˝

making your own decisions; not controlled by others

2758

T

attendant

əténd[ə]nt

•t“Y‚˘‚Ě,ŒWˆő,y˜ať‰pŒęzƒRƒ“ƒpƒjƒIƒ“

someone who waits on or tends to the needs of another 

2759

student

st[j]úːdnt

Šwś

person studying at school

2760

T

elephant

éləf[ə]nt

y“Ž•¨zƒ]ƒE,Ű,y•āz‹¤˜a“}(Republican Party)‚ĚŰ’Ľ

a large animal with a long trunk and big ears found in Africa and Asia

2761

infant

ínf[ə]nt

—cŽ™

child in the beginning stage of life; a baby

2762

T

elegant

éləɡ[ə]nt

‹C•i‚Ě‚ ‚é

fine or beautiful

2763

ancient

éinʃnt

ŒĂ‘ă‚Ě

Very old ; having lived a very long time ago

2764

T

merchant

mə́ː[r]tʃnt

¤l,Ź”„¤l,Žćˆřć,¤‹Ć‚Ě,y‘­Œęz`‹ś

a person who sells things for a living

2765

hunt

hʌ́nt

Žë‚éCŽë‚č

To search for wild animals to kill (for food)

2766

T

urgent

ə́ː[r]dʒ[ə]nt

‹Ů‹}‚Ě,‹Ů”—‚ľ‚˝,Ă‘Ł‚ˇ‚é,ގX‚Č

very important, needing attention now

2767

agent

éidʒ[ə]nt

‘ă—l;  ƒG[ƒWƒFƒ“ƒg

person who can represent and decide for others

2768

sufficient

səfíʃnt

\•Ş‚Č

Having or providing enough when needed

2769

T

insufficient

ìnsəfíʃnt

•s“K“–‚Č

not enough

2770

efficient

ifíʃnt

Œř—Ś“I‚ȁG—L”\‚Č

Able to produce results without waste

2771

T

inefficient

ìnifíʃnt

–đ‚É—§‚˝‚Č‚˘

not working well or quickly

2772

patient

péiʃnt

h•ř‹­‚˘

not getting annoyed when things take a long time

2773

T

impatient

impéiʃnt

‚š‚Á‚Š‚ż‚Č,‚ľ‚Ť‚č‚Ɂ`‚ľ‚˝‚Ş‚é,`‚É‘Ď‚Ś‚Ť‚ę‚Č‚˘

in a hurry, not calm

2774

significant

siɡnífik[ə]nt

d—v‚Č

Large enough to be noticed or have an effect; important

2775

T

applicant

ǽplik[ə]nt

ŽuŠčŽŇ,‰ž•ĺŽŇ

a person who submits papers in order to do something, e.g. job applicant

2776

T

vacant

véik[ə]nt

‹ó‚Ě,‹óČ‚Ě,Œ‡ˆő‚Ě,‹ó‹•‚Č,‰É‚Č,‚Ú‚ń‚â‚肾‚˝

empty

2777

talent

tǽlənt

Ë”\

natural ability of a person to do something well

2778

excellent

éks[ə]lənt

”ńí‚É—D‚ę‚˝

extremely good

2779

equivalent

ikwív[ə]lənt

“Ż“™‚́G‘Š“–‚ˇ‚éC“Ż“™•¨

Having equality in value, use or meaning

2780

violent

váiələnt

–\—Í“I‚Č

done with force; likely to produce physical damage

2781

silent

sáilənt

Ă‚Š‚Č

Not speaking or making noise

2782

amendment

əmén[d]mənt

‰üł

a change, addition, or improvement to something

2783

fragment

frǽɡmənt

”j•Đ

part that is broken off of something

2784

segment

[v]séɡment,[n]séɡmənt

•”•Ş

part divided from the other parts of something

2785

element

éləmənt

—v‘f

essential or particular part of something

2786

supplement

[v]sʌ́pləmènt,[n]sʌ́pləmənt

•⑍C•₤

add extra to support or make something complete

2787

implement

[v]ímpləmènt,[n]ímpləmənt

ŽŔs‚ˇ‚é

tool

2788

experiment

[v]ikspérəmènt,[n]ikspérəmənt

ŽŔŒą

test performed to assess new ideas or theories

2789

instrument

ínstrəmənt

ŠyŠí

device that is used for creating music

2790

argument

ɑ́ː[r]ɡjəmənt

Œű˜_

A discussion in which you disagree with anotherfs opinion

2791

attachment

 ˆ¤’…Gˆ¤î

strong affection for someone

2792

judgment

dʒʌ́dʒmənt

”ť’fG”ťŒˆ

opinion that is made after careful consideration

2793

management

mǽnidʒmənt

ŠÇ—GŒo‰c

people who are in control of a business or group

2794

arrangement

əréin[d]ʒmənt

‘Ĺ‚ż‡‚킚G€”ő

organized plan, event for a time and place

2795

T

engagement

enɡéidʒmənt

–ń‘Š,Ľ–ń

the act of participating in something

2796

T

refreshment

rifréʃmənt

‹C•Ş‚đ‚ł‚í‚₊‚É‚ˇ‚é,‹x—{,Œł‹C‚đ‰ń•œ‚ł‚š‚镨,‹C•Ş‚đ‚ł‚í‚₊‚É‚ˇ‚é‚ŕ‚Ě

a small amount of food and drink served as a light meal 

2797

establishment

istǽbliʃmənt

Ý—§G§’čGŽ{Ý

organization, institution or place to do business

2798

T

accomplishment

’BŹ,ŠŽŹ,Ë”\

something you achieve

2799

Settlement

ˆÚZG“üA’nG—Ž‚ż’…‚­‚ą‚Ć

place or region where people build homes and few people have lived before

2800

T

enrollment

“o˜^,“üŠw

the act of registering for something

2801

environment

envái[ə]r[ə]nmənt

ŠÂ‹Ť

The natural world in which plants and animals live

2802

government

ɡʌ́və[rn]mənt

­•{

group of people and system which rule a nation

2803

T

assignment

əsáinmənt

Š„‚č“–‚Ä,÷“n,ŽwŽŚ,h‘č,ŽdŽ–,”C–ą,”C–˝,Žw“E

a project or task

2804

T

consignment

ˆĎ‘ő‰Ý•¨,ˆĎ‘ő”Ě”„,Ď‰×

a shipment of goods for  delivery

2805

entertainment

èntə[r]téinmənt

ƒGƒ“ƒ^[ƒeƒCƒƒ“ƒgG ŒâŠy 

activity make people have a good time by singing, telling jokes, etc

2806

development

divéləpmənt

”­’BGŠJ”­

act or process of growing bigger or more advanced

2807

T

shipment

ʃípmənt

Ďo‚ľ,”­‘—(•i),‘DĎ‚Ý(‰×),Ď‚݉×

delivery of goods, e.g. carried by a large vehicle

2808

equipment

ikwípmənt

‘•’uGÝ”ő

Tools or materials used to perform a task

2809

T

garment

ɡɑ́ː[r]mənt

ˆß•ž‚Ěˆę•i,ˆß•ž

something made of material that you can wear, like pants or a dress

2810

measurement

méʒə[r]mənt

‘Ş’č

size or amount of something or someone

2811

retirement

ritáiə[r]mənt

ˆř‘ށG‘ސE

Concerning people who have stopped working because they have reached a certain age

2812

requirement

rikwáiə[r]mənt

•K—vđŒ

Something that is a necessity

2813

assessment

əsésmənt

•]‰ż

conclusion/opinion formed after due consideration

2814

T

advancement

S,i•ŕ,‘ِi

gradual move forward

2815

T

reimbursement

•ُž

the money that is given to cover the cost of an expense that has been paid out

2816

T

basement

béismənt

’n‰şŽş,Šî’ę•”,’nŠK

the level under the ground floor

2817

T

placement

’u‚­‚ą‚Ć,”z’u,E‹ĆĐ‰î

the act of placing someone in a job or the location of something

2818

T

replacement

ripléismənt

Žć‚č‘Ö‚Ś,‘ă—p•i

to put something/someone in place of something/someone else

2819

commitment

–ń‘ЁG ž–ń

promise or decision to do something for a purpose

2820

appointment

əpɔ́intmənt

—\–ńG –ń‘Š

time you arranged to meet someone or do something

2821

T

disappointment

dìsəpɔ́intmənt

—Ž’_

what is felt when someone does not fulfill your expectations

2822

apartment

əpɑ́ː[r]tmənt

ƒAƒp[ƒg

set of rooms to live in on one floor of a building

2823

department

dipɑ́ː[r]tmənt

•”–ĺG‹ÇG‰ŰGŠw‰Č

division of a larger part or organization

2824

T

compartment

kəmpɑ́ː[r]tmənt

ƒRƒ“ƒp[ƒgƒƒ“ƒg,‹ć‰ć,ŽdŘ‚č

a part of a closed area that has been separated from a bigger one

2825

adjustment

ədʒʌ́stmənt

“K‰ž

A small change to make something function better

2826

investment

invés[t]mənt

“ŠŽ‘

something purchased hoping its value will increase

2827

T

recruitment

•ĺW,Ě—p

the act of hiring people for businesses

2828

excitement

iksáitmənt

‹ť•ąGŽhŒƒ

When people feel very happy and enthusiastic

2829

statement

stéitmənt

”­ŒžG’q

act or process of saying something formally

2830

treatment

tríːtmənt

Žć‚čˆľ‚˘

way someone acts toward another

2831

involvement

ŠÖ—^

act or process of joining in a particular activity

2832

movement

múːvmənt

ŠyÍ

part of a piece of music

2833

improvement

imprúːvmənt

‰ü‘P

addition or change that makes something better

2834

achievement

ətʃíːvmənt

’BŹGŹ‰Ę

Something good that you have successfully done

2835

moment

móumənt

uŠÔ

very short or brief period of time

2836

T

monument

mɑ́njəmənt

‹L”O”č,ˆâŐ,‹L”O•¨,•s‹€‚̋ƐŃ,•ćÎ

something built to honor someone

2837

payment

péimənt

Žx•Ľ‚˘

amount of money that is paid for something

2838

agreement

əɡríːmənt

‡ˆÓG‹Ś’čGˆę’v

when you share the same opinion or reach a decision

2839

T

disagreement

•sˆę’v

the act of having a difference of opinion

2840

employment

emplɔ́imənt

ŒŮ—p

act of employing someone

2841

unemployment

ʌ̀nimplɔ́imənt

ޏ‹Ć

state of being unemployed or not having a job

2842

advertisement

æ̀dvə[r]táizmənt

L

poster, TV, film showing advantages of new product

2843

pregnant

préɡnənt

”DP‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚é

When women carry a child inside them that is not yet born

2844

T

prominent

prɑ́minənt

–Ú—§‚Á‚˝,d—v‚Č,’˜–ź‚Č,“ˏo‚ľ‚˝,•‚‚Ť’¤‚č‚Ě

important, significant

2845

T

tenant

ténənt

ŽŘ‰Ćl,ŽŘ’nl,‹ZŽŇ,Zl

someone who pays rent for the use of property like land or rooms

2846

opponent

əpóunənt

‘ΐ푊ŽčG”˝‘ÎŽŇ

person that you are competing against in a game or contest

2847

component

kəmpóunənt

\Ź—v‘fG•”•i

One of the parts that consists something

2848

participant

pɑː[r]tísəp[ə]nt

ŽQ‰ÁŽŇ

person who is actively involved and included in something

2849

T

occupant

ɑ́kjəp[ə]nt

č—LŽŇ,ŒťZŽŇ,ćˆő

a person who lives in a place, e.g. renter, tenant

2850

different

díf[ə]r[ə]nt

ˆŮ‚Č‚éG‚˘‚낢‚ë‚ȁG•Ď‚í‚Á‚˝

Not of the same kind; unlike other things

2851

current

kə́ːr[ə]nt

ŒťÝ‚Ě

Happening or being in the present time

2852

front

frʌ́nt

‘O–Ę

Opposite of back; the forward part of an object

2853

immigrant

ímiɡr[ə]nt

ˆÚ–Ż

person moving to another country to live there

2854

parent

pé[ə]r[ə]nt

e

person's/animal's mother or father

2855

apparent

əpǽr[ə]nt

–ž”’‚Č

Easy to see or clearly understand

2856

T

absent

[a]ǽbs[ə]nt,[v]æbsént

‚Ú‚ń‚â‚肾‚˝,•sÝ‚Ĺ,‚đŒ‡Č‚ˇ‚é

missing, not present

2857

innocent

ínəs[ə]nt

–łŽ×‹C‚ȁG–łß‚Ě

Free from evil or guilt

2858

T

adjacent

ədʒéisnt

—אڂľ‚˝,•t‹ß‚Ě,‹ßÚ‚ľ‚˝,’ź‘O‚Ě

next to, beside

2859

recent

ríːsnt

Ĺ‹ß‚Ě

happening or beginning not long ago

2860

T

patent

pǽtnt/péitnt

ę”„“Á‹–‚Ě,“Á‹–(Œ ),“Á‹–‚Ě,‚Ě“Á‹–Œ ‚đ‚Ć‚é

the right to be the only one who is allowed to make a thing

2861

T

hesitant

hézit[ə]nt

‚ż‚イ‚ż‚傡‚é

hold back from acting because you are uncertain or undecided

2862

T

reluctant

rilʌ́kt[ə]nt

‹Cć‚č‚Ě‚ľ‚Č‚˘,•sł•sł‚Ě,‚ľ‚Ô‚ľ‚Ô‚Ě,Œ™‚Ş‚é

not very willing to do something

2863

consultant

ƒRƒ“ƒTƒ‹ƒ^ƒ“ƒg GŒÚ–â

expert who gives (paid) advice

2864

T

accountant

‰ďŒvŒW,‰ďŒvŽm

a person responsible for the money in a business

2865

important

impɔ́ː[r]t[ə]nt

d—v‚Č

having a big effect on (person, the future)

2866

T

contestant

kəntést[ə]nt

‹Ł‘ˆŽŇ

someone who is part of a contest

2867

distant

díst[ə]nt

‰“‚˘

Existing or happening far away in space

2868

assistant

əsíst[ə]nt

•Žč

person who helps another, usually as a job

2869

consistent

kənsíst[ə]nt

ˆęŠŃ‚ľ‚˝Gˆę’v‚ľ‚˝

In agreement or consistent or reliable

2870

constant

kɑ́nst[ə]nt

•s•ς́G•s’f‚Ě

Happening frequently or without pause

2871

relevant

réləv[ə]nt

ŠÖ˜A‚ľ‚˝

Concerning a subject in an considerable way

2872

T

irrelevant

iréləv[ə]nt

–łŠÖŒW‚Ě

not related to the topic, not important

2873

servant

sə́ː[r]v[ə]nt

Žg—pl

person who works in another person's house and usually is responsible for cooking, cleaning and other tasks

2874

subsequent

sʌ́bsəkw[ə]nt

ŽŸ‚Ě; Œă‚Ě

Happening after

2875

frequent

[a]fríːkwənt,[v]frikwént

•p”É‚Č

Happening often

2876

T

fluent

flúːənt

‚ä‚Á‚˝‚č‚Ć‚ľ‚˝,—Ź‚ę‚é,—Ź’¨‚Č,—Y•Ů‚Č,•śÍ‚Ě‚¤‚Ü‚˘,‚ä‚é‚₊‚Č,—Ź‚ę‚é‚悤‚Č

able to speak a language easily and with confidence

2877

giant

dʒáiənt

‹‘ĺ‚Č

Extremely big, or much bigger than other things

2878

T

client

kláiənt

ŒÚ‹q,‚¨“žˆÓ—l,—ˆ–KŽŇ,‘i×ˆË—Аl,(•ŮŒě‚Ě)ˆË—Аl < L.client(’‰‚𕡂­l)

someone who pays for a service

2879

T

ingredient

inɡríːdiənt

“ŕ—e•¨,—v‘f,Ź•Ş,Ţ—ż,\Ź—v‘f,—vˆö

something listed in a recipe, e.g. flour, sugar

2880

T

recipient

risípiənt

ŽóŽćl,Žó—eŽŇ,ŽóÜŽŇ,Žó‚ŻŽć‚é,Š´ŽóŤ‚Ě‚ ‚é

the person who receives something 

2881

brilliant

bríljənt

Ë‹C‚ ‚é

Having a great amount of intelligence or talent

2882

T

convenient

kənvíːniənt

•Ö—˜‚Č

to be easy to do

2883

pleasant

pléznt

‹CŽ‚ż‚̂悢

Causing a good feeling

2884

T

unpleasant

ʌnpléznt

•s–ů‰ő‚Č,‚˘‚â‚Č,‹C‚É‚ł‚í‚é

not nice, not comfortable

2885

present

[n]préznt

ƒvƒŒƒ[ƒ“ƒgG‘Ą‚蕨

gift

2886

comment

kɑ́ment

˜_•]GƒRƒƒ“ƒg

something you say, giving an opinion; remark

2887

T

compliment

[v]kɑ́mpləmènt,[n]kɑ́mpləmənt

‚¨˘ŽŤ‚đŒž‚¤,—_‚ß‚é,Ž^ŽŤ,‚¨˘ŽŤ,‚ ‚˘‚ł‚Â

saying something nice about someone

2888

document

[v]dɑ́kjəmènt,[n]dɑ́kjəmənt

•ś‘

official (printed) record that gives information

2889

announcement

‚¨’m‚炚

act of informing people about something publicly

2890

permanent

pə́ː[r]m[ə]nənt

‰i‘ą“I‚Č

Lasting forever ; not temporary or changing

2891

rent

rént

‰Ć’ŔC’ŔŽŘ‚股‚é

To pay money for the use of something

2892

cent

sént

ƒZƒ“ƒg

100th of the basic unit of money e.g. there are 100 of these in a dollar

2893

T

accent

ǽksent

ƒAƒNƒZƒ“ƒg,Œű’˛,‚Ȃ܂č

special manner of oral expression

2894

T

consent

kənsént

“ŻˆÓ‚ˇ‚é,ł‘ř,“ŻˆÓ,ł‘ř‚ˇ‚é,–Ů‘ř,ˆę’v

to give permission

2895

percent

pə[r]sént

ƒp[ƒZƒ“ƒg

One one-hundredth of a whole

2896

tent

tént

ƒeƒ“ƒg

portable cloth shelter used outdoors

2897

content

kɑ́ntent

“ŕ—e;  ’†g

information in something, e.g. a book or computer program

2898

extent

ikstént

”͈́GL‚Ş‚č

range or space included in something

2899

event

ivént

o—ˆŽ–

Something that happens

2900

prevent

privént

–h‚Ž

To stop something from happening or existing

2901

invent

invént

”­–ž‚ˇ‚é

To create something useful for the first time

2902

represent

rèprizént

•\‚ˇG‘ă•\‚ˇ‚éGŕ–ž‚ˇ‚é

To stand in the place of to act the part of

2903

hint

hínt

‚Ů‚Ě‚ß‚Š‚ˇCƒqƒ“ƒg

To indicate what you think, feel, know without saying it directly

2904

print

prínt

ˆóü‚ˇ‚é

To make many copies of a page, magazine or book

2905

T

blueprint

ÝŒv},ÂŽĘ^

a drawing or plan to show what the finished thing will look like

2906

count

káunt

”‚Ś‚éGd—v‚Ĺ‚ ‚é

To add things together to find the total number

2907

account

əkáunt

(—a‹ŕ)ŒűŔ

arrangement with a bank to keep your money for you

2908

discount

dískaunt

Š„ˆřCŠ„‚čˆř‚­

Make the price of something lower

2909

mount

máunt

“o‚éGć‚éGŽć‚č•t‚Ż‚é

To attach to a support

2910

amount

əmáunt

—ʁG‘ŒvC‡Œv‚É’B‚ˇ‚éGŒ‹‹Ç`‚Č‚é

quantity of something

2911

complaint

kəmpléint

‹ęî

Saying something is wrong and should be changed

2912

paint

péint

ƒyƒ“ƒLCƒyƒ“ƒL‚đ“h‚éG•`‚­

to apply something; coat

2913

constraint

kənstréint

§–ń

Thing that prevents you moving or acting; restriction

2914

joint

dʒɔ́int

Œp‚Ź–Ú

point at which two things meet (e.g. a road)

