TOEIC Vocabulary List, Business English Words (Scores 600–900)

TOEIC measures practical business English used in international workplaces.

For candidates targeting TOEIC 600+. TOEIC 550–780 ≈ B1, 785–940 ≈ B2.

About TOEIC

TOEIC tests the English used in everyday international workplaces: emails, meetings, schedules, reports, travel, and customer interaction. Its vocabulary is practical and business-oriented, contracts, invoices, logistics, office routines, rather than academic or literary. The Listening and Reading test rewards quick recognition of common workplace terms and collocations in realistic contexts. The functional range covers CEFR B1 into B2, where roughly 550 to 780 maps to B1 and 785 to 940 to B2.

Who this list is for

You are ready for TOEIC when you can handle routine work communication, understanding announcements, reading short business documents, and following a meeting on familiar matters. Employers across Asia and beyond use TOEIC scores for hiring, promotion, and posting decisions, with 600 a common baseline and 700 to 800 expected for roles needing real business English. Your score band reflects CEFR level: clearing 600 to 780 is a B1 achievement, while 785+ signals B2. Because TOEIC is workplace-specific, general English study alone leaves gaps in the business vocabulary it tests.

How to study

Concentrate on business and workplace vocabulary, the language of meetings, finance, logistics, HR, and travel, since that is the world TOEIC lives in. Use spaced repetition to fix common business collocations and set phrases (place an order, meet a deadline, attached please find) so you recognise them instantly under the test's time pressure. Practise with realistic materials, business emails, announcements, short reports, to train vocabulary in the formats TOEIC uses. Drill the Listening section with workplace audio and the Reading section with timed passages, since speed of recognition, not depth, is what raises a B1 score toward B2.

The list (4941 words)

  • abandon B1 We must abandon ship.
  • abandoned B2 The castle looked abandoned.
  • able B1 Is he able to type?
  • abnormal B1 The situation is abnormal.
  • abnormally B2 The weather is behaving abnormally today.
  • aboard B1 Welcome aboard this flight.
  • abolish B2 He wants to abolish it.
  • aboriginal B2
  • aborigine B1
  • abruptly B2 He abruptly pulled away.
  • absence B1 Your absence destroys me.
  • absent B1 No pupils were absent.
  • absentee B2 The absentee was marked absent from the meeting.
  • absolute B1 Absolute freedom is possible.
  • absolutely B1 I absolutely understood nothing.
  • absorb B1 I absorb information swiftly.
  • abstract B1 Do you understand abstract art?
  • absurd B2 Your thesis is absurd.
  • abundance B1 There is an abundance.
  • abundant B1 She has abundant hair.
  • abuse B2 Child abuse is wrong.
  • academic B1 Mark teaches academic writing.
  • academy B1 Welcome to the police academy.
  • accent B1 I like your accent.
  • acceptance B1 Is there peace in acceptance?
  • access B2 Is there wheelchair access?
  • accessibility B2 The goal is accessibility.
  • accessible B1 Is it wheelchair-accessible?
  • accessory B1 The police hunted for an accessory.
  • accidental B1 The sharp accidental changed the intended sound of the music.
  • accidentally B1 I accidentally totally forgot.
  • accommodate B2 Can you accommodate me?
  • accommodation B2 The accommodation is reserved.
  • accompany B1 He will accompany you.
  • accomplish B1 Try to accomplish that.
  • according to B1
  • accordingly B2 Plan your life accordingly.
  • accountant B1 Are you an accountant?
  • accumulate B2 Elderly people accumulate quirks.
  • accuracy B1 Accuracy is important in arithmetic.
  • accurate B1 This translation is accurate.
  • accurately B1 He answered the questions accurately and quickly.
  • accusation B2 What a ridiculous accusation!
  • accuse B1 Do not accuse me of anything.
  • accustom B1 Children are quick to accustom themselves to new surroundings.
  • ache B2 All my muscles ache.
  • achievable B2 The first goal seems achievable.
  • achievement B1 What a great achievement!
  • acid B2 Acid acts on metals.
  • acknowledge B1 I acknowledge my mistake.
  • acknowledgement B1 We received an acknowledgement of our letter.
  • acknowledgment B1 Give your employees acknowledgment.
  • acquaintance B1 Delighted to make your acquaintance.
  • acquire B1 Whoever desires it will acquire it.
  • acquisition B2 Language acquisition requires creativity.
  • activate B2 Activate the program now.
  • active B1 You guys were active.
  • actively B2 He is actively involved in community projects.
  • actress B1 Are you an actress?
  • actual B2 Who made the actual arrest?
  • acute B2 You have very acute hearing.
  • ad B1 Skip the ad, please.
  • adapt B1 You have to adapt.
  • adaptable B2 Be adaptable in changing circumstances.
  • addict B2 He is a video game addict who plays for hours daily.
  • addicted B2 Are you guys addicted?
  • addiction B2 Addiction is a disease.
  • additionally B2 Additionally, we will need to buy some new furniture.
  • address B1 Whose address is this?
  • addressee B1 Do you know the addressee?
  • adequate B2 The connection must be adequate.
  • adequately B2 Everyone should prepare adequately.
  • adjustment B2 The adjustment is painful.
  • administration B1 What does administration mean?
  • administrative B2 The administrative team managed the office efficiently.
  • admirable B2 Their dedication is admirable.
  • admiration B1 He expressed his admiration.
  • admiringly B2 He looked admiringly at his father.
  • admission B1 Admission is free after 2:30.
  • admittedly B2 Admittedly, the test was harder than I expected.
  • adopt B1 Please adopt this sentence!
  • adopted B2 Both daughters were adopted.
  • adoption B2 He signed the adoption papers.
  • adorable B1 Sand cats are adorable.
  • adore B2 I just adore him.
  • adorn B2 The violets adorn my kitchen windows.
  • advance B1 I called in advance.
  • advancement B2 Women had limited opportunity for advancement.
  • advent B2 Advent candles shine in the windows.
  • adventurous B2 Are you feeling adventurous?
  • adverb B1 This is an adverb.
  • adverbial B1 What is the adverbial form of this verb?
  • adverse B2 Is there any adverse reaction?
  • adversely B2 How concerned are you about identity theft adversely affecting you?
  • adversity B2 Resilience grows through adversity.
  • advert B1 Your advert will appear here.
  • advertise B1 You have to advertise.
  • adviser B1 My adviser helped me choose the right university course.
  • advisor B1 Anger is a bad advisor.
  • advocate B2 He wants an advocate.
  • aerobics B1 Aerobics is all the fashion.
  • affect B1 Will this affect tourism?
  • affection B1 He shows her affection.
  • affectionate B2 Cats are very affectionate.
  • affectionately B2 She hugged him affectionately.
  • afford B1 We cannot afford it.
  • affordable B2 Is this fighter affordable?
  • afterward B1 Violence increased soon afterward.
  • afterwards B1 Everyone drank coffee afterwards.
  • ageless B2 Only the body can grow old, the soul is ageless.
  • agenda B1 They have an agenda.
  • aggressive B1 He is an aggressive player on the field.
  • aggressively B2 The dog reacted aggressively.
  • agonise B2 The bad news will agonise him for weeks to come.
  • agonize B2 The difficult decision caused him to agonize for days.
  • agony B2 I witnessed his agony.
  • agreement B1 She nodded in agreement.
  • agricultural B1 They are agricultural tools.
  • agriculture B1 He works in agriculture.
  • aid B1 They need international aid.
  • aids B2 I need band aids.
  • aim B2 His aim is to finish the race.
  • air conditioning B1 The air conditioning works now.
  • air force B1 The air force pilots flew many missions.
  • aircraft B2 Do you fly aircraft?
  • aircrew B2 The entire aircrew prepared for the long flight ahead.
  • airline B1 He sued the airline.
  • alarm B1 Does nothing alarm you?
