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god	supreme being worshipped in religion	Many cultures throughout history have prayed to a god.
look at	to turn your eyes toward something	Look at the board for a second.
trying	difficult and testing your patience	It has been a trying week at the office.
sound	to seem a certain way when heard; a thing you can hear	That sounds like a good plan to me.
professor	senior university teacher	The professor explained the theory in great detail.
stuff	to push something into a space; things or belongings	She stuffed the papers into her bag.
dude	informal word for a man	Hey dude, are you coming to the party tonight?
you know what	used before saying what you have decided	You know what, let's go tomorrow instead.
hell	place of suffering after death, or misery	The soldiers described the battle as a living hell.
hate	to dislike something strongly	I hate waiting in long lines at the bank.
stupid	lacking intelligence or good sense	It was stupid of me to forget my umbrella.
lose	to no longer have something	Please don't lose your keys again today.
buddy	a close friend	He went camping with his old college buddy.
done	finished or completed	The homework is finally done for tonight.
crazy	very strange, foolish, or wildly enthusiastic	It sounds crazy, but the plan actually worked.
talk about	to discuss a subject	We talked about the exam all evening.
part	a piece of something larger	This is the best part of the movie.
whole	complete, all of something	He ate the whole cake by himself.
probably	likely to happen or be true	It will probably rain later this afternoon.
weird	strange or unusual	There was a weird smell coming from the kitchen this morning.
die	to stop living	Many plants die without enough sunlight and water.
human	relating to people, not machines	Making mistakes is a normal human trait.
semester	half of a school year	The new semester begins in early September.
deal	to handle something; an agreement	I will deal with the problem tomorrow.
sex	physical intimacy; whether someone is male or female	They talked about sex for the whole episode.
used	not new, previously owned	He bought a used car last month.
finger	part of the hand	She hurt her finger while chopping vegetables.
seem	to appear to be a certain way	You seem very happy today, did something good happen?
suppose	to think that something is likely true	I suppose she will arrive around six o'clock.
dead	no longer alive	The old tree in the garden is dead.
gay	cheerful and lively, or homosexual	Her gay laughter filled the whole room with joy.
act	to behave, or to perform; a single deed	Stop acting like you did not know.
final	coming at the end, last	This is the final round of the competition.
campus	the land and buildings of a school	There is a big library on the university campus.
hit	to strike something with force	The ball hit the window and broke it.
pass	to succeed, or to move by; a permit	He passed the test on his second try.
film	to record on camera; a movie	They filmed the whole thing on a phone.
feel like	to want something, or to seem a certain way	I feel like taking a walk.
figure	to work out or assume something; a number or a shape	I figured you would say that.
pottery	objects made from clay	She took a pottery class at the community center.
somebody	some person, an unknown person	Somebody left their bag on the train.
exact	completely accurate and correct	I don't know the exact time the train leaves.
total	complete, whole, or entire	The total cost of the trip surprised everyone.
awesome	extremely impressive, excellent	The fireworks display last night was absolutely awesome.
understand	to know the meaning of something	I don't understand this math problem.
pee	urinate, informal	The puppy needed to pee right after we got home.
find out	to learn something you did not know	I found out he had moved to another city.
realize	to understand something clearly	I didn't realize how late it was until now.
community	people living together in the same area	The whole community came together to rebuild the school.
serious	important and not funny, or severe	The accident caused serious damage to the car.
lawyer	a person who practices law	She hired a lawyer to help with the contract.
send	to cause something to go somewhere	Could you send me the photos from the trip?
supposed to	expected or required to do something	You are supposed to be here at nine.
damn	used to express annoyance, informal	He couldn't find his damn keys anywhere in the house.
fact	a piece of information known to be true	It is a fact that water boils at high heat.
fall	to drop down to a lower level	Be careful, or you might fall on the ice.
hang	attach something from above	Please hang your coat on the hook by the door.
suck	to draw liquid or air into the mouth	The baby began to suck on the bottle eagerly.
less	to a smaller extent, not as much	You should eat less sugar for better health.
clear	to remove things from a space; easy to understand	Clear the table before dinner.
offer	to say you will give or do something; a proposal	She offered to drive us home.
fail	to not succeed at something	He was afraid he would fail the driving test.
joke	to say something for fun; something funny said	He was joking, do not take it seriously.
rest	a period of relaxing, or what remains	After the long hike, we took a short rest.
racist	person who discriminates based on race	Many people were shocked to learn their neighbor was a racist.
perfect	without any faults, exactly right	The weather was perfect for a picnic today.
shoot	to fire a gun, or to film	The hunter did not shoot at the deer.
pretend	to act as if something is true	The children pretend to be pirates in the garden.
respect	to admire someone; admiration	I respect her for saying it out loud.
beat	hit repeatedly, or defeat	Our team managed to beat the champions in the final.
obvious	easy to see or understand	It was obvious that she had been crying.
power	strength, control, or electricity	The storm cut off the power to the whole town.
voice	the sound made when speaking or singing	I could hear her voice from outside.
lie	to say something untrue on purpose	He would never lie to his best friend.
chance	an opportunity, or a possibility	This trip gives us a chance to see Rome.
ridiculous	very silly or unreasonable	It's ridiculous to expect us to finish this today.
raise	to lift up, or to increase	Please raise your hand if you have a question.
text	to send a phone message; written words	Text me when you get there.
switch	device used to turn something on or off	Flip the switch to turn on the lights.
prize	reward given for winning	He won first prize in the science competition.
wait for	to stay somewhere until someone or something comes	I waited for the bus in the rain.
hang out	to spend time somewhere with no plan	We hung out at her place all afternoon.
make fun of	to laugh at someone in an unkind way	Stop making fun of my accent.
shut	to close something	Please shut the window before it starts raining.
mad	very angry, or mentally ill	My mom got mad when I broke the vase.
credit	money borrowed, or praise for an achievement	He bought the car on credit last year.
invite	to ask someone to come somewhere	We plan to invite all our friends to the party.
security	protection from danger or threat	Airport security checks take longer during holidays.
mess	to spoil or make untidy; an untidy state	You messed up the whole order.
secret	something kept hidden from others	She promised to keep his secret safe.
debate	a formal discussion between different opinions	There was a long debate about the new law.
exam	a formal test of knowledge or skill	She studied all night for the math exam.
i tell you	said to stress that you mean it	I tell you, that was the best meal of my life.
handle	to manage or cope with something; the part you hold	I can handle this on my own.
absolute	complete, total	The team achieved absolute victory in the final match.
screw	to fasten with a screw, or to ruin something; a metal fastener	He screwed the shelf to the wall.
fake	to pretend something is real; not genuine	He faked an injury to leave early.
tiny	very small in size	A tiny kitten was hiding under the porch.
truth	what is true, not false	She always tells the truth to her parents.
pot	round container for cooking or plants	She stirred the soup slowly in a large pot.
experiment	scientific test to discover or prove something	The students conducted an experiment to measure water density.
running	the activity of moving fast on foot	Running every morning keeps her fit and energetic.
consider	to think carefully about something	Please consider my offer before you decide.
remind	to help someone remember something	Can you remind me to call the dentist tomorrow?
situation	the circumstances at a certain time	The team handled a difficult situation very calmly.
entire	whole, with no part left out	She spent the entire day cleaning the house.
least	the smallest amount or degree	She has the least experience of all the staff.
idiot	a very stupid or foolish person	He felt like an idiot after forgetting his own name.
stick	to attach to something or remain fixed	The gum will stick to your shoe if you step on it.
waste	to use something badly or pointlessly; unused material	Do not waste your money on that.
horrible	extremely unpleasant or bad	The food at that restaurant was absolutely horrible.
control	to direct or manage something; power over something	She controls the whole schedule.
knock	to hit a surface to be heard; the sound of hitting	Someone knocked on the door twice.
punch	to hit with a closed fist; a blow with the fist	He punched the wall and hurt his hand.
jealous	feeling envy of someone	She felt jealous when her friend got the promotion.
cheat	to act dishonestly to gain an advantage	He was caught trying to cheat on the final exam.
