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pPę |
š |
ú{ęóá |
pęóá |
1 |
T |
diploma |
diplóumə |
˛ĆŘ,öś |
a
document certifying the successful completion of a course of study |
2 |
T |
spa |
spɑ́ː |
Ąę,ˇň |
a
place you can go to relax and
improve your health, or how you look |
3 |
raw |
rɔ́ː |
śĚG˘ÁHĚ |
Being
uncooked |
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4 |
job |
dʒɑ́b |
d |
regular
work of earning money |
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5 |
T |
cab |
kǽb |
^NV[ |
taxi |
6 |
T |
lab |
lǽb |
¤,laboratory |
where
you do experiments |
7 |
grab |
ɡrǽb |
ŠÝćé |
To
quickly reach out and take something in your hand. |
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8 |
club |
klʌ́b |
NuG ŻDďG ďő§gDC
|
group
of people who share an interest, as in sport |
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9 |
pub |
pʌ́b |
puGđę |
building
with a bar licensed to sell alcohol |
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10 |
web |
wéb |
C^[lbgĚEFu |
internetfs collection of
interrelated information |
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11 |
T |
bulb |
bʌ́lb |
^óÇ,
Ş,d
|
the
shape of a teardrop, e.g. light bulb |
12 |
T |
suburb |
sʌ́bəː[r]b |
xO,ßx |
living
area outside the city |
13 |
T |
superb |
supə́ː[r]b |
ˇÎ羢,ľČ,ŘČ,ĆŃŤčĚ |
very
good |
14 |
disturb |
distə́ː[r]b |
ˇGW°é |
To
stop someone from working or sleeping |
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15 |
verb |
və́ː[r]b |
Ž |
word
that expresses an action or state |
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16 |
T |
absorb |
əbsɔ́ː[r]b/əbzóː[r]b |
đzűˇé |
to
take in or soak up |
17 |
tube |
t[j]úːb |
Ç |
long,
hollow object |
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18 |
T |
subscribe |
səbskráib |
Ěđ^Śé,(`É)źˇé,\ńđˇé,\ńŕđĽ¤,\ńwǡé |
to
pay money to receive a service or product regularly |
19 |
T |
prescribe |
priskráib |
˝ßˇé,đKčˇé,űˇé,wڎé |
to
formally tell someone what to do |
20 |
describe |
diskráib |
ྷéG`ʡé |
To
tell someone the appearance, sound or smell of something |
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21 |
odd |
ďČ |
Being
unexpected and different; out of the ordinary |
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22 |
god |
ɡɑ́d |
_ |
religion
supernatural being with special powers |
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23 |
add |
ǽd |
ÁŚé |
To
put two things or numbers together, e.g. 2+2 |
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24 |
ad |
ǽd |
L |
public
notice or advertisement |
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25 |
bad |
bǽd |
Ť˘ |
Not
good; wrong |
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26 |
glad |
ɡlǽd |
¤ęľ˘ |
happy
that something happened; pleased |
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27 |
mad |
mǽd |
{Á˝ |
Very
angry |
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28 |
T |
pad |
pǽd |
Ä,lߨ,Ĩ,Élߨđˇé,đˇřŠšé |
many
sheets of paper glued together for writing |
29 |
sad |
sǽd |
ßľ˘ |
feeling
unhappy; wishing something hadn't happened |
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30 |
method |
méĆəd |
ű@ |
(organized
and planned) way of doing something |
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31 |
solid |
sɑ́ləd |
ĹĚĚGŔČ |
Firm
or hard ; not a gas or liquid |
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32 |
blood |
blʌ́d |
|
red
liquid in the bodies of people and animals |
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33 |
T |
salad |
sǽləd |
T_ |
food
made of mainly leaves or lettuce and vegetables |
34 |
flood |
flʌ́d |
^
|
large
amount of water covering land that is usually dry |
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35 |
rapid |
rǽpid |
}ŹČ |
Happening
very quickly |
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36 |
stupid |
st[j]úːpəd |
ΊGŞŞŤ˘ |
not
intelligent; lacking the ability to learn easily |
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37 |
hundred |
hʌ́ndrəd |
100 |
100 |
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38 |
T |
unlimited |
ŔčȢ,ŔčľÄ˘Č˘,ł§ŔĚ,łŔĚ,łs Ě |
without
end |
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39 |
liquid |
líkwid |
tĚ |
basic
state of things that is similar to water; not solid or gas |
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40 |
period |
pí[ə]riəd |
úÔGă |
set
amount of time during which events take place |
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41 |
bed |
béd |
xbh |
A
piece of furniture that people sleep on |
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42 |
T |
embed |
embéd |
ÍßŢ,ßé,AŚŢ,Ĺčˇé,(SČÇ)É[ŻÜé,H˘Ţ |
to
push something deep inside something else |
43 |
dead |
déd |
ńŢé |
Not
alive |
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44 |
head |
héd |
Ş |
top
part of your body with eyes and a mouth |
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45 |
ahead |
əhéd |
OűÉGćÉ |
In
or toward the front |
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46 |
T |
letterhead |
^[wbh |
the
printing at the top of a letter that tells you the name and details of the
company sending it |
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47 |
T |
overhead |
[a.n]óuvə[r]hèd,[adv]˦˨˦ |
I[o[wbh,ŞăĚ,ŞăĹ,ŞăÉ é |
the
fixed cost of a business, e.g. rent |
48 |
lead |
ą |
to
show the way or guide others |
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49 |
red |
réd |
ÔGĚFĚć¤Č |
being
the color of blood |
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50 |
read |
ríːd |
ÇŢ |
To
look at and comprehend the meaning some writing |
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51 |
bread |
bréd |
p |
Baked
food made from flour, used in sandwiches, etc. |
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52 |
spread |
spréd |
L°éCLŞč |
To
place something over or cover a large area |
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53 |
instead |
instéd |
ťĚăíčÉ |
When
one thing is replaced by another |
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54 |
wed |
wéd |
Ľˇé |
formal
to get married to |
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55 |
bid |
bíd |
üDClđÂŻé |
To
propose an amount you want to pay for something |
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56 |
T |
forbid |
fə[r]bíd |
đÖ¸é |
to
not allow |
57 |
T |
unattended |
tŤY˘ĚȢ |
when
someone or something is not being watched |
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58 |
kid |
kíd |
qÇŕCçk𞤠|
informal
child or young person |
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59 |
T |
valid |
vǽlid |
ŞĚ é,ĺŁĚłľ˘,ĂČ,LřČ,@IÉLřČ,mŠČ,łČ,řĘIČ |
just,
fair, right |
60 |
rid |
ríd |
ˇéGđúˇé |
To
no longer be wanted so you throw it away |
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61 |
T |
unexpected |
ʌ̀nikspéktid |
ÓOČ,\úľČ˘,ËRĚ,ÓOĚv˘ŞŻČ˘ |
to
be a surprise |
62 |
T |
outdated |
ăxęĚ |
to
be older than |
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63 |
good |
ɡúd |
Ǣ |
excellent;
high quality |
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64 |
childhood |
tʃáildhùd |
qă |
The
time when you are a child |
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65 |
neighborhood |
néibə[r]hùd |
ß |
area
of a town or city that people live in |
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66 |
should |
[strɡ]ʃúd,[weak]ʃ[ə]d |
`׍Šé |
Used
to indicate what is proper or reasonable |
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67 |
could |
`ĹŤ˝ |
Used
as the past form of can, to indicate possibility |
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68 |
wood |
wúd |
XŃ |
Land
covered with trees, smaller than a forest |
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69 |
would |
[weak]wəd,[strɡ]wúd |
`žë¤G`ľ˝˘Gć`ľ˝ŕĚžÁ˝G`ľć¤ĆľÄŤŠČ˘ |
modal
verb used to indicate possibility, request etc. |
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70 |
build |
bíld |
ÄéGěé |
To
make, e.g. a house, by putting materials together |
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71 |
world |
wə́[ːr]ld |
˘E |
All
the humans, events, activities on the earth |
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72 |
old |
óuld |
âGNĆÁ˝GĚĚG`ÎĚ |
Having
existed for a long time, not young or new |
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73 |
fold |
fóuld |
Üč˝˝Ţ |
To bend one part of something against
another part e.g. paper |
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74 |
gold |
ɡóuld |
ŕ |
soft
yellow metal that is very valuable |
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75 |
hold |
hóuld |
ÂGř |
To
use hands or arms to carry or keep something |
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76 |
household |
háushòuld |
Ćë ; ˘Ń |
Concerning
a house |
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77 |
cold |
kóuld |
⽢GŚ˘ |
Having
a very low temperature |
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78 |
child |
tʃáild |
qÇŕ |
A
very young person, between about 2 and 15 |
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79 |
T |
mild |
máild |
yCŰzˇaČ,ˇgČ,¸âŠČ,_çŠČ,âłľ˘,y˘ |
soft,
gentle, not strong in nature |
80 |
wild |
wáild |
ěśĚ |
Living
in nature; not tame |
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81 |
field |
fíːld |
ě´ |
open
area of land, especially without buildings |
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82 |
yield |
jíːld |
ÜęéG~ˇéG÷é |
To
give way to someone or something else |
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83 |
ashamed |
əʃéimd |
pśÄ˘é |
Feeling
shame or guilt because you did something wrong |
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84 |
bond |
bɑ́nd/bánd/b‖˩́nd |
ÁÂŻéG Ú
ˇé |
To
become joined or connected, e.g. using glue |
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85 |
beyond |
bi[j]ɑ́nd |
`Ěüą¤ÉG`đ´ŚÄG`ĚŮŠÉ |
On
or to the farther side; in addition to |
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86 |
correspond |
kɔ̀[ː]rəspɑ́nd |
Ρé; ęvˇé |
To
have similarity or equality with something |
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87 |
respond |
rispɑ́nd |
ÔˇéG˝ˇé |
To
say or write to answer the question |
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88 |
band |
bǽnd |
ohG yc |
group
of people who work together e.g. play music |
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89 |
hand |
hǽnd |
č |
body
part at the end of a person's arm |
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90 |
T |
beforehand |
犜ß,OÉÍ,OŕÁÄ,vĹ |
earlier
in time |
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91 |
land |
lǽnd |
¤Gyn |
the
earth; the ground |
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92 |
command |
kəmǽnd |
wöˇé |
To
give an order; have control over others |
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93 |
demand |
dimǽnd |
vˇéCv |
To
strongly request someone to do something; insist |
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94 |
expand |
ikspǽnd |
gĺˇé |
To
become bigger or larger in size and amount |
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95 |
brand |
brǽnd |
uhGÁż |
name
given to a product or service e.g. Rolex, Ferrari |
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96 |
grand |
ɡrǽnd |
sĺČ |
Including
many things ; very large |
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97 |
sand |
sǽnd |
ť |
Grains
of rock that make beaches and deserts |
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98 |
stand |
stǽnd |
§Â |
to
be upright; not be sitting or lying down |
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99 |
understand |
ʌ̀ndə[r]stǽnd |
ŞŠéGđˇé |
to
know the meaning of language, what someone says |
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100 |
T |
newsstand |
VˇGę |
a
small structure where newspapers and magazines are sold |
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101 |
and |
ən[d] |
`ĆEEE |
used
to refer to two or more things |
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102 |
husband |
hʌ́zbənd |
v |
married
man |
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103 |
fund |
fʌ́nd |
ŕđoˇ |
To
supply money for something |
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104 |
T |
refund |
[v]rifʌ́nd,[n]ríːfʌ̀nd |
Ľßľ |
give
back money that has already been paid |
105 |
second |
sék[ə]nd |
ćńĚ |
2nd;
the one following first |
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106 |
island |
áilənd |
|
area
of land that is surrounded by water |
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107 |
T |
diamond |
dáimənd |
_Ch(4ĚaśÎ),Đľ`,(gv)_C(ĚD),yě
zŕě,
ę |
a
very valuable gem |
108 |
thousand |
Ćáuzn[d] |
1000 |
number
1,000 |
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109 |
end |
énd |
Iíč |
A
point that marks the limit of something; finish |
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110 |
bend |
bénd |
Ȱé |
To
use force to make an object not straight |
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111 |
T |
dividend |
dívidènd |
ö§,(Ě)zŕ,z(ŕ),ŞŻO |
money
received as a bonus |
112 |
defend |
difénd |
çé |
To
protect against an attack |
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113 |
weekend |
wíːkènd |
T |
Saturday
and Sunday |
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114 |
lend |
lénd |
ݡ |
to
give to someone for a while before it is returned |
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115 |
recommend |
rèkəménd |
Eˇé |
To
say something is good and deserves to be chosen |
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116 |
spend |
spénd |
g¤G߲ˇ |
To
use money to pay for something |
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117 |
suspend |
səspénd |
ęâ~ˇéGâEEâwɡé |
To
stop something for a period of time; to interrupt |
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118 |
friend |
frénd |
Fžż |
person
who you like and enjoy being with |
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119 |
trend |
trénd |
XüGŹs |
general
direction of developing, proceeding |
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120 |
send |
sénd |
éGMˇé |
To
cause mail or package to go to another place |
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121 |
tend |
ténd |
`ˇéXüŞ é |
To
regularly behave in a certain way |
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122 |
attend |
əténd |
oȡé |
To
be present at an event |
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123 |
intend |
inténd |
`ˇéÂŕčĹ é |
To
plan or want to do something |
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124 |
extend |
iksténd |
řŤLΡGL°é |
To
straighten or stretch something out, e.g. your leg |
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125 |
pretend |
priténd |
Óčđˇé |
To
act as if something is true when it is not |
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126 |
T |
vend |
vénd |
(ŹłČ¤iđ)čŕ,(ynĽĆŽČÇđ)pˇé |
To
offer something for sale or to sell something |
127 |
T |
bound |
báund
báund |
çę˝,`ˇé`ąŞ é,͸Ţ,ôގé,ŤE,Ŕx,ÍÍ |
wrap
around with something, so as to cover or enclose |
128 |
found |
fáund |
Ўé |
To
discover something by looking for it |
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129 |
pound |
páund |
íp|hG16IXC0.4536kgÉ |
unit
of weight equal to 16 ounces or 0.4536 kg |
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130 |
compound |
ʍG ť¨C Źłę˝ |
Combined
into, or making up a chemical combination |
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131 |
round |
ráund |
ۢC~` |
being
in the shape of a circle or ball |
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132 |
around |
əráund |
`ĚüčÉ |
Located
on every side, or along something |
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133 |
surround |
səráund |
ÍŢ |
To
be on every side of something |
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134 |
ground |
ɡráund |
nĘGy |
solid
surface of the earth that we stand on |
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135 |
background |
bǽkɡràund |
wi |
images,
color, or information behind the main one |
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136 |
T |
underground |
[a.n]ʌ́ndə[r]ɡràund,[adv]˧˨˦ |
˝Ě§Ě,nşĚ,é§Ě,nşSypz,nşšyÄz |
below
the surface |
137 |
sound |
sáund |
šGšż |
Waves
traveling in air or water that can be heard |
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138 |
wound |
wúːnd |
Cłšé |
physical
injury especially that suffered in battle |
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139 |
bind |
báind |
éGÔ |
To
wrap something with rope |
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140 |
find |
fáind |
Ўé |
To
discover something by looking for it |
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141 |
behind |
biháind |
`ĚăëÉ |
In
or toward the back |
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142 |
kind |
káind |
íŢ |
One
type of thing |
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143 |
blind |
bláind |
ÚĚŠŚČ˘ |
Unable
to see; with eyes that cannot see |
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144 |
mind |
máind |
SG¸_ |
part
of humans that allows us to think or feel |
|
145 |
remind |
rimáind |
v˘ołšé |
To
make someone remember something |
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146 |
wind |
wínd
waind waind |
|
natural
movement of outside air as part of the weather |
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147 |
broad |
brɔ́ːd |
LÍÍĚ |
wide;
from the shorter two sides to the other |
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148 |
abroad |
əbrɔ́ːd |
COÉ |
In
or to a foreign country |
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149 |
guard |
ɡɑ́ː[r]d |
çéGŠŁéCxő |
to
keep watch over something to protect it e.g. a bank |
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150 |
T |
lifeguard |
Äő,~ěő,~ő,ŠŁčl,ěq(Ň),eqŕ,
jęĚĹő,ráí,lifeguardĆľÄÎßé,Ěś˝đçé |
the
person whose job it is to keep people safe at the beach or at pool |
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151 |
regard |
riɡɑ́ː[r]d |
ˇéGÓ𼤠|
To
pay attention to someone or something |
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152 |
hard |
hɑ́ː[r]d |
Š˝˘ |
difficult
to bend, break or cut; solid |
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153 |
card |
kɑ́ː[r]d |
J[h |
small
piece of paper or plastic used as I.D. |
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154 |
T |
discard |
[v]diskɑ́ː[r]d,[n]˦˨ |
ĚÄé,đ١é,(spĚŕĚđ)Şˇé,úü,đŮ |
to
throw away |
155 |
T |
postcard |
póus[t]kɑ̀ː[r]d |
XÖÍŞŤ |
a
card for sending messages by post without an envelope |
156 |
yard |
jɑ́ː[r]d |
ë |
outdoor
area or garden next to a house |
|
157 |
bird |
bə́ː[r]d |
š |
animal
with feathers that uses wings to fly |
|
158 |
standard |
stǽndə[r]d |
WCWĚ |
accepted
level of quality; an official measurement |
|
159 |
word |
wə́ː[r]d |
PęGžt |
unit
of language that has a meaning |
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160 |
T |
afterward |
ǽftə[r]wə[r]d |
ĆĹ,ăÉ |
after
an event or action |
161 |
forward |
fɔ́ː[r]wə[r]d |
OűĚ |
Toward
what is ahead or in front |
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162 |
T |
password |
pX[h,˘žt,žt,üęÂđžéči |
a
secret word or phrase needed to prove who you are |
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163 |
T |
hazard |
hǽzə[r]d |
ëŻÉłçˇ,ëŻ,`Ż,ôR,^,ĐQ,áQ,vöĆČéŕĚ |
something
that is dangerous |
164 |
weird |
wíə[r]d |
ĎČ |
Odd
or unusual |
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165 |
board |
bɔ́ː[r]d |
(ÁčĚÚIĚ˝ßĚ)Â; ä; Ő |
surface
for posting or showing information |
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166 |
T |
aboard |
əbɔ́ː[r]d |
(DĽoXČÇ)ÉćÁÄ,ćľÄ,on board |
on
or in a moving vehicle, e.g. aboard the boat |
167 |
T |
skateboard |
XP[g{[h |
a
flat board with small wheels on the bottom that you move by pushing on the
ground with one foot |
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168 |
T |
keyboard |
L[{[h,ŽŐ |
the
part of computer that you type on |
|
169 |
afford |
əfɔ́ː[r]d |
`ˇé]TŞ é |
to
have enough money to pay for something |
|
170 |
T |
cord |
kɔ́ː[r]d |
R[h,R |
electric
cable |
171 |
accord |
əkɔ́ː[r]d |
ęvˇé |
agreement
or harmony |
|
172 |
record |
[v]rikɔ́ː[r]d,[n]rékə[r]d |
R[h |
Being
the highest or most extreme level achieved in an area |
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173 |
T |
landlord |
lǽn[d]lɔ̀ː[r]d |
Ćĺ,nĺ |
the
person who owns the place you rent |
174 |
T |
ward |
wɔ́ː[r]d |
Šíˇ,ޡé,(IČÇĚ)ć,íŰěŇ,Űě,Ä[,a,ë,(JMĚ)ÝÚ,ËN |
an
electoral district, a small area within which the people can all vote for the
same thing |
175 |
award |
əwɔ́ː[r]d |
ö^ˇéCÜ |
To
give a prize for doing something well |
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176 |
toward |
tɔ́ː[r]d |
`ĚűÖG`Öü˘ÄG`ÉÎľÄ |
Facing
or moving in the direction of something |
|
177 |
reward |
riwɔ́ː[r]d |
ńVCń˘é |
To
give something to someone because of their good work |
|
178 |
loud |
láud |
šŞĺŤ˘G¤éł˘GhčČ |
Making
a lot of noise |
|
179 |
cloud |
kláud |
_GÜč |
a
mass of water vapor in the sky, as when it is going to rain |
|
180 |
crowd |
kráud |
QOCQŞéGˇ |
large
group of people together in one place |
|
181 |
T |
overcrowd |
ŹGłšé |
too
many people in too small a space |
|
182 |
proud |
práud |
ÖčÉv¤ |
Pleased
because of something you have done |
|
183 |
code |
kóud |
GR[h |
a
password made of a set of letters or numbers |
|
184 |
load |
lóud |
d×G×CĎÝŢ |
large,
often heavy, amount of something to be moved |
|
185 |
T |
unload |
(×đ)¨ëˇ,ŠçĎÝ×đ¨ëˇ |
to
remove something (usually from a truck) |
|
186 |
mode |
móud |
óÔGű@ |
way
of acting or doing something |
|
187 |
road |
róud |
šH |
long
piece of hard land for cars to travel on |
|
188 |
episode |
épəsòud |
Gs\[hGo |
show
which is part of a larger story |
|
189 |
food |
fúːd |
H¨ |
What
people and animals eat to live |
|
190 |
T |
seafood |
V[t[hĚ,CYHi,î |
things
you can eat as food that live in the sea |
|
191 |
conclude |
kənklúːd |
_đoˇG÷ˇé |
To
stop or finish; to come to the end of something |
|
192 |
include |
inklúːd |
ÜŢ |
to
make someone/something part of a group |
|
193 |
exclude |
iksklúːd |
Oˇé |
To
prevent someone from access to a group |
|
194 |
mood |
múːd |
CŞG[h |
emotion
or a state of mind; how you feel |
|
195 |
attitude |
ǽtit[j]ùːd |
Ôx |
way
you act, think and feel about something |
|
196 |
T |
abide |
əbáid |
ŞÜńˇé,ĆÇÜé,Ň |
put
up with |
197 |
guide |
ɡáid |
ÄŕˇéGwąˇéCÄŕŇGwąŇ |
To
lead people visiting a new or unknown place |
|
198 |
hide |
háid |
Bˇ |
to
put a thing where it can't be found; go where you won't be found |
|
199 |
slide |
sláid |
éGťÁĆŽGşŞéGŤťˇéCéąĆGčä |
To
move smoothly and easily, usually over a surface |
|
200 |
ride |
ráid |
ćéCćÔ |
To
sit on and control a horse or vehicle |
|
201 |
pride |
práid |
Öč |
When
you respect yourself |
|
202 |
side |
sáid |
¤Ę |
straight
edge of an object |
|
203 |
alongside |
əlɔ́[ː]ŋsaid |
`ĆŔńĹG`ĚťÎÉG`Ć˝sľÄ |
Side
by side with something |
|
204 |
aside |
əsáid |
íŤÖ |
to
the side; out of the way; for later use |
|
205 |
beside |
bisáid |
`ĚßÉ;`Ě ×É |
By
the side of something; next to something |
|
206 |
decide |
disáid |
ßé |
To
make a choice about something or choose after thinking |
|
207 |
inside |
insáid |
ŕGŕ¤GŕîCŕ¤ĚCŕ¤É |
being
in something |
|
208 |
outside |
[n]áutsáid,[a]˦˧,[adv]˧˦,[prep]˧˦ |
O¤CO¤ĚCO¤É |
area
around or near something, such as a building |
|
209 |
T |
countryside |
kʌ́ntrisàid |
cÉ |
land
outside of cities and towns, that does not have buildings on it |
210 |
T |
seaside |
síːsàid |
CÝĚ,CÝ |
a
place right by the ocean where people can go to relax and have fun |
211 |
provide |
prəváid |
ńˇé |
To
make available; to supply for use |
|
212 |
divide |
diváid |
ŞŻéGŞˇé |
To
separate something into equal pieces |
|
213 |
wide |
wáid |
L˘ |
Having
a great distance from one side to the other |
|
214 |
T |
worldwide |
˘EIČ(KÍĚ),˘EÉLÜÁ˝,˘E ÜË |
Spanning
or reaching across the whole earth |
|
215 |
T |
nationwide |
SIČ(É) |
all
across the country |
|
216 |
aid |
éid |
ˇé |
To
provide things useful or needed by others |
|
217 |
fade |
féid |
ľÚŢGF šé |
To
lose strength or freshness |
|
218 |
shade |
ʃéid |
úA |
area
of darkness when something blocks the light |
|
219 |
decade |
dékeid |
10N |
period
of 10 years |
|
220 |
T |
homemade |
ŠĆťĚ |
not
bought from a store; made at home |
|
221 |
T |
unpaid |
˘Ľ˘Ě |
working
for no money |
|
222 |
T |
parade |
pəréid |
sń,ŠšŃ犾,đsiˇé,đŠšŃ犡 |
walk
or march |
223 |
afraid |
əfréid |
|ŞÁÄ |
Worried
that something bad will happen; scared |
|
224 |
grade |
ɡréid |
wN |
level
of study that is completed by a student |
|
225 |
T |
upgrade |
[v]ʌ̀pɡréid,[n]ʌ́pɡrèid |
ăčâ,(żđ)ćˇé,yaťpęzO[hAbv |
to
improve what was old or outdated |
226 |
trade |
tréid |
ćřˇé |
To
buy, sell and exchange goods in business |
|
227 |
persuade |
pə[r]swéid |
ྷé |
to
get you to do/believe something, by giving reasons |
|
228 |
indeed |
indíːd |
mŠÉ |
actually;
in fact; in reality |
|
229 |
feed |
fíːd |
Hרđ^Śé |
To
give food, e.g. to animals or a baby |
|
230 |
T |
mislead |
ëčą,ëÁ˝űüÉą,ŤÉU˘ąŢ,\ |
to
lead someone in the wrong direction or give someone wrong directions |
|
231 |
need |
níːd |
KvŞ é |
to
be unable to manage without something; require |
|
232 |
speed |
spíːd |
ŹłC}ŽGÁʎé |
quality
of being fast or quick |
|
233 |
breed |
bríːd |
ލŞqđśŢ; ÉBˇé |
To
produce baby animals of specific kinds |
|
234 |
seed |
síːd |
íq |
small
object from which something new can grow |
|
235 |
proceed |
[v]prəsíːd,[n]próusiːd |
ąŻéGŔ{ˇé |
To
continue to do something; carry on |
|
236 |
T |
precede |
prisíːd |
Éćsˇé,ćsˇé,ć§Â,ĚćɧÂ,Oűđs,Éćńśé,ĚăĘÉÂ,ĚOÉu |
to
happen before something else |
237 |
succeed |
səksíːd |
Ź÷ˇé |
to
have achieved what you were trying to achieve |
|
238 |
exceed |
iksíːd |
´Śé |
To
be greater in number than something |
|
239 |
T |
unemployed |
ʌ̀nimplɔ́id |
dĚȢ,¸Ćľ˝,pľČ˘,QŠľÄ é |
having
no job |
240 |
avoid |
əvɔ́id |
đŻé |
To
prevent from happening, or stay away from |
|
241 |
T |
unused |
ʌnjúːzd |
gpłęȢ,gíȢ,gÁ˝ąĆŞČ˘,Vľ˘,sľęĚ |
not
yet put into use |
242 |
T |
unauthorized |
ÂłęĢȢ, ŔĚȢ,ĆfĚ |
without
official permission |
|
243 |
cough |
kɔ́[ː]f |
Pđˇé |
To
force air through your throat with a short, loud noise |
|
244 |
half |
hǽf |
źŞ |
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 ofc |
246 |
laugh |
lǽf |
ΤC΢ |
To
make a happy sound when something is funny |
|
247 |
T |
graph |
ɡrǽf |
Ot,}Ž |
an
image that shows data |
248 |
paragraph |
pǽrəɡræ̀f |
i |
section
of writing that usually deals with one subject |
|
249 |
photograph |
fóutəɡræ̀f |
Ę^đBé |
To
take a picture with a camera |
|
250 |
staff |
stǽf |
EőCEőđzuˇé |
employees
of a company |
|
251 |
enough |
inʌ́f |
\ŞČC\ŞÉ |
Equal
to what is needed; as much as required |
|
252 |
rough |
rʌ́f |
ĺ´ÁĎČG¨¨ćťĚ |
Having
an uneven or not smooth surface |
|
253 |
tough |
tʌ́f |
ävČGĚÜęé |
Very
difficult to do or deal with |
|
254 |
stuff |
stʌ́f |
¨ |
generic
description for things, materials, objects |
|
255 |
T |
chef |
ʃéf |
RbNˇ |
a
person who cooks for a living |
256 |
if |
ŕľ`ČçG`ŠÇ¤Š |
Introducing
a condition for something to happen |
||
257 |
golf |
ɡɑ́lf |
St |
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 |
ŠČ |
person
that someone really is |
|
260 |
himself |
ŢŠg |
the
same (male) person who did the action |
||
261 |
herself |
ŢŠg |
female
person that did the original action |
||
262 |
yourself |
juə[r]sélf |
Č˝Šg |
reflexive
form of 'you', used for an emphasis |
|
263 |
itself |
itsélf |
ťęŠĚ |
Referring
to it |
|
264 |
myself |
maisélf |
Šg |
the
same person as did the action mentioned |
|
265 |
off |
ɔ́[ː]f |
`ŠçŁęÄGxÝĚGâ~ľÄ |
not
having on; not wearing |
|
266 |
T |
layoff |
ęAx |
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 |
XJ[t,Ú |
a
long, narrow piece of material you wear round your neck to keep you warm |
268 |
T |
surf |
sə́ː[r]f |
gćčˇé,T[tBđˇé,g,ńšég |
move
from one website to another on the internet |
269 |
roof |
rúːf |
ŽŞ |
cover
or top of something |
|
270 |
proof |
prúːf |
ŘGŘž |
Something
which shows that something else is true |
|
271 |
life |
láif |
ś˝GlśGś |
All
the living things e.g. animals, plants, humans |
|
272 |
T |
wildlife |
ěśś¨ |
animals
and plants that live in the natural world |
|
273 |
knife |
náif |
iCtG |
long
piece of metal you use for cutting things |
|
274 |
wife |
wáif |
Č |
married
woman |
|
275 |
safe |
séif |
ŔSČ |
being
out of danger |
|
276 |
chief |
tʃíːf |
ĺvČG ĹdvĚ |
most
important one |
|
277 |
belief |
bilíːf |
MO |
Being
sure that something exists or is true |
|
278 |
relief |
rilíːf |
GŔSG~ |
pleasant
and relaxed feeling |
|
279 |
brief |
bríːf |
ZÔĚGČČ |
(of
period of time) short; using few words |
|
280 |
T |
fog |
fɔ́[ː]ɡ |
đZśĹďŢ,f,ś,Zś,ś,,Ůąč,Ź,đÜçšé,𬳹é |
a
cloud of white filled with small water droplets |
281 |
T |
jog |
dʒɑ́ɡ |
đˇ,h莊ˇ,(ÓđŁľÄ)żĺÁĆÂ,WMOđˇé,äÁčé |
a
gentle run |
282 |
bag |
bǽɡ |
ŠÎńGobOGÜ |
soft
container to put things in and carry with you |
|
283 |
flag |
flǽɡ |
ř |
piece
of cloth, frequently marked with a colorful symbol or sign |
|
284 |
drag |
drǽɡ |
řÁŁé |
To
pull something that difficult to move |
|
285 |
T |
tag |
tǽɡ |
Éş°DđÂŻé,Üčśĺ,D,ş°D,×D,ŕď,ö,ŞŤŃ,yÔzyÄzio[v[g,yaťpęzyě
z^b`AEg |
a
label |
286 |
T |
bug |
bʌ́ɡ |
˘ç˘çłšé,˘fłšé,,yziLV,÷ś¨,oCŰ,MśĆ,yęzގé,×_,Ží |
an
insect |
287 |
T |
plug |
plʌ́ɡ |
ˇľÝ,ÁÎđ,đ,vO,\Pbg,_Îđ,đÓłŽ,é`(ˇé) |
to
fill in a hole |
288 |
T |
unplug |
vOđ˛,dCđŘé |
to
pull out an electrical cord from its socket |
|
289 |
T |
rug |
rʌ́ɡ |
śă¤˝ń,(°Ěę𨨤)~¨,yaťpęzJ[ybg |
a
small loose floor covering |
290 |
drug |
drʌ́ɡ |
ň |
chemical
used as a medicine |
|
291 |
egg |
éɡ |
|
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 |
卢 |
Large |
|
294 |
dig |
díɡ |
@é |
To
move material to create a hole |
|
295 |
pig |
píɡ |
u^ |
animal
that bacon comes from |
|
296 |
hang |
hǽŋ |
ŠŻéGÝéˇ |
To
attach a picture, photograph etc onto a wall |
|
297 |
among |
əmʌ́ŋ |
〜ĚÔÉG`ĚĚ |
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 |
ᢠ|
at
an early stage of existence; not mature |
|
300 |
T |
outstanding |
àutstǽndiŋ |
ŰžÁ˝,Ú§Â,˘đĚ,˘Ľ˘Ě |
not
yet completed |
301 |
clothing |
klóuðiŋ |
ßŢ |
The
things you wear on your body e.g. shirt, dress, tie |
|
302 |
thing |
Ćíŋ |
̨G ĚąĆ |
something
you cannot remember the name of |
|
303 |
nothing |
nʌ́Ćiŋ |
˝ŕ`Ȣ |
Not
anything, not a single thing |
|
304 |
something |
sʌ́mĆìŋ |
˝Š |
thing
that is not yet known or named |
|
305 |
anything |
éniĆìŋ |
i^âśĹj˝ŠCiŰčśĹj˝ŕCimčśĹj˝Ĺŕ |
thing
of any kind; used to refer to a thing in questions |
|
306 |
everything |
évriĆiŋ |
ˇ×ÄĚąĆEŕĚ |
All
of the things mentioned |
|
307 |
king |
kíŋ |
¤ |
royal
male ruler of a country (inherited from family) |
|
308 |
T |
hardworking |
Î×Č,ćÍ˝ç |
always
puts a lot of effort into the task or job |
|
309 |
T |
ceiling |
síːliŋ |
Vä,Ĺżi,ĹŔx |
the
thing that covers the room up high |
310 |
T |
incoming |
ü |
just
arriving |
|
311 |
T |
upcoming |
é׍ |
happening
soon |
|
312 |
morning |
mɔ́ː[r]niŋ |
ŠGßO |
early
part of the day before 12 pm |
|
313 |
evening |
íːvniŋ |
[űGÓ |
The
last part of the day and early part of the night |
|
314 |
ring |
ríŋ |
xâA[ĚšŞÂéGż |
To
produce a sound from a bell, alarm or telephone |
|
315 |
bring |
bríŋ |
ÁÄéGŕ˝çˇGçšé |
to
take or go with someone to a place |
|
316 |
during |
d[j]ù[ə]riŋ |
`ĚÔÉ |
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 |
GĐŕ |
Thick
thread; thin rope |
|
319 |
sing |
síŋ |
̤ |
To
make musical sounds with your voice |
|
320 |
wing |
wíŋ |
|
part
of an animal's body that is used for flying |
|
321 |
T |
ongoing |
pąĚ,(ťÝ)isĚ,ťsĚ,BĚ |
still
happening |
|
322 |
swing |
swíŋ |
uR |
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 |
`ÉÁÄ |
At
a point on a line |
|
325 |
belong |
bilɔ́[ː]ŋ |
ގé |
To
be a member of a particular group and feel welcomed |
|
326 |
wrong |
rɔ́[ː]ŋ |
ÔáÁ˝GÔáÁÄ |
Not
right, incorrect; not true; bad |
|
327 |
strong |
strɔ́[ː]ŋ |
˘G͢ |
Having
big muscles; physically powerful |
|
328 |
song |
sɔ́[ː]ŋ |
Ě |
Some
music with words in verse |
|
329 |
dog |
dɔ́[ː]ɡ |
˘ |
Small
4-legged animal that barks kept as a pet |
|
330 |
log |
lɔ́[ː]ɡ |
Űž |
piece
of a tree that has fallen or been cut |
|
331 |
catalog |
kǽt[ə]lɔ̀[ː]ɡ |
J^O |
list
of items that are available for purchase, usually in the form of a book |
|
332 |
dialog |
Îb |
conversation
between two or more individuals |
||
333 |
league |
líːɡ |
ŻżG[O |
association
of sports teams that organizes matches for its members |
|
334 |
colleague |
kɑ́liːɡ |
Żť |
person
you work together or cooperate with |
|
335 |
T |
fatigue |
fətíːɡ |
ćJ,ćJˇé |
what
you feel when you are very, very tired |
336 |
a |
ęÂĚ |
One
(of something) |
||
337 |
agenda |
ədʒéndə |
cč; ô; űj |
plan
or policy to achieve your goal or intentions |
|
338 |
T |
sofa |
sóufə |
\t@[ |
a
long soft seat with a back, big enough for at least two people to sit on |
339 |
T |
yoga |
jóuɡə |
K,KĚs(áŇzICs@) |
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 |
P,JP |
something,
like an organization, that covers a
similar range of things |
342 |
T |
vanilla |
vənílə |
oj,ojĚŔ,ojGbZX |
a
flavoring used in ice cream and other sweet foods to make them taste good |
343 |
drama |
drɑ́ːmə |
Gh} |
play
that is performed on stage, theater, or TV |
|
344 |
T |
cinema |
sínəmə |
fćŮ,fć |
a
movie theatre |
345 |
T |
sauna |
sɔ́ːnə |
TEi,TEię |
a
Finnish steam bath; steam is produced by pouring water over heated rocks |
346 |
T |
tuna |
t[j]úːnə |
yz}O, |
a
type of fish that lives in the sea, and is good to eat |
347 |
camera |
kǽm[ə]rə |
J |
object
that takes pictures digitally, or on film |
|
348 |
era |
íːrə |
ă |
period
of time that is characterized by particular events, qualities, conditions, or
individuals |
|
349 |
T |
genre |
ʒɑ́ːnrə |
Ţ^,`Ž,lŽ,W,ć(Ě),yfćzÁęČZpĽXg[[ĽZbgđgpľ˝fć |
type
of art, literature, or film, e.g. romance |
350 |
opera |
ɑ́p[ə]rə |
Iy |
play
with music in which all the words are sung |
|
351 |
T |
orchestra |
ɔ́ː[r]kəstrə |
I[PXg,ǡyc |
many
musicians with different instruments playing one musical piece |
352 |
extra |
ékstrə |
]ŞĚC]ŞČŕĚ |
More
than necessary; additional |
|
353 |
T |
pizza |
píːtsə |
sU(pC) |
a
round piece of baked dough, covered with tomato, cheese and other ingredients |
354 |
T |
pasta |
pɑ́ːstə |
pX^ |
shaped
and dried dough, made from flour and water, often used in Italian cooking |
355 |
data |
déitə |
f[^ |
Facts
or information used to calculate or analyze |
|
356 |
via |
váiə |
`đoRľÄG`ÉćÁÄ |
By
going through, by way of |
|
357 |
idea |
aidíːə |
lŚGACfA |
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 |
nćGę |
A
specific section or space; part of a region |
|
360 |
T |
cafeteria |
kæ̀fətí[ə]riə |
JtFeA |
a
restaurant where you serve yourself and pay a cashier |
361 |
T |
bacteria |
bæktí[ə]riə |
oNeA |
small
microbes that often make you sick |
362 |
T |
criteria |
kraití[ə]riə |
ťčî,ťčK,criterionĚĄ` |
details
used to make a decision |
363 |
T |
visa |
víːzə |
¸Ř, Ť,rU,ˇÉ Ťđˇé,rUđ^Śé |
travel
permit that allows you to enter a particular country for a period of time |
364 |
watch |
wɑ́tʃ |
Ď@ˇé |
to
look at carefully to work out what is happening |
|
365 |
T |
wristwatch |
wríst
wàtch |
rv |
a
small device for telling the time that you wear on your lower arm |
366 |
catch |
kǽtʃ |
ßÜŚé |
use
your hands to stop and hold something flying |
|
367 |
match |
mǽtʃ |
|
a
sports competition between two people or teams |
|
368 |
T |
dispatch |
dispǽtʃ |
}(ˇé),(ˇé),ĐtŻé,ŹB,dń,h |
to
send out |
369 |
attach |
ətǽtʃ |
ćčtŻéGYtˇé |
To
be associated or connected with |
|
370 |
T |
detach |
ditǽtʃ |
řŤŁˇ,ćčOˇ |
to
remove from something |
371 |
much |
mʌ́tʃ |
˝łńĚCńíÉGž˘˝˘ |
a
lot; large amount; a high degree of |
|
372 |
such |
[weak]sətʃ,[strɡ]sʌ́tʃ |
ťĚć¤ČGĆÄŕ`Č |
Like
or similar |
|
373 |
touch |
tʌ́tʃ |
GéGÚˇé |
to
feel an object with your fingers, etc |
|
374 |
T |
sketch |
skétʃ |
XPb`ˇé,XPb`,Ä,TŞ |
a
simple, quickly made drawing |
375 |
stretch |
strétʃ |
LΡ |
To
make something bigger by pulling on it |
|
376 |
pitch |
pítʃ |
{[đ°éC
|
black
substance that is sticky when it is hot and very hard when it is dry |
|
377 |
rich |
rítʃ |
ŕżGLŠČ |
Having
a lot of money, possessions, or resources |
|
378 |
which |
[h]wítʃ |
Çżç |
question
word to ask about a personfs choice |
|
379 |
T |
sandwich |
sǽn[d]witʃ |
ThCb` |
two
pieces of bread with a filling inside, e.g. meat or jam |
380 |
switch |
swítʃ |
XCb` |
thing
you move to turn electrical items on or off |
|
381 |
branch |
brǽn[t]ʃ |
} |
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 |
x`,@ě,ŮťŻ |
a
long, usually wooden, seat found mainly in parks |
385 |
inch |
ín[t]ʃ |
C` |
1/12
of a foot (2.54 centimeters) |
|
386 |
launch |
lɔ́ːn[t]ʃ |
nßéGˡé |
to
put a rocket into the air; put a ship into the water |
|
387 |
church |
tʃə́ː[r]tʃ |
łď |
building
where christians gather and pray to god |
|
388 |
search |
sə́ː[r]tʃ |
{ˇC{ő |
To
carefully look for something |
|
389 |
research |
riːsə́ː[r]tʃ |
¤C¤ˇé |
To
carefully study to find and report new knowledge |
|
390 |
coach |
kóutʃ |
R[` |
person
who teaches others how to do (sport, job) |
|
391 |
approach |
əpróutʃ |
ßĂG Úߡé |
To
get close to reaching something or somewhere |
|
392 |
each |
íːtʃ |
eG1Â1ÂĚ |
Every
one of two or more things |
|
393 |
beach |
bíːtʃ |
ťl |
large
area of sand, next to an area of water |
|
394 |
speech |
spíːtʃ |
bGXs[` |
expression
of ideas or opinions |
|
395 |
reach |
ríːtʃ |
LŃéGyÔGÍG
ˇéCLΡąĆGÍÍÍ |
To
come to or arrive at a goal or destination |
|
396 |
teach |
tíːtʃ |
łŚé |
To
help someone learn or do something |
|
397 |
with |
wíð/wiĆ |
`ĆęÉ; `ĹG`ĚęőĹG`É^ŹľÄG`ľ˝óÔĹ |
Used
to express that people or things are together |
|
398 |
smooth |
smúːð |
ČßçŠČCČßçŠÉˇé |
Something
that feels pleasant and flat when you touch it not rough |
|
399 |
breathe |
bríːð |
Äzˇé |
To
move air into and out of your lungs |
|
400 |
T |
badge |
bǽdʒ |
obW |
a
small piece of material with your name and details on that you wear to show
who you are |
401 |
T |
luggage |
lʌ́ɡidʒ |
ypz(WI)čר,ˇsŠÎń |
Bags
and cases that you carry your clothes in when you go on a journey |
402 |
mortgage |
mɔ́ː[r]ɡidʒ |
ďGZî[ |
long-term
loan from a bank for buying property |
|
403 |
judge |
dʒʌ́dʒ |
RˇéGR¸ˇéGťfˇé |
To
form an opinion after careful consideration |
|
404 |
package |
pǽkidʒ |
ŹďGďGpbP[W |
box
or container items are placed in for mailing |
|
405 |
knowledge |
nɑ́lidʒ |
mŻ |
Information,
understanding, or skill |
|
406 |
village |
vílidʒ |
ş |
small
town in the country |
|
407 |
T |
mileage |
máilidʒ |
}C,}C\ŚŁ,}C˝čżŕ,v |
distance
travelled in miles |
408 |
damage |
dǽmidʒ |
šQCšQđ^Śé |
Physical
harm that is done to something |
|
409 |
image |
ímidʒ |
C[WGć |
picture,
sculpture or painting of something |
|
410 |
manage |
mǽnidʒ |
ocˇéGǡé |
To
run or operate a business by directing others |
|
411 |
coverage |
kʌ́v[ə]ridʒ |
ńš |
type
of programs a radio or TV station broadcasts |
|
412 |
storage |
stɔ́ːridʒ |
GŰÇGŰÇę |
act
of storing something; a depository for goods |
|
413 |
T |
cartridge |
kɑ́ː[r]tridʒ |
J[gbW,pg[l,ňď,eň |
a
piece of the equipment that is a sealed unit, and that can be taken out and
replaced |
414 |
passage |
pǽsidʒ |
ĘHGĘß |
narrow
path or space through which people or objects can go through |
|
415 |
message |
mésidʒ |
bZ[WG`ž |
piece
of information that is told/given to someone |
|
416 |
T |
usage |
júːsidʒ |
p@,gp@ |
the
usual or customary way in which something is used |
417 |
percentage |
pə[r]séntidʒ |
p[Ze[WG |
part
of a whole divided into hundredths |
|
418 |
T |
shortage |
ʃɔ́ː[r]tidʒ |
ĘĚsŤ,sŤ,_ |
a
lack of something |
419 |
T |
postage |
póustidʒ |
Xżŕ,XÖżŕ,XĹ,ĆÄࡢę |
the
charge for mailing something |
420 |
T |
outage |
áutidʒ |
¸Ę,Ú¸č,óŤ,Ěá,@\x~,âdÔ |
a
failure in the power system so that there is no electricity available |
421 |
language |
lǽŋɡwidʒ |
žę |
words
or signs used to communicate messages |
|
422 |
edge |
édʒ |
[GÓż |
boundary
of a surface |
|
423 |
allege |
əlédʒ |
壡é |
to
State without proof |
|
424 |
T |
garbage |
ɡɑ́ː[r]bidʒ |
ś˛Ý,˛Ý,p¨, ç,äS~,cŃ,Şç˝,ű,ynkz |
trash;
something that is worthless |
425 |
T |
baggage |
bǽɡidʒ |
čר |
travel
bags |
426 |
college |
kɑ́lidʒ |
ĺwGiÄjPČĺw |
school
or educational institution for adults |
|
427 |
acknowledge |
əknɑ́lidʒ |
Fßé |
To
say you accept the truth or value of something |
|
428 |
privilege |
prív[ə]lidʒ |
Á GÁT |
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 |
ăܡG§ăˇé |
To
make someone more determined or confident |
|
431 |
average |
ǽv[ə]ridʒ |
˝ĎĚGĘĚ |
typical