2915

point

pɔ́int

Žw‚ľŽŚ‚ˇ

To indicate something with your finger to others

2916

appoint

əpɔ́int

”C–˝‚ˇ‚éG Žw’股‚é

To officially choose a person for a job, position

2917

disappoint

dìsəpɔ́int

ޏ–]‚ł‚š‚é

To not meet the expectations of others or yourself

2918

ought

ɔ́ːt

`‚ˇ‚é‚ׂŤ‚Ĺ‚ ‚éG`‚ˇ‚é‚Í‚¸‚Ĺ‚ ‚é

what is expected; should

2919

T

opt

ɑ́pt

‘I‘đ‚ˇ‚é

to make a choice

2920

adopt

ədɑ́pt/ədópt

Ě—p‚ˇ‚éGŽć‚č“ü‚ę‚é

to take on responsibility for something

2921

adapt

ədǽpt

“K‰ž‚ˇ‚é

To change something to fit or suit a new purpose

2922

T

interrupt

[v]ìntərʌ́pt,[n]˦˨˧

˜b‚ľ‚đŽ×–‚‚ˇ‚é,‚̎ז‚‚đ‚ˇ‚é,‚đ–WŠQ‚ˇ‚é,‚đ’†’f‚ˇ‚é,Œű‚đ‹˛‚Ţ

to stop something or someone in the middle of something

2923

T

bankrupt

bǽŋkrʌpt

Žx•Ľ‚˘•s”\ŽŇ,”jŽYŽŇ,”j’]ŽŇ,Œ‡”@ŽŇ

to have no more money

2924

T

disrupt

disrʌ́pt

•Ş—ô‚ł‚š‚é,’†’f‚ł‚š‚é,•ö‰ó‚ł‚š‚é

to interrupt and cause chaos

2925

accept

əksépt

Žó‚Ż“ü‚ę‚éGŽó‚ŻŽć‚é

to agree to receive or take something offered

2926

except

iksépt

`‚đœ‚˘‚āG`ˆČŠO

Not including; other than

2927

concept

kɑ́nsept

ŠT”O

abstract idea of something or how it works

2928

prompt

prɑ́m[p]t

ŽhŒƒ‚ˇ‚éG‘Ł‚ˇCŽhŒƒG‘ِi

Being done quickly and with no delay

2929

T

tempt

tém[p]t

‚đ—U˜f‚ˇ‚é,‚𓹂­,S‚đˆř‚Ť•t‚Ż‚é

to try to get someone to do something they should not

2930

attempt

ətém[p]t

ŽŽ‚Ý‚éGŠé‚Ä‚é

To try to do something challenging or difficult

2931

art

ɑ́ː[r]t

Œ|p

A creative skill using the imagination, e.g. painting

2932

chart

tʃɑ́ː[r]t

}•\

drawing showing information in a clear way

2933

heart

hɑ́ː[r]t

S‘Ÿ

the part of the body that pumps blood

2934

T

cart

kɑ́ː[r]t

‰×ŽÔ

a wagon or truck used to for transport

2935

smart

smɑ́ː[r]t

ŒŤ‚˘

Being wise, intelligent or clever

2936

part

pɑ́ː[r]t

ˆę•”G•”•Ş

Some, but not all of a specific thing

2937

apart

əpɑ́ː[r]t

—Ł‚ę‚āG•ʁX‚É

Separated by an amount of time or space

2938

T

depart

dipɑ́ː[r]t

‹K‘Ľ‚Š‚çˆí’E‚ˇ‚é,—§‚ż‹Ž‚é,o”­‚ˇ‚é,‹O“š‚Š‚ç‚ť‚ę‚é,‚ą‚̐˘‚đ‹Ž‚é,ˆí‚ę‚é

to leave

2939

start

stɑ́ː[r]t

Žn‚߁GŠJŽn

first time or place that a thing exists; beginning

2940

effort

éfə[r]t

“w—Í

amount of work used trying to do something

2941

comfort

kʌ́mfə[r]t

‰ő“K‚łG ˆŔŠy

state of being relaxed, warm or happy

2942

hurt

hə́ː[r]t

’ɂށG‚Â‚Ż‚é

To cause pain, damage or injury

2943

shirt

ʃə́ː[r]t

ƒVƒƒƒc

light garment for upper body, with sleeves

2944

skirt

skə́ː[r]t

ƒXƒJ[ƒg

piece of clothing for the lower body worn by women

2945

T

alert

ələ́ː[r]t

yŒ`—eŽŒz–ű’f‚̂Ȃ˘,y–źŽŒzŒx‰úŒx•ń,y“ŽŽŒzŒx‚ˇ‚é

wide awake, aware

2946

expert

ékspəː[r]t

ę–ĺ‰Ć

skillful person with special knowledge

2947

concert

[v]kənsə́ː[r]t,[n]kɑ́nsə[r]t

ƒRƒ“ƒT[ƒg

Musical entertainment given in public by one or more performers

2948

T

insert

[v]insə́ː[r]t,[n]˦˨

‘}“ü‚ˇ‚é

to put into or add into

2949

convert

[v]kənvə́ː[r]t,[n]kɑ́nvəː[r]t

•ĎŠˇ‚ˇ‚é

To change form, character, or function to another

2950

desert

ť”™

bare area of land, often with few plants and water

2951

T

dessert

dizə́ːrt

ƒfƒU[ƒg

sweet food you eat after your main meal

2952

short

ʃɔ́ː[r]t

’Z‚˘G”w‚Ş’á‚˘G•s‘Ť‚ľ‚Ä

small distance from one end to the other

2953

court

kɔ́ː[r]t

(ƒeƒjƒX‚ȂǂĚ)ƒR[ƒg

large, flat area, to play tennis or basketball

2954

T

escort

[v]iskɔ́ː[r]t,[n]éskɔː[r]t

Œě‰q‚ˇ‚é,Œě‰q,•t‚Ť“Y‚¤

to go with someone

2955

port

pɔ́ː[r]t

`

place along a coast where ships load and unload things or passengers, or be sheltered during a storm

2956

support

səpɔ́ː[r]t

Žx‚Ś‚éGŽx‰‡‚ˇ‚é

To give assistance or advice to someone

2957

import

[v]impɔ́ː[r]t,[n]˦˨

—A“ü‚ˇ‚éC—A“ü

To bring Items or GOODS from one country into another

2958

T

airport

éə[r]pɔ̀ː[r]t

‹ó`

the place where you go to get on a plane

2959

sport

spɔ́ː[r]t

ƒXƒ|[ƒc

game or physical exercise with rules

2960

T

passport

pǽspɔ̀ː[r]t

ƒpƒXƒ|[ƒg,—ˇŒ”

official document containing information about you, that allows you to enter other countries

2961

export

[n]ékspɔː[r]t,[v]ikspɔ́ː[r]t

—Ao‚ˇ‚é

To send goods to be sold in another country

2962

transport

[v]trænspɔ́ː[r]t,[n]˦˨

—A‘—‚ˇ‚éC—A‘—

To carry things from one place to another

2963

report

ripɔ́ː[r]t

•ń‘G ƒŒƒ|[ƒg

account of something which gives the necessary facts and information

2964

sort

sɔ́ː[r]t

Ží—Ţ

group or class of similar things or people

2965

resort

rizɔ́ː[r]t

ƒŠƒ][ƒg’n

place that provides entertainment, meals, and rooms that one goes to for a vacation

2966

cost

kɔ́[ː]st

”ď—p

The price you pay for something

2967

fast

fǽst

‘Ź‚˘

Moving or able to move quickly

2968

cast

kǽst

”z–đ

people who appear in a play or movie

2969

broadcast

brɔ́ːdkæ̀st

•ú‘—‚ˇ‚é

To send out signals by radio or television

2970

forecast

fɔ́ː[r]kæ̀st

—\•ń

prediction of some future thing, e.g. the weather

2971

last

lǽst

ĹŒă‚Ě

the one before

2972

past

pǽst

‰ß‚Ź‚˝G‰ß‹Ž‚́C‰ß‚Ź‚Ä

time that existed before now, e.g. long ago

2973

contrast

[v]kəntrǽst,[n]kɑ́ntræst

‘ÎĆ‚ł‚š‚é

to compare; to show clear, obvious differences

2974

vast

vǽst

L‘ĺ‚Č

Being very large in size or amount

2975

T

enthusiast

enƒĆ[j]úːziæ̀st

”M‹śŽŇ

a person who is crazy about something, e.g. a sports enthusiast

2976

dust

dʌ́st

‚Ů‚ą‚č

Fine dry powder that builds up on surfaces

2977

breakfast

brékfəst

’АH

first meal of the day

2978

august

ɔːɡʌ́st

8ŒŽ

8th month of the year

2979

T

disgust

disɡʌ́st

‚ÉŒ™‹C‚đ‹N‚ł‚š‚é,Œ™‚ɂȂ炚‚é,Œ™ˆŤŠ´,Œ™ˆŤ

strong feelings of dislike 

2980

just

dʒʌ́st

łŠm‚É

just when, just as exactly at the time of

2981

adjust

ədʒʌ́st

‡‰ž‚ˇ‚é

To change so as to fit in with new conditions

2982

journalist

dʒə́ː[r]nəlist

ƒWƒƒ[ƒiƒŠƒXƒg

person who writes news reports for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio

2983

must

〜‚ľ‚Ȃ݂ę‚΂Ȃç‚Č‚˘G〜‚Éˆá‚˘‚Č‚˘

(used to say that something is required or necessary)

2984

honest

ɑ́nəst

ł’ź

Good, truthful, sincere, or faithful; trustworthy

2985

tourist

tú[ə]rist

ŠĎŒő‹q

Someone who travels to a place for pleasure

2986

forest

fɔ́[ː]rəst

X—Ń

large area with many trees

2987

trust

trʌ́st

M—Š‚ˇ‚éCM—ЁGˆĎ‘ő

To be confident that someone is honest and reliable

2988

T

dentist

déntəst

Ž•‰Čˆă,Ž•ˆăŽŇ

a person who looks after your teeth for a living

2989

artist

ɑ́ː[r]tist

Œ|p‰ĆGƒA[ƒeƒBƒXƒg

A person who is skilled and creative in art, such as a painter

2990

guest

ɡést

‹qGƒQƒXƒg

person invited to visit or stay in someone's home

2991

chest

tʃést

(Šćä‚Č)Žű”[” 

strong, lidded container for storing things

2992

suggest

sʌɡdʒést

’ńˆÄ‚ˇ‚é

to mention something that could be done; propose

2993

rest

rést

‹xŒe

time when one relaxes, sleeps, or is inactive

2994

breast

brést

‹š

two soft round parts on a womanfs chest.

2995

arrest

ərést

‘ߕ߂ˇ‚é

To use the law to catch and keep people who committed crimes

2996

interest

ínt[ə]rəst

‹ť–Ą‚đŽ‚˝‚š‚é

to make someone want to know about something

2997

test

tést

ŽŽŒąGƒeƒXƒg

examination; questions to measure knowledge

2998

contest

[v]kəntést,[n]kɑ́ntest

‹Ł‘ˆC‘ˆ‚¤

struggle or competition between rivals

2999

protest

[v]prətést,[n]próutest

R‹cCR‹c‚ˇ‚é

To express opposition through action or words

3000

invest

invést

“ŠŽ‘‚ˇ‚é

To use resources to build for the future

3001

west

wést

ź

direction that the sun sets from north, 90 degrees to the left

3002

request

rikwést

ˆË—Š‚ˇ‚éCˆË—Š

To ask for something

3003

list

líst

•\GƒŠƒXƒg

series of written names, words or numbers

3004

specialist

spéʃ[ə]list

ę–ĺ‰Ć

person who works in one specific area of a field or profession

3005

analyst

ǽn[ə]list

•ŞÍ‰ĆGƒAƒiƒŠƒXƒg

Someone who is skilled at studying details of data

3006

T

economist

ikɑ́nəmist

ŒoĎŠwŽŇ

an expert in the science of economics 

3007

T

receptionist

Žó•tŒW

someone who works at the front desk, e.g. secretary

3008

terrorist

ƒeƒƒŠƒXƒg 

radical who employs terror as a political weapon; usually organizes with other terrorists in small cells; often uses religion as a cover for terrorist activities

3009

assist

əsíst

Žč“`‚¤G‰‡•‚ˇ‚é

to help

3010

T

pharmacist

fɑ́ː[r]məsist

–ňÜŽt

a person whose job it is to prepare medicines

3011

consist

kənsíst

`‚Š‚çŹ‚č—§‚Â

To have as an essential, necessary or main part

3012

insist

insíst

Žĺ’Ł‚ˇ‚é

To strongly state your opinion without changing it

3013

scientist

sáiəntəst

‰ČŠwŽŇ

person who is trained in a science

3014

twist

twíst

‚Ë‚ś‚éC‚Ë‚ś‚ę

To turn something in opposite directions at the same time

3015

exist

iɡzíst

‘śÝ‚ˇ‚é

to be present, alive or real

3016

resist

rizíst

’ďR‚ˇ‚é

To try to stop or prevent something

3017

next

nékst

ŽŸ‚Ě

immediately after the previous one

3018

text

tékst

‹ł‰Č‘

written part of a book or other work

3019

context

kɑ́ntekst

•ś–ʁGó‹ľ

set of facts surrounding a person or event

3020

whilst

[h]wáilst

`‚ĚŠÔ‚É

During the time that; at the same time

3021

against

əɡénst

`‚É”˝‘΂ľ‚Ä

in opposition to; disagreeing with

3022

exhaust

iɡzɔ́ːst

”ć‚ꂳ‚š‚é

Be very very tired

3023

burst

bə́ː[r]st

”j—ô‚ˇ‚éG ”š”­‚ˇ‚é

To break in a sudden and violent way

3024

first

fə́ː[r]st

ˆę”ԍŏ‰‚Ě

Coming before all others in time or place

3025

thirst

ƒĆə́ː[r]st

Љ‚ŤCA‚ŞŠ‰‚­

need for something to drink

3026

host

hóust

ŽĺlCŠJĂ‚ˇ‚é

person who is entertains guests

3027

coast

kóust

ŠCŠÝ

land near the sea or ocean

3028

most

móust

Ĺ‚ŕ‘˝‚­‚́G‚˝‚˘‚Ä‚˘‚́CĹ‚ŕ

nearly all of something

3029

almost

ɔ́ːlmoust

‚قƂń‚Ç

Only a little less than, nearly, not quite

3030

post

póust

—X‘—‚ˇ‚é

To send a letter or package using the post office

3031

boost

búːst

Œă‰Ÿ‚ľC‘ِi‚ˇ‚éGˆř‚Ťă‚°‚é

To help increasing progress or growth

3032

taste

téist

–Ą

the flavor in your mouth from food or drink

3033

waste

wéist

‚Ţ‚ž‚ÉŽg‚¤G˜Q”‚é

To use valuable things ineffectively

3034

east

íːst

“Œ

The direction where the sun rises

3035

least

líːst

Ĺ‚ŕŹ‚ł‚˘GĹ‚ŕ­‚Č‚˘CĹ‚ŕŹ‚ł‚˘GĹ‚ŕ­‚Č‚˘

In the smallest or lowest way

3036

out

áut

ŠO‚ɁGŠO‚ɏo‚āGŠO‚ę‚Ä

In a direction or movement away from the inside or center

3037

about

əbáut

`‚ɂ‚˘‚Ä

of (a subject); concerning

3038

doubt

dáut

‹^‚˘

not being sure of something; lack of certainty

3039

shout

ʃáut

‹Š‚Ô

To speak very loudly because you want to get their attention

3040

without

wiðáut

`‚Č‚ľ‚Ĺ

Used to say you don't have something or it isn't in a place

3041

T

checkout

ƒ`ƒFƒbƒNƒAƒEƒg,¸ŽZ,¸ŽZƒJƒEƒ“ƒ^[

the latest time that you must vacate a hotel room

3042

T

drought

dráut

“úĆ‚č,‚Š‚ń‚΂Â,ŰéŻ,Љ…

a period of time when there is very little rainfall

3043

throughout

ƒĆru[ː]áut

ŽŠ‚鏊‚ɁG`‚ĚŠÔ’†‚¸‚Á‚Ć

Over or across an entire thing or place, or in every part of something

3044

T

layout

léiàut

•Ŕ‚ׂ邹‚Ć,L‚°‚邹‚Ć,Š„‚č•t‚Ż

the plan of how it is set out

3045

boat

bóut

ƒ{[ƒgG‘D

small form of transport for traveling on water

3046

coat

kóut

ă’…;  ƒR[ƒg

clothing worn outside over your normal clothes

3047

T

raincoat

ƒŒ[ƒ“ƒR[ƒg

a water-resistant coat 

3048

float

flóut

•‚‚­

To rest on top of a surface of water or another liquid

3049

promote

prəmóut

„i‚ˇ‚éG‘ِi‚ˇ‚éG§—ァ‚é

To try to encourage the popularity and sales of a product

3050

remote

rimóut

‰“‚˘

Being far away from people, towns, and other things that are familiar

3051

note

nóut

’ˆÓ‚ˇ‚éG‹C‚Ă‚­

To make mention of something; to make a remark

3052

throat

ƒĆróut

A

inside of the neck that swallows

3053

vote

vóut

“Š•[‚ˇ‚é

to make a choice for or against, as in an election

3054

devote

divóut

‚ł‚ł‚°‚éG“–‚Ä‚é

To decide to use or give something for something else

3055

quote

kwóut

ˆř—p‚ˇ‚éCˆř—p

To use someone's exact words in your writing or speech

3056

boot

búːt

ƒu[ƒcG ’ˇŒC

footwear covering your foot and part of your leg

3057

shoot

ʃúːt

iƒ{[ƒ‹‚đƒS[ƒ‹‚Ɂj‚Ż‚éG“Š‚°“ü‚ę‚éGƒVƒ…[ƒg‚ˇ‚é

To kick or throw a ball at a goal

3058

T

pollute

pəlúːt

‚đ‰˜ő‚ˇ‚é,‚đ‰˜‚ˇ,‚đ‘Â—Ž‚ł‚š‚é,‚̐_š‚đ‰˜‚ˇ

to make the environment dirty

3059

absolute

ǽbsəlùːt

â‘ΓI‚ȁGŠŽ‘S‚Č

Complete and total

3060

root

rúːt

ŞGŞŒłCŞ•t‚Š‚š‚éGŞ‚ą‚ť‚ʂɂˇ‚é

the part of a plant that grows underground

3061

route

rúːt

“š

way to get from one place to another place

3062

fruit

frúːt

‰Ę•¨

food that grows on a tree or bush

3063

recruit

rikrúːt

Ě—p‚ˇ‚éG•ĺW‚ˇ‚éCV“üŽĐˆő

To get people to come and work, join or study with you

3064

suit

súːt

‡‚¤G“K‚ˇ‚é

To be appropriate for a given situation

3065

substitute

sʌ́bstət[j]ùːt

‘ă‚í‚čC‘ă—p‚ˇ‚éF’u‚ŤŠˇ‚Ś‚é

person or thing that makes the place instead of something

3066

constitute

kɑ́nstət[j]ùːt

\Ź‚ˇ‚é

To appoint to an office, function, or dignity

3067

T

institute

ínstət[j]ùːt

Ý—§‚ˇ‚é,Žn‚ß‚é,‰ď,‹Ś‰ď,ŽŔŽ{‚ˇ‚é,‹N‚ą‚ˇ

like a school or college

3068

attribute

[v]ətríbjuːt,[n]ǽtribjùːt

‘ސŤ;  “ÁŽż

quality or characteristic that someone or something has, e.g. size or color

3069

contribute

kəntríbjuːt

Šń•t‚ˇ‚é

To donate, give (money) or help to something

3070

distribute

distríbjət

•Ş”z‚ˇ‚é

To hand in or deliver something to people

3071

T

commute

kəmjúːt

Žć‚肊‚Ś‚é,Ř‚č‘Ö‚Ś‚é,ЎŽZ‚ˇ‚é,’ʋμ’ĘŠw‚ˇ‚é

to travel a long way to work and back

3072

compute

kəmpjúːt

ŒvŽZ‚ˇ‚é

To find out by calculating or estimating

3073

dispute

[v]dispjúːt,[n]˨˦

˜_‘ˆG•´‘ˆC˜_‘ˆ‚ˇ‚é

argument between two or more parties about something

3074

bite

báit

‚Š‚ŢC‚Š‚Ţ‚ą‚Ć

To press down on or cut into something with the teeth

3075

T

expedite

ékspədàit

‘ِi‚ł‚š‚é,‚đ‘f‘‚­•Đ‚Ă‚Ż‚é,(Žčކ‚Č‚Ç)‚đ‹}‘—‚ˇ‚é

speed up the progress of

3076

fight

fáit

‚Ż‚ń‚ЁGí‚˘

act of trying to hurt someone by hitting them

3077

height

háit

‚‚ł

distance of something from the bottom to the top

3078

light

láit

Œy‚˘

Not heavy; weighing only a little

3079

flight

fláit

”ňs

the act of flying

3080

T

polite

pəláit

—ç‹Vł‚ľ‚˘,s‹V‚Ş‚ć‚˘,’šd‚Č,ă•i‚Č,ô—ű‚ł‚ę‚˝,’š”J‚Č

being kind to others

3081

T

satellite

sǽt[ə]làit

‰qŻ,lH‰qŻ,‰qŻ‘,‰qŻ‚Ě,‰qŻ’†Œp‚ˇ‚é

another branch of an office elsewhere

3082

delight

diláit

‘ĺŠě‚сCŠě‚΂š‚é

strong feeling of great pleasure

3083

slight

sláit

‚킸‚ЂȁCŒyŽ‹

Very small

3084

highlight

ŒŠŠGƒnƒCƒ‰ƒCƒgC‹­’˛‚ˇ‚é

best or most interesting part of something

3085

might

máit

`‚Š‚ŕ‚ľ‚ę‚Č‚˘G`‚ľ‚Ä‚ŕ‚悢

used to express that something could happen

3086

night

náit

–é

time when sun does not shine

3087

T

midnight

mídnàit

^–é’†,^–é’†‚Ě

12 o'clock at night

3088

tonight

tənáit

Ą–é

night following this day

3089

T

overnight

[adv]óuvə[r]náit,[a]˦˨˧

–é’Ę‚ľ,ˆę”Ó’†,‘O–é‚Ě,ˆę–é‚Ě‚¤‚ż‚É

from one day to the next

3090

unite

junáit

’cŒ‹‚ˇ‚éGŒ‹‡‚ˇ‚é

To join or come together for the same goal

3091

T

spite

spáit

ˆŤˆÓ,Ś‚Ý

the desire to direct bad feeling towards someone

3092

despite

dispáit

〜‚É‚ŕ‚Š‚Š‚í‚炸

Without being affected by something; in spite of

3093

right

ráit

‰E‚́G‰E‚É

on side where the hand that most people write with

3094

write

ráit

‘‚­

To compose letters and words on paper or a screen

3095

bright

bráit

–ž‚邢;  ‚܂Ԃľ‚˘

Producing a lot of light

3096

alright

ɔ̀ː[l]ráit

\‚ľ•Ş‚Č‚˘G‘ĺä•v‚Ĺ‚ ‚éG—š‰đ‚ľ‚˝

OK; fine; good

3097

T

copyright

’˜ěŒ ,”ĹŒ 

when you cannot copy work

3098

T

rewrite

[v]rìːráit

‘‚Ť’ꂎ

to write again differently

3099

sight

sáit

ŒŠ‚邹‚ƁGŽ‹—́GŽ‹–ě

sense that allows one to see and take in information through your eyes

3100

site

sáit

ƒEƒFƒuƒTƒCƒg

present, former or future LOCATION of something, such as a building

3101

cite

sáit

ˆř—p‚ˇ‚é

To reference the work of others in your writing

3102

excite

iksáit

ŽhŒƒ‚ˇ‚éG‹ť•ą‚ł‚š‚é

To make someone feel happy, interested or eager

3103

insight

ínsàit

“´Ž@

very good understanding of something a clear idea about how something works

3104

tight

táit

‚Ť‚‚˘Gƒsƒ“‚Ć’Ł‚Á‚˝F‹l‚Ü‚Á‚˝G–§Ú‚ȁGŒľ‚ľ‚˘

(rope or tie) pulled strongly

3105

invite

[v]inváit,[n]˦˨

ľ‘Ň‚ˇ‚éGŠŠ‚ß‚é

To ask someone to go somewhere or do something

3106

white

[h]wáit

”’