evil	morally wrong, wicked	The story's evil villain plotted against the whole kingdom.
seize	take hold of something quickly and firmly	Police seized several boxes of stolen goods.
look for	to try to find something	I am looking for my other shoe.
show up	to arrive, often late or unexpectedly	He showed up an hour after everyone else.
friendship	a close relationship between friends	Their friendship has lasted more than twenty years.
certain	sure, without any doubt	I am certain that she will pass the test.
sense	a feeling, or bodily perception	Dogs have a strong sense of smell.
sometimes	on some occasions, not always	Sometimes I forget where I put my keys.
bet	risk money on an outcome	I bet you five dollars that our team will win.
foot	lower part of the leg	He stubbed his foot on the edge of the table.
sexual	relating to sex or physical attraction	The company introduced a new policy against sexual harassment.
pull	to move something toward you	Please pull the door instead of pushing it.
trust	to believe someone is honest	I trust my best friend completely.
fool	to trick someone; a silly person	Do not let him fool you again.
parking	space for leaving vehicles	We couldn't find any parking near the stadium.
rid	free something of an unwanted thing	They worked hard to rid the city of crime.
essay	a short piece of writing on a topic	She wrote a five page essay about climate change.
check out	to look at something because it seems interesting	Check out the new bakery on our street.
shut up	a rude way to tell someone to stop talking	She told her brother to shut up.
allow	to let someone do something	My parents allow me to stay out late tonight.
notice	to become aware of something; an announcement	Nobody noticed that I had left.
appreciate	to be grateful for something	I really appreciate your help with the move.
working	functioning, or relating to work	We finally found a working printer in the office.
level	the amount or standard of something	Her English level improved a lot this year.
roll	to turn over and over while moving; a tube shape or a small bread	The ball rolled under the table.
assume	suppose something without proof	I assume you already know about the schedule change.
extra	more than what is usual, additional	Could I have an extra blanket for the bed?
creepy	causing an uneasy, frightened feeling	The abandoned house looked creepy at night.
decision	choice made after consideration	Choosing a college was the hardest decision she had made.
forgive	stop being angry about a wrong	I hope you can forgive me for being so late.
buzz	a low humming sound, or excitement	There was a buzz of excitement before the concert began.
figure out	to understand something after thinking about it	I finally figured out how the machine works.
get out of	to avoid doing something you should do	He tried to get out of washing the dishes.
grow up	to become an adult, or to act like one	I grew up in a small town.
wonder	to want to know something	I often wonder what she is doing now.
quick	fast, done in a short time	She gave a quick answer to the question.
except	other than, apart from	Everyone came to the party except my brother.
single	only one, or not married	He has been single since last year.
admit	to agree that something is true	He had to admit that he made a mistake.
explain	to make something clear or easy to understand	Can you explain how this machine works?
able	having the skill to do	She is able to speak three languages fluently.
treat	to behave toward someone; something special	He treats everyone the same way.
soul	the spiritual part of a person	She believed the soul lives on after death.
simple	easy to understand or do	The instructions were simple enough for a child to follow.
support	to help or back someone; help given	Her family supported her decision.
adult	fully grown, for grown up people	This movie is only for adult audiences.
yell	to shout loudly; a loud shout	Stop yelling, I can hear you.
mistake	an action or idea that is wrong	It was a mistake to leave the door open.
lock	to fasten with a key; a device that keeps a door closed	Lock the door before you leave.
dressed	wearing clothes of a certain kind	She was dressed in a beautiful blue dress.
mature	fully grown or sensible for one's age	He became more mature after living on his own.
experience	knowledge or skill gained by doing something	Living abroad was an unforgettable experience for her.
model	to display clothes, or to base one thing on another; a small copy	She modeled the dress for us.
learning	the process of gaining knowledge or skill	Online courses make learning new skills much easier today.
upset	unhappy or worried about something	She was upset about losing the game.
deserve	be worthy of or entitled to something	You deserve a break after all that hard work.
dumb	stupid, in informal speech; unable to speak	That was a dumb thing to say.
sheet	a flat piece of paper	She changed the sheet on the bed this morning.
transfer	to move something to another place or person	She had to transfer to a different train downtown.
valentine	a card or gift sent to a sweetheart	He sent her a handmade valentine every February.
by the way	used to add something to what you were saying	By the way, your keys are on the table.
work on	to spend effort improving something	She is working on her pronunciation.
move on	to leave something behind and continue	Let's move on to the next question.
turn on	to start a machine or a light	Turn on the lamp, it is getting dark.
get rid of	to remove something you do not want	I need to get rid of these old boxes.
holy	sacred, connected with God	Pilgrims travel every year to visit the holy site.
prove	show that something is true	The new evidence proved that he was innocent.
till	until a certain time	We stayed at the beach till sunset.
honor	to show great respect for someone; respect or pride	I would be honored to come.
value	to think something is important; how much something is worth	I value your opinion on this.
twice	on two occasions	I have visited Paris twice this year.
tear	to pull apart into pieces; a drop from the eye	She tore the letter in half.
definite	clearly certain or decided	We still need a definite answer by tomorrow morning.
decide	to choose something after thinking	We need to decide where to go for lunch.
far	at or to a great distance	The station is not far from my house.
purpose	the reason for doing something	The purpose of the meeting is to plan the event.
none	not any of a group	None of the students finished the test early.
ruin	to spoil something completely	Heavy rain nearly ruined our outdoor wedding.
mention	to say something briefly; a brief reference	He mentioned it once and never again.
genius	person with exceptional intelligence	Everyone considered the young chess player a true genius.
safe	free from danger, protected	The children are safe inside the house now.
system	connected parts working together	The school has a new grading system.
normal	usual, expected, not different	It is normal to feel tired after a long trip.
promise	to say you will certainly do something; such a statement	You promised to call me back.
hanging	suspended from above	A hanging lamp lit the small kitchen table softly.
bunch	group of things together	She bought a bunch of bananas from the market stall.
attractive	pleasing or nice to look at	The new shop has a very attractive window display.
degree	a unit for temperature or angle, or a university title	The water reached a temperature of forty degrees.
mark	a small spot or a grade	She got a high mark on her math exam.
housewife	woman who manages her home full time	She left her career to become a full-time housewife.
sake	the purpose or benefit of someone	For the sake of your health, stop smoking now.
low	not high, small in amount	The price of fruit is quite low this month.
involved	taking part in something, complicated	She got deeply involved in the charity project.
gun	a weapon that shoots bullets	The police officer carries a gun for protection.
crew	people working together on a task	The ship's crew worked together to fix the engine.
tension	a feeling of mental or emotional strain	There was noticeable tension between the two coworkers.
storm	to move somewhere angrily; very bad weather	She stormed out without a word.
backpack	bag carried on the back	She packed her backpack for the school camping trip.
gross	very unpleasant, or total (before deductions)	The restaurant's gross annual income exceeded two million dollars.
dial	to enter a phone number; a round control or display	He dialed the wrong number twice.
pick up	to lift something, or to collect someone	Can you pick me up at the station?
end up	to reach a state you did not plan	We ended up walking home.
mess with	to annoy or interfere with someone	Do not mess with his equipment.
favor	a kind or helpful act	Could you do me a favor and close the window?
forever	for all time, without ever ending	She promised to remember that summer forever.
stranger	a person you do not know	Never talk to strangers on the street.
pill	a small round piece of medicine	She takes a pill every morning for her allergy.
scene	a view, or part of a film	The final scene of the movie made everyone cry.
murder	to kill someone deliberately; the crime of killing	He was accused of murdering his neighbour.
fit	physically healthy and strong	He exercises daily to stay fit and healthy.
destroy	to damage something so badly it no longer exists	The fire destroyed the whole building in minutes.
death	the end of a person's life	The whole town mourned the death of the mayor.
boot	to kick or throw someone out; a heavy shoe	They booted him out of the club.
hilarious	extremely funny	The comedian's new show was absolutely hilarious from start to finish.
bother	to disturb or worry someone	Sorry to bother you, but I need some help.
blood	the red liquid inside the body	The nurse took a small sample of blood.