  • alcohol B1 Alcohol dulls the mind.
  • alcoholic B2 The alcoholic needed help to stop drinking.
  • alcoholism B2 Alcoholism is not funny.
  • alert B2 Go to red alert.
  • alien B2 I saw an alien.
  • alike B1 The two sisters look very alike in their new dresses.
  • allegation B2 What a ridiculous allegation!
  • allergic B1 I must be allergic.
  • alliance B2 They need an alliance.
  • allocate B2 Try to allocate time well.
  • allowance B1 How could you stop my allowance?
  • ally B2 I am your ally, trust me.
  • alongside B2 He was DJing alongside me.
  • aloud B1 I always read aloud.
  • alphabet B1 I knew the alphabet.
  • alphabetical B2 The books were in alphabetical order.
  • altar B2 A beautiful couple before the altar.
  • alter B2 You can’t alter the past.
  • alternate B2 Please list alternate dates.
  • alternative B1 What is alternative energy?
  • alternatively B2 You can take the bus or alternatively, the train.
  • altitude B2 She has altitude sickness.
  • altogether B1 The voices stopped altogether.
  • aluminium B2 Aluminium is a metal.
  • aluminum B2 Aluminum is a metal.
  • amaze B2 You never cease to amaze me.
  • amazed B1 You would be amazed.
  • amazement B2 She looked in amazement.
  • amazing B1 The difference is amazing.
  • amazingly B2 She was amazingly good.
  • ambassador B2 The ambassador met with leaders from other nations.
  • ambiguity B2 The ambiguity is beautiful.
  • ambiguous B2 The situation became ambiguous.
  • ambitious B1 Be an ambitious professional.
  • ambulance B1 The ambulance has arrived.
  • amendment B2 Read the 4th Amendment.
  • ammonia B2 It smells like ammonia.
  • amongst B2 The children played happily amongst themselves.
  • amount B1 His debts amount to $2,000.
  • ample B2 We have ample food.
  • amplifier B2 This is a good amplifier.
  • amplify B2 Try to amplify your opportunity.
  • amuse B2 Does that amuse you?
  • amusing B1 You find that amusing?
  • analogy B2 The analogy is essentially correct.
  • analyse B1 Some people are impossible to analyse.
  • analysis B1 They want your analysis.
  • analyst B2 You have an excellent analyst.
  • analyze B1 Let me analyze this.
  • anchor B2 Pull up the anchor!
  • anchorage B2 The ship found a safe anchorage in the harbor.
  • anchorman B2 The anchorman had an audience with the king.
  • anchorperson B2 The anchorperson introduced the main news story of the evening.
  • anger B1 I sensed her anger.
  • angle B1 Consider things from every angle.
  • anguish B2 He hid his anguish with a smile.
  • animate B2 We have to animate this scene by Friday!
  • animated B1 The discussion was animated.
  • animation B1 He told of his adventures with animation.
  • announce B1 Let me announce it.
  • announcement B1 I saw the announcement.
  • annoyance B1 His annoyance is understandable.
  • annoyed B1 I immediately felt annoyed.
  • annual B1 He has an annual examination.
  • annually B1 Paper production increases annually.
  • anonymous B2 You may remain anonymous.
  • ant B1 The ant carried a large piece of food back to its home.
  • anti B1 He is an anti-war protester.
  • antiaircraft B2
  • antibacterial B2 Honey is antibacterial and it never spoils.
  • anticancer B2
  • anticipate B2 Did I not anticipate this?
  • anticipation B2 Thanking you in anticipation.
  • antipollution B2 We need antipollution laws.
  • antique B1 This is an antique.
  • antistatic B2 This antistatic spray is excellent for carpets.
  • antivirus B2 She downloaded an antivirus.
  • antonym B1 The words "synonym" and "antonym" are antonyms.
  • anxiety B1 Do you have anxiety?
  • anxiously B1 She kept waiting anxiously.
  • anyhow B1 Anyhow I will see him.
  • ape B1 Man is descended from the ape.
  • apology B1 I appreciate your apology.
  • apostrophe B2 I changed the apostrophe to the straight one that we use.
  • apparent B1 Was that immediately apparent?
  • appeal B2 He tried to appeal.
  • appetite B1 She lost her appetite.
  • applaud B1 You may now applaud.
  • applause B1 Please hold your applause.
  • applicant B2 Are you an applicant?
  • application B1 Fill in the application.
  • appoint B1 Appoint me as the project manager.
  • appreciation B1 This is genuine appreciation.
  • appreciative B2 They were very appreciative.
  • appropriately B2 Am I dressed appropriately?
  • approval B1 Official approval is needed.
  • approve B1 Would your mom approve?
  • approximate B2 All numbers are approximate.
  • approximately B1 I have approximately 50 euros.
  • arbitrary B2 Both are equally arbitrary.
  • arch B2 Cats arch their backs.
  • archaeologist B2 Are you an archaeologist?
  • archeologist B2 Are you an archeologist?
  • architect B1 I became an architect.
  • arctic B2 The Arctic is cold.
  • arena B2 He was in the arena.
  • arise B1 When did democracy arise?
  • aristocracy B2 Antiquity is the aristocracy of history.
  • arithmetic B1 Arithmetic deals with numbers.
  • arm B1 Her arm is broken.
  • armful B2 She checked out an armful of books from the public library.
  • arms B2 Put your arms up.
  • army B1 The army changes people.
  • arouse B2 Coffee does not arouse my interest.
  • arrange B1 Can you arrange it?
  • arrangement B1 We had an arrangement.
  • arrest B1 You are under arrest!
  • arrival B1 Our arrival drew attention.
  • arrogant B2 Am I being arrogant?
  • arrow B1 The arrow went home.
  • artery B2 The doctor checked the main artery in his leg.
  • articulate B2 She was never particularly articulate.
  • artificially B2 Are there artificially intelligent teachers?
  • artist B1 I am an artist.
  • artistic B1 You seem very artistic.
  • artistry B2 Translation is as much artistry as it is comprehension.
  • artwork B2 They admired her artwork.
  • ash B2 The ash is a tree.
  • ashamed B1 He felt ashamed after lying to his parents.
  • aside B1 He got brushed aside.
  • aspect B1 This aspect was deliberately overlooked.
  • aspiration B2 This is my aspiration.
  • aspire B2 I aspire to fame.
  • aspirin B1 Did you take aspirin?
  • assault B2 Assault is very bad.
  • assemble B2 I assemble car engines.
  • assembly B2 There was an assembly.
  • assert B2 Justice will assert itself.
  • assess B2 Do they assess organizational risks?
  • assessment B2 Your assessment is incorrect.
  • asset B2 Health is an asset.
  • assign B1 Did she assign any homework?
  • assignment B1 I finished the assignment.
  • assist B1 I can assist you.
  • assistance B1 I need medical assistance.
  • assistant B1 Here is my assistant.
  • associate B1 This is my associate.
  • associated B2 Green is associated with grass.
  • assume B1 I assume this is good.
  • assumption B2 I have an assumption.
  • assurance B2 She kept gaining self-assurance.
  • assure B2 I can assure success.
  • astonish B2 Some people never fail to astonish me.
  • astonished B2 The question astonished him.
  • astonishing B2 This story is astonishing.
  • astonishment B2 His astonishment was evident.
  • astronomer B1 Are you an astronomer?
  • astronomy B2 Astronomy is an expensive hobby.
  • athletic B1 He is quite athletic.
  • athletics B2
  • atlantic B1 They crossed the Atlantic.
  • atmosphere B1 The atmosphere was friendly.
  • atomic B1 The atomic structure of matter is very small.
  • attach B1 I can attach it.
  • attached B2 She attached a photo.
  • attachment B1 The resume is in the attachment.
  • attain B1 He endeavors to attain his goal.
  • attainable B2 A good education is attainable for everyone.
  • attainment B2 The attainment of a goal is a very delightful experience.