lightest color; the color of fresh snow and milk

3107

quite

kwáit

‘S‚­G‚ЂȂč

Very; In a complete or total manner

3108

eight

éit

8

8

3109

debate

dibéit

“˘˜_

general public discussion of a topic

3110

T

rebate

[v]ribéit,[n]ríːbeit

Žč”—ż,ƒŠƒx[ƒg

an amount of money given back to you as part of the deal when you buy goods or services

3111

date

déit

“ú•t

A day in the calendar such as January 3rd

3112

T

candidate

kǽndidèit

`‚ľ‚ť‚¤‚Ȑl,Œó•âŽŇ,ŽuŠčŽŇ,Žu–]ŽŇ

a person being considered for a job or position in office

3113

T

validate

vǽlidèit

—LŒř‚É‚ˇ‚é

to confirm that something is acceptable

3114

T

accommodate

əkɑ́mədèit

•Ö‹X‚đŒv‚é,eŘ‚É‚ˇ‚é,‚É‹ŕ‚đ—Z’Ę‚ˇ‚é,‹Ÿ‹‹‚ˇ‚é,“K‰ž‚ł‚š‚é,˜a‰đ‚ł‚š‚é

to give something that is needed

3115

update

[v]ʌ̀pdéit,[n]˦˧

XVCXV‚ˇ‚é

To bring something up to date (usually by adding something)

3116

gate

ɡéit

ƒQ[ƒgG–ĺ

place in a fence which can be opened or closed

3117

T

obligate

[v]ɑ́bliɡèit,[a]ɑ́bliɡət

y“ŽŽŒz‹`–ą‚𕉂킚‚é,yŒ`—eŽŒz‹`–ą“I‚Č,”đ‚Ż‚ç‚ę‚Č‚˘

to have to do

3118

T

delegate

[v]déliɡèit,[n]déliɡət

(ŽdŽ–‚đ)l‚É”C‚š‚é,‘ă—‚đ—§‚Ä‚é,ˆĎ”C‚ˇ‚é,‘ă—l,‘ă•\,Žgß,‘ă‹cˆő

to give others tasks to do

3119

investigate

invéstəɡèit

’˛¸‚ˇ‚é

To try to find out facts; to carry out research

3120

T

evacuate

ivǽkjuèit

”đ“‚é,“P‘Ţ‚ˇ‚é,‘aŠJ‚ˇ‚é,—§‚ż‘Ţ‚Š‚š‚é,–ž‚Ż“n‚ˇ,”đ“ď,‘Ţ‹Ž,“P‘Ţ,y’nkz

to make people leave an area

3121

hate

héit

‘ž‚ށG‚Ђǂ­Œ™‚¤

to have a very strong feeling of dislike for

3122

dedicate

dédikèit

•ů‚°‚éGę”O‚ˇ‚é

To give your energy, time, etc. completely to someone

3123

indicate

índikèit

Žw‚ľŽŚ‚ˇ

To show something, direct attention to or point out

3124

educate

édʒəkèit

‹łˆç‚ˇ‚é

to teach someone in a school or college

3125

T

allocate

ǽləkèit

”z•Ş‚ˇ‚é

to assign (usually people or money) to something

3126

complicate

kɑ́mpləkèit

•ĄŽG‚É‚ˇ‚é

To make more difficult to do, understand or use

3127

communicate

kəmjúːnikèit

“`‚Ś‚é

To give and exchange information

3128

T

skate

skéit

(ƒAƒCƒX)ƒXƒP[ƒg‚đ‚ˇ‚é,(ƒAƒCƒX)ƒXƒP[ƒgŒC,y‹›zƒKƒ“ƒMƒGƒC

glide over the surface as if you are sliding on ice

3129

locate

lóukeit

‘{‚ľo‚ˇG’u‚­GˆĘ’u‚ˇ‚é

To find a certain place, location, or destination

3130

T

relocate

ˆÚ“]‚ł‚š‚é, —§‚ż‘Ţ‚Š‚š‚é

to move to a new location

3131

T

vacate

véikeit

‚ ‚Ż‚é,–ž‚Ż“n‚ˇ

leave empty; move out of

3132

late

léit

’x‚˘

Happening near the end of a given time

3133

T

inflate

infléit

–c’Ł‚ł‚š‚é

to make bigger

3134

T

congratulate

kənɡrǽtʃəlèit

jŽŒ‚đq‚ׂé,Šě‚Ô,j‚˘‚ĚŒž—t‚đq‚ׂé

to tell someone 'good job' on a happy occasion

3135

isolate

áisəlèit

Šu—Ł‚ˇ‚éGŒÇ—§‚ł‚š‚é

To keep in a place or situation apart from others

3136

T

violate

váiəlèit

‚Éˆá”˝‚ˇ‚é,(–@—ĽĽ‹K‘Ľ)‚đ”j‚é,‚đ–WŠQ‚ˇ‚é,”Ć‚ˇ,ˆá”˝‚ˇ‚é,—‚ˇ,‹­Š­‚ˇ‚é,Ž×–‚‚ˇ‚é

to break the rule or law

3137

regulate

réɡjəlèit

‹K§‚ˇ‚é

To set or adjust the amount, restrict something

3138

calculate

kǽlkjəlèit

ŒvŽZ‚ˇ‚é

To find an answer using mathematics

3139

T

circulate

sə́ː[r]kjəlèit

zŠÂ‚ł‚š‚é,—Ź’Ę‚ˇ‚é

to move around in a circle

3140

stimulate

stímjəlèit

ŽhŒƒ‚ˇ‚é

Excite to action

3141

T

accumulate

əkjúːmjəlèit

Ď‚ݏd‚Ë‚é,’~Ď‚ˇ‚é,W‚ß‚é

to slowly get more and more of something, e.g. wealth

3142

relate

riléit

ŠÖŒW‚Ă‚Ż‚éGŠÖ˜A‚ˇ‚é

To understand or sympathize with someone or something

3143

plate

pléit

ŽM

flat dish used for eating or serving food

3144

translate

trænsléit

–|–󂡂é

To change words from one language into another

3145

mate

méit

’‡ŠÔ

Someone who you work, live, or go to school with

3146

T

automate

ɔ́ːtəmèit

ŽŠ“މť‚ˇ‚é

To make a process that does a task over and over again by machine

3147

T

classmate

klǽsmèit

‹‰—F

Someone studying in your class with you

3148

T

designate

[v]déziɡnèit,[a]déziɡnət

Žw’股‚é,Žw“E‚ˇ‚é,ŽŚ‚ˇ,•\‚ˇ,Žw–ꂎ‚é

to name or select someone for something

3149

dominate

dɑ́mənèit

Žx”z‚ˇ‚é

To control; rule; enjoy a commanding position in

3150

eliminate

ilímənèit

”rœ‚ˇ‚é

To completely remove; to get rid of

3151

T

terminate

tə́ː[r]mənèit

‚đI‚í‚炚‚é,‚ɏI‚í‚é,‚đIŒ‹‚ł‚š‚é,‚đŽdŘ‚é

bring to an end

3152

fascinate

fǽsənèit

–Ł—š‚ˇ‚é

Attract or interest greatly

3153

T

donate

dóuneit

Šń•t(Šń‘Ą)‚ˇ‚é

to give money to a cause or charity

3154

anticipate

æntísəpèit

—\Šú‚ˇ‚éG—\‘Ş‚ˇ‚é; Šú‘Ň‚ˇ‚é

To expect or look ahead to something positively

3155

participate

pɑː[r]tísəpèit

ŽQ‰Á‚ˇ‚é

To take part with others in doing something

3156

rate

réit

‘Ź“xGŠ„‡G”ä—Ś

speed or frequency of events over time

3157

celebrate

séləbrèit

j‚¤

To observe an event or occasion, e.g. a birthday

3158

T

decorate

dékərèit

ŒMÍ‚đŽö‚Ż‚é,ü‚é

make more attractive by adding ornament, colour, etc.

3159

T

redecorate

‰ü‘•‚ˇ‚é,–Í—l‘Ö‚Ś‚đ‚ˇ‚é,‘•ü‚ľ’ꂎ

to redo the inside of a house with new colors and furniture

3160

generate

dʒénərèit

ś‚ݏo‚ˇ

To create or be produced or bring into existence

3161

operate

ɑ́p[ə]rèit

ě“Ž‚ˇ‚éG‘€ě‚ˇ‚éGě—p‚ˇ‚éGŒo‰c‚ˇ‚é

To be working or being used

3162

T

cooperate

kouɑ́pəreit

‹Ś“Ż‚ˇ‚é,‹Ś—Í‚ˇ‚é

to work together nicely

3163

separate

[v]sépərèit,[n.a]sép[ə]rət

—Ł‚ˇG•Ş‚Ż‚éC•Ş‚Š‚ę‚˝

to divide into parts, or to make something divide into parts

3164

incorporate

[v]inkɔ́ː[r]pərèit,[a]inkɔ́ː[r]p[ə]rət

‡•š‚ˇ‚éG‘g‚ݍž‚ށG–@l‘gD‰ť‚ˇ‚é

To include or involve as part of something else

3165

T

deteriorate

dití[ə]riərèit

ˆŤ‰ť‚ł‚š‚é,’ቺ‚ł‚š‚é,‘Â—Ž‚ˇ‚é

to become worse in state

3166

T

freight

fréit

•’ʉݕ¨‰^‘—,‰^‘——ż,‘D‰×,‰Ý•¨—A‘—,•’Ę•Ö,‰^’Ŕ,‘D’Ŕ,‹ó˜H‰^‘—

goods that are transported from one place to another

3167

great

ɡréit

‚ˇ‚΂炾‚˘

Very good; fantastic; wonderful

3168

integrate

[v]íntəɡrèit,[a]íntəɡrət

“‡‚ˇ‚é

to combine together; make into one thing

3169

concentrate

kɑ́ns[ə]ntrèit

W’†‚ˇ‚é

to pay great attention to a task; focus

3170

straight

stréit

‚Ü‚Á‚ˇ‚Ž‚Č

Not having curves, bends, or angles

3171

illustrate

íləstrèit

ŕ–ž‚ˇ‚é

To explain with examples to make easier to understand

3172

T

frustrate

frʌ́streit

ÁÜ‚ł‚š‚é,Œv‰ć‚đŽ¸”s‚ł‚š‚é,l‚đŽ¸–]‚ł‚š‚é

to upset someone

3173

demonstrate

démənstrèit

Ř–ž‚ˇ‚éGŽŔŘ‚ˇ‚é

To show how something works (e.g. product)

3174

T

compensate

kɑ́mp[ə]nsèit

‚ɕ⏞‚ˇ‚é,•⏞‚ˇ‚é,•␳‚ˇ‚é,•␳‚đs‚Č‚¤

to give money for a service

3175

T

facilitate

fəsílətèit

—eˆŐ‚É‚ˇ‚é,‘ِi‚ˇ‚é,Šy‚É‚ˇ‚é

to help or make easier

3176

hesitate

hézitèit

‚˝‚߂炤

To stop before doing something because you are unsure what to do

3177

T

irritate

íritèit

‚đ‚˘‚ç‚ž‚˝‚š‚é,‚đ“{‚炚‚é,‚đŽhŒƒ‚ˇ‚é

to bother

3178

state

stéit

B

region within a country, with its own government

3179

T

devastate

dévəstèit

r”p‚ł‚š‚é,y’nkz

to destroy completely

3180

estate

istéit

“y’nGŕŽYG’nˆĘ

Land that a person owns

3181

T

elevate

éləvèit

¸i‚ł‚š‚é

to raise or make higher

3182

T

renovate

rénəvèit

ŠvV‚ˇ‚é

restore to a previous or better condition

3183

T

activate

ǽktivèit

•úŽË”\‚đ—^‚Ś‚é,ŠˆŤ‰ť‚ˇ‚é,Šˆ“Ž“I‚É‚ˇ‚é,Šˆ“Ž‚ł‚š‚é

to start or begin something

3184

motivate

móutəvèit

‚â‚é‹C‚É‚ł‚š‚é

to make someone enthusiastic about doing something

3185

wait

wéit

‘҂C‘Ň‹@‚ˇ‚é

to spend time until an expected thing happens

3186

weight

wéit

d‚ł

How heavy something is

3187

T

await

əwéit

‘Ň‚Â,‘Ň‚żŽó‚Ż‚é,(•¨Ž–‚Ş)‘Ň‚Á‚Ä‚˘‚é

to wait for, or expect, something to happen

3188

T

fluctuate

flʌ́ktʃuèit

“Ž—h‚ˇ‚é,•Ď“Ž‚ˇ‚é,—h“Ž‚ˇ‚é

comes and goes stronger and weaker

3189

T

lightweight

ƒ‰ƒCƒg‹‰,•W€‘̏dˆČ‰ş‚̐l(•¨),(‹Ł‹Z)ƒ‰ƒCƒg‹‰‚Ě‘IŽč,yŒűŒęz‚‚܂ç‚Č‚˘l

someone or something that is not heavy

3190

situate

[v]sítʃuèit,[a]sítʃuət

ˆĘ’u•t‚Ż‚é

To place someone or something in a particular place or position

3191

evaluate

ivǽljuèit

•]‰ż‚ˇ‚é

To form an idea to judge something carefully

3192

negotiate

niɡóuʃièit

ŒđÂ‚ˇ‚é

To have a formal discussion to reach an agreement

3193

appreciate

əpríːʃièit

‚ ‚肪‚˝‚­Žv‚¤GŠ´ŽÓ‚ˇ‚é

to be thankful for; to value or admire

3194

create

kriéit

ě‚čo‚ˇG‘n‘˘‚ˇ‚é

to make, cause, or bring into existence

3195

eat

íːt

H‚ׂé

to put food in your mouth

3196

beat

bíːt

‘Ĺ‚ż•‰‚Š‚ˇ

To win against another person or team; defeat

3197

defeat

difíːt

”s–kC•‰‚Š‚ˇ

To be victorious over an enemy/team/disease; beat

3198

heat

híːt

”MC”M‚­‚ˇ‚éG‹ť•ą‚ˇ‚é

To make hot or hotter

3199

sheet

ʃíːt

–‡G—pކGƒV[ƒg

large piece of fabric or material that is used to cover something, often a bed

3200

T

spreadsheet

ƒXƒvƒŒƒbƒhƒV[ƒg,•\ŒvŽZƒ\ƒtƒg

a computer program worksheet or table that you enter information onto

3201

T

fleet

flíːt

‘Ź‚˘,ŠÍ‘ŕ,ŠCŒR,“ü]

a group of ships travelling together

3202

T

delete

dilíːt

íœ‚ˇ‚é

remove

3203

athlete

ǽƒĆliːt

ƒXƒ|[ƒc‘IŽč

person trained to compete in sports

3204

complete

kəmplíːt

ŠŽ‘S‚É‚ˇ‚éGŠŽŹ‚ł‚š‚é

To finish or reach the end of doing something

3205

T

incomplete

ìnkəmplíːt

•sŠŽ‘S‚Č

not yet finished

3206

meet

míːt

‰ď‡‚ˇ‚é

To come together at a certain time or place

3207

meat

míːt

“÷G

flesh of a dead animal that you eat

3208

T

neat

níːt

‚ł‚Á‚ς肾‚˝,‚Ť‚ż‚ń‚Ć‚ľ‚˝,‚ą‚Ź‚ꂢ‚Č,Žď–Ą‚̂悢,’{‹

tidy, clean

3209

repeat

ripíːt

ŒJ‚č•Ô‚ˇCŒJ‚č•Ô‚ľ

To say something again

3210

compete

kəmpíːt

‹Ł‘ˆ‚ˇ‚é

To try to beat others at something, e.g. a race

3211

greet

ɡríːt

ˆĽŽA‚ˇ‚éGoŒ}‚Ś‚é

To meet someone with friendly words and actions ; to welcome

3212

concrete

kɑ́nkriːt

ƒRƒ“ƒNƒŠ[ƒgC ƒRƒ“ƒNƒŠ[ƒg‚ĹŒĹ‚ß‚é 

hard substance used in building made by mixing cement, sand, small stones, and water