guard	to watch over and protect; a person who protects	Two dogs guarded the entrance.
reference	to mention or point to a source; a mention or a source	She referenced the article twice.
law	a rule made by a government	It is against the law to steal from shops.
schedule	a plan of times for events	Check the schedule before you book your flight.
contact	communication between people	Please keep in contact while you are abroad.
attention	careful thought or focus on something	Please pay attention to the teacher now.
slip	small piece of paper, minor mistake	He wrote his phone number on a small slip of paper.
pity	to feel sorry for someone; sadness for someone, or a shame	I pity anyone who has to sit through that.
specific	particular, exact, not general	Please give me a specific date and time.
christian	relating to Christianity	Many Christian families celebrate the holiday with a big dinner.
follow	to go or come after someone	The dog followed its owner into the kitchen.
cell	small room, or basic living unit	Scientists studied how a single cell divides and grows.
rock	to move gently back and forth; a hard piece of stone	The boat rocked in the wind.
score	to get a point or a goal; the number of points	He scored twice in the second half.
pain	physical or emotional suffering	She felt a sharp pain in her lower back.
outfit	a set of clothes worn together	She bought a new outfit for the job interview.
teaching	the profession or act of instructing others	She has dedicated her whole career to teaching children.
fix	to repair or arrange something; a repair or a solution	Can you fix the printer today?
taste	flavor of food, or personal preference	This soup has a rich, spicy taste.
embarrassing	causing feelings of shame or awkwardness	It was so embarrassing when I forgot his name.
dating	activity of romantic meetings	Online dating has become common among young professionals.
impress	to make someone admire you	She tried to impress her new boss at work.
earth	the planet where humans live	The Earth travels around the Sun once a year.
phrase	a small group of words	He repeated the same phrase three times in class.
naked	not wearing any clothes	The baby laughed while naked in the bath.
prom	formal dance for high school students	She bought a new dress for the senior prom.
huge	extremely large	They live in a huge house with ten bedrooms.
alert	to warn someone of danger or a problem	The security guard alerted us to the fire exit.
sexy	sexually attractive or appealing	She wore a sexy red dress to the party.
registration	the act of officially recording something	Registration for the course closes at the end of July.
turn out	to happen in a particular way in the end	It turned out to be much easier than I thought.
streets ahead	far better than the others	Her design was streets ahead of the rest.
insult	to say something rude to someone; a rude remark	He insulted her in front of everyone.
willing	ready or prepared to do something	She was willing to work overtime to finish the project.
advice	a suggestion about what to do	My teacher gave me some useful advice.
growing	increasing in size, number, or strength	There is a growing concern about plastic waste in oceans.
usual	happening most of the time, normal	We met at our usual coffee shop.
lame	weak and unconvincing, or unable to walk normally	His excuse for being late sounded pretty lame.
ending	the final part of a story or event	I did not expect such a happy ending.
hip	part of the body between waist and thigh	She rested her hand on her hip while she talked.
actual	existing in reality, real	The actual cost was higher than the estimate we received.
plus	added to, in addition to	Two plus two equals four.
classic	traditional, of high and lasting quality	This is a classic movie from the nineteen sixties.
respond	reply or react to something	She didn't respond to my email for three days.
ignore	pay no attention to something	Please do not ignore the warning signs on the machine.
count	to say numbers in order	The children learned to count to one hundred.
giant	extremely large in size	A giant billboard now stands above the old shop.
reach	to arrive at, or to stretch toward	We hope to reach the summit before noon.
crime	an illegal action punished by law	Stealing a car is a serious crime.
condition	to train or shape something over time; the state something is in	Years of training conditioned her body.
honest	truthful and sincere	Please be honest with me about what happened.
reverse	turn something back or change its direction	The driver had to reverse the car out of the driveway.
bust	break something, or catch someone illegal	Police busted the gang after months of careful investigation.
express	a fast train or bus service	We caught the express to the airport.
divorced	no longer legally married	Her parents got divorced when she was young.
continue	to keep doing something, not stop	Please continue reading the story after the break.
heaven	place believed to be home of God	Many religions describe heaven as a place of peace.
third	number three in a series	This is the third time I have called.
worried	feeling anxious about something	She looked worried about the test results.
walking	the activity of moving on foot	Walking every day keeps me healthy.
strike	workers stopping work to protest	The workers organized a strike for better pay.
devil	a supreme evil spirit in religion	In the story, the devil tempts the young farmer.
rip	tear something suddenly and forcefully	He accidentally ripped his shirt on a sharp nail.
rap	a style of rhythmic spoken music	He listens to rap music on his way to school.
formal	suitable for official or serious occasions	You should wear formal clothes to the wedding.
quit	to stop doing something, or leave a job	She decided to quit her job and travel instead.
opportunity	a chance to do something good	Studying abroad was a great opportunity for her.
robot	a machine that can do tasks automatically	The factory uses a robot to assemble car parts.
couple	two people together, or a small number	A young couple was walking hand in hand.
alive	living, not dead	The old man is ninety years old and still alive.
department	division of an organization or store	She works in the marketing department of the company.
tongue	the movable organ in the mouth used to taste	He burned his tongue on the hot soup.
scared	feeling very afraid	She was too scared to open the door alone.
boss	a person in charge at work	My boss asked me to finish the report today.
natural	existing in nature, not made by people	The park protects many natural resources.
pride	a feeling of satisfaction and dignity	She felt great pride when she finished the marathon.
connect	join or link together	This cable will connect your laptop to the printer.
selfish	caring only about oneself	It was selfish of him to take all the credit.
candle	wax stick burned for light	She lit a candle on the table during dinner.
costume	clothing worn to represent a character	She wore a pirate costume to the Halloween party.
quiz	a short test of knowledge	We took a quiz on English grammar this morning.
brilliant	extremely clever, skillful, or bright	That was a brilliant idea for the party.
shooting	the firing of a gun, or filming	Police are investigating the shooting that occurred downtown last night.
honey	a sweet substance made by bees	She put some honey in her tea.
comfortable	giving a relaxed, pleasant feeling	This sofa is very comfortable to sit on.
convince	persuade someone that something is true	It took a while to convince him to try the food.
record	to save sound, video, or data	We plan to record the concert on video.
bout	a short period of intense activity or illness	He suffered a bad bout of flu last winter.
cigarette	a thin roll of tobacco for smoking	He tried to quit smoking cigarettes last year.
lab	room for scientific work, short for laboratory	The students tested the sample in the lab.
wizard	highly skilled at something	My brother is a wizard programmer who fixes anything quickly.
greeting	words or gesture of welcome	He gave a friendly greeting to everyone at the door.
press	news media, or a printing machine	Reporters from the press gathered outside the courthouse.
junior	lower in rank or younger	She just started as a junior manager at work.
police	the official force that enforces law	The police arrived quickly after the alarm rang.
apologize	to say sorry for a mistake	You should apologize to your friend for that.
command	to order with authority; an order	He commanded them to sit down.
sack	dismiss someone from their job	The manager decided to sack him for constant lateness.
satisfied	pleased because a need is met	Most customers seem satisfied with the new service.
deal with	to handle a problem or a person	I will deal with the paperwork tomorrow.
first of all	used to introduce the first point	First of all, thank you for coming.
hold on	used to ask someone to wait	Hold on, I am almost ready.
turn into	to become something different	The argument turned into a real fight.
cut off	to stop something suddenly, or to interrupt	She cut me off in the middle of my sentence.
sleep with	to have sex with someone	He did not want anyone to know they had slept with each other.
bring back	to return something, or to make you remember	That song brings back my school years.
seize the day	to make the most of the present moment	She quit her job and decided to seize the day.
protect	keep someone or something safe	Sunscreen helps protect your skin from the sun.
accept	to agree to take or receive something	I hope you accept my invitation to the party.
adorable	inspiring great affection, cute	The puppy looked adorable sleeping in its little bed.
award	a prize given for a good result	She won an award for her painting.
sometime	at an unspecified point in time	We should meet for coffee sometime next week.
patch	small piece covering a hole or area	She sewed a patch onto the torn knee of his jeans.