  • attempt B1 There was an attempt.
  • attend B1 We attend primary school.
  • attendance B2 Attendance is strictly required.
  • attentive B2 Mark became more attentive.
  • attentively B2 The boys listened attentively.
  • attract B1 Food will attract bears.
  • attraction B1 The attraction was mutual.
  • attractiveness B2 Her attractiveness is not immediately obvious.
  • attribute B2 We attribute his success more to hard work than to genius.
  • atypical B2 His reaction was atypical for the situation.
  • aubergine B2 The aubergine is bitter.
  • auction B2 The auction is over.
  • audit B2 He prepares the office for the audit.
  • audition B2 The audition was intense.
  • authorise B2 The manager will authorise the payment tomorrow morning.
  • authoritative B2 Only use authoritative sources.
  • authority B1 The mayor has the authority to approve the new budget.
  • authorize B2 I authorize my workers to leave early.
  • auxiliary B1 I love international auxiliary languages.
  • availability B2 Contact us to check availability.
  • available B1 Is water available there?
  • avenue B1 They live on Third Avenue.
  • await B2 I await the results.
  • award B1 I won an award.
  • aware B1 Be aware of that.
  • awareness B1 Fear destroys our awareness.
  • awe B2 She watched in awe.
  • awesome B1 My mother is awesome.
  • awkward B1 Do you feel awkward?
  • ax B2 I got the ax.
  • axe B2 This is an axe.
  • axis B2 The earth revolves on its axis.
  • babysit B1 I offered to babysit.
  • babysitter B1 I need a babysitter.
  • backache B1 I have a backache.
  • backing B1 I am backing your decision to change jobs.
  • backpack B1 Give me your backpack.
  • backpacker B1 The tired backpacker stopped to rest by the river.
  • backpacking B1 Backpacking is a great way to travel cheaply.
  • backup B2 We need backup now.
  • backward B2 The dog walked backward.
  • backwards B2 Mark continued reading backwards.
  • backyard B2 Welcome to my backyard.
  • bacon B1 The bacon smells good.
  • bacteria B2 Bacteria usually form colonies.
  • bad-tempered B2
  • badge B2 I have a badge.
  • baggage B1 Go to baggage claim.
  • baker B1 I know the baker.
  • bakery B1 Here is the bakery.
  • balance B1 Finding balance is hard.
  • balanced B2 Academic writing should be balanced.
  • bald B1 Almost everyone was bald.
  • balky B2 The horse was balky and would not move.
  • ballad B2 This ballad is thirty verses long.
  • ballet B2 Do you like ballet?
  • ballot B2 International observers counted up the ballot.
  • ban B2 Why did you ban them?
  • bandage B1 I need a bandage.
  • bang B1 The door slammed shut with a loud bang.
  • bank account B1 My bank account was hacked.
  • banker B2 Are you a banker?
  • bankrupt B2 The firm went bankrupt.
  • bankruptcy B2 The firm was heading for bankruptcy.
  • barbecue B1 Welcome to our barbecue.
  • barbershop B2 I visited the barbershop.
  • barely B1 I could barely walk.
  • bargain B2 Are bargain prices important?
  • bark B2 Why do dogs bark?
  • barley B2 The farmer planted barley.
  • barman B1 Barman, I need a drink.
  • barn B2 Hide in the barn.
  • barometer B2 What does the barometer say?
  • barrel B1 Do a barrel roll.
  • barren B2 The desert was a vast barren, useless for growing crops.
  • barrier B2 Bring down the barrier.
  • bartender B2 The bartender mixed the drinks.
  • basement B1 Go to the basement.
  • basin B1 This district forms a basin.
  • basis B1 Everything starts from a basis.
  • bat B1 A bat flew past.
  • bathe B1 I bathe every day.
  • bathhouse B2 The town needs a new bathhouse.
  • battle B1 Let the battle begin!
  • battlefield B2 The soldiers advanced across the battlefield.
  • beagle B2 I want a beagle.
  • beak B2 The turtle used its beak to bite the food.
  • beard B1 I shave my beard.
  • beast B1 The wild beast ran through the forest.
  • beautifully B1 The singer performed beautifully for the large audience.
  • beautify B2 We use them to beautify our home.
  • beaver B1 The coat was made of soft beaver fur.
  • because of B1 The project was delayed because of bad weather.
  • bedside B1 Switch the bedside light off.
  • behalf B1 On behalf of whom?
  • behave B1 Can you behave yourself?
  • belief B1 Belief can move mountains.
  • bellow B2 A loud bellow came from the angry bull.
  • belongings B2 Only take your belongings.
  • beloved B1 She smiled at her beloved, calling him 'my dear'.
  • beneath B1 This is beneath you.
  • beneficial B2 It could be beneficial.
  • benefit B2 Who stands to benefit?
  • benevolence B2 Benevolence is abstract, a good deed is concrete.
  • benevolent B2 They will bring you together with benevolent language.
  • berry B2 This berry is tasty.
  • besides B1 Besides, I am coming.
  • bestow B2 The king will bestow a special award upon the brave soldier.
  • bestseller B2 She has a bestseller.
  • bet B1 What shall we bet?
  • betray B2 Your thoughts betray you.
  • bewilder B2 The complex instructions bewilder the students.
  • bewilderment B2 I shrugged in bewilderment.
  • bias B2 The judge must avoid any bias when making a decision.
  • bid B2 I bid on it.
  • bidding B2 Is anyone else bidding?
  • bikini B2 She was wearing a bikini.
  • bilingual B1 My friend is bilingual.
  • billion B2 Where is the $128 billion?
  • bin B1 The bin is full.
  • bind B2 Do you bind books?
  • bio B2 Read my bio for more info.
  • biochemistry B1 My background is in biochemistry.
  • biography B1 This biography is fascinating.
  • biological B2 Scientists are studying the biological effects of pollution.
  • biology B1 She is studying biology at the university.
  • biotechnology B2 Clearly, she knows a lot about biotechnology.
  • birdcage B2 It escaped from the birdcage.
  • birthplace B2 Do you know his birthplace?
  • bishop B1 His bishop has been captured.
  • bite B1
  • bitter B1 The medicine is bitter.
  • bitterly B2 I was bitterly disappointed.
  • bizarre B2 Bizarre things started happening.
  • blade B2 The blade has dulled.
  • blaze B2 The house was in a blaze.
  • bleed B1 Do your gums bleed?
  • blend B1 Try to blend in.
  • bless B1 Let him bless us.
  • blessing B1 Life is a blessing.
  • blind B1 He is legally blind.
  • blindly B2 We do things blindly.
  • blindness B2 I have snow blindness.
  • blink B2 I saw him blink.
  • block B1 Walk around the block.
  • blog B1 Please read my blog.
  • blogger B1 My boyfriend is a blogger.
  • bloodstream B2 The infection has reached the bloodstream.
  • bloody B2 His hands are bloody.
  • blooming B2 The tulips were blooming.
  • blossom B2 I love cherry blossom.
  • blur B2 Last month was a blur.
  • blurt B2 She did not mean to blurt out the secret.
  • blush B2 He started to blush.
  • boast B1 They boast of their victory.
  • boiling B2 Boiling water becomes steam.
  • bold B2 What another bold idea.
  • boldly B1 I boldly accepted my identity.
  • bomb B1
  • bombard B2 The teacher began to bombard me with questions.
  • bomber B2
  • bombing B2
  • bond B1 Their bond was strong.
  • bonds B1 Friendship bonds are very important in life.
  • bony B2 The starving animal looked extremely bony.
  • book B1
  • booking B1 The band has a new booking for next month.
  • bookish B2 My teacher is too bookish.
  • booklet B2 Whose booklet is that?
  • bookmark B2 You dropped a bookmark.
  • boom B1 A loud boom was heard.
  • boost B2 Boost your self-confidence.
  • boot B1 He opened the boot.