3213

treat

tríːt

ˆľ‚¤

To act in a certain way toward someone

3214

street

stríːt

“šG’Ę‚č

road in a city with buildings and places to walk

3215

T

retreat

ritríːt

ˆř‘Ţ,”đ“,‘Ţ‹p,Œă‘Ţ,‘Ţ‹p‚̍‡},‘Ţ‚­,“P‘Ţ‚ˇ‚é,”đ“ď(Š)

to move back or withdraw from a place

3216

seat

síːt

ŔČC’…Č‚ł‚š‚é

To show someone to a place that can sit down

3217

T

receipt

risíːt

Žó‚ŻŽć‚邹‚Ć,ƒŒƒV[ƒg,Žó—Ě,—ĚŽű‘,Žű‰v,Žó—̏‘

proof of payment

3218

T

suite

swíːt

ˆę‘ą‚Ť‚Ě•”‰Ž,ˆęŽŽ‚̉Ƌď,ˆę‘g,ƒXƒC[ƒg,y˜ať‰pŒęzƒXƒC[ƒgƒ‹[ƒ€

a set of connecting rooms, usually in a hotel

3219

sweet

swíːt

ŠĂ‚˘

tasting like sugar; containing sugar

3220

have

Ž‚Á‚Ä‚˘‚é

To own, possess, or hold something

3221

of

`‚́G`‚Š‚çG`‚ɂ‚˘‚Ä

Belonging to or connected with something

3222

above

əbʌ́v

〜‚̏ă‚É

In a higher place than something else

3223

love

lʌ́v

ˆ¤‚ˇ‚éCˆ¤

To care for and like someone very strong and deeply

3224

T

glove

ɡlʌ́v

ƒOƒ[ƒu,Žč‘Ü

something you wear on your hand to keep warm

3225

give

ɡív

Žč“n‚ˇ

To hand over or present something to someone

3226

massive

mǽsiv

‹‘ĺ‚ȁG‘ĺ—Ę‚Ě

Very big large too big

3227

aggressive

əɡrésiv

Ď‹É“I‚Č; UŒ‚“I‚Č; Dí“I‚Č

behaving in a hostile and threatening way

3228

impressive

imprésiv

ˆóŰ“I‚Č

Causing admiration or respect; big, grand, expensive etc

3229

T

excessive

iksésiv

‰ß“x‚Ě,•K—vˆČă‚Ě

way too much of something

3230

T

reflexive

y•ś–@zÄ‹A“ŽŽŒ[‘ă–źŽŒ],Ä‹A‚Ě

referring back to itself 

3231

T

apprehensive

æ̀prihénsive

S”z‚ľ‚˝,S”z‚ľ‚Ä,—‰đ—͂̉s‚˘

uneasy, worried

3232

comprehensive

kɑ̀mprihénsiv

•“I‚ȁG—‰đ—͂̂ ‚é

Including most or all things

3233

expensive

ikspénsiv

’l’i‚ލ‚‚˘

Costing a lot of money

3234

T

inexpensive

inikspénsive

”ď—p‚Ě‚Š‚Š‚ç‚Č‚˘

having a low price; cheap

3235

extensive

iksténsiv

L‚˘

Large; full or complete

3236

T

inclusive

inklúːsiv

•“I‚Č

includes everything

3237

T

exclusive

iksklúːsiv

”r‘ź“I‚Č,ę–ĺ“I‚Č

only available to a certain group

3238

negative

néɡətiv

”Ű’č‚́GŒă‚ëŒü‚Ť‚́C”Ű’čG‹‘”Ű

Being harmful, unwanted or unhelpful

3239

initiative

iníʃətiv

\‘zGí—Ş

ability to decide or act upon things yourself without depending on someone else

3240

T

cumulative

kjúːmjələtiv

—ݐςĚ,—ݐĎ,ŽŸ‘ć‚É‘‰Á‚ˇ‚é

gets bigger by more and more being added to it

3241

relative

rélətiv

eĘ

Measured or considered in comparison to something else

3242

T

affirmative

əfə́ː[r]mətiv

’f’č“I‚Č,m’č‚Ě,Ď‹É“I‚Č,’fŒĹ‚˝‚é

positive, meaning 'yes'

3243

T

informative

’mŽŻ(î•ń)‚đ—^‚Ś‚é,—L‰v‚Č

tells you a lot of useful facts about somethiing

3244

alternative

ɔːltə́ː[r]nətiv

‘I‘đŽˆG‘ă‘ÖˆÄ

Other choices

3245

narrative

nǽrətiv

•¨Œę

the telling of a story

3246

T

imperative

impérətiv

–˝—ß“I‚Č,”đ‚Ż‚ç‚ę‚Č‚˘,Œľ‘R‚˝‚é,‹Ů‹}‚Ě,â‘΂ɕK—v‚Č,‹­§“I‚Č,y•ś–@z–˝—ß–@(‚Ě)

very important and urgent

3247

sensitive

sénsətiv

•qŠ´‚ȁG‘@×‚Č

Easily hurt or damaged

3248

competitive

kəmpétətiv

‹Ł‘ˆ‚́G‹Ł‘ˆS‚Ě‹­‚˘

Being strongly driven to win or be better than

3249

representative

rèprizéntətiv

‘ă•\ŽŇC‘ă•\‚ˇ‚é

Typical of a particular group or thing

3250

conservative

kənsə́ː[r]vətiv

•ŰŽç“I‚Č

Resistant to change

3251

T

consecutive

kənsékjətiv

˜A‘ą‚ľ‚˝,Œp‘ą“I‚Č,˜A‘ą“I‚Č,ˆř‚Ť‘ą‚­,˜_—‚ވęŠŃ‚ľ‚˝,y•ś–@zŒ‹‰Ę‚Ě

following one after the other

3252

executive

iɡzékjətiv

О•”

a senior manager in a business or organization

3253

positive

pɑ́zətiv

Šm‚ЂȁGm’č“I‚ȁG‘OŒü‚Ť‚Č

Good or useful in qualities, constructive, confident

3254

active

ǽktiv

Šˆ“Ž“I‚ȁG”\“Ž“I‚Č

Moving around a lot or doing many things

3255

T

interactive

ƒCƒ“ƒ^ƒ‰ƒNƒeƒBƒu‚Č,‘ΘbŽŽ‚Ě,ŽŔ‹ľ‚Ě,ĹV‚Ě

to engage with others

3256

attractive

ətrǽktiv

–Ł—Í“I‚Č

making you like them, as by being good-looking

3257

T

productive

prədʌ́ktiv

śŽY“I‚Č,śŽY—͂̂ ‚é,–L•x‚Č,‘˝ŽY‚Č,‚𐜂ś‚é

useful or worthwhile, e.g. a productive meeting

3258

effective

iféktiv

Œř‰Ę“I‚Č

working efficiently to produce a desired result

3259

T

defective

•s—Ç‚Ě

when something is not working

3260

objective

əbdʒéktiv

–Ú•W

something you decide you want to do; goal

3261

T

prospective

ŒŠž‚݂̂ ‚Á‚˝,Ť—ˆ‚Ě,Šú‘Ň‚ł‚ę‚é

possible in the future, e.g. prospective client

3262

perspective

pə[r]spéktiv

Ž‹“_G‰“‹ß–@

way of thinking, an attitude toward something

3263

T

protective

•ŰŒě‚Ě,•ŰŒě—p‚Ě

to want to keep safe

3264

incentive

inséntiv

ŽhŒƒG“Žˆö

Something that encourages a person to work hard

3265

T

descriptive

diskríptiv

‹Lq“I‚Č

something that tells you more about it

3266

T

automotive

ɔ̀ːtəmóutiv

ŽŠ“Ž‚Ě

of or relating to motor vehicles

3267

native

néitiv

ƒlƒCƒeƒBƒuG•ęŒę˜bŽŇ

person speaking a language from birth

3268

T

administrative

ədmínəstrèitiv

s­ă‚Ě,Œo‰că‚Ě

to do with the management of an office

3269

creative

kriéitiv

‘n‘˘—͂̂ ‚é

Having the ability to make something new

3270

solve

sɑ́lv

‰đŒˆ‚ˇ‚é

To find a way to deal with a problem

3271

evolve

ivɑ́lv

i‰ť‚ˇ‚éG ”­“W‚ˇ‚é

To slowly change or develop into something better

3272

involve

invɑ́lv

ŠÜ‚ށGŠÖ‚í‚éGŠŞ‚Ťž‚Ţ

To have or be included as a part of something

3273

resolve

rizɑ́lv

‰đŒˆ‚ˇ‚é

To be determined to find an answer or to solve problems

3274

twelve

twélv

12

12

3275

curve

kə́ː[r]v

‹ČüC‹Č‚Ş‚č

smooth rounded line that is not straight

3276

nerve

nə́ː[r]v

_Œo

fibers in the body that enable feeling and movement

3277

serve

sə́ː[r]v

‹Ÿ‹‹‚ˇ‚éG–đ—§‚Â

to give or provide something to another person

3278

observe

əbzə́ː[r]v

ŠĎŽ@‚ˇ‚é

to watch carefully; to make a comment

3279

preserve

prizə́ː[r]v

•Ű‘ś‚ˇ‚é

To keep or maintain in an unchanged or perfect condition

3280

deserve

dizə́ː[r]v

’l‚ˇ‚é

To be worthy of, e.g. getting praise or attention

3281

reserve

rizə́ː[r]v

—\–ń‚ˇ‚éGŽć‚Á‚Ä‚¨‚­

To arrange for a room, table be kept for you, at particular time.

3282

move

múːv

“ނЂˇGˆÚ“Ž‚ˇ‚é

to cause something to change to a different place

3283

remove

rimúːv

Žć‚čœ‚­G‰đ”C‚ˇ‚é

To move, erase or take away from a place

3284

prove

prúːv

Ř–ž‚ˇ‚é

To demonstrate truth by providing evidence

3285

approve

əprúːv

Ž^Ź‚ˇ‚éGĽ”F‚ˇ‚é

To have a positive opinion of someone or something

3286

improve

imprúːv

‰ü‘P‚ˇ‚é

To make, or become, something better

3287

T

dive

dáiv

”ň‚эž‚Ţ

jump in or swim under water

3288

five

fáiv

5

5

3289

T

archive

ɑ́ː[r]kaiv

Œö‹L˜^•۩ǏŠ,Œö•ś‘

a place where documents are kept for a long time

3290

live

láiv lív

ś‚Ť‚é

To be alive

3291

alive

əláiv

ś‚Ť‚Ä‚˘‚é

Living; not dead

3292

drive

dráiv

‰^“]‚ˇ‚é

To control a vehicle so that it moves somewhere

3293

arrive

əráiv

“ž’…‚ˇ‚é

to reach the place you are travelling to

3294

derive

diráiv

ˆř‚Ťo‚ˇ

Formed or developed from something else; not original

3295

survive

sə[r]váiv

‘Ď‚Ś‚éGś‚ŤŽc‚é

to continue to live despite illness or trouble

3296

behave

bihéiv

U‚é•‘‚¤

to act in a particular way; to act correctly

3297

slave

sléiv

“z—ę

Someone who is legally owned by another person

3298

save

séiv

‹~‚¤

To rescue someone or something from a bad situation

3299

T

waive

wéiv

(Œ —˜)‚đ•úŠü‚ˇ‚é,“P‰ń‚ˇ‚é,‚đˇ‚ľT‚Ś‚é

to give up or do without

3300

wave

wéiv

Žč‚đU‚é

to move your hand or arm to say hello or goodbye

3301

T

microwave

ƒ}ƒCƒNƒ”g

kitchen appliance that cooks food quickly

3302

achieve

ətʃíːv

’BŹ‚ˇ‚é

To succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard

3303

leave

líːv

‹Ž‚é

to go away from; depart

3304

believe

bilíːv

M‚ś‚é

To think or accept that something is true

3305

T

relieve

rilíːv

‚đ‹~‚¤,‚đ˜a‚ç‚°‚é

to take something away from someone

3306

T

sleeve

slíːv

‚ť‚Ĺ,‘ł,ƒXƒŠ[ƒu,ƒŒƒR[ƒh‚ĚƒWƒƒƒPƒbƒg,‚É‚ť‚Ĺ‚đ•t‚Ż‚é

the part of a garment that covers some, or all, of the arm

3307

T

retrieve

ritríːv

ŒŸő‚ˇ‚é,ˆř‚Ťo‚ˇ,Žć‚č–ß‚ˇ,ž‚¤,‰ńŽű‚ˇ‚é,‰ń•œ‚ˇ‚é

to go and get something back

3308

receive

risíːv

Žó‚Ż‚éGŽóM‚ˇ‚é

to get something that someone has given or sent to you

3309

perceive

pə[r]síːv

’mŠo‚ˇ‚éG‹C‚Ă‚­

To notice or become aware of something

3310

how

háu

‚ǂ̂悤‚É

(used to explain the way to do something)

3311

somehow

sʌ́mhàu

‚Ç‚¤‚˘‚¤‚킯‚ЁG‚Č‚ń‚炊‚Ě•ű–@‚Ĺ

In a way that is not known or certain

3312

T

anyhow

énihàu

‚Č‚ń‚Ć‚ľ‚Ăłŕ,‚˘‚¸‚ę‚É‚š‚ć

anyway, besides

3313

cow

káu

‹

large farm animal from which we get milk and beef

3314

allow

əláu

‹–‰Â‚ˇ‚é

To let or permit someone do something

3315

T

plow

pláu

(”_k—p‚Ě)‚ˇ‚Ť,ŒL,k‚ˇ,‚đ‚ˇ‚Ť‚ōk‚ˇ

to force your way through something

3316

now

náu

ĄG‚ˇ‚ނɁG‚ą‚ꂊ‚çG‚ł‚āG‚˘‚Ü‚â`‚ž‚Š‚ç

At the present time or moment

3317

owe

óu

ŽŘ‚肪‚ ‚éG‹`–ą‚Ş‚ ‚éG‚¨‚Š‚°‚Ĺ‚ ‚é

To need to pay or repay money

3318

shadow

ʃǽdou

‰e

dark shape that appears when something is against the; of light

3319

window

wíndou

‘‹

opening in a wall or door to let in light

3320

go

ɡóu

s‚­

To move or travel to another place

3321

ago

əɡóu

`‘O‚É

At a specified length of time in the past

3322

T

cargo

kɑ́ː[r]ɡou

‘D‰×

the things carried in the hold of an airplane or on a truck

3323

undergo

ʌ̀ndə[r]ɡóu

ŒoŒą‚ˇ‚éG(ŽĄ—ÂȂǂđ)Žó‚Ż‚é

To experience or endure something (bad) that happens to you

3324

T

logo

lóuɡou

–äÍ

a small design used by a company as its symbol

3325

though

ðóu

`‚ž‚Ż‚ę‚Ç‚ŕ

Although, despite the fact that

3326

although

ɔː[l]ðóu

〜‚ž‚Ż‚ę‚Ç‚ŕ

Despite the fact that; however

3327

Show

i‚â‚č•ű‚đjŒŠ‚š‚éG‹ł‚Ś‚é

To explain or teach how something is done

3328

low

lóu

’Ⴂ

not high; being near the ground, or bottom

3329

follow

fɑ́lou

Œă‚ɂ‚˘‚čs‚­G]‚¤

to come after someone; be guided by someone

3330

blow

blóu

‚Ť”ň‚΂ˇ

To move something using air

3331

flow

flóu

—Ź‚ę‚é

To move steadily and easily in a certain direction

3332

hello

helóu

‚ą‚ń‚É‚ż‚Í

What you say when you meet someone

3333

fellow

félou

’‡ŠÔ

belonging to the same group

3334

yellow

jélou

‰ŠF

color of lemons or the sun

3335

below

bilóu

‰ş‚ɁG’á‚­

In a lower position, place, or level

3336

T

pillow

pílou

–,‚Ü‚­‚ç(‚đ‚ˇ‚é)

soft cushion to rest your head on when you go to bed

3337

slow

slóu

’x‚˘G’x‚­‚Č‚é

moving or happening without speed; not fast

3338

T

memo

mémou

Šo‚Ś‘‚Ť,ƒƒ‚,“E—v

a written reminder to do somethng

3339

know

nóu

’m‚Á‚Ä‚˘‚é

to have knowledge of things in your mind

3340

no

nóu

‚˘‚˘‚ځC­‚ľ‚́`‚ŕ‚Č‚˘GŒˆ‚ľ‚ā`‚Č‚˘

being none; not having or being

3341

piano

piǽnou

ƒsƒAƒm

keyboard instrument used for playing music

3342

snow

snóu

áCá‚ލ~‚é

icy material falling from the clouds

3343

row

‘†‚Ž

To move a boat using long pieces of wood called oars

3344

borrow

bɔ́[ː]rou

ŽŘ‚č‚é

To take and later return something from another

3345

tomorrow

təmɔ́[ː]rou

–ž“úG–˘—ˆ

day after today

3346

T

thorough

ƒĆə́ːrou

ŠŽ‘S‚Č,“O’ę“I‚Č,S‚Š‚ç‚Ě,â‘ΓI‚Č,Ú×‚Č

to be carefully and completely done, e.g. a thorough search

3347

grow

ɡróu

Ź’ˇ‚ˇ‚é

To develop and become bigger or taller over time

3348

narrow

nǽrou

‹ˇ‚˘

Not wide ; short from one side to the other

3349

hero

híː[ə]rou

‰p—Y

person of great courage and strength who saves others

3350

throw

ƒĆróu

“Š‚°‚é

To use your arm to make a thing fly through the air

3351

pro

ę–ĺE

Playing a sport as a job

3352

T

euro

ƒ†[ƒ

a unit of money used in a number of European countries

3353

zero

zí[ə]rou

ƒ[ƒ

number 0

3354

T

sew

sóu

‚đ–D‚¤,–D‚˘•¨‚đ‚ˇ‚é,‚đ–D‚˘•t‚Ż‚é

to use a needle and thread

3355

So

ɔ́ːlsou

‚ť‚Ě——R‚Ĺ

For that reason

3356

also

tóu

`‚ŕ‚Ü‚˝G“Ż—l‚ɁG‚ť‚̏ă

In addition; too; in a similar way

3357

T

tow

ɔ́ːtou

(jĽ˝‚Ĺ)‚đˆř‚Á’Ł‚é(‚ą‚Ć),(ƒ[ƒvť‘˘‚Ě)–ƒ‚­‚¸

pull something along

3358

T

auto

fóutou

ŽŠŒČ

car

3359

photo

təméitou

ŽĘ^

short for photograph; a picture taken by a camera

3360

T

tomato

pətéitou

ƒgƒ}ƒg,—,–ş,y‘­ŒęzŠ•w,‹ŕ

a round red fruit, usually thought of as a vegetable

3361

potato

məskíːtou

‚ś‚Ⴊ‚˘‚ŕ

edible tuber vegetable

3362

T

mosquito

vídiòu

y’ށz‰á,ƒJ

a small winged insect that bites

3363

video

st[j]úːdiòu

“މćGƒrƒfƒI

recording capturing action with sound

3364

studio

réidiou

ƒXƒ^ƒWƒI

place for painting, broadcasting, etc

3365

radio

réiʃou

ƒ‰ƒWƒI

system for sending and receiving signals through the air

3366

ratio

pɔː[r]tfóuliòu

”ä—Ś

quantitative relationship in size, etc

3367

T

portfolio

stériòu

‘ĺb‚̐EĽ’nˆĘ,(Š—L‚ˇ‚é)—L‰żŘŒ”(ˆę——•\),ކ‚΂ł‚Ý

a collection of investments that someone owns

3368

T

stereo

ƒXƒeƒŒƒI‚Ě,ƒXƒeƒŒƒI(˜^‰š)•űŽŽ,ŒĹ’čŠĎ”O,—§‘̎ʐ^

a device that plays sound through two or more speakers

3369

do

d[j]úː

‚ˇ‚é

To act; to perform actions

3370

due

Šú“ú‚́A –žŠú‚Ě

when something is required or expected

3371

T

overdue

stǽtʃuː

(Žx•Ľ‚˘)ŠúŒŔ‚Ě‰ß‚Ź‚˝,’x‚ę‚˝

past the date you should do something; late

3372

T

statue

húː

‘œ,’¤‘œ,‘Y‘œ

a work of art, usually a model of a person or animal, made from hard material

3373

who

ʃúː

’N

What or which person or people, to ask about, talking about

3374

shoe

íʃuː

ŒC

outer covering for the foot made from leather

3375

issue

blúː

–â‘čG˜_‘ˆ“_

important topic discussed, debated or argued over

3376

blue

flúː

Â‚˘

color of the clear sky

3377

T

flu

klúː

ƒCƒ“ƒtƒ‹ƒGƒ“ƒU

illness that you catch from other people, that gives you a fever for a few days

3378

T

clue

n[j]úː

Žč‚Ş‚Š‚č,‹Ř“š,‚Š‚Ź,ŽčŠ|‚Š‚č,Ž…Œű,’[

a hint, a tip

3379

new

ən[j]úː

V‚ľ‚˘

Not old, recently born, built or made

3380

T

anew

révən[j]ùː

Ä‚Ń,V‹K‚É

starting over again, a fresh start

3381

revenue

rin[j]úː

Žű“ü

Money that is made by or paid to a business

3382

T

renew

ƒĆruː

‚đV‚ľ‚­‚ˇ‚é,‚đÄ‚ŃŽn‚ß‚é,‚đXV‚ˇ‚é,‚đÄ‚Ń–ž‚˝‚ˇ

to make something new again

3383

through

krúː

〜‚đ’Ę‚ś‚Ä; 〜‚đ’Ę‚ľ‚āGŠŽ‘S‚É

From one end or side of something to the other end or side

3384

crew

trúː

ć‘gˆő

organized group of workers (e.g. on a ship)