or normal; usual; ordinary |
|
432 |
T |
beverage |
bév[ə]ridʒ |
ůż,ůݨ |
any
liquid suitable for drinking |
433 |
marriage |
mǽridʒ |
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 |
IWF |
being
a color that is a mixture of red and yellow |
|
437 |
T |
lounge |
láun[d]ʒ |
ÔçÔçĆđ߲ˇ,ŽÁ˝čĄÉČé,ÔçÔçĆŕ,ˇÖq,xe,kbş,EW |
a
place to relax |
438 |
change |
tʃéin[d]ʒ |
ĎŚéG Ďíé |
To
make or become different, or into something else |
|
439 |
exchange |
ikstʃéin[d]ʒ |
đˇˇé |
To
give things of similar value to each other |
|
440 |
range |
réin[d]ʒ |
ÍÍCÍÍÉyÔGŔ×é |
limits
within which something extends or varies |
|
441 |
arrange |
əréin[d]ʒ |
ŤżńĆŔ×é; ŽŚé |
To
organize things into an order for them to happen |
|
442 |
T |
rearrange |
ÄŽˇé |
to
put into a new order |
|
443 |
strange |
stréin[d]ʒ |
ďČ |
Unusual
or odd; surprising because unexpected |
|
444 |
charge |
tʃɑ́ː[r]dʒ |
żˇé |
To
ask for money as a price for a service or goods |
|
445 |
T |
overcharge |
sÉżˇé |
to
ask for too much money for goods or service |
|
446 |
large |
lɑ́ː[r]dʒ |
卢GL˘ |
Big;
of great size; broad, tall, wide, long, or fat |
|
447 |
urge |
ə́ː[r]dʒ |
َCŐŽG{\ |
To
strongly persuade someone to do something |
|
448 |
T |
merge |
mə́ː[r]dʒ |
šˇé,ݎé,Żťzűˇé,nŻÜšé,Zˇé |
to
bring two things together to make one |
449 |
emerge |
imə́ː[r]dʒ |
oťˇé |
To
rise or appear out of some background |
|
450 |
huge |
hjúːdʒ |
ĺČ |
Very
very large |
|
451 |
T |
oblige |
əbláidʒ |
˘é,]VČłšé |
to
make someone have to do something |
452 |
age |
éidʒ |
Nî |
number
of years a person has lived (also of things) |
|
453 |
engage |
enɡéidʒ,ɑ̀ːŋɡɑːʒéi |
]ˇéGŠÝ¤ |
To
carry out, participate in; be involved in |
|
454 |
T |
cage |
kéidʒ |
gÝ,šU,Ä,S[,О(ɢęé),({[ĽpbNđ)S[ɢęé |
a
box-like crate usually made of steel |
455 |
page |
péidʒ |
y[W |
One
side of a sheet of paper |
|
456 |
stage |
stéidʒ |
ä |
place
where actors or musician perform for others |
|
457 |
wage |
wéidʒ |
Ŕŕ |
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 |
ťŕ |
physical
money (not credit card or digital) |
|
460 |
flash |
flǽʃ |
MőCŇŠÁĆőé |
sudden
bright light |
|
461 |
crash |
krǽʃ |
Őˡé |
to
damage an object by causing it to hit something |
|
462 |
T |
trash |
trǽʃ |
˛Ý,¸ |
garbage
or waste; something worthless |
463 |
rush |
rʌ́ʃ |
ĺ}ŹĹˇéGËiˇéC}ŹGËiGŮĆÎľč |
To
do something very quickly |
|
464 |
brush |
brʌ́ʃ |
˘˝čĽ¤˝ßĚnP |
thing
used to comb your hair or to clean the floor |
|
465 |
fresh |
fréʃ |
Vľ˘ |
Newly
made or gathered |
|
466 |
T |
refresh |
rifréʃ |
łCĂŻé,łíâŠČCŞÉˇé,𜍜Ťłšé,đV˝Éˇé,âˇé |
to
put new life or energy into |
467 |
dish |
díʃ |
MGż |
shallow
container that you cook or serve food in |
|
468 |
fish |
fíʃ |
|
animal
that swims and lives in the sea |
|
469 |
T |
demolish |
dimɑ́liʃ |
(¨)đjóˇé,đćčóˇ,˘ˇ,˝ç°é,ynkz |
knock
down; completely destroy |
470 |
T |
polish |
pɑ́liʃ |
đ,ĚÂâđoˇ,đôűˇé,đăiɡé,Ť˛,őňÜ |
to
make something shine with a cloth |
471 |
establish |
istǽbliʃ |
ݧˇéG§čˇé |
To
set or create something to last for a long time |
|
472 |
T |
publish |
pʌ́bliʃ |
đošé,đ\ˇé |
to
print and distribute |
473 |
accomplish |
əkɑ́mpliʃ/əkómpliʃ |
Bʎé |
to
succeed in doing; complete successfully |
|
474 |
finish |
fíniʃ |
Iíč |
the
end of something; completion |
|
475 |
T |
furnish |
fə́ː[r]niʃ |
őŚtŻé,đˇé,đńˇé,đőˇé |
to
put furniture in |
476 |
wish |
wíʃ |
č¤ |
To
want something to happen or to become true |
|
477 |
distinguish |
distíŋɡwiʃ |
ćʡé |
To
be a feature to make something clearly different from others |
|
478 |
push |
púʃ |
ľĚŻé |
To
force something away from you |
|
479 |
bath |
bǽĆ |
|
long
container you fill with hot water to wash in |
|
480 |
path |
pǽĆ |
ŹšGĘčš |
track
made with stones/by walking over the ground |
|
481 |
death |
déĆ |
GS |
when
someone dies; the end of life |
|
482 |
breath |
bréĆ |
§GÄz |
air
you take in and out of your body |
|
483 |
length |
léŋ[k]Ć |
ˇł |
measurement
of distance or of time |
|
484 |
strength |
stréŋ[k]Ć |
ÍGł |
Being
strong |
|
485 |
health |
hélĆ |
N |
(person,
company) being in a good condition; being well |
|
486 |
wealth |
wélĆ |
x |
large
amount of money and possessions |
|
487 |
month |
mʌ́nĆ |
|
one
of 12 28-31 day periods in the year |
|
488 |
T |
cloth |
klɔ́[ː]Ć |
V,z,D¨,zn,,n |
a
piece of thin material |
489 |
T |
tablecloth |
e[uNX |
a
cover for a table |
|
490 |
depth |
dépĆ |
[ł |
distance
below a surface |
|
491 |
earth |
ə́ː[r]Ć |
n
|
the
planet we live on |
|
492 |
birth |
bə́ː[r]Ć |
aś |
time
when a baby or young animal is born |
|
493 |
worth |
wə́ː[r]Ć |
żl |
how
much something is worth; the value of something |
|
494 |
forth |
fɔ́ː[r]Ć |
OÖGOÖ |
Outward
forward |
|
495 |
north |
nɔ́ː[r]Ć |
k |
direction
to your left when facing the rising sun |
|
496 |
mouth |
[v]máuð,[n]máuĆ |
űCž¤ |
part
of the face used for eating and talking |
|
497 |
south |
sáuĆ |
ěGěĚGěÖ |
direction
that is the opposite of north |
|
498 |
both |
bóuĆ |
źű |
Used
to refer to two things at the same time |
|
499 |
growth |
ɡróuĆ |
ʎGBGîá |
act
of growing |
|
500 |
T |
booth |
búːĆ |
eg|ŻŽä |
an
enclosed space like a cubicle, stall or stand |
501 |
truth |
trúːĆ |
^G^Ŕ |
real
facts about something |
|
502 |
tooth |
túːĆ |
|
hard
white things in the mouth, used to bite |
|
503 |
youth |
júːĆ |
ÂNăGáłGáŇ |
When
you are young ; a young person |
|
504 |
faith |
féiĆ |
MÂGM |
belief
that that something is true without proof |
|
505 |
beneath |
biníːĆ |
`ĚşÉ |
Under;
In or to a lower position; below |
|
506 |
T |
garage |
ɡərɑ́ː[d]ʒ |
K[W,ÔÉ |
a
place where you keep your car |
507 |
T |
massage |
məsɑ́ːʒ |
}bT[W, ńÜ,Âp,ŕÝĄĂ |
rub
the body in a special way that makes it feel better |
508 |
T |
concierge |
kɑ̀nsiéə[r]ʒ |
Ap[gČÇĚÇl(ĘáŤ) |
the
person in a hotel whose job it is to arrange things for the guests |
509 |
T |
dock |
dɑ́k |
hbNÉüęé,hbLOˇé,yA¨zXJ|ĚŢ |
the
place where boats get tied up |
510 |
shock |
ŹĺÁĆłšéCËGVbN |
sudden
bad feeling caused by something unexpected |
||
511 |
lock |
lɑ́k |
ůâbNAŽđŠŻé |
To
use a key/code so others canft open something |
|
512 |
block |
blɑ́k |
W°éG ÇŽ |
To
stop from going forward or making progress |
|
513 |
clock |
klɑ́k |
v |
A
device that shows the time |
|
514 |
T |
o'clock |
əklɑ́k |
` |
the
hour of the day |
515 |
knock |
nɑ́k |
mbNˇé |
To
hit something to get people's attention |
|
516 |
rock |
rɑ́k |
âGÎ |
big
stone; hard, solid substance forming mountains |
|
517 |
T |
sock |
sɑ́k |
\bNX,Z˘Cş,Cş,yűęz°ńąĹŁéąĆ,Ĺ |
something
you wear on your foot to keep you warm |
518 |
stock |
stɑ́k |
ÝÉG~ŚCdüęéG˝ˇ |
piece
of a business, bought in the form of shares |
|
519 |
back |
bǽk |
ŕĆÉßÁÄ |
have
returned to a place you were before |
|
520 |
T |
feedback |
AÁÄéÓŠĽ˝Ľîń,č˛˝Ś |
information
given to the provider about how good or bad the goods or services were |
|
521 |
T |
drawback |
ßľĹ,_,áQ |
the
downside of something |
|
522 |
T |
paperback |
\{,y[p[obN(Ĺ) |
a
book that has a cover made of paper |
|
523 |
lack |
lǽk |
sŤC˘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 |
yHđĆé,y˘H,yH(đĆé),}˘ĹˇéH |
Small
amount of food eaten between meals |
526 |
pack |
pǽk |
ďŢGlßé |
To
put things in a suitcase to go on a trip |
|
527 |
T |
backpack |
obNpbN(đwÁÄŠRÉeľŢ)(gtŤ
bN) |
a
bag with shoulder straps worn on the back |
|
528 |
T |
rack |
rǽk |
I,g,đęľßé,yCŰzżŹę_ |
a
stand or shelf to put things on |
529 |
crack |
krǽk |
ęéCęÚ |
To
almost break something |
|
530 |
track |
trǽk |
ŐGšCÇŐˇé |
To
follow behind someone to see what they are doing |
|
531 |
attack |
ətǽk |
Uˇé |
to
try to destroy, beat, or injure |
|
532 |
T |
stack |
stǽk |
ĎÝdË,X^bN,ÍĎ,ąľĚR,đĎÝdËé |
a
pile of things placed one on top of the other |
533 |
bank |
bǽŋk |
âs |
A
financial institution that keeps or lends money |
|
534 |
thank |
Ćǽŋk |
´Óˇé |
to
tell someone you are grateful to them |
|
535 |
rank |
rǽŋk |
KGnĘCĘtݎé |
To
rate people in higher or lower position relative to others |
|
536 |
tank |
tǽŋk |
^N |
container
for holding liquid or gas |
|
537 |
T |
junk |
dʒʌ́ŋk |
Şç˝(ɡé),ň,WN(Ě˝ężD),jüˇé |
useless
item; trash |
538 |
T |
ink |
íŋk |
CN,yŠoęz˛óˇé,sign |
liquid
found in pens |
539 |
think |
Ćíŋk |
lŚéGv¤ |
To
have an idea, opinion or belief about something |
|
540 |
link |
líŋk |
ÂČŽGAˇéCÖ |
To
join or connect together |
|
541 |
pink |
píŋk |
sN |
One
of the colors people can see: |
|
542 |
drink |
dríŋk |
ůŢ |
To
put water in your body through your mouth |
|
543 |
sink |
síŋk |
Źľ |
large
bowl in a kitchen or washroom for washing things |
|
544 |
luck |
lʌ́k |
^ |
accidental
way things happen, often good things |
|
545 |
stomach |
stʌ́mək |
Ý |
place
in the body where food is digested |
|
546 |
truck |
trʌ́k |
gbN |
automotive
vehicle suitable for hauling |
|
547 |
T |
deck |
dék |
fbL,b |
like
a patio or terrace |
548 |
check |
tʃék |
mFˇé |
To
confirm the details of something are correct |
|
549 |
T |
paycheck |
żxĽŹŘč,ż |
the
piece of paper that tells a worker how much they have earned |
|
550 |
neck |
nék |
ń |
part
of the body joining the head and the body |
|
551 |
T |
tech |
ték |
ZpĚ,ČwZp,ZpŇ |
short
form of the word 'technology' |
552 |
T |
graphic |
ɡrǽfik |
OtBbN,OtĚ,}ćĚ,OtBbNA[gĚ,ÜĚ ˝čÉŠéć¤Č,śŤ˘ŤĆľ˝ |
to
do with a picture or image |
553 |
traffic |
trǽfik |
đĘ |
amount
of activity over a communication system |
|
554 |
T |
terrific |
tərífik |
°ëľ˘,ĺĎČ,ĐǢ,ˇ˛˘ |
very
great or wonderful |
555 |
specific |
spəsífik |
žmČGÁčĚ |
Special
or particular; clearly presented or stated |
|
556 |
scientific |
sàiəntífik |
ČwI |
Concerning
science |
|
557 |
logic |
lɑ́dʒik |
_ |
proper,
valid sensible reasoning |
|
558 |
magic |
mǽdʒik |
čiG@ |
Any
art that invokes supernatural powers |
|
559 |
T |
strategic |
strətíːdʒik |
íŞăĚ,(IÝČ)íŞ(ă)Ě,vŞĚ,LČ |
in
a way carefully thought about |
560 |
thick |
Ćík |
Ôú˘ |
Having
a large distance between two surfaces |
|
561 |
kick |
kík |
Ré |
hit
using the foot |
|
562 |
public |
pʌ́blik |
öĚGöIČ |
concerning
society in general |
|
563 |
T |
click |
klík |
ŠżčĆšŞˇé,yűęzçkČÇŞsĆé,íŠé,y[šęzJ`,p`,J`Ƣ¤š |
to
press a button |
564 |
economic |
èkənɑ́mik |
oĎĚ |
Having
to do with trade, industry, and money |
|
565 |
T |
dynamic |
dainǽmik |
ŽÍĚ,ŽIČ,ÍwĚ,ŽI |
energetic |
566 |
academic |
æ̀kədémik |
wŇG ĺwłö |
educator
who works at a college or university |
|
567 |
T |
chronic |
krɑ́nik |
ŤĚ,íKIČ,ˇř |
for
a long time |
568 |
electronic |
ilèktrɑ́nik |
dqĚ |
Operating
by use of electricity; digital |
|
569 |
organic |
ɔː[r]ɡǽnik |
L@ĚĚGI[KjbN |
Concerning
food made with few or no chemicals |
|
570 |
T |
mechanic |
məkǽnik |
@BH,źl |
a
person who fixes machinery for a living |
571 |
panic |
pǽnik |
°QGpjbN |
overwhelming
feeling of fear and anxiety |
|
572 |
T |
clinic |
klínik |
Ő°u`,fĂş |
a
place you go when sick, like a mini-hospital |
573 |
ethnic |
éĆnik |
ݰIČ |
Connected
with people who shares a cultural tradition |
|
574 |
T |
picnic |
píknik |
sNjbN,ËOĹĚH,syĚŮ,sy,yČd |
a
packed meal to take with you and eaten in the open air |
575 |
pick |
pík |
IÔ |
to
decide on a thing from various choices; select |
|
576 |
topic |
tɑ́pik |
bčGgsbN |
matter
people talk or write about |
|
577 |
T |
fabric |
fǽbrik |
D¨,z,@Ű,\˘,gD,¨ |
material,
cloth |
578 |
T |
generic |
dʒənérik |
m[uhĚ,ŽĚ,ęĘIČ,ďIČ,yś@zĚIČ |
general |
579 |
historic |
histɔ́[ː]rik |
đjIČ |
Belonging
to the past; of what is important or famous in the past |
|
580 |
trick |
trík |
˘˝¸çG˛ÜŠľCžÜˇ |
To
make someone think something that is not true |
|
581 |
electric |
iléktrik |
dCĚ |
using
electricity |
|
582 |
sick |
sík |
aCĚ |
Having
a physical or mental illness |
|
583 |
classic |
klǽsik |
ęŹěiGĂT |
Something
popular or famous for a long time |
|
584 |
basic |
béisik |
î{IČ |
at
the most important or easiest (beginner) level |
|
585 |
T |
exotic |
iɡzɑ́tik |
Ů()Ě,O(Y)Ě,OĚ,ŮîĚ,ĎíčČ,ŁfIČ,Ǫ,Ol[˛¸ŢUĂ¨Ż¸] |
from
another country |
586 |
dramatic |
drəmǽtik |
IČ |
(of
an event) sudden and extreme |
|
587 |
T |
automatic |
ɔ̀ːtəmǽtik |
ŠŽI,ŠŽĚ |
done
without thinking |
588 |
democratic |
dèməkrǽtik |
ŻĺIČ |
of
democracy; entitling the people to power |
|
589 |
T |
energetic |
ènə[r]dʒétik |
¸ÍĚ é,GlMbV
|
to
be lively, full of energy |
590 |
T |
athletic |
æĆlétik |
^ŽŁZĚ |
to
do with sports |
591 |
T |
cosmetic |
kɑzmétik |
\ĘIČ,ťĎi |
makes
something look better without changing it too much |
592 |
genetic |
dʒənétik |
â`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,űô |
like
a plan or scheme |
595 |
romantic |
roumǽntik |
}`bNČ |
Involving,
causing, or relating to strong feelings of love between two people |
|
596 |
T |
authentic |
ɔːĆéntik |
MĹŤé,MßŤĚ é,{¨Ě |
real,
not fake |
597 |
stick |
stík |
_ |
long
thin piece of wood from a tree |
|
598 |
T |
diagnostic |
dàiəɡnɑ́stik |
ffĚ |
how
you solve problems by working out what is wrong |
599 |
plastic |
plǽstik |
vX`bN |
stiff
but usually come; what flexible man-made material, usually made using a
hydrocarbon-based polymer |
|
600 |
fantastic |
fæntǽstik |
f°çľ˘GśzIČ |
Very
fanciful in design, construction, or appearance |
|
601 |
T |
enthusiastic |
enĆ[j]ùːziǽstik |
MSČ |
to
show excitement for something |
602 |
domestic |
dəméstik |
ŕĚ |
Concerning
or made in your own country |
|
603 |
T |
realistic |
rìːəlístik |
ťŔĺ`Ě |
to
be reasonable or be close to real life |
604 |
T |
optimistic |
yĎIČ,yĎĺ`Ě |
being
positive about the future |
|
605 |
characteristic |
kæ̀rəktərístik |
ÁĽIČ |
Typical
or distinctive |
|
606 |
statistic |
stətístik |
vl |
number
that represents a piece of information |
|
607 |
T |
artistic |
ɑː[r]tístik |
üpĆĚ,|pIČ,ëČ |
to
be creative, good at art |
608 |
quick |
kwík |
f˘GŹ˘ |
Using
very little time; moving far in little time |
|
609 |
music |
mjúːzik |
šy |
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 |
čřŤ,Ö,ˇsÄŕ,yŁnzqŕ |
a
book that gives intructions on how to do something |
|
612 |
T |
cookbook |
żĚ{,Úľ˘đŕ |
a
book that gives directions on how
to prepare and cook food |
|
613 |
T |
workbook |
[NubN,űK ,(wKĽĆąĚ)L^ë,vć,(dĚ)KčW |
a
file containing information about a particular subject, and relatated
problems to be solved by the student |
|
614 |
T |
textbook |
téks[t]bùk |
łČ |
a
book of facts to be used for the study of a particular subject |
615 |
hook |
húk |
tbNCtbNĹÝéˇ |
curved
or bent tool |
|
616 |
cook |
kúk |
żˇé |
To
heat food until it is ready to eat |
|
617 |
T |
overlook |
[v]òuvə[r]lúk,[n]˦˨˧ |
Šß˛ˇ,Šnšé,Ä¡é,ˇ |
to
ignore, to not notice |
618 |
T |
outlook |
áutlùk |
ŠĘľ,Šđ,ŠŁč,Š°çľ |
a
view point |
619 |
T |
bulk |
bʌ́lk |
ĺŞ,Îç×,ĺź,ĺŤ˘Šł,ĺČĘ |
in
big amount |
620 |
milk |
mílk |
ű |
white
liquid produced by females to feed babies |
|
621 |
talk |
tɔ́ːk |
bˇ |
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 |
ŕš |
the
area that runs alonside a road for people to walk on |
624 |
T |
arc |
ɑ́ː[r]k |
Ę |
a
curved line, like part of a circle |
625 |
dark |
dɑ́ː[r]k |
â |
Having
little or no light; not light in color |
|
626 |
mark |
mɑ́ː[r]k |
óGLG]żCóđtŻéGŹŃđtŻé |
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 |
žCq×é |
To
notice or make a comment about something |
|
629 |
park |
pɑ́ː[r]k |
ÔęCÔłšé |
to
put your car or bike in a certain place for a time |
|
630 |
T |
clerk |
klə́ː[r]k |
ąő |
someone
who works at a counter |
631 |
work |
wə́ː[r]k |
d |
activity
you do in order to make money |
|
632 |
T |
homework |
hóumwə̀ː[r]k |
hč,Ćëšéd |
the
work a teacher gives to students to be done outside of school |
633 |
framework |
fréimwə̀ː[r]k |
\ŹG\z |
basic
structure of something |
|
634 |
T |
firework |
ÔÎ,ËCĚĐçߍ |
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 |
lbg[NGÔ |
system
of connections |
|
636 |
T |
fork |
fɔ́ː[r]k |
tH[N,Şň_ |
eating
utensil |
637 |
ask |
ǽsk |
qËéGßéGŢ |
To
say to someone that you want something |
|
638 |
T |
mask |
mǽsk |
}XN,źĘđŠÔé,źĘ,˘˘BˇŕĚ,źĘޤ,Bˇ |
something
that covers your face |
639 |
task |
tǽsk |
dGCą |
big
or small piece of work someone has to do |
|
640 |
desk |
désk |
÷ |
A
piece of furniture like a table often with drawers |
|
641 |
disk |
dísk |
fBXN |
thin
or flat, round object, e.g. for storing data |
|
642 |
risk |
rísk |
ëŻGXNCqŻéGëŻÉłçˇ |
To
take the chance that you may do something dangerous |
|
643 |
folk |
fóuk |
lĚAŻ°Ě |
of
ordinary people; not sophisticated |
|
644 |
joke |
dʒóuk |
çkCçk𞤠|
To
say or do things that are meant to be funny |
|
645 |
smoke |
smóuk |
i |
To
breathe in through a cigarette and then blow it out |
|
646 |
stroke |
stróuk |
ČĹé |
To
touch someone or something repeatedly in a caring way |
|
647 |
bike |
báik |
I[goCGŠ]Ô |
2-wheeled
vehicle ridden by pushing on foot pedals |
|
648 |
T |
hike |
háik |
nCLOđˇé,řŤă°é,lă°ˇé,yŠoęzincrease,raise |
walk
a long way |
649 |
like |
láik |
DŢ |
To
find something pleasing; to prefer something |
|
650 |
T |
alike |
əláik |
ˇĘČ,ŻlÉ,ęlÉ |
similar,
almost the same |
651 |
unlike |
ʌnláik |
ĢȢC〜ĆáÁÄ |
Appearing
or being different |
|
652 |
T |
dislike |
disláik |
Ťç¤,¤ |
to
not like, hate |
653 |
strike |
stráik |
ĹÂGŁé |
To
hit something |
|
654 |
T |
bake |
béik |
Ä |
to
cook things inside the oven |
655 |
T |
headache |
hédèik |
ŞÉŞˇé,ŞÉ,YÝĚí |
pain
in the head |
656 |
shake |
ʃéik |
UéGkŚéGŽhłšéCUŽGkŚ |
to
move something violently back and forth or up and down |
|
657 |
cake |
kéik |
P[L |
A
sweet baked food made from flour, eggs, fat and sugar |
|
658 |
lake |
léik |
Î |
large
area of water surrounded by land |
|
659 |
make |
méik |
ěé |
to
create something by putting things together |
|
660 |
T |
brake |
bréik |
yÔzu[L,~ß,§Ž@,yA¨zr |
to
stop a vehicle by pressing a pedal |
661 |
break |
bréik |
óˇGÜé |
to
separate into pieces by force, or by dropping |
|
662 |
sake |
séik |
×GÚIGv |
interest
or benefit of someone or something |
|
663 |
take |
téik |
żAé |
To
pick up something and go away with it |
|
664 |
undertake |
ʌ̀ndə[r]téik |
řŤóŻé |
To
begin or attempt, commit oneself to and begin |
|
665 |
T |
steak |
stéik |
Xe[L |
a
big piece of meat or fish |
666 |
stake |
stéik |
qŻŕCÜŕGQÖWCqŻé |
To
bet or wager on an outcome |
|
667 |
mistake |
mistéik |
Ôᢠ|
something
done wrong, calculated wrong, etc; error |
|
668 |
wake |
wéik |
ÚŞoßéGÚoßłšé |
To
stop something or someone sleeping |
|
669 |
T |
earthquake |
ə́ː[r]Ćkwèik |
ynkznk |
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 |
đRçˇ,Ré,yęzŹÖ(đˇé),îńRę,Rd,Rę(ű) |
to
drip water or other liquid |
672 |
technique |
tekníːk |
Zp |
way
of doing by using special knowledge or skill |
|
673 |
unique |
juːníːk |
ĆÁĚ |
unlike
other things; being the only one like it |
|
674 |
peak |
píːk |
¸_ÉBˇé |
Being
at the highest or best level of something |
|
675 |
speak |
spíːk |
bˇ |
To
use words to tell information, express thoughts |
|
676 |
seek |
síːk |
Tľßé |
To
search for; to try to find; look for |
|
677 |
T |
antique |
æntíːk |
ĂĚ,ŽĚ,Ăí,i |
very
old item, usually furniture or jewellery |
678 |
week |
wíːk |
TGTÔ |
period
of seven days, starts on Sunday and end on Saturday |
|
679 |
alcohol |
ǽlkəhɔ̀[ː]l |
AR[ůż |
Drinks
such as wine, whiskey, beer |
|
680 |
international |
ìntə[r]nǽʃənl |
ŰIČ |
done
or relating to several countries, not just your own |
|
681 |
shall |
ʃ[ə]l |
`ˇ×ŤĹ éGR`žë¤G`ľČŻęÎČçȢG`ľÜľĺ¤Š |
Expressing
the future tense, to expect to happen |
|
682 |
T |
morale |
mərǽl |
uC,I,ÎJÓ~ |
the
confidence in how a group of people all feel, usually at a difficult time |
683 |
T |
probable |
prɑ́bəbl |
蝤Č, č¤é,ŕÁĆŕ羢,L]Č |
possible,
but not certain to be or become true or real |
684 |
double |
dʌ́bl |
ń{Cń{Ě |
Two
times the amount or degree; twice |
|
685 |
T |
dependable |
MĹŤé |
reliable,
trustworthy |
|
686 |
T |
knowledgeable |
mŤĚ é,ćmÁĢé |
to
know much about a topic |
|
687 |
T |
eligible |
élidʒəbl |
iĚ é,]Üľ˘,KCŇ |
able
to be chosen |
688 |
T |
applicable |
ǽplikəbl |
KpĹŤé |
relating
to |
689 |
remarkable |
rimɑ́ː[r]kəbl |
°Č |
Interesting
and unexpected, worthy of notice |
|
690 |
available |
əvéiləbl |
pĹŤé |
present
and able to be used |
|
691 |
T |
unavailable |
žçęȢ,pōȢ,sÝĚ |
not
ready for use |
|
692 |
reasonable |
ríːznəbl |
ŤIČGI |
Fair
and sensible; appropriate |
|
693 |
capable |
kéipəbl |
\ÍŞ é |
Having
the ability to do something; can do |
|
694 |
considerable |
kənsíd[ə]rəbl |
ŠČčĚ |
large
in size, amount, or effect |
|
695 |
T |
favorable |
féiv[ə]rəbl |
DÓ é,DÓIČ,^ŹĚ,sĚć˘,LČ,]Üľ˘ |
to
be seen as good or positive |
696 |
terrible |
térəbl |
ĐǢG°ëľ˘ |
Very
bad; horrible |
|
697 |
T |
durable |
d[j]ú[ə]rəbl |
ĎvÍĚ é |
very
long lasting |
698 |
horrible |
hɔ́[ː]rəbl |
°ëľ˘ |
Very
unpleasant |
|
699 |
trouble |
trʌ́bl |
YÝG˘ďGĘ|Gŕ߲ĆGaCGĚá |
state
of difficulty or stress |
|
700 |
T |
desirable |
dizái[ə]rəbl |
ŁÍŞ é,żlĚ é,]Üľ˘,DÜľ˘ |
worth
having or wanting |
701 |
possible |
pɑ́səbl |
Â\ČGÂ\ŤŞ é |
Having
a chance of happening, or being true |
|
702 |
impossible |
impɑ́səbl |
sÂ\Č |
very
unlikely to happen or exist |
|
703 |
T |
accessible |
æksésəbl |
ßÍ⡢,ÚßľŐ˘ |
available,
easy to reach |
704 |
flexible |
fléksəbl |
_îČ |
Capable
of being easily bent changed without breaking |
|
705 |
responsible |
rispɑ́nsəbl |
ÓCŞ éGMĹŤé |
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§ĹŤé,ľĚȢ,(\tgEFAČÇĹ)ݡŤŞ é |
to
go well with |
707 |
T |
profitable |
prɑ́fətəbl |
LvČ |
able
to make money |
708 |
T |
charitable |
tʃǽritəbl |
ß[˘ |
giving
free money or help of some kind to someone who needs it |
709 |
vegetable |
védʒ[ə]təbl |
ěŘ |
plant
that is raised and eaten as food |
|
710 |
acceptable |
əkséptəbl/ækséptəbl |
eĹŤé |
Satisfactory;
good enough |
|
711 |
comfortable |
kʌ́mftəbl |
őKČG Snć˘ |
not
being worried about something; at ease |
|
712 |
T |
uncomfortable |
ʌnkʌ́mftəbl |
SnĚŤ˘,ąążćȢ,sŔČ,ďîČ |
not
pleased or happy with a situation or thing |
713 |
T |
portable |
pɔ́ː[r]təbl |
ż^ŃĚĹŤé,|[^uČ,gŃpĚ |
something
that is small and easy to carry |
714 |
suitable |
súːtəbl |
Kľ˝GÓłíľ˘ |
right
for a particular purpose or occasion |
|
715 |
reliable |
riláiəbl |
MĹŤé |
Deserving
of your trust, dependable |
|
716 |
T |
unreliable |
MōȢ,ÝÉČçȢ |
not
trustworthy |
|
717 |
T |
payable |
péiəbl |
ĚZĚĆęé,xĽ¤×Ť,xĽ¤ąĆĚĹŤé,xĽúĚ,ऊé |
an
amount of money due |
718 |
variable |
vé[ə]riəbl |
Ďíč⡢ |
Having
the ability to change or vary |
|
719 |
valuable |
vǽljəbl |
liŞ˘ |
Being
worth a lot of money |
|
720 |
T |
invaluable |
invǽljuəbl |
ńíÉMdČ,priceless |
to
be of great worth |
721 |
T |
enjoyable |
yľ˘ |
not
boring, fun |
|
722 |
visible |
vízəbl |
ÚÉŠŚé |
Can
see , easily seen or understood |
|
723 |
T |
plausible |
plɔ́ːzəbl |
ŕÁĆŕ羢,űć̤ܢ |
it
sounds like it could be true |
724 |
T |
advisable |
ədváizəbl |
đž˝,ŤžČ,]Üľ˘,ŠßÄRé׍ |
something
one should do, or is good to do |
725 |
T |
assemble |
əsémbl |
ľWˇé,đWßé,gݧÄé |
to
gather people together |
726 |
T |
resemble |
rizémbl |
ÉĢé |
to
look like, similar to |
727 |
symbol |
símbl |
ŰĽGLGV{ |
action,
object that represents a particular idea or quality |
|
728 |
T |
verbal |
və́ː[r]bl |
žtĚ,ęĚ,śĘčĚ,űŞĚ,ŽĚ |
spoken |
729 |
global |
ɡlóubl |
˘EIČ |
Concerning,
affecting, or involving the entire world |
|
730 |
mobile |
[a]móubl,[n]móubiːl |
gŃdb |
Capable
of moving from one place to another |
|
731 |
able |
éibl |
〜ˇéąĆŞĹŤé |
Having
the ability to do something |
|
732 |
cable |
kéibl |
dü |
wire
carrying electricity, TV signals, internet etc |
|
733 |
label |
léibl |
xCxđÂŻéGźOđÂŻé |
a
piece of paper or material to identify something |
|
734 |
unable |
ʌnéibl |
〜ˇéąĆŞĹŤČ˘ |
Not
being able to do something |
|
735 |
enable |
enéibl |
Â\ɡé |
To
make it possible to do something |
|
736 |
T |
disable |
diséibl |
gĚIáQĚ é,injured |
to
make something not work |
737 |
table |
téibl |
e[u |
raised
flat surface |
|
738 |
T |
timetable |
\,\č\ |
a list of events and when they are
going to happen |
|
739 |
stable |
stéibl |
Ŕčľ˝ |
In
a good situation or condition not likely changed |
|
740 |
T |
dull |
dʌ́l |
ęÉđaç°é,(ŘęĄâŞŞ)ݢ,íŠčĚx˘,Ý´Č,ŽěŞĚë˘ |
boring;
not exciting |
741 |
model |
mɑ́dl |
Í^đěéCÍÍĆČé |
To
make a small scale copy of a full original |
|
742 |
T |
remodel |
ě蟡 |
change
or alter nearly everything to make it look different |
|
743 |
middle |
mídl |
SGÔC^ńĚGĚ |
place
that is halfway between two things |
|
744 |
handle |
hǽndl |
ľ¤ |
To
have the ability to cope with or take responsibility for |
|
745 |
awful |
ɔ́ːfl |
°ëľ˘GĐǢ |
Very
bad; horrible; terrible |
|
746 |
T |
meaningful |
ÓĄĚ é,ÓĄ[ˇČ |
to
have a meaning or purpose |
|
747 |
beautiful |
bjúːtəfl |
üľ˘ |
Having
very attractive or appealing physical qualities |
|
748 |
T |
healthful |
NÉć˘ |
helping
to keep well in body and mind |
|
749 |
T |
harmful |
hɑ́ː[r]mfl |
Qđ¨ćÚˇ,LQČ |
damaging,
hurtful |
750 |
helpful |
hélpfl |
đ§Â |
Doing
things that help someone |
|
751 |
wonderful |
wʌ́ndə[r]fl |
f°çľ˘ |
producing
feelings of enjoyment or delight |
|
752 |
T |
colorful |
kʌ́lə[r]fl |
FĘä˝ŠČ |
having
many different colors |
753 |
powerful |
páuə[r]fl |
ÍČGřÍĚ é |
Having
control or influence over |
|
754 |
careful |
kéə[r]fl |
Ó[˘ |
Thinking
about what you are doing in order to avoid a mistake |
|
755 |
successful |
səksésfl |
Ź÷ľ˝ |
Having
the desired effect or result |
|
756 |
useful |
júːsfl |
đɧ |
that
can help with a particular task |
|
757 |
grateful |
ɡréitfl |
´ÓľÄ˘é |
Feeling
or showing thanks; thankful |
|
758 |
angle |
ǽŋɡl |
px |
place
where two lines or surfaces meet |
|
759 |
single |
síŋɡl |
˝Á˝ęÂĚ |
Only,
merely |
|
760 |
struggle |
strʌ́ɡl |
ŕŞGąŹˇé |
to
try very hard to do something difficult |
|
761 |
legal |
líːɡl |
@IČG@IČ |
Concerning
the law; allowed by law |
|
762 |
T |
paralegal |
Ůěmč |
someone
who works in a law company but who has not trained as a lawyer |
|
763 |
illegal |
ilíːɡl |
á@Ě |
Not
allowed by the laws or rules |
|
764 |
special |
spéʃl |
ÁĘČ |
Different
from what is usual; better or greater than normal |
|
765 |
official |
əfíʃl |
öŽČGöIČ |
of
or done by someone in authority; formal |
|
766 |
T |
beneficial |
bènəfíʃl |
˝ßÉČé,LvČ |
good
for you, positive effect |
767 |
initial |
iníʃl |
ĹĚCŞś |
Existing
or occurring at the beginning |
|
768 |
financial |
fənǽnʃl |
ŕĚGŕZĚ |
Involving
money |
|
769 |
substantial |
səbstǽnʃl |
ŠČčĚ; ŔżIČ |
Being
large in degree, quantity, or size |
|
770 |
T |
confidential |
kɑ̀nfidénʃl |
MpĚĹŤé,@§Ě |
something
that needs to be kept secret |
771 |
T |
residential |
rèzidénʃ[ə]l |
ZĚ |
an
area where people live |
772 |
presidential |
prèz[i]dénʃl |
ĺĚEĐˇĚ |
Concerning
the president |
|
773 |
essential |
isénʃl |
sÂČG{żIČ |
Extremely
important and necessary |
|
774 |
potential |
pəténʃ[ə]l |
Â\ŤCöÝIČ |
capable
of happening or becoming reality |
|
775 |
T |
influential |
influénʃl |
eżÍĚ é,LÍČ |
powerful |
776 |
T |
partial |
pɑ́ː[r]ʃl |
ęŞĚ,sŽSČ,ę(Ş)Ě,sö˝Č,ĆÄŕDŤČ |
to
be a part of something whole |
777 |
commercial |
kəmə́ː[r]ʃl |
R}[VĚ |
radio
or television advertisement |
|
778 |
controversial |
kɑ̀ntrəvə́ː[r]ʃl |
¨cđřˇ |
Causing
a great deal of argument, discussion, or conflict |
|
779 |
social |
sóuʃl |
ĐďIČ |
Involving
activities among people especially free time activities |
|
780 |
crucial |
krúːʃl |
čIČ |
Extremely
important |
|
781 |
racial |
réiʃl |
líĚ |
Concerning
or according to race |
|
782 |
tackle |
tǽkl |
ćčgŢ |
attempt
to force a person to the ground; often in sports such as RUGBY or American
football |
|
783 |
T |
wrinkle |
ríŋkl |
Éľíđńšé,ľíŞńé,ľí,¤Ü˘lŚ |
a
crease or fold |
784 |
medical |
médikl |
ăĂĚ |
of
or relating to physical health or medicine |
|
785 |
clinical |
Ő°Ě |
Concerning
the treatment or observing patients |
||
786 |
typical |
típikl |
T^IČ |
normal;
usual; expected |
|
787 |
political |
pəlítikl |
ĄĚ |
Concerning
government or public affairs |
|
788 |
article |
ɑ́ː[r]tikl |
LGś |
piece
of writing about a particular subject |
|
789 |
T |
periodical |
čú§sĚ,üúIČ,čúIČ,čú§s¨ |
a
magazine made and available on a regular basis |
|
790 |
radical |
rǽdikl |
˛{IČG}iIČ |
very
new and different from what is traditional |
|
791 |
vehicle |
víːəkl |
ćč¨ |
machine
(such as a car) that is used to carry things |
|
792 |
T |
logical |
lɑ́dʒikl |
šÉŠČÁ˝,_IČ,RČ,_wĚ |
to
do with reason |
793 |
psychological |
sàikəlɑ́dʒikl |
SIČ |
Having
to do with the mind |
|
794 |
biological |
bàiəlɑ́dʒikl |
ś¨wIČ |
Something
related to life and living things |
|
795 |
T |
illogical |
ilɑ́dʒikl |
ń_IČ,sČ |
not
making any sense, lack of reasoning |
796 |
T |
economical |
èkənɑ́mikl |
oĎIČ,ńľ˝ |
of
good value |
797 |
chemical |
kémikl |
ťwĚCťwťi |
basic
substance produced by mixing elements |
|
798 |
T |
mechanical |
məkǽnikl |
@BIČ,@BĚ,JjY |
to
do with machines |
799 |
technical |
téknikl |
ZpIČGęĺIČ |
of
practical use of machines or science in industry |
|
800 |
T |
tropical |
trɑ́pikl |
MŃĚ,MŃŤĚ,ńíɢ,ŇĚ,ńAüĚ,ägIČ(metaphorical) |
hot
and humid like the climate near the equator |
801 |
historical |
histɔ́[ː]rikl |
đjIČ |
Connected
with the past |
|
802 |
T |
electrical |
iléktrikl |
dCÉÖˇé |
to
do with electricity |
803 |
classical |
klǽsikl |
ĂTIČ |
Concerning
ideas considered to be traditional |
|
804 |
T |
bicycle |
báisikl |
Š]Ô |
a
vehicle with two wheels and pedals |
805 |
theoretical |
Ćìːərétikl |
_IČ |
Involved
the uncertain or yet to be proved aspects of a certain subject |
|
806 |
critical |
krítikl |
dĺČGë@Ě |
being
important or serious; vital; dangerous |
|
807 |
practical |
prǽktikl |
ŔpIČ |
relating
to what is sensible, real or useful |
|
808 |
T |
pharmaceutical |
fɑ̀ː[r]məs[j]úːtikl |
ťňĚ,ňÜĚ,ň |
relating
to the preparation and making of medicine |
809 |
physical |
fízikl |
gĚĚG÷ĚĚ |
Concerning
the body of a person |
|
810 |
musical |
mjúːzikl |
~
[WJ |
play
or movie set to music |
|
811 |
circle |
sə́ː[r]kl |
~GÖ |
A
perfectly round shape |
|
812 |
T |
fiscal |
fískl |
ÉűüĚ,ŕăĚ,ďvĚ,ÉĚ,űüó,ŕąĚ |
to
do with money |
813 |
local |
lóukl |
nłĚGÇĚCnłĚlGÇ |
Relating
or restricted to a particular area, city, or town |
|
814 |
cycle |
sáikl |
üúGzÂCz¡é |
series
of regular and repeated actions |
|
815 |
T |
motorcycle |
yaťpęzI[goC,PÔĹs,oCN |
a
motor vehicle with two wheels and a strong frame |
|
816 |
T |
recycle |
ÄzÂłšé,Äśpˇé,TCN |
to
find another use for something that is going to be put in the trash |
|
817 |
animal |
ǽnəml |
ލ |
A
living creature that is not a plant or person |
|
818 |
formal |
fɔ́ː[r]ml |
łĚ |
behaving
well/politely; wearing your best clothes |
|
819 |
T |
informal |
infɔ́ː[r]ml |
łŽĹȢ,ńöŽĚ,ŞŽĚ,ĎĽĚ |
relaxed,
casual - often used to describe clothes or an event |
820 |
normal |
nɔ́ː[r]ml |
WĚGłíČ |
standard
or regular way of doing something |
|
821 |
channel |
tʃǽnl |
ađ@éG a |
long
hole dug in the ground |
|
822 |
panel |
pǽnl |
plGĎőď |
group
of people who answer questions or give opinions |
|
823 |
signal |
síɡnl |
MC}ˇéGڎCۧÁ˝ |
move
a hand, or other thing to tell people to do something. |
|
824 |
original |
ərídʒ[ə]nl |
ĹĚG´nIČGĆnIČC´¨ |
being
first made, thought or performed; fresh |
|
825 |
regional |
ríːdʒənl |
nćĚ |
Concerning
a particular area |
|
826 |
national |
nǽʃənl |
§GĚ |
Concerning
a nation as a whole |
|
827 |
professional |
prəféʃənl |
ęĺEĚGvĚ |
About
a job such as doctor, lawyer, accountant, etc |
|
828 |
additional |
ədíʃənl |
ÇÁĚ |
Further
or added |
|
829 |
traditional |
trədíʃənl |
`IČ |
Involved
in a tradition |
|
830 |
functional |
@\IČ |
useful;
not just for decoration |
||
831 |
conventional |
kənvénʃənl |
]Ě |
Following
the common attitudes and practices |
|
832 |
T |
optional |
IđŞŠRĚ,CÓĚ |
a
choice, something you do not have to do |
|
833 |
T |
exceptional |
iksépʃənl |
áOĚ,ŮíČ,áOIČ,ŮáĚ,ÁĘÉDę˝ |
beyond
excellent |
834 |
emotional |
imóuʃənl |
´îĚ |
causing,
feeling, or appealing to the emotions |
|
835 |
institutional |
§xĚ |
Being
related or similar to an institution |
||
836 |
educational |
èdʒəkéiʃənl |
łçĚ |
Intended
to teach or inform |
|
837 |
T |
operational |
gpĹŤé,ěăĚ |
in
working order |
|
838 |
T |
recreational |
NG[VĚ,âyĚ,C°çľĚ,x{Ě |
what
you do for relaxation in your free time |
|
839 |
T |
organizational |
gDIČ |
to
do with planning and managing |
|
840 |
criminal |
kríminl |
ĆßĚCĆl |
Involving
illegal activity ; relating to crime |
|
841 |
T |
terminal |
tə́ː[r]m[ə]nl |
Éé,[q |
the
place where a transport line ends, like the final train station on the line |
842 |
T |
tunnel |
tʌ́nl |
gl,nşš,Bš,, |
a
hole one can travel through |
843 |
T |
seasonal |
síːz[ə]nl |
GßĚ |
happening
at a certain time of the year only |
844 |
T |
departmental |
dipɑ̀ː[r]tméntl |
ĺĚ,Č,Ç,ŰĚ,RÇćĚ |
to
do with a specific area or unit in an organization |
845 |
personal |
pə́ː[r]s[ə]nl |
ÂlIČ |
done
by or to a particular person; individual |
|
846 |
journal |
dʒə́ː[r]nl |
VˇGGGčú§s¨ |
book
in which brief daily accounts of events are written |
|
847 |
internal |
intə́ː[r]nl |
ŕĚ |
Within
or inside |
|
848 |
external |
ikstə́ː[r]nl |
OĚ |
Outside
of something |
|
849 |
final |
fáinl |
ĹăĚ |
Being
the last thing in a series |
|
850 |
T |
withdrawal |
ćčÁľ,řÁßéąĆ,ńű,EŢ,PŢ,Pń,aŕĚřŤoľ,Ľ˘ßľ |
the
act of taking something away or out of something, e.g. bank withdrawal |
|
851 |
T |
apple |
ǽpl |
S,čń˛ |
a
type of fruit from trees that is green, red, or yellow |
852 |
couple |
kʌ́pl |
yAGJbv |
two
of something; two people; a pair |
|
853 |
principal |
prínsəpl |
ĺvČ |
Being
of the most importance |
|
854 |
principle |
prínsəpl |
´G´Ľ |
natural
law that explains how things work |
|
855 |
multiple |
mʌ́ltəpl |
ĄĚ |
Having
or involving more than one of something |
|
856 |
T |
ample |
ǽmpl |
LĺČ,L˘,LxČ,LŠČ,\ŞÉäĆč é |
more
than enough of |
857 |
sample |
sǽmpl |
Š{GTv |
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 |
ČPČGPČ |
Not
hard to understand or do; not complex |
|
860 |
pupil |
pjúːpl |
śGśk |
person
who is being taught, in a school, etc |
|
861 |
T |
staple |
stéipl |
S,´ż,~ßŕ,ÁY¨,ĺvf,ĺvČ |
short
thin piece of wire that is
punched through sheets of paper to fasten them together |
862 |
people |
píːpl |
lX |
Human
beings in general; plural of person |
|
863 |
T |
salespeople |
Xő,Ěő |
men
and women whose job it is get people to buy things from their company |
|
864 |
liberal |
líb[ə]rl |
ŠRĺ`Ě |
Believing
government should actively support social needs |
|
865 |
federal |
féd[ə]rl |
AM |
system
of government |
|
866 |
T |
referral |
rifə́ːrl |
Ďő,Ćď,Đî,Ełę˝l,Ďőłę˝l |
the
recommendation of someone or something |
867 |
natural |
nǽtʃ[ə]rl |
ŠRĚ |
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 |
zĚ,zwĚ |
to
do with the design of buildings |
870 |
cultural |
kʌ́ltʃərl |
śťIČ |
of
a particular societyfs customs and beliefs |
|
871 |
agricultural |
æ̀ɡrikʌ́ltʃ[ə]rl |
_ĆĚ |
Concerning
farming |
|
872 |
general |
dʒén[ə]rl |
ęĘIČGSĘIČ |
Widespread,
normal or usual |
|
873 |
T |
mineral |
mín[ə]rl |
z¨,z¨Ě,ł@¨Ě,z¨ŤĚ¨ż,ł@ť¨ |
a
type of substance found in nature |
874 |
several |
sév[ə]rl |
˘ÂŠĚGťęźęĚ |
More
than two but not many |
|
875 |
T |
integral |
íntəɡrl |
ŽSČ,ąĆĚōȢ,Ě |
very
important, necessary as part of the whole thing |
876 |
rural |
rú[ə]rl |
cÉĚG_şĚ |
Concerning
the country as opposed to the city |
|
877 |
moral |
mɔ́[ː]rl/mərǽl |
šżG |
in
a way considered proper and good by most people |
|
878 |
April |
4 |
4th
month of the year |
||
879 |
central |
séntrl |
ĚG ĺvČ |
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 |
DGÇ |
Pot,
container |
|
883 |
cancel |
kǽnsl |
ćčÁˇ |
To
stop a planned event from happening |
|
884 |
council |
káunsl |
]cď |
group
chosen to make decisions about something |
|
885 |
counsel |
káunsl |
žGŮěm |
To
listen and give expert advice to someone |
|
886 |
T |
parcel |
pɑ́ː[r]sl |
Źď,ęg,ďÝ,ynĚęćć,đŞzˇé,đŹďɡé |
something
wrapped in paper so that it can be sent, or delivered somewhere |
887 |
T |
rehearsal |
rihə́ː[r]sl |
n[T,,űK,ĂĽ |
a
practice session in preparation for a public performance |
888 |
universal |
jùːnəvə́ː[r]sl |
S˘EĚGŐIČ |
Done
or experienced by everyone |
|
889 |
bottle |
bɑ́tl |
{gGr |
container
with a narrow neck used to hold liquids |
|
890 |
battle |
bǽtl |
í˘AíŹ |
military
fight between armies |
|
891 |
digital |
fW^Ě |
using
electronic signals or computers |
||
892 |
T |
shuttle |
ʃʌ́tl |
(ߣÔĚ)čúÖ,čúoX(ńÔĽňs@) |
travel
back and forth between two points
|
893 |
metal |
métl |
஠|
Usually
hard shiny material mined from rock |
|
894 |
settle |
sétl |
čZˇéGż
|
To
move to a new environment and become accustomed to it |
|
895 |
little |
lítl |
Źł˘ |
not
great in size, amount, or degree; small |
|
896 |
capital |
kǽpətl |
ĺvČ |
Main,
or major |
|
897 |
hospital |
hɑ́spitl |
a@ |
building
for sick people, with doctors and nurses |
|
898 |
T |
dental |
déntl |
Ě,Č(p)Ě,yšşwzš(Ě) |
relating
to teeth |
899 |
gentle |
dʒéntl |
Dľ˘G¸âŠČ |
kind
and quiet in nature; not harsh or violent |
|
900 |
mental |
méntl |
¸_Ě |
Concerning
the mind |
|
901 |
fundamental |
fʌ̀ndəméntl |
î{IČ |
Forming
a necessary part, base, or core |
|
902 |
experimental |
ikspèrəméntl |
ŔąIČ |
using
techniques that are different or untried before |
|
903 |
environmental |
envài[ə]r[ə]nméntl |
ÂŤĚGÂŤŰěĚ |
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 |
ŔÝľĚ,gpż |
the
act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car) |
|
906 |
T |
postal |
póustl |
XÖÇĚ,XÖ(Ç)Ě |
of
or relating to the system for delivering mail |
907 |
total |
tóutl |
v |
whole
number or amount of something |
|
908 |
title |
táitl |
Ě |
name
given to something to identify or describe it |
|
909 |
entitle |
entáitl |
i𠽌é; čźđÂŻé |
To
give a right to someone |
|
910 |
vital |
váitl |
ÉßÄdvČ |
Being
of extreme importance for the success of something |
|
911 |
novel |
nɑ́vl |
Źŕ |
written
fiction story |
|
912 |
travel |
trǽvl |
ˇsˇé |
to
go to a place that is far away |
|
913 |
festival |
féstəvl |
Őč |
cultural
event with a program of events |
|
914 |
level |
lévl |
ŻĚC˝Éˇé |
To
make things flat or even |
|
915 |
civil |
sívl |
sŻĚ |
of
citizens of a country; not military/criminal |
|
916 |
T |
oval |
óuvl |
Č~,`Ě,ˇ~`Ě |
A
shape that looks like an egg |
917 |
T |
removal |
rimúːvl |
,ÚŽ |
to
take away and put in another place |
918 |
approval |
əprúːvl |
^ŹGĽF |
positive
opinion of something or someone |
|
919 |
rival |
ráivl |
Co |
be
in opposition to someone often as competitors |
|
920 |
arrival |
əráivl |
|
when
someone or something gets to at a place |
|
921 |
survival |
sə[r]váivl |
śŤcč |
act
of continuing to exist when facing difficulty |
|
922 |
evil |
íːvl |
Ť |
Morally
bad; causing harm to someone |
|
923 |
T |
towel |
táu[ə]l |
^I,č@˘ |
a
big cloth used for drying after a shower or swim |
924 |
actual |
ǽktʃu[ə]l |
ŔŰĚ |
Real
or existing in fact, not imagined; real |
|
925 |
individual |
ìndəvídʒu[ə]l |
ÂlCÂlĚ |
single
person, looked at separately from others |
|
926 |
T |
casual |
kǽʒu[ə]l |
łč°Č˘,žŻ˝,ôRĚ,spÓĚ,ĚńŤČ,ŐĚ,ŞŽĚ,ŚŔĚ |
uncertain,
unplanned |
927 |
visual |
víʒu[ə]l |
oĚ |
Something
to look at with the eyes |
|
928 |
usual |
júːʒu[ə]l |
˘ÂŕĚ |
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 |
KľIČ,KľÉćé,sfĚ,íKIČ,KľŤĚ |
regular,
what you always do |
931 |
T |
factual |
fǽktʃu[ə]l |
ŔăĚ,ŔĚ,ŔŰĚ,ŔÉîĂ |
based
on true information |
932 |
T |
punctual |
pʌ́ŋ[k]tʃu[ə]l |
Ôđçé,Ô,úŔđçé,xęȢ |
arriving
on time |
933 |
intellectual |
ìnt[ə]léktʃu[ə]l |
mIČ |
person
who uses the mind intelligently |
|
934 |
mutual |
mjúːtʃu[ə]l |
ݢĚ; đÝĚ |
Shared
between two or more people |
|
935 |
sexual |
sékʃu[ə]l |
ŤIČ |
Concerning
or connected with the physical activity that can produce babies |
|
936 |
unusual |
ʌnjúːʒu[ə]l |
żľ˘ |
Being
rare or uncommon; not ordinary; strange |
|
937 |
T |
renewal |
rin[j]úːəl |
Xü |
the
act of making something new again |
938 |
fuel |
fjúːəl |
Rż |
material
used to produce heat or power when burned |
|
939 |
annual |
ǽnju[ə]l |
NĚ |
happening
once a year, or every year |
|
940 |
T |
manual |
mǽnju[ə]l |
}j
A,čĚ,čŽĚ,Źűq,Ö |
a
book that explains how to do something |
941 |
T |
dial |
dái[ə]l |
_C,_CA |
to
make a phone call by pressing the buttons |
942 |
trial |
trái[ə]l |
ŮťGR |
Concerning
or used in a TRIAL |
|
943 |
T |
managerial |
mæ̀nədʒí[ə]riəl |
ocăĚ,ocĚ,ÇŇĚ |
to
do with management or supervision |
944 |
T |
serial |
sí[ə]riəl |
(ÔČÇŞ)AąIČ,AÚĚ,AÚ¨,ąŤ¨,AąÔg,yfćzAąŕĚ |
ongoing,
happening more than once in a particular order |
945 |
material |
mətí[ə]riəl |
ŢżC¨ż |
substance
from which a thing is made of |
|
946 |
T |
editorial |
èditɔ́ːriəl |
Đŕ,ŇWŇĚ,_ŕ |
a
newspaper article written by the editor |
947 |
industrial |
indʌ́striəl |
YĆĚ |
Concerning
industry or people involved in industry |
|
948 |
T |
loyal |
lɔ́i[ə]l |
˝Č,`Č,ŔČ,b |
to
stay true or faithful |
949 |
royal |
rɔ́i[ə]l |
¤Ě |
Concerning
a king or queen |
|
950 |
T |
puzzle |
pʌ́zl |
đfłšé,˘çšé,ďâ,pY |
something
you do not understand |
951 |
proposal |
prəpóuzl |
ńÄ |
offer
or plan to people who can decide about it |
|
952 |
T |
disposal |
dispóuzl |
xz ,zu,zń,,p |