  • booth B2 The booth also has drinks.
  • border B1 He crossed the border.
  • bore B1
  • boredom B1 The boredom is unbearable.
  • bossy B2 Am I being too bossy?
  • botany B2 Botany is an applied science.
  • bothered B2 A man bothered Mom.
  • bothersome B2 The constant noise from the construction is bothersome.
  • bottle B2 This bottle is empty.
  • bounce B1 Let me bounce something off you.
  • bound B1 Your hands are bound.
  • bourbon B2
  • bow B1 Bow to the master.
  • bowl B1 The bowl is white.
  • boxer B2 Cookie is a Boxer.
  • boxing B1 He trained for weeks in the sport of boxing.
  • bracelet B1 You dropped your bracelet.
  • bracket B2 Her income puts her into the highest tax bracket.
  • brag B2 He could not resist the urge to brag about his success.
  • brainstorming B1 They had a brainstorming session.
  • brake B2 The brake pedal sticks.
  • branch B1 This branch employs 20 associates.
  • brand-new B1
  • brass B1 Her coat has big brass buttons.
  • bravely B1 The soldier acted bravely.
  • bravery B2 I admire your bravery.
  • breakable B2 Glass is a transparent and easily breakable material.
  • breakdown B2 She caused the breakdown.
  • breakthrough B1 This is a real breakthrough.
  • breakup B2 I heard about your breakup.
  • breast B1 Are you breast-feeding?
  • breath B1 Take a breath now.
  • breathing B1 Deep breathing exercises can help reduce stress.
  • breathless B1 It leaves you breathless.
  • breathtaking B2 The surroundings were breathtaking.
  • breed B1 Rabbits breed like rabbits.
  • breeding B1 He learned cattle breeding.
  • breezy B2 It looks breezy outside.
  • brewery B2 The new brewery opened downtown last month.
  • brick B1 The walls are brick.
  • brief B1 Be brief and confident.
  • briefly B1 Let me briefly explain.
  • brightly B1 The logs flamed brightly.
  • brilliantly B2 She swims brilliantly well.
  • broad B1 This street is broad.
  • broadband B2 We share a broadband subscription.
  • broadcast B2 This is a live broadcast.
  • broadcaster B2 The radio broadcaster spoke very clearly.
  • broaden B2 Good movies broaden your horizons.
  • broadly B2 The suggestion was broadly welcomed.
  • broccoli B1 Eating broccoli is healthy.
  • brochure B2 I saw your brochure.
  • bronze B1 This metal is bronze.
  • brother-in-law B2
  • brotherhood B1 The brotherhood between the soldiers was evident.
  • browse B2 You can browse through sentences.
  • browser B2 No browser is safe.
  • bruise B2 You have a bruise.
  • bubble B1 The soap bubble burst.
  • bud B2 The bud opened up.
  • buddy B1 Go to sleep, buddy!
  • builder B1
  • bulimia B2
  • bullet B1
  • bulletin B1 Please put this notice on the bulletin board.
  • bully B2 The big boy was a bully to the smaller kids.
  • bum B2
  • bump B1 I got a bump on my head from the door.
  • bumper B2 The cars are parked bumper to bumper.
  • bun B2 He has a bun.
  • bunch B1 A bunch of nonsense!
  • burden B2 The immense burden of responsibility weighed on him.
  • burdensome B2 The tax is burdensome for the companies.
  • bureau B1 The weather bureau stationed personnel on the island.
  • bureaucracy B2 Bureaucracy is plaguing our lives.
  • burglar B1 The burglar got away.
  • burglary B2 Did you report the burglary?
  • burgle B2 The man decided to burgle the house.
  • burial B2 When is the burial?
  • burning B1 I smelled something burning.
  • burst B1 The soap bubble burst.
  • bust B1 Airlines are going bust.
  • bustle B2 Bustle up, you boys!
  • bustling B2 The market is bustling.
  • but B1 But he can’t dance.
  • butcher B2 My father is a butcher.
  • buyer B1 The buyer was happy with the quality of the goods.
  • buzz B2 Can you buzz me in?
  • cabbage B1 Cabbage is in season.
  • cabin B1 The cabin looked empty.
  • cabinet B2 This is the cabinet.
  • cable B2 This cable is live.
  • cage B1 The cage is ready.
  • calculate B1 Calculate this one limit.
  • calculation B1 I made a calculation.
  • calculator B1 What is a calculator?
  • calf B1 She branded the calf.
  • caller B1 We had a welcome caller at the door this morning.
  • calm B1 The night was calm.
  • calmly B2 The river flows calmly.
  • calmness B1 In calmness lies strength.
  • camel B1 She rode a camel.
  • campaign B2 The election campaign started.
  • campsite B1 I booked a campsite.
  • canal B1 The canal is clogged.
  • cancel B1
  • cancer B1 Doctors are studying new ways to treat cancer.
  • candidate B2 Are you a candidate?
  • candle B1 One candle is enough.
  • cane B2 Is this your cane?
  • canned B1 The soup was canned last summer.
  • cannonball B2 Some kind of cannonball.
  • canon B2 None of this is canon.
  • canteen B1 The canteen was packed.
  • capability B2 The man has the capability to talk.
  • capable B1 Eagles are capable hunters.
  • capacity B1 The room is at capacity.
  • capsule B1 This toy was in a capsule.
  • caption B2 Put a caption on this photo.
  • captive B2 The bird is captive.
  • capture B1 We tried to capture you.
  • caravan B2 They live in a caravan.
  • carbon B2 What about the carbon tax?
  • carbon dioxide B2 Carbon dioxide sometimes harms people.
  • carbon footprint B2
  • carbon monoxide B2
  • cardboard B2 Cats like cardboard boxes.
  • cardigan B2 Put my cardigan on.
  • care B1 Could you care less?
  • career B1 You deserve career success.
  • carefree B2 Her life is carefree.
  • careless B1 What a careless guy!
  • carelessly B1 He does everything carelessly.
  • carelessness B1 His work showed carelessness.
  • caring B2 Her caring nature made her a good nurse.
  • carnival B2 Is it Carnival already?
  • carpet B1 This carpet is beautiful.
  • carpool B2 I carpool with them.
  • carriage B1 The carriage was empty.
  • carton B1 Your milk carton is empty.
  • carve B2 Who taught you to carve?
  • cascade B2 He caused them to cascade down.
  • cashpoint B1 I need to go to the cashpoint to get some money.
  • cast B2
  • casual B1 Casual speech is fine.
  • casually B2 James continued to teach casually.
  • catalog B2 Send me the new catalog.
  • catalogue B2 Send me a new catalogue.
  • catalyst B2 The catalyst system efficiency is below the threshold.
  • catastrophe B2 A catastrophe occurred there.
  • catastrophic B2 What a catastrophic competition!
  • catchy B2 This music is catchy.
  • categorisation B2 The categorisation of these items is quite complex.
  • categorise B1 We need to categorise these books by subject.
  • categorization B2 The categorization of books was helpful.
  • categorize B1 Please categorize these books by genre.
  • category B1 You forgot a category.
  • catering B2 I work in catering.
  • cathedral B2 The cathedral burned down.
  • cattle B1 He learned cattle rearing.
  • caution B1 I would urge caution.
  • cautious B1 Be cautious during travelling.
  • cave B1 I explored the cave.
  • cd-rom B1
  • cease B2 Please cease from quarreling.
  • ceiling B2 The ceiling fell through.
  • celebrity B1 He is a celebrity.
  • cell B1 Cell phones are unbearable.
  • cellar B2 My cellar is flooded.
  • cellist B2 The cellist played a beautiful solo during the concert.
  • cello B2 I play the cello.
  • cemetery B2 He visited a cemetery.
  • centigrade B2 Water freezes at 0 degrees Centigrade.
  • central B1 Where is Central Park?
  • central heating B1 We have central heating.