3385

true

s[j]úː

^ŽŔ‚Ě; –{“–‚Ě

Agreeing with the facts; not false; real or actual

3386

T

sue

pə[r]s[j]úː

‚đ‘i‚Ś‚é,‘i×‚đ‹N‚ą‚ˇ,ż‚¤,‘i‚ˇ‚é

To take legal action against someone

3387

pursue

’Ç‹‚ˇ‚é

To follow and try to catch or to reach a goal

3388

to

túː

`‚ցG`‚ɁG`‚܂ŁG`‚ɑ΂ľ‚āG`‚ˇ‚邹‚ƁG`‚˝‚ß‚É

Move towards; in the direction of

3389

two

túː

2

2

3390

too

‚ ‚Ü‚č‚Ɂ`‚ˇ‚Ź‚é

say that something is more than you want

3391

onto

`‚̏ă‚ɁG`‚ÉŒü‚Ż‚ç‚ę‚Ä

Movement towards a certain direction, or into a certain area

3392

into

`‚Ě’†‚Ö

Going inside something

3393

elect to

‘I‚Ô

To choose to do something; to make a decision

3394

you

fjúː

‚ ‚Č‚˝

person someone is speaking or writing to

3395

few

ɑ́ː[r]ɡjuː

­‚Č‚˘G‚قƂń‚ǂȂ˘

not many; small in number

3396

argue

bɑ́ː[r]bikjùː

Œž‚˘‘ˆ‚¤

To give reasons for or against an idea or point of view

3397

T

barbecue

réskjuː

ƒo[ƒxƒLƒ…[

meal that has been cooked on a grill, outdoors

3398

rescue

vǽljuː

‹~•‚ˇ‚éC‹~•

To save something from danger or harm

3399

value

ménjuː

’l’i‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é

To say how much money something is worth

3400

menu

vénjuː

ƒƒjƒ…[

list of dishes available at a restaurant

3401

T

venue

kəntínjuː

W‡ęŠ,‰ďę,(s“ŽĽŽ–Œ‚Ě)Œťę

the place that an event is happening

3402

continue

dìskəntínjuː

‘ą‚­

To do something without stopping, or after pausing

3403

T

discontinue

tíʃuː

”pŽ~‚ˇ‚é,’†Ž~‚ˇ‚é

stop doing it

3404

tissue

vjúː

ƒeƒBƒbƒVƒ…

piece of thin, soft paper that is used, in particular, for blowing and cleaning the nose

3405

view

íntə[r]vjùː

ŒŠ‚Ś‚é‚ŕ‚́AŽ‹ŠE

things you are able to see from a specific place

3406

interview

–ʐځGƒCƒ“ƒ^ƒrƒ…[

To formally ask questions about a given topic

3407

T

overview

rivjúː

ŠTŠĎ,’Ę——

a general summary of a subject

3408

review

”á•]C”á•]‚ˇ‚é

To carefully look at the quality of something

3409

T

preview

zúː

ŽŽŽĘ‚ˇ‚é,—\•Ň

a chance to see something before it becomes generally available

3410

T

zoo

ái

“Ž•¨‰€

a park where many different types of live animals are kept

3411

eye

bái

–Ú

The part of the body that you see with

3412

T

bye

bái

yŠÔ“ŠŽŒz‚ł‚ć‚Č‚ç

opposite of 'hello'

3413

buy

bái

”ƒ‚¤

To get something by paying money for it

3414

by

`‚̋߂­‚É

Near; with

3415

T

hereby

‚ą‚ę‚É‚ć‚Á‚Ä

a formal way of saying 'as a result of this'

3416

nearby

níə[r]bái

‹ß‚­‚́C‹ß‚­‚É

Close to where you are

3417

die

dái

Ž€‚Ę

(of a person) to stop living

3418

modify

mɑ́dəfài

•ύX‚ˇ‚é

To make minor change to something

3419

qualify

kwɑ́ləfài

Ž‘Ši‚đŽć‚é

to earn a qualification through exam/studying

3420

T

simplify

símpləfài

’Pƒ‰ť‚ˇ‚é,‚đ’Pƒ‚É‚ˇ‚é

make easier to understand

3421

T

signify

síɡnəfài

‚đˆÓ–Ą‚ˇ‚é,‚đŽŚ‚ˇ

shows a sign that it has an important meaning

3422

T

clarify

klǽrifài

–ž‚炊‚É‚ˇ‚é,ƒnƒbƒLƒŠ‚ł‚š‚é

to explain or make clear

3423

T

verify

vérəfài

Ř–ž‚ˇ‚é,‚Ş–{“–‚Ĺ‚ ‚邹‚Ć‚đŘ–ž‚ˇ‚é,‚đ—§Ř‚ˇ‚é

confirm the truth of

3424

T

classify

klǽsəfài

•Ş—Ţ‚ˇ‚é

to put into a category

3425

specify

spésəfài

Žw’股‚é

To state, name or mention exactly and clearly

3426

identify

aidéntəfài

Šm”F‚ˇ‚éG“ŻˆęŽ‹‚ˇ‚é

To indicate who or what someone or something is

3427

T

certify

sə́ː[r]tifài

Ř–ž‚ˇ‚é

to state something is real or correct

3428

justify

dʒʌ́stəfài

ł“–‰ť‚ˇ‚é

To give reasons why you did something or why it is right

3429

T

notify

nóutəfài

”­•\‚ˇ‚é,’Ę’m‚ˇ‚é,’m‚ˇ‚é,“Í‚Żo‚é,L‚ˇ‚é

officially tell someone some information

3430

satisfy

sǽtisfài

–ž‚˝‚ˇ

To be happy because you met your expectation

3431

T

dissatisfy

di[s]sǽtisfài

–ž‘Ť‚ł‚š‚Č‚˘

to make someone not pleased with what you have done

3432

guy

ɡái

’jG‚â‚Â

informal man; boy; any person

3433

hi

hái

‚â‚ G‚ą‚ń‚É‚ż‚Í

What you say when you meet someone

3434

high

hái

‚‚˘

Rising upward a great distance

3435

sky

skái

‹ó

the place where we see clouds above us

3436

lie

lái lái

‰RC‰R‚đ‚‚­

To say something that you know is not true

3437

ally

[v]əlái,[n]ǽlai

“Ż–ż‘

Someone who supports, helps, or defends you

3438

fly

flái

‰H‚΂˝‚˘‚Ä”ň‚Ô

To travel through the air using wings

3439

apply

əplái

\‚ľž‚ށG\ż‚ˇ‚é

to ask formally for (job, building permission etc)

3440

supply

səplái

‹Ÿ‹‹‚ˇ‚é

To give or sell goods to others for their use

3441

reply

riplái

“š‚Ś‚éC•ԐM

Answer someone's question

3442

T

comply

kəmplái

(Šó–]Ľ—v‹‚ȂǂÉ)]‚¤,‰ž‚ś‚é

to obey a rule

3443

imply

implái

ˆĂ‚ɈӖĄ‚ˇ‚é

to suggest something, without saying it directly

3444

underlie

ʌ̀ndə[r]lái

Ş’ę‚É‚ ‚é

To lie or exist beneath

3445

July

7ŒŽ

7th month of the year

3446

my

Ž„‚Ě

Of mine; belonging to me

3447

deny

dinái

”ے股‚é

To refuse to allow or accept something

3448

T

pie

pái

ƒpƒC,‘Šz,Šy‚Č‚ą‚Ć,y’šzƒJƒTƒTƒM

round, covered pastrywith a filling like cherry or apple

3449

occupy

ɑ́kjəpài

č‚ß‚é

To fill a time, a space, or an area

3450

dry

drái

ŠŁ‚˘‚˝

Without water; not wet

3451

T

fry

frái

–ű‚Ĺ—g‚°‚é,“d‹CˆÖŽq‚ŏˆŒY‚ˇ‚é,’t‹›,(W‡“I)Ź‚ł‚˘‚ŕ‚Ě(Žq‚Ç‚ŕĽŹ“Ž•¨)

to cook in a pan

3452

cry

krái

‹ƒ‚­

to produce tears and sounds because of pain

3453

try

trái

ŽŽ‚ˇG‚â‚Á‚Ă݂é

To make an effort, to attempt to do something

3454

sigh

sái

‚˝‚ß‘§C‚˝‚ß‘§‚đ‚‚­

To breathe out in a way to show boredom or disappointment

3455

tie

tái

Œ‹‚ԁG”›‚é

To attach things (together) with a string or rope

3456

day

déi

“ú

Each of the 24 hours beginning at midnight

3457

holiday

hɑ́lədèi

‹x“úGj“ú

day when people don't go to work or school

3458

today

tədéi

Ą“ú

on this day; at the time that is happening now

3459

T

birthday

bə́ː[r]ƒĆdèi

’aś“ú

the day in the year on which a person was born 

3460

T

weekday

wíːkdèi

•˝“ú

All the working days in a week, usually Monday to Friday

3461

T

someday

sʌ́mdèi

‚˘‚‚Š

At some unspecified time in the future

3462

Sunday

“ú—j“ú

seventh day of the week, the day after Saturday

3463

yesterday

jéstə[r]dei

đ“ú

day before today

3464

everyday

évridèi

–ˆ“úG“úí‚Ě

Used or seen daily; suitable for daily use; ordinary

3465

Thursday

–Ř—j“ú

fourth day of the week; the day after Wednesday

3466

gay

ɡéi

“ݐŤˆ¤ŽŇ

person attracted to someone of the same sex

3467

they

”Ţ‚çG”ޏ—‚çG‚ť‚ę‚ç

Used to refer to two or more people, animals, or things

3468

okay

óukéi

‚悾G‚킊‚Á‚˝C‚Ü‚ ‚Ü‚ Cł”F‚ˇ‚é

Yes; alright

3469

lay

léi

’u‚­G‰Ą‚˝‚Ś‚é

To put or set something down in a flat position

3470

delay

diléi

’x‚炚‚éC’x‰„

To do something later than is planned or expected

3471

play

pléi

‹Ł‹Z‚ˇ‚é

To do or perform a game or sport

3472

display

displéi

•\ŽŚ‚ˇ‚éG“WŽŚ‚ˇ‚éC•\ŽŚG“WŽŚ

to put so they can be seen or be bought

3473

may

méi

〜‚ľ‚Ä‚ŕ‚悢G`‚Š‚ŕ‚ľ‚ę‚Č‚˘G`‚Ĺ‚ ‚낤

expresses permission, possibility or probability

3474

pay

péi

•Ľ‚¤GŽx•Ľ‚˘

To give money for goods or work done

3475

T

overpay

‚É•Ľ‚˘‚ˇ‚Ź‚é

to hand over too much money 

3476

T

ray

réi

•úŽËü,Œőü,Œő–ž,‚Đ‚ç‚ß‚Ť,”Mü,”źŒa,y‹›zƒGƒC

a beam of light from the sun

3477

gray

ɡréi

ŠDF‚Ě

Color between black and white (also spelled grey)

3478

pray

préi

‹F‚éG‹FŠč‚ˇ‚é

To wish or hope for something to happen or be true

3479

T

spray

spréi

ƒXƒvƒŒ[‚ˇ‚é,‚𐁂ŤŠ|‚Ż‚é,ƒXƒvƒŒ[,ŹŽ}(ü‚č)

to send tiny drops of liquid into the air

3480

T

tray

tréi

–~,Žó‚ŻŽM,—ż—‚đ‚ŕ‚Á‚˝ŽM

a flat plate used to carry things, usually coffee or tea

3481

say

séi

Œž‚¤GŒž—t‚đŽg‚¤

To use words to tell your message

3482

essay

[v]eséi,[n]ései

Ź˜_•ś; ƒGƒbƒZƒC

short written work that displays someone's opinions or beliefs regarding a particular subject

3483

stay

stéi

‘ŘÝ‚ˇ‚é

To spend time visiting a place or someonefs home

3484

T

convey

kənvéi

‚đ“`‚Ś‚é,‚đ‰^‚Ô

to give a message to someone

3485

survey

[v]sə[r]véi,[n]˦˨

’˛¸‚ˇ‚é

To ask people a question about a particular topic

3486

weigh

wéi

d‚ł‚đ—Ę‚é

to determine the weight of, using scales

3487

way

wéi

•ű–@G‚â‚č•ű

how something is done

3488

T

subway

sʌ́bwèi

’n‰ş“š,’n‰ş“S

a tunnel under the road for people to walk through

3489

away

əwéi

—Ł‚ę‚Ä

Not here; far from here; in a different direction

3490

T

getaway

(”Ɛl‚Ě)“Ś‘–,(ŽÔĽ‹Ł‘ˆ‚Ě)ƒXƒ^[ƒg

escape or leave very quickly

3491

T

walkway

ŽU•ŕ“š,•ŕ“š,’Ę˜H

a connecting passage or path for pedestrians to move along

3492

T

hallway

˜L‰ş,ŒşŠÖ

a passage or corridor that other rooms open out of

3493

T

railway

réilwèi

y‰pz“S“š,Œy•Ö(˜H–Ę)‹O“š

transport system of tracks ,stations and trains

3494

T

underway

is’†‚Ĺ,—ˇs’†‚Ě

happening now

3495

T

highway

háiwèi

Žĺ—vƒ‹[ƒg,ƒnƒCƒEƒFƒC,Оü“š˜H

a major road connecting cities

3496

anyway

éniwèi

‚ÂɂЂ­G‚˘‚¸‚ę‚É‚š‚ć

A word people use to change the topic of a conversation

3497

be

`‚Ĺ‚ ‚é

Being

3498

T

hobby

hɑ́bi

“šŠy,Žď–Ą,ƒzƒr[

something you do in your spare time for fun

3499

T

lobby

lɑ́bi

ƒƒr[‚ɏo“ü‚股‚é,‹cˆő‚É“­‚Ť‚Ђ݂é,‚̒ʉ߉^“Ž‚đ‚ˇ‚é,ˆł—Í’c‘Ě,ƒƒr[,‘ĺ˜L‰ş

the main area of a hotel just inside the entrance

3500

baby

béibi

Ô‚ń–V

very young child, who cannot yet speak

3501

maybe

méibi[ː]

‚ŕ‚ľ‚Š‚ˇ‚é‚ƁG‚˝‚Ô‚ń

Possibly but not certainly; perhaps

3502

body

bɑ́di

‘́Gl

A person's physical self

3503

somebody

sʌ́mbɑ̀di

’N‚Š

Person who is not known or named

3504

nobody

nóub[ə]di

’N‚ŕ`‚Č‚˘

no person; no one; not any person

3505

everybody

évribɑ̀di

‚Ý‚ń‚ȁG’N‚Ĺ‚ŕ

Every person; everyone

3506

anybody

énibɑ̀di

i‹^–╜‚Łj’N‚ЁCi”ے蕜‚Łj’N‚ŕCim’蕜‚Łj’N‚Ĺ‚ŕ

Any person; anyone

3507

bloody

blʌ́di

ŒŒ‚ނ‚˘‚˝C‚Ђǂ­

Covered or spotted with blood on the surface

3508

comedy

kɑ́mədi

ƒRƒƒfƒB[

Light or amusing play or film, usually with a happy ending

3509

study

stʌ́di

•׋­‚ˇ‚é

To focus on learning something usually at school

3510

ready

rédi

—pˆÓ‚̂łŤ‚˝G`‚ľ‚Ş‚żG‘ŚŔ‚Ě

Prepared

3511

already

ɔːlrédi

‚ˇ‚Ĺ‚É

Having happened or been done before this time

3512

steady

stédi

ˆŔ’肾‚˝

Firmly fixed, supported or balanced; not shaking, rocking or likely to fall over

3513

T

handy

hǽndi

‘Ď‹v—͂̂ ‚é,ăŽč‚Č,Ší—p‚Č,•Ö—˜‚Č

useful

3514

T

candy

kǽndi

ƒLƒƒƒ“ƒf[

a very sweet food, made from sugar and other things, that is good to eat

3515

Monday

ŒŽ—j“ú

second day of the week; the day after Sunday

3516

T

windy

wíndi

y‹CŰz•—‚Ě‹­‚˘

weather that is stormy or gusty

3517

thirty

ƒĆə́ː[r]ti

30

number 30

3518

Saturday

“y—j“ú

sixth day of the week; the day after Friday

3519

T

cloudy

kláudi

y‹CŰz‰_‚Ě,“Ü‚Á‚˝

weather where the sky is filled with clouds

3520

Friday

‹ŕ—j“ú

firth day of the week; the day after Thursday

3521

T

tidy

táidi

‚ą‚Ź‚ꂢ‚Č,‚Ť‚ż‚ń‚Ć‚ľ‚˝,Ž‘R‚Ć‚ľ‚˝,ŠŰX‚ľ‚˝,Œ’N‚Č,ƒLƒ`ƒ“‚Ć‚ľ‚˝

put things in their correct place

3522

lady

léidi

—ŤG•wl

another way of saying ewomanf

3523

T

needy

níːdi

•n‹‡‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚é,”ńí‚É•n–R‚Č

people who are poor and do not have enough to live on

3524

Wednesday

…—j“ú

third day of the week; the day after Tuesday

3525

Tuesday

‰Î—j“ú

second day of the wee; the day after Monday

3526

fee

fíː

—ż‹ŕ

amount of money paid for a particular service

3527

coffee

kɔ́ːfi

ƒR[ƒq[

A brown drink made from roasted beans and boiled water

3528

T

photography

fətɑ́ɡrəfi

ŽĘ^p,ŽĘ^ŽB‰e(‹Ć)

the art of taking pictures

3529

T

biography

baiɑ́ɡrəfi

ˆę‘ă‹L,“`‹L

someone's life story

3530

philosophy

fəlɑ́səfi

“NŠw

study of ideas about the fundamental nature of life

3531

he

”Ţ

Object form of a male person you are talking about

3532

technology

teknɑ́lədʒi

‰ČŠw‹Zp

use or knowledge of science in industry, engineering etc

3533

T

apology

əpɑ́lədʒi

•ىđ,Œž‚˘–ó,ŽÓß,yŒűŒęz‚܂ɂ ‚킚‚Ě‚ŕ‚Ě

saying you are sorry for something

3534

T

biology

baiɑ́lədʒi

ś•¨Šw,ś‘ÔŠw

the study of nature

3535

strategy

strǽtədʒi

í—Ş

careful plan or method for achieving a goal

3536

T

allergy

ǽlə[r]dʒi

ƒAƒŒƒ‹ƒM[

condition that means you get ill if you come into contact with a particular material

3537

energy

énə[r]dʒi

¸—́GƒGƒlƒ‹ƒM[

physical or mental strength

3538

refugee

rèfjudʒíː

“ď–Ż

person who has been forced to leave his or her country due to a war or for religious reasons