the
act of getting rid of something |
953 |
T |
appraisal |
əpréizl |
(żiĽżlĚ)]ż,żlťf,¸čz,Óč,ynkz |
an
evaluation |
954 |
bell |
bél |
x |
object
shaped like a cup that rings when hit |
|
955 |
hell |
hél |
n |
Any
place of pain and suffering |
|
956 |
shell |
ʃél |
Lk |
hard
outer covering that protects |
|
957 |
parallel |
pǽrəlèl |
˝sČC˝sü |
Very
similar and often occurring at the same time |
|
958 |
smell |
smél |
ɨ˘Cɨ˘đkŽGɨ˘Şˇé |
To
use the nose to sense something |
|
959 |
personnel |
pə̀ː[r]s[ə]nél |
lGlő |
group
of people who work for a company |
|
960 |
spell |
spél |
ÂĂčGXyCÂĂé |
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 |
gŃdb |
short
for 'cellphone' |
|
963 |
tell |
tél |
`Śé; bˇ |
To
say or communicate information to someone |
|
964 |
hotel |
houtél |
ze |
place
where people can stay when travelling |
|
965 |
well |
wél |
NČ |
In
a good way |
|
966 |
T |
farewell |
fèə[r]wél |
Ęę(ĚĽA),Ęď,łć¤Čç,łçÎ! |
goodbye |
967 |
ill |
íl |
aCĹCŤ |
Not
well or sick |
|
968 |
bill |
bíl |
ż |
piece
of paper showing what you have to pay |
|
969 |
fill |
fíl |
˘ÁϢɡéG˝ˇ |
To
make something full |
|
970 |
fulfill |
fulfíl |
˝ˇGĘ˝ˇ |
To
do something that was promised or required |
|
971 |
hill |
híl |
u |
High
land not as high as a mountain |
|
972 |
kill |
kíl |
Eˇ |
To
end the life of a person or other living thing |
|
973 |
skill |
skíl |
nűGZp |
ability
to do something well |
|
974 |
T |
pill |
píl |
Űň,oűđDň,sůőČl,eŰ,꾢ąĆ |
medicine
in the form of a capsule that you swallow |
975 |
T |
spill |
spíl |
ąÚˇąĆ,đąÚˇ,đÎçÜ,ʎ,ěęé,Qďˇé |
to
accidentally empty a container, e.g. spill a glass of milk |
976 |
T |
drill |
dríl |
yލzh(źAtJYĚqq), |
to
bore a hole into something |
977 |
T |
grill |
ɡríl |
ÄŤÔ,Ä,ľľqâˇé,yÔzO,ďč(łČvĽS)đ^ŚÄęľßé |
like
a barbeque, something you cook on |
978 |
T |
thrill |
Ćríl |
đźźłšé,źźˇé,đ´Žłšé,kŚ,UŽ,X |
excitement |
979 |
till |
tíl |
`ÜĹ |
Until |
|
980 |
until |
əntíl,ʌntíl |
`ÜĹ |
Up
to, to indicate a point in time when something happens |
|
981 |
still |
stíl |
ÜžGťęĹŕGȨ |
(used
of an action or condition that is ongoing) |
|
982 |
will |
`ˇéÂŕčĹ éG`Ĺľĺ¤GǤľÄŕ`ˇéŕĚžG`ľČł˘G`ˇéąĆŞ é |
used
with verbs to express the future |
||
983 |
full |
fúl |
˘ÁϢĚGż˝ |
Containing
or holding as much as possible |
|
984 |
schedule |
skédʒuːl |
\čGXPW
[ |
To
arrange a time to do something with others |
|
985 |
pull |
púl |
řGřÁŁé |
To
hold something and move it toward you |
|
986 |
T |
wool |
wúl |
rŃ,Ń
,ŃD¨ |
the
fur of sheep |
987 |
all |
ɔ́ːl |
ˇ×Ä |
completely;
totally |
|
988 |
ball |
bɔ́ːl |
{[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 |
oXPbg{[ |
a
game played by two teams who try to score goals by throwing the ball |
991 |
football |
fútbɔ̀ːl |
TbJ[ |
sport
where 2 teams try to kick a ball in a goal; soccer |
|
992 |
T |
volleyball |
o[{[ |
a
ballgame for two teams who try to hit a large ball backwards and forwards
across a central net |
|
993 |
fall |
fɔ́ːl |
ş |
Dropping
from a standing position to the ground |
|
994 |
T |
rainfall |
yCŰzJĘ,~J |
Water
that falls from the clouds in the sky, in little drops |
|
995 |
hall |
hɔ́ːl |
z[Gďę |
area
inside the entrance of a house |
|
996 |
call |
kɔ́ːl |
dbˇé |
To
phone someone |
|
997 |
recall |
[v]rikɔ́ːl,[n]˨˦ |
v˘oˇCzN |
To
remember events or details of the past |
|
998 |
T |
mall |
mɔ́ːl |
VbsOZ^[,Uŕš,ŞŁŃ,¤XX |
very
large building containing lots of stores and restaurants |
999 |
small |
smɔ́ːl |
Źł˘ |
Little
in size; not big |
|
1000 |
overall |
[n.a]óuv[ə]rɔ̀ːl,[adv]˧˨˦ |
SĚGIČCSĚĆľÄ |
Viewed
as a whole; in general, not as details |
|
1001 |
tall |
tɔ́ːl |
w̢ |
High
in height |
|
1002 |
install |
instɔ́ːl |
ąüˇéGÝuˇéGCXg[ˇé |
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 |
Ěq |
A
female child; a young woman |
|
1005 |
bowl |
bóul |
{E |
round
container used for holding rice, soup etc |
|
1006 |
goal |
ɡóul |
ÚIGÚW |
Something
you try to do or achieve; an aim |
|
1007 |
hole |
hóul |
|
opening
into or through something |
|
1008 |
whole |
hóul |
SĚ |
complete
or full; all of |
|
1009 |
coal |
kóul |
ÎY |
dark
hard substance from the earth burnt as a fuel |
|
1010 |
T |
pole |
póul |
_,,}Xg,|[,(ŤiĽžŽČÇĚ)ł˝Î,źÉ[ |
a
long, thin stick or post |
1011 |
poll |
póul |
[G˘_˛¸ |
process
of gathering people's opinions about something by asking a question or series
of questions about a particular subject |
|
1012 |
roll |
róul |
]Şé |
To
move along a surface by turning many times |
|
1013 |
role |
róul |
đ |
character
played by an actor |
|
1014 |
T |
enroll |
enróul |
o^ˇé,źëÉLÚˇé,ďőɡé,enrol |
to
register for something |
1015 |
control |
kəntróul |
xzˇéGǡéG}§ˇéGƸˇé |
To
direct or influence the behavior of something |
|
1016 |
T |
payroll |
żxĽ\,]Ćő,żxĽ˘źë |
the
total amount of money paid in wages |
|
1017 |
soul |
sóul |
° |
spiritual
part of a person |
|
1018 |
T |
toll |
tóul |
Ň,šQ,żŕ,ńV,Ľűˇé,(ŕČÇ)đÂçˇ,yŠoęznumber of death |
a
small cost or fee you pay to use a service |
1019 |
fool |
fúːl |
žÜˇ |
To
trick someone; to deceive |
|
1020 |
module |
mɑ́dʒuːl |
W
[ |
part
or unit with a specific job |
|
1021 |
T |
reschedule |
đJč×é,Ě\čđĎXˇé |
to
set a new time for something |
|
1022 |
cool |
kúːl |
Áľ˘G⽢ |
Almost
cold; not warm or hot |
|
1023 |
school |
skúːl |
wZGłK |
building
where you learn in classes with a teacher |
|
1024 |
pool |
púːl |
v[ |
large
container or hole that is filled with water and used for people to swim in |
|
1025 |
rule |
rúːl |
KĽG[GKľCčˇé |
statement
that says how things should be |
|
1026 |
tool |
túːl |
šď |
device
used to make things, e.g. a hammer or driver |
|
1027 |
T |
aisle |
áil |
(DÔČÇĚ)ŔČÔĚĘH,(łďĚ)¤L,ס˘ĘH |
long
narrow area for walking between rows of something |
1028 |
file |
fáil |
ńoˇé |
To
submit documents to an authority, e.g. city hall |
|
1029 |
profile |
próufail |
ĐîGvtB[CTŞđGl¨]đ |
description
listing the basic information about a person or group |
|
1030 |
mile |
máil |
}C |
unit
of distance; 1.6 kilometers |
|
1031 |
smile |
smáil |
ŮŮŚŢCÎç |
To
put up the corners of mouth to show happiness |
|
1032 |
pile |
páil |
ĎÝdËéCĎÝdË |
group
of things one on top of another |
|
1033 |
T |
compile |
kəmpáil |
đŇWˇé,(żČÇ)đWßé,(ŕYČÇ)đěčă°é |
to
collect or gather data |
1034 |
T |
tile |
táil |
^C,Šíç,ťĎ^C,v |
a
thin slab of material, often made of clay, used for covering roofs and floors |
1035 |
style |
stáil |
lŽ |
the
(tasteful) way something is designed or made |
|
1036 |
T |
lifestyle |
ślŽ |
the
way that you live; the things that you usually do |
|
1037 |
while |
[h]wáil |
`ĚÔÉ |
During
the time that; at the same time |
|
1038 |
T |
worthwhile |
ťęĚ,âčŞ˘Ě é,ŢžĹÍȢ |
useful;
there is some value to it |
|
1039 |
meanwhile |
míːn[h]wàil |
ťĚÔÉGęűĹÍ |
At
or during the same time ; in the meantime |
|
1040 |
fail |
féil |
¸sˇéAÚWÉBŹľČ˘ |
To
not achieve a goal, or to go wrong |
|
1041 |
jail |
dʒéil |
Yą |
place
to hold criminals being punished for a crime |
|
1042 |
scale |
skéil |
ÚˇčGîGÚxGkÚäGKÍ |
a
device that is used to weigh a person or thing |
|
1043 |
mail |
méil |
XÖG[ |
a
letter, package or email |
|
1044 |
male |
méil |
jŤ |
Characteristic
of boys or men |
|
1045 |
e-mail |
[ |
communicate
electronically on the computer |
||
1046 |
female |
fíːmeil |
Ť |
person
of the sex that gives birth to babies |
|
1047 |
T |
nail |
néil |
(_ńČÇ)đççšé,đBtŻÉˇé,Ü,Ź,yęz^oR,Łé,ßߡé |
a
long, thin piece of metal used to hold pieces of wood together banged in with
a hammer |
1048 |
pale |
péil |
¢GW˘ |
Light
in color |
|
1049 |
rail |
réil |
SšG[ |
long,
thin piece of metal |
|
1050 |
trail |
tréil |
ŐCřŤ¸éGăđǤ |
path,
usually through a field or a forest |
|
1051 |
sail |
séil |
żCqsˇé |
To
travel on water in a ship or boat |
|
1052 |
sale |
séil |
ĚGă |
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 |
¨ę |
story
about colorful and imaginary events |
|
1055 |
detail |
ditéil |
×GÚ×CÚľq×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 |
yލzNW,~ |
a
large mamal that lives in the sea |
1058 |
T |
automobile |
ɔ́ːtəmo[u]bìːl |
ŠŽÔ |
long
name for 'car' |
1059 |
deal |
díːl |
ŞŻ^ŚéGzé |
to
give out (cards, etc) to; distribute |
|
1060 |
Ideal |
z |
which
is thought of as being perfect |
||
1061 |
feel |
fíːl |
´śé |
To
be aware of or experience an emotion or sensation |
|
1062 |
meal |
míːl |
H |
food
for eating at a particular time, e.g. dinner |
|
1063 |
appeal |
əpíːl |
iŚé |
To
request a judge or others change a decision |
|
1064 |
real |
ríː[ə]l |
ťŔĚG{¨Ě |
Actually
existing or happening, not imagined |
|
1065 |
T |
unreal |
ŔśľČ˘,UĚ,^ŔŤĚȢ,śzIČ,ózIČ |
not
true to life |
|
1066 |
seal |
síːl |
óˇéG§ˇé |
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 |
\ICžçŠÉˇé |
To
make known, to show or prove |
|
1070 |
wheel |
[h]wíːl |
ÔÖ |
circular
thing that rolls, used for moving things |
|
1071 |
oil |
ɔ́il |
ű |
thick,
black liquid in the ground used as fuel |
|
1072 |
soil |
sɔ́il |
yë |
mix
of sand and other natural material on the surface of the earth that is used
to grow plants |
|
1073 |
bomb |
bɑ́m |
ˇé |
to
drop a bomb on; attack with explosives |
|
1074 |
calm |
kɑ́ːm |
¸âŠČ |
Relaxed
and not worried or angry |
|
1075 |
damn |
dǽm |
żľĺ¤Cˇ˛ |
Used
as expletives |
|
1076 |
T |
jam |
dʒǽm |
ŹG,W,WQˇé,lßŢ |
push
down hard |
1077 |
T |
ma'am |
[weak]məm,[strɡ]mǽm |
l |
short
for 'madam', a polite way to address a woman |
1078 |
T |
gram |
ɡrǽm |
O |
a
small measurement of weight |
1079 |
T |
kilogram |
LO |
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 |
vćG\č |
planned
set of actions; a schematic system |
|
1082 |
exam |
iɡzǽm |
ą |
test
of your knowledge of, or ability in something |
|
1083 |
album |
ǽlbəm |
(Ę^Ě)Ao |
book
with a collection of photographs or pictures |
|
1084 |
T |
seldom |
séldəm |
ßÁ˝É,ßÁ˝É`ľČ˘,ßÁ˝É`Ȣ |
not
very often |
1085 |
random |
rǽndəm |
łě×Ě |
Chosen,
done without a particular plan or pattern |
|
1086 |
T |
memorandum |
mèmərǽndəm |
őY^,oŚŤ,,Ev,Kń,čź |
A
written note or message to remind you or someone else to do something |
1087 |
T |
modem |
móudem |
f,ϲu |
a
device that lets you send information from one computer to another |
1088 |
freedom |
fríːdəm |
ŠR |
state
of being free, not being controlled |
|
1089 |
T |
gum |
ɡʌ́m |
SĐĹŁtŻé,S,śS,`
[CK,SĚč,÷,ŽŤ |
stubstance
that can be used to stick things together |
1090 |
come |
kʌ́m |
s |
To
move toward someone; go with someone |
|
1091 |
become |
bikʌ́m |
`ÉČé |
To
begin to be; grow to be; develop into |
|
1092 |
welcome |
wélkəm |
椹ťC˝}C˝}ˇé |
friendly
greeting to someone who has arrived |
|
1093 |
income |
ínkʌm |
űü |
Earned
money from work, investments or business |
|
1094 |
overcome |
òuvə[r]kʌ́m |
ˇé |
To
succeed in a struggle against; defeat |
|
1095 |
outcome |
áutkʌ̀m |
Ę |
Something
that happens as a result, consequence |
|
1096 |
column |
kɑ́ləm |
R; ÍÝL |
regular
series of articles in newspaper or magazine |
|
1097 |
problem |
prɑ́bləm |
âč |
Something
difficult to deal with or causes trouble |
|
1098 |
minimum |
míniməm |
ĹŹŔ |
lowest
number or amount that is possible |
|
1099 |
maximum |
mǽks[ə]məm |
Ĺĺ |
largest
or greatest |
|
1100 |
T |
drum |
drʌ́m |
žŰ,h |
a
musical instrument you hit with wooden sticks |
1101 |
from |
[weak]fr[ə]m,[strɡ]frʌ́m |
`ŠçG`ogĚ |
Starting
at a particular place, time or level |
|
1102 |
T |
forum |
fɔ́ːrəm |
]cď,ĺLę,tH[,öJ˘_Ěę |
a
place for open discussion |
1103 |
some |
[weak]s[ə]m,[strɡ]sʌ́m |
˘çŠĚG éG¨ćť |
Used
to refer to an unspecified amount or number |
|
1104 |
sum |
sʌ́m |
v |
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 |
ÇóGó |
sign
in the body or mind that appears to suggest that one has an illness |
|
1108 |
custom |
kʌ́stəm |
Kľ |
What
is usual or normal |
|
1109 |
T |
accustom |
əkʌ́stəm |
KľĂŻé,đľçˇ,ÉÎľÄľçˇ |
to
get used to |
1110 |
system |
sístəm |
ĚnGVXe |
set
of organized, planned ideas that work together |
|
1111 |
item |
[n]áitəm,[adv]áitem |
GÚ |
distinct,
individual thing, often part of a group |
|
1112 |
poem |
póuəm |
|
a
written composition in verse, not prose |
|
1113 |
T |
stadium |
stéidiəm |
X^WA,ŁZę |
sports
ground surrounded by rows of seats where people go to watch events |
1114 |
medium |
míːdiəm |
ÔG}ĚGčiG}XR~@Ö |
middle
size, something between other things |
|
1115 |
T |
premium |
príːmiəm |
żi,ŕ,Ü^ŕ,Ü,Üŕ,Üi,Ü^,čľ |
an
extra payment added to the cost |
1116 |
T |
condominium |
kɑ̀ndəmíniəm |
Ş÷Ap[g,¤ŻÇ,}V |
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 |
¨Ů |
building
to display art, science, or history objects |
|
1119 |
T |
gymnasium |
ĚçŮ,ynkz |
building
with equipment you can use to exercise your body |
|
1120 |
T |
enthusiasm |
enĆ[j]úːziæ̀zm |
MłšéŕĚ,M,ÓCÝ,Mś |
the
act of being excited about something |
1121 |
T |
journalism |
dʒə́ː[r]nəlìzm |
W[iY |
the
reporting of news |
1122 |
mechanism |
mékənìzm |
@\GJjY |
piece
of machinery |
|
1123 |
tourism |
tú[ə]rìzm |
Ďő |
traveling
to new places, e.g. abroad, for vacations |
|
1124 |
criticism |
krítəsìzm |
áť |
negative
judgment of something |
|
1125 |
them |
ŢçđGŢçđGťęçđ |
Referring
to specified other people |
||
1126 |
stem |
stém |
˛CNöˇéGH˘~ßé |
long,
thin thing joining parts of a plant |
|
1127 |
him |
Ţđ |
Subject
form of a male person you are talking about |
||
1128 |
T |
gym |
dʒím |
ŽŕĚę,ĚçŮ,Ě,Ěç |
building
with equipment you can use to exercise your body |
1129 |
T |
skim |
skím |
đˇ˘ćé,ЎßÄňÔ,ЎÁĢ,´ÁĆÚđʡ |
to
move quickly above the surface without touching it |
1130 |
victim |
víktim |
íQŇG]ľŇ |
person
who is tricked or made to suffer |
|
1131 |
swim |
swím |
jŽ |
to
move through water by moving parts of the body |
|
1132 |
T |
showroom |
Âńş |
an
area where goods for sale are set out so people can look at them |
|
1133 |
film |
fílm |
fć |
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 |
ŁÍCŁš |
quality
of making people like you; attractiveness |
|
1137 |
harm |
hɑ́ː[r]m |
šQCQˇé |
To
injure, damage, or cause problems due to something you do |
|
1138 |
alarm |
əlɑ́ː[r]m |
xńGA[ |
sound
or light used for a warning or alert |
|
1139 |
firm |
fə́ː[r]m |
˘GŔčľ˝ |
Fairly
hard or solid, not soft |
|
1140 |
confirm |
kənfə́ː[r]m |
mFˇé |
To
provide evidence to establish the truth of |
|
1141 |
term |
tə́ː[r]m |
wú |
fixed
period of weeks for learning at school |
|
1142 |
form |
fɔ́ː[r]m |
` |
visible
shape or style; type; kind |
|
1143 |
uniform |
júːnəfɔ̀ː[r]m |
§CęĚ |
a
set of clothes that show you are part of a group or school |
|
1144 |
reform |
rifɔ́ː[r]m |
üvˇéCüvGüÇ |
To
improve society by removing abuse and injustices |
|
1145 |
T |
conform |
kənfɔ́ː[r]m |
]ÁÄsގé,ęvˇé,]íšé,]¤ |
to
be like others |
1146 |
inform |
infɔ́ː[r]m |
mçšé |
To
give information or facts about something |
|
1147 |
perform |
pə[r]fɔ́ː[r]m |
s¤GŹľ°é |
To
carry out an action well or successfully |
|
1148 |
transform |
[v]trænsfɔ́ː[r]m,[n]trǽnsfɔː[r]m |
ϡˇé |
To
change the shape completely in a good way |
|
1149 |
platform |
plǽtfɔ̀ː[r]m |
vbgtH[Gä |
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 |
ËRv˘ŠÔÄ(CXs[V),uCXg[ |
a
group discussion to come up with a lot of ideas very quickly |
|
1152 |
T |
thunderstorm |
yCŰzJ |
an
extreme weather condition with rain, wind, thunder and lightening |
|
1153 |
warm |
wɔ́ː[r]m |
ľM˘ |
slightly
hot; not very hot |
|
1154 |
home |
hóum |
ĆëGŠî |
place
where a person or a family lives |
|
1155 |
T |
comb |
kóum |
ľĹˇ,ľ,gŞ,OęIÉ{ˇ |
make
smooth by getting the knots out of |
1156 |
boom |
búːm |
u[Ƣ¤šGu[ |
To
make a deep hollow resonant sound |
|
1157 |
whom |
NđGNÉG`ˇél |
Used
in formal writing or speech |
||
1158 |
room |
rúːm |
Ž |
part
of building enclosed by walls, e.g. kitchen |
|
1159 |
T |
broom |
brúːm |
٤Ť,đ(٤ŤĹ)|,yA¨zGjV_ |
a
brush with a long handle used for sweeping the dirt from the floor |
1160 |
bedroom |
bédrùːm |
Qş |
room
with a bed, for sleeping in |
|
1161 |
T |
boardroom |
đőş |
a
room where the board of directors of a company hold meetings |
|
1162 |
T |
bathroom |
bǽĆrùːm |
oX[,gC |
a
room where there is a bath and/or a shower |
1163 |
T |
ballroom |
_Xz[ |
large
room used mainly for dancing |
|
1164 |
T |
storeroom |
ş |
a
room where things can be kept when they are not being used |
|
1165 |
assume |
əs[j]úːm |
źčˇéGŞˇé |
to
believe, based on the evidence; suppose |
|
1166 |
consume |
kəns[j]úːm |
Áďˇé |
To
eat, drink, buy or use up something |
|
1167 |
T |
costume |
[v]kɑst[j]úːm,[n]kɑ́st[j]uːm |
ĚßđpÓˇé,ß |
something
unusual you dress up in, e.g. for Hallowe'en |
1168 |
T |
vacuum |
vǽkjuəm |
^ó,^ónŃ,ó,^óĚ,đ|@Ĺ|ˇé,|@đŠŻé,|@Ĺ|ˇé |
a
completely empty space |
1169 |
volume |
vɑ́lju[ː]m |
ĘGeĎGĚĎ |
level
of sound produced by an object, such as a radio or television |
|
1170 |
T |
resume |
rézəmèi,riz[j]úːm |
Äďˇé,ńˇé,čßé,đćčÔˇ,đ,Ev,ynkz |
to
continue or start again |
1171 |
climb |
kláim |
oé |
To
rise gradually and steadily to a higher point |
|
1172 |
crime |
kráim |
Ćß |
act
that is against the law; murder, theft etc |
|
1173 |
prime |
práim |
ĹŕdvČGĹăĚ |
Most
important, chief importance in value |
|
1174 |
time |
táim |
ÔiƢ¤TOj |
Something
measured in minutes, hours, days, etc |
|
1175 |
T |
lifetime |
láiftàim |
śU(Ě),ęś(Ě) |
The
time between when a person is born and when they die |
1176 |
T |
lunchtime |
HĚÔ |
The
usual time for eating the midday meal |
|
1177 |
T |
sometime |
sʌ́mtàim |
˘ÂŠ |
at
some unknown point in time |
1178 |
T |
meantime |
míːntàim |
˘Ô,ťĚÔĚÔ |
the
time between two events |
1179 |
T |
overtime |
ÔOĚ,´ßÎąÔ,ÔO,cĆč,OT |
work
done in addition to regular working hours |
|
1180 |
T |
flextime |
tbNX^C |
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 |
˘ÂĹŕ |
at
a time you choose, it's not important when |
1183 |
aim |
éim |
Úwˇ; _¤; eâîđ`ÉüŻé |
act
of pointing something at a target |
|
1184 |
game |
ɡéim |
Q[ |
Activity
with rules that people play to have fun |
|
1185 |
blame |
bléim |
ńďˇé |
To
say someone is responsible for something bad |
|
1186 |
claim |
kléim |
壡éGvˇé |
To
say something is true when others may not agree |
|
1187 |
T |
acclaim |
əkléim |
É
ѡé,ĺşĹž¤,˝Ä |
approval
and great praise |
1188 |
name |
néim |
źOG]ťGLźlCźOđÂŻé |
What
something or someone is called |
|
1189 |
frame |
fréim |
ggÝGgÝCgݧÄé |
Border
of wood, metal, etc. in which a picture, door, pane of glass, etc. is
enclosed or set |
|
1190 |
same |
séim |
Żś |
Identical;
not different |
|
1191 |
theme |
Ćíːm |
ĺčGe[} |
main
subject to discuss or describe |
|
1192 |
scheme |
skíːm |
vćG\z |
often
dishonest plan to get or do something |
|
1193 |
dream |
dríːm |
˛ |
images,
thoughts, and feelings that are experienced during sleep |
|
1194 |
cream |
kríːm |
N[ |
thick
liquid rubbed into the skin |
|
1195 |
scream |
skríːm |
ßÂCßÂđă°é |
To
make a sudden loud cry |
|
1196 |
T |
ice cream |
ACXN[ |
Frozen
food made of cream, very sweet and good to eat |
|
1197 |
stream |
stríːm |
Źęé |
small
river |
|
1198 |
extreme |
ikstríːm |
É[ČCÉx |
Very
great in degree |
|
1199 |
seem |
síːm |
`Ěć¤ÉŠŚéGvíęé |
To
appear to be something |
|
1200 |
team |
tíːm |
`[ |
group
of people working on a task together |
|
1201 |
on |
`ĚăÉ é |
Located
on surface of something e.g. a table or wall |
||
1202 |
depend on |
ËśˇéGé |
To
rely on for support (financial or emotional) |
||
1203 |
T |
salon |
səlɑ́n |
T,()X,qÔ,ĺLÔ |
a
store where you can get a particular service, like getting your hair styled |
1204 |
phenomenon |
finɑ́mənɑ̀n |
ťŰ |
fact
that can observed and studied |
|
1205 |
upon |
əpɑ́n |
〜ĚăÉ |
More
formal term for on |
|
1206 |
rely on |
é |
To
depend on someone or something |
||
1207 |
ban |
bǽn |
Ö~ˇéCÖ~ |
To
make something illegal or not allowed |
|
1208 |
T |
sedan |
sidǽn |
Z_,Z_^ŠŽÔ |
a
type of car that has seats for four people |
1209 |
fan |
fǽn |
î@G¤żí |
thing
you wave in front of your face to stay cool |
|
1210 |
than |
`ćčŕ |
Used
to compare two things that are not equal |
||
1211 |
can |
〜ˇéąĆŞĹŤé |
To
be able to; have the skill to; have the time to |
||
1212 |
scan |
skǽn |
Úľ˛×éG´ÁĆÚđʡGXLˇé |
To
look for details in something by examining it carefully |
|
1213 |
plan |
plǽn |
vćGićč |
detailed
proposal/set of actions to do something |
|
1214 |
man |
mǽn |
j |
An
adult male human being |
|
1215 |
T |
doorman |
(zeČÇĚ)}W |
Someone
whose job it is to stand at entrance to a hotel to let people go in and out |
|
1216 |
T |
businessman |
rWlX},ŔĆĆ,ŔąĆ |
a
man who works in commercial or industrial business, especially an owner or
executive |
|
1217 |
T |
pan |
pǽn |
Č×,˝ç(ǫ́),VĚM,Öí |
a
flat, round cooking container used for frying |
1218 |
van |
vǽn |
Ź^gbN |
truck
with an enclosed cargo space |
|
1219 |
T |
cabin |
kǽbin |
Lr,ŹŽ,Dş |
a
small house in the forest |
1220 |
carbon |
kɑ́ː[r]bn |
Yf |
chemical
element with an atomic number of 6 |
|
1221 |
urban |
ə́ː[r]bn |
sďĚ |
Concerning
a city; located in a city |
|
1222 |
sudden |
sʌ́dn |
ËRĚ |
Happening
or done quickly or unexpectedly |
|
1223 |
wooden |
wúdn |
ŘĹĹŤ˝ |
made
of wood |
|
1224 |
golden |
ɡóuldn |
ŠŕĚ |
Made
of gold |
|
1225 |
abandon |
əbǽndən |
(lđ)ŠĚÄé; Ťçßé |
to
leave someone you should stay to take care of |
|
1226 |
T |
broaden |
brɔ́ːdn |
Lˇé,L°é |
to
widen |
1227 |
garden |
ɡɑ́ː[r]dn |
ë |
yard;
ground outside your house to grow plants |
|
1228 |
burden |
bə́ː[r]dn |
רGS |
To
weigh down with a load, impose a task upon |
|
1229 |
fun |
fʌ́n |
yľ˘ |
amusing
and enjoyable |
|
1230 |
gun |
ɡʌ́n |
e |
weapon
in which bullets are fired down a metal tube |
|
1231 |
T |
bargain |
bɑ́ː[r]ɡin |
xčoľŕĚ,ěřŤˇé,đ¡é,_ń,Ŕ˘¨ |
a
good deal, a good price |
1232 |
kitchen |
kítʃn |
ä |
place
where food is cooked |
|
1233 |
T |
luncheon |
lʌ́n[t]ʃn |
Hđˇé,Ů |
a
formal meal eaten in the middle of the day |
1234 |
intention |
inténʃn |
Ó} |
aim
or purpose |
|
1235 |
fortune |
fɔ́ː[r]tʃn |
^G^¨ |
Chance
or luck, particularly good luck |
|
1236 |
suggestion |
səɡdʒéstʃn |
ńÄ |
idea
about what someone should do |
|
1237 |
T |
congestion |
kəndʒéstʃn |
`ĹĚDŹÝ,§W,ŹG,lű§W,¤Á |
a
blockage; something that blocks it up |
1238 |
question |
kwéstʃn |
żâˇéG^âÉv¤ |
To
ask for or try to get information |
|
1239 |
imagine |
imǽdʒin |
zˇé |
to
think creatively about; form mental picture of |
|
1240 |
origin |
ɔ́[ː]ridʒin |
Nš |
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 |
GW |
machine
that changes energy into mechanical motion |
|
1243 |
margin |
mɑ́ː[r]dʒin |
]GGŔEGv |
edge
or border of a page on above, below |
|
1244 |
region |
ríːdʒ[ə]n |
nć |
part
of a country, of the world, area, etc |
|
1245 |
T |
caution |
kɔ́ːʃn |
Éxˇé,pS,xú,Td,x,(ťiĚćľŕžĹ)˛gpăĚÓ |
a
warning to be careful |
1246 |
fashion |
fǽʃn |
|
style
of dress or activity popular at some time |
|
1247 |
passion |
pǽʃn |
îM |
powerful,
positive feeling about something |
|
1248 |
discussion |
diskʌ́ʃn |
c_ |
Any
long communication about some particular topic |
|
1249 |
profession |
prəféʃn |
ęĺE |
job
requiring special education or skills |
|
1250 |
depression |
dipréʃn |
siCG¤ÂaGă |
medical
condition in which a person's sadness stops him/her from living his/her life
normally |
|
1251 |
impression |
impréʃn |
óŰ |
effect
or feeling resulting from an experience |
|
1252 |
expression |
ikspréʃn |
\ťG\î |
act
of making your thoughts and feelings known |
|
1253 |
session |
séʃn |
JĂGÔGWďGZbV |
meeting
or series of meetings of a body, such as a court or legislature |
|
1254 |
T |
recession |
riséʃn |
iCăŢ,ăŢ,Ţ,EÝ,ÔŇ |
a
less successful time in the economy |
1255 |
possession |
pəzéʃn |
L¨ |
Having
or owning something |
|
1256 |
exhibition |
èksəbíʃn |
WŚGWď |
public
event at which an object or group of objects is put on display for people to
look at |
|
1257 |
T |
audition |
ɔːdíʃn |
Ž |
a
try out done by a performer to test whether they have the skills to do the
job |
1258 |
addition |
ədíʃn |
ÇÁ |
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 |
óÔ; óľ |
the
state of living you are in, e.g. good health |
|
1262 |
mission |
míʃn |
Cą |
a
special assignment that is given to a person or group |
|
1263 |
T |
submission |
səbmíʃn |
],],ńő,ńÄ,ńo,Ůtő,(Ú˝ŘݸŢ)łŚÝÉüˇéąĆ |
the
act of formally delivering a document, for a decision to be made about it |
1264 |
T |
admission |
ədmíʃn |
üę,üw,Â, |
entrance
into something |
1265 |
commission |
kəmíʃn |
Ďőď |
group
officially put in charge of e.g. education |
|
1266 |
permission |
pə[r]míʃn |
 |
right
to do something as allowed by another |
|
1267 |
T |
transmission |
trænsmíʃn |
ĎŹ@,M,`B,`ő,`,`ą,M |
the
message sent from one to another |
1268 |
recognition |
rèkəɡníʃn |
FŻ |
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 |
ęĺĆ,ZpĆ |
someone
who is trained with special skills to do practical work |
1271 |
T |
electrician |
ilèktríʃn |
dCZt(HĽW) |
a
person who installs or repairs electrical or telephone lines |
1272 |
T |
nutrition |
n[j]uːtríʃn |
h{¨Űć,h{¨, {Ě,H¨ |
the
study of food and health |
1273 |
politician |
pɑ̀lətíʃn |
ĄĆ |
someone who is active in politics |
|
1274 |
T |
petition |
pətíʃn |
Qč,żč(),\ľ§Ä(),đżˇé,đč¤ |
a
demand for a particular action, usually signed by a lot of people |
1275 |
T |
repetition |
rèpətíʃn |
JčÔľ,čÔľ,˝,Äă,Äť |
to
do something over and over again |
1276 |
competition |
kɑ̀mpətíʃn |
Ł |
fighting
against others when trying to win something |
|
1277 |
T |
tuition |
t[j]u[ː]íʃn |
öĆż |
the
sum of money charged for teaching by a college or university |
1278 |
T |
physician |
fizíʃn |
ăŇ,ŕČă,ăt,(ägI)ĄĂŇ,~ĎŇ |
A
doctor of medicine |
1279 |
position |
pəzíʃn |
Ęu |
specific
location where someone or something is |
|
1280 |
opposition |
ɑ̀pəzíʃn |
˝Î |
act
of disagreeing or trying to stop something |
|
1281 |
composition |
kɑ̀mpəzíʃn |
\ŹGgŹGʍGěśGěČ |
way
in which something is put together e.g an essay or piece of music |
|
1282 |
acquisition |
æ̀kwizíʃn |
lžGű |
Process
of acquiring; thing that is acquired |
|
1283 |
transition |
trænzíʃn |
JÚ |
change
from one state, movement, place, or subject to another |
|
1284 |
musician |
mjuːzíʃn |
šyĆG~
[WV |
person
who writes, sings, or plays music, as a job |
|
1285 |
T |
cushion |
kúʃn |
NbV |
a
pad to make something more comfortable |
1286 |
T |
auction |
ɔ́ːkʃn |
Ł(ÉŠŻé),I[NV(ÉŠŻé) |
where
things are sold to highest payer |
1287 |
action |
ǽkʃn |
sŽ |
Something
that a person or thing does |
|
1288 |
satisfaction |
sæ̀tisfǽkʃn |
Ť |
happy
feeling because of something that you did |
|
1289 |
interaction |
ÝěpGđŹ |
process
of two or more people or things affecting each other; the process of
INTERACTING |
||
1290 |
attraction |
ətrǽkʃn |
ĎőX|bg |
interesting
place people want to visit e.g. museum |
|
1291 |
T |
contraction |
kəntrǽkʃn |
Zk,kŹ,§Ŕ |
a
tightening or squeezing movement |
1292 |
T |
distraction |
¸_ö,C°çľ |
the
act of taking your focus away from something |
|
1293 |
reaction |
ri[ː]ǽkʃn |
˝ |
feeling
or action in response to something |
|
1294 |
T |
transaction |
,ć辢,ćčřŤ,ćř,ń |
an
exchange between two people |
|
1295 |
sanction |
sǽŋ[k]ʃn |
FÂG§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 |
¤ÜěŽ(@\)ľČ˘,s˛,@\sS |
a
breakdown or failure in the system |
1298 |
distinction |
distíŋ[k]ʃn |
ćĘGˇŮ |
special
quality that makes something different |
|
1299 |
production |
prədʌ́kʃn |
śY |
process
of making something on a large scale |
|
1300 |
introduction |
ìntrədʌ́kʃn |
Đî |
making
someone known to another by name |
|
1301 |
T |
deduction |
didʌ́kʃn |
T,ˇľřŤ,ă@ |
the
act of taking away, usually money |
1302 |
reduction |
ridʌ́kʃn |
í¸ |
Making
something smaller ; reducing something |
|
1303 |
T |
induction |
indʌ́kʃn |
ACŽ,A[@,U |
the
act of being introduced into |
1304 |
destruction |
distrʌ́kʃn |
jó |
Damaging
something so badly that it no longer exists |
|
1305 |
construction |
kənstrʌ́kʃn |
\˘G˘ |
act
of building something; thing that is built |
|
1306 |
instruction |
instrʌ́kʃn |
wŚGłç |
information
about how to do or use something |
|
1307 |
infection |
infékʃn |
´őÇ |
act
or state of becoming INFECTED with a disease |
|
1308 |
T |
projection |
prədʒékʃn |
e,Ë,Ëo,Ë |
a
guess about future events, e.g. sales or income |
1309 |
reflection |
riflékʃn |
˝ËG˝ż |
image
that you see in a mirror, glass, or water |
|
1310 |
collection |
kəlékʃn |
űW¨(i);
RNV |
group
of similar things gathered as a hobby |
|
1311 |
selection |
səlékʃn |
Iđ |
process
of choosing someone or something carefully |
|
1312 |
election |
ilékʃn |
I |
process
of choosing someone by voting |
|
1313 |
connection |
kənékʃn |
Úą |
something
that joins things together; being joined |
|
1314 |
T |
inspection |
inspékʃn |
¸ |
a
formal or official examination of something |
1315 |
direction |
dərékʃn |
űü |
Describes
the way you are going, e.g. North |
|
1316 |
T |
correction |
kərékʃn |
Cłę,ůł |
the
act of making something right |
1317 |
section |
sékʃn |
ŞGćÔ |
One
of the parts that form something |
|
1318 |
T |
intersection |
ìntə[r]sékʃn |
đˇ |
where
two paths cross each other |
1319 |
protection |
prətékʃn |
Űě |
Being
kept from harm |
|
1320 |
T |
contradiction |
ľ,Űč,˝Î |
the
opposite of something |
|
1321 |
T |
prediction |
\ž,\z,\Ş,\ń |
a
guess about the future |
|
1322 |
fiction |
fíkʃn |
ËóGtBNV |
book
or story including ideas , people and events that are not real |
|
1323 |
restriction |
ristríkʃn |
§Ŕ |
law
or rule that controls or limits the speed, size, amount, or number of
something |
|
1324 |
expansion |
ikspǽnʃn |
gĺ |
act
of EXPANDING or becoming bigger |
|
1325 |
T |
comprehension |
kɑ̀mprihénʃn |
đ,ďÜ |
the
act of understanding |
1326 |
mention |
ménʃn |
q×éGbÉoˇCžyˇé |
To
refer to or talk or write about something |
|
1327 |
dimension |
diménʃn |
Ą@GĘĎGÇĘ |
measurable
extent of length, width, or height |
|
1328 |
pension |
pénʃn |
Nŕ |
regular
payments you receive after you retire |
|
1329 |
tension |
ténʃn |
sĆŁéąĆGŮŁ |
feeling
of anxiety and inability to relax |
|
1330 |
attention |
əténʃn |
ÓGÚ |
focus
of your thoughts on something |
|
1331 |
extension |
iksténʃn |
Ôˇ |
extra
time allowed to complete something |
|
1332 |
convention |
kənvénʃn |
ĺďGľKGđń |
large
formal assembly |
|
1333 |
T |
invention |
invénʃn |
ži,ž,nÄ,lÄ |
the
idea or creation of something new |
1334 |
intervention |
ìntə[r]vénʃn |
îüGŮ |
act
of coming between two or more parties in a situation or disagreement to try
to change the result |
|
1335 |
option |
ɑ́pʃn |
Iđ |
possibility
out of several that can be chosen; choice |
|
1336 |
T |
disruption |
Şô,öó,Ź |
the
act of interrupting and causing chaos |
|
1337 |
T |
reception |
risépʃn |
receiveĚź`,˝}ď,âI,Žć,Ú,üď |
the
act of greeting people |
1338 |
exception |
iksépʃn |
áO |
Something
different or not included |
|
1339 |
perception |
pə[r]sépʃn |
moGFm |
way
in which one sees or understands something |
|
1340 |
T |
subscription |
səbskrípʃn |
\ńwÇ(ż),řó,\,ńt(ŕ),ź,FÂ |
the
amount of money that you pay to receive a service or product regularly |
1341 |
T |
prescription |
priskrípʃn |
ű(âł,ň),wŚ,Kč,KÍ,@K,ř,¨ŤÄ |
doctor's
written order for medicine |
1342 |
description |
diskrípʃn |
LqGŕžG`Ę |
Something
that tells you what something is like or looks like |
|
1343 |
assumption |
əsʌ́m[p]ʃn |
źčGŻŕ |
something
you believe to be so, but aren't sure of |
|
1344 |
T |
consumption |
kənsʌ́m[p]ʃn |
Áď |
the
act of eating |
1345 |
T |
exemption |
iɡzémpʃn |
ĆĹ,ŰĹT |
an
exception to the rule |
1346 |
abortion |
əbɔ́ː[r]ʃn |
ŹYGâ |
A
medical operation to end a pregnancy |
|
1347 |
portion |
pɔ́ː[r]ʃn |
Ş |
part
of a whole |
|
1348 |
proportion |
prəpɔ́ː[r]ʃn |
|
amount
that is a part of a whole thing |
|
1349 |
ocean |
óuʃn |
C |
large
body of salt water that covers most of the surface of the earth |
|
1350 |
motion |
móuʃn |
ŽŤ |
a
movement; the process of moving |
|
1351 |
promotion |
prəmóuʃn |
ŁiGĚŁi |
act
of advertising a product to people |
|
1352 |
emotion |
imóuʃn |
´î |
a
feeling such as sadness, anger or love |
|
1353 |
notion |
nóuʃn |
TO |
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 |
đô; đ |
Something
that ends a problem |
|
1356 |
evolution |
èvəlúːʃn |
iť |
scientific
theory that states that plants and animals change slowly over time according
to the environments they live in |
|
1357 |
revolution |
rèvəl[j]úːʃn |
v˝Gń] |
sudden
significant change |
|
1358 |
resolution |
rèzəlúːʃn |
đGcGŞđ |
formal
statement of the desires or decisions of a group |
|
1359 |
institution |
ìnstət[j]úːʃn |
@Ö; {Ý |
organization
created for a particular cause or purpose |
|
1360 |
contribution |
kɑ̀ntribjúːʃn |
ńt |
Helping
a cause by giving money, things, services |
|
1361 |
T |
distribution |
dìstribjúːʃn |
ŹĘ,Şz,z,ćŞ,zu |
the
act of circulating things in a wide area |
1362 |
accommodation |
əkɑ̀mədéiʃn |
h{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 |
yä |
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 |
ŁgˇéąĆ,Łg |
the
act of being faithful to someone or something |
|
1368 |
T |
medication |
ň¨(Ă@ĽĽKp),ň |
a
substance used to make an illness or condition get better |
|
1369 |
indication |
ìndikéiʃn |
\ŚGó |
Something
that signals that something else exists or will happen |
|
1370 |
T |
modification |
mɑ̀dəfikéiʃn |
Éa,Á¸,Cł,üÇ,Ďť,§Ŕ,Ď`,Cü |
a
change made on something |
1371 |
qualification |
kwɑ̀ləfikéiʃn |
i |
official
record proving a certain standard or level |
|
1372 |
T |
identification |
aidèntəfikéiʃn |
głmF,gŞŘž,Żę,ęĚť |
a
document that shows who a person is,
e.g. passport, driver's licence |
1373 |
T |
certification |
sə̀ː[r]tifikéiʃn |
Řž,FÂ,ŰŘ |
written
proof that you did something or that something is good enough |
1374 |
education |
èdʒəkéiʃn |
łç |
process
of giving or receiving teaching |
|
1375 |
application |
æ̀plikéiʃn |
\ľÝG \ż |
formal
request for job, building permission etc |
|
1376 |
T |
complication |
kɑ̀mpləkéiʃn |
ďîČâč,Ź,ĄGČóÔ,šÇ,´,ĄG |
the
act of making something more difficult |
1377 |
implication |
ìmplikéiʃn |
ÜÓ |
possible
effects or results from an action or event |
|
1378 |
communication |
kəmjùːnikéiʃn |
R~
jP[VGĘM |
talking
to people; giving information to people |
|
1379 |
T |
specification |
spèsəfikéiʃn |
ž×,dl,Úŕ,Úq,ž×,dl |
a
special detail or necessity for something |
1380 |
publication |
pʌ̀blikéiʃn |
\GoĹ |
process
of producing a book, magazine |
|
1381 |
T |
telecommunication |
(ŁĚ)dCĘM,dCĘMp |
exchanging
audio, visual or digital information at a distance, electronically |
|
1382 |
location |
loukéiʃn |
ę |
particular
position or area |
|
1383 |
T |
relocation |
yÄz(ćńĺíĚúnlĚ)§űe,§aJ,Äzu,Ú],ÚZ |
the
act of moving something to a new location |
|
1384 |
T |
vacation |
veikéiʃn |
xÉ,xú,xÝ |
a
holiday or break from work |
1385 |
inflation |
infléiʃn |
Ct[V GcŁ |
continual
rise in the prices of products |
|
1386 |
T |
congratulation |
kənɡræ̀tʃəléiʃn |
j˘Ěžt,j˘ |
the
act of congratulating |
1387 |
T |
cancellation |
kæ̀nsəléiʃn |
ćčÁľ,Áó |
when
something is not going to happen after all |
1388 |
T |
installation |
ìnstəléiʃn |
u,Ýő,R{Ý,în |
the
act of connecting or inputting something |
1389 |
T |
violation |
á˝,NQ,WQ,\s, |
the
act of breaking a rule or law |
|
1390 |
regulation |
rèɡjəléiʃn |
K§ |
official
rule that controls how something is done |
|
1391 |
T |
calculation |
kæ̀lkjəléiʃn |
¨č,vZ,\Ş |
to
add, subtract, multiply, divide etc. |
1392 |
T |
circulation |
sə̀ː[r]kjəléiʃn |
s,z |
to
distribute in a wide area, e.g. newspaper |
1393 |
population |
pɑ̀pjəléiʃn |
lű |
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 |
`ÉÖˇé |
manner
in which people, groups or countries behave toward one another |
|
1396 |
T |
translation |
trænsléiʃn |
|ó,ó,ó{,đß,ž˘ˇŚ,]ˇ,Ď`,ó |
something
that is changed into another language |
1397 |
T |
confirmation |
kɑ̀nfə[r]méiʃn |
ń,mF |
something
that verifies something is true |
1398 |
formation |
fɔː[r]méiʃn |
`Ź |
process
of creating, or making into a particular shape |
|
1399 |
information |
ìnfə[r]méiʃn |
îń |
collection
of facts and details about something |
|
1400 |
nation |
néiʃn |
Ć |
area
or region controlled by a government and army |
|
1401 |
T |
resignation |
rèziɡnéiʃn |
Ťçß,ŤE,ŤC,ŢE,Ť\,úü,fO,] |
to
quit one's job |
1402 |
combination |
kɑ̀mbənéiʃn |
gÝíš |
act
or result of mixing things together |
|
1403 |
imagination |
imæ̀dʒənéiʃn |
zÍ |
ability
to think of new ideas; creation of mental images |
|
1404 |
explanation |
èksplənéiʃn |
ŕž |
details
or reasons given to make something clear |
|
1405 |
T |
nomination |
(ÁÉŻEĚ)C˝,wź,wč,E |
the
state of being suggested for something |
|
1406 |
examination |
iɡzæ̀mənéiʃn |
ą |
test
of your knowledge of, or ability in something |
|
1407 |
T |
termination |
Iš,yś@zÚöŤ |
the end of something |
|
1408 |
determination |
ditə̀ː[r]mənéiʃn |
Ó |
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 |
ÚIn,sŤć,ĎőÚIn,śÄć,ÚI |
the
place you want to be at the end of a journey |
1411 |
T |
donation |
dounéiʃn |
ńt |
the
money that is given to a cause or charity |
1412 |
participation |
QÁ |
act
of being involved in something |
||
1413 |
T |
occupation |
ɑ̀kjəpéiʃn |
d,],čL,Z |
profession
or job |
1414 |
celebration |
sèləbréiʃn |
¨j˘ |
party/event
where people rejoice over something |
|
1415 |
T |
collaboration |
kəlæ̀bəréiʃn |
¤Ż¤,¤,(čĚĽGČÇÖĚ)ŚÍ |
the
act of working together |
1416 |
consideration |
kənsìdəréiʃn |
lś |
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 |
ěpGěGĆ |
Functioning;
use |
|
1420 |
cooperation |
kouɑ̀pəréiʃn |
ŚÍ |
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 |
@lGďĐ |
big
company or a combination of several companies |
|
1423 |
T |
expiration |
èkspəréiʃn |
š,ú |
the
end of a period of time |
1424 |
T |
inspiration |
ìnspəréiʃn |
¤Ü˘v˘tŤ,ě´,zC |
the
thing or person that encourages you to do something |
1425 |
T |
immigration |
(OŠçĚ)ÚZ,ü(Ň) |
the
act of moving from one country to another for good |
|
1426 |
T |
duration |
d[j]u[ə]réiʃn |
ą,ąúÔ,vÔ |
how
long something takes |
1427 |
concentration |
kɑ̀ns[ə]ntréiʃn |
WGZx |
paying
( a lot of) attention to a task |
|
1428 |
illustration |
ìləstréiʃn |
}GG}đ |
picture
that helps explain something |
|
1429 |
registration |
rèdʒəstréiʃn |
o^ |
act
of recording information on an official list |
|
1430 |
administration |
ədmìnistréiʃn |
Ç |
The
work of running something, e.g. a business |
|
1431 |
demonstration |
dèmənstréiʃn |
ŘžGŔŘ |
Explanation
of how something works (e.g. product) |
|
1432 |
T |
relaxation |
rìːlækséiʃn |
C°çľ,ÂëŹ,§˛Ť,äéÝ,oÉ,Éa |
the
act of resting |
1433 |
compensation |
kɑ̀mp[ə]nséiʃn |
â |
(money)
given or received as payment for loss |
|
1434 |
conversation |
kɑ̀nvə[r]séiʃn |
ďb; Îk |
when
you talk with other people; discussion or chat |
|
1435 |
reputation |
rèpjətéiʃn |
]ť |
common
opinion that people have about someone |
|
1436 |
T |
hesitation |
hèzitéiʃn |
żă¤żĺ,˝ßç˘ |
the
act of pausing uncertainly |
1437 |
limitation |
lìmitéiʃn |
§ŔGŔE |
act
of controlling or reducing the size of something |
|
1438 |
interpretation |
intə̀ː[r]prətéiʃn |
đß |
explanation
of the meaning of something |
|
1439 |
invitation |
ìnvitéiʃn |
ľŇ |
when
someone asks another to attend an event, etc |
|
1440 |
expectation |
èkspektéiʃn |
\zGúŇ |
belief
or hope that something is going to happen |
|
1441 |
T |
consultation |
kɑ̀ns[ə]ltéiʃn |
k,ďc,Śc |
a
meeting between two people |
1442 |
presentation |
prìːz[ə]ntéiʃn |
\Gv[e[V |
act
of giving a formal talk about something |
|
1443 |
implementation |
sGŔ{ |
act
of implementing (providing a practical means for accomplishing something);
carrying into effect |
||
1444 |
T |
documentation |
ŢĚěŹ |
the
act of showing proof in writing |
|
1445 |
T |
orientation |
ɔ̀ːriəntéiʃn |
Kwą,űü(Ť) |
something
that makes you familiar with a place |
1446 |
representation |
rèprizentéiʃn |
\ť |
act
or action of representing something |
|
1447 |
transportation |
træ̀nspə[r]téiʃn |
AGđĘ |
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 |
the
process of being restored to a previous or better condition |
|
1450 |
innovation |
vV |
new
invention or idea that is created |
||
1451 |
motivation |
Ž@G`x[V |
mental
drive in a person that makes him or her do something |
||
1452 |
observation |
ɑ̀bzə[r]véiʃn |
Ď@GÄ |
remark
or comment on something you noticed |
|
1453 |
T |
reservation |
rèzə[r]véiʃn |
\ń,ŰŻ |
to
put something on hold for use later, e.g. car, hotel room |
1454 |
situation |
sìtʃuéiʃn |
óľ |
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 |
đ |
a
formal discussion to reach an agreement |
|
1458 |
T |
appreciation |
əprìːʃiéiʃn |
´Ó,˘]ż,łľ˘FŻ,ÓÜ |
to
show thanks for something or someone |
1459 |
variation |
vè[ə]riéiʃn |
Ďť |
Something
almost the same as another but different |
|
1460 |
creation |
kriéiʃn |
n˘ |
act
of making something |
|
1461 |
T |
recreation |
rèkriéiʃn |
NG[V,NG[V,C°çľ,ây,x{,Ű{ |
leisure |
1462 |
association |
əsòusiéiʃn |
cĚG Śď |
organization
of people with the same interest |
|