create	to make something new	The artist wants to create something truly original.
tough	strong and hard to break or handle	It was a tough decision to close the family business.
enroll	to register for a course	She decided to enroll in a night class.
amazing	causing great surprise, wonderful	The view from the mountain top was absolutely amazing.
flatter	to praise someone excessively or insincerely	He tried to flatter the boss to get a promotion.
trouble	a problem or difficulty	He got into trouble for being late.
female	relating to women, girls, or female animals	The zoo welcomed a new female lion this week.
slap	to hit with an open hand; such a hit	She slapped him and walked away.
uncomfortable	not comfortable, causing discomfort	This chair is really uncomfortable to sit in.
freak	to become suddenly panicked or excited	Don't freak out, the test results just got delayed.
charge	price asked, or formal accusation	There is an extra charge for delivery on weekends.
bare	not covered, plain, empty	He walked across the hot sand with bare feet.
double	to become twice as much; twice the amount	The price doubled in a year.
fear	the feeling of being afraid	She spoke slowly, her voice full of fear.
lip	the soft edge of the mouth	She bit her lip while thinking of an answer.
scream	to cry out loudly in fear or excitement; such a cry	The kids screamed on the ride.
trade	buying and selling of goods	The two countries increased their trade last year.
emotional	relating to emotions, or showing strong feeling	It was an emotional farewell at the train station.
regular	happening often at fixed times	She goes for a regular walk every morning.
worth	having value, deserving of	This old painting is probably worth a lot of money.
hearing	ability to hear sounds	Her hearing has gotten worse since the loud concert.
announcement	a public statement	The teacher made an announcement about the exam schedule.
bond	to form a close connection; a close connection	The two of them bonded over the same show.
bite	the act of biting, or a small meal	She took a big bite of the apple.
apparent	clearly visible or understood	It became apparent that the plan would not work.
assignment	a task given to someone	Students must submit the assignment by Friday afternoon.
force	to make someone do something; physical power	Nobody forced you to come.
ultimate	final, or the greatest possible	Winning the championship was his ultimate goal this year.
cost	the amount of money needed for something	The cost of the trip was too high.
against	touching, or opposed to something	He leaned his bike against the wall.
awkward	causing embarrassment, or hard to handle	There was an awkward silence after his strange comment.
skin	the outer covering of a body	Use sunscreen to protect your skin outside.
chase	to run after someone or something; a pursuit	The dog chased the car down the street.
choice	an act of choosing between options	You made a good choice picking that restaurant.
apply	to formally ask for something	She plans to apply for a new job.
suit	a matching jacket and trousers	He wore a black suit to the wedding.
steal	to take something that is not yours	It is wrong to steal from others.
episode	one part of a TV or radio series	Have you watched the latest episode of that show?
agreement	mutual arrangement or contract	Both companies signed the agreement after months of talks.
mama	an informal word for mother	The little girl ran to hug her mama.
breast	front chest area of a person or bird	The doctor listened to her breast with a stethoscope.
statistics	numerical data collected and analyzed	The report includes statistics on unemployment across the country.
attract	draw attention or interest	The bright colors attract many insects to the flower.
nail	to fix with nails, or to do something perfectly; a metal pin or a fingernail	He nailed the sign above the door.
fantastic	excellent, wonderful	We had a fantastic time at the beach.
cafeteria	a place selling simple meals	Students eat lunch in the school cafeteria.
dorm	a student residence building	They live in the same dorm this year.
steak	a thick slice of meat	He ordered a steak for dinner.
disappointed	unhappy because something was not as hoped	She felt disappointed when the trip was cancelled.
underwear	clothing worn under other clothes	He packed extra underwear for the week-long trip.
impressive	causing admiration	The building's architecture is truly impressive to visitors.
wipe	to clean or dry by rubbing	He used a cloth to wipe the kitchen counter.
accident	an unplanned event that causes harm	There was a small accident on the highway this morning.
advance	move forward, make progress	The soldiers began to advance slowly toward the town.
weak	not strong, lacking power	He felt weak after being sick.
pressure	a force pushing on something, or stress	He felt a lot of pressure before the exam.
sausage	ground meat in a tube-shaped skin	He grilled a sausage for breakfast this morning.
space	an empty area or outer space	There is not much space in this room.
odd	strange or unusual, or not divisible by two	It seemed odd that he left without saying goodbye.
owe	have a duty to pay back	I still owe him fifty dollars from last month.
pause	a short stop or break	There was a long pause before she answered.
ego	a person's sense of self importance	Winning the award gave his ego a real boost.
standing	a person's reputation or status	His standing in the community grew after the donation.
relax	to rest and become calm	It's good to relax after a busy week at work.
aid	help, assistance	The government sent aid to the flooded villages.
option	a thing that may be chosen	Renting a car is another option for the trip.
forehead	part of the face above the eyes	Sweat dripped down his forehead after the run.
witness	see something happen	Several people claimed to witness the accident at the intersection.
boom	a period of rapid growth	The city experienced an economic boom in the 1990s.
sink	a basin for washing dishes or hands	She washed the dishes in the kitchen sink.
presentation	talk given to explain information	She gave a confident presentation to the entire board.
detail	a small individual piece of information	She noticed every small detail in the painting.
east	relating to the direction of sunrise	They live on the east side of the river.
glee	great delight or joyful excitement	The children shouted with glee when they saw the puppy.
beginner	a person who is new at something	This yoga class is designed for a beginner.
get back to	to return to something, or to reply later	I will get back to you after lunch.
give it to someone	to praise someone, or to scold them	I have to give it to her, she was right.
freak out	to become very upset or scared	My mother freaked out when she saw the bill.
wake up	to stop sleeping	I woke up before the alarm.
big deal	something important, often said sarcastically	It is not a big deal, I can fix it.
sit down	to move into a sitting position	Please sit down, the show is starting.
sign up	to put your name on a list to join something	I signed up for a Spanish course.
drop out	to leave a school or an activity before the end	He dropped out in his second year.
there you go	said when you hand something over or something succeeds	There you go, that is your change.
agree with	to have the same opinion as someone	I agree with you about the price.
help out	to help someone, especially with work	My neighbour helped out with the moving.
stick to	to keep doing something and not change	Stick to the plan we agreed on.
go back to	to return to a place or an activity	I went back to my old gym.
throw off	to confuse someone or make them lose focus	The noise threw me off completely.
just like that	suddenly and with no effort or warning	The lights went out, just like that.
inspire	to give someone motivation or ideas	Her courage inspired many people around the world.
hop	short jump	The rabbit gave one quick hop across the lawn.
surprised	feeling a sense of surprise	I was surprised to see her at the party.
drawing	a picture made with a pencil or pen	The child made a drawing of her family.
filter	device that removes unwanted material	You need to change the water filter every month.
pumpkin	large round orange vegetable	They carved a pumpkin into a scary face for Halloween.
scholarship	money awarded to support a student's studies	She won a scholarship to study medicine abroad.
unbelievable	very difficult to believe; astonishing	The magician's final trick was simply unbelievable.
pronounce	to say a word's sounds correctly	It is hard to pronounce her name correctly.
rolling	gently rising and falling	The farm sits among gentle rolling hills.
country	a nation with its own government	France is a beautiful country in Europe.
vision	ability to see, or a future idea	Her vision improved greatly after she got new glasses.
bum	an informal word for a homeless or lazy person	The old bum slept on a bench near the station.
marriage	legal union between two people	Their marriage lasted for over forty years.
mood	the way someone feels at a time	She has been in a great mood all day.
mile	unit of distance equal to 1.6 kilometers	The nearest store is about a mile away.
rope	a thick strong cord	He tied the boat to the dock with a rope.
constant	happening all the time, unchanging	The constant noise from the street kept her awake.
crash	sudden violent collision or failure	No one was seriously hurt in the car crash.
negative	expressing disagreement or something bad	Try not to be so negative about everything.
account	a record of money or an online profile	I opened a new bank account last week.
sloppy	careless and untidy in appearance or work	His handwriting was too sloppy for the teacher to read.