  • ceremony B1 What a strange ceremony!
  • certainty B1 More eyes, more certainty.
  • certificate B2 We need the certificate.
  • certification B2 There is also a yearly membership fee required to maintain certification.
  • certify B2 He tried to certify the matter as correct.
  • challenge B2 Scientists challenge existing ideas.
  • challenging B1 The complex puzzle was challenging to solve.
  • champion B1 I faced the champion.
  • chancellor B2 Who was called the Iron Chancellor?
  • channel B1 Channel your fighting spirit!
  • chaos B1 Everything descended into chaos.
  • chaotic B2 Things quickly got chaotic.
  • characterise B1 He often adopts the behaviours and speech patterns that characterise the advantaged.
  • characteristic B1 It is characteristic of him.
  • characterize B1 How would you characterize fast food?
  • chariot B1 This was particularly true of chariot racing.
  • charity B1 Charity is a virtue.
  • charm B1 She has great charm.
  • charming B2 Mark was outwardly charming.
  • chase B2 They chase each other.
  • chat show B1 We watched a popular chat show last night.
  • cheat B2 Why did he cheat?
  • check-in B1
  • check-in counter B1
  • check-in desk B1
  • checkout B1 When is checkout time?
  • checkpoint B2 We stopped at the checkpoint to show our passports.
  • cheeky B2 What a cheeky guy!
  • cheerful B1 You sound very cheerful.
  • cheerfully B2 He talks very cheerfully.
  • cheerfulness B2 Cheerfulness is absent from his character.
  • chemical B1 Love is a chemical reaction.
  • chemist B1 She is a chemist.
  • chemistry B1 The student loves chemistry.
  • chemotherapy B2 Chemotherapy causes substantial damage to the body.
  • cherish B1 I cherish this city.
  • cherished B2 They cherished one another.
  • cherry B2 The table was made of beautiful cherry wood.
  • chest of drawers B1 She bought a new chest of drawers for her bedroom.
  • chew B2 Dogs chew on bones.
  • chewing gum B1 I love chewing gum.
  • chief B2 The police chief resigned.
  • childish B2 Stop being so childish!
  • chimney B2 Is the chimney clean?
  • choir B1 Welcome to the choir.
  • choke B1 The electrical choke reduced the current flow.
  • chop B2 I chop down trees.
  • christian B1 She is a Christian.
  • chronic B2 I have chronic depression.
  • chronological B1 I watched it in chronological order.
  • chuckle B1 It made us chuckle.
  • chunk B2 That boy threw a chunk of stone.
  • circle B1 The circle is red.
  • circuit B2 This circuit is live.
  • circuitry B2 The complex circuitry powered the entire device.
  • circular B1 This is a circular saw.
  • circumstance B2 The circumstance was really complex.
  • circus B1 Life is a circus.
  • citizenship B1 I applied for citizenship.
  • citywide B2 They maintained order during the citywide emergency drill.
  • civil B1 Civil engineers are needed.
  • civilisation B1 This is a highly developed civilisation.
  • civilization B1 No civilization lasts forever.
  • clam B2 I am as happy as a clam.
  • clap B2 Everybody, clap your hands.
  • clarify B2 Let me clarify something.
  • classic B2 This is a classic.
  • classical B1 I played classical music.
  • classification B2 Classification is not my specialty.
  • classify B1 I classify his music as rock.
  • clause B2 A subject is missing in the relative clause.
  • clearness B2 His logic possesses astonishing clearness.
  • clerical B2 I find it so strange that keyboards can be both musical and clerical.
  • client B2 My client is innocent.
  • cliff B1 Nobody jumped off the cliff.
  • climate B1 The climate has changed.
  • climate change B2 Climate change impacts everyone.
  • climber B1 Are you a rock climber?
  • clinic B1 He visited a special clinic for his treatment.
  • clip B1 The clip was longer.
  • clog B2 Clog dancing is very popular around here.
  • closely B1 Watch your thoughts closely.
  • closure B2 This factory is threatened with closure.
  • clothing B2 Take some warm clothing.
  • clumsy B2 How clumsy of me.
  • coach B2 I like my coach.
  • coaching B2 We need some coaching.
  • coal B1 The coal is burning.
  • coalition B2 We need a coalition.
  • coarse B2 This paper is coarse.
  • coast B1 The coast seemed clear.
  • coastal B1 We welcomed the coastal breeze.
  • coastline B2 The sea indented the coastline.
  • cocktail B2 I want a cocktail.
  • cocoa B2 Where is cocoa cultivated?
  • coconut B2 Coconut oil does wonders!
  • cod B1 He cooked the cod.
  • coffin B1 The coffin was empty.
  • coherence B2 He regained a little coherence.
  • coherent B2 Academic writing should be coherent.
  • coincide B2 It just happened to coincide.
  • coincidence B2 What an interesting coincidence.
  • collapse B2 The empire will collapse.
  • collar B1 The collar is oversized.
  • colleague B2 This is my colleague.
  • collector B2 Are you an art collector?
  • collocation B2 A collocation consists of words that are often found together.
  • colon B2 A colon is a punctuation mark.
  • colonial B2 I have no colonial masters.
  • colony B2 The colony declared independence.
  • coloured B1 I need coloured pencils.
  • columnist B1 That man is a newspaper columnist.
  • coma B2 The patient remained in a coma for several days.
  • comb B2 You dropped your comb.
  • combination B1 You know the combination.
  • combine B1 Combine all ingredients and mix well.
  • comedian B1 He is a comedian.
  • comedy B1 This is not comedy.
  • comet B1 The comet will wipe out mankind.
  • comfort B1 What brings you comfort?
  • comfortably B2 We were sitting comfortably.
  • comma B1 The comma is missing.
  • command B1 Wait for my command.
  • commander B2 That soldier became a commander.
  • commemorate B2 We will commemorate the event with a special ceremony.
  • comment B2 Someone liked my comment.
  • commerce B2 Commerce helps our economy.
  • commercial B2 I love that commercial.
  • commission B2 What is your commission?
  • commit B1 Commit this to memory.
  • common sense B1 Have some common sense.
  • commonly B1 This happens commonly during the winter months.
  • commonwealth B2 Some states in the United States use the Commonwealth title in their laws.
  • communicative B2 I like communicative people.
  • community B2 Welcome to the community.
  • commute B2 I commute by train.
  • companion B1 Where is our companion?
  • comparison B1 There is no comparison.
  • compassion B2 I admire your compassion.
  • compassionate B2 You should be more compassionate.
  • compatible B2 They are very compatible.
  • compensate B2 You must compensate the loss.
  • compensation B2 The compensation will be huge.
  • compete B1 Many athletes train hard to compete in the Olympics.
  • competence B2 Competence and performance are two different things.
  • competent B2 He is highly competent.
  • competitive B1 Our rates are competitive.
  • competitor B1 A competitor in training.
  • compile B2 His program would not compile.
  • complement B1 Can I complement you?
  • complete B1 My life is complete.
  • completely B1 The room was completely filled with people.
  • completion B2 This building is near completion.
  • complex B1 The profession is complex.
  • complexion B2 The sunshine improved his complexion.
  • complexity B2 They look for meaning in complexity.
  • complicate B1 That can complicate matters.
  • complicated B1 Now it gets complicated.
  • compliment B1 Thanks for the compliment.
  • component B2 Curiosity is a component of intelligence.
  • compose B1 Try to compose yourself.
  • composition B1 She teaches music composition online.
  • compound B1 Do you know what compound words are?
  • comprehension B2 He nodded slowly in comprehension.
  • comprehensive B2 Our curriculum is comprehensive.
  • compress B2 Apply a cold compress to the affected area.
  • compression B2 The compression of the gas made it very hot.
  • compromise B2 I offered a compromise.
  • compulsory B2 Elementary education shall be compulsory.
  • compute B2 Scientists can easily compute the distance between planets.