1463 |
organization |
ɔ̀ː[r]ɡ[ə]nəzéiʃn |
gD |
formal
group of people with a particular purpose |
|
1464 |
T |
authorization |
ɔ́ːĆ[ə]rəzéiʃn |
ŔĚĎC |
the
permission given to do something |
1465 |
T |
generalization |
dʒèn[ə]r[ə]ləzéiʃn |
ęĘťˇéąĆ, |
an
idea that is true most of the time but not all of the time |
1466 |
T |
completion |
kəmplíːʃn |
ŽSł |
the
end, the finishing point |
1467 |
strengthen |
stréŋ[k]Ćn |
ťˇé |
To
make something stronger |
|
1468 |
decision |
disíʒ[ə]n |
č |
choice
made after thinking; final judgment |
|
1469 |
vision |
víʒ[ə]n |
oGÍ |
ability
to see things with your eyes |
|
1470 |
television |
téləvìʒ[ə]n |
er |
device
that broadcasts programs, movies or show |
|
1471 |
provision |
prəvíʒ[ə]n |
KčGđGđ |
clause
in a legal document |
|
1472 |
division |
divíʒən |
ŞGĺ |
act
of dividing; something that divides |
|
1473 |
T |
revision |
rivíʒ[ə]n |
üů,üł,čźľ,ÁM,Ľł,Z{,üůĹ,K |
to
change or rewrite something |
1474 |
T |
excursion |
ikskə́ː[r]ʒ[ə]n |
Ť,Cwˇs,ʎs,üV,V,ř(üV)ˇs,ˇscĚ,VˇscĚ,Eü,ÎĘ(^Ž),\,OŐ |
a
journey taken for pleasure |
1475 |
version |
və́ː[r]ʒ[ə]n |
ĹGo[W |
particular
form of something and other forms |
|
1476 |
conclusion |
kənklúːʒ[ə]n |
_G÷ |
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 |
GoG@ď |
time
when something happens or takes place |
|
1479 |
equation |
ikwéiʒ[ə]n |
űöŽ |
mathematical
statement showing things to be equal |
|
1480 |
reckon |
rékn |
ŚéGlŚé |
to
believe or expect that something is true |
|
1481 |
chicken |
tʃíkin |
jg |
A
bird which cannot fly that is raised for its eggs and meat |
|
1482 |
T |
gallon |
ɡǽlən |
K(ń3.8bg) |
a
type of measurement equal to 3.78 liters |
1483 |
discipline |
dísəplin |
KĽGPűGŞěCĽˇé |
Instruction
and practice; especially to teach self-control |
|
1484 |
common |
kɑ́mən |
¤ĘĚ; ĘĚ; ęĘIČ |
typical,
normal; not unusual |
|
1485 |
T |
vitamin |
váitəmin |
r^~ |
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 |
am |
man
who has good manners and is considerate |
|
1488 |
determine |
ditə́ː[r]min |
čˇé |
To
control exactly how something will be or act |
|
1489 |
chairman |
tʃéə[r]mən |
cˇG ďˇ |
A
man in charge of a meeting |
|
1490 |
T |
foreman |
ěơ,Eˇ,ťęĺC,ťęÄÂŇ |
Senior
worker who controls other workers |
|
1491 |
human |
hjúːmən |
lÔ |
a
person; a man, woman or child |
|
1492 |
T |
salesman |
séilzmən |
ĚW,jqĚő,jqXő,OđĚő,Z[X} |
a
man whose job it is to get people to buy things from his company |
1493 |
none |
nʌ́n |
˝ŕ`ȢGNŕ`Ȣ |
Not
any of a group |
|
1494 |
happen |
hǽpn |
NąéG˝Ü˝Ü`ˇé |
To
take place or occur |
|
1495 |
weapon |
wépn |
í |
Something
that is used for fighting |
|
1496 |
open |
óupn |
Júłę˝ |
Not
closed or shut |
|
1497 |
T |
reopen |
ÄJˇé,ÄŃnßé |
to
open again |
|
1498 |
run |
rʌ́n |
é |
To
move your legs faster than walking |
|
1499 |
veteran |
vét[ə]r[ə]n |
xe |
Experienced
through long service or practice |
|
1500 |
foreign |
fɔ́[ː]r[ə]n |
OĚ |
Being
of a different place or country |
|
1501 |
T |
patron |
péitr[ə]n |
pg,çěšl,ТŤq,ăŇ |
someone
who gives support with time, money or effort |
1502 |
son |
sʌ́n |
§q |
male
child; friendly way of addressing a boy |
|
1503 |
sun |
sʌ́n |
žz |
the
hot shining star the Earth moves around |
|
1504 |
T |
fasten |
fǽsn |
ލđ͢ąŢ,Ĺčˇé,÷ßé,ľŞÝ |
fix
together firmly |
1505 |
medicine |
médəsn |
ň |
a
substance used in treating illness or pain |
|
1506 |
comparison |
kəmpǽrisn |
är |
Looking
for differences and similarities in two or more things |
|
1507 |
lesson |
lésn |
öĆGŰ |
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 |
cˇ,ďˇ(nonsexist) |
the
person in charge of a meeting |
|
1511 |
T |
spokesperson |
spóukspə̀ː[r]sn |
ăŮŇ,X|[NX}(nonsexist),ŕĆ |
one
man or woman who speaks officially for the rest of the group |
1512 |
T |
salesperson |
Z[X}(nonsexist) |
a
man or woman whose job it is get people to buy things from their company |
|
1513 |
T |
ton |
tʌ́n |
g,˝Ę,˝,ńíČdł,Źs |
a
measurement equalling 2000 pounds |
1514 |
often |
ɔ́[ː]fn |
ľÎľÎ |
Many
times, frequently, on many occasions |
|
1515 |
button |
bʌ́tn |
{^ |
small
round piece material used to fasten clothing |
|
1516 |
threaten |
Ćrétn |
şŠˇ |
To
say you will harm or hurt someone |
|
1517 |
T |
bulletin |
búlitn |
öń |
a
short news report |
1518 |
T |
fountain |
fáuntn |
ň |
a
man-made spray of water that shoots upwards |
1519 |
mountain |
máuntn |
R |
very
high piece of land, higher than a hill |
|
1520 |
T |
captain |
kǽpt[ə]n |
Lve,Dˇ |
the
person in charge of a ship or airplane |
1521 |
T |
carton |
kɑ́ː[r]tn |
{[ |
a
box made of cardboard or plastic in which things like milk and juice are sold |
1522 |
curtain |
kə́ː[r]tn |
J[e |
piece
of cloth used to cover a window |
|
1523 |
certain |
sə́ː[r]tn |
mMľÄ˘éGK¸`ˇéGžĹ éGáąĚ |
Being
sure about something; without doubt |
|
1524 |
T |
shorten |
ʃɔ́ː[r]tn |
đZˇé,ZČé |
to
make smaller in length |
1525 |
frighten |
fráitn |
|Şçšé |
To
make someone afraid or nervous |
|
1526 |
T |
oven |
ʌ́vn |
I[u |
kitchen
appliance used for baking or roasting
|
1527 |
eleven |
ilévn |
11 |
11 |
|
1528 |
seven |
sévn |
ľ |
number
7 |
|
1529 |
one |
wʌ́n |
ęÂGlEŕĚ |
number
1 |
|
1530 |
someone |
sʌ́mwʌ̀n |
NŠ |
person
who is not known or named |
|
1531 |
ruin |
rú[ː]in |
rpGjĹCjóˇéGjĹłšéGžßɡé |
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^âśĹjNŠCiŰčśĹjNŕCimčśĹjNĹŕ |
Any
person |
|
1534 |
everyone |
évriwʌ̀n |
ÝńČGNĹŕ |
Every
person; everybody |
|
1535 |
champion |
tʃǽmpiən |
`sIGDŇ |
person
who fights for or supports strongly |
|
1536 |
T |
librarian |
laibré[ə]riən |
}Ůő,CuA,i |
a
person who works with books in a library |
1537 |
T |
vegetarian |
vèdʒəté[ə]riən |
ŘHĺ`Ň |
someone
who does not eat meat or fish |
1538 |
criterion |
kraití[ə]riən |
î |
standard
used to make judgments or decisions |
|
1539 |
historian |
histɔ́ːriən |
đjĆ |
Someone
who studies or writes about the course of history |
|
1540 |
T |
pedestrian |
pədéstriən |
ŕsŇ,kŕˇsŇ,kŕĚ,ŕs(Ňęp)Ě,UśIČ,˝}Č,ÁÉÜ |
a
person who is walking on the street |
1541 |
billion |
bíljən |
\ |
number
1,000,000,000 |
|
1542 |
million |
míljən |
S |
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 |
|
the
number that is represented as a one followed by zeros |
||
1546 |
civilian |
sivíljən |
ŻÔl |
ordinary
person who is not in the army |
|
1547 |
opinion |
əpínjən |
ÓŠ |
a
person's thoughts on a topic |
|
1548 |
union |
júːnjən |
GgGA |
organization
of workers to look after their needs |
|
1549 |
T |
reunion |
Ä,Äď,er(ľńÚ)ď |
when
people get together to meet up after not meeting for a long time |
|
1550 |
dozen |
dʌ́zn |
1_[X |
12
people or things |
|
1551 |
citizen |
sítizn |
sŻ |
person
who belongs to and has rights in a country |
|
1552 |
prison |
prízn |
Yą |
place
the court puts criminals as punishment; jail |
|
1553 |
reason |
ríːzn |
RG´öGŞ |
explanation
for why something occurred or was done |
|
1554 |
season |
síːzn |
Gß |
One
of the four parts of the year determined mainly by the weather during that
time |
|
1555 |
again |
əɡén |
ÄŃGťĚă |
One
more time, once more |
|
1556 |
then |
ðén |
ĚĆŤGťęŠç |
At
that time not now |
|
1557 |
pen |
pén |
y |
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{ĚĘÝPĘ),M], ąŞę,Ř]ˇé |
the
basic unit of money in Japan |
1561 |
in |
in |
〜ĚĚ |
Being
inside something |
|
1562 |
bin |
bín |
S~ Geí |
type
of container, usually for trash |
|
1563 |
begin |
biɡín |
nÜéGnßé |
To
do the first part of an action; to start |
|
1564 |
within |
wiðín |
`ÉG`Čŕ |
Not
beyond the limits of a particular space, time or range |
|
1565 |
thin |
Ćín |
˘Gע |
not
thick; not wide in size |
|
1566 |
skin |
skín |
ç |
outer
layer of an animal or human |
|
1567 |
T |
violin |
vàiəlín |
oCI,oCItŇ |
small
wooden instrument with four strings for making music |
1568 |
examine |
iɡzǽmin |
ąđˇéG˛×é |
to
test your knowledge or ability |
|
1569 |
spin |
spín |
ń]ˇé |
To
turn around repeatedly |
|
1570 |
grin |
ɡrín |
jĆΤ |
To
show the teeth because you are amused ; smile |
|
1571 |
even |
íːvn |
XÉ |
(when
this is surprising) as well; too |
|
1572 |
win |
wín |
 |
To
succeed in a game or contest |
|
1573 |
twin |
twín |
oq |
Two
children born from same mother at same time |
|
1574 |
T |
lawn |
lɔ́ːn |
Ĺś |
the
grassy area in your garden |
1575 |
T |
coupon |
kúːpɑn |
N[|,ń,D |
a
piece of paper that you can use to buy goods or to get them at a reduced
price |
1576 |
earn |
ə́ː[r]n |
ŇŽ |
to
get money for work |
|
1577 |
burn |
bə́ː[r]n |
RŚéGÄ |
To
destroy with fire |
|
1578 |
modern |
mɑ́də[r]n |
ťăĚ |
of
the present time; up to date; contemporary |
|
1579 |
southern |
sʌ́ðə[r]n |
ěĚ |
Having
to do with a region in the south |
|
1580 |
northern |
nɔ́ː[r]ðə[r]n |
kĚ |
in or toward the north |
|
1581 |
learn |
lə́ː[r]n |
wÔ |
to
get knowledge or skills by study or experience |
|
1582 |
concern |
kənsə́ː[r]n |
SzG O |
feeling
of worry or anxiety |
|
1583 |
turn |
tə́ː[r]n |
ČŞéGüŤđĎŚé |
To
change the direction of something, e.g. a car |
|
1584 |
pattern |
pǽtə[r]n |
ÍÍG´^GÍlGXüGp^[ |
regular
repeated behavior |
|
1585 |
return |
ritə́ː[r]n |
ߡGÔˇCAîGÔpGAG¨Ôľ |
To
come back to a place again |
|
1586 |
T |
intern |
SÖ,}ݎé |
a
stuent or trainee who is doing a job, often without pay, to get work
experience |
|
1587 |
T |
downturn |
(iCĽ¨żČÇĚ)ş~,žŘ,Ťť |
a
drop in the success of a business or the economy |
|
1588 |
western |
wéstə[r]n |
źĚ |
Coming
from, found in, or facing towards the west |
|
1589 |
eastern |
íːstə[r]n |
űĚ |
being
in the area to the east |
|
1590 |
govern |
ɡʌ́və[r]n |
ĄˇéGeżđ^Śé |
To
officially control and lead, conduct the policy, make decisions |
|
1591 |
iron |
áiə[r]n |
ACCACđŠŻé |
hot
heavy metal object used to smoothen clothes |
|
1592 |
T |
born |
bɔ́ː[r]n |
śÜęÂŤĚ |
brought
to life |
1593 |
T |
popcorn |
pɑ́pkɔ̀ː[r]n |
|bvR[ |
grains
of maize that have been heated up until they explode; good to eat as a snack |
1594 |
warn |
wɔ́ː[r]n |
xˇé |
To
tell someone about possible danger |
|
1595 |
down |
dáun |
şÖGşÁÄ |
Going
from a higher position to a lower position |
|
1596 |
noun |
náun |
ź |
the
subject or object of a sentence |
|
1597 |
T |
renown |
rináun |
Lź,źş,ş] |
the
state of being well known |
1598 |
brown |
bráun |
FĚ |
of
the color of coffee or chocolate |
|
1599 |
town |
táun |
Ź |
small
city |
|
1600 |
T |
downtown |
[adv.a]dáuntáun,[n]˦˧ |
şŹ |
the
business or central part of a city or town |
1601 |
own |
óun |
ŠgĚGÁLĚ |
yours,
his, hers, etc.; not belonging to another |
|
1602 |
bone |
bóun |
|
hard
piece of your body that forms the skeleton |
|
1603 |
phone |
fóun |
dbđŠŻé |
To
talk to someone using a telephone |
|
1604 |
T |
headphone |
wbhz,óbí |
a
set of small speakers that fit into each ear so that only you can hear the
sound |
|
1605 |
telephone |
téləfòun |
db |
machine
used to talk to someone who is far away |
|
1606 |
T |
microphone |
máikrəfòun |
}CN,}CNtH |
device
used by singers and public speakers to make their voice louder |
1607 |
loan |
lóun |
ݡCÝt |
To
borrow money that must be paid back |
|
1608 |
alone |
əlóun |
ĆčĹG˝ž`žŻ |
Without
anyone or anything else |
|
1609 |
unknown |
ʌnnóun |
mçęĢȢ |
Being
unfamiliar or not known |
|
1610 |
T |
postpone |
pous[t]póun |
đúˇé,đΡ,put off,đşĘÉu |
put
off until a later time |
1611 |
tone |
tóun |
ű˛A˛q |
sound
of a voice that reveals emotion or meaning |
|
1612 |
stone |
stóun |
Î |
hard,
solid piece of rock |
|
1613 |
zone |
zóun |
nŃ |
area
of space used for a particular reason |
|
1614 |
June |
6 |
6th
month of the year |
||
1615 |
T |
balloon |
bəlúːn |
D,ÓçŢ |
a
colorful round object made of rubber that is filled with air |
1616 |
moon |
múːn |
|
round
object circling the Earth at night |
|
1617 |
T |
noon |
núːn |
łß |
the
middle of the day |
1618 |
afternoon |
æ̀ftə[r]núːn |
ßă |
time
after 12:00 and before the evening meal |
|
1619 |
soon |
súːn |
डŽG |
At
a time not long from now |
|
1620 |
tune |
t[j]úːn |
ČGš˛ |
group
of musical notes that make a nice sound |
|
1621 |
combine |
[v]kəmbáin,[n]kɑ́mbain |
gÝíšé |
To
mix several things together to form one thing |
|
1622 |
T |
dine |
dáin |
ł`đĆé |
have
supper; eat dinner |
1623 |
fine |
fáin |
\ŞČ |
Good,
acceptable or satisfactory |
|
1624 |
define |
difáin |
č`ˇé |
To
explain the meaning of words |
|
1625 |
shine |
ʃáin |
őé |
To
be bright because light hits it e.g. the sun |
|
1626 |
T |
sunshine |
sʌ́nʃàin |
úü,yCŰzúő |
the
warmth and light of the sun |
1627 |
line |
láin |
üCŔÔGüđřG˘˘Bˇ |
mark
that is long, straight and very thin |
|
1628 |
T |
deadline |
úŔ,÷Ř |
when
something must be finished |
|
1629 |
guideline |
wj |
rule,
instruction or principle |
||
1630 |
decline |
dikláin |
fé |
To
not accept an invitation or offer; refuse |
|
1631 |
T |
streamline |
Źü^(Ě),(dĽgDČÇ)đťˇé |
make
smoother and more efficient |
|
1632 |
online |
ICĚ |
connected
to the internet |
||
1633 |
T |
underline |
[v]ʌ́ndə[r]làin,[n]˦˨˧ |
ĚşÉüđř,˛ˇé,şü |
to
call attention to |
1634 |
airline |
áir
lìne |
qóďĐ |
company
that flies passengers in its planes |
|
1635 |
outline |
áutlàin |
TvCTvđq×é |
To
overview or summarize the important points of something |
|
1636 |
mine |
máin |
ĚŕĚ |
That
thing that belongs to me |
|
1637 |
nine |
náin |
9 |
9 |
|
1638 |
sign |
sáin |
źˇéG}ˇéG_ńˇé |
To
write your signature on formal documents such as contracts |
|
1639 |
assign |
əsáin |
čÄéGwčˇé |
To
give someone a particular job or something to do |
|
1640 |
wine |
wáin |
C |
alcoholic
drink made from the juice of grapes |
|
1641 |
design |
dizáin |
}ÄGÝv}GvćCfUCˇéGlġé |
to
plan in a particular way to fulfill a purpose |
|
1642 |
T |
redesign |
Vľ˘fUC,ĚfUCđüßé |
change
or improve the plan of how a thing is made |
|
1643 |
resign |
rizáin |
ŤCˇé |
To
leave a job because you want to |
|
1644 |
gain |
ɡéin |
žé |
To
get something wanted, needed or valued |
|
1645 |
chain |
tʃéin |
qŹAA˝ |
series
of (metal) connected links or rings |
|
1646 |
T |
hurricane |
hə́ːrəkèin |
yCŰznP[, çľ |
a
strong often deadly storm that begins over the water |
1647 |
T |
lane |
léin |
ˇ˘š,Źš,ĘH,Źa |
a
narrow road |
1648 |
plain |
pléin |
nĄČGżfČ |
very
simple/ordinary; not decorated; not striped |
|
1649 |
plane |
pléin |
ňs@ |
an
airplane |
|
1650 |
complain |
kəmpléin |
s˝đž¤ |
To
say something is wrong and should be changed |
|
1651 |
T |
airplane |
éə[r]plèin |
ňs@ |
a
powered vehicle that flys through the air to its destination |
1652 |
explain |
ikspléin |
ྷé |
To
make clear or easy to understand by describing |
|
1653 |
main |
méin |
ĺvČ |
Most
important; most often used |
|
1654 |
remain |
riméin |
céG`ÜÜĹ éCcčGâŐ |
To
be left behind, to continue to exist |
|
1655 |
pain |
péin |
ÉÝ |
strong
feeling of hurt or discomfort |
|
1656 |
campaign |
kæmpéin |
^ŽGLy[ |
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 |
]GŞ] |
The
part of the head that thinks and controls your body |
|
1659 |
grain |
ɡréin |
ąG¨ |
seeds
of plants used for food |
|
1660 |
T |
crane |
kréin |
N[,yšzc |
a
machine used to move and lift heavy things |
1661 |
train |
tréin |
dÔ |
vehicle
that carries people and runs on rails |
|
1662 |
strain |
stréin |
ąˇGëߡé |
To
use too much energy that you hurt yourself |
|
1663 |
T |
obtain |
əbtéin |
đžé |
to
get |
1664 |
T |
attain |
ətéin |
ÉBˇé,Bʎé |
to
get or achieve |
1665 |
retain |
ritéin |
ۡé |
To
continue to have or use, keep the quality |
|
1666 |
contain |
kəntéin |
ÜŢGüé |
To
hold something inside something else |
|
1667 |
maintain |
meintéin |
ۡéGąˇé |
To
keep, exist or continue without changing |
|
1668 |
entertain |
èntə[r]téin |
ŕÄȡ |
To
take care of guests by offering them food or drink often at your home or in a
restaurant |
|
1669 |
stain |
stéin |
őÝG_CőßéGˇ |
To
mark or change the color of something so it looks dirty |
|
1670 |
sustain |
səstéin |
ąˇé |
To
maintain, lengthen or continue to do something |
|
1671 |
T |
bean |
bíːn |
¤ |
a
long thin green vegetable |
1672 |
gene |
dʒíːn |
â`q |
part
of cell in a that controls the development and appearance of a living thing |
|
1673 |
T |
hygiene |
háidʒiːn |
qś,N@ |
how
you keep yourself and your surroundings clean and so that you stay healthy |
1674 |
machine |
məʃíːn |
@B |
piece
of equipment used to do work |
|
1675 |
keen |
kíːn |
s˘ |
Being
eager or excited for something to happen |
|
1676 |
lean |
líːn |
XGŕ˝ęé |
To
balance against or on something for support |
|
1677 |
T |
gasoline |
ɡǽsəlìːn |
yÔzyÄzK\ |
fuel
used in most motor vehicles |
1678 |
clean |
klíːn |
Ťę˘ČG´Č |
Being
free from dirt or marks because it was washed |
|
1679 |
mean |
ÓĄˇéGżlĚ é |
To
have a particular meaning or value |
||
1680 |
green |
ÎF |
the
color of young leaves |
||
1681 |
screen |
skríːn |
ćĘCăfˇéG¸ˇéGI˛ˇéGBˇ |
flat
surface on a computer, or tv that shows images |
|
1682 |
scene |
síːn |
ťęGęĘ |
part
of an act in a play |
|
1683 |
T |
teen |
tíːn |
10ăĚ,13`19ËĚ |
someone
aged between the ages of thirteen and nineteen |
1684 |
fifteen |
fìftíːn |
15 |
15 |
|
1685 |
seventeen |
sèvntíːn |
\ľ |
17 |
|
1686 |
nineteen |
nàintíːn |
19 |
19 |
|
1687 |
thirteen |
Ćə̀ː[r]tíːn |
13 |
13 |
|
1688 |
fourteen |
fɔ̀ː[r]tíːn |
14 |
14 |
|
1689 |
sixteen |
síkstíːn |
\Z |
16 |
|
1690 |
protein |
próutiːn |
^pNż |
substance
found in some foods, such as meat, that is needed by the body to stay healthy |
|
1691 |
routine |
ruːtíːn |
úŰC˘ÂŕĚ |
Happening
or done regularly or frequently |
|
1692 |
eighteen |
èitíːn |
18 |
18 |
|
1693 |
between |
bitwíːn |
`ĚÔÉ |
In
the space that separates two objects |
|
1694 |
magazine |
mǽɡəzìːn |
G |
weekly
or monthly publication with pictures and stories |
|
1695 |
join |
dʒɔ́in |
ÁíéGÂČŹíšé |
To
bring something close to another, to become one |
|
1696 |
coin |
kɔ́in |
dÝ |
A
small, flat piece of metal used as money |
|
1697 |
law |
lɔ́ː |
@ĽG@Ľ |
system
or rules made by the government |
|
1698 |
T |
flaw |
flɔ́ː |
×,ă_,_,,ĐŃ,ęÚ |
something
that is faulty in otherwise perfect person/thing |
1699 |
draw |
drɔ́ː |
üđřG` |
To
create an image using pen or pencil and paper |
|
1700 |
withdraw |
wiðdrɔ́ː |
PńˇéGřŤoˇ |
Pull
back; move away or backward from something |
|
1701 |
shop |
XG¤X |
place
which sells things |
||
1702 |
T |
workshop |
Eę,dę,ěĆę,¤Cď,uKď,Hę |
a
building or room where things are made or repaired |
|
1703 |
pop |
pɑ́p |
|ĆÍśŻéGťęéGňŃoˇ |
to
cause something to open or burst suddenly |
|
1704 |
drop |
drɑ́p |
ơ |
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 |
ĹăGĹăĘ |
highest
or upper part or point of something |
|
1707 |
T |
desktop |
Ź^Ě,ěă^Ě |
the
working area of a computer screen when no programs are open |
|
1708 |
T |
laptop |
Đ´uŤ^Ě,Ź^ĹgŃÂ\Č,bvgbvĚ |
a
computer small enough to carry and to use in your lap |
|
1709 |
stop |
stɑ́p |
~Üé |
To
finish moving or to come to an end |
|
1710 |
gap |
ɡǽp |
ˇŤÜGá |
distance
between two objects |
|
1711 |
cap |
kǽp |
Xq |
small,
soft hat often with a front visor or shade |
|
1712 |
T |
clap |
klǽp |
čˇé,y[šęzsV,p^,ËŞÂÜéš |
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 |
żĺÁưé,¤˝˝Qˇé,űfˇé,¤˝˝Q |
a
short sleep, often taken during the daytime |
1715 |
snap |
snǽp |
|LbĆÜéGvcĆŘęéGp`Ćšđ§ÄéGˇÎâŽCp`Ƣ¤š |
To
break something long and thin e.g. a branch |
|
1716 |
wrap |
rǽp |
ďŢ |
To
cover something by winding a piece of material around it |
|
1717 |
trap |
trǽp |
íČCíČĹߌé |
device
used for catching animals |
|
1718 |
tap |
tǽp |
y˝˝GRcRcĆšđ§Äé |
to
hit something lightly |
|
1719 |
up |
ʌ́p |
ăÖG§ÁÄGNąÁÄ |
Move
higher; raise |
|
1720 |
cup |
kʌ́p |
Jbv |
small
round container used to hold liquids for drinking |
|
1721 |
T |
checkup |
¸,ĸ,Ć,_ |
a
test to see that all is as it should be |
|
1722 |
develop |
divéləp |
BˇéGJˇé |
To
grow bigger, more complex, or more advanced |
|
1723 |
T |
gossip |
ɡɑ́səp |
¤íłbđˇé,¤íłÎČľ,Aű,Ťű,\ |
to
talk about someone behind his/her back |
1724 |
step |
stép |
KiGXebv |
flat
horizontal piece that forms stairs |
|
1725 |
chip |
tʃíp |
íčćé |
To
break a piece off something e.g. a cup |
|
1726 |
ship |
ʃíp |
D |
large
boat |
|
1727 |
friendship |
frén[d]ʃìp |
Fî |
feeling
of liking someone; good relationship |
|
1728 |
relationship |
riléiʃnʃìp |
ÖW |
manner
in which people, groups or countries behave toward one another |
|
1729 |
championship |
tʃǽmpiənʃìp |
Ič |
sports
competition to find the best player or team |
|
1730 |
T |
internship |
C^[Vbv |
a
position or placement for someone to learn a job through work, sometimes
without pay |
|
1731 |
membership |
mémbə[r]ʃìp |
ďőGo[Vbv |
being
a member of a group; joining a group |
|
1732 |
leadership |
líːdə[r]ʃìp |
[_[Vbv |
quality
of being able to guide or influence others |
|
1733 |
T |
scholarship |
skɑ́lə[r]ʃìp |
wâ,wŻ,w,§wŕ |
an
amount of money given to an able student to help pay for their studies |
1734 |
partnership |
pɑ́ː[r]tnə[r]ʃìp |
ŚÍÖW |
working
with others for some purpose |
|
1735 |
ownership |
óunə[r]ʃìp |
L |
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 |
Řčćé,Nbv |
to
cut short, snip |
1738 |
slip |
slíp |
éCéąĆ |
To
slide out of position or fall on the ground by accident |
|
1739 |
trip |
tríp |
ˇs |
journey
or visit to a place |
|
1740 |
strip |
stríp |
ס˘H |
To
take something away from (someone) |
|
1741 |
tip |
típ |
ŕ§îńGqgCŕńˇéG\zˇé |
hint
or clue |
|
1742 |
T |
equip |
ikwíp |
Éőˇé,dxđŽŚé,őŚtŻé |
provide
with abilities or tools |
1743 |
help |
hélp |
Żé |
To
act to enable a person to do something; assist |
|
1744 |
camp |
kǽmp |
Lv |
place
where people live for a short time in tents |
|
1745 |
T |
lamp |
lǽmp |
v,őž,Î,đĆçˇ |
an
artificial source of light |
1746 |
stamp |
stǽmp |
Řč |
small
piece of paper you buy to put on a letter that you mail |
|
1747 |
jump |
dʒʌ́mp |
ľÔGľËăŞé |
To
push your body into the air with your legs |
|
1748 |
pump |
pʌ́mp |
|vC|vĹÝă°é |
To
make water or any other liquid move using a machine |
|
1749 |
sharp |
ʃɑ́ː[r]p |
s˘GĆŞÁ˝ |
Having
a thin edge or point that is able to cut |
|
1750 |
hope |
hóup |
ó] |
when
you wish something would happen; what you wish |
|
1751 |
cope |
kóup |
Ρé |
To
deal with something in spite of difficulties |
|
1752 |
scope |
skóup |
ÍÍCÚľ˛×é |
area
or range of things that something includes or deals with |
|
1753 |
T |
microscope |
máikrəskòup |
°÷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 |
XÎ |
Ground
that slants downward or upward |
|
1756 |
T |
soap |
sóup |
šÁŻń,β,đβĹô¤ |
a
block of material used for washing or cleaning |
1757 |
group |
ɡrúːp |
O[vGWc |
number
of people or things gathered together |
|
1758 |
troop |
trúːp |
Rŕ |
group
of soldiers, especially horse; an organized group |
|
1759 |
T |
soup |
súːp |
X[v |
a
liquid meal, usually hot |
1760 |
pipe |
páip |
ÇGpCv |
tube
a round, hollow piece of metal, plastic, or wood |
|
1761 |
T |
stripe |
stráip |
XgCv,ľÜ,Ř |
a
line or band of a different color |
1762 |
type |
táip |
^GíŢG^Cv |
group
of things or people sharing common features |
|
1763 |
wipe |
wáip |
@ |
To clean or dry something with a cloth |
|
1764 |
shape |
ʃéip |
`C`ěé |
the
outer form of something, what it looks like |
|
1765 |
landscape |
lǽn[d]skèip |
i |
natural
scenery of a place |
|
1766 |
escape |
iskéip |
ڰé |
To
get away from a place where you are being kept |
|
1767 |
tape |
téip |
e[vĹ\é |
To
stick things together using an adhesive strip |
|
1768 |
deep |
díːp |
[˘ |
Going
far down from the surface |
|
1769 |
cheap |
tʃíːp |
Ŕ˘ |
Not
costing a lot of money |
|
1770 |
sheep |
ʃíːp |
r |
animal
with a woolly coat raised for meat or wool |
|
1771 |
keep |
kíːp |
ŰÂ |
To
have and continue to hold something |
|
1772 |
leap |
líːp |
ňŃľËéCľô |
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 |
°ÁÄ |
not
awake, in sleep |
1775 |
sweep |
swíːp |
| |
To
remove something from a surface with a brush |
|
1776 |
bar |
bɑ́ː[r] |
W°é; (šđ)ÓłŽ |
To
prevent entry, exit or an action |
|
1777 |
far |
fɑ́ː[r] |
˘ |
a
long way away |
|
1778 |
car |
kɑ́ː[r] |
Ô |
A
vehicle with four wheels and engine that can carry things |
|
1779 |
T |
seminar |
sémənɑ̀ː[r] |
Z~i[ |
a
discussion session or class led by a teacher, or expert |
1780 |
guitar |
ɡitɑ́ː[r] |
M^[ |
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] |
S^C,VŤS,eŤS,âˇč |
the
stretchy material that elastic bands are made of |
1783 |
number |
nʌ́mbə[r] |
GÔ |
symbols
such as 1, 2, 56, 793 |
|
1784 |
member |
mémbə[r] |
ęőGo[ |
person
or thing belonging to a group or team |
|
1785 |
remember |
rimémbə[r] |
v˘oˇ |
To
bring a previous image or idea to your mind |
|
1786 |
December |
12 |
The
12th month of the year |
||
1787 |
|
September |
|
9 |
9th
month of the year |
1788 |
November |
11 |
11th
month of the year |
||
1789 |
chamber |
tʃéimbə[r] |
ŽG]cď |
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 |
10 |
10th
month of the year |
||
1792 |
T |
subscriber |
\ńwÇŇ,řól,ÁüŇ,ńtˇél,źl,xŇ |
someone
who pays money to receive a service or product regularly |
|
1793 |
labor |
léibə[r] |
JCGÚ×É_śé |
To
work hard (often physically) for many hours |
|
1794 |
neighbor |
néibə[r] |
×lGßĚl |
person
who lives, or is near, you |
|
1795 |
T |
ladder |
lǽdə[r] |
Íľ˛,nĘ,(pXgĚ)`ü(run) |
something
you use to climb up high |
1796 |
T |
ambassador |
æmbǽsədə[r] |
ĺg,gß |
somebody
who represents somehting, usually a country |
1797 |
consider |
kənsídə[r] |
lśˇéGÝȡ |
To
think carefully about something |
|
1798 |
T |
reconsider |
đÄRcˇé,đÄlˇé |
to
think something over again |
|
1799 |
T |
folder |
ŢÍłÝ,Üč˝˝Ýí,˛Ý,Üč˝˝Ýptbg |
a
file or covering to keep papers in |
|
1800 |
holder |
LŇ |
person
who owns or has received something |
||
1801 |
T |
stockholder |
ĺ |
someone
who holds shares of stock in a corporation |
|
1802 |
shareholder |
ĺ |
Someone
who holds shares of stock in a corporation |
||
1803 |
shoulder |
ʃóuldə[r] |
¨ |
part
of the body where an arm attaches or joins |
|
1804 |
wander |
wɑ́ndə[r] |
ŕŤńéGłÜ㤠|
To
move around without purpose |
|
1805 |
under |
ʌ́ndə[r] |
ČşĚ |
In
the same place as another thing, but lower |
|
1806 |
T |
calendar |
kǽləndə[r] |
J_[ |
something
you hang on the wall that has the months of the year on it |
1807 |
wonder |
wʌ́ndə[r] |
ÁŤ |
Surprise
caused by experiencing something amazing |
|
1808 |
gender |
dʒéndə[r] |
ŤĘ |
state
of being male or female |
|
1809 |
T |
sender |
čč |
someone
who transmits a message |
|
1810 |
tender |
téndə[r] |
_犢 |
Offer;
extend |
|
1811 |
T |
vendor |
véndə[r] |
s¤l,IX¤l |
the
person who is selling something |
1812 |
T |
founder |
|ęłšé,Z
ˇé,¸sˇé |
someone
who starts a business or organization |
|
1813 |
T |
reminder |
v˘ołšélĽ¨,LO¨,Ó,ž,ĂŁó |
something
that makes you remember something |
|
1814 |
T |
remainder |
cŻŇ,cč¨,c],âŐ,â¨,pł |
what
is left over |
|
1815 |
murder |
mə́ː[r]də[r] |
ElCEˇ |
crime
of deliberately killing a person |
|
1816 |
order |
ɔ́ː[r]də[r] |
śCśˇé |
to
ask for something you want to buy, e.g. a meal |
|
1817 |
border |
bɔ́ː[r]də[r] |
ŤEG Ť |
line
separating one country, state from another |
|
1818 |
disorder |
disɔ́ː[r]də[r] |
łGžłGáQ |
state
of confusion or a lack of organization |
|
1819 |
T |
rider |
ráidə[r] |
C_[ |
someone
who uses an animal or a bicycle or motorcycle for transport |
1820 |
T |
provider |
Ň,(ęĆĚ)ĺl |
someone
who takes care of others with money, food, home |
|
1821 |
leader |
líːdə[r] |
[_[ |
person
who is in charge of a group or task |
|
1822 |
reader |
ríːdə[r] |
ÇŇ |
person
who reads written or printed materials |
|
1823 |
refer |
rifə́ː[r] |
žyˇéGřpˇéGQơé |
To
talk about or write about something |
|
1824 |
T |
photographer |
fətɑ́ɡrəfə[r] |
Ę^Ć |
someone
who takes pictures for a living |
1825 |
prefer |
prifə́ː[r] |
DŢ |
To
like something better than something else |
|
1826 |
suffer |
sʌ́fə[r] |
ęľŢGĎŚé |
To
experience pain, illness, or injury |
|
1827 |
differ |
dífə[r] |
ŮČé |
To
be different; to be not like others |
|
1828 |
T |
infer |
infə́ː[r] |
đ_ˇé,_ˇé,đ@ˇé,@ˇé |
to
guess something with given information |
1829 |
offer |
ɔ́[ː]fə[r] |
ńˇéG\ľoé |
to
give the opportunity to accept something |
|
1830 |
transfer |
[v]trænsfə́ː[r],[n]trǽnsfəː[r] |
ÚŽˇéG]ˇé |
To
move something from one place to another |
|
1831 |
anger |
ǽŋɡə[r] |
{çšé |
To
make someone mad, upset, or annoyed |
|
1832 |
hunger |
hʌ́ŋɡə[r] |
QŚ |
need
for food; a severe lack of food |
|
1833 |
finger |
fíŋɡə[r] |
w |
One
of the five long parts of the hand |
|
1834 |
trigger |
tríɡə[r] |
řŤŕGUöCřŤNąˇ |
lever
on a gun that you pull to fire |
|
1835 |
sugar |
ʃúɡə[r] |
ť |
white
sweet substance used to make foods sweeter |
|
1836 |
singer |
síŋə[r] |
Ěč |
person
who sings, often as a profession |
|
1837 |
T |
hamburger |
hǽmbə̀ː[r]ɡə[r] |
no[OXe[L,no[K[,yú{śťz |
a
flat round cake of minced beef that is fried and then eaten in a bread roll |
1838 |
T |
cheeseburger |
`[Yo[K[ |
a
hamburger with melted cheese on it
|
|
1839 |
T |
eager |
íːɡə[r] |
M]ľÄ,MSČ,ľŤčÉ`ľ˝ŞÁÄ |
to
be excited to help or do something |
1840 |
expenditure |
ikspénditʃə[r] |
xoGďp |
amount
of money used during a certain time |
|
1841 |
T |
amateur |
ǽmətʃùə[r] |
A}`
A,fl,ľë¤Ć,˘nŇ |
a
beginner, not a professional, done for pleasure not for pay |
1842 |
T |
signature |
síɡnətʃə[r] |
ź |
your
name written in your own handwriting
|
1843 |
literature |
lít[ə]rətʃə[r] |
śwGśŁ |
Writings
that are valued as works of art, esp. fiction, drama and poetry |
|
1844 |
temperature |
témpə[r]tʃùə[r] |
ˇx |
how
hot or cold something is, e.g. the weather |
|
1845 |
furniture |
fə́ː[r]nitʃə[r] |
Ćď |
items
such as tables, chairs, beds or closets |
|
1846 |
manufacture |
mæ̀njəfǽktʃə[r] |
ť˘Cť˘ˇé |
to
produce large numbers of products in a factory |
|
1847 |
structure |
strʌ́k[t]ʃə[r] |
\˘GgÝ§Ä |
the
way something is built, arranged or organized |
|
1848 |
lecture |
léktʃə[r] |
uˇéCu |
talk
or speech about a particular subject |
|
1849 |
architecture |
ɑ́ː[r]kətèktʃə[r] |
zwGz¨ |
the
design and construction of buildings |
|
1850 |
picture |
pík[t]ʃə[r] |
GGĘ^Gf |
painting,
drawing or photograph on paper or screen |
|
1851 |
culture |
kʌ́ltʃə[r] |
śťGł{ |
beliefs
and customs of a particular group |
|
1852 |
venture |
vén[t]ʃə[r] |
ëŻđ`ˇGv˘ŘÁÄ`ˇéCëŻGx`[Ć |
(business)
activity that involves taking chances or risks |
|
1853 |
adventure |
ədvéntʃə[r] |
`Ż |
An
exciting and often dangerous experience |
|
1854 |
capture |
kǽptʃə[r] |
ßÜŚé |
To
catch and prevent person/animal from being free |
|
1855 |
T |
sculpture |
skʌ́lptʃə[r] |
¤đˇé,¤ˇé,¤,¤ěi |
a
figure or statue |
1856 |
T |
departure |
dipɑ́ː[r]tʃə[r] |
V@˛,o,Ô,íE,w˝,oq,ĺo,ŁE |
the
act of leaving |
1857 |
researcher |
¤Ň |
Someone
who does research work |
||
1858 |
gesture |
dʒéstʃə[r] |
gUčGWFX`[ |
bodily
movement that expresses a particular meaning, idea, or emotion |
|
1859 |
T |
fixture |
Ĺč¨,ői,JĂú |
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 |
T |
voucher |
Ěű,¤i,řˇ |
a
piece of paper that you can use to buy goods or to get them at a reduced
price |
|
1862 |
future |
fjúːtʃə[r] |
˘ |
Time
that is to come after the present |
|
1863 |
nature |
néitʃə[r] |
ŠR |
physical
world, including plants, animals, rocks |
|
1864 |
feature |
fíːtʃə[r] |
ÁĽ |
distinctive
or important point of something |
|
1865 |
creature |
kríːtʃə[r] |
śŤ¨ |
animal
of any type |
|
1866 |
teacher |
tíːtʃə[r] |
ćś |
person
who teaches others, especially in a school |
|
1867 |
bother |
bɑ́ðə[r] |
YÜšéGv˘YŢ |
To
take the trouble to do something |
|
1868 |
father |
fɑ́ːðə[r] |
|
A
male parent |
|
1869 |
gather |
ɡǽðə[r] |
WďđJ |
To
bring people/animals together into a group |
|
1870 |
rather |
rǽðə[r] |
ŠČčG˘ÔńGÇżçŠĆ˘ŚÎGťęÇąëŠ |
Somewhat;
fairly; not that much |
|
1871 |
other |
ʌ́ðə[r] |
ŕ¤ęűĚGĘĚGźĚCŕ¤ęűĚlE¨GĘĚlE¨GťĚź |
(something)
else; not the first (one) |
|
1872 |
another |
ənʌ́ðə[r] |
ŕ¤ęÂĚGĘĚ |
one
more (thing); additional (thing) |
|
1873 |
brother |
brʌ́ðə[r] |
ZíGÔ |
A
boy or man who shares a parent with you |
|
1874 |
together |
təɡéðə[r] |
ęÉGÜĆßÄ |
Near
close in the same place not far in a family or group |
|
1875 |
altogether |
ɔ̀ːltəɡéðə[r] |
ŽSÉGSĹGvˇéÉ |
Completely
and fully |
|
1876 |
leather |
léðə[r] |
vGvťi |
chemically
tanned animal skin, e.g. for shoes |
|
1877 |
weather |
wéðə[r] |
VCGVó |
whether
it is raining, sunny, cold etc outside |
|
1878 |
whether |
[h]wéðə[r] |
`ŠÇ¤ŠG`Ĺ ë¤ĆČŠë¤Ć |
if
something will happen or not |
|
1879 |
further |
fə́ː[r]ðə[r] |
łçÉćÖGłçÉÜ˝ |
extra;
in addition |
|
1880 |
either |
íːðə[r] |
ÇżçŠ |
one
of two (used when there is a choice of two) |
|
1881 |
neither |
níːðə[r] |
Çżçŕ`Ȣ |
Not
one or the other not either none of two things |
|
1882 |
her |
ŢĚGŢđ |
(Subject
form of a female you are talking about) |
||
1883 |
manager |
mǽnidʒə[r] |
ocŇG`ˇG}l[W[ |
person
who controls and runs a business or group |
|
1884 |
soldier |
sóuldʒə[r] |
şm |
person
who is in the military |
|
1885 |
passenger |
pǽs[ə]n[d]ʒə[r] |
ćq |
person
who is travelling in a vehicle |
|
1886 |
T |
messenger |
més[ə]n[d]ʒə[r] |
gŇ,g˘č |
person
who carries a piece of information to someone else |
1887 |
injure |
ín[d]ʒə[r] |
ÂŻé |
Do
physical harm or damage |
|
1888 |
danger |
déin[d]ʒə[r] |
ëŻ |
The
possibility of getting hurt, damaged, or killed |
|
1889 |
stranger |
stréin[d]ʒə[r] |
ŠmçĘl |
Someone
you do not know |
|
1890 |
T |
merger |
š,š,ŹŻ |
when
one company buys another company to create one big company |
|
1891 |
major |
méidʒə[r] |
ĺvČGdvČ |
Important,
serious, or large in scope |
|
1892 |
teenager |
eB[GCW[GPOăĚáŇ |
person
between the ages of 13 and 19 |
||
1893 |
procedure |
prəsíːdʒə[r] |
č |
usual
or standard way in which something is done |
|
1894 |
T |
dishwasher |
Mô˘í(l) |
a
machine that cleans dirty dishes |
|
1895 |
pressure |
préʃə[r] |
łÍ |
the
force/weight when pressing against a thing |
|
1896 |
publisher |
pʌ́bliʃə[r] |
oĹĐ |
business
that produces books or magazines |
|
1897 |
T |
extinguisher |
뤝Áľ,ÁˇŕĚ,ÁÎí,Áí |
Device
used to put out fires |
|
1898 |
author |
ɔ́ːĆə[r] |
Ň |
person
who writes books, plays, poems etc |
|
1899 |
T |
leisure |
líːʒə[r] |
ĐÜ,É(Č),]É,pĚȢ,LŐĚ,W[ |
something
for fun or relaxing |
1900 |
pleasure |
pléʒə[r] |
yľłGůőGŤ |
feeling
of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction |
|
1901 |
measure |
méʒə[r] |
Şé;Ą@đĆé |
To
calculate size, weight or temperature of |
|
1902 |
T |
closure |
klóuʒə[r] |
÷Řč,ÂX,½,÷ßŘč |
when
something is closed for good |
1903 |
exposure |
ikspóuʒə[r] |
łçˇąĆG\I |
state
of experiencing something directly |
|
1904 |
T |
locker |
bJ[, ,âÉ,RCbJ[ |
a
small cupboard you can store
personal items in securely for a period of time |
|
1905 |
T |
soccer |
sɑ́kə[r] |
TbJ[ |
ball
game played by two teams who try to score goals without handling the ball |
1906 |
T |
hacker |
nbJ[,źlĚVXeÖĚs@NüŇ |
someone
who gains access to a computer system without permission |
|
1907 |
T |
banker |
bǽŋkə[r] |
âsĆ |
someone
who works for the bank |
1908 |
occur |
əkə́ː[r] |
śˇé |
To
come to pass or to happen |
|
1909 |
T |
recur |
rikə́ː[r] |
ÄŃNąé,ġé,v˘ołęé,JčÔłęé |
happens
again |
1910 |
T |
sticker |
XebJ[,Lr,šŇ,hľč |
a
label with glue on the back |
|
1911 |
T |
incur |
inkə́ː[r] |
¤,íé,đóŻé,ÉÔŠé |
lay
yourself open to something as a result of your actions |
1912 |
worker |
wə́ː[r]kə[r] |
JŇ |
person
who works |
|
1913 |
T |
broker |
bróukə[r] |
u[J[,l |
someone
who buys and sells thing for a percentage of sales |
1914 |
T |
stockbroker |
Žl |
an
agent whose job it is to buy and sell stocks and bonds |
|
1915 |
T |
hiker |
nCJ[,ËüHěĆő,ŹĚŰŔŻ,kŕˇsŇ |
someone
who likes to go for long walks in their leisure time |
|
1916 |
T |
baker |
béikə[r] |
pŽ,gŃpŹ^VÎ |
someone
who bakes for a living |
1917 |
maker |
méikə[r] |
ěélG[J[ |
person,
company, or object that creates things |
|
1918 |
T |
taker |
óŻč,óćl,(§íÉ)śél,˘č,ÁďŇ |
someone
who does not give but only takes |
|
1919 |
speaker |
spíːkə[r] |
bˇlGŕŇ |
person
who makes a speech before a group |
|
1920 |
T |
seeker |
ÇŇ |
someone
looking for something |
|
1921 |
dollar |
dɑ́lə[r] |
h |
A
basic unit of money equal to 100 cent |
|
1922 |
scholar |
skɑ́lə[r] |
wŇ |
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˝ |
Nearly
the same |
|
1925 |
T |
stapler |
zb`LX,yaťpęzz`LX |
a
small device used to fix papers together with a small thin piece of wire
called a staple |
|
1926 |
T |
counselor |
kđ,Ůěm |
someone
who helps people with problems for a living |
|
1927 |
T |
traveler |
trǽv[ə]lə[r] |
ˇsŇ,ˇq,Ođő,ÚŽĚő |
a
tourist or adventurer who visits many countries |
1928 |
regular |
réɡjələ[r] |
čúIČGKĽIČ |
Occurring
or being done frequently |
|
1929 |
T |
irregular |
iréɡjələ[r] |
ĹąÚąĚ,sľ˘Ě,sŻĚ,sKĽČ,ĎĽIČ,yś@zsKĽĎťĚ |
occuring
at unexpected times |
1930 |
particular |
pə[r]tíkjələ[r] |
ÁčĚGÁLĚCÚGÚ× |
one
specific (one) |
|
1931 |
popular |
pɑ́pjələ[r] |
lCĚ é |
liked
or enjoyed by many people |
|
1932 |
T |
seller |
ęéŕĚ,čč,ćęéŕĚ |
someone
who promotes or exchanges goods or services for money |
|
1933 |
T |
teller |
űW |
person
who works in a bank, who pays out and takes in money |
|
1934 |
T |
caller |
KâŇ |
the
person that is phoning you |
|
1935 |
T |
solar |
sóulə[r] |
žzĚ |
to
do with the sun, like sunlight or the heat from the sun |
1936 |
T |
cooler |
yęzÄĚŻu |
a
box (filled with ice) that keeps drinks cold |
|
1937 |
T |
tailor |
téilə[r] |
d§Ž,mŽ |
adjust
something to fit a specific need or market |
1938 |
T |
retailer |
ŹĆŇ |
a
store that sells something |
|
1939 |
dealer |
díːlə[r] |
ĚĆŇ |
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 |
vO}[ |
a
person who designs and writes and tests computer programs |
|
1942 |
T |
plumber |
plʌ́mər |
zÇH,yęz䳾ɡé,Ôżóˇ |
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] |
Úq |
Someone
who buys goods or services from a business |
|
1945 |
farmer |
fɑ́ː[r]mə[r] |
_ĆĚl |
person
who operates a farm |
|
1946 |
former |
fɔ́ː[r]mə[r] |
OĚCOŇ |
being
something previously, but not now |
|
1947 |
T |
performer |
s×Ň,đŇ,s¤l,tŇ,oD,Č|t |
an
entertainer like an actor or a
singer |
|
1948 |
T |
rumor |
rúːmə[r] |
đ¤íłˇé,¤íł,ŕ,Źž,ynkz |
something
said by people but not necessarily true |
1949 |
consumer |
kəns[j]úːmə[r] |
ÁďŇ |
person
who uses goods or services; individual buyer |
|
1950 |
humor |
hjúːmə[r] |
[A |
quality
that makes something funny |
|
1951 |
T |
timer |
^C}[ |
something
that counts seconds and minutes |
|
1952 |
honor |
ɑ́nə[r] |
ź_ |
Respect
given to someone who is admired |
|
1953 |
T |
planner |
§ÄŇ |
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] |
AŘŽ,Oěč |
a
person who works with plants and flowers for a living |
1956 |
T |
conditioner |
ó˛(âg[)u |
shampoo-like
substance used after washing hair |
|
1957 |
T |
runner |
§AĆŇ,ŁŇ,él,Wŕl,^]Ň,HŞÔ,yA¨zÂé,(CşĚ)`ü,qřŤ,yaťpęzJ[ybg |
someone
who travels on foot by running |
|
1958 |
T |
entrepreneur |
ɑ̀ːntrəprənə́ː[r] |
NĆĆ,éĆĆ,Ćĺ,ťsĺ,żl,îŇ |
a
business person who starts companies |
1959 |
listener |
ˇŤč |
Someone
who listens |
||
1960 |
prisoner |
príznə[r] |
úl |
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] |
SŇ |
to
be new at something |
1964 |
winner |
wínə[r] |
ŇGóÜŇ |
person
or thing that wins a contest or race |
|
1965 |
governor |
ɡʌ́v[ə][r]nə[r] |
m |
person
who leads a state or province |
|
1966 |
corner |
kɔ́ː[r]nə[r] |
R[i[GpGnćGn |
place
where two lines, sides, corners etc meet |
|
1967 |
partner |
pɑ́ː[r]tnə[r] |
p[gi[G_ |
someone
you have a business or personal relationship with |
|
1968 |
owner |
óunə[r] |
żĺGI[i[ |
person
who owns or has something |
|
1969 |
T |
homeowner |
ŠĆLŇ |
someone
who owns the house that they live in |
|
1970 |
T |
diner |
dáinə[r] |
Hˇél,H°Ô |
a
small, informal restaurant |
1971 |
minor |
máinə[r] |
Źł˘GȢGdvĹȢ |
Not
so large in size, not important or valuable |
|
1972 |
designer |
dizáinə[r] |
fUCi[ |
Someone
who creates plans to make something |
|
1973 |
T |
trainer |
PűŇ,R[`,wąŇ,űK@ |
one
who teaches a person or animal to do something |
|
1974 |
T |
container |
kəntéinə[r] |
eí,Rei,üę¨ |
something
that holds things |
1975 |
T |
cleaner |
|l,ôÜ |
someone
who cleans for a living |
|
1976 |
per |
[weak]pə[r],[strɡ]pə́ː[r] |
`ÉÂŤG `˛ĆÉ |
For
each; during each |
|
1977 |
T |
shopper |
¨q,(¤XĚ)Lr,LępG |
someone
who buys things in a store |
|
1978 |
proper |
prɑ́pə[r] |
KŘČ |
Correct
according to social or moral rules |
|
1979 |
upper |
ʌ́pə[r] |
ăĚ |
Located
above others of the same kind |
|
1980 |
T |
developer |
ZîJĆŇ |
someone
who designs and builds properties |
|
1981 |
T |
pepper |
pépə[r] |
yA¨zhq,RVE(đŠŻé),sbĆłšé,(śÍČÇđ)řŤ÷ßé,(eŰĽżâČÇđ)Ńšé |
a
strong spice (black or white) |
1982 |
whisper |
[h]wíspə[r] |
łłâ |
To
talk with breath but no voice |
|
1983 |
paper |
péipə[r] |
CĹďŢGÇđ\é |
pages
of a book are made from this |
|
1984 |
newspaper |
n[j]úːzpèipə[r] |
Vˇ |
Sheets
of paper (or online) containing news stories |
|
1985 |
T |
housekeeper |
háuskìːpə[r] |