3539

she

ʃíː,[weak]ʃi

”ޏ—

female person or animal mentioned before

3540

T

lengthy

’ˇ‚˝‚炾‚˘,ç’ˇ‚Č,’ˇ‚˘

long in time or size

3541

healthy

hélƒĆi

Œ’N‚Č

in good condition physically (or financially); not ill or bad

3542

wealthy

wélƒĆi

—T•Ÿ‚Č

Having a great quantity of money or property

3543

key

kíː

‚ЂʁCd—v‚Č

Something you use to open a lock or start a car

3544

lucky

lʌ́ki

‰^‚̂悢

fortunate; having good things happen by chance

3545

T

cookie

kúki

ƒNƒbƒL[,y‘­Œęz‚â‚Â,–Ł—Í“I‚ȏ—

a small, flat, round, dry, sweet cake-like snack

3546

ski

skíː

ƒXƒL[

One of a pair of long flat runners attached to the feet for gliding over snow

3547

probably

prɑ́bəbli

‚¨‚ť‚ç‚­

(+adj or v) that is likely to happen or be true

3548

presumably

priz[j]úːməbli

‹°‚ç‚­

Concerning a true or likely nature

3549

reasonably

ríːznəbli

—Ť“I‚ɁG‡—“I‚É

In a fair and just manner

3550

T

considerably

kənsíd[ə]rəbli

‚ЂȂč

to a large degree

3551

possibly

pɑ́səbli

l‚ڂイ‚É‚ć‚Á‚ẮG`‚Š‚ŕ’m‚ę‚Č‚˘

may be true or likely, but is uncertain

3552

T

comfortably

‹CŽ‚ć‚­

to do something easily

3553

T

assembly

əsémbli

‹c‰ď,‰ď‡,‘g—§‚Ä,W‚ß‚é,W‰ď,‰ş‰@,W‡,‘g‚Ý—§‚Ä(•”•i)

when people are gathered together

3554

badly

bǽdli

ˆŤ‚­

Not in a good way; not as wanted or liked

3555

rapidly

rǽpidli

‹}‘Ź‚É

With great speed

3556

T

repeatedly

ŒJ‚č•Ô‚ľ‚Ä,ÄŽOÄŽl

many times

3557

secondly

sék[ə]n[d]li

‘ć“ń‚É

Concerning a point or reason after the first

3558

friendly

frén[d]li

—FD“I‚Č

Acting like a friend; kind and helpful

3559

hardly

hɑ́ː[r]dli

‚قƂń‚ǁ`‚Č‚˘

Clearly or undoubtedly not; very little

3560

T

loudly

láudli

”hŽč‚É,‘吺‚Ĺ

in a manner that is not quiet

3561

widely

‘Sˆő‚É

By or among a large number of people

3562

valley

vǽli

’J

long, low area between hills or mountains, often with a river running through it

3563

roughly

rʌ́fli

‘eŽG‚ɁGŽčr‚­

In an inexact or imprecise manner

3564

T

safely

séifli

–łŽ–,ˆŔ‘S‚É,–łŽ–‚É

in a way that is not dangerous

3565

briefly

bríːfli

ŠČŒ‰‚É

Happening in a short period of time; using few words

3566

increasingly

inkríːsiŋli

‚Ü‚ˇ‚Ü‚ˇ

more and more; in greater degree or amount

3567

ugly

ʌ́ɡli

X‚˘

Unpleasant to look at; not attractive

3568

T

accordingly

əkɔ́ː[r]diŋli

‚ť‚ę‚䂌,‚Ć‚˘‚¤‚킯‚Ĺ

therefore, so

3569

surprisingly

sə[r]práiziŋli

‹Á‚­‚Ů‚Ç

In an unexpected manner ; to an unexpected degree

3570

strongly

strɔ́[ː]ŋli

‹­‚­

With strength or in a strong manner

3571

T

steadily

stédili/stédəli

‚ľ‚Á‚Š‚č‚Ć,’…X‚Ć,‚ą‚­‚ą‚­‚Ć

in a slow and even manner

3572

faithfully

’‰ŽŔ‚É

in a trustworthy manner

3573

hopefully

Šč‚í‚­‚́G‚¤‚Ü‚­‚˘‚Ż‚Î

in a manner wishing something to happen

3574

carefully

kéə[r]f[ə]li

’ˆÓ[‚­

In a manner that involves focus and care

3575

successfully

səksésf[ə]li

ŹŒ÷‚ˇ‚邊‚˝‚ż‚Ĺ

In a manner that achieves a goal

3576

T

specially

spéʃəli

“Á‚É,“Á•Ę‚É

in particular

3577

T

officially

əfíʃəli

ŒöŽŽ‚É,E–ąă

done by the government or office in charge

3578

initially

‰‚ß‚Í

At first; originally

3579

T

substantially

səbstǽnʃəli

‚ľ‚Á‚Š‚č‚Ć,ŽŔŽż“I‚É,\•Ş‚É

a great deal, amount

3580

potentially

öÝ“I‚É

that could happen or become reality

3581

T

partially

•”•Ş“I‚É,ˆę•”•Ş,•s\•Ş‚É,•sŒö•˝‚É,ˆę•”•Ş‚Í,‚Á•”•Ş“I‚É

In part; in some degree; not wholly

3582

T

periodically

ŽüŠú“I‚É,’čŠú“I‚É

every so often, at regular times

3583

T

locally

lóukəli

‹ÇŠ“I‚É,ęŠ“I‚É

in a specific area

3584

family

fǽm[ə]li

‰Ć‘°

a group of people who are related through blood

3585

T

formally

łŽŽ‚É,–{ŽŽ‚É,ŒöŽŽ‚É,‹VŽŽ’Ł‚Á‚Ä,Œ˜‹ę‚ľ‚­,Œ`ŽŽă,Œ`ŽŽ“I‚É,ŠOŒŠ“I‚É,—ç‹Vł‚ľ‚­

officially

3586

normally

nɔ́ː[r]məli

•’ʂ́Głí‚É

In the manner that is usual or ordinary

3587

originally

ərídʒ[ə]nəli

‚ŕ‚Ć‚ŕ‚Ć

At first; in the beginning

3588

T

traditionally

“`““I‚É,ŒĂ—ˆ

to do things the way they used to be done

3589

occasionally

əkéiʒ[ə]nəli

ŽžÜ‚É

not very often; sometimes; seldom

3590

personally

pə́ː[r]s[ə]nəli

ŒÂl“I‚ɁGŽŠ‚ç

by a specific person, and not by anyone else

3591

finally

fáin[ə]li

ĹŒă‚ɁG‚â‚Á‚Ć

After a long time or some difficulty

3592

naturally

nǽtʃ[ə]rəli

ŽŠ‘R‚É

Without the aid of someone or something

3593

generally

dʒén[ə]r[ə]li

ˆę”Ę‚É

Usually; as a rule; by, to or for most people

3594

literally

lít[ə]rəli

•śŽš’Ę‚č

In a way that expresses the exact or LITERAL meaning of something

3595

primarily

praimér[ə]li

Žĺ‚É

in the most basic or important way

3596

T

temporarily

tèmpərér[ə]li

‰ź‚č‚É,‰ź‚É,“–Ŕ,ˆęŽž“I‚É

not for ever, for a short while

3597

necessarily

nèsəsér[ə]li

•K‚¸‚ľ‚ŕ

In a way that is needed or required, or is unavoidable

3598

totally

tóut[ə]li

‘S‚­

In a complete way; completely; absolutely

3599

heavily

hévili

d‚­

a lot or to a great degree

3600

eventually

ivén[t]ʃu[ə]li

ĹI“I‚É‚Í

Finally

3601

usually

júːʒu[ə]li

•’Ę‚Í

Normally; regularly

3602

equally

íːkw[ə]li

“Ż—l‚ɁG“™‚ľ‚­

In an equal, even, or identical manner

3603

actually

ǽktʃu[ə]li

ŽŔŰ‚Í

used to add new (often different) information

3604

virtually

və́ː[r]tʃu[ə]li

Ž–ŽŔă

In an almost complete or entire manner

3605

gradually

ɡrǽdʒu[ə]li

™X‚É

Occurring in a slow manner over a period of time

3606

T

individually

ŒÂX•ʁX‚É

apart from others

3607

T

unusually

‚˘‚‚ɂȂ­,ˆŮí‚É,’˜‚ľ‚­,ˆę•—•Ď‚í‚Á‚Ä,”ńí‚É,‚Ђǂ­

not normal or usual

3608

T

annually

–ˆ”N,”Nˆę‰ń‚Ă‚Â,”NЧ

every 12 months

3609

easily

íːz[ə]li

ŠČ’P‚É

without difficulty

3610

T

smoothly

smúːðli

‚Ȃ߂炊‚É,ŠŠ‚炊‚É,‚₡‚₡‚Ć,—Ź’¨‚É,‚ˇ‚ׂ炊‚É,‚Ć‚ń‚Ć‚ń”Žq,ƒXƒ€[ƒX‚É,‚ˇ‚邡‚é,ŠŰ‚­,‰~‚­,‘Ř‚č‚Č‚­,‚ˇ‚ń‚Č‚č‚Ć,‚ˇ‚炡‚ç‚Ć,‡’˛‚É

to do something easily with no trouble

3611

T

chilly

tʃíli

‚悝‚悝‚ľ‚˘,ŠŚ‚˘,—â‚˝‚˘,ŠŚ‹C‚Ş‚ˇ‚é,—â’W‚Č

when the weather is cold and causing you to shiver

3612

really

ríː[ə]li

–{“–‚ɁGŽŔ‚É

Very

3613

silly

síli

‚Î‚Š‚Č

Lacking seriousness or foolish

3614

largely

lɑ́ː[r]dʒli

Žĺ‚Ć‚ľ‚āG‘ĺ•”•Ş‚Í

In large part; mainly or chiefly

3615

especially

ispéʃəli

“Á‚É

More than usual; extremely

3616

monthly

mʌ́nƒĆli

–ˆŒŽ‚É

Occurring about once every 4 weeks

3617

fully

fúli

ŠŽ‘S‚ɁG\•Ş‚É

Completely or entirely

3618

specifically

spəsífikəli

“Á‚É

In a well defined or clear manner; in particular

3619

T

economically

ŒoĎ“I‚É,ß–ń‚ľ‚Ä

related to use of income and money

3620

typically

“TŒ^“I‚É

in a normal or usual way

3621

basically

béisikli

Šî–{“I‚É‚Í

Used before you explain something simply

3622

dramatically

Œ€“I‚É

In a sudden or extreme manner

3623

automatically

ŽŠ“Ž“I‚É

in a way not requiring control by a person

3624

T

drastically

–Ň—ó‚É,‚΂Á‚ł‚č‚Ć,‹}Œƒ

very seriously

3625

T

enthusiastically

”MS‚É

to do something with excitement and energy

3626

quickly

kwíkli

‘Ź‚­G‚ˇ‚Ž‚É

without taking a lot of time; fast

3627

likely

láikli

‚ ‚肝‚¤‚ȁG`‚ľ‚ť‚¤‚Ĺ‚ ‚éG“K‚ľ‚˝

referring to the chance that something will actually happen

3628

unlikely

ʌnláikli

`‚ľ‚ť‚¤‚ɂȂ˘

Not being likely to happen or not likely to be the truth

3629

weekly

wíːkli

–ˆT

Happening, published, or done once a week

3630

firmly

fə́ː[r]mli

Œ˜‚­G‚ľ‚Á‚Š‚č‚Ć

in a hard, steady, unchanging way

3631

T

timely

“KŽž‚Ě,ŽžŠú‚𓞂˝,Ü‚č‚Ě—Ç‚˘,Ü‚č‚ć‚­

to happen at the right time or good time

3632

extremely

ikstríːmli

‹É‚ß‚Ä

In a way that is much more than usual or expected

3633

suddenly

sʌ́dnli

“Ë‘R‚É

In an unexpected or very quick manner

3634

T

commonly

ˆę”Ę‚É,’Ę—á,‰ş•i‚É,‘e–ě‚É,’Ę‘­‚É,•’Ę

frequently, usually

3635

certainly

sə́ː[r]tnli

Šm‚Š‚É

(said when something is definitely true or is sure to  happen)

3636

T

evenly

ˆę—l‚É,‹Ď“™‚É,Œö•˝‚É

in equal ways

3637

only

óunli

—Bˆę‚́GĹ—ǂ́C‚˝‚ž`‚ž‚݁G‚‚˘`C‚˝‚ž‚ľG`‚ž‚Ş‚ľ‚Š‚ľ

just one; just that amount or thing; not more than

3638

mainly

méinli

Žĺ‚É

mostly; usually; being the largest part

3639

simply

símpli

ŠČ’P‚ɁG’Pƒ‚É

In an easy or clear manner

3640

T

sharply

ʃɑ́ː[r]pli

‰s‚­,‹}‚É,‚Í‚Á‚Ť‚č‚Ć,Œľ‚ľ‚­

harshly

3641

deeply

díːpli

[‚­G[‚É

to a great, intense or extreme extent

3642

early

ə́ː[r]li

‘‚˘G‰Šú‚Ě

Happening sooner than expected

3643

elderly

éldə[r]li

”N”z‚Ě

Being very old

3644

similarly

“Ż—l‚É

In away that is almost the same as something or someone else

3645

regularly

réɡjələ[r]li

’čŠú“I‚ɁG‹K‘Ľ“I‚É

At the usual time each day, week, or month

3646

particularly

pə[r]tíkjələ[r]li

“Á‚É

specially; more than others

3647

properly

prɑ́pə[r]li

“KŘ‚É

In an appropriate or correct manner

3648

T

quarterly

”N4‰ń‚Ě,‹GŠ§Ž

every 4 months

3649

entirely

entáiə[r]li

‘S‚­

Wholly; completely

3650

barely

béə[r]li

‚Š‚ë‚¤‚ś‚Ä

In a way that is difficult but still possible; almost not

3651

fairly

féə[r]li

‚ЂȂč

quite; pretty; between very and a little

3652

rarely

réə[r]li

‚ß‚Á‚˝‚Ɂ`‚Č‚˘

In an infrequent manner

3653

clearly

klíə[r]li

‚Í‚Á‚Ť‚č‚Ć

In a way that is easy to understand; obviously

3654

merely

míə[r]li

’P‚É

Only, simply, or nothing more than

3655

nearly

níə[r]li

‚قƂń‚Ç

not completely; almost

3656

T

sincerely

sinsíə[r]li

˝ŽŔ‚É,S‚Š‚ç

with honesty

3657

T

yearly

jíə[r]li

–ˆ”N‚Ě,—á”N‚Ě,”N1“x‚Ě,‚ť‚Ě”N‚ž‚Ż‚Ě,–ˆ”N,”N1“x

happening every 12 months

3658

surely

ʃúə[r]li

Šm‚ЂɁG‚Ť‚Á‚Ć

With certainty; definitely

3659

T

hourly

1ŽžŠÔ‚˛‚Ć‚Ě,‚˝‚Ń‚˝‚Ń‚Ě

happens every 60 minutes

3660

T

poorly

púə[r]li

•n‚ľ‚­,•s\•Ş‚É,•sŠŽ‘S‚É,‚Ü‚¸‚­

Badly; not enough; not sufficient

3661

seriously

sí[ə]riəsli

^Œ•‚É

In a dangerous or negative manner

3662

obviously

ɑ́bviəsli

–ž‚炊‚É

in a way that is obvious/easy to see or understand

3663

previously

príːviəsli

ˆČ‘O‚É

at an earlier time

3664

closely

klóusli

–§Ú‚É

nearby; just next to

3665

precisely

prisáisli

łŠm‚É

In an exact and accurate manner

3666

approximately

əprɑ́ksimətli

–ńG‘ĺ‘Ě

around; nearly; almost; about (a number)

3667

ultimately

ʌ́ltəmətli

ĹI“I‚É

Done or considered as the final and most important

3668

definitely

déf[ə]nətli

–žŠm‚É

Without question; beyond doubt

3669

T

fortunately

fɔ́ː[r]tʃnətli

‰^‚ć‚­,K‰^‚É‚ŕ

happily, luckily

3670

unfortunately

ʌnfɔ́ː[r]tʃnətli

•s‰^‚É‚ŕ

in a way that is to be regretted; unluckily

3671

T

separately

sép[ə]rətli

—Ł‚ę‚Ä,•ʁX‚É

to do things one at a time, not together

3672

T

accurately

‚Ť‚ż‚ń‚Ć,łŠm‚É‚Í

when something is done correctly

3673

quietly

kwáiətli

Ă‚Š‚É

In a quiet manner;  making little sound or fuss

3674

immediately

imíːdiətli

‚ˇ‚Ž‚É

without any delay; straight away; right (after or before)

3675

exactly

iɡzǽk[t]li

łŠm‚É

No more and no less than; precisely

3676

perfectly

pə́ː[r]fik[t]li

ŠŽŕř‚É

In a faultless manner; without mistakes

3677

directly

dəréktli

’źÚ‚É

in a frank and honest way

3678

T

correctly

kəréktli

ł‚ľ‚­

to do something the right way

3679

T

strictly

strík[t]li

Œľ–§‚É(Œž‚Ś‚Î),Œľ‚ľ‚­,‚Ť‚Á‚ż‚č‚Ć

in a strong manner, in a manner that follows the rules

3680

T

urgently

‹Ů‹}‚É,ŽŠ‹}

to do something right away

3681

T

efficiently

”\—Ś“I‚É,Œř‰Ę“I‚É

to do something well in a little amount of time

3682

significantly

siɡnífik[ə]ntli

’˜‚ľ‚­

In a way that is important or noticeable

3683

T

silently

sáiləntli

–Ů‚Á‚Ä,Ă‚Š‚É

in a quiet manner

3684

currently

ŒťÝ

Happening or being in the present time

3685

differently

ˆŮ‚Č‚Á‚Ä

In another and different manner

3686

apparently

əpǽr[ə]ntli

–ž”’‚ɁGŒŠŠ|‚Ż‚Í

according to what you heard; from what can be seen

3687

recently

ríːsntli

Ĺ‹ßG‹ß”N

just a while ago; not long ago

3688

T

consistently

Žń”öˆęŠŃ‚ľ‚Ä

doing something the same way every time

3689

constantly

kɑ́nst[ə]ntli

â‚Ś‚¸

frequently or without pause

3690

subsequently

sʌ́bsəkw[ə]ntli

Œă‚Ĺ

After something else has happened

3691

consequently

kɑ́nsəkwèntli

‚ť‚ĚŒ‹‰Ę‚Ć‚ľ‚Ä

therefore; as a result of something

3692

frequently

fríːkwəntli

•p”É‚É

Often; regularly

3693

T

conveniently

“s‡‚ć‚­

in a manner that is easy

3694

gently

dʒéntli

—D‚ľ‚­G‰¸‚₊‚É

In a mild, careful, and soft manner

3695

T

permanently

‰i‰“‚É,•s•Ď‚É,‰i‹v‚É

for ever

3696

T

intently

”MS‚É

concentrate closely

3697

T

promptly

prɑ́m[p]tli

‚ˇ‚Ž‚É,•q‘Ź‚É,‘ŚŔ‚É,‚Ň‚Á‚˝‚č

done right away, immediately

3698

partly

pɑ́ː[r]tli

ˆę•”•ނ́G­‚ľ‚Í

In part; not completely

3699

T

shortly

ʃɔ́ː[r]tli

ŠÔ‚ŕ‚Č‚­,‚Ü‚ŕ‚Č‚­,Žč’Z‚É,ŠČ’P‚É,‚Ô‚Á‚Ť‚ç‚Ú‚¤‚É

very soon

3700

T

costly

kɔ́[ː]s[t]li

‚‰ż‚Č,‘šŽ¸‚Ě‘ĺ‚Ť‚˘

to be expensive, to be of a high price

3701

T

honestly

‚˘‚â‚Í‚â,ł’ź‚É,˝ŽŔ‚É,ł“–‚É,ł’ź‚ɑłż–ž‚Ż‚Ä,‚܂Ƃŕ,ŽŔ’ź,^–Ę–Ú

really, truly

3702

firstly

‚Ü‚¸‘ćˆę‚É

Before anything else

3703

mostly

móus[t]li

Žĺ‚ɁG‚قƂń‚Ç

In large part; mainly or chiefly

3704

absolutely

ǽbsəlùːtli

ŠŽ‘S‚É

completely; totally; very

3705

slightly

sláitli

‚킸‚Š‚É

Concerning a small quantity or degree

3706

T

lately

léitli

‹ß‚˛‚ë,Ĺ‹ß

recently

3707

greatly

ɡréitli

”ńí‚É

an extraordinary extent or degree

3708

completely

kəmplíːtli

ŠŽ‘S‚É

In every way or as much as possible

3709

lovely

lʌ́vli

‘f“G‚ȁGˆ¤‚炾‚˘

Attractive or beautiful

3710

T

exclusively

iksklúːsivli

‚ŕ‚Á‚Ď‚ç,”r‘ź“I‚É,ˆę“r‚É,ę‚ç

offered only to a certain group

3711

relatively

rélətivli

”äŠr“I‚ɁG‘Š‘Î“I‚É

In a manner that measures or compares something to something else

3712

T

alternatively

“ńŽŇ‘đˆę“I‚É,‘ă‚č‚ɂȂé‚ׂŤ•¨‚Ć‚ľ‚Ä

another option

3713

T

actively

Šˆ”­‚É

in a way that takes effort and action

3714

effectively

iféktivli

Œř‰Ę“I‚É

In a way that produces the desired result

3715

respectively

rispéktivli

‚ť‚ꂟ‚ę

With regards to each of several persons or things as mentioned, in the order they were mentioned

3716

slowly

slóuli

‚ä‚Á‚­‚č‚Ć

in an unhurried or not speedy manner

3717

T

thoroughly

ƒĆə́ːrouli

‚ˇ‚Á‚Š‚č,ŠŽ‘S‚É,‘S‚­,“O’ę“I‚É

to do something carefully with attention to detail

3718

newly

n[j]úːli

V‚ľ‚­

Very recently; just done or made

3719

truly

trúːli

–{“–‚É

In accordance with truth or fact or reality

3720

highly

háili

”ńí‚É

more than usual; to a great degree

3721

daily

déili

“úX

Happening every day

3722

T

ideally

aidíː[ə]li

ŠŽ‘S–łŒ‡‚É,—‘z“I‚É,ŠĎ”O“I‚É

in a perfect world

3723

T

wisely

ŒŤ‚­,ŒŤ–ž‚É,”˛‚Ż–Ú‚Č‚­,ŒŤ–ž‚É‚ŕ

to do something that is the right thing to do

3724

me

míː

Ž„‚đ

Object form of the person now speaking or writing

3725

economy

ikɑ́nəmi

ŒoĎ

total of all the goods, services and wages in an area

3726

enemy

énəmi

“G

Someone who wants to harm another

3727

army

ɑ́ː[r]mi

ŒR‘ŕ

large group of soldiers organized to fight in wars

3728

knee

níː

•G

Middle part of your leg that bends

3729

funny

fʌ́ni

‚¨‚Š‚ľ‚˘G–­‚Č

Causing laughter; amusing

3730

T

balcony

bǽlk[ə]ni

ƒoƒ‹ƒRƒj[

a small floor area with a wall or fence round it that is joined to the outside of a building

3731

money

mʌ́ni

‚¨‹ŕG‹ŕ‘KGŕŽY

Coins or notes we use to pay for things

3732

company

kʌ́mp[ə]ni

‰ďŽĐ

A business that sells things or provides services

3733

accompany

əkʌ́mpəni

“Żs‚ˇ‚éG•t‚ľ‚Ä‹N‚ą‚é

To do (e.g. travel, play music) with someone

3734

T

sunny

sʌ́ni

°‚ę‚í‚˝‚Á‚˝,—z‹C‚Č,“ú“–‚˝‚č‚Ě‚˘‚˘

a day with no clouds or rain just sunshine

3735

any

éni

i‹^–╜‚Łj‰˝‚ЁG‚˘‚­‚炊Ci”ے蕜‚Łj‚Ç‚ę‚ŕG­‚ľ‚ŕCim’蕜‚Łj‚Ç‚ę‚Ĺ‚ŕ

one (thing) of many; some (thing)