  • conceal B2 He seemed to conceal the fact.
  • concede B2 Neither side will concede.
  • conceit B2 He has an enormous conceit.
  • conceivable B2 This is perfectly conceivable.
  • conceive B2 We are the people who conceive our destruction.
  • concentrated B1 He concentrated on that.
  • concentration B1 Puzzles help improve concentration.
  • concept B1 What a crazy concept!
  • conception B2 The initial conception of the project was quite simple.
  • concern B2 Does it concern me?
  • concerned B1 The doctors seemed concerned.
  • concerning B2 The meeting is concerning the new project.
  • concession B2 Will the concession stands be open?
  • conclude B1 The inquiry did not conclude.
  • conclusion B1 Negotiations ended without conclusion.
  • concrete B2 This bridge is concrete.
  • condemn B2 We strongly condemn such acts.
  • conduct B2 His conduct was admirable.
  • conductor B2 Who is this conductor?
  • cone B2 Can I get an ice cream cone?
  • conference B2 How was the conference?
  • conferencing B2 We are conferencing online about the new project.
  • confess B2 I want to confess.
  • confession B2 We read the confession.
  • confidence B1 He lacks self-confidence.
  • confidently B2 Try to write confidently.
  • confine B2 Where did you confine them?
  • confirm B1 Would you confirm that?
  • confirmation B1 The confirmation came out.
  • conflict B1 Stay away from conflict.
  • confront B2 Confront your responsibilities directly.
  • confusing B1 He was confusing his brother for his friend at the party.
  • confusion B1 There can be confusion.
  • congratulate B1 Congratulate them for us.
  • conjunction B2 Relative pronouns perform as 'conjunction + pronoun'.
  • connect B1 Connect the two cables.
  • connection B1 I missed my connection.
  • connexion B1 The connexion is miserable today!
  • conquer B1 You cannot conquer us.
  • conquest B2 Conquest is a form of theft.
  • conscience B2 Her conscience is clean.
  • conscious B1 She is figure-conscious.
  • consciousness B2 What exactly is consciousness?
  • consensus B2 So find a consensus!
  • consent B2 I gave my consent.
  • consequently B1 The weather was bad; consequently, the picnic was cancelled.
  • conservation B1 The organization plays a principal role in wildlife conservation.
  • conservative B1 I am a conservative.
  • considerable B1 The fine was considerable.
  • considerably B2 Our opinions differ considerably.
  • consideration B1 Thanks for your consideration.
  • considering B2 That is worth considering.
  • consistent B2 Friendship requires consistent work.
  • consistently B2 Did you train consistently?
  • consolation B2 That was our only consolation.
  • console B2 Who will console me?
  • consonant B1 What is your favorite consonant?
  • conspiracy B2 The conspiracy will continue.
  • constant B2 Constant adaptation is essential.
  • constantly B1 Stop constantly interrupting me.
  • constitute B1 Six professors constitute the committee.
  • constitution B1 He has a strong constitution.
  • construct B1 Money is a social construct.
  • construction B1 I worked in construction.
  • consult B2 You should consult a doctor about your health.
  • consultant B2 Be a trusted consultant.
  • consume B1 I must consume all.
  • consumer B1 Consumer confidence has improved.
  • consumption B1 Mark writes for international consumption.
  • contain B1 The bottles contain wine.
  • contaminate B2 Cars with heat engines contaminate a lot.
  • contemporary B2 He studies contemporary literature.
  • contempt B2 Contempt is bad politics.
  • content B1 Are you never content?
  • continual B1 His continual boasting gave offense to everybody.
  • continually B1 Mark was continually busy.
  • continuous B1 Everyone wants continuous peace.
  • continuously B1 Prices are continuously rising.
  • contract B2 They read the contract.
  • contradict B2 You contradict yourself constantly.
  • contradiction B2 The contradiction was obvious.
  • contradictory B2 The whole thing is contradictory.
  • contrary B1 She thought to the contrary.
  • contribute B1 He wants to contribute.
  • contribution B1 Who made that contribution?
  • control B1 Nobody seems in control.
  • controversial B1 This idea is controversial.
  • controversy B2 This controversy is futile!
  • conveniently B2 Our house is conveniently located.
  • convention B2 A convention was signed.
  • conventional B2 Conventional oil is cheaper.
  • converse B2 The converse is also true.
  • conversely B2 He likes the city; conversely, she prefers the country.
  • conversion B2 The conversion to solar power saved energy.
  • convert B2 He was a convert, too.
  • convey B1 Words cannot convey my feelings.
  • convince B1 Try to convince me.
  • convinced B2 Are you convinced yet?
  • convincing B2 His story sounds convincing.
  • cool B2 We kept our cool.
  • cooperate B2 He would never cooperate.
  • cooperation B2 We appreciate your cooperation.
  • cooperative B2 They formed a cooperative.
  • cope B2 How will he cope?
  • copper B2 Copper is a metal.
  • copyright B1 Copyright is very important.
  • coral B2 Pollution destroyed the once-vibrant coral reefs.
  • core B2 It forms a mutual core.
  • cornerstone B2 Privacy is the cornerstone of freedom.
  • cornet B2 He played a beautiful song on his cornet.
  • corona B2 The corona was visible around the moon.
  • corporal B2 He is ranked as corporal.
  • corporate B2 The corporate office is in the city center.
  • corporation B2 He works for a large corporation.
  • correct B2 This is considered correct.
  • correction B1 Thanks for the correction!
  • correctness B2 Truth loses to correctness.
  • correspond B2 The titles might correspond.
  • correspondence B2 Correspondence is two-way written communication.
  • correspondent B2 I am a poor correspondent.
  • corresponding B2 I like corresponding with you.
  • corridor B2 He disappeared into the corridor.
  • corrupt B2 This politician is corrupt.
  • corruption B2 Corruption is a crime.
  • cosiness B2 We enjoyed the cosiness of the small cottage in winter.
  • costly B2 It can be costly.
  • costume B2 I like this costume.
  • cosy B2 This cafe is cosy.
  • cottage B2 The cottage looked unoccupied.
  • cotton B1 I like cotton clothes.
  • cough B1 He heard someone cough.
  • council B1 The council agreed on it.
  • counseling B1 They need some counseling.
  • counselling B1 My doctor suggested that I seek counselling.
  • countless B1 He knows countless places.
  • countryman B2 After the activities of the second day she stayed the night with a countryman.
  • countrywide B2 A countrywide shortage of medicine caused great concern.
  • county B1 The county administration works slowly.
  • courage B1 Courage knows no disgrace.
  • courageous B1 They are courageous people.
  • courgette B1 He was bent over a courgette plant.
  • courtesy B2 I appreciate the courtesy.
  • coward B2 The coward refused to face the danger.
  • cowardly B2 His cowardly actions made everyone in the group feel ashamed.
  • coziness B2 The fireplace lends coziness to this room.
  • cozy B2 What a cozy place!
  • crab B2 What is a crab?
  • craft B1 What is a craft?
  • craftsman B2 He works as a craftsman.
  • crater B2 The volcano left a large crater on the land.
  • crawl B2 They crawl very fast.
  • crease B2 You have to make the crease very straight.
  • creation B2 Is he your creation?
  • creatively B2 The artists think creatively.
  • creator B1 God is the creator.
  • credits B1 The teacher credits him for his hard work.
  • creek B2 The creek was frozen.
  • creepy B2 Those statues are creepy.
  • crew B2 Welcome to the crew.
  • criminal B1 The criminal is tense.
  • cripple B2 The word "cripple" could be offensive.
  • crisis B1 Our crisis is over.
  • criterion B2 It’s a selection criterion.
  • critic B1 I am my own worst critic.
  • critical B1 Lighting is absolutely critical.
  • critically B2 She eyed me critically.
  • criticism B2 He accepted the criticism and promised to improve.
  • crocodile B2 The crocodile is weeping.