Ćw |
someone
whose job it is to take care of and clean another person's house |
1986 |
manufacturer |
mæ̀njəfǽktʃ[ə]rə[r] |
ť˘ĆŇG[J[ |
group
or company that makes a certain product |
|
1987 |
T |
lecturer |
uŇ,ut |
an
instructor or professor |
|
1988 |
T |
caterer |
(ď)żĚdoľŽ,T[rXW |
the
person who makes food and delivers it for a living |
|
1989 |
error |
érə[r] |
G[Gëč |
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] |
TĆ |
a
person who travels to unknown places |
1992 |
sir |
sə́ː[r] |
Č˝łÜG`a |
form
of address to a man you respect/do not know |
|
1993 |
officer |
ɑ́fəsə[r] |
đlGŤZ |
person
with an important position in an organization |
|
1994 |
T |
purchaser |
wüŇ |
someone
who buys things; buyer |
|
1995 |
sponsor |
spɑ́nsə[r] |
oŇGX|T[CX|T[ÉČé |
To
help someone or something succeed by giving them money |
|
1996 |
answer |
ǽnsə[r] |
Ś |
solution
to a problem or test question |
|
1997 |
cancer |
kǽnsə[r] |
ŕ |
Any
growth caused by abnormal cell division |
|
1998 |
T |
announcer |
ənáunsə[r] |
AiET[ |
someone
who gives a message publicly |
1999 |
T |
purser |
pə́ː[r]sə[r] |
p[T[,ąˇ |
an
officer aboard a ship who keeps accounts and attends to the passengers'
needs |
2000 |
producer |
prəd[j]úːsə[r] |
śYŇGť˘Ň |
company
producing or growing a certain product |
|
2001 |
latter |
lǽtə[r] |
ăĚCăŇ |
the
second or last mentioned thing |
|
2002 |
matter |
mǽtə[r] |
żGâčG´ö |
problem
or reason for concern |
|
2003 |
after |
ǽftə[r] |
`ăĹG`đÇÁÄ |
Later
than another time, or behind something |
|
2004 |
laughter |
lǽftə[r] |
΢ |
action
or sound of laughing |
|
2005 |
T |
butter |
bʌ́tə[r] |
o^[ |
a
kind of soft spread for bread, made from cow's milk |
2006 |
editor |
édətə[r] |
ŇWŇ |
Person
deciding the contents of a book or magazine |
|
2007 |
T |
kilometer |
kəlɑ́mətə[r] |
L[g |
a
metric unit of length equal to 1000 meters |
2008 |
monitor |
mɑ́nətə[r] |
j^[ |
electronic
screen on which you can see images |
|
2009 |
T |
interpreter |
intə́ː[r]prətə[r] |
Ęó |
someone
who translates from one language to another |
2010 |
competitor |
kəmpétətə[r] |
Łč |
someone
taking part in race, business, etc |
|
2011 |
T |
distributor |
ăX |
someone
who sells or sends things to different areas |
|
2012 |
letter |
létə[r] |
č |
message
you put in an envelope and send by post |
|
2013 |
T |
newsletter |
Lń,Đń |
report
or open letter giving information of interest to a special group |
|
2014 |
T |
sweater |
swétə[r] |
Z[^[ |
a
warm item of clothing worn over the arms and upper body, made of wool, |
2015 |
T |
auditor |
ɔ́ːditə[r] |
yďĐzĸđ |
a
person who checks to make sure things are correct |
2016 |
visitor |
vízətə[r] |
KâŇ |
one
who goes to a place to see it (or someone) |
|
2017 |
actor |
ǽktə[r] |
oD |
Person
who acts in the theater, movies, or TV |
|
2018 |
factor |
fǽktə[r] |
vö |
Something
that influences a result |
|
2019 |
T |
contractor |
kɑ́ntræktə[r] |
zżl |
a
builder |
2020 |
T |
conductor |
kəndʌ́ktə[r] |
Yćő,(oXĽdÔČÇĚ)Ôś,ąü,`ąĚ,öŇ |
a
person who leads |
2021 |
T |
instructor |
instrʌ́ktə[r] |
CXgN^[ |
someon
who teaches for a living |
2022 |
T |
projector |
fĘ@,éćŇ |
an
optical instrument that projects an enlarged image onto a screen |
|
2023 |
T |
collector |
őßWí,űWĆ,Wŕl |
someone
who buys and keeps old things |
|
2024 |
T |
inspector |
inspéktə[r] |
HÄÂŇ |
a
high ranking police officer |
2025 |
director |
dəréktə[r] |
(ďĐĚ)dđGˇGÄ |
senior
person who manages part of an organization |
|
2026 |
sector |
séktə[r] |
ĺ |
area
that includes certain kinds of job |
|
2027 |
character |
kǽrəktə[r] |
Ťi; Ťż; ÁĽ |
Your
personality or nature |
|
2028 |
T |
realtor |
sŽYĆŇ |
a
person who sells, rents out or manages property for a living |
|
2029 |
shelter |
ʃéltə[r] |
đďGŰě{Ý |
structure
that covers or protects things |
|
2030 |
filter |
fíltə[r] |
ëßíGtB^[CëߡéGtB^[ÉŠŻé |
device that removes unwanted substances
from a liquid or gas |
|
2031 |
alter |
ɔ́ːltə[r] |
ĎXˇé |
To
change a part of something e.g. clothing |
|
2032 |
T |
carpenter |
kɑ́ː[r]p[ə]ntə[r] |
DĺH,ĺH,ŘH |
a
person makes and mends things made of wood for a liviing |
2033 |
T |
presenter |
iďŇ,\Ň,EŇ,ĄćŇ |
a
person who shows and explains something to an audience |
|
2034 |
enter |
éntə[r] |
üé |
To
go into a room |
|
2035 |
T |
renter |
ŔŘl,Ýľč |
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 |
óü@Gv^[ |
machine
that makes copies of papers and documents |
||
2038 |
winter |
wíntə[r] |
~ |
coldest
season of the year |
|
2039 |
counter |
káuntə[r] |
˝_C˝_ˇé |
To
indicate opposition or resistance |
|
2040 |
encounter |
enkáuntə[r] |
oď¤Coď˘ |
To
unexpectedly be faced with or experience |
|
2041 |
T |
painter |
péintə[r] |
ćĆ,yLŽ,hH |
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 |
üěŇ,|ÄŇ,A_v^[ |
something
that connects to something to make it usable |
|
2045 |
chapter |
tʃǽptə[r] |
Í |
One
of the main sections of a book |
|
2046 |
supporter |
T|[^[; xŇ |
someone
who shows they are in favor of idea/plan |
||
2047 |
reporter |
ripɔ́ː[r]tə[r] |
ńGLŇG|[^[ |
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] |
4ŞĚ1 |
One
of four equal parts of something |
|
2049 |
T |
headquarter |
{đÝŻé,Ě{đu |
the
main office of an organization |
|
2050 |
stir |
stə́ː[r] |
ŠŤŹşé |
To
mix something by making circular movements in it |
|
2051 |
T |
foster |
fɔ́[ː]stə[r] |
{˘çÄé,çÄé,ʎé,珡é,ćŃNąˇ,Sɢž |
to
promote or bring about |
2052 |
master |
mǽstə[r] |
ăBČ,nűČ |
being
very skilled at doing something |
|
2053 |
disaster |
dizǽstə[r] |
ĐQ |
state
of extreme ruin and misfortune |
|
2054 |
cluster |
klʌ́stə[r] |
[GQęC[ÉČéGQŞé |
To
come together as in a cluster or flock |
|
2055 |
minister |
mínəstə[r] |
ĺb |
an
official who heads a government department |
|
2056 |
T |
semester |
səméstə[r] |
(ÄĽhCcČÇĚ1N2wú§Ě)wú |
one
of two divisions of the school year
|
2057 |
investor |
Ć |
person
who spends money to help business grow |
||
2058 |
register |
rédʒistə[r] |
o^ˇéCo^ |
To
record your name on an official list; sign up |
|
2059 |
T |
mister |
místə[r] |
`,łń,a(hĚ),(ÄŃŠŻ)žńČ,ŕľ |
a
form of address for a man |
2060 |
T |
administer |
ədmínistə[r] |
{sˇé,ǡé,^Śé |
to
manage an office |
2061 |
sister |
sístə[r] |
o
|
female
you share a parent with |
|
2062 |
T |
poster |
|X^[,ĺ}ŹĹ |
a
large printed picture or notice to stick on a wall |
|
2063 |
motor |
móutə[r] |
ŠŽÔĚ,ŽÍđNąˇ |
concerning
cars and vehicles |
|
2064 |
voter |
[Ň |
person
who can vote in an election |
||
2065 |
T |
commuter |
ĘÎŇ |
someone
who travels a long way to work and back |
|
2066 |
computer |
kəmpjúːtə[r] |
Rs
[^ |
A
machine for storing information and accessing the internet |
|
2067 |
T |
firefighter |
Áhm |
someone
whose job it is to put out fires or save people from dangerous situations |
|
2068 |
T |
lighter |
láitə[r] |
žčđÂŻél,C^[,_í,˝ŤÂŻ,äx,lighty˘Ěär |
not
as heavy as |
2069 |
writer |
ráitə[r] |
ěĆGŤč |
professional
who writes books, articles etc |
|
2070 |
T |
cater |
kéitə[r] |
ż,âyđńˇé,ˇé,˝ˇ |
to
make and deliver food |
2071 |
T |
indicator |
[^[,wŚň,yÔzEBJ[,űüwŚ |
a
signal or a warning |
|
2072 |
T |
escalator |
éskəlèitə[r] |
GXJ[^[ |
a
moving stairway |
2073 |
T |
calculator |
vZ@ |
a
device that does math for you |
|
2074 |
T |
translator |
|óŇ,Ęó,|ó@,|óĆ |
the
person who changes something into another language |
|
2075 |
T |
refrigerator |
rifrídʒərèitə[r] |
â É |
an
electric box that cools food |
2076 |
T |
generator |
d@ |
a
machine that makes electricity |
|
2077 |
operator |
ɑ́p[ə]rèitə[r] |
ěŇG(dbĚ)đˇčGocŇ |
person
whose job it is to connect phone calls |
|
2078 |
T |
freighter |
AD,ݨA@,ݨAĆŇ |
a
large ship that is used to transport goods |
|
2079 |
T |
administrator |
ədmínistrèitə[r] |
ÇŇ,sŻ |
the
person who manages an office |
2080 |
T |
spectator |
spékteitə[r] |
Ѝl,TĎŇ,Ďq,TŽl |
a
person who watches something happening |
2081 |
T |
elevator |
éləvèitə[r] |
Gx[^[ |
a
machine that takes people to different floors in a building |
2082 |
T |
waiter |
wéitə[r] |
d,{[C |
a
man whose job it is to bring meals to your table in a restaurant or cafe |
2083 |
theater |
Ćíətə[r] |
ę |
place
where shows are performed on a stage |
|
2084 |
T |
heater |
yÔzq[^[,g[ |
something
that warms a room |
|
2085 |
T |
liter |
líːtə[r] |
bg |
a
unit of measurement for liquids |
2086 |
meter |
míːtə[r] |
[g |
unit
of length equal to 100cm or about 39 inches |
|
2087 |
T |
centimeter |
yPĘzZ`[g |
a
form of measurement, e.g. there
are 100 cm in a meter |
|
2088 |
cover |
kʌ́və[r] |
W; ˘¤ |
thing
you put over something to close or hide it |
|
2089 |
recover |
rikʌ́və[r] |
ńˇé |
To
revive, become healthy after an illness or injury |
|
2090 |
discover |
diskʌ́və[r] |
Ўé |
To
find something new that was not known before |
|
2091 |
lover |
lʌ́və[r] |
ölG¤DĆ |
person
who loves someone or is loved by someone |
|
2092 |
ever |
évə[r] |
ĄÜĹÉGâÎÉG¸ÁĆG˘ÂŠG˘Á˝˘ |
At
any time; at all times in the future |
|
2093 |
never |
névə[r] |
ľÄ〜ȢG〜ľ˝ąĆŞČ˘; |
Not
ever; not at any time |
|
2094 |
whenever |
[h]wenévə[r] |
`ˇéƍ͢ÂĹŕG˘ÂĹ ęGę̢Â` |
At
any or every time that |
|
2095 |
forever |
iÉ |
For
a very long or seemingly endless time |
||
2096 |
wherever |
[h]we[ə]révə[r] |
ÇąÖ`ľÄŕ |
In
any situation or at any time that |
|
2097 |
whatever |
[h]wʌtévə[r] |
`ˇéÍ˝ĹŕG˝Ĺ ęGęĚ˝Ş` |
Anything
or everything needed; no matter what |
|
2098 |
however |
hauévə[r] |
ľŠľČŞçGÇńČÉ`ĹŕGęĚǤâÁÄ |
(used
to introduce a counter statement to what has been said) |
|
2099 |
T |
whoever |
hu[ː]évə[r] |
žęĹŕ,žęĹ ÁÄŕ,ˇélÍNĹŕ,žęŞ`ľć¤Ćŕ,˘Á˝˘žęŞ |
anyone
who |
2100 |
deliver |
dilívə[r] |
zBˇéG`ŚéGoYˇé |
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 eagf |
|
2103 |
server |
T[o[ |
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] |
`ĚăÉ |
in
the direction of; toward |
|
2105 |
T |
takeover |
Úű,Ąćč,(ÇĽxzĽLČÇĚ)ćÁćč |
the
buying out of one company by another |
|
2106 |
T |
turnover |
tə́ː[r]nòuvə[r] |
(¤iČÇĚ)ń]Ś,yÄzŁEŚ,ypzčă° |
the
amount of money that a business makes in an amount of time |
2107 |
moreover |
mɔːróuvə[r] |
łçÉ |
In
addition to what has been said |
|
2108 |
driver |
dráivə[r] |
^]č |
Someone
who operates a vehicle |
|
2109 |
favor |
féivə[r] |
eŘCDŢG^ʎé |
helpful
act of kindness |
|
2110 |
T |
flavor |
fléivə[r] |
Ą,ďŤ,Ą |
the
taste of something, e.g. sweet, sour |
2111 |
hour |
áuə[r] |
Ô |
60
minutes |
|
2112 |
our |
áuə[r] |
˝żĚ |
Belonging
to us |
|
2113 |
shower |
ʃáuə[r] |
V[đŃéGŃšéG˝łń^Śé |
process
of cleaning your body by standing under falling water |
|
2114 |
T |
flour |
fláuə[r] |
ʞ,˛ |
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] |
ÍGxz |
legal
or official right to perform certain actions |
|
2117 |
weak (power) |
táuə[r] |
㢠|
Having
little power; not strong; easy to break |
|
2118 |
tower |
móuə[r] |
G^[ |
tall,
narrow building |
|
2119 |
T |
mower |
súːə[r] |
čl(@) |
machine
used to cut grass |
2120 |
T |
sewer |
ş
š,ş
Ç |
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] |
˘č |
A
person who buys, e.g. a customer in a store |
|
2123 |
fire |
háiə[r] |
ÎGÎ |
heat
and the flame produced when burning |
|
2124 |
hire |
٤ |
To
employ a person to do a particular job or borrow something |
||
2125 |
T |
flyer |
səpláiə[r] |
flier,r,`V,Źűq |
brochure,
leaflet |
2126 |
supplier |
émpaiə[r] |
Ň |
organization
that provides a product or service |
|
2127 |
empire |
práiə[r] |
é |
group
of countries controlled by one government |
|
2128 |
prior |
táiə[r] |
OĚ; Dćˇé |
Existing
or coming earlier in time |
|
2129 |
tire |
ətáiə[r] |
ćęłšéGOŤłšé |
Lose
energy and feel that you need to rest |
|
2130 |
T |
attire |
entáiə[r] |
ɡłšé,ß |
clothing |
2131 |
entire |
wáiə[r] |
SĚĚGŽSČ |
Complete
or full; with no part left out; whole |
|
2132 |
wire |
əkwáiə[r] |
jŕGC[ |
thin,
flexible thread of metal |
|
2133 |
acquire |
rikwáiə[r] |
lžˇéGKžˇé |
to
get or earn something by thinking or working |
|
2134 |
require |
dizáiə[r] |
Kvơé |
To
need something, to make it necessary |
|
2135 |
desire |
léiə[r] |
]ŢG~ˇéC~]Gč] |
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] |
IčGv[[ |
person
who plays sports |
|
2138 |
mayor |
fíɡjə[r] |
sˇ |
head
of city government |
|
2139 |
figure |
n[j]úːkliə[r] |
`ĆlŚé |
to
understand after thinking; work out |
|
2140 |
nuclear |
kɑ́piə[r] |
jĚG´qÍĚ |
Concerning
or involving the center of an ATOM |
|
2141 |
T |
copier |
ĄĘí,ÍíŇ |
a
machine that makes paper copies |
|
2142 |
T |
photocopier |
bǽriə[r] |
Ę^ĄĘ@ |
a
machine that makes exact copies of documents |
2143 |
barrier |
kǽriə[r] |
oAGáÇ |
structure
or object that stops free movement |
|
2144 |
T |
carrier |
kúriə[r] |
^Ŕu,^Ńä,dbďĐ,ńüĆŇ |
a
person or thing that carries something |
2145 |
T |
courier |
supí[ə]riə[r] |
}g,(ˇsĚ)KCh |
Person
paid to carry and deliver documents |
2146 |
T |
superior |
intí[ə]riə[r] |
ćčDęĢé,ˇŽę˝ |
the
leader, someone higher than you in rank |
2147 |
interior |
fəmíljə[r] |
ŕGşŕGCeA |
Being
the inside part of something; being inside something |
|
2148 |
familiar |
ćmçę˝ |
Well-known
or easily recognized |
||
2149 |
T |
unfamiliar |
féiljə[r] |
ČśÝĚȢ |
not
well known |
2150 |
failure |
dʒúːnjə[r] |
¸sGćGsŤ |
act
or result of not achieving your goals |
|
2151 |
T |
junior |
síːnjə[r] |
NĚ,NŇ |
younger,
lower in rank |
2152 |
senior |
lɔ́ːjə[r] |
NˇŇGćyGîŇ |
Having
higher status or authority than another person |
|
2153 |
lawyer |
emplɔ́iə[r] |
Ůěm |
professional
who helps people with the law |
|
2154 |
employer |
bihéivjə[r] |
Ůpĺ |
person
or firm that hires workers |
|
2155 |
behavior |
júːzə[r] |
sŽ |
the
way a person or thing acts; manner |
|
2156 |
user |
gpŇ |
person
that uses a service or thing, e.g. a website |
||
2157 |
T |
organizer |
ǽpitàizə[r] |
`ŹĚ |
someone
who plans things for a living |
2158 |
T |
appetizer |
HOđ |
small
amount of food eaten before the main meal |
|
2159 |
T |
advertiser |
LŇ |
someone
who is selling something through media |
|
2160 |
T |
advisor |
ədváizə[r] |
Ň |
someone
who gives an opinion on what to do |
2161 |
adviser |
žŇGÚâ |
Someone
giving advice in business, law etc |
||
2162 |
T |
supervisor |
súːpə[r]vàizə[r] |
wöŇ,ÄÂŇ,ÇŇ |
the
person who is in charge |
2163 |
air |
éə[r] |
óC |
mixture
of gases around the earth that we breathe |
|
2164 |
bear |
béə[r] |
F |
large
brown animal with fur that lives in forests |
|
2165 |
dare |
déə[r] |
ŚÄ`ˇé |
To
have enough courage to do something |
|
2166 |
T |
fare |
féə[r] |
(IÉ)s,ˇđˇé,żŕ |
the
cost for a ride, e.g. bus, or taxi |
2167 |
fair |
féə[r] |
öłČGö˝Č |
Treating
all people the same way |
|
2168 |
affair |
əféə[r] |
; ż; âč |
event
or a set of events, often unpleasant ones |
|
2169 |
welfare |
wélfèə[r] |
KG |
program
for poor or unemployed people help living |
|
2170 |
chair |
tʃéə[r] |
Öq |
A
piece of furniture you sit on when sitting at a table or desk |
|
2171 |
T |
wheelchair |
Ô˘ˇ |
a
seat, that has wheels, that allows a person who cannot walk to move about |
|
2172 |
their |
ðéə[r] |
ŢçĚGŢçĚGťęçĚ |
Belonging
to them |
|
2173 |
there |
ðéə[r] |
ťąG ťąGťąĹGťąÉ |
In
that place or position, at that location |
|
2174 |
hair |
héə[r] |
ŻGŃ |
long
thin strands on your head or body |
|
2175 |
share |
ʃéə[r] |
G |
part
of a company you own, shown by a certificate |
|
2176 |
care |
kéə[r] |
˘bđˇé |
to
look after someone or something |
|
2177 |
scare |
skéə[r] |
|Şçšé |
to
make someone feel frightened or worried |
|
2178 |
declare |
dikléə[r] |
\ˇé |
To
say something in an official or sure way |
|
2179 |
T |
questionnaire |
kwèstʃənéə[r] |
AP[g,żâ,żâ |
a
set of questions to find out what people think about something |
2180 |
pair |
péə[r] |
ęgGyA |
two
of the same thing, e.g. socks |
|
2181 |
repair |
ripéə[r] |
Cˇé |
To
put what is broken back into good condition ; fix |
|
2182 |
compare |
kəmpéə[r] |
ärˇé |
To
consider how similar and different things are |
|
2183 |
spare |
spéə[r] |
\őGXyA |
Being
extra; available to be used or borrowed |
|
2184 |
prepare |
pripéə[r] |
őˇé |
To
make something ready for use |
|
2185 |
rare |
réə[r] |
żľ˘ |
Not
common or usual |
|
2186 |
tear |
Ü |
drop
of salty water from the eye |
||
2187 |
stare |
stéə[r] |
śÁĆŠé |
To
look at someone or something for a long time |
|
2188 |
stair |
stéə[r] |
Ki |
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] |
Çą |
word
you use to ask the location of something |
|
2191 |
T |
hardware |
n[hEFA,ŕ¨Ţ,஻i,@BÝő |
tools
or equipment |
|
2192 |
aware |
əwéə[r] |
CâĢé |
Knowing
or feeling that something exists |
|
2193 |
square |
skwéə[r] |
łű`Glp |
shape
with 4 equal length sides and 4 equal angles |
|
2194 |
somewhere |
sʌ́m[h]wèə[r] |
ÇąŠÉ |
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] |
ÇąŠźĚĹ |
In
or to another or different place |
|
2197 |
software |
\tgEFA |
market
for software is expected to expand |
||
2198 |
T |
footwear |
Ť¨ |
something
you wear on your feet, such as shoes or boots |
|
2199 |
nowhere |
nóu[h]wèə[r] |
ÇąÉŕ`Ȣ |
Not
in or at any place; no place |
|
2200 |
anywhere |
éni[h]wèə[r] |
i^âśĹjÇąŠÖCiŰčśĹjÇąÉŕCimčśĹjÇąĹŕ |
in,
at or to any place; used in questions, with 'not' |
|
2201 |
everywhere |
évri[h]wèə[r] |
ÇąĹŕGÇąĹ`ľÄŕ |
Every
place |
|
2202 |
beer |
bíə[r] |
r[ |
alcoholic
drink that is made from wheat or grains |
|
2203 |
dear |
díə[r] |
e¤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] |
QŞŐˡé,eęȢ,WQˇé,סé,١é |
to
take part in something that is not your business |
2206 |
atmosphere |
ǽtməsfìə[r] |
ĺCGóC |
the
air around us |
|
2207 |
gear |
ɡíə[r] |
ÔĚMA |
the
transmission configuration in a vehicle |
|
2208 |
T |
cheer |
tʃíə[r] |
ş,đăܡ |
to
cheer on, shout encouragement |
2209 |
T |
adhere |
ədhíə[r] |
ˇ
ˇé,çé,S
ˇé,Ĺçˇé |
to
stay with or follow , e.g. adhere to rules |
2210 |
T |
cashier |
kæʃíə[r] |
ťŕo[W, ęW,o[W,WW,ĆEˇé,đđ١é |
the
person whose job it is to take the money you pay for goods or services |
2211 |
clear |
klíə[r] |
ÍÁŤčľ˝ |
Easy
to understand; well-explained; obvious |
|
2212 |
unclear |
ÍÁŤčľČ˘G sžmČ |
Not
easy to understand; not obvious |
||
2213 |
mere |
míə[r] |
PČé |
Just
enough |
|
2214 |
near |
níə[r] |
ߢCßÉ |
With
a small distance between things |
|
2215 |
engineer |
èn[d]ʒəníə[r] |
GWjAGZt |
one
whose job is involved with engineering |
|
2216 |
peer |
píə[r] |
ÎŇGŻśGM° |
person
of the same age, class or background as another |
|
2217 |
appear |
əpíə[r] |
ťęé |
to
be seen, become visible; come into sight |
|
2218 |
disappear |
dìsəpíə[r] |
ÁŚé |
To
no longer see because itfs not there any more |
|
2219 |
rear |
ríə[r] |
çÄé |
To
bring up animals e.g. horses as a farmer |
|
2220 |
career |
kəríə[r] |
ođGEĆ |
particular
occupation in professional life |
|
2221 |
volunteer |
vɑ̀ləntíə[r] |
{eBA |
To
work willingly without pay |
|
2222 |
T |
steer |
stíə[r] |
Çđćé,cˇé,đÄŕˇé,üŻé,iŢ,YĚq,¨ľ˝Y |
guide
the direction of |
2223 |
severe |
sivíə[r] |
ľľ˘ |
Very
bad |
|
2224 |
year |
jíə[r] |
N |
unit
of time equal to 12 months or 365 (or 366) days |
|
2225 |
mature |
mətúə[r] |
Źnľ˝ |
Being
an adult, being fully developed physically |
|
2226 |
sure |
ʃúə[r] |
mMľÄ˘é |
having
no doubts about something |
|
2227 |
assure |
əʃúə[r] |
Űءé |
To
make sure that something happens |
|
2228 |
T |
reassure |
ÄŰءé,ŔSłšé |
to
make someone feel certain of something |
|
2229 |
T |
unsure |
ŔSĹȢ,mMĚȢ |
not
certain or sure |
|
2230 |
ensure |
enʃúə[r] |
ŰءéGmۡé |
To
make something sure, certain, or safe |
|
2231 |
insure |
inʃúə[r] |
ŰŻđŠŻéGmŔɡé |
to
buy protection against possible loss/damage/injury |
|
2232 |
T |
brochure |
brouʃúə[r] |
(cĆp)ptbg,Źűq |
a
small paper book that gives information about a product or service |
2233 |
tour |
túə[r] |
ˇs |
a
journey to visit several places for pleasure |
|
2234 |
secure |
sikjúə[r] |
ŔSČCmۡéGĹčˇé |
To
protect something from danger or harm, keep things safe |
|
2235 |
pure |
pjúə[r] |
Č |
Not
mixed with anything else; uncontaminated |
|
2236 |
or |
é˘ÍGˇČíżGť¤ĹČŻęÎ |
Used
to link alternatives, to introduce another choice |
||
2237 |
bore |
bɔ́ː[r] |
Ţüłšé |
To
make someone not interested in something |
|
2238 |
door |
dɔ́ː[r] |
hA |
You
walk through this when you go in a room |
|
2239 |
T |
indoor |
şŕĚ |
inside
a house or building |
|
2240 |
T |
outdoor |
áutdɔ̀ː[r] |
ËOĚ |
outside
in the open air |
2241 |
four |
fɔ́ː[r] |
4 |
4 |
|
2242 |
for |
`Ě˝ßÉG`ÉüŠÁÄG`ÉĆÁÄG`ÉÖľÄG`É^ŹľÄG`ĚăíčÉG`žŠç |
Used
to show the purpose, or need of something |
||
2243 |
before |
bifɔ́ː[r] |
ČOÉ |
At
a time earlier than the present; previously |
|
2244 |
therefore |
ðéə[r]fɔ̀ː[r] |
ťęäŚÉ |
For
that reason |
|
2245 |
shore |
ʃɔ́ː[r] |
Ý |
land
along the edge of an area of water |
|
2246 |
core |
kɔ́ː[r] |
jG |
important
central part of something |
|
2247 |
score |
skɔ́ː[r] |
ž_Cž_ˇé |
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] |
Tőˇé |
To
examine something in detail to learn about it |
|
2250 |
more |
mɔ́ː[r] |
ćč˝ĚC ŕÁĆ |
Greater
in amount, number, or size |
|
2251 |
furthermore |
fə́ː[r]ðə[r]mɔ̀ː[r] |
łçÉ |
In
addition to what has been said |
|
2252 |
anymore |
ŕÍâąęČă`ľČ˘ |
No
longer; no more |
||
2253 |
nor |
nɔː[r] |
`ŕÜ˝`ĹȢ |
Used
to show two things that are both untrue or do not happen |
|
2254 |
ignore |
iɡnɔ́ː[r] |
łˇé |
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 |
řŤoľ |
a
sliding compartment you keep things in |
|
2257 |
T |
soar |
sɔ́ː[r] |
˘ăŞé,}ÉăŞé,ťŃŚ˝Â,¸é,}㸡é,}Ťˇé |
fly
quickly up into the air |
2258 |
T |
mentor |
捞Ň,kč,ćŤwąŇ |
personal
advisor or teacher |
|
2259 |
store |
stɔ́ː[r] |
X |
place
where you can go to buy things |
|
2260 |
restore |
ristɔ́ː[r] |
ńˇé |
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 |
situation
where armies fight each other |
|
2263 |
your |
júə[r] |
Č˝Ě |
belonging
to you; belonging to the other person |
|
2264 |
poor |
púə[r] |
nľ˘ |
Without
money; not rich |
|
2265 |
admire |
ədmáiə[r] |
Ü^ˇéG´Sˇé |
To
feel respect or wonder toward someone |
|
2266 |
T |
expire |
ikspáiə[r] |
šˇé,Išˇé,úÉČé,(§đ)fŤoˇ,Ę |
Come
to an end |
2267 |
inspire |
inspáiə[r] |
hđ^ŚéGGˇé |
To
make someone have the desire to do something |
|
2268 |
retire |
ritáiə[r] |
řޡéGŢEˇé |
To
stop because you have reached the time |
|
2269 |
T |
inquire |
inkwáiə[r] |
qËé |
to
ask about |
2270 |
ear |
íə[r] |
¨ |
Thing
on either side of your head that you hear with |
|
2271 |
hear |
híə[r] |
ˇGˇąŚé |
To
be aware of sound; to perceive with the ear |
|
2272 |
here |
híə[r] |
ąąÉ |
In
this place; at this location, position or time |
|
2273 |
boss |
bɔ́ːs |
ăiG{X |
The
person who manages you, or is in charge of you at work |
|
2274 |
gas |
ɡǽs |
KXGCĚ |
the
elements in our air, like oxygen or nitrogen |
|
2275 |
glass |
ɡlǽs |
KX |
hard
transparent material used for making windows |
|
2276 |
class |
klǽs |
KG N |
rank
or level in society, ranked from high (rich professional people) to low
(ordinary people) |
|
2277 |
mass |
mǽs |
żĘ |
Having
to do with a large amount of people |
|
2278 |
pass |
pǽs |
ĘčߏéGnˇ |
To
travel through or near a place |
|
2279 |
grass |
ɡrǽs |
|
Plants
with narrow green leaves, grown on lawns |
|
2280 |
us |
˝żđ |
Belonging
to the speaker and other people |
||
2281 |
bus |
bʌ́s |
oX |
A
large road vehicle used for carrying many people |
|
2282 |
T |
tremendous |
triméndəs |
ŕ̡˛˘,rűŕȢ,rűŕČ卢,ΊŊ˘ |
extraordinary
or excellent |
2283 |
T |
hazardous |
`ŻIČ,ëŻČ,ŤíǢ |
to
be dangerous |
|
2284 |
office |
ɑ́fəs |
ąGItBX |
building
of set of rooms used to do business or professional activities |
|
2285 |
Surface |
\ĘĚ |
of
the top layer; superficial |
||
2286 |
purchase |
pə́ː[r]tʃəs |
wüˇé |
To
buy something; to get by paying money for it |
|
2287 |
thus |
ąĚć¤ÉGľ˝ŞÁÄ |
therefore;
so; as a result |
||
2288 |
religious |
rilídʒəs |
@łIČ |
Concerning
religion or faith |
|
2289 |
T |
prestigious |
prestídʒ[i]əs |
_ę̢,źşĚ é |
very
important and well thought of |
2290 |
T |
ambitious |
æmbíʃəs |
ĺ]Ě é,ěSIČ,M]ľÄ |
hard-working,
wanting to achieve much |
2291 |
T |
delicious |
dilíʃəs |
¨˘ľ˘ |
to
taste good |
2292 |
T |
suspicious |
səspíʃəs |
^˘[˘,^íľ˘ |
the
feeling that something is not right |
2293 |
anxious |
ǽŋ[k]ʃəs |
SzľÄ˘é |
Afraid
of what may happen; worried and nervous |
|
2294 |
T |
cautious |
kɔ́ːʃəs |
Ó[˘,pS[˘ |
to
be careful |
2295 |
T |
spacious |
spéiʃəs |
L˘ÍÍĚ,LXĆľ˝,YĺČ |
lots
of room or space |
2296 |
T |
circus |
sə́ː[r]kəs |
T[JX |
a
showy or noisy performance |
2297 |
discuss |
diskʌ́s |
c_ˇé |
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 |
`ÉӾȢG`ÉŠŠíç¸ |
Without
being affected or concerned by something difficult or troubling |
|
2300 |
T |
stimulus |
stímjələs |
h(¨),ă,ťąÜ |
the
reason or prompt that causes something to happen |
2301 |
T |
necklace |
lbNX,ńüč |
a
piece of jewelery, or decoration, worn around the neck |
|
2302 |
T |
homeless |
ĆĚȢ |
to
be without a place to live |
|
2303 |
plus |
plʌ́s |
ł |
Having
a value greater than zero |
|
2304 |
promise |
prɑ́məs |
ńЎé |
to
say you will certainly do something |
|
2305 |
enormous |
inɔ́ː[r]məs |
ĺČ |
Huge,
very big, very large |
|
2306 |
famous |
féiməs |
LźČ |
widely
known; recognized by many people |
|
2307 |
T |
willingness |
ő(ěńĹ)ˇéąĆ |
being
happy to do something |
|
2308 |
tennis |
ténəs |
ejX |
game
played by hitting a ball over a net |
|
2309 |
darkness |
dɑ́ː[r]knəs |
ĂłGł |
The
state or quality of being dark in color |
|
2310 |
weakness |
wíːknəs |
ăł |
state,
condition of not being powerful or strong |
|
2311 |
illness |
ílnəs |
aC |
unhealthy
condition of the mind or body |
|
2312 |
awareness |
əwéə[r]nəs |
FŻ |
Having
knowledge of something |
|
2313 |
T |
fitness |
K,N |
the
state of being healthy |
|
2314 |
witness |
wítnəs |
ÚŇCÚˇé |
person who sees something happen |
|
2315 |
T |
effectiveness |
Lř |
the
state of working properly or as expected |
|
2316 |
T |
bonus |
bóunəs |
{[iX,ÁĘzŕ,v˘ŞŻČ˘Ąč¨ |
extra,
usually in the form of money |
2317 |
happiness |
hǽpinəs |
KGěŃGKŘł |
state
of feeling pleased; feeling of satisfaction |
|
2318 |
business |
bíznəs |
ďĐ |
A
company formed for making profit |
|
2319 |
T |
campus |
kǽmpəs |
LpX,Zë |
place
where university buildings are |
2320 |
purpose |
pə́ː[r]pəs |
ÚI |
reason
for which something is done; aim; goal |
|
2321 |
dangerous |
déin[d]ʒ[ə]rəs |
ëŻČ |
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 |
COĚǢ,CO̢˘,LxČ |
to
give willingly and freely |
2324 |
embarrass |
embǽrəs |
p¸ŠľŞçšé |
to
cause someone to feel uncomfortable about something |
|
2325 |
T |
actress |
ǽktr[ə]s |
D |
a
female actor |
2326 |
T |
waitress |
wéitrəs |
EGCgX,ŤĚd |
a
woman whose job it is to bring meals to your the table in a restaurant or
cafe |
2327 |
virus |
vái[ə]rəs |
ECX |
very
small living thing that causes disease or sickness and can be spread among
people or animals |
|
2328 |
hypothesis |
haipɑ́Ćəsis |
źŕ |
idea
that leads to further study or discussion |
|
2329 |
versus |
və́ː[r]səs |
`ÉÎľÄ |
Used
to show that a thing or person is against another thing or person |
|
2330 |
crisis |
kráisis |
ë@ |
unstable
situation of extreme danger or difficulty |
|
2331 |
basis |
béisis |
îGîb |
starting
situation, fact, idea to develop from |
|
2332 |
status |
stéitəs |
ĐďInĘ |
position
or rank relative to others in a society |
|
2333 |
T |
apprentice |
əpréntis |
NGňöl,ŠKś,kí,ŔKś |
someone
who is learning a trade by working with an expert |
2334 |
justice |
dʒʌ́stis |
öł |
quality
of being fair, equal, or just |
|
2335 |
notice |
nóutəs |
CĂ |
To
become aware by sight, touch, or hearing |
|
2336 |
nervous |
nə́ː[r]vəs |
_ożČGŮŁľÄ |
Having
a tendency to become uneasy or anxious |
|
2337 |
service |
sə́ː[r]vəs |
CˇéG_ˇé |
To
maintain a piece of machinery so it runs well |
|
2338 |
continuous |
kəntínjuəs |
AąIČ |
Happening,
existing, or being performed without stops |
|
2339 |
bias |
báiəs |
ΊGoCAX |
preference
to believe things even if incorrect |
|
2340 |
various |
vé[ə]riəs |
lXČ |
several;
consisting of different things or types |
|
2341 |
serious |
sí[ə]riəs |
[ČG^ČGÜśßČ |
Needing
thought or concentration; important; in a sober manner |
|
2342 |
curious |
kjú[ə]riəs |
DďSŞ é |
Wanting
to know more about something |
|
2343 |
obvious |
ɑ́bviəs |
žçŠČ |
Easily
understood and clear; plain to see |
|
2344 |
previous |
príːviəs |
OĚ |
Existing
or happening before the present time |
|
2345 |
guess |
ɡés |
Şˇé |
to
give an answer without knowing if it is correct |
|
2346 |
less |
lés |
ćčȢC`ˇľř˘Ä |
smaller
in amount or degree |
|
2347 |
bless |
blés |
jˇé |
To
make something holy by saying a special prayer |
|
2348 |
nevertheless |
nèvə[r]ðəlés |
ťęÉ੩íç¸ |
in
spite of what has just been said; nonetheless |
|
2349 |
unless |
ənlés |
`ĹȢŔč |
negative
of 'if' |
|
2350 |
T |
careless |
kéə[r]ləs |
sÓČ,łÚ
Č |
to
do something with little care or attention |
2351 |
mess |
més |
ŹCU犡GŹłšé |
state
of confusion and disorderliness |
|
2352 |
dress |
drés |
hXGs[XG |
Women's
garment with a top part and a skirt |
|
2353 |
address |
ədrés |
ZG AhX |
exact
street location of a place |
|
2354 |
progress |
[v]prəɡrés,[n]prɑ́ɡres |
Oiˇé |
To
move forward or toward a place or goal |
|
2355 |
press |
prés |
ˇGľÂŻé |
To
push something against something else |
|
2356 |
depress |
diprés |
żÜšé |
To
make someone feel sad or depressed |
|
2357 |
impress |
ć˘óŰđ^Śé |
To
make an emotional or cognitive impact upon |
||
2358 |
express |
iksprés |
\ˇGq×é |
To
state or show what you think or how you feel |
|
2359 |
stress |
strés |
XgXđ´śé |
To
be in a state of mental tension due to problems |
|
2360 |
process |
prɑ́ːses |
ť˘ßöGčGęAĚvZXCˇé |
To
adopt a set of actions that produce a particular result |
|
2361 |
assess |
əsés |
]żˇéG¸čˇé |
To
judge something's value or suitability |
|
2362 |
access |
ǽkses |
ANZXGÚß |
way
to enter a place, e.g. a station or stadium |
|
2363 |
success |
səksés |
Ź÷ |
achievement
of a desired purpose or goal |
|
2364 |
excess |
iksés |
ßčCßxĚ |
amount
that is more than necessary |
|
2365 |
yes |
jés |
͢ |
way
to say you agree or will do something |
|
2366 |
possess |
pəzés |
LˇéGćčß |
to
have or own something |
|
2367 |
this |
ðís |
ąĚCąęCąńČÉ |
person,
thing, or idea near you |
|
2368 |
kiss |
kís |
LXđˇéCLX |
To
put your lips against anotherfs to show love |
|
2369 |
T |
wireless |
wáiə[r]ləs |
łüĚ,łüdM |
a
means of communication that uses radio waves instead of wires |
2370 |
miss |
ڎG`ľšČ¤ |
to
be too late to ride on something e.g. train or bus |
||
2371 |
premise |
[v]primáiz,[n]prémis |
OńGynG¨ |
building
and the area of land that it rests upon |
|
2372 |
dismiss |
dismís |
đ١éGpşˇé |
To
send someone away |
|
2373 |
T |
cleanliness |
klénlinəs |
Ťę˘DŤ,´ |
state
of being not dirty, clean |
2374 |
emphasis |
émfəsis |
˛ |
special
attention, importance, or force |
|
2375 |
analysis |
ənǽləsis |
ŞÍ |
careful
study to better understand something |
|
2376 |
practice |
prǽktis |
űKˇé |
To
do something many times to improve a skill |
|
2377 |
box |
bɑ́ks |
G{bNX |
A
container with (usually) four straight sides and a lid |
|
2378 |
T |
fax |
fǽks |
t@NV~,t@bNX,(ŢČÇđ)t@bNXMˇé |
to
send using a fax machine |
2379 |
relax |
rilǽks |
ÂëŽGÉßé |
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 |
fbNXČ,ŘČ |
rich
and superior in quality |
2382 |
index |
índeks |
őřGÚ^Gwj |
written
or printed (usually alphabetical) list |
|
2383 |
complex |
[v.a]kɑmpléks,[n]˦˨ |
ĄGČ |
Difficult,
not easy to understand or explain |
|
2384 |
sex |
séks |
ŤĘ |
state
of being male or female mostly biological |
|
2385 |
T |
appendix |
əpéndiks |
tލ |
an
extra bit of information at the end of a book or document |
2386 |
fix |
fíks |
źˇ |
To
make something whole or able to work again |
|
2387 |
T |
ethics |
Ďw |
morals
or belief system |
|
2388 |
mix |
míks |
Źşé |
To
combine two or more things to make one |
|
2389 |
six |
síks |
Z |
6 |
|
2390 |
mathematics |
mæ̀Ćəmǽtiks |
w |
study
or science of numbers and shapes |
|
2391 |
politics |
pɑ́lətìks |
Ą |
Activities
influencing the policies of a government |
|
2392 |
T |
statistics |
stətístiks |
v,vw |
math
related to data collection |
2393 |
T |
physics |
fíziks |
¨w |
the
science of how things like heat
and light work |
2394 |
else |
éls |
ťĚźÉGłŕČ˘Ć |
otherwise;
if you fail to... |
|
2395 |
false |
fɔ́ːls |
¤ťĚ |
Not
real or genuine |
|
2396 |
response |
rispɑ́ns |
ÔG˝ |
Something
said or written as an answer to something |
|
2397 |
dance |
dǽns |
xé |
To
move your body rhythmically to music |
|
2398 |
chance |
tʃǽns |
@ďGÂ\ŤGôR |
The
possibility that something will happen |
|
2399 |
enhance |
enhǽns |
ßéGťˇé |
Make
effect to increase or improve |
|
2400 |
glance |
ɡlǽns |
żçčĆŠéąĆ |
quick
or temporary look |
|
2401 |
T |
freelance |
ŠR_ńĚ,t[T[,ŠR_ńŇ |
working
for yourself, not for an employer
|
|
2402 |
finance |
[v]fə́næns,[n]fənǽns |
ŕGŕZCŕ |
control
of money a person/business has access to |
|
2403 |
circumstance |
sə́ː[r]kəmstæ̀ns |
óľ |
condition
or fact that affects a situation |
|
2404 |
advance |
ədvǽns |
OiˇéCiŢ |
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,ŔZ,Ż |
the
house or place you live |
2407 |
T |
correspondence |
kɔ̀[ː]rəspɑ́nd[ə]ns |
śĘ,ĘM,đĘ |
communication
by letter |
2408 |
T |
dependence |
dipénd[ə]ns |
Ëś,]Ž |
the
state of needing someone |
2409 |
independence |
ìndipénd[ə]ns |
Ƨ |
having
the freedom to make your own decisions |
|
2410 |
attendance |
əténd[ə]ns |
oČ |
state
of being present at a place or event |
|
2411 |
T |
guidance |
ɡáidns |
čřŤ,Äŕ,wą |
the
act of showing the way |
2412 |
intelligence |
intélidʒ[ə]ns |
m\ |
ability
to learn things or to consider situations |
|
2413 |
T |
patience |
péiʃns |
ŞÜń,EĎ,ęlgv |
to
accept suffering without getting angry |
2414 |
significance |
siɡnífik[ə]ns |
Ó` |
importance
of something; the potential for something to have a big effect |
|
2415 |
balance |
bǽləns |
Ţč¤; oXđĆé |
To
make two or more things equal |
|
2416 |
T |
excellence |
éks[ə]ləns |
DG,ěz,ˇ,üż |
the
state of being very, very good |
2417 |
violence |
váiələns |
\Í |
use
of physical force to harm someone |
|
2418 |
silence |
sáiləns |
ĂŻł |
No
sound or noise |
|
2419 |
performance |
pə[r]fɔ́ː[r]məns |
tGö |
activity
done to entertain an audience |
|
2420 |
maintenance |
méint[ə]nəns |
ŰGŽő |
keeping
(a machine) working by checking and fixing it |
|
2421 |
reference |
réf[ə]r[ə]ns |
žyGQĆ |
To
cite a piece of research in speech or in writing |
|
2422 |
preference |
préf[ə]r[ə]ns |
DÝ |
Something
that is liked or wanted more than another |
|
2423 |
difference |
díf[ə]r[ə]ns |
á |
Not
of the same kind; unlike other things |
|
2424 |
T |
conference |
kɑ́nf[ə]rəns |
Śc,k,ďc,Ścď |
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,NąéąĆ |
something
that happens |
2427 |
appearance |
əpí[ə]r[ə]ns |
OĎGoťGóľ |
The
way that something looks |
|
2428 |
T |
assurance |
əʃú[ə]r[ə]ns |
ŰŻ,mŠł,mŔł,ŰŘ,ż˘,žż,Ŕč,Ŕ× |
certainty
or full confidence |
2429 |
insurance |
inʃú[ə]r[ə]ns |
ŰŻ |
Payments
to cover potential loss/damage/injury/death |
|
2430 |
entrance |
éntr[ə]ns |
üčűGüę |
way
into a place |
|
2431 |
absence |
ǽbs[ə]ns |
sÝGČGsŤ |
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 |
óŻ˘ę,eF,x |
state
of being okay with something or someone |
2435 |
importance |
impɔ́ː[r]t[ə]ns |
dvŤ |
being
important; having a big effect on |
|
2436 |
substance |
sʌ́bst[ə]ns |
ŔĚGŔżGŕe |
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 |
śÝ |
state
of being present, alive or real |
|
2440 |
resistance |
rizíst[ə]ns |
ďRGĎŤ |
Refusal
to accept something new or different |
|
2441 |
instance |
ínst[ə]ns |
áGŔá |
an
example of something; case |
|
2442 |
province |
prɑ́vins |
BGČGĚć |
area
that a country or nation is divided into |
|
2443 |
once |
wʌ́ns |
ęxGĚĚC˘Á˝ń`ˇéĆ |
One
time; one instance |
|
2444 |
consequence |
kɑ́nsəkwèns |
Ę |
outcome
of an event; result |
|
2445 |
sequence |
síːkwəns |
Aą |
order
in which things (should) happen |
|
2446 |
influence |
ínfluəns |
eżđ^ŚéCeż |
to
affect what happens; change something (indirectly) |
|
2447 |
T |
appliance |
əpláiəns |
íď,íB |
a
machine or device that does a particular task |
2448 |
T |
compliance |
kəmpláiəns[i] |
],łř,(vČÇÉ)]¤ąĆ,lĚž˘ČčÉČéąĆ |
the
act of obeying rules |
2449 |
science |
sáiəns |
Čw |
Knowledge
of the physical world based on facts |
|
2450 |
audience |
ɔ́ːdiəns |
Ďq |
group
of people listening, watch a play, movie etc |
|
2451 |
experience |
ikspí[ə]riəns |
oą |
knowledge
gained by living life, doing new things |
|
2452 |
T |
inexperience |
ìnikspí[ə]riəns |
łoą,sľę,˘n,˘Ômç¸ |
to
not have much practice with something |
2453 |
T |
convenience |
kənvíːniəns |
ÖČŕĚ,s,Ö |
the
state of being easy |
2454 |
T |
inconvenience |
ìnkənvíːnjəns |
sŠR,sÖ,Ŕf |
something
that causes trouble or discomfort |
2455 |
presence |
prézns |
oČ |
condition
or state of someone or something being at a certain place |
|
2456 |
confidence |
kɑ́nfid[ə]ns |
ŠM |
feeling
that you can do well at something |
|
2457 |
fence |
féns |
tFXC͢ |
wood/metal
structure enclosing an area/land |
|
2458 |
offense |
əféns |
ĆßGU |
criminal act; something that causes
hurt |
|
2459 |
defense |
diféns |
hq |
the
process of protecting something from attack |
|
2460 |
hence |
héns |
ťęĚ |
From
now, later than the present time |
|
2461 |
expense |
ikspéns |
ďp |
paying
money for something (big) |
|
2462 |
sense |
séns |
´oC´śéG´mˇé |
To
perceive using sight, sound, taste touch or hearing |
|
2463 |
intense |
inténs |
ľ˘ |
Very
strong, great or extreme in degree |
|
2464 |
since |
síns |
`ČG`ČĚĹ |
from
the time in the past that |
|
2465 |
convince |
kənvíns |
[žłšé |
To
persuade someone, or make them feel sure |
|
2466 |
announce |
ənáuns |
mçšéGö\ˇé |
To
make a public statement about a plan, decision |
|
2467 |
loss |
lɔ́[ː]s |
¸¤ąĆGšQ |
experience
or state of failing to have or keep |
|
2468 |
cross |
krɔ́[ː]s |
ĄfˇéGđˇˇéCđˇľÄ˘é |
To
meet at one point |
|
2469 |
across |
əkrɑ́s |
ĄŘÁÄGđˇľÄ |
From
one side to the other of something |
|
2470 |
perhaps |
pə[r]hǽps |
ĐĺÁơéĆG¨ťç |
Possibly,
but not certainly; maybe |
|
2471 |
collapse |
kəlǽps |
öóˇé |
To
suddenly fall down or break apart into pieces |
|
2472 |
T |
reimburse |
rìːimbə́ː[r]s |
É١é,Ľßˇ,Ůϡé,١é |
give
back the money for an expense that has been paid out |
2473 |
T |
rehearse |
rihə́ː[r]s |
n[Tđˇé,Knłšé,JčԾФ |
practise
so that you get better at doing it |
2474 |
T |
commerce |
kɑ́mə[r]s |
¤Ć,fŐ,đŐ,đŰ,¤w |
trade,
business, industry |
2475 |
nurse |
nə́ː[r]s |
Ĺět |
person
trained to care for sick or injured people |
|
2476 |
T |
purse |
pə́ː[r]s |
ˇÚßé,x,ŕz,ŞÜű,nhobN,ŕ,ŕš,ŕ,yaťpęzt@Cg}l[ |
a
small bag women use to carry personal items |
2477 |
universe |
júːnəvə̀ː[r]s |
F |
All
of space and everything in it |
|
2478 |
reverse |
rivə́ː[r]s |
tC˝ÎĚCt]ˇé |
To
change to an opposite state ,way or condition |
|
2479 |
force |
fɔ́ː[r]s |
§ˇé |
To
use physical strength or violence to persuade |
|
2480 |
T |
workforce |
wórk
fòrce |
(ěĆ)vő,JÍ,J,Jlű |
all
the people that a company employs |
2481 |
T |
reinforce |
rìːinfɔ́ː[r]s |
ŕđťˇé,đâˇé,đßé,ťˇé |
to
make stronger |
2482 |
horse |
hɔ́ː[r]s |
n |
large
animal with 4 legs used for riding |
|
2483 |
course |
kɔ́ː[r]s |
űü; iH |
The
route or direction that a river, etc moves along |
|
2484 |
source |
sɔ́ː[r]s |
š |
Produces
or provides what is wanted or needed |
|
2485 |
resource |
ríːzɔ̀ː[r]s |
š |
essential
supply of something |
|
2486 |
divorce |
divɔ́ː[r]s,dəvɔ̀ː[r]séi |
ŁĽˇé |
legal
dissolution or breakup of a marriage |
|
2487 |
its |
ťęĚ |
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 |
đqÉÉüęé,đŰĹqÉÉaŻé,¤iŰÇ,ľčX,âŽ,qÉ,ĺ¤X |
a
building where a large number of things are stored while they are waiting to
be sold |
2490 |
mouse |
máus,[v]máuz |
lY~ |
small
animal that has fur and a long tail |
|
2491 |
T |
spouse |
spáus |
zôŇ |
the
person you are married to |
2492 |
T |
dose |
dóus |
ę |
the
amount of medicine taken at one time |
2493 |
close |
klóus |
ߢ |
Next
to; only a short distance away |
|
2494 |
T |
diagnose |
dáiəɡnòuz,dáiəɡnòus |
ffˇé |
to
figure out what is wrong |
2495 |
produce |
[v]prəd[j]úːs,[n]próud[j]uːs |
YoˇéGť˘ˇé |
To
manufacture something using machines |
|
2496 |
T |
reproduce |
rìːprəd[j]úːs |
đśBłšé,𥝡é,đÍʡé,đÄśˇé |
to
make one or more copies of something |
2497 |
introduce |
intrəd[j]úːs |
Đîˇé |
to
make someone known to another by name |
|
2498 |
reduce |
rid
[j]úːs |
¸łšé |
To
make something smaller or use less of it |
|
2499 |
T |
juice |
dʒúːs |
W
[X |
the
natural liquid from a plant or fruit |
2500 |
loose |
lúːs |
äé˘GŠRČ |
Not
tightly attached or held |
|
2501 |
use |
[v]júːz,[n]júːs |
g¤Gpˇé |
to
do something with, for a task or purpose |
|
2502 |
abuse |
[v]əbjúːz,[n]əbjúːs |
pˇé |
To
use in an inappropriate or excessive way |
|
2503 |
excuse |
[v]ikskjúːz,[n]ikskjúːs |
ơé |
to
allow someone not to do (jury service, etc) |