3736

many

méni

‘˝‚­‚́C‘˝”

Used to refer a large number of things

3737

T

mini

míni

ƒ~ƒjƒXƒJ[ƒg,ŹŒ^‚Ě‚ŕ‚Ě

smaller than is usual for a particular type of thing

3738

journey

dʒə́ː[r]ni

—ˇ

act of traveling from one place to another ; trip

3739

T

attorney

ətə́ː[r]ni

‘ă—l,•ŮŒěŽm

lawyer

3740

ceremony

sérəmòuni

‹VŽŽ

special social or religious event

3741

tiny

táini

‚Ć‚Ä‚ŕŹ‚ł‚˘

very, very small

3742

T

rainy

réini

‰J‚Ě,‰J‚Ě‘˝‚˘

water from the clouds, wet or showery

3743

T

trainee

—űKś

someone who is learning on the job

3744

copy

kɑ́pi

ŽĘ‚ˇG ƒRƒs[‚ˇ‚éG ‚܂˂é

To make something that looks the same as the original

3745

T

photocopy

ŽĘ^•ĄŽĘ

an exact copy of a document made with a photographic machine

3746

happy

hǽpi

K‚šGŠđ‚ľ‚˘

Feeling pleasure or joy; glad

3747

T

unhappy

ʌnhǽpi

•‚‚Š‚Ę,•sK‚Č,•s‰^‚Č,ŽS‚ß‚Č,“KŘ‚łȂ˘

feeling little or no joy

3748

therapy

ƒĆérəpi

ŽĄ—Ă

Treatment intended to help fix your problem or medical illness

3749

T

recipe

résəpi

’˛—–@,ť–@,ˆ•űâł,•űô,Žč–@,Žč’i

directions for baking or cooking something 

3750

T

sleepy

slíːpi

–°‚˘,Šˆ‹C‚̂Ȃ˘,n‚ľ‚ˇ‚Ź‚˝

tired, ready for bed

3751

sorry

sɑ́ri

‚ˇ‚܂Ȃ˘‚ĆŽv‚¤GŒă‰÷‚ľ‚Ä‚˘‚éG‹C‚̓łɎv‚¤

what you say to admit you were wrong

3752

T

laundry

lɔ́ːndri

ô‘ó

dirty clothes that need washing

3753

carry

kǽri

‰^‚ԁGŽ‚Â

To hold something and move it to another place

3754

boundary

báund[ə]ri

‹ŤŠE

Where one area ends and another begins

3755

T

referee

rèfəríː

(“Á‚ÉŒˆ’čĽ‰đŒˆ‚đ)ˆĎ‘ő‚ł‚ę‚˝l,’˛’âŽŇ,(ƒQ[ƒ€ĽƒXƒ|[ƒc‚ȂǂĚ)R”ť,ƒŒƒtƒFƒŠ[

the person who oversees something to make sure that the rules are followed

3756

century

sén[t]ʃ[ə]ri

˘‹I

period of 100 years

3757

hurry

hə́ːri

‹}‚ށC‹}‚Ž‚ą‚Ć

To move/act quickly to get somewhere/do something

3758

injury

ín[d]ʒ[ə]ri

ŠQ

Physical or emotional harm or damage that a person experiences

3759

surgery

sə́ː[r]dʒ[ə]ri

Žčp

medical treatment in which a doctor performs an operation, cutting into a body to remove or repair internal parts

3760

luxury

lʌ́kʃ[ə]ri

‹‰Ř‚łGćґň•i

Something expensive or costly that is not needed which is bought for pleasure

3761

T

bakery

béik[ə]ri

ƒpƒ“ÄŽş,ƒpƒ“Ä‚Ťę,ťƒpƒ“Š,ƒpƒ“‰Ž,ƒP[ƒL

a place where baked goods (breads and cakes and pastries) are made and sold

3762

gallery

ɡǽləri

‰ć˜L

place to look at various types of art

3763

salary

sǽl[ə]ri

‹‹—ż

money an employee is paid each year

3764

summary

sʌ́m[ə]ri

—v–ń

brief statement that gives the most important info

3765

memory

mém[ə]ri

‹L‰Ż

Something that has been remembered

3766

T

refinery

¸ťŠ(‘•’u),¸–űŠ

a factory where raw materials are taken to be made pure

3767

T

machinery

məʃíːn[ə]ri

(W‡“I‚É—p‚˘‚Ä)‹@ŠB—Ţ,‹@ŠB‘•’u,‹@\

tools, equipment

3768

T

scenery

síːn[ə]ri

•—Œi,‹CF,ŒiŠĎ

the view of natural surroundings

3769

T

accessory

əksés[ə]ri

ƒAƒNƒZƒTƒŠ[,•”•i,•t‘Ž•¨,‘•g‹ď,•⏕“I‚Č,•t‘Ž“I‚Č

partner in crime

3770

T

anniversary

æ̀nivə́ː[r]s[ə]ri

‹L”O“ú,‹L”OŐ

a date to remember

3771

T

grocery

ɡróus[ə]ri

H—żŽG‰Ý—Ţ,H—żŽG‰Ý“X

a place that sells food items

3772

T

pottery

pɑ́t[ə]ri

“ŠŠí

earthenware, stoneware, ceramics

3773

T

battery

bǽt[ə]ri

(“š‹ď‚ȂǂĚ)‚ЂƂť‚낢,‘g,ˆę˜A,“d’r,‘ł‚ą‚Ć,‹­‘Ĺ

something that produces electric energy

3774

factory

fǽkt[ə]ri

Hę

building where things are made

3775

T

introductory

Đ‰î‚Ě

something that comes before the main event, e.g. introductory speech

3776

T

directory

ƒfƒBƒŒƒNƒgƒŠ[,l–ź•ë,Žw—ߏ‘,ŒP—ߏ‘

an alphabetical list of names and addresses 

3777

T

complimentary

‚ ‚˘‚ł‚‚Ě,–ł—ż‚Ě

it does not cost anything, it is free

3778

T

documentary

dɑ̀kjəmént[ə]ri

ƒhƒLƒ…ƒƒ“ƒ^ƒŠ[,•ś‘‚Ě,y‰f‰ćzƒhƒLƒ…ƒƒ“ƒ^ƒŠ[‰f‰ć,Ž–ŽŔ‚đ‹L˜^‚ľ‚˝,‹L˜^‚ŕ‚Ě

a film about a real life or event

3779

history

híst[ə]ri

—đŽj

study of past event

3780

mystery

míst[ə]ri

“äGƒ~ƒXƒeƒŠ[

book, play, or film that deals with a solution of a strange crime

3781

discovery

diskʌ́v[ə]ri

”­ŒŠ

Learning something for the first time

3782

every

évri

‚ˇ‚ׂẮG–ˆ`

Including each person or thing in a group

3783

delivery

dilív[ə]ri

”z’BG˜b‚ľ•űGoŽY

act of taking something to a person or place

3784

worry

wə́ːri

S”z‚ˇ‚é

To feel concerned or troubled about something

3785

T

advisory

ədváiz[ə]ri

•Œž‚Ě,ŒÚ–â‚Ě,ސ–â‚Ě

related to giving advice or an opinion on what to do

3786

free

fríː

–ł—ż‚Ě

Costing no money

3787

angry

ǽŋɡri

• ‚𗧂Ăâ‚é

Having a strong feeling of being upset

3788

T

hungry

hʌ́ŋɡri

‹ó• ‚Ě,‹Q‚ڂâ‚é

in need of food, needing to eat

3789

agree

əɡríː

“ŻˆÓ‚ˇ‚éGˆę’v‚ˇ‚éG‡‚¤

to have the same opinion as someone else

3790

disagree

dìsəɡríː

”˝‘΂ˇ‚é

To have a different opinion ; to fail to agree

3791

degree

diɡríː

“x;  ’ö“xGƒŒƒxƒ‹

unit for measuring temperature or angles

3792

victory

víkt[ə]ri

Ÿ—˜

Success in defeating an opponent

3793

bury

béri

–„‚ß‚é; –„‘’‚ˇ‚é

To put something into the ground and cover it

3794

secondary

sék[ə]ndèri

“ń”Ԗڂ́G“ńŽŸ“I‚Č

Being of less importance than something else

3795

T

ferry

féri

“n‚ľę,ƒtƒFƒŠ[ƒ{[ƒg,ŽŠ—ÍŒť’n—A‘—‚ˇ‚é

a big boat that carries people and cars

3796

marry

mǽri

Œ‹Ľ‚ˇ‚é

To become the husband or wife of someone

3797

primary

práimèri

Žĺ—v‚ȁG‘ćˆęˆĘ‚Ě

most important, most basic or essential

3798

ordinary

ɔ́ː[r]d[ə]nèri

•’Ę‚Ě

Normal or usual

3799

extraordinary

ikstrɔ́ː[r]d[ə]nèri

ˆŮí‚Č

Beyond what is ordinary; very unusual; remarkable

3800

T

stationery

stéiʃnèri

•ś–[‹ď,•Öâł

any materials needed for writing and printing

3801

T

preliminary

prilímənèri

—\”ő‚Ě,€”ő“I‚Č,‰ź‚Ě,‘O’u‚Ť‚Ě,”­’[‚Ě,˜‚Ě,‰ş‚˛‚ľ‚炌,—\”őŽŽŒą

The first action that comes before a more important one

3802

T

culinary

kjúːlənèri

‘䏊‚Ě,—ż—‚Ě

relating to cooking 

3803

library

láibrèri

}‘ŠŮ

place where books and other media are kept

3804

T

itinerary

aitínərèri

—ˇs“ú’ö•\,“š’ö,—ˇs‹L,—ˇ“ú‹L,—ˇsˆÄ“ŕ

a detailed plan of what will happen on a journey

3805

temporary

témp[ə]rèri

ˆęŽž“I‚Č

Continuing for a limited time, not permanent

3806

contemporary

kəntémpərèri

Œť‘ă‚́G“ŻŽžŠú‚É‹N‚ą‚é

Being of the time being discussed

3807

literary

lítərèri

•śŠw‚Ě

Concerning or concerned with literature

3808

T

contrary

kɑ́ntrèri

”˝‘΂Ě,‹t‚Ě,”˝‘΂̼‹t‚Ě,”˝‚ľ‚Ä

opposite to

3809

necessary

nésəsèri

•K—v‚Č

Needed or required; unavoidable

3810

T

unnecessary

ʌnnésəsèri

•s•K—v‚Č,—]Œv‚Č,–ł‰v‚Č,–ł—p‚Č

not needed

3811

military

mílətèri

ŒR‘ŕCŒR‚Ě

Concerning soldiers or the armed forces

3812

secretary

sékrətèri

”鏑G‘ĺbG’ˇŠŻ

Employee in an office, usually working for another person, dealing with letters, typing, filing, etc. and making appointments and arrangements

3813

voluntary

vɑ́ləntèri

ŽŠ”­“I‚ȁG”CˆÓ‚́G–łž‚Ě

Done or given by their own will and not forced to do

3814

very

véri

‚ƂĂŕC‚Ü‚ł‚É

lot; much

3815

vary

vé[ə]ri

•Ď‚í‚é

To be changeable, both up and down

3816

February

2ŒŽ

2nd month of the year

3817

January

1ŒŽ

1st month of the year

3818

theory

ƒĆíːəri

—˜_

idea that is explain facts or events academically

3819

three

ƒĆríː

3

number 3

3820

jury

dʒú[ə]ri

”†RGR¸ˆő

group of 12 citizens who listen to information about the problem or crime, receive instructions from the judge, and decide the guilt or innocence of the person on trial

3821

T

jewelry

dʒúːəlri

•óÎ—Ţ

gold, silver, stones etc. you wear for decoration, e.g. necklace

3822

category

kǽtəɡɔ̀ːri

•”–ĺGƒJƒeƒSƒŠ[

groups of things that are similar in some way

3823

T

mandatory

mǽndətɔ̀ːri

‹­§“I‚Č,–˝—ß‚Ě,“ŽĄ‚đˆĎ”C‚ł‚ę‚˝,ˆĎ”C‚Ě

something that has to be done

3824

T

explanatory

iksplǽnətɔ̀ːri

‰đŕ‚Ě,ŕ–ž‚Ě

 to explain or make clear

3825

laboratory

lǽb[ə]rətɔ̀ːri

Œ¤‹†Žş

workplace for the conduct of scientific research

3826

territory

térətɔ̀ːri

—Ě“y

area of land or ocean owned or controlled by a government or person

3827

T

inventory

ínv[ə]ntɔ̀ːri

•¨•i–ž×•\,ÝŒÉ,ÝŒÉƒŠƒXƒg

detailed list of everything included

3828

story

stɔ́ːri

˜bG•¨Œę

an account or description of how something happened

3829

tree

tríː

–Ř

tall green plants in a forest

3830

T

toiletry

tɔ́ilətri

ƒgƒCƒŒƒ^ƒŠ[,‰ťĎ•i,ôň—p•i

articles used for washing and taking care of your body

3831

poetry

póuətri

Ž

poetic writing; imaginative verses

3832

T

satisfactory

sæ̀tisfǽkt[ə]ri

–ž‘Ť‚Č,\•Ş‚Č

acceptable

3833

country

kʌ́ntri

‘

An area of land that is controlled by a government

3834

entry

éntri

“üę

act of entering

3835

industry

índəstri

ŽY‹Ć

Factories or businesses that make certain products

3836

T

chemistry

kémistri

‰ťŠw,‘АŤ

the study of chemicals

3837

T

pastry

péistri

‚Ë‚č‰ŮŽq

a food made of flour, fat and water and baked with other food inside it

3838

recovery

rikʌ́v[ə]ri

‰ń•œ

process of returning to a former state after problems or a downward turn

3839

inquiry

inkwái[ə]ri

–₢‡‚킚GŽż–âG’˛¸

request for information

3840

T

query

kwíəri

‹^–â‚đ‚Í‚ł‚Ţ,‚đ‹^‚¤,‚đ–₤,‹^–â,‹^‚˘,Žż–â

question, inquire

3841

sea

síː

ŠC

place with a large amount of salt water

3842

see

síː

ŒŠ‚é

To use your eyes to look at something

3843

T

embassy

émbəsi

‘ĺŽgŠŮ,Žgß’c

the office of an ambassador

3844

policy

pɑ́ləsi

­ôG•űj

course of action proposed by an organization, etc

3845

T

pharmacy

fɑ́ː[r]məsi

ť–ňŠw,–ň‹Ç,–ňŠw

a store where medicines are prepared and sold

3846

T

accuracy

ǽkjərəsi

¸–§‚ł,łŠm,¸“x

the state of being exact and correct

3847

democracy

dimɑ́krəsi

–ŻŽĺŽĺ‹` 

system of government in which everyone is equal

3848

T

courtesy

kə́ː[r]təsi

—ç‹Vł‚ľ‚ł,—ç‹V

a kindness to someone

3849

taxi

tǽksi

ƒ^ƒNƒV[

car that transports people for money

3850

fancy

fǽnsi

D‚ށG`‚ľ‚˝‚˘‹C‚Ş‚ˇ‚é

To want to have or do something; feel like

3851

tendency

téndənsi

ŒXŒü

likelihood to behave in a particular way

3852

emergency

imə́ː[r]dʒ[ə]nsi

‹Ů‹}Ž–‘Ô

sudden event needing an immediate action

3853

agency

éidʒ[ə]nsi

‘ă—“X

business that provides some service for others

3854

T

proficiency

prəfíʃnsi

n’B,n—ű,ă’B

skill and experience

3855

efficiency

ifíʃnsi

Œř—Ś

working well; producing something without waste

3856

T

vacancy

véik[ə]nsi

‹ó‚Ť’n,‹ó‚Ť•”‰Ž,‚ˇ‚Ť‚Ü,•úS,•úSó‘Ô,‹ó‹•

job or position that needs to be filled

3857

pregnancy

préɡnənsi

”DP

state of being pregnant; the period from conception to birth when a woman carries a developing fetus in her uterus

3858

T

occupancy

ɑ́kjəp[ə]nsi

č—L,č‹’,—Ě—L,‹Z,Žg—p

the state of living in a place

3859

T

discrepancy

diskrép[ə]nsi

–ľ‚,•sˆę’v,H‚˘ˆá‚˘

an unexpected difference between two things that needs to be explained

3860

currency

kə́ːr[ə]nsi

’ʉÝ

money system that a country uses

3861

frequency

fríːkwənsi

•p“x

How often something happens

3862

T

bankruptcy

bǽŋkrʌp[t]si

“|ŽY

the act of having no more money to pay bills

3863

T

oversee

‚đŠÄŽ‹‚ˇ‚é,‚đŠÄ“‚ˇ‚é,watch over

to supervise

3864

T

icy

áisi

•X‚É—l‚É—â‚˝‚˘,•X‚̂悤‚Č,•X‚Ě‘˝‚˘,•X‚łłŤ‚˝,•X‚ÉŽ—‚˝

made of ice

3865

tea

tiː

‚¨’ƒ

drink made when you put dried leaves in hot water

3866

fifty

fífti

50

50

3867

safety

séifti

ˆŔ‘S

state of being free from harm or danger

3868

T

humidity

hjuːmídəti

y‹CŰzŽź“x,Žź‹C

how much dampness their is in the air

3869

quality

kwɑ́ləti

ŽżGŽ‘Žż

high level of worth or excellence

3870

T

hospitality

hɑ̀spətǽləti

eŘ‚Č‚ŕ‚ĂȂľ,Š˝‘Ň,S—D‚ľ‚˘

welcoming, friendly behavior  you show to visitors or guests

3871

reality

ri[ː]ǽləti

ŒťŽŔ

What is true, as opposed to what is imagined

3872

ability

əbíləti

”\—Í

The power, money, or skill to do something

3873

probability

prɑ̀bəbíləti

‰Â”\ŤGŠm—Ś

what the chances are that something will happen

3874

T

availability

əvèiləbíləti

—˜—p“x,—LŒřŤ

Being present and able to be used

3875

capability

kèipəbíləti

”\—Í

means, ability, or potential to do something

3876

possibility

pɑ̀səbíləti

‰Â”\Ť

something with a chance of happening or being true

3877

T

flexibility

flèksəbíləti

_“,‹üÜ—Ś

the ability to adapt or change easily

3878

responsibility

rispɑ̀nsəbíləti

Ó”C

state of being dependable or reliable

3879

T

reliability

rilàiəbíləti

M—Š,—Š‚ŕ‚ľ‚ł,M—АŤ,MœßŤ,Šm“x,ŠmŽŔ

the state of being trustworthy

3880

T

utility

juːtíləti

ƒ†[ƒeƒBƒŠƒeƒB,–đ‚É—§‚‚ą‚Ć,–đ‚É—§‚‚ŕ‚Ě

usefulness

3881

T

amenity

əmíːnəti

‰ő“K‚ł,—ç‹V,śŠˆ‚đŠy‚ľ‚­‚ˇ‚é‚ŕ‚Ě,(l•ż)Š´‚ś‚̂悳

Something, like a swimming pool in a town, that makes life more comfortable and enjoyable.