sweat	to produce moisture through the skin	I always sweat a lot when I run.
wrap	material for covering, or a rolled sandwich	She ordered a chicken wrap for lunch at the cafe.
moving	causing strong emotion, touching	The speech about her late father was deeply moving.
fault	responsibility for a mistake, or a flaw	It was my fault that we missed the train.
hero	a person admired for brave actions	The firefighter became a local hero that day.
succeed	to achieve what you wanted	She worked hard to succeed in her career.
nut	a hard shelled seed, or a threaded metal fastener	He cracked open the nut and ate the seed inside.
fully	completely	She hasn't fully recovered from her illness yet.
arrogant	having an exaggerated sense of self importance	His arrogant attitude made him unpopular with coworkers.
unfortunate	unlucky, causing regret	It was an unfortunate accident that no one could have prevented.
permission	official approval to do something	You need permission to park here overnight.
release	the act of making something available	The new album's release is planned for next month.
lay	to put something down carefully	She laid the baby gently in the crib.
race	a competition to see who is fastest	He won the race by just two seconds.
public	people in general	The museum is open to the public every day.
strip	long narrow piece of material	He cut the paper into a thin strip.
pie	baked dish with pastry and filling	Grandma baked an apple pie for the family dinner.
proud	feeling pleased about an achievement	She felt proud when she passed her final exam.
crush	strong but brief romantic liking	He had a huge crush on his classmate for months.
dismiss	to reject an idea, or to fire someone	The manager decided to dismiss the complaint entirely.
plate	a flat dish for food	She placed a clean plate on the table.
especially	more than usual, particularly	I love fruit, especially strawberries and mangoes.
beg	to ask for something urgently or humbly	The dog began to beg for some food.
talent	a natural ability to do something well	She has a real talent for singing.
behavior	the way a person acts	The teacher praised the students for their good behavior.
proper	correct, suitable, or real	You should wear proper shoes for hiking.
magic	having special powers, seeming impossible	The children believed in a magic wand.
casual	relaxed, not formal	He wore casual clothes to the informal weekend gathering.
blonde	having pale yellow colored hair	Her blonde hair shone brightly in the sun.
gorgeous	extremely beautiful or pleasant	She wore a gorgeous dress to the party last night.
recognize	know someone or something you've seen before	I almost didn't recognize you with your new haircut.
alarm	a warning sound or device	The fire alarm rang loudly through the building.
flunk	fail a test or class	He was worried he might flunk the math exam.
issue	an important topic or a problem	We need to discuss this issue at the meeting.
discover	to find something not known before	Scientists discovered a new species of frog.
grab	seize something suddenly	He tried to grab the ball before it hit the ground.
obsess	to think about something constantly	She began to obsess over every small detail of the plan.
metaphor	a figure of speech comparing two things	The poet used a metaphor to describe her sadness.
exploit	to use unfairly for one's benefit	Some companies exploit workers by paying very low wages.
desperate	feeling extreme need or hopelessness	The family was desperate for help after the fire.
product	something made to be sold	This new product will be launched next month.
irony	a contrast between what is expected and what happens	The irony was that the fire station itself burned down.
definition	exact meaning of a word	Look up the definition of this word in a dictionary.
breath	air taken into or out of the lungs	She took a deep breath before starting her speech.
mix	to combine two or more things	Mix the flour and sugar in a large bowl.
fresh	newly made or grown, not old	The bakery sells fresh bread every morning.
robin	a small bird with a red breast	A robin landed on the branch outside my window.
authority	power to give orders, or official body	The manager has the authority to approve new hires.
bake	to cook food in an oven	My mom likes to bake cookies on Sundays.
distance	amount of space between two points	We walked a long distance to reach the village.
burst	break open suddenly	The balloon burst loudly when the boy squeezed it.
research	careful study to find information	The scientists published their research in a journal.
radar	system using radio waves to detect objects	The pilot watched the radar for signs of the storm.
center	the middle point of something	The fountain stands in the center of the square.
complain	to say you are unhappy about something	He likes to complain about the cold weather.
asleep	sleeping, not awake	The baby finally fell asleep after crying.
brand-new	completely new, unused	He drove home in his brand-new red car.
receive	to get or accept something	She was happy to receive a gift from her friend.
accuse	claim someone did something wrong	They accused him of stealing money from the office.
soldier	a member of an army	The soldier returned home after the war.
announce	make something known publicly	The company will announce its new product next week.
legal	allowed by or relating to law	It is legal to drive at eighteen in most countries.
planet	a large object that orbits a star	Earth is the only planet known to have life.
shape	the outer form of something	The cookie was cut into the shape of a star.
attend	be present at an event	All employees must attend the safety training session.
apology	statement expressing regret	He wrote a sincere apology to his old friend.
abuse	cruel treatment or wrong use of something	The charity supports children who have suffered abuse.
policy	official plan of action	The company changed its return policy last month.
apartment	a set of rooms to live in	They just moved into a new apartment downtown.
housekeeper	person employed to manage a household	The housekeeper cleaned every room before the guests arrived.
sarcasm	mocking speech meaning the opposite of the words	His comment dripped with sarcasm and hidden anger.
pepper	a spicy seasoning, or a vegetable	He added black pepper to his soup.
sketch	draw something roughly and quickly	The artist began to sketch the mountain view outdoors.
laser	a device producing a narrow intense beam of light	Doctors used a laser to correct her vision.
burn	an injury caused by fire or heat	She got a small burn from the hot pan.
dangerous	likely to cause harm or injury	Swimming in that river can be very dangerous.
bully	to hurt or frighten someone weaker	Teachers must act quickly when a student begins to bully others.
sneak	move somewhere quietly and secretly	The kids tried to sneak out after their parents fell asleep.
original	existing from the beginning, not a copy	This painting is the original, not a copy.
complicated	difficult to understand or deal with	Filing taxes can feel complicated for first-time workers.
deliver	bring something to a place	The postman will deliver the package tomorrow.
flavor	taste of food or drink	This ice cream has a strong chocolate flavor.
state	a part of a country, or condition	Texas is a large state in America.
rally	large public meeting to support a cause	Thousands attended the rally to demand better wages.
honesty	quality of being truthful	The teacher values honesty above almost everything else.
astronomy	the scientific study of stars and planets	She took an astronomy class to learn about black holes.
specifically	in a way relating to one particular thing	This tool was designed specifically for professional photographers.
nature	the physical world, plants and land	She loves spending time in nature.
knowledge	information gained by learning	Her knowledge of history is really impressive.
tape	a thin strip for sticking or recording	She used tape to fix the poster.
bless	ask for divine favor upon	The priest will bless the newborn baby on Sunday.
rise	an increase, or upward movement	There has been a sharp rise in food prices.
range	a variety, or the distance covered	The shop sells a wide range of shoes.
invent	to create something for the first time	Who invented the telephone many years ago?
context	the situation around an event or word	You need more context to understand the joke.
client	a person who uses a professional's services	The lawyer met with a new client this morning.
confess	to admit to doing something wrong	He finally confessed that he had broken the vase.
insane	mentally ill, very foolish	It would be insane to drive in this snowstorm.
faculty	mental ability, or university department	The medical faculty accepted only a small number of students.
lawn	an area of short cut grass	He spent Saturday morning mowing the front lawn.
spider	small eight-legged creature that spins webs	A large spider crawled across the kitchen ceiling.
scheme	a plan of action, often secretive or clever	Police uncovered a scheme to steal customer bank details.
relaxed	calm, not worried or tense	She felt relaxed after her vacation at the beach.
sail	travel on water using a boat or ship	They plan to sail across the Atlantic next summer.
quote	words repeated from someone else, or a price estimate	The mechanic gave us a quote before starting the repairs.
slightly	to a small degree	The soup tasted slightly too salty for her liking.
relationship	the way people or things are connected	They have a strong relationship built on trust.
official	approved by an authority, formal	The official results will be announced tomorrow.
supply	amount of something available for use	The store ran out of its supply of bottled water.
twin	one of two children born together	My twin sister and I look almost identical.