  • crop B1 I will grow the crop.
  • crossly B2 He answered the question crossly.
  • crossroads B1 Go straight over the crossroads.
  • crow B1 The crow flew away.
  • crucial B2 Instilling values is crucial.
  • cruel B1 What a cruel trick!
  • cruelly B2 The rain fell cruelly all day long.
  • cruelty B2 Protect animals from cruelty.
  • cruise B2 We went on a cruise.
  • crush B1
  • crystallise B2 The explanation did not crystallise the situation.
  • crystallize B2 If you increase the temperature, the compound will crystallize.
  • cube B2 Pass me an ice cube!
  • cubism B2 She painted a picture in the style of cubism.
  • cucumber B1 The cucumber is green.
  • cue B2 Just read the cue cards.
  • cuff B2 The cuff of your shirt is wet.
  • culmination B2 This is the culmination of a long journey.
  • cultivate B1 Cultivate your own hobbies.
  • cultural B1 The cultural association "Hope".
  • culturally B2 The festival celebrated the region culturally.
  • cure B2 No cure is available.
  • curiosity B1 This arouses my curiosity.
  • curious B1 He was too curious.
  • curiously B1 She looked curiously at the strange object on the table.
  • curl B2 Cut off that curl!
  • curly B1 Pigs have curly tails.
  • currency B1 Where is the currency exchange?
  • current B1 Current times are tough.
  • currently B1 She is currently working.
  • curriculum B1 Our curriculum is comprehensive.
  • cursor B2 He moved his cursor.
  • curtain B1 They lowered the curtain.
  • curve B1 I hit a curve ball.
  • curved B2 Why are bananas curved?
  • cushion B1 She hugged a cushion.
  • customs B1 Customs vary by region.
  • cv B1 Your CV is impressive.
  • cyberaddict B2 A cyberaddict spends too much time on the internet.
  • cybercafe B2 We met at a local cybercafe to work.
  • cybercrime B2 Cybercrime is on the rise.
  • cyberpet B2 My daughter loves taking care of her virtual cyberpet.
  • cyberschool B2 Many students use cyberschool to learn new subjects.
  • cyberspace B2 No one says "cyberspace" anymore.
  • cycle B1 I cycle to work.
  • cyclist B2 This cyclist is injured.
  • daft B2 He was a bit daft after staying up all night.
  • dairy B2 They visited a local dairy to buy fresh milk.
  • daisy B1 The daisy is white.
  • damage B1 What caused this damage?
  • damaged B1 The product was damaged.
  • damn B2 He does not care a damn about what others think.
  • damp B1 It was very damp.
  • dandelion B2 The dandelion seeds are blowing.
  • dangerously B1 He is dangerously thin.
  • dare B1 Would you dare to?
  • darkness B1 I fear the darkness.
  • darling B2 Of course not, darling.
  • dash B2 She arrived with a certain dash of style and confidence.
  • data B2 This data is alarming.
  • database B2 The database holds all the student information.
  • dated B2 Have you ever dated?
  • dating B1 Dating rocks helps scientists learn about the past.
  • daughter-in-law B2
  • dawn B2 He disappeared at dawn.
  • daytime B2 It was still daytime.
  • daze B1 I woke up in a daze.
  • dazzle B1 Where did you dazzle them?
  • de facto B2
  • deadline B1 When is the deadline?
  • deadly B1 The snake had a deadly bite.
  • deaf B1 My boss is deaf.
  • deal B1 Deal with him yourself.
  • dealer B1 The car dealer sells many different kinds of cars.
  • dear B2 Dog food is dear.
  • dearly B2 I miss you dearly.
  • debit B2 Debit Mr Hill with $100.
  • debit card B2 I lost my debit card.
  • debris B1 There was debris everywhere.
  • debt B1 Am I in debt?
  • decade B2 What decade is it?
  • decay B2 What causes tooth decay?
  • deceive B2 Our eyes deceive us.
  • decent B2 The food is decent.
  • deceptive B2 Appearances may be deceptive.
  • decision B1 We regretted our decision.
  • decisive B2 What a decisive man!
  • deck B2 They went on deck.
  • declaration B1 Your customs declaration, please.
  • declare B1 Well, I do declare!
  • decline B2 The decline was inevitable.
  • decomposition B2 Look for signs of decomposition.
  • decorate B2 Who helped you decorate?
  • decoration B2 He studied interior decoration.
  • decorative B2 The bed is adorned with decorative pillows.
  • decrease B1 Trees can help decrease crime.
  • dedicate B1 I dedicate this song to you.
  • dedication B2 Their dedication is admirable.
  • deduce B2 What do you deduce from that?
  • deduction B2 The tax agent allowed the deduction.
  • deed B1 His deed deserves respect.
  • deem B2 I deem him capable of anything.
  • deer B2 Deer are shy animals.
  • defeat B1 Retreat is not defeat.
  • defence B1 The man pleaded self-defence.
  • defend B1 We defend our country.
  • defender B1 The defender fouled him.
  • defense B1 Defense is another matter.
  • deficiency B1 This website is not accessible to people with red-green color vision deficiency.
  • deficit B2 The deficit is decreasing.
  • define B1 Do actions define identity?
  • definite B1 Is that a definite?
  • definite article B1 The word 'the' is a definite article.
  • definitely B1 Someone is definitely lying.
  • definition B1 What is the definition?
  • deforestation B2 Their habitat is threatened by deforestation.
  • defy B2 Do not defy destiny.
  • dehumanise B2 War can dehumanise individuals and make them act cruelly.
  • dehumanize B2 War can dehumanize individuals, making them act cruelly.
  • delay B1 Please excuse the delay.
  • delegate B2 Who will be the delegate?
  • delete B1 You can delete the file if you do not need it.
  • deliberate B2 He told deliberate lies.
  • deliberately B2 You did that deliberately.
  • delicacy B2 The juice is a delicacy.
  • delicate B1 He has delicate hands.
  • delicately B2 She is delicately constituted.
  • delight B2 That could delight us.
  • delighted B1 We are absolutely delighted.
  • delightful B1 What a delightful surprise!
  • deliver B1 We deliver within 24 hours.
  • delivery B1 My delivery was difficult.
  • demand B1 The people demand reform.
  • demanding B2 You guys were demanding.
  • democracy B1 When did democracy arise?
  • democratic B1 She believes in democratic values.
  • demolish B2 I will demolish the wall.
  • demonstrate B1 Can you demonstrate it?
  • demonstration B1 The safety demonstration began.
  • denim B2 Denim jackets are half off this week.
  • dense B2 Dense bushes concealed him.
  • densely B2 The flowers are densely packed together.
  • dental B2 Dental care is expensive.
  • deny B1 The suspects deny everything.
  • depart B1 I will depart soon.
  • department B1 The fire department arrived.
  • departure B1 I observed your departure.
  • dependable B2 He is a dependable boss.
  • dependent B1 As an orphan, he was a dependent on his aunt.
  • deposit B2 The deposit is done.
  • depressed B1 I am often depressed.
  • depressing B1 That sounds really depressing.
  • depression B1 I have chronic depression.
  • deprive B1 She did not deprive herself of anything.
  • depth B1 The depth is important.
  • deputy B2 He is a good deputy.
  • derive B1 We can derive pleasure from books.
  • descend B2 Humans descend from apes.
  • descriptive B2 The word "self-descriptive" is self-descriptive.
  • deserve B1 He does not deserve this punishment.
  • design B1 The women design clothes.
  • designer B1 He is a designer.
  • designs B1 I saw your designs.
  • desirable B2 It is desirable that nobody should be hurt.
  • desire B2 What does she desire?
  • desktop B2 My desktop has become cluttered.
  • desolation B2 The desolation left in his wake is staggering.
  • despair B1 I was in despair!
  • desperate B1 Desperate times, desperate measures.
  • desperately B2 He was desperately unhappy.