|
2504 |
ice |
áis |
X |
frozen
gas or liquid, esp. water |
|
2505 |
slice |
sláis |
ęŘęGĐ |
flat
piece of food that has been cut from a bigger piece of food |
|
2506 |
nice |
náis |
ć˘GˇÄŤČGeŘČG§hČG÷×Č |
Good
or enjoyable |
|
2507 |
rice |
ráis |
Ä |
white
or brown grains from a plant used for food |
|
2508 |
price |
práis |
liđÂŻé |
To
determine or set the cost of something |
|
2509 |
precise |
prisáis |
¸§ČGłmČ |
Very
accurate and exact expression or detail |
|
2510 |
vice |
váis |
ŤżC〜 |
specific
form of evildoing |
|
2511 |
advice |
ədváis |
ž |
suggestion
about what someone should do |
|
2512 |
device |
diváis |
uGfoCX |
object,
machine, or equipment for a specific use |
|
2513 |
twice |
twáis |
2xG2{ |
Two
times |
|
2514 |
base |
béis |
î; îb, îĂ |
origin
or start from which something came |
|
2515 |
database |
f[^x[X |
data
stored in logical order to aid retrieval |
||
2516 |
face |
féis |
ç |
front
part of the head where eyes, nose, and mouth are |
|
2517 |
chase |
tʃéis |
Ç˘ŠŻéCÇŐ |
To
go after someone or something with the intent to catch |
|
2518 |
case |
kéis |
ę |
example
or instance of something |
|
2519 |
T |
briefcase |
bríːfkèis |
u[tP[X |
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 |
X[cP[X |
A
large bag like container for carrying clothes when traveling |
2522 |
place |
pléis |
uGÝuˇé |
To
put something in a certain location or position |
|
2523 |
T |
workplace |
Eę |
the
location where you do your job |
|
2524 |
T |
misplace |
uŤęđëé,uŤYęé,ÔáÁÄ^Śé |
forget
where you have put it |
|
2525 |
replace |
ripléis |
ćčÖŚé |
To
use instead of something else |
|
2526 |
pace |
péis |
y[XGęŕGŹx |
rate
of speed at which someone or something moves or happens |
|
2527 |
space |
spéis |
óÔGÔu |
empty
area with nothing in it |
|
2528 |
race |
réis |
ŁCَé |
contest
between either people, animals or vehicles, to determine which is the fastest |
|
2529 |
embrace |
embréis |
óŻüęéGÍŢGřiˇé |
act
of holding someone closely |
|
2530 |
T |
erase |
iréis |
Ó˘ÄÁˇ |
to
remove or delete |
2531 |
trace |
tréis |
ŐCŐđǤGTľoˇ |
To
find, describe or discover by investigation |
|
2532 |
T |
vase |
véis |
Ôr,Ů,Ńń |
a
jug or urn to put cut flowers in, to make a room look pretty |
2533 |
T |
lease |
líːs |
ŔÝ_ń,(ynĽ¨ČÇ)đŔݡé,Ŕءé |
to
rent |
2534 |
police |
pəlíːs |
x@ |
People,
often in uniforms, who solve crimes |
|
2535 |
release |
rilíːs |
đúˇéGöJˇéCđú |
To
allow to leave a jail, cage, prison, etc |
|
2536 |
piece |
píːs |
ꊯçGjĐ |
small
part that of something larger |
|
2537 |
peace |
píːs |
˝a |
time
when there is no war or fighting |
|
2538 |
decrease |
[v]dìːkríːs,[n]díːkriːs |
¸éC¸ˇé |
To
reduce the size, amount or number of something |
|
2539 |
increase |
[v]inkríːs,[n]˦˨ |
ŚéGÁłšé |
to
make or become something larger in size or amount |
|
2540 |
choice |
tʃɔ́is |
Iđ |
decision
between two or more possibilities |
|
2541 |
voice |
vɔ́is |
ş |
sound
made when you speak or sing |
|
2542 |
T |
invoice |
ínvɔis |
C{CX,čó |
a
written request for payment for the goods and services listed |
2543 |
hot |
hɑ́t |
M˘G˘ |
Having
a high temperature |
|
2544 |
shot |
i{[đS[ÉjŻéG°üęéGV
[gˇé |
To
kick or throw a ball at a goal |
||
2545 |
lot |
lɑ́t |
˝łń |
a
lot (of) many or much of |
|
2546 |
plot |
plɑ́t |
éÝGAdC˝çŢ |
To
plan something in secret, often something bad |
|
2547 |
T |
slot |
slɑ́t |
gÝŢ,ÉađÂŻé,ס˘(đÂŻé),Xbg |
a
narrow opening |
2548 |
not |
nɑ́t |
`ĹÍȢ |
(word
indicating the negative of verbs, adjectives, etc) |
|
2549 |
pot |
pɑ́t |
çGeí |
deep,
round container that is used for cooking |
|
2550 |
spot |
spɑ́t |
ŠÂŻé |
see
someone by chance |
|
2551 |
at |
`ĚĹG`É |
in
the place where something is |
||
2552 |
fat |
fǽt |
b |
oily
part of meat |
|
2553 |
chat |
tʃǽt |
¨ľá×čˇéG`bgˇé |
To
talk in a friendly and relaxed manner |
|
2554 |
that |
ťęG ęGťĚć¤ČąĆCťĚG ĚCťęç˘ |
used
to show which person or thing we are talking about |
||
2555 |
hat |
hǽt |
Xq |
item
of clothing worn on your head |
|
2556 |
cat |
kǽt |
L |
animal
of the lion, tiger and leopard family |
|
2557 |
look at |
ŠéCŠéąĆ |
to
use your eyes to focus on something |
||
2558 |
flat |
flǽt |
˝çČ |
level;
even; without curves or bumps |
|
2559 |
format |
fɔ́ː[r]mæt |
ĚŮG`Ž |
form,
design, or arrangement of something |
|
2560 |
rat |
rǽt |
lY~ |
Any
of various long-tailed rodents similar to but larger than a mouse |
|
2561 |
soft |
sɔ́[ː]ft |
âí犢G¸âŠČ |
Easy
to press, bend or cut; not hard or firm |
|
2562 |
draft |
drǽft |
şŤGÄC´eđGşŤđˇé |
first
attempt at a piece of writing |
|
2563 |
craft |
krǽft |
H|i |
To
make by hand and with much skill |
|
2564 |
aircraft |
éə[r]kræ̀ft |
qó@ |
vehicle
that can fly |
|
2565 |
T |
theft |
Ćéft |
Ý,Ţß,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 |
Ąč¨GË\ |
Something
given to another for a reason; present |
|
2568 |
shift |
ʃíft |
ÖŚéCđă |
To
change in position or direction |
|
2569 |
lift |
líft |
żă°é |
To
move something to higher position |
|
2570 |
but |
Ĺŕ |
Used
before you say something different, opposite |
||
2571 |
habit |
hǽbit |
Kľ |
usual
way of behaving ; something often repeated |
|
2572 |
T |
prohibit |
prouhíbət |
Ö~ˇé,đÖśé,đ§~ˇé,đW°é,\hˇé |
not
allowed |
2573 |
edit |
édit |
ŇWˇé |
to
check and makes changes before publication |
|
2574 |
credit |
krédit |
NWbgGMp |
system
to buy something and pay for it later |
|
2575 |
profit |
prɑ́fət |
vđžé |
To
earn money from something |
|
2576 |
T |
buffet |
bəféi |
Ĺ,(gĽ^˝Ě)|M,ĹÂ,(gĽ^˝Ş)ŕŢ,í¤,HíI,ČŐH°,r
btF,§H |
a
meal consisting of a number of different dishes from which people serve
themselves |
2577 |
target |
tɑ́ː[r]ɡət |
ÚW |
a
goal or amount you are trying to achieve |
|
2578 |
shut |
ÂśéGÂßéCÂś˝ |
To
close something |
||
2579 |
cut |
kʌ́t |
Řé |
To
use a knife or scissors to divide or open the surface |
|
2580 |
pocket |
pɑ́kət |
|Pbg |
small
cloth bag sewn into clothing to hold things |
|
2581 |
jacket |
dʒǽkit |
WPbgGJo[ |
light,
thin coat worn on the upper body over another shirt or piece of clothing for
protection or warmth |
|
2582 |
T |
packet |
pǽkət |
Źď,Š,ďÝ,Ź×¨,ŹłČŠ,ĺŕ |
a
small carton or package |
2583 |
T |
blanket |
blǽŋkit |
ęĘɢ¤(ŕĚ),Ńz(ޤ),SĚIČ,ďIČ |
a
large piece of cloth used to cover someone or something |
2584 |
T |
delicate |
délikət |
ŤáľáČ,@×Č,DüČ,¨˘ľ˘,ЎŠČ |
need
to handle with care |
2585 |
T |
duplicate |
[a.n]d[j]úːplikət,[v]d[j]úːplikèit |
ĄĘˇé,Ęľ |
make
an exact copy |
2586 |
advocate |
[v]ǽdvəkèit,[n]ǽdvəkət |
ńĽˇéG壡é |
To
publicly support a belief, or to request change |
|
2587 |
T |
certificate |
[v]sə[r]tífikèit,[n]sə[r]tífikət |
Řž,tŰŘž,ĆŘ,Ř,,˛ĆŘ,đFءé,^Śé |
a
piece of paper stating you did something |
2588 |
ticket |
tíkət |
ŘG`Pbg |
piece
of paper that lets you enter or use something |
|
2589 |
market |
mɑ́ː[r]kit |
sęG}[Pbg |
public
event where people sell goods on tables |
|
2590 |
T |
circuit |
sə́ː[r]kət |
ńH,Iń |
a
set path you move along |
2591 |
T |
basket |
bǽskət |
О |
a
container made of pieces of wood |
2592 |
T |
tablet |
tǽblət |
˝Â,ŤÂ,ůÜ |
a
small flat solid cake of some substance |
2593 |
T |
pamphlet |
pǽmflət |
ptbg,Ź_ś,_ŕ,Źűq(âč) |
a
small paper leaflet or booklet
that tells you about a single subject |
2594 |
chocolate |
tʃɔ́[ː]k[ə]lət |
`R[g |
A
hard brown candy made from cocoa beans |
|
2595 |
T |
wallet |
wɑ́lət |
ŹšďÜ,Düę,¸žÜ,ŕz |
a
small case that can fit in a pocket, used by men to hold money and credit cards |
2596 |
pilot |
páilət |
ňsmGpCbgCcˇéGą |
Performed
to see if a larger or more detailed thing should be done |
|
2597 |
T |
approximate |
[a]əprɑ́ksimət,[v]əprɑ́ksimèit |
¨¨ćťĚ,Úߡé,×ÚĚ,ßĚ,ßt,ßl |
to
give a general number as a guess |
2598 |
estimate |
[v]éstəmèit,[n]éstəmət |
ŠĎŕč |
guess
or calculation of cost, size or value |
|
2599 |
limit |
límit |
ŔxGŤEC§Ŕˇé |
point
beyond which it is not possible to go |
|
2600 |
T |
helmet |
hélmət |
wbg |
something
you wear to protect your head |
2601 |
climate |
kláimət |
Có |
typical
weather conditions in a particular place |
|
2602 |
planet |
plǽnit |
fŻ |
One
of the bodies that orbit the sun |
|
2603 |
T |
cabinet |
kǽb[ə]nit |
Lrlbg,üčËI, ,ş,tcş,é§Ě,(C-Ĺ)ŕt |
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 |
˛aľÄŽ,˛Žˇé,ęłšé,Ţ,yś@zĘĚ |
to
organize or manage |
2605 |
T |
definite |
déf[ə]nət |
žmČ,Ŕčłę˝ |
for
certain, exact |
2606 |
fortunate |
fɔ́ː[r]tʃnət |
K^Č |
Having
good luck |
|
2607 |
T |
nominate |
[v]nɑ́mənèit,[a]nɑ́mənət |
(óâŇĆľÄ)wźˇé,Eˇé,C˝ˇé |
to
suggest someone for to do or be something |
2608 |
minute |
mínət
mainjúːt |
ŞG |
unit
of time equal to 60 seconds |
|
2609 |
T |
alternate |
[n.a]ɑ́ːltə[r]nət,[v]ɔɒɮːltə[r]nèit |
ŠíéŞíé,ݢá˘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 |
PĘG |
single
thing or person; a part of something larger |
|
2612 |
carpet |
kɑ́ː[r]pit |
J[ybg |
colored
floor covering made of wool, etc |
|
2613 |
moderate |
[n.a]mɑ́d[ə]rət,[v]mɑ́dərèit |
KxĚ |
Average
in size or amount |
|
2614 |
T |
considerate |
kənsíd[ə]rət |
v˘âčĚ é |
showing
concern for the rights and feelings of others |
2615 |
corporate |
kɔ́ː[r]p[ə]rət |
@lgDĚGcĚĚ |
Concerning
(usually large) companies |
|
2616 |
accurate |
ǽkjərət |
łmČ |
With
no mistake or error; Correct |
|
2617 |
T |
merit |
mérət |
ˇ,čż,Élˇé |
to
deserve praise |
2618 |
spirit |
spírət |
¸_GCŞGCÍ |
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 |
Ęóˇé |
to
translate what is said into another language |
|
2621 |
portrait |
pɔ́ː[r]trət |
Ń |
painting,
drawing or photograph of a person's head and shoulders |
|
2622 |
deficit |
défəsit |
ÔGsŤ |
property
of being an amount by which something is less than expected or required |
|
2623 |
private |
práivət |
IČGÂlIČ |
(information)
personal; not to be seen by everyone |
|
2624 |
graduate |
[v]ɡrǽdʒuèit,[n]ɡrǽdʒuət |
˛ĆˇéC˛ĆśCĺw@Ě |
Concerning
university courses taken after receiving a four-year degree |
|
2625 |
T |
banquet |
bǽŋkwət |
Ó`ď,ď |
a
formal meal given for a lot of people |
2626 |
adequate |
ǽdikwət |
KłČG\ŞČ |
enough;
good enough for what is needed |
|
2627 |
somewhat |
sʌ́m[h]wɑ̀t |
˘Ôń |
little,
not very |
|
2628 |
poet |
póuət |
l |
person
who writes poems |
|
2629 |
diet |
dáiət |
HC_CGbgˇé |
To
eat special or less food, as to lose weight |
|
2630 |
quiet |
kwáiət |
ĂŠČ |
Not
loud; making very little sound |
|
2631 |
immediate |
imíːdiət |
ŚĚGźßĚ |
done
without delay; straight away |
|
2632 |
appropriate |
[a]əpróupriət,[v]əpróuprièit |
KŘČ |
Right
or suitable for some situation or purpose |
|
2633 |
associate |
[v]əsóuʃièit,[n.a]əsóuʃiət |
ŻťGdÔ |
partner
in professional work, e.g. in law |
|
2634 |
T |
closet |
klɑ́zət |
§kłšé,ËI,lÉmçęĢȢ,Bę˝ |
a
small cupboard |
2635 |
bet |
bét |
qŻé |
To
gamble money to win more money, e.g. on horses |
|
2636 |
debt |
dét |
Řŕ |
Sum
of money owed to somebody that is not yet paid |
|
2637 |
get |
ɡét |
žéGóŻé |
To
obtain, receive or be given something |
|
2638 |
forget |
fə[r]ɡét |
Yęé |
To
not remember something |
|
2639 |
T |
jet |
dʒét |
WFbg@,Źo |
an
airplane |
2640 |
let |
lét |
`łšéG¡é |
to
not stop someone from doing something |
|
2641 |
T |
outlet |
áutlèt |
(`F[Ě)X(˘ĚăXŁŞ´`),ĚH,ŹX,RZg,oű,ÍŻű |
a
store that sells things at a discount |
2642 |
net |
nét |
ÔGlbg |
crossed
rope/fibers with partly open pattern |
|
2643 |
T |
pet |
pét |
ybg |
an
animal you keep in the house to play with |
2644 |
regret |
riɡrét |
ă÷ˇéCă÷ |
To
be sorry about something |
|
2645 |
cigarette |
sìɡərét |
^oR |
white
stick filled with tobacco and covered in paper |
|
2646 |
threat |
Ćrét |
şľ |
Warning
of probable trouble |
|
2647 |
set |
sét |
ZbgG꾌 |
complete
group of something, e.g. a chess set |
|
2648 |
asset |
ǽset |
YGMdČŕĚ |
thing
that has value to you |
|
2649 |
upset |
[v]ʌpsét,[n]˦˧,[a]˨˦ |
Žhľ˝ |
Troubled,
worried, or angry |
|
2650 |
wet |
wét |
GęĢéCGçˇ |
Containing
water or liquid; not dry |
|
2651 |
yet |
jét |
Üž |
until
now; up to the present |
|
2652 |
it |
(ćsˇéŕĚđwľÄ)ťę |
A
thing that has been previously mentioned |
||
2653 |
bit |
bít |
ľGŞ |
small
piece of something |
|
2654 |
T |
debit |
débit |
Řű(ÉLüˇé),frbg |
a
record of an amount of money taken out of an account |
2655 |
exhibit |
[v]iɡzíbit |
WڎéG\ˇ |
To
display or make available for people to see |
|
2656 |
T |
audit |
ɔ́ːdit |
ĸ,( ëČÇ)đ¸ˇé,(u`)đŽuˇé |
to
check something is correct, usually related to accounts in business |
2657 |
fit |
fít |
KľÄ˘é |
Proper
or acceptable; morally or socially correct |
|
2658 |
benefit |
bénəfit |
vAÁT |
good
result or effect, something advantageous |
|
2659 |
T |
outfit |
áutfìt |
ľ˝,pďęŽ,ęs,ˇé |
a
set of clothes like a uniform |
2660 |
hit |
hít |
ĹÂG˝˝ |
To
fight, attack or damage something or someone |
|
2661 |
budget |
bʌ́dʒət |
\Z |
the
amount of money planned to be spent on something |
|
2662 |
T |
kit |
kít |
šďęŽ,šď ,ˇspď |
a
box of tools or equipment |
2663 |
T |
supermarket |
súːpə[r]mɑ̀ː[r]kət |
X[p[}[Pbg |
a
large self-service store selling food and household items |
2664 |
T |
booklet |
ptbg,Źűq |
a
small book, leaflet, or brochure |
|
2665 |
split |
splít |
éGôCŞGΧ |
To break something into pieces or
divide someting |
|
2666 |
submit |
səbmít |
ńoˇé |
To
accept a superior force has power over you |
|
2667 |
admit |
ədmít |
Fßé |
To
agree that you did something bad, or that something bad is true |
|
2668 |
commit |
kəmít |
(ßČÇđ)ơ |
to
do something bad, usually a crime |
|
2669 |
permit |
[v]pə[r]mít,[n]pə́ː[r]mit |
¡é |
To
allow something to happen; to give permission |
|
2670 |
T |
omit |
oumít |
˛Šˇ,ČŞˇé,Yęé,Oˇé,Óé,I~bg |
to
leave out or not say |
2671 |
T |
transmit |
trænsmít |
`Śé,convey,đé,đ`Bˇé,Mˇé,Mˇé |
to
send a message to someone |
2672 |
favorite |
féiv[ə]rət |
¨CÉüčĚ |
Most
liked; best loved |
|
2673 |
T |
desperate |
désp[ə]rət |
ÉŕĚś˘Ě,â]IČ |
to
be in urgent need of something |
2674 |
sit |
sít |
Ŕé |
To
be in a resting position on a chair |
|
2675 |
T |
quit |
kwít |
đâßé,give up,stop |
to
stop doing something |
2676 |
T |
inappropriate |
ìnəpróupriət |
sKČ |
not
suitable for use in a given situation |
2677 |
deposit |
dipɑ́zət |
ŰŘŕ |
part
payment so that an item will be kept for you |
|
2678 |
T |
exit |
éɡzit |
Ţę,oű |
to
leave |
2679 |
opposite |
ɑ́pəzit |
˝Î¤Ě |
Across
from or on the side facing something |
|
2680 |
visit |
vízət |
KËéCKâˇé |
To
go to a place for a time, usually for a reason |
|
2681 |
T |
transit |
trǽnsət |
Ęߡé,^,Ú,Ęß,oß,Ęs,^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 |
üÍGCvbg |
To
put in information, advice or opinions |
||
2685 |
output |
áutpùt |
śYGoÍ |
amount
of something that is produced |
|
2686 |
act |
ǽkt |
sގé |
To
behave in a certain way |
|
2687 |
fact |
fǽkt |
Ŕ |
something
that is known or proved to be true |
|
2688 |
T |
compact |
ŹÁľčlÜÁ˝,RpNgČ,Ź^Ô,Ź^,(ńÔܽͽÔĚ)żń,żńđÔ |
tightly
packed in a small size |
|
2689 |
T |
impact |
[v]impǽkt,[n]ímpækt |
ˡé,lŢ,Ő,ŐË,Ë,eż,řĘ |
the
effect one thing makes on another |
2690 |
T |
subtract |
səbtrǽkt |
đTˇé,řZđˇé,đř,¸śé,ćčé |
take
away from |
2691 |
attract |
ətrǽkt |
ŁšˇéGřŤÂŻé |
To
make someone notice and become interested in |
|
2692 |
contract |
[n]kɑ́ntrækt,[v]kəntrǽkt |
_ń |
legal
agreement, e.g. for doing work for money |
|
2693 |
abstract |
[a.n]ǽbstrækt,[v]æbstrǽkt |
ŰIČ; _IČ |
Concerning
something that doesn't exist physically |
|
2694 |
T |
distract |
distrǽkt |
(CżĽÓ)đťçˇ,Ŕíˇ,S𩫷 |
to
take your focus away from something |
2695 |
extract |
[v]ikstrǽkt,[n]ékstræ̀kt |
řŤoˇGoˇé |
Take
something out of something else |
|
2696 |
contact |
[v]kəntǽkt,[n]kɑ́ntækt |
ÚGˇéGAˇé |
To
get in touch with someone |
|
2697 |
react |
ri[ː]ǽkt |
˝ˇé |
To
behave or make a change in a particular way |
|
2698 |
exact |
iɡzǽkt |
łmČ |
Completely
correct; accurate; specific |
|
2699 |
distinct |
distíŋ[k]t |
ÍÁŤčľ˝GžČ |
clearly
different in nature from something else |
|
2700 |
product |
prɑ́dəkt |
ťi |
item
that can be bought |
|
2701 |
T |
deduct |
didʌ́kt |
Tˇé |
to
minus or take away |
2702 |
conduct |
[v]kəndʌ́kt,[n]kɑ́ndʌkt |
ąG Äŕˇé |
To
direct, lead or guide something |
|
2703 |
construct |
[v]kənstrʌ́kt,[n]kɑ́nstrʌkt |
gݧÄéGÄé |
To
build or create something |
|
2704 |
T |
instruct |
instrʌ́kt |
mçšé,đłŚé |
to
teach |
2705 |
affect |
[v]əfékt/æfékt |
eżˇé |
To
do something that changes something else |
|
2706 |
effect |
ifékt |
řĘ |
change
brought about by a cause; result |
|
2707 |
perfect |
[n.a]pə́ː[r]fikt,[v]pə[r]fékt |
ŽSČGŽŕřČ |
so
good it/they cannot be improved |
|
2708 |
T |
defect |
[v]difékt,[n]díːfekt |
sŤ,_,Z,×,S˝ˇé,źÖŚSˇé |
something
that is faulty |
2709 |
project |
[v]prədʒékt,[n]prɑ́dʒekt |
vćGĆGvWFNg |
a
planned piece of work for specific purpose |
|
2710 |
object |
[v]əbdʒékt,[n]ɑ́bdʒikt |
˝Îˇé |
to
disagree; to protest against an idea or plan |
|
2711 |
subject |
[n.a]sʌ́bdʒikt,[v]səbdʒékt |
ĺę |
the
person or thing that does the action of a verb |
|
2712 |
reject |
[v]ridʒékt,[n]˦˨ |
ۡé |
To
refuse, deny to believe, accept, or consider |
|
2713 |
reflect |
riflékt |
˝fˇéG˝Ëˇé |
to
bounce back off a surface e.g. light |
|
2714 |
neglect |
niɡlékt |
łˇéGÓé |
To
fail to take care of something |
|
2715 |
collect |
kəlékt |
Wßé |
To
gather things/people together in one place |
|
2716 |
select |
səlékt |
IđˇéCľIľ˝ |
To
choose from a group, something most suitable |
|
2717 |
connect |
kənékt |
ÂČŽGÚąˇé |
To
join or attach things together |
|
2718 |
T |
disconnect |
dìskənékt |
ÎçÎçɡé,âÂ,ĚÖW(Úą)đfÂ,ŞŁˇé,(dbĽdšđ)Řé |
cut
off or detach |
2719 |
prospect |
prɑ́spekt |
ŠÝGÂ\Ť |
Wide
view of a landscape, etc |
|
2720 |
T |
aspect |
ǽspekt |
Ę,lq,OĎ,Ťó,çÂŤ,p,yś@z(ŽĚ),AXyNg |
a
part or a feature |
2721 |
suspect |
[v]səspékt,[n.a]sʌ́spekt |
^¤ |
To
doubt or lack trust |
|
2722 |
respect |
rispékt |
¸hˇéC¸h |
To
think very highly of another person because of what they do |
|
2723 |
expect |
ikspékt |
\úˇéGúҡé |
To
believe something is probably going to happen |
|
2724 |
T |
inspect |
inspékt |
¸ˇé,˛×é |
look
over carefully |
2725 |
direct |
[v.a.adv]dərékt,[a]dáirekt |
źÚIČGŚźČ |
to
tell someone to do something in a straight-talking way |
|
2726 |
T |
indirect |
ìndərékt |
ÔÚĚ,ńľĚ,ČŞÁ˝,słČ,ńčĚ |
not
in a straight way |
2727 |
correct |
kərékt |
łľ˘Cůłˇé |
True
or accurate |
|
2728 |
T |
architect |
ɑ́ː[r]kitèkt |
zm,zĆ,ÝvŇ,ÝŇ |
someone
who designs buildings |
2729 |
protect |
prətékt |
Űěˇé |
To
defend someone or something from harm or danger |
|
2730 |
detect |
ditékt |
ŠÂŻéGoˇé |
To
discover or identify the presence of something |
|
2731 |
T |
contradict |
kɑ̀ntrədíkt |
Éľˇé,˝_ˇé,˝ˇé,R_ˇé,Űčˇé |
to
say the opposite of |
2732 |
predict |
pridíkt |
\Şˇé |
To
guess or estimate what will or might happen |
|
2733 |
conflict |
[v]kənflíkt,[n]kɑ́nflikt |
ľˇéGŐˡé |
To
have opposite ideas; to disagree; To not match |
|
2734 |
strict |
stríkt |
ľiČ |
command
that must be obeyed |
|
2735 |
district |
dístrikt |
nć |
area
of a country, city, or town |
|
2736 |
restrict |
ristríkt |
§Ŕˇé |
To
prevent someone from doing something |
|
2737 |
adult |
ədʌ́lt |
ĺlCŹl |
person
or animal that is fully grown |
|
2738 |
difficult |
dífikʌ̀lt |
ᄁ |
Hard;
not easy; you need to work hard to do it |
|
2739 |
consult |
kənsʌ́lt |
kˇéG˛×é |
To
discuss something to make a decision |
|
2740 |
result |
rizʌ́lt |
ĘC`Ƣ¤ĘÉČé |
To
be the outcome of other causes and effects |
|
2741 |
belt |
bélt |
xg |
band
of material worn around a person's waist |
|
2742 |
fault |
fɔ́ːlt |
_ |
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 |
Xg |
place
where you can order, buy and eat a meal |
|
2745 |
want |
wɑ́nt |
`Ş~ľ˘G]ńŢéG`ľ˝˘Ćv¤ |
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 |
§đŘçˇ, ŚŽ,M]ˇé,ÇŤÇŤˇé,𠌏Ȫ瞤 |
take
short sharp breaths through your mouth, noisily |
2748 |
grant |
ɡrǽnt |
(č˘EvČÇđ)ˇŤüęéGt^ˇé |
To
give or let someone do what they want |
|
2749 |
confident |
kɑ́nfidnt |
ŠMĚ é |
feeling
that you can do well at something |
|
2750 |
accident |
ǽks[i]d[ə]nt |
ĚGôR |
sudden
unplanned event causing damage, injury etc |
|
2751 |
incident |
ínsid[ə]nt |
|
event,
usually unusual or important |
|
2752 |
T |
evident |
évid[ə]nt |
žçŠČ,žŠČ |
to
be clear or obvious |
2753 |
resident |
rézid[ə]nt |
ZľÄ˘éCZŻ |
someone
who lives in a particular place |
|
2754 |
president |
préz[i]d[ə]nt |
ĺĚGС |
person
in charge of a country, company or organization |
|
2755 |
T |
respondent |
¸é,Ôˇé,ńŇ,í,ŮŇ |
someone
who replies to something |
|
2756 |
dependent |
dipénd[ə]nt |
źlÉÁĢé |
Someone
who relies on someone for (financial) support |
|
2757 |
independent |
ìndipénd[ə]nt |
Ƨľ˝ |
making
your own decisions; not controlled by others |
|
2758 |
T |
attendant |
əténd[ə]nt |
tY˘Ě,Wő,yaťpęzRpjI |
someone
who waits on or tends to the needs of another |
2759 |
student |
st[j]úːdnt |
wś |
person
studying at school |
|
2760 |
T |
elephant |
éləf[ə]nt |
yލz]E,Ű,yÄz¤a}(Republican
Party)ĚŰĽ |
a
large animal with a long trunk and big ears found in Africa and Asia |
2761 |
infant |
ínf[ə]nt |
c |
child
in the beginning stage of life; a baby |
|
2762 |
T |
elegant |
éləɡ[ə]nt |
CiĚ é |
fine
or beautiful |
2763 |
ancient |
éinʃnt |
ĂăĚ |
Very
old ; having lived a very long time ago |
|
2764 |
T |
merchant |
mə́ː[r]tʃnt |
¤l,ʤl,ćřć,¤ĆĚ,yęz`ś |
a
person who sells things for a living |
2765 |
hunt |
hʌ́nt |
ëéCëč |
To
search for wild animals to kill (for food) |
|
2766 |
T |
urgent |
ə́ː[r]dʒ[ə]nt |
Ů}Ě,Ůľ˝,ĂŁˇé,ˇXČ |
very
important, needing attention now |
2767 |
agent |
éidʒ[ə]nt |
ăl; G[WFg |
person
who can represent and decide for others |
|
2768 |
sufficient |
səfíʃnt |
\ŞČ |
Having
or providing enough when needed |
|
2769 |
T |
insufficient |
ìnsəfíʃnt |
sKČ |
not
enough |
2770 |
efficient |
ifíʃnt |
řŚIČGL\Č |
Able
to produce results without waste |
|
2771 |
T |
inefficient |
ìnifíʃnt |
đɧ˝Č˘ |
not
working well or quickly |
2772 |
patient |
péiʃnt |
hř˘ |
not
getting annoyed when things take a long time |
|
2773 |
T |
impatient |
impéiʃnt |
šÁŠżČ,ľŤčÉ`ľ˝Şé,`ÉĎŚŤęȢ |
in
a hurry, not calm |
2774 |
significant |
siɡnífik[ə]nt |
dvČ |
Large
enough to be noticed or have an effect; important |
|
2775 |
T |
applicant |
ǽplik[ə]nt |
učŇ,ĺŇ |
a
person who submits papers in order to do something, e.g. job applicant |
2776 |
T |
vacant |
véik[ə]nt |
óĚ,óČĚ,őĚ,óČ,ÉČ,Úńâčľ˝ |
empty |
2777 |
talent |
tǽlənt |
Ë\ |
natural
ability of a person to do something well |
|
2778 |
excellent |
éks[ə]lənt |
ńíÉDę˝ |
extremely
good |
|
2779 |
equivalent |
ikwív[ə]lənt |
ŻĚGˇéCݍ |
Having
equality in value, use or meaning |
|
2780 |
violent |
váiələnt |
\ÍIČ |
done
with force; likely to produce physical damage |
|
2781 |
silent |
sáilənt |
ĂŠČ |
Not
speaking or making noise |
|
2782 |
amendment |
əmén[d]mənt |
üł |
a
change, addition, or improvement to something |
|
2783 |
fragment |
frǽɡmənt |
jĐ |
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 |
vf |
essential
or particular part of something |
|
2786 |
supplement |
[v]sʌ́pləmènt,[n]sʌ́pləmənt |
âŤC⤠|
add
extra to support or make something complete |
|
2787 |
implement |
[v]ímpləmènt,[n]ímpləmənt |
Ŕsˇé |
tool |
|
2788 |
experiment |
[v]ikspérəmènt,[n]ikspérəmənt |
Ŕą |
test
performed to assess new ideas or theories |
|
2789 |
instrument |
ínstrəmənt |
yí |
device
that is used for creating music |
|
2790 |
argument |
ɑ́ː[r]ɡjəmənt |
ű_ |
A
discussion in which you disagree with anotherfs opinion |
|
2791 |
attachment |
¤
G¤î |
strong
affection for someone |
||
2792 |
judgment |
dʒʌ́dʒmənt |
ťfGť |
opinion
that is made after careful consideration |
|
2793 |
management |
mǽnidʒmənt |
ÇGoc |
people
who are in control of a business or group |
|
2794 |
arrangement |
əréin[d]ʒmənt |
ĹżíšGő |
organized
plan, event for a time and place |
|
2795 |
T |
engagement |
enɡéidʒmənt |
ńŠ,Ľń |
the
act of participating in something |
2796 |
T |
refreshment |
rifréʃmənt |
CŞđłíâŠÉˇé,x{,łCđńłšé¨,CŞđłíâŠÉˇéŕĚ |
a
small amount of food and drink served as a light meal |
2797 |
establishment |
istǽbliʃmənt |
ݧG§čG{Ý |
organization,
institution or place to do business |
|
2798 |
T |
accomplishment |
BŹ,ŽŹ,Ë\ |
something
you achieve |
|
2799 |
Settlement |
ÚZGüAnGż
ąĆ |
place
or region where people build homes and few people have lived before |
||
2800 |
T |
enrollment |
o^,üw |
the
act of registering for something |
|
2801 |
environment |
envái[ə]r[ə]nmənt |
ÂŤ |
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 |
čÄ,÷n,wŚ,hč,d,Cą,C˝,wE |
a
project or task |
2804 |
T |
consignment |
Ďőݨ,ĎőĚ,Ď× |
a
shipment of goods for delivery |
|
2805 |
entertainment |
èntə[r]téinmənt |
G^[eCgG
ây |
activity
make people have a good time by singing, telling jokes, etc |
|
2806 |
development |
divéləpmənt |
BGJ |
act
or process of growing bigger or more advanced |
|
2807 |
T |
shipment |
ʃípmənt |
Ďoľ,(i),DĎÝ(×),ĎÝ× |
delivery
of goods, e.g. carried by a large vehicle |
2808 |
equipment |
ikwípmənt |
uGÝő |
Tools
or materials used to perform a task |
|
2809 |
T |
garment |
ɡɑ́ː[r]mənt |
ßĚęi,ß |
something
made of material that you can wear, like pants or a dress |
2810 |
measurement |
méʒə[r]mənt |
Şč |
size
or amount of something or someone |
|
2811 |
retirement |
ritáiə[r]mənt |
řŢGŢE |
Concerning
people who have stopped working because they have reached a certain age |
|
2812 |
requirement |
rikwáiə[r]mənt |
Kvđ |
Something
that is a necessity |
|
2813 |
assessment |
əsésmənt |
]ż |
conclusion/opinion
formed after due consideration |
|
2814 |
T |
advancement |
S,iŕ,Łi |
gradual
move forward |
|
2815 |
T |
reimbursement |
Ů |
the
money that is given to cover the cost of an expense that has been paid out |
|
2816 |
T |
basement |
béismənt |
nşş,îę,nK |
the
level under the ground floor |
2817 |
T |
placement |
uąĆ,zu,EĆĐî |
the
act of placing someone in a job or the location of something |
|
2818 |
T |
replacement |
ripléismənt |
ćčÖŚ,ăpi |
to
put something/someone in place of something/someone else |
2819 |
commitment |
ńŠG žń |
promise
or decision to do something for a purpose |
||
2820 |
appointment |
əpɔ́intmənt |
\ńG ńŠ |
time
you arranged to meet someone or do something |
|
2821 |
T |
disappointment |
dìsəpɔ́intmənt |
_ |
what
is felt when someone does not fulfill your expectations |
2822 |
apartment |
əpɑ́ː[r]tmənt |
Ap[g |
set
of rooms to live in on one floor of a building |
|
2823 |
department |
dipɑ́ː[r]tmənt |
ĺGÇGŰGwČ |
division
of a larger part or organization |
|
2824 |
T |
compartment |
kəmpɑ́ː[r]tmənt |
Rp[gg,ćć,dŘč |
a
part of a closed area that has been separated from a bigger one |
2825 |
adjustment |
ədʒʌ́stmənt |
K |
A
small change to make something function better |
|
2826 |
investment |
invés[t]mənt |
|
something
purchased hoping its value will increase |
|
2827 |
T |
recruitment |
ĺW,Ěp |
the
act of hiring people for businesses |
|
2828 |
excitement |
iksáitmənt |
ťąGh |
When
people feel very happy and enthusiastic |
|
2829 |
statement |
stéitmənt |
žGÂq |
act
or process of saying something formally |
|
2830 |
treatment |
tríːtmənt |
ć辢 |
way
someone acts toward another |
|
2831 |
involvement |
Ö^ |
act
or process of joining in a particular activity |
||
2832 |
movement |
múːvmənt |
yÍ |
part
of a piece of music |
|
2833 |
improvement |
imprúːvmənt |
üP |
addition
or change that makes something better |
|
2834 |
achievement |
ətʃíːvmənt |
BŹGŹĘ |
Something
good that you have successfully done |
|
2835 |
moment |
móumənt |
uÔ |
very
short or brief period of time |
|
2836 |
T |
monument |
mɑ́njəmənt |
LOč,âŐ,LO¨,sĚĆŃ,ćÎ |
something
built to honor someone |
2837 |
payment |
péimənt |
xĽ˘ |
amount
of money that is paid for something |
|
2838 |
agreement |
əɡríːmənt |
ÓGŚčGęv |
when
you share the same opinion or reach a decision |
|
2839 |
T |
disagreement |
sęv |
the
act of having a difference of opinion |
|
2840 |
employment |
emplɔ́imənt |
Ůp |
act
of employing someone |
|
2841 |
unemployment |
ʌ̀nimplɔ́imənt |
¸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 |
DPľÄ˘é |
When
women carry a child inside them that is not yet born |
|
2844 |
T |
prominent |
prɑ́minənt |
Ú§Á˝,dvČ,źČ,Ëoľ˝,Ť¤čĚ |
important,
significant |
2845 |
T |
tenant |
ténənt |
ŘĆl,Řnl,ZŇ,Zl |
someone
who pays rent for the use of property like land or rooms |
2846 |
opponent |
əpóunənt |
ÎíčG˝ÎŇ |
person
that you are competing against in a game or contest |
|
2847 |
component |
kəmpóunənt |
\ŹvfGi |
One
of the parts that consists something |
|
2848 |
participant |
pɑː[r]tísəp[ə]nt |
QÁŇ |
person
who is actively involved and included in something |
|
2849 |
T |
occupant |
ɑ́kjəp[ə]nt |
čLŇ,ťZŇ,ćő |
a
person who lives in a place, e.g. renter, tenant |
2850 |
different |
díf[ə]r[ə]nt |
ŮČéG˘ë˘ëČGĎíÁ˝ |
Not
of the same kind; unlike other things |
|
2851 |
current |
kə́ːr[ə]nt |
ťÝĚ |
Happening
or being in the present time |
|
2852 |
front |
frʌ́nt |
OĘ |
Opposite
of back; the forward part of an object |
|
2853 |
immigrant |
ímiɡr[ə]nt |
ÚŻ |
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 |
žČ |
Easy
to see or clearly understand |
|
2856 |
T |
absent |
[a]ǽbs[ə]nt,[v]æbsént |
Úńâčľ˝,sÝĹ,đȡé |
missing,
not present |
2857 |
innocent |
ínəs[ə]nt |
ł×CČGłßĚ |
Free
from evil or guilt |
|
2858 |
T |
adjacent |
ədʒéisnt |
×Úľ˝,tßĚ,ßÚľ˝,źOĚ |
next
to, beside |
2859 |
recent |
ríːsnt |
ĹßĚ |
happening
or beginning not long ago |
|
2860 |
T |
patent |
pǽtnt/péitnt |
ęÁĚ,Á( ),ÁĚ,ĚÁ đĆé |
the
right to be the only one who is allowed to make a thing |
2861 |
T |
hesitant |
hézit[ə]nt |
żă¤żĺˇé |
hold
back from acting because you are uncertain or undecided |
2862 |
T |
reluctant |
rilʌ́kt[ə]nt |
Cćč̾Ȣ,słsłĚ,ľÔľÔĚ,Şé |
not
very willing to do something |
2863 |
consultant |
RT^g GÚâ |
expert
who gives (paid) advice |
||
2864 |
T |
accountant |
ďvW,ďvm |
a
person responsible for the money in a business |
|
2865 |
important |
impɔ́ː[r]t[ə]nt |
dvČ |
having
a big effect on (person, the future) |
|
2866 |
T |
contestant |
kəntést[ə]nt |
ŁŇ |
someone
who is part of a contest |
2867 |
distant |
díst[ə]nt |
˘ |
Existing
or happening far away in space |
|
2868 |
assistant |
əsíst[ə]nt |
č |
person
who helps another, usually as a job |
|
2869 |
consistent |
kənsíst[ə]nt |
ęŃľ˝Gęvľ˝ |
In
agreement or consistent or reliable |
|
2870 |
constant |
kɑ́nst[ə]nt |
sĎĚGsfĚ |
Happening
frequently or without pause |
|
2871 |
relevant |
réləv[ə]nt |
ÖAľ˝ |
Concerning
a subject in an considerable way |
|
2872 |
T |
irrelevant |
iréləv[ə]nt |
łÖWĚ |
not
related to the topic, not important |
2873 |
servant |
sə́ː[r]v[ə]nt |
gpl |
person
who works in another person's house and usually is responsible for cooking,
cleaning and other tasks |
|
2874 |
subsequent |
sʌ́bsəkw[ə]nt |
Ě; ăĚ |
Happening
after |
|
2875 |
frequent |
[a]fríːkwənt,[v]frikwént |
pÉČ |
Happening
often |
|
2876 |
T |
fluent |
flúːənt |
äÁ˝čĆľ˝,Źęé,ʍČ,YŮČ,śÍ̤ܢ,äéâŠČ,Źęéć¤Č |
able
to speak a language easily and with confidence |
2877 |
giant |
dʒáiənt |
ĺČ |
Extremely
big, or much bigger than other things |
|
2878 |
T |
client |
kláiənt |
Úq,¨žÓl,KŇ,i×Ël,(ŮěĚ)Ël <
L.client(đˇl) |
someone
who pays for a service |
2879 |
T |
ingredient |
inɡríːdiənt |
ŕe¨,vf,ŹŞ,Ţż,\Źvf,vö |
something
listed in a recipe, e.g. flour, sugar |
2880 |
T |
recipient |
risípiənt |
óćl,óeŇ,óÜŇ,óŻćé,´óŤĚ é |
the
person who receives something |
2881 |
brilliant |
bríljənt |
ËC é |
Having
a great amount of intelligence or talent |
|
2882 |
T |
convenient |
kənvíːniənt |
ÖČ |
to
be easy to do |
2883 |
pleasant |
pléznt |
CżĚć˘ |
Causing
a good feeling |
|
2884 |
T |
unpleasant |
ʌnpléznt |
sůőČ,˘âČ,CÉłíé |
not
nice, not comfortable |
2885 |
present |
[n]préznt |
v[gGĄč¨ |
gift |
|
2886 |
comment |
kɑ́ment |
_]GRg |
something
you say, giving an opinion; remark |
|
2887 |
T |
compliment |
[v]kɑ́mpləmènt,[n]kɑ́mpləmənt |
¨˘Ťđž¤,_ßé,^Ť,¨˘Ť, ˘łÂ |
saying
something nice about someone |
2888 |
document |
[v]dɑ́kjəmènt,[n]dɑ́kjəmənt |
ś |
official
(printed) record that gives information |
|
2889 |
announcement |
¨mçš |
act
of informing people about something publicly |
||
2890 |
permanent |
pə́ː[r]m[ə]nənt |
iąIČ |
Lasting
forever ; not temporary or changing |
|
2891 |
rent |
rént |
ĆŔCŔŘčˇé |
To
pay money for the use of something |
|
2892 |
cent |
sént |
Zg |
100th
of the basic unit of money e.g. there are 100 of these in a dollar |
|
2893 |
T |
accent |
ǽksent |
ANZg,ű˛,ČÜč |
special
manner of oral expression |
2894 |
T |
consent |
kənsént |
ŻÓˇé,łř,ŻÓ,łřˇé,Ůř,ęv |
to
give permission |
2895 |
percent |
pə[r]sént |
p[Zg |
One
one-hundredth of a whole |
|
2896 |
tent |
tént |
eg |
portable
cloth shelter used outdoors |
|
2897 |
content |
kɑ́ntent |
ŕe; g |
information
in something, e.g. a book or computer program |
|
2898 |
extent |
ikstént |
ÍÍGLŞč |
range
or space included in something |
|
2899 |
event |
ivént |
o |
Something
that happens |
|
2900 |
prevent |
privént |
hŽ |
To
stop something from happening or existing |
|
2901 |
invent |
invént |
žˇé |
To
create something useful for the first time |
|
2902 |
represent |
rèprizént |
\ˇGă\ˇéGྷé |
To
stand in the place of to act the part of |
|
2903 |
hint |
hínt |
ŮĚߊˇCqg |
To
indicate what you think, feel, know without saying it directly |
|
2904 |
print |
prínt |
óüˇé |
To
make many copies of a page, magazine or book |
|
2905 |
T |
blueprint |
Ýv},ÂĘ^ |
a
drawing or plan to show what the finished thing will look like |
|
2906 |
count |
káunt |
ŚéGdvĹ é |
To
add things together to find the total number |
|
2907 |
account |
əkáunt |
(aŕ)űŔ |
arrangement
with a bank to keep your money for you |
|
2908 |
discount |
dískaunt |
řCčř |
Make
the price of something lower |
|
2909 |
mount |
máunt |
oéGćéGćčtŻé |
To
attach to a support |
|
2910 |
amount |
əmáunt |
ĘGvCvÉBˇéGÇ`Čé |
quantity
of something |
|
2911 |
complaint |
kəmpléint |
ęî |
Saying
something is wrong and should be changed |
|
2912 |
paint |
péint |
yLCyLđhéG` |
to
apply something; coat |
|
2913 |
constraint |
kənstréint |
§ń |
Thing
that prevents you moving or acting; restriction |
|
2914 |
joint |
dʒɔ́int |
pŹÚ |
point
at which two things meet (e.g. a road) |
|
2915 |
point |
pɔ́int |
wľŚˇ |
To
indicate something with your finger to others |
|
2916 |
appoint |
əpɔ́int |
C˝ˇéG wčˇé |
To
officially choose a person for a job, position |
|
2917 |
disappoint |
dìsəpɔ́int |
¸]łšé |
To
not meet the expectations of others or yourself |
|
2918 |
ought |
ɔ́ːt |
`ˇé׍ŠéG`ˇé͸Šé |
what
is expected; should |
|
2919 |
T |
opt |
ɑ́pt |
Iđˇé |
to
make a choice |
2920 |
adopt |
ədɑ́pt/ədópt |
ĚpˇéGćčüęé |
to
take on responsibility for something |
|
2921 |
adapt |
ədǽpt |
Kˇé |
To
change something to fit or suit a new purpose |
|
2922 |
T |
interrupt |
[v]ìntərʌ́pt,[n]˦˨˧ |
bľđסé,Ě×đˇé,đWQˇé,đfˇé,űđ˛Ţ |
to
stop something or someone in the middle of something |
2923 |
T |
bankrupt |
bǽŋkrʌpt |
xĽ˘s\Ň,jYŇ,j]Ň,@Ň |
to
have no more money |
2924 |
T |
disrupt |
disrʌ́pt |
Şôłšé,fłšé,öółšé |
to
interrupt and cause chaos |
2925 |
accept |
əksépt |
óŻüęéGóŻćé |
to
agree to receive or take something offered |
|
2926 |
except |
iksépt |
`đ˘ÄG`ČO |
Not
including; other than |
|
2927 |
concept |
kɑ́nsept |
TO |
abstract
idea of something or how it works |
|
2928 |
prompt |
prɑ́m[p]t |
hˇéGَChGŁi |
Being
done quickly and with no delay |
|
2929 |
T |
tempt |
tém[p]t |
đUfˇé,đą,SđřŤtŻé |
to
try to get someone to do something they should not |
2930 |
attempt |
ətém[p]t |
ÝéGéÄé |
To
try to do something challenging or difficult |
|
2931 |
art |
ɑ́ː[r]t |
|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 |
the
part of the body that pumps blood |
|
2934 |
T |
cart |
kɑ́ː[r]t |
×Ô |
a
wagon or truck used to for transport |
2935 |
smart |
smɑ́ː[r]t |
Ť˘ |
Being
wise, intelligent or clever |
|
2936 |
part |
pɑ́ː[r]t |
ęGŞ |
Some,
but not all of a specific thing |
|
2937 |
apart |
əpɑ́ː[r]t |
ŁęÄGĘXÉ |
Separated
by an amount of time or space |
|
2938 |
T |
depart |
dipɑ́ː[r]t |
KĽŠçíEˇé,§żé,oˇé,OšŠçťęé,ąĚ˘đé,íęé |
to
leave |
2939 |
start |
stɑ́ː[r]t |
nßGJn |
first
time or place that a thing exists; beginning |
|
2940 |
effort |
éfə[r]t |
wÍ |
amount
of work used trying to do something |
|
2941 |
comfort |
kʌ́mfə[r]t |
őKłG Ŕy |
state
of being relaxed, warm or happy |
|
2942 |
hurt |
hə́ː[r]t |
ÉŢGÂŻé |
To
cause pain, damage or injury |
|
2943 |
shirt |
ʃə́ː[r]t |
Vc |
light
garment for upper body, with sleeves |
|
2944 |
skirt |
skə́ː[r]t |
XJ[g |
piece
of clothing for the lower body worn by women |
|
2945 |
T |
alert |
ələ́ː[r]t |
y`ezűfĚȢ,yźzxúxń,yŽzxˇé |
wide
awake, aware |
2946 |
expert |
ékspəː[r]t |
ęĺĆ |
skillful
person with special knowledge |
|
2947 |
concert |
[v]kənsə́ː[r]t,[n]kɑ́nsə[r]t |
RT[g |
Musical
entertainment given in public by one or more performers |
|
2948 |
T |
insert |
[v]insə́ː[r]t,[n]˦˨ |
}üˇé |
to
put into or add into |
2949 |
convert |
[v]kənvə́ː[r]t,[n]kɑ́nvəː[r]t |
ϡˇé |
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 |
fU[g |
sweet
food you eat after your main meal |
2952 |
short |
ʃɔ́ː[r]t |
Z˘GwŞá˘GsŤľÄ |
small
distance from one end to the other |
|
2953 |
court |
kɔ́ː[r]t |
(ejXČÇĚ)R[g |
large,
flat area, to play tennis or basketball |
|
2954 |
T |
escort |
[v]iskɔ́ː[r]t,[n]éskɔː[r]t |
ěqˇé,ěq,tŤY¤ |
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 |
xŚéGxˇé |
To
give assistance or advice to someone |
|
2957 |
import |
[v]impɔ́ː[r]t,[n]˦˨ |
AüˇéCAü |
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 |
X|[c |
game
or physical exercise with rules |
|
2960 |
T |
passport |
pǽspɔ̀ː[r]t |
pX|[g,ˇ |
official
document containing information about you, that allows you to enter other
countries |
2961 |
export |
[n]ékspɔː[r]t,[v]ikspɔ́ː[r]t |
Aoˇé |
To
send goods to be sold in another country |
|
2962 |
transport |
[v]trænspɔ́ː[r]t,[n]˦˨ |
AˇéCA |
To
carry things from one place to another |
|
2963 |
report |
ripɔ́ː[r]t |
ńG |[g |
account
of something which gives the necessary facts and information |
|
2964 |
sort |
sɔ́ː[r]t |
íŢ |
group
or class of similar things or people |
|
2965 |
resort |
rizɔ́ː[r]t |
][gn |
place
that provides entertainment, meals, and rooms that one goes to for a vacation |
|
2966 |
cost |
kɔ́[ː]st |
ďp |
The
price you pay for something |
|
2967 |
fast |
fǽst |
Ź˘ |
Moving
or able to move quickly |
|
2968 |
cast |
kǽst |
zđ |
people
who appear in a play or movie |
|
2969 |
broadcast |
brɔ́ːdkæ̀st |
úˇé |
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 |
ĹăĚ |
the
one before |
|
2972 |
past |
pǽst |
ߏ˝GßĚCßŹÄ |
time
that existed before now, e.g. long ago |
|
2973 |
contrast |
[v]kəntrǽst,[n]kɑ́ntræst |
ÎĆłšé |
to
compare; to show clear, obvious differences |
|
2974 |
vast |
vǽst |
LĺČ |
Being
very large in size or amount |
|
2975 |
T |
enthusiast |
enĆ[j]úːziæ̀st |
MśŇ |
a
person who is crazy about something, e.g. a sports enthusiast |
2976 |
dust |
dʌ́st |
Ůąč |
Fine
dry powder that builds up on surfaces |
|
2977 |
breakfast |
brékfəst |
ŠH |
first
meal of the day |
|
2978 |
august |
ɔːɡʌ́st |
8 |
8th
month of the year |
|
2979 |
T |
disgust |
disɡʌ́st |
ÉCđNłšé,ÉČçšé,Ť´,Ť |
strong
feelings of dislike |
2980 |
just |
dʒʌ́st |
łmÉ |
just
when, just as exactly at the time of |
|
2981 |
adjust |
ədʒʌ́st |
ˇé |
To
change so as to fit in with new conditions |
|
2982 |
journalist |
dʒə́ː[r]nəlist |
W[iXg |
person
who writes news reports for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio |
|
2983 |
must |
〜ľČŻęÎČçȢG〜Éá˘Č˘ |
(used
to say that something is required or necessary) |
||
2984 |
honest |
ɑ́nəst |
łź |
Good,
truthful, sincere, or faithful; trustworthy |
|
2985 |
tourist |
tú[ə]rist |
Ďőq |
Someone
who travels to a place for pleasure |
|
2986 |
forest |
fɔ́[ː]rəst |
XŃ |
large
area with many trees |
|
2987 |
trust |
trʌ́st |
MˇéCMGĎő |
To
be confident that someone is honest and reliable |
|
2988 |
T |
dentist |
déntəst |
Čă,ăŇ |
a
person who looks after your teeth for a living |
2989 |
artist |
ɑ́ː[r]tist |
|pĆGA[eBXg |
A
person who is skilled and creative in art, such as a painter |
|
2990 |
guest |
ɡést |
qGQXg |
person
invited to visit or stay in someone's home |
|
2991 |
chest |
tʃést |
(ćäČ)ű[ |
strong,
lidded container for storing things |
|
2992 |
suggest |
sʌɡdʒést |
ńġé |
to
mention something that could be done; propose |
|
2993 |
rest |
rést |
xe |
time
when one relaxes, sleeps, or is inactive |
|
2994 |
breast |
brést |
š |
two
soft round parts on a womanfs chest. |
|
2995 |
arrest |
ərést |
ßߡé |
To
use the law to catch and keep people who committed crimes |
|
2996 |
interest |
ínt[ə]rəst |
ťĄđ˝šé |
to
make someone want to know about something |
|
2997 |
test |
tést |
ąGeXg |
examination;
questions to measure knowledge |
|
2998 |
contest |
[v]kəntést,[n]kɑ́ntest |
ŁC¤ |
struggle
or competition between rivals |
|
2999 |
protest |
[v]prətést,[n]próutest |
RcCRcˇé |
To
express opposition through action or words |
|
3000 |
invest |
invést |
ˇé |