mechanical	relating to machines or moved by machinery	The clock has an old mechanical movement inside.
peanut	small edible nut from a legume plant	He is allergic to peanut butter and other nuts.
sincere	genuine and honest in feeling	Please accept my sincere apologies for the confusion caused.
drown	die from being unable to breathe underwater	The lifeguard saved the boy before he could drown.
coin	a small round piece of metal money	He dropped a coin into the vending machine.
replace	to swap something for a new one	We need to replace the broken window soon.
holy crap	a rude exclamation of surprise	Holy crap, look at that queue.
do one's homework	to prepare properly before something	He did his homework before the interview.
get started	to begin doing something	Let's get started before it gets dark.
bring in	to bring someone or something into a place or a job	They brought in an expert to help.
too late	after the time when it would have helped	We arrived too late to see the opening.
beat it	a rude way to tell someone to leave	He told the kids to beat it.
in line	waiting in a queue, or behaving as expected	We stood in line for twenty minutes.
laugh at	to laugh in an unkind way at someone	Nobody laughed at his joke.
live with	to share a home, or to accept something unpleasant	I can live with a smaller salary.
work out	to exercise, or to end well	Everything worked out in the end.
change one's mind	to form a new opinion or decision	She changed her mind about the trip.
fill in	to complete a form, or to replace someone	Fill in your name at the top.
guess what	used before telling surprising news	Guess what, I got the job.
break up	to end a relationship	They broke up after three years.
blow off	to fail to meet someone or ignore a duty	He blew off the meeting without a word.
have a word	to speak to someone briefly and often seriously	Can I have a word with you outside?
on purpose	intentionally, not by accident	He did it on purpose to annoy me.
in someone's face	very close to someone, in an aggressive way	Do not shout in my face.
ask for	to say that you want something	She asked for a glass of water.
mess up	to do something badly or make it untidy	I messed up the last question.
as soon as	at the moment that something happens	Call me as soon as you land.
stand for	to represent something, or to support it	What do those letters stand for?
knock out	to make someone unconscious, or to eliminate them	One punch knocked him out.
suck it	a rude way to say someone has to accept it	We won, so suck it.
make out with	to kiss someone for a long time	They were making out with each other at the party.
turn off	to stop a machine or a light	Turn off the tap, please.
bless you	said to someone who has sneezed	Bless you, do you need a tissue?
let me tell you	used to stress what you are about to say	Let me tell you, it was not easy.
pull in	to move a vehicle to the side and stop	The taxi pulled in behind us.
run out	to have no more of something left	We ran out of milk this morning.
move in	to start living in a new home	They moved in last weekend.
throw away	to get rid of something, or to waste a chance	He threw away a perfect opportunity.
play out	to happen or develop over time	Let's see how the season plays out.
snap	break suddenly with a sharp sound	The dry branch snapped loudly under his heavy boots.
missing	not in the expected place, lost	One piece of the puzzle is still missing.
immediate	happening right away	The manager demanded an immediate response to the email.
suspend	to temporarily stop or hang something	The referee decided to suspend the match due to rain.
advantage	something that helps you succeed	Speaking two languages is a big advantage.
emergency	a sudden, serious situation needing quick action	Call the hospital immediately if there is an emergency.
familiar	well known, easily recognized	That song sounds familiar, but I forget its name.
marry	to become someone's husband or wife	They plan to marry next spring in Italy.
possible	able to happen or be done	It is possible to finish the project by Friday.
relative	considered in comparison to something else	The two houses are similar in relative size.
average	usual, typical, or in the middle	He has an average height for a man.
shout	a loud call or cry	We heard a shout coming from the playground.
hook	curved device for catching or hanging	He hung his coat on the hook by the door.
flip	to turn over quickly	He decided to flip the pancake before it burned.
leather	material made from animal skin	He bought a jacket made of real leather.
compliment	expression of praise	She blushed after receiving such a lovely compliment.
shallow	not very deep	Children can safely swim in the shallow end of the pool.
regret	to feel sorry about something	He will regret not studying for the exam.
earn	to get money by working	She earns a good salary as a nurse.
salt	a substance used to season food	Add a little salt to the soup before serving.
calm	not worried, angry, or excited	She stayed calm even when the meeting turned chaotic.
attempt	an effort to do something	His first attempt at the exam failed badly.
report	a written or spoken account of facts	She wrote a detailed report about the project.
tuition	money paid for instruction, or teaching itself	College tuition has risen sharply over the past decade.
married	having a husband or wife	My sister got married last summer in June.
suggest	to give an idea or plan	Can you suggest a good restaurant nearby?
beer	an alcoholic drink made from grain	He ordered a cold beer with his dinner.
nickname	informal name for a person	Everyone at school knew him by his nickname.
unit	a single part of something larger	This chapter is the first unit in the book.
politics	activities related to governing a country	She has always been interested in local politics.
include	to have something as a part	The price includes breakfast and free wifi.
unlike	different from, not similar to	This town is quite unlike my hometown.
fountain	structure that sends up water for decoration	Children love throwing coins into the fountain.
mostly	mainly, for the largest part	The students are mostly from other countries.
blame	to say someone caused something bad	Don't blame me for your own mistake.
impressed	feeling admiration because of something excellent	The teacher was impressed by the student's thoughtful essay.
stereotype	an oversimplified fixed idea about a group	The movie relies too much on cultural stereotypes.
pound	British currency, or a unit of weight	She paid twenty pounds for the concert ticket.
particular	specific, or fussy about details	She is very particular about how her coffee is made.
genuine	real and authentic, not fake	The dealer confirmed the painting was a genuine original.
backup	a copy kept in case the original is lost	Always keep a backup of your important files.
rent	money paid to use a home	The rent for this apartment is due on Friday.
amount	a quantity of something	A small amount of sugar makes the coffee taste better.
filling	material that fills a hole or gap	The dentist put a filling in my back tooth.
anonymous	with a name that is not known or given	An anonymous donor gave money to the local school.
purse	a small bag for money	She kept her keys in her purse.
dust	fine dry powder that settles on surfaces	A thick layer of dust covered the old books.
writing	the activity or skill of writing	She spends most mornings writing her novel.
service	help or work provided to others	The restaurant is known for its excellent service.
mint	a fragrant herb, or a place that makes coins	She added fresh mint leaves to the tea.
pack	a package or a group of animals	I bought a pack of cards for the game.
dare	have the courage to do something	No one dared to question the coach's strict decision.
position	a place, or a job role	She applied for a position at the new company.
private	not public, kept secret or personal	This is a private matter between the two of us.
smooth	flat and even, not rough	The baby's skin was soft and smooth.
lead	the front or first position	Our team took the lead in the second half.
guarantee	formal promise something will happen	The washing machine comes with a two year guarantee.
planning	process of deciding how to do something in advance	Careful planning made the wedding day run smoothly.
confident	sure of yourself and your abilities	She felt confident before the big speech.
fellow	a man or boy, or a companion	He is a friendly fellow who always says hello.
mental	relating to the mind	Regular exercise improves both physical and mental health.
musical	relating to or involving music	He has a lot of musical talent for his age.
creative	good at inventing new and original ideas	She has always been a very creative writer.
basket	a container made of woven material	She put the apples in a wooden basket.
concerned	worried about something	Parents grew concerned about the delayed school bus.
damage	harm that reduces value or usefulness	The storm caused serious damage to the old barn roof.
minimum	the smallest amount or level possible	The minimum age to vote is eighteen in most countries.
comedy	funny entertainment or film	We watched a light comedy at the cinema last night.
toe	one of the parts of the foot	She hurt her toe on the door.
drug	a medicine, or an illegal substance	The doctor prescribed a drug for her cough.
complete	having all its parts, finished	This is a complete set of kitchen knives.
universe	all of space and everything in it	Scientists believe the universe is still expanding today.
gender	the category of being male or female	The form asked for the applicant's age and gender.
technical	relating to a particular skill, craft, or field	The manual is full of confusing technical terms.
round	in a circle, or turning back	She turned round to see who was calling her.
standard	level of quality used for comparison	The factory maintains a high standard of quality control.