3882

opportunity

ɑ̀pə[r]t[j]úːnəti

‹@‰ď

time/situation when a thing might be done; chance

3883

community

kəmjúːnəti

’nˆćŽĐ‰ď

group of people who share a common idea or area

3884

T

similarity

sìməlǽrəti

—ŢŽ—“_,—ŢŽ—(“_)

the state of being almost the same

3885

T

popularity

pɑ̀pjəlǽrəti

l‹C,•]”ť,‘ĺOŤ

the state of being liked by many people

3886

T

familiarity

fəmìliǽrəti

e–§

the state of being used to, or comfortable with something

3887

security

sikjú[ə]rəti

ˆŔ‘S

Things done to protect people, buildings, a country, etc. from harm

3888

majority

mədʒɔ́[ː]rəti

‘ĺ‘˝”

amount that is more than half of a group

3889

T

authority

əƒĆɔ́ːrəti

Œ ˆĐ,Œ ˆĐŽŇ,o“T,Œ ŒŔ,Œ —Í,‹–‰Â,E–ąŒ ŒŔ,“–‹Ç

the power to give orders and make decisions

3890

minority

mənɔ́[ː]rəti

­””h

part that is less than half of the whole; a small part

3891

priority

praiɔ́[ː]rəti

—Dć‡ˆĘ

fact that is more important than other things

3892

capacity

kəpǽsəti

”\—́G—e—Ę

Ability to hold, involve or contain people or things

3893

T

necessity

nəsésəti

•s‰ÂŒ‡‚Č‘śÝ,•KŽů•i,•K—v,“ú—p•i,•K—vŤ,•n–R

something which you need

3894

T

publicity

pʌblísəti

Œö‹¤Ť,Œö•\,ˆę”ʂɒm‚ç‚ę‚Ä‚˘‚邹‚Ć,Žü’m,•]”ť,ŒöŠJ

the  advertising message to let people know about a product or event

3895

electricity

ilèktrísəti

“d‹C

energy generated positive and negative charges

3896

complexity

kəmpléksəti

•ĄŽG‚ł

state of having many parts and not being simple

3897

density

dénsəti

–§“x

degree to which an area is filled or covered

3898

university

jùːnəvə́ː[r]s[ə]ti

‘ĺŠw

high-level educational institution; college

3899

quantity

kwɑ́ntəti

—Ę

amount or number of something

3900

identity

aidéntəti

ƒAƒCƒfƒ“ƒeƒBƒeƒBG“ĆŽŠŤGgŒł

collection of qualities that makes a person

3901

T

productivity

pròudʌktívəti

śŽYŤ,śŽY—Í

the amount of work done

3902

T

creativity

krìːeitívəti

‘n‘˘Ť,“Ć‘n—Í

the state of having talent and imagination

3903

variety

vəráiəti

‘˝—lŤGŽí—Ţ

particular type of thing or person

3904

anxiety

æŋzáiəti

•sˆŔ

Fear about what might happen; worry

3905

personality

pə̀ː[r]sənǽləti

ŒÂŤGŤŠi

person_s unique character; the way that a person usually acts

3906

stability

stəbíləti

ˆŔ’č

quality or state of not being easily moved or changed

3907

liability

làiəbíləti

Ó”CG•‰Â

something that is owed to someone else, e.g. a debt

3908

facility

fəsíləti

Ž{Ý

piece of equipment or buildings with a special use

3909

committee

kəmíti/kɑ̀mitíː

ˆĎˆő‰ď

group of people who do or decide something

3910

T

celebrity

səlébrəti

—L–źl,–źŽm,–źş,ƒeƒŒƒr‚ɂ悭‚Ĺ‚é—L–źl

someone famous

3911

charity

tʃǽrəti

Žœ‘P’c‘Ě

institution providing help to the needy, the sick

3912

pretty

príti

‚Š‚í‚˘‚˘G‚ˇ‚Ä‚Ť‚Č

Being attractive to the eye in a simple way

3913

city

síti

ŽsG“sŽs

A heavily populated area with many buildings and roads

3914

diversity

dəvə́ː[r]səti

‘˝—lŤ

state or quality of having a range of different things and ideas

3915

activity

æktívəti

Šˆ“Ž

An action or task, e.g. sports, washing your clothes

3916

society

səsáiəti

ŽĐ‰ď

community of people living together

3917

T

specialty

ę–ĺ,–ꕍ,“Á’Ľ

something you are very good at

3918

T

faculty

fǽk[ə]lti

”\—Í,Ë”\,‹łŽö’c,‹@”\

an instructor or professor at university

3919

difficulty

dífikʌ̀lti

“‚łG˘“ď

Something that is hard to do

3920

penalty

pén[ə]lti

”ą

Punishment for committing a crime or offense

3921

T

loyalty

lɔ́i[ə]lti

’ĺß,’‰‹`,’‰˝,˝ŽŔ

the act of being faithful to someone or something

3922

guilty

ɡílti

—Lß‚Ě

Responsible for a wrongdoing or an offense

3923

T

faulty

Œ‡Š×‚Ě‚ ‚é,•sŠŽ‘S‚Č,Œ‡“_‚Ě‚ ‚é,‰ßޏ‚Ě‚ ‚é,‚¸‚ł‚ń‚Č

broken, not perfect

3924

guarantee

ɡæ̀r[ə]ntíː

•ۏ؁C•ŰŘ‚ˇ‚é

To make a formal promise that something will happen or be done.

3925

T

warranty

ł“–‚ČŞ‹’(——R),•ۏŘ(‘),’S•Ű

the promise to repair or replace a product if it ceases to work properly

3926

uncertainty

ʌnsə́ː[r]tnti

•sŠmŽŔ‚Č‚ą‚Ć

The feeling that you don't really know what will happen

3927

seventy

sévnti

Žľ\

70

3928

plenty

plénti

‚˝‚­‚ł‚ń

when there is not too little of something; a lot

3929

twenty

twénti

20

number 20

3930

county

káunti

ŒSGB

administrative region within a country or a state

3931

ninety

náinti

90

90

3932

empty

ém[p]ti

‹ó‚Á‚Ű‚Ě

Containing nothing; with no contents

3933

party

pɑ́ː[r]ti

ƒp[ƒeƒB[

social event often with food, drinks and dancing

3934

dirty

də́ː[r]ti

‰˜‚˘

Not clean

3935

property

prɑ́pə[r]ti

Š—L•¨GŕŽY

Things, building or piece of land owned by someone

3936

poverty

pɑ́və[r]ti

•n˘

 state of being poor

3937

forty

fɔ́ː[r]ti

40

40

3938

sixty

síksti

˜Z\

60

3939

T

thirsty

ƒĆə́ː[r]sti

‚Ě‚Ç‚Ş‚Š‚í‚˘‚˝

in need of water

3940

T

tasty

téisti

‚¨‚˘‚ľ‚˘,–Ą‚Ě‚˘‚˘

delicious

3941

duty

d[j]úːti

‹`–ą

work required by your job or position

3942

beauty

bjúːti

”ül

The quality of being physically or visually attractive

3943

eighty

éiti

80

80

3944

heavy

hévi

d‚˘

Having a lot of weight

3945

movie

múːvi

‰f‰ć

motion picture; film

3946

we

wíː

Ž„‚˝‚ż

Used to refer to the speaker and other people together

3947

T

snowy

á‚Ě,á‚Ě‘˝‚˘

cold weather with snow falling

3948

employee

implɔ́iiː

]‹Ćˆő

person who works for someone else for payment

3949

busy

bízi

–Z‚ľ‚˘

working hard doing something; full of activity

3950

lazy

léizi

‘Ó‘Ä‚Č

not liking to work or make an effort; idle

3951

crazy

kréizi

‹C‚Ş‹ś‚Á‚˝G–˛’†‚Ĺ‚ ‚é

Not being sensible or practical

3952

easy

íːzi

ŠČ’P‚ȁG‚ä‚Á‚˝‚肾‚˝

Not hard to do; not difficult

3953

T

noisy

nɔ́izi

‚₊‚Ü‚ľ‚˘,‘›X‚ľ‚˘,‚´‚í‚‚˘‚˝

too loud

3954

boy

bɔ́i

’j‚ĚŽq

A young male person

3955

joy

dʒɔ́i

Šě‚Ń

feeling of great happiness and pleasure

3956

enjoy

endʒɔ́i

Šy‚ľ‚Ţ

To take pleasure in something

3957

employ

emplɔ́i

ŒŮ‚¤

To pay a person to work for you; to give a job to

3958

T

annoy

ənɔ́i

‚¤‚邳‚ނ炚‚é,‚đ‚˘‚ç‚˘‚炳‚š‚é

to bother or irritate

3959

destroy

distrɔ́i

”j‰ó‚ˇ‚é

To damage so badly that something no longer exists

3960

toy

tɔ́i

‚¨‚ŕ‚ż‚á

things children play with, as dolls or small cars

3961

cause

kɔ́ːz

`‚ĚŒ´ˆö‚ƂȂéGˆř‚Ť‹N‚ą‚ˇG`‚ł‚š‚é

To make something happen; create effect or result

3962

T

goods

ɡúdz

¤•i,‰Ćŕ,•ž’n,‰Ý•¨,•i•¨

resources or things bought or sold

3963

besides

bisáidz

`‚Ě‚Ů‚ŠG`‚đœ‚˘‚āC‚ť‚̏ă

Other than or in addition to

3964

as

“Ż‚ś‚Ž‚ç‚˘G`‚̂悤‚É

word that is used to compare two equal things

3965

T

jazz

dʒǽz

ƒWƒƒƒY

a kind of music

3966

whereas

[h]we[ə]rǽz

`‚Ĺ‚ ‚éˆę•ű‚Ĺ

taking into consideration the fact that

3967

clothes

klóuz

ˆß•ž

The things you wear on your body e.g. shirt, dress, tie

3968

his

”ނ́G”ނ̂ŕ‚Ě

Something belonging to a male person

3969

sometimes

sʌ́mtàimz

‚Ć‚Ť‚Ç‚Ť

only at certain times; occasionally

3970

T

jeans

ƒW[ƒ“ƒY

pants made from denim

3971

because

bikɔ́ːz

‚Č‚ş‚Č‚ç`‚ž‚Š‚ç

For a reason

3972

clause

klɔ́ːz

đ€

specific term or demand in a legal agreement

3973

pause

pɔ́ːz

‹xŽ~C‹xŽ~‚ˇ‚é

To stop doing for a while before continuing

3974

T

downstairs

dáunstéə[r]z

ŠK‰ş‚É

on a lower floor of a building

3975

T

upstairs

ʌ́pstéə[r]z

ŠKă‚Ö,2ŠK‚Ö,‚˘‚Á‚ť‚¤‚‚˘’nˆĘ‚É,“Ş‚Í,2ŠK

on a higher level of the building

3976

themselves

ð[ə]msélvz

”ނ玊gG”ޏ—‚玊gG‚ť‚ę‚玊‘Ě

reflexive form of they

3977

ourselves

àuə[r]sélvz

Ž„‚˝‚żŽŠg

Used by a speaker to show that they and one or more people are affected by their action

3978

T

browse

bráuz

‚´‚Á‚Ć–Ú‚đ’Ę‚ˇ,—“Ç‚ˇ‚é,–Ÿ‘R‚ƓǂŢ,—t‚ȂǂđH‚¤

look or leaf through casually, like looking through a book without really reading it

3979

those

ðóuz

‚ ‚ę‚ç

used to show which people or things we are talking about

3980

T

enclose

enklóuz

“Ż••‚ˇ‚é

to surround fully

3981

nose

nóuz

•@

part of the face used for breathing and smelling

3982

pose

póuz

Žp¨Gƒ|[ƒYCƒ|[ƒY‚đ‚Ć‚é

to put someone in a position to be photographed

3983

oppose

əpóuz

”˝‘΂ˇ‚é

To fight against someone in a contest, game or fight

3984

propose

prəpóuz

’ńˆÄ‚ˇ‚é

To offer or put forward an idea for consideration

3985

suppose

səpóuz

Žv‚¤G‰ź’股‚é

To imagine or guess what might happen

3986

compose

kəmpóuz

ěŹ‚ˇ‚éG\Ź‚ˇ‚é

To come together to form or make something e.g. music

3987

impose

impóuz

‰Ű‚ˇG‹­‚˘‚é

To make someone to do or endure something

3988

T

dispose

dispóuz

”z—ń‚ˇ‚é,”z’u‚ˇ‚é

to get rid of something

3989

expose

èkspouzéi,ikspóuz

‚ł‚炡G–\‚­

To make visible, without covering or protection

3990

T

rose

róuz,rouzéi

yA•¨zy‰Ôzƒoƒ‰,’WÔF,”ül,”ü–e,‰ÔŒ`,ƒoƒ‰F‚ɂȂé,(Šç‚ȂǂŞ)Ô‚­‚Č‚é,rise‚Ě‰ß‹ŽŒ`,ƒoƒ‰F

a red flower used to show love

3991

choose

tʃúːz

‘I‚Ô

To select; decide between several possibilities

3992

whose

húːz

’N‚Ě

Who owns something

3993

lose

lúːz

ޏ‚¤

to be unable to find something you once had

3994

news

n[j]úːz

’m‚炚

information about recent events

3995

T

cruise

krúːz

Žü—VŠĎŒő‘D,qs‚ˇ‚é,„q‚ˇ‚é,•ŕ‚Ť‰ń‚é

a long, relaxing holiday on a ship

3996

refuse

[vǀɐ]rifjúːz ,[nǀɐ]réfjuːs

‹‘”Ű‚ˇ‚é

To say that you will not accept something

3997

confuse

kənfjúːz

Ź—‚ł‚š‚é

To make something unclear or hard to understand

3998

accuse

əkjúːz

‘i‚Ś‚éG”ń“‚é

To claim that someone has done something wrong

3999

T

amuse

əmjúːz

‚đŠy‚ľ‚Ü‚š‚é,Î‚킚‚é

to entertain

4000

T

subsidize

sʌ́bsədàiz

•⏕‹ŕ‚đ—^‚Ś‚é,‚đ‰‡•Ľ•Ź‚ˇ‚é

to give financial help

4001

T

merchandise

mə́ː[r]tʃndàiz

¤•i,‚đ¤‹Ć‰ť‚ˇ‚é,”„”ƒ‚ˇ‚é,é“`‚ˇ‚é

goods for sale

4002

T

franchise

frǽn[t]ʃaiz

ƒtƒ‰ƒ“ƒ`ƒƒƒCƒY,“ÁŒ ,ŽQ­Œ ,‘I‹“Œ ,Œö–ŻŒ ,‰ďˆőŒ 

one of many branches of a business you buy, e.g.KFC

4003

apologize

əpɑ́lədʒàiz

ŽÓß‚ˇ‚é

To say sorry because of a mistake or injury

4004

specialize

spéʃ[ə]làiz

ę–ĺ‚É‚ˇ‚é

To focus on one area of a field or profession

4005

analyze

ǽnəlàiz

•ސ͂ˇ‚é

To study carefully to find out the meaning of

4006

T

personalize

lŠi‰ť‚ˇ‚é

change something so that it is tailored to a particular person's needs

4007

T

penalize

píːnəlàiz

”ą‚ˇ‚é

to punish someone

4008

T

finalize

fáin[ə]làiz

‚đI‚í‚炚‚é,ŠŽ—š‚ˇ‚é,‚ÉŒ‹––‚đ‚Â‚Ż‚é,‚đŒˆ’č“I‚É‚ˇ‚é

to make final

4009

realize

ríːəlàiz

‹C‚Ă‚­G—‰đ‚ˇ‚é

To become aware of or understand mentally

4010

T

economize

ikɑ́nəmàiz

Œ–ń‚ˇ‚é

to save money, avoid waste

4011

T

minimize

mínəmàiz

ĹŹŒŔ‚É‚ˇ‚é,ŒyŽ‹‚ˇ‚é

to make less important or smaller

4012

compromise

kɑ́mprəmàiz

‘Ă‹Ś‚ˇ‚éGŠëŒŻ‚É‚ł‚炡C‘Ă‹Ś

To come to agreement by mutual concession

4013

T

maximize

mǽksəmàiz

‹É‘剝‚ˇ‚é,Ĺ‘ĺ‚É‚ˇ‚é

to make use of as much as possible

4014

T

customize

kʌ́stəmàiz

‚đ’•ś‚Ĺ“Áť‚ˇ‚é

make or change something to suit the customer's  particular needs

4015

recognize

rékəɡnàiz

”FŽŻ‚ˇ‚é

To remember because you have met it before

4016

organize

ɔ́ː[r]ɡ[ə]nàiz

‘gD‚ˇ‚éG‚܂Ƃ߂éGŒv‰ć‚ˇ‚é

To arrange and plan things, e.g. a party

4017

T

revolutionize

‚ÉŠv–˝‚đ‹N‚ą‚ˇ

to make a new, big change in society

4018

rise

ráiz

ă‚Ş‚éG‹N—§‚ˇ‚éCă¸

To move from a lower position to a higher one

4019

arise

əráiz

ś‚ś‚éG‹N‚ą‚é

To result or happen due to a particular event

4020

T

authorize

ɔ́ːƒĆəràiz

‚ÉŒ ŒŔ‚đ—^‚Ś‚é,ˆĎ”C‚ˇ‚é,(łŽŽ‚É)”F‰Â‚ˇ‚é,Œö”F‚ˇ‚é

to give permission for something

4021

summarize

sʌ́məràiz

—v–ń‚ˇ‚é

To state the main or most important ideas of something

4022

T

memorize

méməràiz

‹L‰Ż‚ˇ‚é,ˆĂ‹L‚ˇ‚é

to learn and remember things

4023

characterize

kǽrəktəràiz

`‚Ƃ݂ȂˇG •`‚­G “Á’Ľ‚Ă‚Ż‚é

To describe the qualities of person, place, thing

4024

T

familiarize

e‚ľ‚Ü‚š‚é

to get to know better

4025

prize

práiz

Ü•i

Something that is won in a contest or given as an award

4026

comprise

kəmpráiz

ŠÜ‚ށG\Ź‚ˇ‚é

To make up or form something

4027

surprise

sə[r]práiz

‹Á‚Š‚š‚é

To do something that another person didn't expect

4028

enterprise

éntə[r]pràiz

Šé‹ĆG Ž–‹ĆG Šé‚Ä

Willingness to take new ventures; initiative; business organization; plan

4029

size

sáiz

‘傍‚łGƒTƒCƒY

How big or small a thing is

4030

emphasize

émfəsàiz

‹­’˛‚ˇ‚é

To stress the items that are important

4031

T

publicize

pʌ́bləsàiz

‚đŒö•\‚ˇ‚é,é“`‚ˇ‚é

make known generally

4032

criticize

krítəsàiz

”ᔝ‚ˇ‚é

To say that someone or something is bad

4033

T

downsize

ŹŒ^‰ť‚ˇ‚é

reduce in size or number

4034

exercise

éksə[r]sàiz

‰^“Ž‚ˇ‚é

To work out to become stronger and healthier

4035

advertise

ǽdvə[r]tàiz

é“`‚ˇ‚é

to show how good a product is, to make people buy

4036

advise

ədváiz

’‰‚ˇ‚é; ŠŠ‚ß‚é

To suggest what should be done

4037

revise

riváiz

‰ü’ů‚ˇ‚éG•œK‚ˇ‚é

To make changes, add something to improve

4038

T

supervise

súːpə[r]vàiz

‚đŠÄ“Â(ŠÇ—)‚ˇ‚é

to watch over and manage

4039

wise

wáiz

ŒŤ‚˘

knowledgeable about life; having good judgment

4040

T

likewise

láikwàiz

‚ť‚̏ă‚É,‚ł‚ç‚É,“Ż—l‚É

in the same way

4041

otherwise

ʌ́ðə[r]wàiz

‚ł‚ŕ‚Ȃ݂ę‚΁G•ʂ̂â‚č•ű‚ŁC‘ź‚Ě

indicates that there will be a bad result if something is done, not done, or done improperly

4042

nowadays

náuədèiz

Ĺ‹ß‚Í

At the present time; now

4043

phase

féiz

’iŠK

distinct part or step in a process

4044

gaze

ɡéiz

‹ĂŽ‹

direction you are looking

4045

amaze

əméiz

‚Ń‚Á‚­‚肳‚š‚é

To cause wonder; to surprise completely

4046

raise

réiz

‚‚ß‚é

To increase a quantity, size, intensity or price

4047

phrase

fréiz

Œž‚˘‰ń‚ľGŒę‹ĺ

group of words that forms a unit and expresses a single meaning

4048

T

paraphrase

pǽrəfrèiz

ŕ–ž,Œž‚˘‘Ö‚Ś,ˆÓ–ó,‘ź‚ĚŒę‚ĹŒž‚˘‚Ђڂé,‚đŒž‚˘‚Ђڂé

saying it again but putting the same meaning into different words

4049

praise

préiz

ĚŽ^CĚŽ^‚ˇ‚é

To express approval of something or someone

4050

always

ɔ́ː[l]weiz

‚˘‚‚ŕ

at all times; in every situation

4051

ease

íːz

‹CŠy‚łG—eˆŐ‚ł

state of being comfortable or relaxed

4052

cheese

tʃíːz

ƒ`[ƒY

yellowish solid food made from aged milk

4053

these

ðíːz

‚ą‚ę‚ç

People, things, or ideas near you

4054

species

spíːʃi[ː]z

Ží

most specific level in the scientific tree

4055

please

plíːz

‚Ç‚¤‚źG‚Ç‚¤‚ЁG‚ş‚Đ

You say this when you politely ask people for things

4056

freeze

fríːz

“€‚é

To harden to a solid below zero degrees

4057

series

sí[ə]ri[ː]z

˜A‘ą

number of things that happen one after another

4058

overseas

[a]óuvə[r]síːz,[adv.n]˧˨˦

ŠCŠOGŠCŠO‚Ě

In or to a foreign country that is across a sea

4059

T

expertise

èkspəː[r]tíːz

ę–ĺ“I‹Zp,ę–ĺ’mŽŻ,ę–ĺ“I‚ČˆÓŒŠ

excellent knowledge on something

4060

disease

dizíːz

•a‹C

illness that affects a person, animal, or plant

4061

noise

nɔ́iz

‰šG‘›‰šG ŽG‰š

Loud sounds that cause discomfort or annoyance