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 |
ˡéCË |
To
ask for something |
|
3003 |
list |
líst |
\GXg |
series
of written names, words or numbers |
|
3004 |
specialist |
spéʃ[ə]list |
ęĺĆ |
person
who works in one specific area of a field or profession |
|
3005 |
analyst |
ǽn[ə]list |
ŞÍĆGAiXg |
Someone
who is skilled at studying details of data |
|
3006 |
T |
economist |
ikɑ́nəmist |
oĎwŇ |
an
expert in the science of economics
|
3007 |
T |
receptionist |
ótW |
someone
who works at the front desk, e.g. secretary |
|
3008 |
terrorist |
eXg |
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 |
č`¤Gˇé |
to
help |
|
3010 |
T |
pharmacist |
fɑ́ː[r]məsist |
ňÜt |
a
person whose job it is to prepare medicines |
3011 |
consist |
kənsíst |
`ŠçŹč§Â |
To
have as an essential, necessary or main part |
|
3012 |
insist |
insíst |
壡é |
To
strongly state your opinion without changing it |
|
3013 |
scientist |
sáiəntəst |
ČwŇ |
person
who is trained in a science |
|
3014 |
twist |
twíst |
ËśéCËśę |
To
turn something in opposite directions at the same time |
|
3015 |
exist |
iɡzíst |
śÝˇé |
to
be present, alive or real |
|
3016 |
resist |
rizíst |
ďRˇé |
To
try to stop or prevent something |
|
3017 |
next |
nékst |
Ě |
immediately
after the previous one |
|
3018 |
text |
tékst |
łČ |
written
part of a book or other work |
|
3019 |
context |
kɑ́ntekst |
śŹGóľ |
set
of facts surrounding a person or event |
|
3020 |
whilst |
[h]wáilst |
`ĚÔÉ |
During
the time that; at the same time |
|
3021 |
against |
əɡénst |
`É˝ÎľÄ |
in
opposition to; disagreeing with |
|
3022 |
exhaust |
iɡzɔ́ːst |
ćęłšé |
Be
very very tired |
|
3023 |
burst |
bə́ː[r]st |
jôˇéG ˇé |
To
break in a sudden and violent way |
|
3024 |
first |
fə́ː[r]st |
ęÔĹĚ |
Coming
before all others in time or place |
|
3025 |
thirst |
Ćə́ː[r]st |
ŤCAŞ |
need
for something to drink |
|
3026 |
host |
hóust |
ĺlCJáé |
person
who is entertains guests |
|
3027 |
coast |
kóust |
CÝ |
land
near the sea or ocean |
|
3028 |
most |
móust |
Ĺŕ˝ĚG˝˘Ä˘ĚCĹŕ |
nearly
all of something |
|
3029 |
almost |
ɔ́ːlmoust |
ŮĆńÇ |
Only
a little less than, nearly, not quite |
|
3030 |
post |
póust |
Xˇé |
To
send a letter or package using the post office |
|
3031 |
boost |
búːst |
ăľCŁiˇéGřŤă°é |
To
help increasing progress or growth |
|
3032 |
taste |
téist |
Ą |
the
flavor in your mouth from food or drink |
|
3033 |
waste |
wéist |
ŢžÉg¤GQďˇé |
To
use valuable things ineffectively |
|
3034 |
east |
íːst |
|
The
direction where the sun rises |
|
3035 |
least |
líːst |
Ĺଳ˘GĹŕȢCĹଳ˘GĹŕȢ |
In
the smallest or lowest way |
|
3036 |
out |
áut |
OÉGOÉoÄGOęÄ |
In
a direction or movement away from the inside or center |
|
3037 |
about |
əbáut |
`ÉÂ˘Ä |
of
(a subject); concerning |
|
3038 |
doubt |
dáut |
^˘ |
not
being sure of something; lack of certainty |
|
3039 |
shout |
ʃáut |
ŠÔ |
To
speak very loudly because you want to get their attention |
|
3040 |
without |
wiðáut |
`ȾŠ|
Used
to say you don't have something or it isn't in a place |
|
3041 |
T |
checkout |
`FbNAEg,¸Z,¸ZJE^[ |
the
latest time that you must vacate a hotel room |
|
3042 |
T |
drought |
dráut |
úĆč,ŠńÎÂ,ŰéŻ,
|
a
period of time when there is very little rainfall |
3043 |
throughout |
Ćru[ː]áut |
éÉG`ĚÔ¸ÁĆ |
Over
or across an entire thing or place, or in every part of something |
|
3044 |
T |
layout |
léiàut |
Ŕ×éąĆ,L°éąĆ,čtŻ |
the
plan of how it is set out |
3045 |
boat |
bóut |
{[gGD |
small
form of transport for traveling on water |
|
3046 |
coat |
kóut |
ă
; R[g |
clothing
worn outside over your normal clothes |
|
3047 |
T |
raincoat |
[R[g |
a
water-resistant coat |
|
3048 |
float |
flóut |
|
To
rest on top of a surface of water or another liquid |
|
3049 |
promote |
prəmóut |
iˇéGŁiˇéG§ăˇé |
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 |
ÓˇéGCĂ |
To
make mention of something; to make a remark |
|
3052 |
throat |
Ćróut |
A |
inside
of the neck that swallows |
|
3053 |
vote |
vóut |
[ˇé |
to
make a choice for or against, as in an election |
|
3054 |
devote |
divóut |
łł°éGÄé |
To
decide to use or give something for something else |
|
3055 |
quote |
kwóut |
řpˇéCřp |
To
use someone's exact words in your writing or speech |
|
3056 |
boot |
búːt |
u[cG ˇC |
footwear
covering your foot and part of your leg |
|
3057 |
shoot |
ʃúːt |
i{[đS[ÉjŻéG°üęéGV
[gˇé |
To
kick or throw a ball at a goal |
|
3058 |
T |
pollute |
pəlúːt |
đőˇé,đˇ,đÂłšé,Ě_šđˇ |
to
make the environment dirty |
3059 |
absolute |
ǽbsəlùːt |
âÎIČGŽSČ |
Complete
and total |
|
3060 |
root |
rúːt |
ŞGŞłCŞtŠšéGŞąťŹÉˇé |
the
part of a plant that grows underground |
|
3061 |
route |
rúːt |
š |
way
to get from one place to another place |
|
3062 |
fruit |
frúːt |
ʨ |
food
that grows on a tree or bush |
|
3063 |
recruit |
rikrúːt |
ĚpˇéGĺWˇéCVüĐő |
To
get people to come and work, join or study with you |
|
3064 |
suit |
súːt |
¤GKˇé |
To
be appropriate for a given situation |
|
3065 |
substitute |
sʌ́bstət[j]ùːt |
ăíčCăpˇéFuŤˇŚé |
person
or thing that makes the place instead of something |
|
3066 |
constitute |
kɑ́nstət[j]ùːt |
\ʎé |
To
appoint to an office, function, or dignity |
|
3067 |
T |
institute |
ínstət[j]ùːt |
ݧˇé,nßé,ď,Śď,Ŕ{ˇé,Nąˇ |
like
a school or college |
3068 |
attribute |
[v]ətríbjuːt,[n]ǽtribjùːt |
ŽŤ; Áż |
quality
or characteristic that someone or something has, e.g. size or color |
|
3069 |
contribute |
kəntríbjuːt |
ńtˇé |
To
donate, give (money) or help to something |
|
3070 |
distribute |
distríbjət |
Şzˇé |
To
hand in or deliver something to people |
|
3071 |
T |
commute |
kəmjúːt |
ć芌é,ŘčÖŚé,ˇZˇé,ĘÎĽĘwˇé |
to
travel a long way to work and back |
3072 |
compute |
kəmpjúːt |
vZˇé |
To
find out by calculating or estimating |
|
3073 |
dispute |
[v]dispjúːt,[n]˨˦ |
_G´C_ˇé |
argument
between two or more parties about something |
|
3074 |
bite |
báit |
ŠŢCŠŢąĆ |
To
press down on or cut into something with the teeth |
|
3075 |
T |
expedite |
ékspədàit |
Łiłšé,đfĐĂŻé,(čČÇ)đ}ˇé |
speed
up the progress of |
3076 |
fight |
fáit |
ŻńŠGí˘ |
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 |
y˘ |
Not
heavy; weighing only a little |
|
3079 |
flight |
fláit |
ňs |
the
act of flying |
|
3080 |
T |
polite |
pəláit |
çVłľ˘,sVŞć˘,dČ,ăiČ,ôűłę˝,JČ |
being
kind to others |
3081 |
T |
satellite |
sǽt[ə]làit |
qŻ,lHqŻ,qŻ,qŻĚ,qŻpˇé |
another
branch of an office elsewhere |
3082 |
delight |
diláit |
ĺěŃCěΚé |
strong
feeling of great pleasure |
|
3083 |
slight |
sláit |
í¸ŠČCy |
Very
small |
|
3084 |
highlight |
ŠGnCCgC˛ˇé |
best
or most interesting part of something |
||
3085 |
might |
máit |
`ŠŕľęȢG`ľÄŕć˘ |
used
to express that something could happen |
|
3086 |
night |
náit |
é |
time
when sun does not shine |
|
3087 |
T |
midnight |
mídnàit |
^é,^éĚ |
12
o'clock at night |
3088 |
tonight |
tənáit |
Ąé |
night
following this day |
|
3089 |
T |
overnight |
[adv]óuvə[r]náit,[a]˦˨˧ |
éĘľ,ęÓ,OéĚ,ęé̤żÉ |
from
one day to the next |
3090 |
unite |
junáit |
cˇéGˇé |
To
join or come together for the same goal |
|
3091 |
T |
spite |
spáit |
ŤÓ,ŚÝ |
the
desire to direct bad feeling towards someone |
3092 |
despite |
dispáit |
〜É੩íç¸ |
Without
being affected by something; in spite of |
|
3093 |
right |
ráit |
EĚGEÉ |
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 |
žé˘; ÜÔľ˘ |
Producing
a lot of light |
|
3096 |
alright |
ɔ̀ː[l]ráit |
\ľŞČ˘GĺävĹ éGšđľ˝ |
OK;
fine; good |
|
3097 |
T |
copyright |
ě ,Ĺ |
when
you cannot copy work |
|
3098 |
T |
rewrite |
[v]rìːráit |
Ťźˇ |
to
write again differently |
3099 |
sight |
sáit |
ŠéąĆGÍGě |
sense
that allows one to see and take in information through your eyes |
|
3100 |
site |
sáit |
EFuTCg |
present,
former or future LOCATION of something, such as a building |
|
3101 |
cite |
sáit |
řpˇé |
To
reference the work of others in your writing |
|
3102 |
excite |
iksáit |
hˇéGťąłšé |
To
make someone feel happy, interested or eager |
|
3103 |
insight |
ínsàit |
´@ |
very
good understanding of something a clear idea about how something works |
|
3104 |
tight |
táit |
ŤÂ˘GsĆŁÁ˝FlÜÁ˝G§ÚČGľľ˘ |
(rope
or tie) pulled strongly |
|
3105 |
invite |
[v]inváit,[n]˦˨ |
ľŇˇéGŠßé |
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 |
SGŠČč |
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 |
čż,x[g |
an
amount of money given back to you as part of the deal when you buy goods or
services |
3111 |
date |
déit |
út |
A
day in the calendar such as January 3rd |
|
3112 |
T |
candidate |
kǽndidèit |
`ľť¤Čl,óâŇ,učŇ,u]Ň |
a
person being considered for a job or position in office |
3113 |
T |
validate |
vǽlidèit |
Lřɡé |
to
confirm that something is acceptable |
3114 |
T |
accommodate |
əkɑ́mədèit |
ÖXđvé,eŘɡé,ÉŕđZʡé,ˇé,Kłšé,ađłšé |
to
give something that is needed |
3115 |
update |
[v]ʌ̀pdéit,[n]˦˧ |
XVCXVˇé |
To
bring something up to date (usually by adding something) |
|
3116 |
gate |
ɡéit |
Q[gGĺ |
place
in a fence which can be opened or closed |
|
3117 |
T |
obligate |
[v]ɑ́bliɡèit,[a]ɑ́bliɡət |
yŽz`ąđíšé,y`ez`ąIČ,đŻçęȢ |
to
have to do |
3118 |
T |
delegate |
[v]déliɡèit,[n]déliɡət |
(dđ)lÉCšé,ăđ§Äé,ĎCˇé,ăl,ă\,gß,ăcő |
to
give others tasks to do |
3119 |
investigate |
invéstəɡèit |
˛¸ˇé |
To
try to find out facts; to carry out research |
|
3120 |
T |
evacuate |
ivǽkjuèit |
đďˇé,Pޡé,aJˇé,§żŢŠšé,žŻnˇ,đď,Ţ,PŢ,ynkz |
to
make people leave an area |
3121 |
hate |
héit |
ŢGĐǤ |
to
have a very strong feeling of dislike for |
|
3122 |
dedicate |
dédikèit |
ů°éGęOˇé |
To
give your energy, time, etc. completely to someone |
|
3123 |
indicate |
índikèit |
wľŚˇ |
To
show something, direct attention to or point out |
|
3124 |
educate |
édʒəkèit |
łçˇé |
to
teach someone in a school or college |
|
3125 |
T |
allocate |
ǽləkèit |
zŞˇé |
to
assign (usually people or money) to something |
3126 |
complicate |
kɑ́mpləkèit |
ĄGɡé |
To
make more difficult to do, understand or use |
|
3127 |
communicate |
kəmjúːnikèit |
`Śé |
To
give and exchange information |
|
3128 |
T |
skate |
skéit |
(ACX)XP[gđˇé,(ACX)XP[gC,yzKMGC |
glide
over the surface as if you are sliding on ice |
3129 |
locate |
lóukeit |
{ľoˇGuGĘuˇé |
To
find a certain place, location, or destination |
|
3130 |
T |
relocate |
Ú]łšé, §żŢŠšé |
to
move to a new location |
|
3131 |
T |
vacate |
véikeit |
Żé,žŻnˇ |
leave
empty; move out of |
3132 |
late |
léit |
x˘ |
Happening
near the end of a given time |
|
3133 |
T |
inflate |
infléit |
cŁłšé |
to
make bigger |
3134 |
T |
congratulate |
kənɡrǽtʃəlèit |
jđq×é,ěÔ,j˘Ěžtđq×é |
to
tell someone 'good job' on a happy occasion |
3135 |
isolate |
áisəlèit |
uَéGǧłšé |
To
keep in a place or situation apart from others |
|
3136 |
T |
violate |
váiəlèit |
Éὡé,(@ĽĽKĽ)đjé,đWQˇé,ơ,ὡé,ˇ,ˇé,סé |
to
break the rule or law |
3137 |
regulate |
réɡjəlèit |
K§ˇé |
To
set or adjust the amount, restrict something |
|
3138 |
calculate |
kǽlkjəlèit |
vZˇé |
To
find an answer using mathematics |
|
3139 |
T |
circulate |
sə́ː[r]kjəlèit |
zÂłšé,ŹĘˇé |
to
move around in a circle |
3140 |
stimulate |
stímjəlèit |
hˇé |
Excite
to action |
|
3141 |
T |
accumulate |
əkjúːmjəlèit |
ĎÝdËé,~ϡé,Wßé |
to
slowly get more and more of something, e.g. wealth |
3142 |
relate |
riléit |
ÖWĂŻéGÖAˇé |
To
understand or sympathize with someone or something |
|
3143 |
plate |
pléit |
M |
flat
dish used for eating or serving food |
|
3144 |
translate |
trænsléit |
|óˇé |
To
change words from one language into another |
|
3145 |
mate |
méit |
Ô |
Someone
who you work, live, or go to school with |
|
3146 |
T |
automate |
ɔ́ːtəmèit |
ŠŽťˇé |
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 |
wčˇé,wEˇé,ڎ,\ˇ,wźˇé |
to
name or select someone for something |
3149 |
dominate |
dɑ́mənèit |
xzˇé |
To
control; rule; enjoy a commanding position in |
|
3150 |
eliminate |
ilímənèit |
rˇé |
To
completely remove; to get rid of |
|
3151 |
T |
terminate |
tə́ː[r]mənèit |
đIíçšé,ÉIíé,đIłšé,đdŘé |
bring
to an end |
3152 |
fascinate |
fǽsənèit |
Łšˇé |
Attract
or interest greatly |
|
3153 |
T |
donate |
dóuneit |
ńt(ńĄ)ˇé |
to
give money to a cause or charity |
3154 |
anticipate |
æntísəpèit |
\úˇéG\Şˇé; úҡé |
To
expect or look ahead to something positively |
|
3155 |
participate |
pɑː[r]tísəpèit |
QÁˇé |
To
take part with others in doing something |
|
3156 |
rate |
réit |
ŹxGGäŚ |
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 |
MÍđöŻé,üé |
make
more attractive by adding ornament, colour, etc. |
3159 |
T |
redecorate |
üˇé,ÍlÖŚđˇé,üľźˇ |
to
redo the inside of a house with new colors and furniture |
|
3160 |
generate |
dʒénərèit |
śÝoˇ |
To
create or be produced or bring into existence |
|
3161 |
operate |
ɑ́p[ə]rèit |
쎡éGěˇéGěpˇéGocˇé |
To
be working or being used |
|
3162 |
T |
cooperate |
kouɑ́pəreit |
ŚŻˇé,ŚÍˇé |
to
work together nicely |
3163 |
separate |
[v]sépərèit,[n.a]sép[ə]rət |
َGŞŻéCŞŠę˝ |
to
divide into parts, or to make something divide into parts |
|
3164 |
incorporate |
[v]inkɔ́ː[r]pərèit,[a]inkɔ́ː[r]p[ə]rət |
šˇéGgÝŢG@lgDťˇé |
To
include or involve as part of something else |
|
3165 |
T |
deteriorate |
dití[ə]riərèit |
Ťťłšé,áşłšé,¡é |
to
become worse in state |
3166 |
T |
freight |
fréit |
Ęݨ^,^ż,D×,ݨA,ĘÖ,^Ŕ,DŔ,óH^ |
goods
that are transported from one place to another |
3167 |
great |
ɡréit |
ˇÎ羢 |
Very
good; fantastic; wonderful |
|
3168 |
integrate |
[v]íntəɡrèit,[a]íntəɡrət |
ˇé |
to
combine together; make into one thing |
|
3169 |
concentrate |
kɑ́ns[ə]ntrèit |
Wˇé |
to
pay great attention to a task; focus |
|
3170 |
straight |
stréit |
ÜÁˇŽČ |
Not
having curves, bends, or angles |
|
3171 |
illustrate |
íləstrèit |
ྷé |
To
explain with examples to make easier to understand |
|
3172 |
T |
frustrate |
frʌ́streit |
ÁÜłšé,vćđ¸słšé,lđ¸]łšé |
to
upset someone |
3173 |
demonstrate |
démənstrèit |
ŘžˇéGŔءé |
To
show how something works (e.g. product) |
|
3174 |
T |
compensate |
kɑ́mp[ə]nsèit |
Éâˇé,âˇé,ⳡé,âłđsȤ |
to
give money for a service |
3175 |
T |
facilitate |
fəsílətèit |
eŐɡé,Łiˇé,yɡé |
to
help or make easier |
3176 |
hesitate |
hézitèit |
˝ßç¤ |
To
stop before doing something because you are unsure what to do |
|
3177 |
T |
irritate |
íritèit |
đ˘çž˝šé,đ{çšé,đhˇé |
to
bother |
3178 |
state |
stéit |
B |
region
within a country, with its own government |
|
3179 |
T |
devastate |
dévəstèit |
rpłšé,ynkz |
to
destroy completely |
3180 |
estate |
istéit |
ynGŕYGnĘ |
Land
that a person owns |
|
3181 |
T |
elevate |
éləvèit |
¸iłšé |
to
raise or make higher |
3182 |
T |
renovate |
rénəvèit |
vVˇé |
restore
to a previous or better condition |
3183 |
T |
activate |
ǽktivèit |
úË\đ^Śé,Ťťˇé,ŽIɡé,Žłšé |
to
start or begin something |
3184 |
motivate |
móutəvèit |
âéCÉłšé |
to
make someone enthusiastic about doing something |
|
3185 |
wait |
wéit |
ŇÂCŇ@ˇé |
to
spend time until an expected thing happens |
|
3186 |
weight |
wéit |
dł |
How
heavy something is |
|
3187 |
T |
await |
əwéit |
ŇÂ,ŇżóŻé,(¨Ş)ŇÁĢé |
to
wait for, or expect, something to happen |
3188 |
T |
fluctuate |
flʌ́ktʃuèit |
Žhˇé,ĎŽˇé,hގé |
comes
and goes stronger and weaker |
3189 |
T |
lightweight |
Cg,WĚdČşĚl(¨),(ŁZ)CgĚIč,yűęzÂÜçȢl |
someone
or something that is not heavy |
|
3190 |
situate |
[v]sítʃuèit,[a]sítʃuət |
ĘutŻé |
To
place someone or something in a particular place or position |
|
3191 |
evaluate |
ivǽljuèit |
]żˇé |
To
form an idea to judge something carefully |
|
3192 |
negotiate |
niɡóuʃièit |
đ¡é |
To
have a formal discussion to reach an agreement |
|
3193 |
appreciate |
əpríːʃièit |
誽v¤G´Óˇé |
to
be thankful for; to value or admire |
|
3194 |
create |
kriéit |
ěčoˇGn˘ˇé |
to
make, cause, or bring into existence |
|
3195 |
eat |
íːt |
H×é |
to
put food in your mouth |
|
3196 |
beat |
bíːt |
ĹżŠˇ |
To
win against another person or team; defeat |
|
3197 |
defeat |
difíːt |
skCЎ |
To
be victorious over an enemy/team/disease; beat |
|
3198 |
heat |
híːt |
MCMˇéGťąˇé |
To
make hot or hotter |
|
3199 |
sheet |
ʃíːt |
GpGV[g |
large
piece of fabric or material that is used to cover something, often a bed |
|
3200 |
T |
spreadsheet |
XvbhV[g,\vZ\tg |
a
computer program worksheet or table that you enter information onto |
|
3201 |
T |
fleet |
flíːt |
Ź˘,Íŕ,CR,ü] |
a
group of ships travelling together |
3202 |
T |
delete |
dilíːt |
íˇé |
remove
|
3203 |
athlete |
ǽĆliːt |
X|[cIč |
person
trained to compete in sports |
|
3204 |
complete |
kəmplíːt |
ŽSɡéGŽŹłšé |
To
finish or reach the end of doing something |
|
3205 |
T |
incomplete |
ìnkəmplíːt |
sŽSČ |
not
yet finished |
3206 |
meet |
míːt |
ďˇé |
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 |
łÁĎčľ˝,ŤżńĆľ˝,ąŹę˘Č,ďĄĚć˘,{ |
tidy,
clean |
3209 |
repeat |
ripíːt |
JčÔˇCJčÔľ |
To
say something again |
|
3210 |
compete |
kəmpíːt |
َé |
To
try to beat others at something, e.g. a race |
|
3211 |
greet |
ɡríːt |
ĽAˇéGo}Śé |
To
meet someone with friendly words and actions ; to welcome |
|
3212 |
concrete |
kɑ́nkriːt |
RN[gC RN[gĹĹßé |
hard
substance used in building made by mixing cement, sand, small stones, and
water |
|
3213 |
treat |
tríːt |
ľ¤ |
To
act in a certain way toward someone |
|
3214 |
street |
stríːt |
šGĘč |
road
in a city with buildings and places to walk |
|
3215 |
T |
retreat |
ritríːt |
řŢ,đď,Ţp,ăŢ,ŢpĚ},Ţ,Pޡé,đď() |
to
move back or withdraw from a place |
3216 |
seat |
síːt |
ŔČC
Čłšé |
To
show someone to a place that can sit down |
|
3217 |
T |
receipt |
risíːt |
óŻćéąĆ,V[g,óĚ,Ěű,űv,óĚ |
proof
of payment |
3218 |
T |
suite |
swíːt |
깍̎,ęŽĚĆď,ęg,XC[g,yaťpęzXC[g[ |
a
set of connecting rooms, usually in a hotel |
3219 |
sweet |
swíːt |
â |
tasting
like sugar; containing sugar |
|
3220 |
have |
ÁĢé |
To
own, possess, or hold something |
||
3221 |
of |
`ĚG`ŠçG`ÉÂ˘Ä |
Belonging
to or connected with something |
||
3222 |
above |
əbʌ́v |
〜ĚăÉ |
In
a higher place than something else |
|
3223 |
love |
lʌ́v |
¤ˇéC¤ |
To
care for and like someone very strong and deeply |
|
3224 |
T |
glove |
ɡlʌ́v |
O[u,čÜ |
something
you wear on your hand to keep warm |
3225 |
give |
ɡív |
čnˇ |
To
hand over or present something to someone |
|
3226 |
massive |
mǽsiv |
ĺČGĺĘĚ |
Very
big large too big |
|
3227 |
aggressive |
əɡrésiv |
ĎÉIČ; UIČ; DíIČ |
behaving
in a hostile and threatening way |
|
3228 |
impressive |
imprésiv |
óŰIČ |
Causing
admiration or respect; big, grand, expensive etc |
|
3229 |
T |
excessive |
iksésiv |
ßxĚ,KvČăĚ |
way
too much of something |
3230 |
T |
reflexive |
yś@zÄAŽ[ăź],ÄAĚ |
referring
back to itself |
|
3231 |
T |
apprehensive |
æ̀prihénsive |
Szľ˝,SzľÄ,đÍĚs˘ |
uneasy,
worried |
3232 |
comprehensive |
kɑ̀mprihénsiv |
ďIČGđÍĚ é |
Including
most or all things |
|
3233 |
expensive |
ikspénsiv |
liŞ˘ |
Costing
a lot of money |
|
3234 |
T |
inexpensive |
inikspénsive |
ďpĚŠŠçȢ |
having
a low price; cheap |
3235 |
extensive |
iksténsiv |
L˘ |
Large;
full or complete |
|
3236 |
T |
inclusive |
inklúːsiv |
ďIČ |
includes
everything |
3237 |
T |
exclusive |
iksklúːsiv |
rźIČ,ęĺIČ |
only
available to a certain group |
3238 |
negative |
néɡətiv |
ŰčĚGăëüŤĚCŰčGŰ |
Being
harmful, unwanted or unhelpful |
|
3239 |
initiative |
iníʃətiv |
\zGíŞ |
ability
to decide or act upon things yourself without depending on someone else |
|
3240 |
T |
cumulative |
kjúːmjələtiv |
ÝĎĚ,ÝĎ,ćÉÁˇé |
gets
bigger by more and more being added to it |
3241 |
relative |
rélətiv |
eĘ |
Measured
or considered in comparison to something else |
|
3242 |
T |
affirmative |
əfə́ː[r]mətiv |
fčIČ,mčĚ,ĎÉIČ,fĹ˝é |
positive,
meaning 'yes' |
3243 |
T |
informative |
mŻ(îń)đ^Śé,LvČ |
tells
you a lot of useful facts about somethiing |
|
3244 |
alternative |
ɔːltə́ː[r]nətiv |
IđGăÖÄ |
Other
choices |
|
3245 |
narrative |
nǽrətiv |
¨ę |
the
telling of a story |
|
3246 |
T |
imperative |
impérətiv |
˝ßIČ,đŻçęȢ,ľR˝é,Ů}Ě,âÎÉKvČ,§IČ,yś@z˝ß@(Ě) |
very
important and urgent |
3247 |
sensitive |
sénsətiv |
q´ČG@×Č |
Easily
hurt or damaged |
|
3248 |
competitive |
kəmpétətiv |
ŁĚGŁS̢ |
Being
strongly driven to win or be better than |
|
3249 |
representative |
rèprizéntətiv |
ă\ŇCă\ˇé |
Typical
of a particular group or thing |
|
3250 |
conservative |
kənsə́ː[r]vətiv |
ŰçIČ |
Resistant
to change |
|
3251 |
T |
consecutive |
kənsékjətiv |
Aąľ˝,pąIČ,AąIČ,řŤą,_ŞęŃľ˝,yś@zĘĚ |
following
one after the other |
3252 |
executive |
iɡzékjətiv |
˛ |
a
senior manager in a business or organization |
|
3253 |
positive |
pɑ́zətiv |
mŠČGmčIČGOüŤČ |
Good
or useful in qualities, constructive, confident |
|
3254 |
active |
ǽktiv |
ŽIČG\ŽIČ |
Moving
around a lot or doing many things |
|
3255 |
T |
interactive |
C^NeBuČ,ÎbŽĚ,ŔľĚ,ĹVĚ |
to
engage with others |
|
3256 |
attractive |
ətrǽktiv |
ŁÍIČ |
making
you like them, as by being good-looking |
|
3257 |
T |
productive |
prədʌ́ktiv |
śYIČ,śYÍĚ é,LxČ,˝YČ,đśśé |
useful
or worthwhile, e.g. a productive meeting |
3258 |
effective |
iféktiv |
řĘIČ |
working
efficiently to produce a desired result |
|
3259 |
T |
defective |
sÇĚ |
when
something is not working |
|
3260 |
objective |
əbdʒéktiv |
ÚW |
something
you decide you want to do; goal |
|
3261 |
T |
prospective |
ŠÝĚ Á˝,ŤĚ,úŇłęé |
possible
in the future, e.g. prospective client |
|
3262 |
perspective |
pə[r]spéktiv |
_Gß@ |
way
of thinking, an attitude toward something |
|
3263 |
T |
protective |
ŰěĚ,ŰěpĚ |
to
want to keep safe |
|
3264 |
incentive |
inséntiv |
hGŽö |
Something
that encourages a person to work hard |
|
3265 |
T |
descriptive |
diskríptiv |
LqIČ |
something
that tells you more about it |
3266 |
T |
automotive |
ɔ̀ːtəmóutiv |
ŠŽĚ |
of
or relating to motor vehicles |
3267 |
native |
néitiv |
lCeBuGęębŇ |
person
speaking a language from birth |
|
3268 |
T |
administrative |
ədmínəstrèitiv |
săĚ,ocăĚ |
to
do with the management of an office |
3269 |
creative |
kriéitiv |
n˘ÍĚ é |
Having
the ability to make something new |
|
3270 |
solve |
sɑ́lv |
đˇé |
To
find a way to deal with a problem |
|
3271 |
evolve |
ivɑ́lv |
iťˇéG Wˇé |
To
slowly change or develop into something better |
|
3272 |
involve |
invɑ́lv |
ÜŢGÖíéGŞŤŢ |
To
have or be included as a part of something |
|
3273 |
resolve |
rizɑ́lv |
đˇé |
To
be determined to find an answer or to solve problems |
|
3274 |
twelve |
twélv |
12 |
12 |
|
3275 |
curve |
kə́ː[r]v |
ČüCČŞč |
smooth
rounded line that is not straight |
|
3276 |
nerve |
nə́ː[r]v |
_o |
fibers
in the body that enable feeling and movement |
|
3277 |
serve |
sə́ː[r]v |
ˇéGđ§Â |
to
give or provide something to another person |
|
3278 |
observe |
əbzə́ː[r]v |
Ď@ˇé |
to
watch carefully; to make a comment |
|
3279 |
preserve |
prizə́ː[r]v |
Űśˇé |
To
keep or maintain in an unchanged or perfect condition |
|
3280 |
deserve |
dizə́ː[r]v |
lˇé |
To
be worthy of, e.g. getting praise or attention |
|
3281 |
reserve |
rizə́ː[r]v |
\ńˇéGćÁĨ |
To
arrange for a room, table be kept for you, at particular time. |
|
3282 |
move |
múːv |
ŽŠˇGÚŽˇé |
to
cause something to change to a different place |
|
3283 |
remove |
rimúːv |
ćčGđCˇé |
To
move, erase or take away from a place |
|
3284 |
prove |
prúːv |
Řžˇé |
To
demonstrate truth by providing evidence |
|
3285 |
approve |
əprúːv |
^ʎéGĽFˇé |
To
have a positive opinion of someone or something |
|
3286 |
improve |
imprúːv |
üPˇé |
To
make, or become, something better |
|
3287 |
T |
dive |
dáiv |
ňŃŢ |
jump
in or swim under water |
3288 |
five |
fáiv |
5 |
5 |
|
3289 |
T |
archive |
ɑ́ː[r]kaiv |
öL^ŰÇ,öś |
a
place where documents are kept for a long time |
3290 |
live |
láiv
lív |
śŤé |
To
be alive |
|
3291 |
alive |
əláiv |
śŤÄ˘é |
Living;
not dead |
|
3292 |
drive |
dráiv |
^]ˇé |
To
control a vehicle so that it moves somewhere |
|
3293 |
arrive |
əráiv |
ˇé |
to
reach the place you are travelling to |
|
3294 |
derive |
diráiv |
řŤoˇ |
Formed
or developed from something else; not original |
|
3295 |
survive |
sə[r]váiv |
ĎŚéGśŤcé |
to
continue to live despite illness or trouble |
|
3296 |
behave |
bihéiv |
Ué¤ |
to
act in a particular way; to act correctly |
|
3297 |
slave |
sléiv |
zę |
Someone
who is legally owned by another person |
|
3298 |
save |
séiv |
~¤ |
To
rescue someone or something from a bad situation |
|
3299 |
T |
waive |
wéiv |
( )đúüˇé,Pńˇé,đˇľTŚé |
to
give up or do without |
3300 |
wave |
wéiv |
čđUé |
to
move your hand or arm to say hello or goodbye |
|
3301 |
T |
microwave |
}CNg |
kitchen
appliance that cooks food quickly |
|
3302 |
achieve |
ətʃíːv |
Bʎé |
To
succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard |
|
3303 |
leave |
líːv |
é |
to
go away from; depart |
|
3304 |
believe |
bilíːv |
Mśé |
To
think or accept that something is true |
|
3305 |
T |
relieve |
rilíːv |
đ~¤,đaç°é |
to
take something away from someone |
3306 |
T |
sleeve |
slíːv |
ťĹ,ł,X[u,R[hĚWPbg,ÉťĹđtŻé |
the
part of a garment that covers some, or all, of the arm |
3307 |
T |
retrieve |
ritríːv |
őˇé,řŤoˇ,ćčߡ,¤,ńűˇé,ńˇé |
to
go and get something back |
3308 |
receive |
risíːv |
óŻéGóMˇé |
to
get something that someone has given or sent to you |
|
3309 |
perceive |
pə[r]síːv |
moˇéGCĂ |
To
notice or become aware of something |
|
3310 |
how |
háu |
ÇĚć¤É |
(used
to explain the way to do something) |
|
3311 |
somehow |
sʌ́mhàu |
Ǥ˘¤íŻŠGČńçŠĚű@Ĺ |
In
a way that is not known or certain |
|
3312 |
T |
anyhow |
énihàu |
ČńĆľÄĹŕ,˘¸ęÉšć |
anyway,
besides |
3313 |
cow |
káu |
|
large
farm animal from which we get milk and beef |
|
3314 |
allow |
əláu |
¡é |
To
let or permit someone do something |
|
3315 |
T |
plow |
pláu |
(_kpĚ)ˇŤ,L,kˇ,đˇŤĹkˇ |
to
force your way through something |
3316 |
now |
náu |
ĄGˇŽÉGąęŠçGłÄG˘Üâ`žŠç |
At
the present time or moment |
|
3317 |
owe |
óu |
ŘčŞ éG`ąŞ éG¨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 |
`OÉ |
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 |
oąˇéG(ĄĂČÇđ)óŻé |
To
experience or endure something (bad) that happens to you |
|
3324 |
T |
logo |
lóuɡou |
äÍ |
a
small design used by a company as its symbol |
3325 |
though |
ðóu |
`žŻęÇŕ |
Although,
despite the fact that |
|
3326 |
although |
ɔː[l]ðóu |
〜žŻęÇŕ |
Despite
the fact that; however |
|
3327 |
Show |
iâčűđjŠšéGłŚé |
To
explain or teach how something is done |
||
3328 |
low |
lóu |
ᢠ|
not
high; being near the ground, or bottom |
|
3329 |
follow |
fɑ́lou |
ăÉ¢ÄsG]¤ |
to
come after someone; be guided by someone |
|
3330 |
blow |
blóu |
ŤňΡ |
To
move something using air |
|
3331 |
flow |
flóu |
Źęé |
To
move steadily and easily in a certain direction |
|
3332 |
hello |
helóu |
ąńÉżÍ |
What
you say when you meet someone |
|
3333 |
fellow |
félou |
Ô |
belonging
to the same group |
|
3334 |
yellow |
jélou |
ŠF |
color
of lemons or the sun |
|
3335 |
below |
bilóu |
şÉGá |
In
a lower position, place, or level |
|
3336 |
T |
pillow |
pílou |
,Üç(đˇé) |
soft
cushion to rest your head on when you go to bed |
3337 |
slow |
slóu |
x˘GxČé |
moving
or happening without speed; not fast |
|
3338 |
T |
memo |
mémou |
oŚŤ,,Ev |
a
written reminder to do somethng |
3339 |
know |
nóu |
mÁĢé |
to
have knowledge of things in your mind |
|
3340 |
no |
nóu |
˘˘ŚCľĚ`ŕȢGľÄ`Ȣ |
being
none; not having or being |
|
3341 |
piano |
piǽnou |
sAm |
keyboard
instrument used for playing music |
|
3342 |
snow |
snóu |
áCáŞ~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 |
Řčé |
To
take and later return something from another |
|
3345 |
tomorrow |
təmɔ́[ː]rou |
žúG˘ |
day
after today |
|
3346 |
T |
thorough |
Ćə́ːrou |
ŽSČ,OęIČ,SŠçĚ,âÎIČ,Ú×Č |
to
be carefully and completely done, e.g. a thorough search |
3347 |
grow |
ɡróu |
ʎˇé |
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 |
pY |
person
of great courage and strength who saves others |
|
3350 |
throw |
Ćróu |
°é |
To
use your arm to make a thing fly through the air |
|
3351 |
pro |
ęĺE |
Playing
a sport as a job |
||
3352 |
T |
euro |
[ |
a
unit of money used in a number of European countries |
|
3353 |
zero |
zí[ə]rou |
[ |
number
0 |
|
3354 |
T |
sew |
sóu |
đD¤,D˘¨đˇé,đD˘tŻé |
to
use a needle and thread |
3355 |
So |
ɔ́ːlsou |
ťĚRĹ |
For
that reason |
|
3356 |
also |
tóu |
`ŕÜ˝GŻlÉGťĚă |
In
addition; too; in a similar way |
|
3357 |
T |
tow |
ɔ́ːtou |
(jĽ˝Ĺ)đřÁŁé(ąĆ),([vť˘Ě)¸ |
pull
something along |
3358 |
T |
auto |
fóutou |
ŠČ |
car |
3359 |
photo |
təméitou |
Ę^ |
short
for photograph; a picture taken by a camera |
|
3360 |
T |
tomato |
pətéitou |
g}g,,ş,yęzŠw,ŕ |
a
round red fruit, usually thought of as a vegetable |
3361 |
potato |
məskíːtou |
śáŞ˘ŕ |
edible
tuber vegetable |
|
3362 |
T |
mosquito |
vídiòu |
yzá,J |
a
small winged insect that bites |
3363 |
video |
st[j]úːdiòu |
ŽćGrfI |
recording
capturing action with sound |
|
3364 |
studio |
réidiou |
X^WI |
place
for painting, broadcasting, etc |
|
3365 |
radio |
réiʃou |
WI |
system
for sending and receiving signals through the air |
|
3366 |
ratio |
pɔː[r]tfóuliòu |
äŚ |
quantitative
relationship in size, etc |
|
3367 |
T |
portfolio |
stériòu |
ĺbĚEĽnĘ,(Lˇé)LżŘ(ę\),ÎłÝ |
a
collection of investments that someone owns |
3368 |
T |
stereo |
XeIĚ,XeI(^š)űŽ,ĹčĎO,§ĚĘ^ |
a
device that plays sound through two or more speakers |
|
3369 |
do |
d[j]úː |
ˇé |
To
act; to perform actions |
|
3370 |
due |
úúĚA úĚ |
when
something is required or expected |
||
3371 |
T |
overdue |
stǽtʃuː |
(xĽ˘)úŔĚߏ˝,xę˝ |
past
the date you should do something; late |
3372 |
T |
statue |
húː |
,¤,Y |
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 |
C |
outer
covering for the foot made from leather |
|
3375 |
issue |
blúː |
âčG__ |
important
topic discussed, debated or argued over |
|
3376 |
blue |
flúː |
¢ |
color
of the clear sky |
|
3377 |
T |
flu |
klúː |
CtGU |
illness
that you catch from other people, that gives you a fever for a few days |
3378 |
T |
clue |
n[j]úː |
誊č,Řš,ŠŹ,č|Šč,
ű,[ |
a
hint, a tip |
3379 |
new |
ən[j]úː |
Vľ˘ |
Not
old, recently born, built or made |
|
3380 |
T |
anew |
révən[j]ùː |
ÄŃ,VKÉ |
starting
over again, a fresh start |
3381 |
revenue |
rin[j]úː |
űü |
Money
that is made by or paid to a business |
|
3382 |
T |
renew |
Ćruː |
đVľˇé,đÄŃnßé,đXVˇé,đÄŃ˝ˇ |
to
make something new again |
3383 |
through |
krúː |
〜đĘśÄ; 〜đĘľÄGŽSÉ |
From
one end or side of something to the other end or side |
|
3384 |
crew |
trúː |
ćgő |
organized
group of workers (e.g. on a ship) |
|
3385 |
true |
s[j]úː |
^ŔĚ; {Ě |
Agreeing
with the facts; not false; real or actual |
|
3386 |
T |
sue |
pə[r]s[j]úː |
điŚé,i×đNąˇ,ż¤,iˇé |
To
take legal action against someone |
3387 |
pursue |
ǡé |
To
follow and try to catch or to reach a goal |
||
3388 |
to |
túː |
`ÖG`ÉG`ÜĹG`ÉÎľÄG`ˇéąĆG`˝ßÉ |
Move
towards; in the direction of |
|
3389 |
two |
túː |
2 |
2 |
|
3390 |
too |
ÜčÉ`ˇŹé |
say
that something is more than you want |
||
3391 |
onto |
`ĚăÉG`ÉüŻçęÄ |
Movement
towards a certain direction, or into a certain area |
||
3392 |
into |
`ĚÖ |
Going
inside something |
||
3393 |
elect to |
IÔ |
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 |
ȢGŮĆńÇȢ |
not
many; small in number |
|
3396 |
argue |
bɑ́ː[r]bikjùː |
ž˘¤ |
To
give reasons for or against an idea or point of view |
|
3397 |
T |
barbecue |
réskjuː |
o[xL
[ |
meal
that has been cooked on a grill, outdoors |
3398 |
rescue |
vǽljuː |
~ˇéC~ |
To
save something from danger or harm |
|
3399 |
value |
ménjuː |
liđÂŻé |
To
say how much money something is worth |
|
3400 |
menu |
vénjuː |
j
[ |
list
of dishes available at a restaurant |
|
3401 |
T |
venue |
kəntínjuː |
Wę,ďę,(sŽĽĚ)ťę |
the
place that an event is happening |
3402 |
continue |
dìskəntínjuː |
ą |
To
do something without stopping, or after pausing |
|
3403 |
T |
discontinue |
tíʃuː |
p~ˇé,~ˇé |
stop
doing it |
3404 |
tissue |
vjúː |
eBbV
|
piece
of thin, soft paper that is used, in particular, for blowing and cleaning the
nose |
|
3405 |
view |
íntə[r]vjùː |
ŠŚéŕĚAE |
things
you are able to see from a specific place |
|
3406 |
interview |
ĘÚGC^r
[ |
To
formally ask questions about a given topic |
||
3407 |
T |
overview |
rivjúː |
TĎ,Ę |
a
general summary of a subject |
3408 |
review |
á]Cá]ˇé |
To
carefully look at the quality of something |
||
3409 |
T |
preview |
zúː |
ʡé,\Ň |
a
chance to see something before it becomes generally available |
3410 |
T |
zoo |
ái |
ލ |
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 |
yÔzłćČç |
opposite
of 'hello' |
3413 |
buy |
bái |
¤ |
To
get something by paying money for it |
|
3414 |
by |
`ĚßÉ |
Near;
with |
||
3415 |
T |
hereby |
ąęÉćÁÄ |
a
formal way of saying 'as a result of this' |
|
3416 |
nearby |
níə[r]bái |
ßĚCßÉ |
Close
to where you are |
|
3417 |
die |
dái |
Ę |
(of
a person) to stop living |
|
3418 |
modify |
mɑ́dəfài |
ĎXˇé |
To
make minor change to something |
|
3419 |
qualify |
kwɑ́ləfài |
iđćé |
to
earn a qualification through exam/studying |
|
3420 |
T |
simplify |
símpləfài |
Pťˇé,đPɡé |
make
easier to understand |
3421 |
T |
signify |
síɡnəfài |
đÓĄˇé,𦷠|
shows
a sign that it has an important meaning |
3422 |
T |
clarify |
klǽrifài |
žçŠÉˇé,nbLłšé |
to
explain or make clear |
3423 |
T |
verify |
vérəfài |
Řžˇé,Ş{Ĺ éąĆđŘžˇé,đ§Řˇé |
confirm
the truth of |
3424 |
T |
classify |
klǽsəfài |
ŞŢˇé |
to
put into a category |
3425 |
specify |
spésəfài |
wčˇé |
To
state, name or mention exactly and clearly |
|
3426 |
identify |
aidéntəfài |
mFˇéGŻęˇé |
To
indicate who or what someone or something is |
|
3427 |
T |
certify |
sə́ː[r]tifài |
Řžˇé |
to
state something is real or correct |
3428 |
justify |
dʒʌ́stəfài |
łťˇé |
To
give reasons why you did something or why it is right |
|
3429 |
T |
notify |
nóutəfài |
\ˇé,Ęmˇé,mˇé,ÍŻoé,Lˇé |
officially
tell someone some information |
3430 |
satisfy |
sǽtisfài |
˝ˇ |
To
be happy because you met your expectation |
|
3431 |
T |
dissatisfy |
di[s]sǽtisfài |
ŤłšČ˘ |
to
make someone not pleased with what you have done |
3432 |
guy |
ɡái |
jGâ |
informal
man; boy; any person |
|
3433 |
hi |
hái |
â GąńÉżÍ |
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 |
RCRđ |
To
say something that you know is not true |
|
3437 |
ally |
[v]əlái,[n]ǽlai |
Żż |
Someone
who supports, helps, or defends you |
|
3438 |
fly |
flái |
Hν˘ÄňÔ |
To
travel through the air using wings |
|
3439 |
apply |
əplái |
\ľŢG\żˇé |
to
ask formally for (job, building permission etc) |
|
3440 |
supply |
səplái |
ˇé |
To
give or sell goods to others for their use |
|
3441 |
reply |
riplái |
ŚéCÔM |
Answer
someone's question |
|
3442 |
T |
comply |
kəmplái |
(ó]ĽvČÇÉ)]¤,śé |
to
obey a rule |
3443 |
imply |
implái |
ĂÉÓĄˇé |
to
suggest something, without saying it directly |
|
3444 |
underlie |
ʌ̀ndə[r]lái |
ŞęÉ é |
To
lie or exist beneath |
|
3445 |
July |
7 |
7th
month of the year |
||
3446 |
my |
Ě |
Of
mine; belonging to me |
||
3447 |
deny |
dinái |
Űčˇé |
To
refuse to allow or accept something |
|
3448 |
T |
pie |
pái |
pC,z,yČąĆ,yšzJTTM |
round,
covered pastrywith a filling like cherry or apple |
3449 |
occupy |
ɑ́kjəpài |
čßé |
To
fill a time, a space, or an area |
|
3450 |
dry |
drái |
Ł˘˝ |
Without
water; not wet |
|
3451 |
T |
fry |
frái |
űĹg°é,dCÖqĹYˇé,t,(WI)Źł˘ŕĚ(qÇŕĽŹŽ¨) |
to
cook in a pan |
3452 |
cry |
krái |
|
to
produce tears and sounds because of pain |
|
3453 |
try |
trái |
ˇGâÁÄÝé |
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 |
ÔGé |
To
attach things (together) with a string or rope |
|
3456 |
day |
déi |
ú |
Each
of the 24 hours beginning at midnight |
|
3457 |
holiday |
hɑ́lədèi |
xúGjú |
day
when people don't go to work or school |
|
3458 |
today |
tədéi |
Ąú |
on
this day; at the time that is happening now |
|
3459 |
T |
birthday |
bə́ː[r]Ćdèi |
aśú |
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 |
˘ÂŠ |
At
some unspecified time in the future |
3462 |
Sunday |
újú |
seventh
day of the week, the day after Saturday |
||
3463 |
yesterday |
jéstə[r]dei |
đú |
day
before today |
|
3464 |
everyday |
évridèi |
úGúíĚ |
Used
or seen daily; suitable for daily use; ordinary |
|
3465 |
Thursday |
Řjú |
fourth
day of the week; the day after Wednesday |
||
3466 |
gay |
ɡéi |
ŻŤ¤Ň |
person
attracted to someone of the same sex |
|
3467 |
they |
ŢçGŢçGťęç |
Used
to refer to two or more people, animals, or things |
||
3468 |
okay |
óukéi |
ćľGíŠÁ˝CÜ Ü CłFˇé |
Yes;
alright |
|
3469 |
lay |
léi |
uGĄ˝Śé |
To
put or set something down in a flat position |
|
3470 |
delay |
diléi |
xçšéCx |
To
do something later than is planned or expected |
|
3471 |
play |
pléi |
ŁZˇé |
To
do or perform a game or sport |
|
3472 |
display |
displéi |
\ڎéGWڎéC\ŚGWŚ |
to
put so they can be seen or be bought |
|
3473 |
may |
méi |
〜ľÄŕć˘G`ŠŕľęȢG`Ĺ ë¤ |
expresses
permission, possibility or probability |
|
3474 |
pay |
péi |
Ľ¤GxĽ˘ |
To
give money for goods or work done |
|
3475 |
T |
overpay |
ÉĽ˘ˇŹé |
to
hand over too much money |
|
3476 |
T |
ray |
réi |
úËü,őü,őž,Đçߍ,Mü,źa,yzGC |
a
beam of light from the sun |
3477 |
gray |
ɡréi |
DFĚ |
Color
between black and white (also spelled grey) |
|
3478 |
pray |
préi |
FéGFčˇé |
To
wish or hope for something to happen or be true |
|
3479 |
T |
spray |
spréi |
Xv[ˇé,đŤ|Żé,Xv[,Ź}(üč) |
to
send tiny drops of liquid into the air |
3480 |
T |
tray |
tréi |
~,óŻM,żđŕÁ˝M |
a
flat plate used to carry things, usually coffee or tea |
3481 |
say |
séi |
ž¤Gžtđg¤ |
To
use words to tell your message |
|
3482 |
essay |
[v]eséi,[n]ései |
Ź_ś; GbZC |
short
written work that displays someone's opinions or beliefs regarding a
particular subject |
|
3483 |
stay |
stéi |
Řݡé |
To
spend time visiting a place or someonefs home |
|
3484 |
T |
convey |
kənvéi |
đ`Śé,đ^Ô |
to
give a message to someone |
3485 |
survey |
[v]sə[r]véi,[n]˦˨ |
˛¸ˇé |
To
ask people a question about a particular topic |
|
3486 |
weigh |
wéi |
dłđĘé |
to
determine the weight of, using scales |
|
3487 |
way |
wéi |
ű@Gâčű |
how
something is done |
|
3488 |
T |
subway |
sʌ́bwèi |
nşš,nşS |
a
tunnel under the road for people to walk through |
3489 |
away |
əwéi |
ŁęÄ |
Not
here; far from here; in a different direction |
|
3490 |
T |
getaway |
(ĆlĚ)Ś,(ÔĽŁĚ)X^[g |
escape
or leave very quickly |
|
3491 |
T |
walkway |
Uŕš,ŕš,ĘH |
a
connecting passage or path for pedestrians to move along |
|
3492 |
T |
hallway |
Lş,şÖ |
a
passage or corridor that other rooms open out of |
|
3493 |
T |
railway |
réilwèi |
ypzSš,yÖ(HĘ)Oš |
transport
system of tracks ,stations and trains |
3494 |
T |
underway |
isĹ,ˇsĚ |
happening
now |
|
3495 |
T |
highway |
háiwèi |
ĺv[g,nCEFC,˛üšH |
a
major road connecting cities |
3496 |
anyway |
éniwèi |
ĆÉŠG˘¸ęÉšć |
A
word people use to change the topic of a conversation |
|
3497 |
be |
`Ĺ é |
Being |
||
3498 |
T |
hobby |
hɑ́bi |
šy,ďĄ,zr[ |
something
you do in your spare time for fun |
3499 |
T |
lobby |
lɑ́bi |
r[Éoüčˇé,cőÉŤŠŻé,ĚĘß^Žđˇé,łÍcĚ,r[,ĺLş |
the
main area of a hotel just inside the entrance |
3500 |
baby |
béibi |
ÔńV |
very
young child, who cannot yet speak |
|
3501 |
maybe |
méibi[ː] |
ྊˇéĆG˝Ôń |
Possibly
but not certainly; perhaps |
|
3502 |
body |
bɑ́di |
ĚGl |
A
person's physical self |
|
3503 |
somebody |
sʌ́mbɑ̀di |
NŠ |
Person
who is not known or named |
|
3504 |
nobody |
nóub[ə]di |
Nŕ`Ȣ |
no
person; no one; not any person |
|
3505 |
everybody |
évribɑ̀di |
ÝńČGNĹŕ |
Every
person; everyone |
|
3506 |
anybody |
énibɑ̀di |
i^âśĹjNŠCiŰčśĹjNŕCimčśĹjNĹŕ |
Any
person; anyone |
|
3507 |
bloody |
blʌ́di |
ŞÂ˘˝CĐÇ |
Covered
or spotted with blood on the surface |
|
3508 |
comedy |
kɑ́mədi |
RfB[ |
Light
or amusing play or film, usually with a happy ending |
|
3509 |
study |
stʌ́di |
סé |
To
focus on learning something usually at school |
|
3510 |
ready |
rédi |
pÓĚĹŤ˝G`ľŞżGŚŔĚ |
Prepared |
|
3511 |
already |
ɔːlrédi |
ˇĹÉ |
Having
happened or been done before this time |
|
3512 |
steady |
stédi |
Ŕčľ˝ |
Firmly
fixed, supported or balanced; not shaking, rocking or likely to fall over |
|
3513 |
T |
handy |
hǽndi |
ĎvÍĚ é,ăčČ,ípČ,ÖČ |
useful |
3514 |
T |
candy |
kǽndi |
Lf[ |
a
very sweet food, made from sugar and other things, that is good to eat |
3515 |
Monday |
jú |
second
day of the week; the day after Sunday |
||
3516 |
T |
windy |
wíndi |
yCŰz̢ |
weather
that is stormy or gusty |
3517 |
thirty |
Ćə́ː[r]ti |
30 |
number
30 |
|
3518 |
Saturday |
yjú |
sixth
day of the week; the day after Friday |
||
3519 |
T |
cloudy |
kláudi |
yCŰz_Ě,ÜÁ˝ |
weather
where the sky is filled with clouds |
3520 |
Friday |
ŕjú |
firth
day of the week; the day after Thursday |
||
3521 |
T |
tidy |
táidi |
ąŹę˘Č,ŤżńĆľ˝,ŽRĆľ˝,ŰXľ˝,NČ,L`Ćľ˝ |
put
things in their correct place |
3522 |
lady |
léidi |
ŤGwl |
another
way of saying ewomanf |
|
3523 |
T |
needy |
níːdi |
nľÄ˘é,ńíÉnRČ |
people
who are poor and do not have enough to live on |
3524 |
Wednesday |
jú |
third
day of the week; the day after Tuesday |
||
3525 |
Tuesday |
Îjú |
second
day of the wee; the day after Monday |
||
3526 |
fee |
fíː |
żŕ |
amount
of money paid for a particular service |
|
3527 |
coffee |
kɔ́ːfi |
R[q[ |
A
brown drink made from roasted beans and boiled water |
|