rhyme	have the same end sound as another word	In this poem, the word cat happens to rhyme with hat.
success	achieving what you wanted	The party was a big success.
sauce	a liquid served with food	She poured tomato sauce over the pasta.
disgusting	extremely unpleasant, causing disgust	The smell from the trash was absolutely disgusting.
mate	friend, or an animal's breeding partner	He went to the pub with a close mate from school.
target	a goal or thing aimed at	Our target is to finish the project soon.
comfort	state of physical ease and relief	The soft chair gave him great comfort after a long day.
refer	to mention or direct attention to	She will refer you to a specialist doctor.
fashion	the popular style of clothes at a time	She works in the fashion industry in Paris.
suicide	act of intentionally ending one's own life	The clinic offers counseling to prevent suicide among teens.
available	able to be used or obtained	Tickets for the concert are still available online.
liar	person who tells lies	Nobody trusted him because he was a known liar.
term	a specific word, or a period of time	The teacher explained a new scientific term to the class.
awful	very bad or unpleasant	The weather was awful during our whole trip.
thumb	the short thick finger on the hand	He hurt his thumb while closing the car door.
annoying	causing mild anger or irritation	That buzzing sound is really annoying me.
channel	TV station, or narrow waterway	He changed the channel to watch the evening news.
clothing	items worn to cover the body	The store sells warm clothing for the winter season.
wheelchair	a chair with wheels for disabled people	He moves around in a wheelchair.
trick	a clever action meant to fool someone	The magician performed an amazing trick.
ability	the power or skill to do something	She has the ability to speak three languages.
base	the bottom part that supports something	The lamp has a heavy metal base.
deep	far down or into something	The dog dug deep into the soft ground.
envy	a feeling of wanting what someone else has	He couldn't hide his envy of her success.
wire	a thin metal strand for electricity	An electrician replaced the old wire behind the wall.
marketing	promoting and selling products or services	The company hired a new team to run its marketing.
nervous	worried or anxious about something	She felt nervous before her job interview.
tune	a simple series of musical notes	He hummed a happy tune on his way home.
balloon	a bag filled with air or gas	The children tied a red balloon to the chair.
cancel	stop something planned from happening	They had to cancel the trip because of heavy snow.
sensitive	easily affected, or emotionally quick to react	She is very sensitive about comments regarding her weight.
project	a planned piece of work with a goal	The team finished the project a week ahead of schedule.
recent	happening a short time ago	The recent news about the storm worried everyone.
literal	following the exact or basic meaning of words	Do not take his joke in the literal sense.
shocked	very surprised and upset	We were shocked to hear about the accident.
zone	an area with a particular feature	This is a no-parking zone.
spread	a soft food you put on bread	She put chocolate spread on her toast.
style	a particular way of doing something	I really like her fashion style.
beyond	further away than a point or limit	The village lies beyond those distant hills.
expect	to think something will happen	We expect the flight to arrive on time.
physical	relating to the body, not the mind	Running requires a lot of physical energy.
rate	a speed, or a price level	The birth rate has fallen in many countries.
spray	fine drops of liquid, or a spraying device	She used a spray of perfume before leaving the house.
blind	unable to see	The blind man used a stick to find his way.
twist	an unexpected change, or a curve	The movie ending had a surprising twist.
lack	not having enough of something	The plants died because of a lack of water.
bug	a small insect, or a program error	A tiny bug crawled across the kitchen table.
inform	to tell someone about something	Please inform me if the meeting time changes.
victory	an act of winning	The team celebrated their victory with a huge parade downtown.
ashamed	feeling embarrassed or guilty	He felt ashamed after forgetting his sister's birthday.
stroke	a medical emergency from blocked brain blood flow	Her grandfather suffered a stroke last winter and recovered slowly.
eventually	after some time, in the end	She eventually found a job she truly loved.
spin	turn rapidly around a central point	The dancer began to spin gracefully across the stage.
citizen	a legal member of a country	She became a citizen of Canada last year.
moral	lesson about right and wrong behavior	The story's moral is that honesty always pays off.
observe	watch carefully; notice	Scientists observed the animals in their natural habitat.
extend	make something longer, or offer something	We decided to extend our vacation by two days.
awareness	knowledge of a situation or fact	The campaign aims to raise awareness about ocean pollution.
government	the group of people who run a country	The government announced new taxes on fuel.
critical	expressing disapproval, or extremely important	Her boss was overly critical of the finished report.
photography	the art of taking photographs	She studies photography at the local college.
outrage	strong anger caused by something shocking	The decision sparked outrage among local residents.
secretary	a person who handles office work	The secretary scheduled all of the manager's meetings.
deadline	time by which something must be done	The deadline for submitting applications is next Friday.
so-called	commonly named as such, often doubtfully	The so-called expert gave advice that turned out wrong.
faith	strong trust or religious belief	She kept her faith in him despite all the rumors.
communicate	to share information or feelings	It is hard to communicate without a common language.
stain	a discolored mark on a surface	There was a coffee stain on the white tablecloth.
ocean	a very large body of sea water	They watched the sun set over the ocean.
stir	to mix a liquid using a spoon	Stir the sauce continuously so it doesn't burn.
career	job or profession over time	She built a successful career in medicine over twenty years.
underneath	below or under something	The cat was hiding underneath the table during the storm.
naive	lacking experience or judgment, too trusting	It was naive of him to trust the stranger's promise.
deny	state that something is not true	He continued to deny any involvement in the crime.
grateful	feeling thankful for something	I am very grateful for your help.
crack	a thin line where something is broken	There was a long crack running across the ceiling.
objection	expression of disapproval	The lawyer raised an objection during the trial.
defense	action of protecting against attack	The country increased its defense spending this year.
argue	to disagree with someone angrily	The brothers argue about small things every day.
commitment	a promise to do or support something	Marriage requires a strong commitment from both people.
bra	a piece of women's underwear	She bought a new bra at the store.
company	a business that sells goods or services	She works for a large software company.
firm	strong and steady, or decided	She gave a firm answer and did not change it.
turning	a point where a road branches off	Take the first turning on the left after the bridge.
unpopular	not liked by many people	The tax increase was extremely unpopular among voters.
hood	covering for the head, or car's engine cover	She pulled the hood over her head to block the rain.
nap	short sleep, especially during the day	She took a short nap after lunch.
return	the act of coming back	We celebrated his return from the long trip.
float	an object that floats, used in swimming or parades	The children played with a rubber float in the pool.
monster	large, frightening, imaginary creature	The child was scared of the monster in the movie.
kitten	young cat	The kitten chased a ball of wool across the floor.
charm	quality of being attractive or pleasing	The old town square has a quiet, timeless charm.
overboard	off a boat and into the water	A sailor fell overboard during the sudden storm.
rider	a person who rides, or an added clause	The rider guided her horse gently over the fence.
flight	a journey made by airplane	Our flight to London leaves early tomorrow morning.
drag	pull something along with effort	Please drag the heavy box across the room.
load	an amount that is carried	The truck carried a heavy load of bricks.
predict	to say what will happen later	Scientists predict heavy rain for the weekend.
gym	place with equipment for exercise	She goes to the gym three times a week.
tub	a large open container, or a bathtub	She filled the tub with warm water for the baby.
nuclear	relating to atomic energy or weapons	The country built its first nuclear power plant.
print	to put text or pictures on paper	Could you print this document for the meeting?
entitle	to give someone a right	This ticket entitles you to a free drink.
doubt	a feeling of not being sure	She had no doubt that he was telling the truth.
athlete	a person who is good at sports	The young athlete trains every day for the race.
season	one of the four parts of the year	Autumn is my favorite season of the year.
throat	the passage at the back of the mouth	She had a sore throat and could barely speak.
frame	a border that holds a picture, or a structure	He put the photo in a wooden frame.
wise	having good judgment, sensible	He gave his son some wise advice.
fighting	physical combat between people	Heavy fighting broke out near the border overnight.
cast	the actors in a play or film	The whole cast took a bow at the end of the play.
guilt	feeling of having done wrong	He felt a deep sense of guilt after lying to her.