3528 |
T |
photography |
fətɑ́ɡrəfi |
Ę^p,Ę^Be(Ć) |
the
art of taking pictures |
3529 |
T |
biography |
baiɑ́ɡrəfi |
ęăL,`L |
someone's
life story |
3530 |
philosophy |
fəlɑ́səfi |
Nw |
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 |
ČwZp |
use
or knowledge of science in industry, engineering etc |
|
3533 |
T |
apology |
əpɑ́lədʒi |
Ůđ,ž˘ó,Óß,yűęzÜÉ íšĚŕĚ |
saying
you are sorry for something |
3534 |
T |
biology |
baiɑ́lədʒi |
ś¨w,śÔw |
the
study of nature |
3535 |
strategy |
strǽtədʒi |
íŞ |
careful
plan or method for achieving a goal |
|
3536 |
T |
allergy |
ǽlə[r]dʒi |
AM[ |
condition
that means you get ill if you come into contact with a particular material |
3537 |
energy |
énə[r]dʒi |
¸ÍGGlM[ |
physical
or mental strength |
|
3538 |
refugee |
rèfjudʒíː |
ďŻ |
person
who has been forced to leave his or her country due to a war or for religious
reasons |
|
3539 |
she |
ʃíː,[weak]ʃi |
Ţ |
female
person or animal mentioned before |
|
3540 |
T |
lengthy |
ˇ˝çľ˘,çˇČ,ˇ˘ |
long
in time or size |
|
3541 |
healthy |
hélĆi |
NČ |
in
good condition physically (or financially); not ill or bad |
|
3542 |
wealthy |
wélĆi |
TČ |
Having
a great quantity of money or property |
|
3543 |
key |
kíː |
ŠŹCdvČ |
Something
you use to open a lock or start a car |
|
3544 |
lucky |
lʌ́ki |
^Ěć˘ |
fortunate;
having good things happen by chance |
|
3545 |
T |
cookie |
kúki |
NbL[,yęzâÂ,ŁÍIČ |
a
small, flat, round, dry, sweet cake-like snack |
3546 |
ski |
skíː |
XL[ |
One
of a pair of long flat runners attached to the feet for gliding over snow |
|
3547 |
probably |
prɑ́bəbli |
¨ťç |
(+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 |
ŤIÉGIÉ |
In
a fair and just manner |
|
3550 |
T |
considerably |
kənsíd[ə]rəbli |
ŠČč |
to
a large degree |
3551 |
possibly |
pɑ́səbli |
lŚć¤ÉćÁÄÍG`ŠŕmęȢ |
may
be true or likely, but is uncertain |
|
3552 |
T |
comfortably |
Cć |
to
do something easily |
|
3553 |
T |
assembly |
əsémbli |
cď,ď,g§Ä,Wßé,Wď,ş@,W,gݧÄ(i) |
when
people are gathered together |
3554 |
badly |
bǽdli |
Ť |
Not
in a good way; not as wanted or liked |
|
3555 |
rapidly |
rǽpidli |
}ŹÉ |
With
great speed |
|
3556 |
T |
repeatedly |
JčÔľÄ,ÄOÄl |
many
times |
|
3557 |
secondly |
sék[ə]n[d]li |
ćńÉ |
Concerning
a point or reason after the first |
|
3558 |
friendly |
frén[d]li |
FDIČ |
Acting
like a friend; kind and helpful |
|
3559 |
hardly |
hɑ́ː[r]dli |
ŮĆńÇ`Ȣ |
Clearly
or undoubtedly not; very little |
|
3560 |
T |
loudly |
láudli |
hčÉ,ĺşĹ |
in
a manner that is not quiet |
3561 |
widely |
SőÉ |
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 |
eGÉGčr |
In
an inexact or imprecise manner |
|
3564 |
T |
safely |
séifli |
ł,ŔSÉ,łÉ |
in
a way that is not dangerous |
3565 |
briefly |
bríːfli |
ČÉ |
Happening
in a short period of time; using few words |
|
3566 |
increasingly |
inkríːsiŋli |
ܡܡ |
more
and more; in greater degree or amount |
|
3567 |
ugly |
ʌ́ɡli |
X˘ |
Unpleasant
to look at; not attractive |
|
3568 |
T |
accordingly |
əkɔ́ː[r]diŋli |
ťęäŚ,Ƣ¤íŻĹ |
therefore,
so |
3569 |
surprisingly |
sə[r]práiziŋli |
ÁŮÇ |
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 |
ľÁŠčĆ,
XĆ,ąąĆ |
in
a slow and even manner |
3572 |
faithfully |
ŔÉ |
in
a trustworthy manner |
||
3573 |
hopefully |
číÍG¤Ü˘ŻÎ |
in
a manner wishing something to happen |
||
3574 |
carefully |
kéə[r]f[ə]li |
Ó[ |
In
a manner that involves focus and care |
|
3575 |
successfully |
səksésf[ə]li |
Ź÷ˇéŠ˝żĹ |
In
a manner that achieves a goal |
|
3576 |
T |
specially |
spéʃəli |
ÁÉ,ÁĘÉ |
in
particular |
3577 |
T |
officially |
əfíʃəli |
öŽÉ,Eąă |
done
by the government or office in charge |
3578 |
initially |
ßÍ |
At
first; originally |
||
3579 |
T |
substantially |
səbstǽnʃəli |
ľÁŠčĆ,ŔżIÉ,\ŞÉ |
a
great deal, amount |
3580 |
potentially |
öÝIÉ |
that
could happen or become reality |
||
3581 |
T |
partially |
ŞIÉ,ęŞ,s\ŞÉ,sö˝É,ęŞÍ,ÁŞIÉ |
In
part; in some degree; not wholly |
|
3582 |
T |
periodically |
üúIÉ,čúIÉ |
every
so often, at regular times |
|
3583 |
T |
locally |
lóukəli |
ÇIÉ,ęIÉ |
in
a specific area |
3584 |
family |
fǽm[ə]li |
ư |
a
group of people who are related through blood |
|
3585 |
T |
formally |
łŽÉ,{ŽÉ,öŽÉ,VŽŁÁÄ,ęľ,`Žă,`ŽIÉ,OŠIÉ,çVłľ |
officially |
|
3586 |
normally |
nɔ́ː[r]məli |
ĘÍGłíÉ |
In
the manner that is usual or ordinary |
|
3587 |
originally |
ərídʒ[ə]nəli |
ŕĆŕĆ |
At
first; in the beginning |
|
3588 |
T |
traditionally |
`IÉ,Ă |
to
do things the way they used to be done |
|
3589 |
occasionally |
əkéiʒ[ə]nəli |
ÜÉ |
not
very often; sometimes; seldom |
|
3590 |
personally |
pə́ː[r]s[ə]nəli |
ÂlIÉGŠç |
by
a specific person, and not by anyone else |
|
3591 |
finally |
fáin[ə]li |
ĹăÉGâÁĆ |
After
a long time or some difficulty |
|
3592 |
naturally |
nǽtʃ[ə]rəli |
ŠRÉ |
Without
the aid of someone or something |
|
3593 |
generally |
dʒén[ə]r[ə]li |
ęĘÉ |
Usually;
as a rule; by, to or for most people |
|
3594 |
literally |
lít[ə]rəli |
śĘč |
In
a way that expresses the exact or LITERAL meaning of something |
|
3595 |
primarily |
praimér[ə]li |
ĺÉ |
in
the most basic or important way |
|
3596 |
T |
temporarily |
tèmpərér[ə]li |
źčÉ,źÉ,Ŕ,ęIÉ |
not
for ever, for a short while |
3597 |
necessarily |
nèsəsér[ə]li |
K¸ľŕ |
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 |
ĹIIÉÍ |
Finally |
|
3601 |
usually |
júːʒu[ə]li |
ĘÍ |
Normally;
regularly |
|
3602 |
equally |
íːkw[ə]li |
ŻlÉGľ |
In
an equal, even, or identical manner |
|
3603 |
actually |
ǽktʃu[ə]li |
ŔŰÍ |
used
to add new (often different) information |
|
3604 |
virtually |
və́ː[r]tʃu[ə]li |
Ŕă |
In
an almost complete or entire manner |
|
3605 |
gradually |
ɡrǽdʒu[ə]li |
XÉ |
Occurring
in a slow manner over a period of time |
|
3606 |
T |
individually |
ÂXĘXÉ |
apart
from others |
|
3607 |
T |
unusually |
˘ÂÉČ,ŮíÉ,ľ,ęĎíÁÄ,ńíÉ,ĐÇ |
not
normal or usual |
|
3608 |
T |
annually |
N,NęńĂÂ,N§ |
every
12 months |
|
3609 |
easily |
íːz[ə]li |
ČPÉ |
without
difficulty |
|
3610 |
T |
smoothly |
smúːðli |
ČßçŠÉ,çŠÉ,âˇâˇĆ,ʍÉ,ˇ×çŠÉ,ĆńĆńq,X[XÉ,ˇéˇé,Ű,~,ŘčČ,ˇńČčĆ,ˇçˇçĆ,˛É |
to
do something easily with no trouble |
3611 |
T |
chilly |
tʃíli |
ćťćťľ˘,Ś˘,⽢,ŚCŞˇé,âWČ |
when
the weather is cold and causing you to shiver |
3612 |
really |
ríː[ə]li |
{ÉGŔÉ |
Very |
|
3613 |
silly |
síli |
ÎŠČ |
Lacking
seriousness or foolish |
|
3614 |
largely |
lɑ́ː[r]dʒli |
ĺĆľÄGĺŞÍ |
In
large part; mainly or chiefly |
|
3615 |
especially |
ispéʃəli |
ÁÉ |
More
than usual; extremely |
|
3616 |
monthly |
mʌ́nĆli |
É |
Occurring
about once every 4 weeks |
|
3617 |
fully |
fúli |
ŽSÉG\ŞÉ |
Completely
or entirely |
|
3618 |
specifically |
spəsífikəli |
ÁÉ |
In
a well defined or clear manner; in particular |
|
3619 |
T |
economically |
oĎIÉ,ßńľÄ |
related
to use of income and money |
|
3620 |
typically |
T^IÉ |
in
a normal or usual way |
||
3621 |
basically |
béisikli |
î{IÉÍ |
Used
before you explain something simply |
|
3622 |
dramatically |
IÉ |
In
a sudden or extreme manner |
||
3623 |
automatically |
ŠŽIÉ |
in
a way not requiring control by a person |
||
3624 |
T |
drastically |
ŇóÉ,ÎÁłčĆ,} |
very
seriously |
|
3625 |
T |
enthusiastically |
MSÉ |
to
do something with excitement and energy |
|
3626 |
quickly |
kwíkli |
ŹGˇŽÉ |
without
taking a lot of time; fast |
|
3627 |
likely |
láikli |
蝤ČG`ľť¤Ĺ éGKľ˝ |
referring
to the chance that something will actually happen |
|
3628 |
unlikely |
ʌnláikli |
`ľť¤ÉȢ |
Not
being likely to happen or not likely to be the truth |
|
3629 |
weekly |
wíːkli |
T |
Happening,
published, or done once a week |
|
3630 |
firmly |
fə́ː[r]mli |
GľÁŠčĆ |
in
a hard, steady, unchanging way |
|
3631 |
T |
timely |
KĚ,úđž˝,ÜčĚǢ,Üčć |
to
happen at the right time or good time |
|
3632 |
extremely |
ikstríːmli |
ÉßÄ |
In
a way that is much more than usual or expected |
|
3633 |
suddenly |
sʌ́dnli |
ËRÉ |
In
an unexpected or very quick manner |
|
3634 |
T |
commonly |
ęĘÉ,Ęá,şiÉ,eěÉ,ĘÉ,Ę |
frequently,
usually |
|
3635 |
certainly |
sə́ː[r]tnli |
mŠÉ |
(said
when something is definitely true or is sure to happen) |
|
3636 |
T |
evenly |
ęlÉ,ĎÉ,ö˝É |
in
equal ways |
|
3637 |
only |
óunli |
BęĚGĹÇĚC˝ž`žŻG¢`C˝žľG`žŞľŠľ |
just
one; just that amount or thing; not more than |
|
3638 |
mainly |
méinli |
ĺÉ |
mostly;
usually; being the largest part |
|
3639 |
simply |
símpli |
ČPÉGPÉ |
In
an easy or clear manner |
|
3640 |
T |
sharply |
ʃɑ́ː[r]pli |
s,}É,ÍÁŤčĆ,ľľ |
harshly |
3641 |
deeply |
díːpli |
[G[É |
to
a great, intense or extreme extent |
|
3642 |
early |
ə́ː[r]li |
˘GúĚ |
Happening
sooner than expected |
|
3643 |
elderly |
éldə[r]li |
NzĚ |
Being
very old |
|
3644 |
similarly |
ŻlÉ |
In
away that is almost the same as something or someone else |
||
3645 |
regularly |
réɡjələ[r]li |
čúIÉGKĽIÉ |
At
the usual time each day, week, or month |
|
3646 |
particularly |
pə[r]tíkjələ[r]li |
ÁÉ |
specially;
more than others |
|
3647 |
properly |
prɑ́pə[r]li |
KŘÉ |
In
an appropriate or correct manner |
|
3648 |
T |
quarterly |
N4ńĚ,G§ |
every
4 months |
|
3649 |
entirely |
entáiə[r]li |
S |
Wholly;
completely |
|
3650 |
barely |
béə[r]li |
Šë¤śÄ |
In
a way that is difficult but still possible; almost not |
|
3651 |
fairly |
féə[r]li |
ŠČč |
quite;
pretty; between very and a little |
|
3652 |
rarely |
réə[r]li |
ßÁ˝É`Ȣ |
In
an infrequent manner |
|
3653 |
clearly |
klíə[r]li |
ÍÁŤčĆ |
In
a way that is easy to understand; obviously |
|
3654 |
merely |
míə[r]li |
PÉ |
Only,
simply, or nothing more than |
|
3655 |
nearly |
níə[r]li |
ŮĆńÇ |
not
completely; almost |
|
3656 |
T |
sincerely |
sinsíə[r]li |
˝ŔÉ,SŠç |
with
honesty |
3657 |
T |
yearly |
jíə[r]li |
NĚ,áNĚ,N1xĚ,ťĚNžŻĚ,N,N1x |
happening
every 12 months |
3658 |
surely |
ʃúə[r]li |
mŠÉGŤÁĆ |
With
certainty; definitely |
|
3659 |
T |
hourly |
1Ô˛ĆĚ,˝Ń˝ŃĚ |
happens
every 60 minutes |
|
3660 |
T |
poorly |
púə[r]li |
nľ,s\ŞÉ,sŽSÉ,ܸ |
Badly;
not enough; not sufficient |
3661 |
seriously |
sí[ə]riəsli |
^É |
In
a dangerous or negative manner |
|
3662 |
obviously |
ɑ́bviəsli |
žçŠÉ |
in
a way that is obvious/easy to see or understand |
|
3663 |
previously |
príːviəsli |
ČOÉ |
at
an earlier time |
|
3664 |
closely |
klóusli |
§ÚÉ |
nearby;
just next to |
|
3665 |
precisely |
prisáisli |
łmÉ |
In
an exact and accurate manner |
|
3666 |
approximately |
əprɑ́ksimətli |
ńGĺĚ |
around;
nearly; almost; about (a number) |
|
3667 |
ultimately |
ʌ́ltəmətli |
ĹIIÉ |
Done
or considered as the final and most important |
|
3668 |
definitely |
déf[ə]nətli |
žmÉ |
Without
question; beyond doubt |
|
3669 |
T |
fortunately |
fɔ́ː[r]tʃnətli |
^ć,K^Éŕ |
happily,
luckily |
3670 |
unfortunately |
ʌnfɔ́ː[r]tʃnətli |
s^Éŕ |
in
a way that is to be regretted; unluckily |
|
3671 |
T |
separately |
sép[ə]rətli |
ŁęÄ,ĘXÉ |
to
do things one at a time, not together |
3672 |
T |
accurately |
ŤżńĆ,łmÉÍ |
when
something is done correctly |
|
3673 |
quietly |
kwáiətli |
ĂŠÉ |
In
a quiet manner; making little
sound or fuss |
|
3674 |
immediately |
imíːdiətli |
ˇŽÉ |
without
any delay; straight away; right (after or before) |
|
3675 |
exactly |
iɡzǽk[t]li |
łmÉ |
No
more and no less than; precisely |
|
3676 |
perfectly |
pə́ː[r]fik[t]li |
ŽŕřÉ |
In
a faultless manner; without mistakes |
|
3677 |
directly |
dəréktli |
źÚÉ |
in
a frank and honest way |
|
3678 |
T |
correctly |
kəréktli |
łľ |
to
do something the right way |
3679 |
T |
strictly |
strík[t]li |
ľ§É(žŚÎ),ľľ,ŤÁżčĆ |
in
a strong manner, in a manner that follows the rules |
3680 |
T |
urgently |
Ů}É,} |
to
do something right away |
|
3681 |
T |
efficiently |
\ŚIÉ,řĘIÉ |
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 |
ŮÁÄ,ĂŠÉ |
in
a quiet manner |
3684 |
currently |
ťÝ |
Happening
or being in the present time |
||
3685 |
differently |
ŮČÁÄ |
In
another and different manner |
||
3686 |
apparently |
əpǽr[ə]ntli |
žÉGŠ|ŻÍ |
according
to what you heard; from what can be seen |
|
3687 |
recently |
ríːsntli |
ĹßGßN |
just
a while ago; not long ago |
|
3688 |
T |
consistently |
ńöęŃľÄ |
doing
something the same way every time |
|
3689 |
constantly |
kɑ́nst[ə]ntli |
⌸ |
frequently
or without pause |
|
3690 |
subsequently |
sʌ́bsəkw[ə]ntli |
ăĹ |
After
something else has happened |
|
3691 |
consequently |
kɑ́nsəkwèntli |
ťĚĘĆľÄ |
therefore;
as a result of something |
|
3692 |
frequently |
fríːkwəntli |
pÉÉ |
Often;
regularly |
|
3693 |
T |
conveniently |
sć |
in
a manner that is easy |
|
3694 |
gently |
dʒéntli |
DľG¸âŠÉ |
In
a mild, careful, and soft manner |
|
3695 |
T |
permanently |
iÉ,sĎÉ,ivÉ |
for
ever |
|
3696 |
T |
intently |
MSÉ |
concentrate
closely |
|
3697 |
T |
promptly |
prɑ́m[p]tli |
ˇŽÉ,qŹÉ,ŚŔÉ,ŇÁ˝č |
done
right away, immediately |
3698 |
partly |
pɑ́ː[r]tli |
ęŞÍGľÍ |
In
part; not completely |
|
3699 |
T |
shortly |
ʃɔ́ː[r]tli |
ÔŕČ,ÜŕČ,čZÉ,ČPÉ,ÔÁŤçÚ¤É |
very
soon |
3700 |
T |
costly |
kɔ́[ː]s[t]li |
żČ,š¸Ě卢 |
to
be expensive, to be of a high price |
3701 |
T |
honestly |
˘âÍâ,łźÉ,˝ŔÉ,łÉ,łźÉĹżžŻÄ,ÜĆŕ,Ŕź,^ĘÚ |
really,
truly |
|
3702 |
firstly |
ܸćęÉ |
Before
anything else |
||
3703 |
mostly |
móus[t]li |
ĺÉGŮĆńÇ |
In
large part; mainly or chiefly |
|
3704 |
absolutely |
ǽbsəlùːtli |
ŽSÉ |
completely;
totally; very |
|
3705 |
slightly |
sláitli |
í¸ŠÉ |
Concerning
a small quantity or degree |
|
3706 |
T |
lately |
léitli |
߲ë,Ĺß |
recently |
3707 |
greatly |
ɡréitli |
ńíÉ |
an
extraordinary extent or degree |
|
3708 |
completely |
kəmplíːtli |
ŽSÉ |
In
every way or as much as possible |
|
3709 |
lovely |
lʌ́vli |
fGČG¤çľ˘ |
Attractive
or beautiful |
|
3710 |
T |
exclusively |
iksklúːsivli |
ŕÁĎç,rźIÉ,ęrÉ,ęç |
offered
only to a certain group |
3711 |
relatively |
rélətivli |
ärIÉGÎIÉ |
In
a manner that measures or compares something to something else |
|
3712 |
T |
alternatively |
ńŇđęIÉ,ăčÉČé׍¨ĆľÄ |
another
option |
|
3713 |
T |
actively |
É |
in
a way that takes effort and action |
|
3714 |
effectively |
iféktivli |
řĘIÉ |
In
a way that produces the desired result |
|
3715 |
respectively |
rispéktivli |
ťęźę |
With
regards to each of several persons or things as mentioned, in the order they
were mentioned |
|
3716 |
slowly |
slóuli |
äÁčĆ |
in
an unhurried or not speedy manner |
|
3717 |
T |
thoroughly |
Ćə́ːrouli |
ˇÁŠč,ŽSÉ,S,OęIÉ |
to
do something carefully with attention to detail |
3718 |
newly |
n[j]úːli |
Vľ |
Very
recently; just done or made |
|
3719 |
truly |
trúːli |
{É |
In
accordance with truth or fact or reality |
|
3720 |
highly |
háili |
ńíÉ |
more
than usual; to a great degree |
|
3721 |
daily |
déili |
úX |
Happening
every day |
|
3722 |
T |
ideally |
aidíː[ə]li |
ŽSłÉ,zIÉ,ĎOIÉ |
in
a perfect world |
3723 |
T |
wisely |
Ť,ŤžÉ,˛ŻÚČ,ŤžÉŕ |
to
do something that is the right thing to do |
|
3724 |
me |
míː |
đ |
Object
form of the person now speaking or writing |
|
3725 |
economy |
ikɑ́nəmi |
oĎ |
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 |
Rŕ |
large
group of soldiers organized to fight in wars |
|
3728 |
knee |
níː |
G |
Middle
part of your leg that bends |
|
3729 |
funny |
fʌ́ni |
¨Šľ˘GČ |
Causing
laughter; amusing |
|
3730 |
T |
balcony |
bǽlk[ə]ni |
oRj[ |
a
small floor area with a wall or fence round it that is joined to the outside
of a building |
3731 |
money |
mʌ́ni |
¨ŕGŕKGŕY |
Coins
or notes we use to pay for things |
|
3732 |
company |
kʌ́mp[ə]ni |
ďĐ |
A
business that sells things or provides services |
|
3733 |
accompany |
əkʌ́mpəni |
ŻsˇéGtľÄNąé |
To
do (e.g. travel, play music) with someone |
|
3734 |
T |
sunny |
sʌ́ni |
°ęí˝Á˝,zCČ,ú˝č̢˘ |
a
day with no clouds or rain just sunshine |
3735 |
any |
éni |
i^âśĹj˝ŠG˘çŠCiŰčśĹjÇęŕGľŕCimčśĹjÇęĹŕ |
one
(thing) of many; some (thing) |
|
3736 |
many |
méni |
˝ĚC˝ |
Used
to refer a large number of things |
|
3737 |
T |
mini |
míni |
~jXJ[g,Ź^ĚŕĚ |
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 |
ăl,Ůěm |
lawyer |
3740 |
ceremony |
sérəmòuni |
VŽ |
special
social or religious event |
|
3741 |
tiny |
táini |
ĆÄଳ˘ |
very,
very small |
|
3742 |
T |
rainy |
réini |
JĚ,JĚ˝˘ |
water
from the clouds, wet or showery |
3743 |
T |
trainee |
űKś |
someone
who is learning on the job |
|
3744 |
copy |
kɑ́pi |
ʡG Rs[ˇéG
ÜËé |
To
make something that looks the same as the original |
|
3745 |
T |
photocopy |
Ę^ĄĘ |
an
exact copy of a document made with a photographic machine |
|
3746 |
happy |
hǽpi |
KšG𾢠|
Feeling
pleasure or joy; glad |
|
3747 |
T |
unhappy |
ʌnhǽpi |
ŠĘ,sKČ,s^Č,SßČ,KŘĹȢ |
feeling
little or no joy |
3748 |
therapy |
Ćérəpi |
ĄĂ |
Treatment
intended to help fix your problem or medical illness |
|
3749 |
T |
recipe |
résəpi |
˛@,ť@,űâł,űô,č@,či |
directions
for baking or cooking something |
3750 |
T |
sleepy |
slíːpi |
°˘,CĚȢ,nľˇŹ˝ |
tired,
ready for bed |
3751 |
sorry |
sɑ́ri |
ˇÜȢĆv¤Gă÷ľÄ˘éGCĚĹÉv¤ |
what
you say to admit you were wrong |
|
3752 |
T |
laundry |
lɔ́ːndri |
ôó |
dirty
clothes that need washing |
3753 |
carry |
kǽri |
^ÔGÂ |
To
hold something and move it to another place |
|
3754 |
boundary |
báund[ə]ri |
ŤE |
Where
one area ends and another begins |
|
3755 |
T |
referee |
rèfəríː |
(ÁÉčĽđđ)Ďőłę˝l,˛âŇ,(Q[ĽX|[cČÇĚ)Rť,tF[ |
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 |
}ŽC}ŽąĆ |
To
move/act quickly to get somewhere/do something |
|
3758 |
injury |
ín[d]ʒ[ə]ri |
Q |
Physical
or emotional harm or damage that a person experiences |
|
3759 |
surgery |
sə́ː[r]dʒ[ə]ri |
čp |
medical
treatment in which a doctor performs an operation, cutting into a body to
remove or repair internal parts |
|
3760 |
luxury |
lʌ́kʃ[ə]ri |
ŘłGćŇňi |
Something
expensive or costly that is not needed which is bought for pleasure |
|
3761 |
T |
bakery |
béik[ə]ri |
pÄş,pÄŤę,ťp,pŽ,P[L |
a
place where baked goods (breads and cakes and pastries) are made and sold |
3762 |
gallery |
ɡǽləri |
ćL |
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 |
vń |
brief
statement that gives the most important info |
|
3765 |
memory |
mém[ə]ri |
LŻ |
Something
that has been remembered |
|
3766 |
T |
refinery |
¸ť(u),¸ű |
a
factory where raw materials are taken to be made pure |
|
3767 |
T |
machinery |
məʃíːn[ə]ri |
(WIÉp˘Ä)@BŢ,@Bu,@\ |
tools,
equipment |
3768 |
T |
scenery |
síːn[ə]ri |
i,CF,iĎ |
the
view of natural surroundings |
3769 |
T |
accessory |
əksés[ə]ri |
ANZT[,i,tލ,gď,âIČ,tŽIČ |
partner
in crime |
3770 |
T |
anniversary |
æ̀nivə́ː[r]s[ə]ri |
LOú,LOŐ |
a
date to remember |
3771 |
T |
grocery |
ɡróus[ə]ri |
HżGÝŢ,HżGÝX |
a
place that sells food items |
3772 |
T |
pottery |
pɑ́t[ə]ri |
Ší |
earthenware,
stoneware, ceramics |
3773 |
T |
battery |
bǽt[ə]ri |
(šďČÇĚ)ĐĆťë˘,g,ęA,dr,ĹÂąĆ,Ĺ |
something
that produces electric energy |
3774 |
factory |
fǽkt[ə]ri |
Hę |
building
where things are made |
|
3775 |
T |
introductory |
ĐîĚ |
something
that comes before the main event, e.g. introductory speech |
|
3776 |
T |
directory |
fBNg[,lźë,wß,Pß |
an
alphabetical list of names and addresses
|
|
3777 |
T |
complimentary |
˘łÂĚ,łżĚ |
it
does not cost anything, it is free |
|
3778 |
T |
documentary |
dɑ̀kjəmént[ə]ri |
hL
^[,śĚ,yfćzhL
^[fć,ŔđL^ľ˝,L^ŕĚ |
a
film about a real life or event |
3779 |
history |
híst[ə]ri |
đj |
study
of past event |
|
3780 |
mystery |
míst[ə]ri |
äG~Xe[ |
book,
play, or film that deals with a solution of a strange crime |
|
3781 |
discovery |
diskʌ́v[ə]ri |
Š |
Learning
something for the first time |
|
3782 |
every |
évri |
ˇ×ÄĚG` |
Including
each person or thing in a group |
|
3783 |
delivery |
dilív[ə]ri |
zBGbľűGoY |
act
of taking something to a person or place |
|
3784 |
worry |
wə́ːri |
Szˇé |
To
feel concerned or troubled about something |
|
3785 |
T |
advisory |
ədváiz[ə]ri |
žĚ,ÚâĚ,âĚ |
related
to giving advice or an opinion on what to do |
3786 |
free |
fríː |
łżĚ |
Costing
no money |
|
3787 |
angry |
ǽŋɡri |
đ§ÄĢé |
Having
a strong feeling of being upset |
|
3788 |
T |
hungry |
hʌ́ŋɡri |
ó Ě,QŚÄ˘é |
in
need of food, needing to eat |
3789 |
agree |
əɡríː |
ŻÓˇéGęvˇéG¤ |
to
have the same opinion as someone else |
|
3790 |
disagree |
dìsəɡríː |
˝Îˇé |
To
have a different opinion ; to fail to agree |
|
3791 |
degree |
diɡríː |
x; öxGx |
unit
for measuring temperature or angles |
|
3792 |
victory |
víkt[ə]ri |
|
Success
in defeating an opponent |
|
3793 |
bury |
béri |
ßé; ˇé |
To
put something into the ground and cover it |
|
3794 |
secondary |
sék[ə]ndèri |
ńÔÚĚGńIČ |
Being
of less importance than something else |
|
3795 |
T |
ferry |
féri |
nľę,tF[{[g,ŠÍťnAˇé |
a
big boat that carries people and cars |
3796 |
marry |
mǽri |
Ľˇé |
To
become the husband or wife of someone |
|
3797 |
primary |
práimèri |
ĺvČGćęĘĚ |
most
important, most basic or essential |
|
3798 |
ordinary |
ɔ́ː[r]d[ə]nèri |
ĘĚ |
Normal
or usual |
|
3799 |
extraordinary |
ikstrɔ́ː[r]d[ə]nèri |
ŮíČ |
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 |
\őĚ,őIČ,źĚ,OuŤĚ,[Ě,Ě,ş˛ľçŚ,\őą |
The
first action that comes before a more important one |
3802 |
T |
culinary |
kjúːlənèri |
äĚ,żĚ |
relating
to cooking |
3803 |
library |
láibrèri |
}Ů |
place
where books and other media are kept |
|
3804 |
T |
itinerary |
aitínərèri |
ˇsúö\,šö,ˇsL,ˇúL,ˇsÄŕ |
a
detailed plan of what will happen on a journey |
3805 |
temporary |
témp[ə]rèri |
ęIČ |
Continuing
for a limited time, not permanent |
|
3806 |
contemporary |
kəntémpərèri |
ťăĚGŻúÉNąé |
Being
of the time being discussed |
|
3807 |
literary |
lítərèri |
śwĚ |
Concerning
or concerned with literature |
|
3808 |
T |
contrary |
kɑ́ntrèri |
˝ÎĚ,tĚ,˝ÎĚĽtĚ,˝ľÄ |
opposite
to |
3809 |
necessary |
nésəsèri |
KvČ |
Needed
or required; unavoidable |
|
3810 |
T |
unnecessary |
ʌnnésəsèri |
sKvČ,]vČ,łvČ,łpČ |
not
needed |
3811 |
military |
mílətèri |
RŕCRĚ |
Concerning
soldiers or the armed forces |
|
3812 |
secretary |
sékrətèri |
éGĺbGˇŻ |
Employee
in an office, usually working for another person, dealing with letters,
typing, filing, etc. and making appointments and arrangements |
|
3813 |
voluntary |
vɑ́ləntèri |
ŠIČGCÓĚGłĚ |
Done
or given by their own will and not forced to do |
|
3814 |
very |
véri |
ĆÄŕCÜłÉ |
lot;
much |
|
3815 |
vary |
vé[ə]ri |
Ďíé |
To
be changeable, both up and down |
|
3816 |
February |
2 |
2nd
month of the year |
||
3817 |
January |
1 |
1st
month of the year |
||
3818 |
theory |
Ćíːəri |
_ |
idea
that is explain facts or events academically |
|
3819 |
three |
Ćríː |
3 |
number
3 |
|
3820 |
jury |
dʒú[ə]ri |
RGR¸ő |
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 |
óÎŢ |
gold,
silver, stones etc. you wear for decoration, e.g. necklace |
3822 |
category |
kǽtəɡɔ̀ːri |
ĺGJeS[ |
groups
of things that are similar in some way |
|
3823 |
T |
mandatory |
mǽndətɔ̀ːri |
§IČ,˝ßĚ,ĄđĎCłę˝,ĎCĚ |
something
that has to be done |
3824 |
T |
explanatory |
iksplǽnətɔ̀ːri |
đŕĚ,ŕžĚ |
to explain or make clear |
3825 |
laboratory |
lǽb[ə]rətɔ̀ːri |
¤ş |
workplace
for the conduct of scientific research |
|
3826 |
territory |
térətɔ̀ːri |
Ěy |
area
of land or ocean owned or controlled by a government or person |
|
3827 |
T |
inventory |
ínv[ə]ntɔ̀ːri |
¨iž×\,ÝÉ,ÝÉXg |
detailed
list of everything included |
3828 |
story |
stɔ́ːri |
bG¨ę |
an
account or description of how something happened |
|
3829 |
tree |
tríː |
Ř |
tall
green plants in a forest |
|
3830 |
T |
toiletry |
tɔ́ilətri |
gC^[,ťĎi,ôňpi |
articles
used for washing and taking care of your body |
3831 |
poetry |
póuətri |
|
poetic
writing; imaginative verses |
|
3832 |
T |
satisfactory |
sæ̀tisfǽkt[ə]ri |
ŤČ,\ŞČ |
acceptable |
3833 |
country |
kʌ́ntri |
|
An
area of land that is controlled by a government |
|
3834 |
entry |
éntri |
üę |
act
of entering |
|
3835 |
industry |
índəstri |
YĆ |
Factories
or businesses that make certain products |
|
3836 |
T |
chemistry |
kémistri |
ťw,Ť |
the
study of chemicals |
3837 |
T |
pastry |
péistri |
ËčŮq |
a
food made of flour, fat and water and baked with other food inside it |
3838 |
recovery |
rikʌ́v[ə]ri |
ń |
process
of returning to a former state after problems or a downward turn |
|
3839 |
inquiry |
inkwái[ə]ri |
â˘íšGżâG˛¸ |
request
for information |
|
3840 |
T |
query |
kwíəri |
^âđÍłŢ,đ^¤,đâ¤,^â,^˘,żâ |
question,
inquire |
3841 |
sea |
síː |
C |
place
with a large amount of salt water |
|
3842 |
see |
síː |
Šé |
To
use your eyes to look at something |
|
3843 |
T |
embassy |
émbəsi |
ĺgŮ,gßc |
the
office of an ambassador |
3844 |
policy |
pɑ́ləsi |
ôGűj |
course
of action proposed by an organization, etc |
|
3845 |
T |
pharmacy |
fɑ́ː[r]məsi |
ťňw,ňÇ,ňw |
a
store where medicines are prepared and sold |
3846 |
T |
accuracy |
ǽkjərəsi |
¸§ł,łm,¸x |
the
state of being exact and correct |
3847 |
democracy |
dimɑ́krəsi |
Żĺĺ` |
system
of government in which everyone is equal |
|
3848 |
T |
courtesy |
kə́ː[r]təsi |
çVłľł,çV |
a
kindness to someone |
3849 |
taxi |
tǽksi |
^NV[ |
car
that transports people for money |
|
3850 |
fancy |
fǽnsi |
DŢG`ľ˝˘CŞˇé |
To
want to have or do something; feel like |
|
3851 |
tendency |
téndənsi |
Xü |
likelihood
to behave in a particular way |
|
3852 |
emergency |
imə́ː[r]dʒ[ə]nsi |
Ů}Ô |
sudden
event needing an immediate action |
|
3853 |
agency |
éidʒ[ə]nsi |
ăX |
business
that provides some service for others |
|
3854 |
T |
proficiency |
prəfíʃnsi |
nB,nű,ăB |
skill
and experience |
3855 |
efficiency |
ifíʃnsi |
řŚ |
working
well; producing something without waste |
|
3856 |
T |
vacancy |
véik[ə]nsi |
óŤn,óŤŽ,ˇŤÜ,úS,úSóÔ,ó |
job
or position that needs to be filled |
3857 |
pregnancy |
préɡnənsi |
DP |
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 |
čL,č,ĚL,Z,gp |
the
state of living in a place |
3859 |
T |
discrepancy |
diskrép[ə]nsi |
ľ,sęv,H˘á˘ |
an
unexpected difference between two things that needs to be explained |
3860 |
currency |
kə́ːr[ə]nsi |
ĘÝ |
money
system that a country uses |
|
3861 |
frequency |
fríːkwənsi |
px |
How
often something happens |
|
3862 |
T |
bankruptcy |
bǽŋkrʌp[t]si |
|Y |
the
act of having no more money to pay bills |
3863 |
T |
oversee |
đġé,đÄ¡é,watch over |
to
supervise |
|
3864 |
T |
icy |
áisi |
XÉlÉ⽢,XĚć¤Č,XĚ˝˘,XĹĹŤ˝,XÉ˝ |
made
of ice |
3865 |
tea |
tiː |
¨ |
drink
made when you put dried leaves in hot water |
|
3866 |
fifty |
fífti |
50 |
50 |
|
3867 |
safety |
séifti |
ŔS |
state
of being free from harm or danger |
|
3868 |
T |
humidity |
hjuːmídəti |
yCŰzźx,źC |
how
much dampness their is in the air |
3869 |
quality |
kwɑ́ləti |
żGż |
high
level of worth or excellence |
|
3870 |
T |
hospitality |
hɑ̀spətǽləti |
eŘČŕÄČľ,˝Ň,SDľ˘ |
welcoming,
friendly behavior you show to
visitors or guests |
3871 |
reality |
ri[ː]ǽləti |
ťŔ |
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\ŤGmŚ |
what
the chances are that something will happen |
|
3874 |
T |
availability |
əvèiləbíləti |
px,LřŤ |
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 |
_îŤ,üÜŚ |
the
ability to adapt or change easily |
3878 |
responsibility |
rispɑ̀nsəbíləti |
ÓC |
state
of being dependable or reliable |
|
3879 |
T |
reliability |
rilàiəbíləti |
M,ŕľł,MŤ,Mߍ,mx,mŔ |
the
state of being trustworthy |
3880 |
T |
utility |
juːtíləti |
[eBeB,đɧ¹Ć,đɧÂŕĚ |
usefulness |
3881 |
T |
amenity |
əmíːnəti |
őKł,çV,śđyľˇéŕĚ,(lż)´śĚćł |
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 |
nćĐď |
group
of people who share a common idea or area |
|
3884 |
T |
similarity |
sìməlǽrəti |
Ţ_,Ţ(_) |
the
state of being almost the same |
3885 |
T |
popularity |
pɑ̀pjəlǽrəti |
lC,]ť,ĺOŤ |
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 |
ŔS |
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 |
əĆɔ́ːrəti |
Đ, ĐŇ,oT, Ŕ, Í,Â,Eą Ŕ,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 |
DćĘ |
fact
that is more important than other things |
|
3892 |
capacity |
kəpǽsəti |
\ÍGeĘ |
Ability
to hold, involve or contain people or things |
|
3893 |
T |
necessity |
nəsésəti |
sÂČśÝ,Kůi,Kv,úpi,KvŤ,nR |
something
which you need |
3894 |
T |
publicity |
pʌblísəti |
ö¤Ť,ö\,ęĘÉmçęĢéąĆ,üm,]ť,öJ |
the advertising message to let people know
about a product or event |
3895 |
electricity |
ilèktrísəti |
dC |
energy
generated positive and negative charges |
|
3896 |
complexity |
kəmpléksəti |
ĄGł |
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 |
ĺw |
high-level
educational institution; college |
|
3899 |
quantity |
kwɑ́ntəti |
Ę |
amount
or number of something |
|
3900 |
identity |
aidéntəti |
ACfeBeBGĆŠŤGgł |
collection
of qualities that makes a person |
|
3901 |
T |
productivity |
pròudʌktívəti |
śYŤ,śYÍ |
the
amount of work done |
3902 |
T |
creativity |
krìːeitívəti |
n˘Ť,ĆnÍ |
the
state of having talent and imagination |
3903 |
variety |
vəráiəti |
˝lŤGíŢ |
particular
type of thing or person |
|
3904 |
anxiety |
æŋzáiəti |
sŔ |
Fear
about what might happen; worry |
|
3905 |
personality |
pə̀ː[r]sənǽləti |
ÂŤGŤi |
person_s
unique character; the way that a person usually acts |
|
3906 |
stability |
stəbíləti |
Ŕč |
quality
or state of not being easily moved or changed |
|
3907 |
liability |
làiəbíləti |
ÓCGÂ |
something
that is owed to someone else, e.g. a debt |
|
3908 |
facility |
fəsíləti |
{Ý |
piece
of equipment or buildings with a special use |
|
3909 |
committee |
kəmíti/kɑ̀mitíː |
Ďőď |
group
of people who do or decide something |
|
3910 |
T |
celebrity |
səlébrəti |
Lźl,źm,źş,erÉćĹéLźl |
someone
famous |
3911 |
charity |
tʃǽrəti |
PcĚ |
institution
providing help to the needy, the sick |
|
3912 |
pretty |
príti |
Ší˘˘GˇÄŤČ |
Being
attractive to the eye in a simple way |
|
3913 |
city |
síti |
sGss |
A
heavily populated area with many buildings and roads |
|
3914 |
diversity |
dəvə́ː[r]səti |
˝lŤ |
state
or quality of having a range of different things and ideas |
|
3915 |
activity |
æktívəti |
Ž |
An
action or task, e.g. sports, washing your clothes |
|
3916 |
society |
səsáiəti |
Đď |
community
of people living together |
|
3917 |
T |
specialty |
ęĺ,ź¨,ÁĽ |
something
you are very good at |
|
3918 |
T |
faculty |
fǽk[ə]lti |
\Í,Ë\,łöc,@\ |
an
instructor or professor at university |
3919 |
difficulty |
dífikʌ̀lti |
ďľłG˘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 |
ĺß,`,˝,˝Ŕ |
the
act of being faithful to someone or something |
3922 |
guilty |
ɡílti |
LßĚ |
Responsible
for a wrongdoing or an offense |
|
3923 |
T |
faulty |
×Ě é,sŽSČ,_Ě é,ß¸Ě é,¸łńČ |
broken,
not perfect |
|
3924 |
guarantee |
ɡæ̀r[ə]ntíː |
ŰŘCŰءé |
To
make a formal promise that something will happen or be done. |
|
3925 |
T |
warranty |
łČŞ(R),ŰŘ(),SŰ |
the
promise to repair or replace a product if it ceases to work properly |
|
3926 |
uncertainty |
ʌnsə́ː[r]tnti |
smŔČąĆ |
The
feeling that you don't really know what will happen |
|
3927 |
seventy |
sévnti |
ľ\ |
70 |
|
3928 |
plenty |
plénti |
˝łń |
when
there is not too little of something; a lot |
|
3929 |
twenty |
twénti |
20 |
number
20 |
|
3930 |
county |
káunti |
SGB |
administrative
region within a country or a state |
|
3931 |
ninety |
náinti |
90 |
90 |
|
3932 |
empty |
ém[p]ti |
óÁŰĚ |
Containing
nothing; with no contents |
|
3933 |
party |
pɑ́ː[r]ti |
p[eB[ |
social
event often with food, drinks and dancing |
|
3934 |
dirty |
də́ː[r]ti |
˘ |
Not
clean |
|
3935 |
property |
prɑ́pə[r]ti |
L¨GŕY |
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 |
Ćə́ː[r]sti |
ĚÇŞŠí˘˝ |
in
need of water |
3940 |
T |
tasty |
téisti |
¨˘ľ˘,ĄĚ˘˘ |
delicious |
3941 |
duty |
d[j]úːti |
`ą |
work
required by your job or position |
|
3942 |
beauty |
bjúːti |
ül |
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 |
fć |
motion
picture; film |
|
3946 |
we |
wíː |
˝ż |
Used
to refer to the speaker and other people together |
|
3947 |
T |
snowy |
áĚ,áĚ˝˘ |
cold
weather with snow falling |
|
3948 |
employee |
implɔ́iiː |
]Ćő |
person
who works for someone else for payment |
|
3949 |
busy |
bízi |
Zľ˘ |
working
hard doing something; full of activity |
|
3950 |
lazy |
léizi |
ÓÄČ |
not
liking to work or make an effort; idle |
|
3951 |
crazy |
kréizi |
CŞśÁ˝G˛Ĺ é |
Not
being sensible or practical |
|
3952 |
easy |
íːzi |
ČPČGäÁ˝čľ˝ |
Not
hard to do; not difficult |
|
3953 |
T |
noisy |
nɔ́izi |
âŠÜľ˘,Xľ˘,´í¢˝ |
too
loud |
3954 |
boy |
bɔ́i |
jĚq |
A
young male person |
|
3955 |
joy |
dʒɔ́i |
ěŃ |
feeling
of great happiness and pleasure |
|
3956 |
enjoy |
endʒɔ́i |
yľŢ |
To
take pleasure in something |
|
3957 |
employ |
emplɔ́i |
٤ |
To
pay a person to work for you; to give a job to |
|
3958 |
T |
annoy |
ənɔ́i |
¤éłŞçšé,đ˘ç˘çłšé |
to
bother or irritate |
3959 |
destroy |
distrɔ́i |
jóˇé |
To
damage so badly that something no longer exists |
|
3960 |
toy |
tɔ́i |
¨ŕżá |
things
children play with, as dolls or small cars |
|
3961 |
cause |
kɔ́ːz |
`Ě´öĆČéGřŤNąˇG`łšé |
To
make something happen; create effect or result |
|
3962 |
T |
goods |
ɡúdz |
¤i,Ćŕ,n,ݨ,i¨ |
resources
or things bought or sold |
3963 |
besides |
bisáidz |
`ĚŮŠG`đ˘ÄCťĚă |
Other
than or in addition to |
|
3964 |
as |
ŻśŽç˘G`Ěć¤É |
word
that is used to compare two equal things |
||
3965 |
T |
jazz |
dʒǽz |
WY |
a
kind of music |
3966 |
whereas |
[h]we[ə]rǽz |
`Ĺ éęűĹ |
taking
into consideration the fact that |
|
3967 |
clothes |
klóuz |
ß |
The
things you wear on your body e.g. shirt, dress, tie |
|
3968 |
his |
ŢĚGŢĚŕĚ |
Something
belonging to a male person |
||
3969 |
sometimes |
sʌ́mtàimz |
ĆŤÇŤ |
only
at certain times; occasionally |
|
3970 |
T |
jeans |
W[Y |
pants
made from denim |
|
3971 |
because |
bikɔ́ːz |
ČşČç`žŠç |
For
a reason |
|
3972 |
clause |
klɔ́ːz |
đ |
specific
term or demand in a legal agreement |
|
3973 |
pause |
pɔ́ːz |
x~Cx~ˇé |
To
stop doing for a while before continuing |
|
3974 |
T |
downstairs |
dáunstéə[r]z |
KşÉ |
on
a lower floor of a building |
3975 |
T |
upstairs |
ʌ́pstéə[r]z |
KăÖ,2KÖ,˘Áť¤˘nĘÉ,ŞÍ,2K |
on
a higher level of the building |
3976 |
themselves |
ð[ə]msélvz |
ŢçŠgGŢçŠgGťęçŠĚ |
reflexive
form of they |
|
3977 |
ourselves |
àuə[r]sélvz |
˝żŠg |
Used
by a speaker to show that they and one or more people are affected by their
action |
|
3978 |
T |
browse |
bráuz |
´ÁĆÚđʡ,ǡé,RĆÇŢ,tČÇđH¤ |
look
or leaf through casually, like looking through a book without really reading
it |
3979 |
those |
ðóuz |
ęç |
used
to show which people or things we are talking about |
|
3980 |
T |
enclose |
enklóuz |
ݎé |
to
surround fully |
3981 |
nose |
nóuz |
@ |
part
of the face used for breathing and smelling |
|
3982 |
pose |
póuz |
p¨G|[YC|[YđĆé |
to
put someone in a position to be photographed |
|
3983 |
oppose |
əpóuz |
˝Îˇé |
To
fight against someone in a contest, game or fight |
|
3984 |
propose |
prəpóuz |
ńġé |
To
offer or put forward an idea for consideration |
|
3985 |
suppose |
səpóuz |
v¤Gźčˇé |
To
imagine or guess what might happen |
|
3986 |
compose |
kəmpóuz |
쏡éG\ʎé |
To
come together to form or make something e.g. music |
|
3987 |
impose |
impóuz |
ۡG˘é |
To
make someone to do or endure something |
|
3988 |
T |
dispose |
dispóuz |
zńˇé,zuˇé |
to
get rid of something |
3989 |
expose |
èkspouzéi,ikspóuz |
łçˇG\ |
To
make visible, without covering or protection |
|
3990 |
T |
rose |
róuz,rouzéi |
yA¨zyÔzo,WÔF,ül,üe,Ô`,oFÉČé,(çČÇŞ)ÔČé,riseĚß`,oF |
a
red flower used to show love |
3991 |
choose |
tʃúːz |
IÔ |
To
select; decide between several possibilities |
|
3992 |
whose |
húːz |
NĚ |
Who
owns something |
|
3993 |
lose |
lúːz |
¸¤ |
to
be unable to find something you once had |
|
3994 |
news |
n[j]úːz |
mçš |
information
about recent events |
|
3995 |
T |
cruise |
krúːz |
üVĎőD,qsˇé,qˇé,ŕŤńé |
a
long, relaxing holiday on a ship |
3996 |
refuse |
[vǀɐ]rifjúːz
,[nǀɐ]réfjuːs |
ۡé |
To
say that you will not accept something |
|
3997 |
confuse |
kənfjúːz |
Źłšé |
To
make something unclear or hard to understand |
|
3998 |
accuse |
əkjúːz |
iŚéGńďˇé |
To
claim that someone has done something wrong |
|
3999 |
T |
amuse |
əmjúːz |
đyľÜšé,Îíšé |
to
entertain |
4000 |
T |
subsidize |
sʌ́bsədàiz |
âŕđ^Śé,𼏡é |
to
give financial help |
4001 |
T |
merchandise |
mə́ː[r]tʃndàiz |
¤i,đ¤Ćťˇé,ˇé,é`ˇé |
goods
for sale |
4002 |
T |
franchise |
frǽn[t]ʃaiz |
t`CY,Á ,Q ,I ,öŻ ,ďő |
one
of many branches of a business you buy, e.g.KFC |
4003 |
apologize |
əpɑ́lədʒàiz |
Óߡé |
To
say sorry because of a mistake or injury |
|
4004 |
specialize |
spéʃ[ə]làiz |
ęĺɡé |
To
focus on one area of a field or profession |
|
4005 |
analyze |
ǽnəlàiz |
ŞÍˇé |
To
study carefully to find out the meaning of |
|
4006 |
T |
personalize |
liťˇé |
change
something so that it is tailored to a particular person's needs |
|
4007 |
T |
penalize |
píːnəlàiz |
ąˇé |
to
punish someone |
4008 |
T |
finalize |
fáin[ə]làiz |
đIíçšé,Žšˇé,ÉđÂŻé,đčIɡé |
to
make final |
4009 |
realize |
ríːəlàiz |
CĂGđˇé |
To
become aware of or understand mentally |
|
4010 |
T |
economize |
ikɑ́nəmàiz |
ńˇé |
to
save money, avoid waste |
4011 |
T |
minimize |
mínəmàiz |
ĹŹŔɡé,yˇé |
to
make less important or smaller |
4012 |
compromise |
kɑ́mprəmàiz |
ĂŚˇéGëŻÉłçˇCĂŚ |
To
come to agreement by mutual concession |
|
4013 |
T |
maximize |
mǽksəmàiz |
É坡é,Ĺĺɡé |
to
make use of as much as possible |
4014 |
T |
customize |
kʌ́stəmàiz |
đśĹÁťˇé |
make
or change something to suit the customer's particular needs |
4015 |
recognize |
rékəɡnàiz |
Fݎé |
To
remember because you have met it before |
|
4016 |
organize |
ɔ́ː[r]ɡ[ə]nàiz |
gDˇéGÜĆßéGvćˇé |
To
arrange and plan things, e.g. a party |
|
4017 |
T |
revolutionize |
Év˝đNąˇ |
to
make a new, big change in society |
|
4018 |
rise |
ráiz |
ăŞéGN§ˇéC㸠|
To
move from a lower position to a higher one |
|
4019 |
arise |
əráiz |
śśéGNąé |
To
result or happen due to a particular event |
|
4020 |
T |
authorize |
ɔ́ːĆəràiz |
É Ŕđ^Śé,ĎCˇé,(łŽÉ)F¡é,öFˇé |
to
give permission for something |
4021 |
summarize |
sʌ́məràiz |
vńˇé |
To
state the main or most important ideas of something |
|
4022 |
T |
memorize |
méməràiz |
Lݎé,ĂLˇé |
to
learn and remember things |
4023 |
characterize |
kǽrəktəràiz |
`ĆÝȡG `G
ÁĽĂŻé |
To
describe the qualities of person, place, thing |
|
4024 |
T |
familiarize |
eľÜšé |
to
get to know better |
|
4025 |
prize |
práiz |
Üi |
Something
that is won in a contest or given as an award |
|
4026 |
comprise |
kəmpráiz |
ÜŢG\ʎé |
To
make up or form something |
|
4027 |
surprise |
sə[r]práiz |
ÁŠšé |
To
do something that another person didn't expect |
|
4028 |
enterprise |
éntə[r]pràiz |
éĆG ĆG éÄ |
Willingness
to take new ventures; initiative; business organization; plan |
|
4029 |
size |
sáiz |
即GTCY |
How
big or small a thing is |
|
4030 |
emphasize |
émfəsàiz |
˛ˇé |
To
stress the items that are important |
|
4031 |
T |
publicize |
pʌ́bləsàiz |
đö\ˇé,é`ˇé |
make
known generally |
4032 |
criticize |
krítəsàiz |
ᝡé |
To
say that someone or something is bad |
|
4033 |
T |
downsize |
Ź^ťˇé |
reduce
in size or number |
|
4034 |
exercise |
éksə[r]sàiz |
^ގé |
To
work out to become stronger and healthier |
|
4035 |
advertise |
ǽdvə[r]tàiz |
é`ˇé |
to
show how good a product is, to make people buy |
|
4036 |
advise |
ədváiz |
ˇé; Šßé |
To
suggest what should be done |
|
4037 |
revise |
riváiz |
üůˇéGKˇé |
To
make changes, add something to improve |
|
4038 |
T |
supervise |
súːpə[r]vàiz |
đÄÂ(Ç)ˇé |
to
watch over and manage |
4039 |
wise |
wáiz |
Ť˘ |
knowledgeable
about life; having good judgment |
|
4040 |
T |
likewise |
láikwàiz |
ťĚăÉ,łçÉ,ŻlÉ |
in
the same way |
4041 |
otherwise |
ʌ́ðə[r]wàiz |
łŕČŻęÎGĘĚâčűĹCźĚ |
indicates
that there will be a bad result if something is done, not done, or done
improperly |
|
4042 |
nowadays |
náuədèiz |
ĹßÍ |
At
the present time; now |
|
4043 |
phase |
féiz |
iK |
distinct
part or step in a process |
|
4044 |
gaze |
ɡéiz |
Ă |
direction
you are looking |
|
4045 |
amaze |
əméiz |
ŃÁčłšé |
To
cause wonder; to surprise completely |
|
4046 |
raise |
réiz |
ßé |
To
increase a quantity, size, intensity or price |
|
4047 |
phrase |
fréiz |
ž˘ńľGęĺ |
group
of words that forms a unit and expresses a single meaning |
|
4048 |
T |
paraphrase |
pǽrəfrèiz |
ŕž,ž˘ÖŚ,Óó,źĚęĹž˘ŠŚé,𞢊Śé |
saying
it again but putting the same meaning into different words |
4049 |
praise |
préiz |
Ě^CĚ^ˇé |
To
express approval of something or someone |
|
4050 |
always |
ɔ́ː[l]weiz |
˘Âŕ |
at
all times; in every situation |
|
4051 |
ease |
íːz |
CyłGeŐł |
state
of being comfortable or relaxed |
|
4052 |
cheese |
tʃíːz |
`[Y |
yellowish
solid food made from aged milk |
|
4053 |
these |
ðíːz |
ąęç |
People,
things, or ideas near you |
|
4054 |
species |
spíːʃi[ː]z |
í |
most
specific level in the scientific tree |
|
4055 |
please |
plíːz |
ǤźGǤŠGşĐ |
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 |
Aą |
number
of things that happen one after another |
|
4058 |
overseas |
[a]óuvə[r]síːz,[adv.n]˧˨˦ |
COGCOĚ |
In
or to a foreign country that is across a sea |
|
4059 |
T |
expertise |
èkspəː[r]tíːz |
ęĺIZp,ęĺmŻ,ęĺIČÓŠ |
excellent
knowledge on something |
4060 |
disease |
dizíːz |
aC |
illness
that affects a person, animal, or plant |
|
4061 |
noise |
nɔ́iz |
šGšG Gš |
Loud
sounds that cause discomfort or annoyance |