humor	quality of being funny	He handled the awkward situation with great humor.
mirror	a glass surface that reflects images	She looked at herself in the mirror.
balance	state of equilibrium, or remaining money	She checked her bank account balance online this morning.
profile	brief description of a person, or side view	He updated his profile picture on the job networking site.
prefer	to like one thing more than another	I prefer tea to coffee in the morning.
kettle	container for boiling water	Could you put the kettle on for tea?
warning	a statement about possible danger	The government issued a warning about the coming storm.
terrorist	relating to terrorism or terrorists	The city increased security after the terrorist attack.
freeze	to become solid because of cold	Water will freeze if the temperature drops enough.
chemistry	science of substances and reactions	She studies chemistry at the university every afternoon.
attraction	quality drawing interest, or tourist site	The old castle is the town's biggest tourist attraction.
embarrassed	feeling ashamed or awkward	I felt embarrassed after tripping in front of my class.
turtle	reptile with a hard shell living near water	We watched a turtle swim slowly across the pond.
badge	a small item worn to show identity or achievement	The officer showed his badge before entering the building.
ski	a long flat board for snow	He put on his skis before going down the hill.
silly	foolish, not sensible	It was silly of me to forget my keys again.
ceremony	formal event marking an occasion	Hundreds of guests attended the wedding ceremony on Saturday.
diet	the food a person usually eats	A healthy diet includes plenty of fresh vegetables.
clip	short extract, or small fastener	He shared a short clip from the concert online.
ploy	a cunning trick to gain advantage	The discount was just a ploy to attract new customers.
hear of	to know that someone or something exists	I had never heard of that band.
hit on	to show someone you are attracted to them	Someone hit on her at the bar.
see you later	a casual way to say goodbye	See you later, I have to run.
look back	to think about the past	When I look back, I was very young.
take away from	to make something seem less good	The ending takes away from the whole film.
check on	to make sure someone or something is fine	I went to check on the baby.
kick out	to force someone to leave	He was kicked out of the club.
strike out	to fail at something completely	I struck out on both interviews.
call on	to ask someone to speak or to help	The teacher called on me first.
screw you	a rude expression of anger toward someone	He shouted screw you and slammed the door.
walk around	to walk with no particular destination	We walked around the old town for hours.
screw up	to make a bad mistake	I screwed up the order.
turn around	to face the other way, or to start improving	Turn around, I want to see the back.
crap out	to stop working, or to give up	My old laptop crapped out again.
come up with	to think of an idea or a plan	She came up with a better name.
there we go	said when something finally works	There we go, the engine started.
on the table	offered or available for discussion	That offer is still on the table.
sleep together	to have sex with each other	Everyone assumed they were sleeping together.
good job	said to praise what someone did	Good job on the presentation.
keep on	to continue doing something	He kept on talking through the film.
come on in	a friendly way to invite someone inside	Come on in, the food is ready.
what are the odds	said when something very unlikely happens	We booked the same flight, what are the odds?
hand out	to give something to each person in a group	She handed out the papers.
so far	up to this point in time	So far the plan is working.
write down	to record something on paper	Write down the address before you forget.
throw out	to get rid of something, or to force someone out	Do not throw out that receipt.
listen up	used to get a group's attention	Listen up, the schedule has changed.
sexual tension	unspoken attraction between two people	There was obvious sexual tension between the two leads.
hurt someone's feelings	to make someone feel sad or offended	I did not mean to hurt your feelings.
stay out	to remain outside, or to avoid involvement	Stay out of my business.
get moving	to start moving or acting quickly	Get moving or we will miss the train.
turn in	to give work to the person in charge	Turn in your essays on Friday.
stand up for	to defend someone or something	He stood up for his friend.
take a look	to look at something briefly	Take a look at this photo.
there you are	said when you find someone or hand something over	There you are, I looked everywhere.
so much for	said when something has clearly failed	So much for an early night.
watch it	used to warn someone	Watch it, that pan is hot.
make sense	to be reasonable or easy to understand	Her explanation makes sense.
live out	to experience something for real	She lived out her childhood dream.
punch in	to enter numbers or a code	Punch in the code and press enter.
pull off	to succeed at something difficult	I cannot believe they pulled it off.
hear from	to receive news from someone	I have not heard from him since June.
calm down	to become less angry or upset	Calm down and tell me what happened.
once in a while	sometimes but not often	We meet up once in a while.
none of someone's business	not something the other person should ask about	How much I paid is none of your business.
jump in	to join something quickly	Jump in whenever you have a question.
walk out	to leave angrily or in protest	Half the audience walked out.
miss out	to lose a chance to do something good	Do not miss out on the early price.
leave out	to fail to include someone or something	You left out the most important part.
point out	to tell someone about a fact they missed	She pointed out my spelling mistake.
buckle up	to fasten your seat belt	Buckle up before we drive off.
bring up	to mention a subject, or to raise a child	Do not bring up politics at dinner.
keep it up	said to encourage someone to continue	Great progress, keep it up.
lie low	to stay out of sight for a while	He is lying low until this blows over.
head to toe	over your whole body	He was covered in mud from head to toe.
light up	to become bright, or to look suddenly happy	Her face lit up at the news.
stay away	to keep a distance from someone or something	Stay away from the wet paint.
make peace	to end a conflict with someone	The brothers finally made peace.
start over	to begin again from the beginning	I deleted it and started over.
my foot	said to show you do not believe something	Too busy, my foot.
dress up	to wear nicer clothes than usual	We dressed up for the wedding.
crash course	a short course that teaches the basics fast	I took a crash course in Italian.
sleep in	to sleep later than usual	I sleep in on Sundays.
lay off	to end someone's job, or to stop bothering them	Lay off him, he is doing his best.
move out	to stop living in a place	She moved out at the end of the month.
kick off	to start an event or a season	The festival kicks off on Friday.
get out of here	said to express disbelief, or to send someone away	Get out of here, that cannot be true.
rip off	to charge someone far too much	That taxi driver ripped us off.
for show	done only to impress others	The medals on the wall are just for show.
set up	to arrange or prepare something	They set up the chairs in a circle.
beats me	said when you have no idea	Beats me why he left so early.
open up	to talk about your feelings	He opened up about his childhood.
sick and tired	annoyed by something that keeps happening	I am sick and tired of the noise.
as you know	used before something the listener already knows	As you know, the office closes early today.
tell on	to report what someone did wrong	His sister told on him.
wrong number	a phone number you called by mistake	Sorry, wrong number.
hang up	to end a phone call	She hung up before I finished.
dream come true	something wonderful that you had hoped for	This kitchen is a dream come true.
the other day	recently, a few days ago	I saw your brother the other day.
keep up	to move or learn at the same speed as others	I could not keep up with the class.
come clean	to tell the truth about something you hid	He finally came clean about the money.
warm up	to prepare your body, or to become warmer	Warm up before you run.
have a good time	to enjoy yourself	We had a good time at the picnic.
hold back	to stop yourself or someone from doing something	She held back her tears.
fall for	to fall in love, or to believe a trick	I fell for the oldest trick in the book.
hang on	used to ask someone to wait	Hang on, I am looking for the file.
not to mention	used to add another important point	The flat is tiny, not to mention expensive.
work together	to do something as a group	The two teams worked together well.
rely on	to trust someone or need them	You can rely on her to be on time.
in touch	communicating with someone regularly	We stayed in touch for years.
small talk	polite conversation about unimportant things	He is terrible at small talk.
chase down	to pursue someone or something until you get it	I chased down the last missing invoice.
break a leg	said to wish a performer good luck	Break a leg out there tonight.
even the score	to get back at someone equally	They evened the score in the final minute.
look away	to turn your eyes away	He looked away when I asked.
cut in	to interrupt, or to move in front of others	A car cut in without signalling.
slip up	to make a small mistake	I slipped up on the last name.
hurry up	to do something more quickly	Hurry up, the shop closes at six.
take a nap	to sleep for a short time during the day	I take a nap after lunch.
in the game	still competing or involved	One more win keeps us in the game.
live together	to share a home as a couple	They have lived together for two years.