  • desperation B2 In his desperation, he agreed to the unreasonable terms.
  • despise B2 Do not despise yourselves.
  • despite B1 Despite that, I succeeded.
  • destination B1 Your destination is distant.
  • destiny B2 It is our destiny.
  • destruction B1 This is total destruction.
  • destructive B1 I am very destructive.
  • detach B2 Please detach the trailer from the car.
  • detachment B2 This is the detachment.
  • detailed B2 That is very detailed.
  • detect B2 Do I detect sarcasm?
  • detective B1 Mark my words, detective.
  • determination B1 Her determination is inspiring.
  • determine B1 Who will determine the winner?
  • determined B2 What a determined man!
  • determiner B2 Her testimony served as a determiner in the case.
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  • environmental B1
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  • exchange rate B1 What is the exchange rate?
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  • exclamation mark B2
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  • father-in-law B2
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  • file B2 Select a text file.
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  • film-maker B1
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  • financial B1 What is financial management?
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  • fire brigade B2
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  • fixed B1 She fixed the fan.
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  • fleet B2 The Black Sea Fleet has disappeared.
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  • flexibility B2 I admire your flexibility.
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  • fluently B1
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  • footnote B2 See the footnote on page 5.
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  • fox B2 Is it a fox?
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  • framework B2 The whole framework was made of iron.
  • frankly B2 Frankly, I doubt it.
  • frantically B2 He looked around frantically.
  • fraud B2 The fraud goes on.
  • freak B2
  • freely B1 Express your preferences freely.
  • freezer B1 Do you have a freezer?
  • freezing B1 My hands are freezing.
  • frequency B1 Stay consistent with your exercise frequency.
  • frequent B1 He has frequent nightmares.
  • frequently B1 We frequently skip class.
  • freshman B1 She was a freshman.
  • friendliness B1 His smile conveyed warmth and friendliness.
  • friendly B2 Teachers here are friendly.
  • frigate B2 The frigate set sail immediately.
  • fright B1 I get stage fright.
  • frontier B2 Frontier justice was swift.
  • frost B1 Frost touched the flower.
  • frugal B2 Frugal but not stingy!
  • frustrated B1 Why are you frustrated?
  • frustration B1 We understand your frustration.
  • fry B1 Fry yourself an egg.
  • frying pan B1 The frying pan is rusty.
  • fuel B1 The fuel tank exploded.
  • fulfil B2 You must fulfil your tasks.
  • fulfill B2 We fulfill our obligations.
  • full stop B1 Please put a full stop at the end of the sentence.
  • full-time B1
  • fume B2 A fume of smoke rose from the chimney.
  • functional B2 The robot remained functional.
  • functionality B2 I prefer functionality to visual appeal.
  • fund B1 We have a fund for emergencies and unexpected costs.
  • fundamental B2 Those are fundamental questions.
  • fundamentally B2 Society is changing fundamentally.
  • funding B2 Funding remains an issue.
  • funeral B1 The funeral is over.
  • funk B2 Make sure you clean the funk out of the filter every month.
  • funky B2 This is a really funky song.
  • fur B1 Does your fur itch?
  • furious B2 She made me furious.
  • furiously B2 The enemy attacked furiously.
  • furnish B1 You must furnish the house.
  • furor B2 The new video game caused a furor among teenagers.
  • furore B2 The article led to a furore inside the country.
  • further B1 We need to further our understanding of the subject.
  • furthermore B1 The weather was cold; furthermore, it started to rain.
  • furthest B1 Which planet is furthest from the sun?
  • fuss B1 Stop all the fuss!
  • gaiety B2 Health and gaiety foster beauty.
  • gall B1 The gall of some people!
  • gallon B1 Pick up a gallon of milk.
  • gambling B2 Have you been gambling?
  • gaming B2 She enjoys the thrill of gaming at the casino.
  • gang B2 We have a gang.
  • gangster B2 He looks like a gangster.
  • gaol B1 How many people are in gaol?
  • gap B1 It has a gap.
  • gardener B2 I have a gardener.
  • gardening B1 I spent time gardening.
  • garment B1 What garment should I take?
  • gasp B2 I heard them gasp.
  • gateway B2 The old house had a heavy wooden gateway.
  • gaudy B2 He slipped the gaudy shirt on.
  • gay B1 These penguins are gay.
  • gaze B2 His gaze became hostile.
  • gear B2 Is that gear new?
  • gee B1 Gee, what a novel approach.
  • gene B1 As expected, expression of the gene was significantly reduced.
  • general B1 There was general panic.
  • generalisation B2 This is a common generalisation about people.
  • generalise B2 It is dangerous to generalise about a situation which you do not fully understand.
  • generalization B2 Every generalization is dangerous, especially this one.
  • generalize B2 You can never generalize.
  • generally B1 People are generally good.
  • generate B1 Generate a random number.
  • generosity B2 I admired his generosity.
  • generous B1 He was very generous.
  • generously B2 She generously gave money to the charity.
  • genetic B1 My problem is genetic.
  • genetically B1 The child inherited the trait genetically from his father.
  • genetics B1 Scientists are studying the genetics of the rare species.
  • genius B2 Genius is eternal patience.
  • genre B2 Eventually, the genre became stagnant.
  • gentleman B1 This gentleman is paying.
  • gently B2 The candles flickered gently.
  • genuine B2 Her horror was genuine.
  • genuinely B2 He seemed genuinely surprised.
  • geographic B2 The geographic features of the region are quite unique.
  • geographical B1 This store enjoys a geographical advantage.
  • geography B1 Today I have geography.
  • geology B1 Are you still studying geology?
  • germ B2 This milk is germ-free.
  • gesture B1 What a generous gesture!
  • getaway B2 The sports car had an amazing getaway speed.
  • ghetto B2 The city had a historical ghetto where people lived.
  • giant B1 A giant alien appeared.
  • gifted B1 She gifted me something.
  • giggle B1 He always had a giggle.
  • ginger B1 Do you like ginger?
  • giraffe B1 This is a giraffe.
  • giveaway B2 They participated in a book giveaway contest.
  • glacis B2 The castle had a wide glacis surrounding its walls.
  • glamorous B2 Show business is really glamorous.
  • glamourous B2 The actress was known for her glamourous movie roles.
  • glance B1 He understands at a glance.
  • glare B2 The lights glare terribly.
  • gleam B2 There was a faint gleam of hope in her eyes.
  • glee B2 James screamed with glee.
  • glide B1 A bird can glide through the air without moving its wings.
  • glimpse B1 A fleeting glimpse of eternity.
  • glint B1 I saw a glint of light in the dark.
  • global B1 Think global, act local.
  • global warming B2 Global warming worries scientists.
  • globalization B2 Globalization has connected economies across the entire planet.
  • globally B2 Think globally, act locally.
  • glocal B2 We need to think about both local and glocal impacts.
  • gloomy B2 The weather is gloomy.
  • glorify B2 Glorify the ocean, but stay on the ground.
  • glorious B1 What a glorious experience!
  • glory B1 Glory be to God.
  • glow B2 He noticed the glow.
  • goalkeeper B1 Who is the goalkeeper?
  • goat B2 The goat is sick.
  • god B2 What did God say?
  • goddess B1 There is a goddess.
  • godly B2 The leader was known for his godly devotion to his faith.
  • golfer B1 Are you a golfer?
  • goodness B1 My goodness, how embarrassing.
  • goods B1
  • goodwill B2 I found this at Goodwill.
  • gook B2
  • gorge B2 The gorge looked very deep to him.
  • gorgeous B1 His daughter is gorgeous.
  • gorilla B1 A gorilla is a very large ape.
  • gossip B2 The gossip is true!
  • govern B1 That made him govern himself.
  • governmental B2 What governmental changes occurred in 604 A.D.?
  • governor B1 The governor was furious.
  • gown B1 Try on this gown.
  • grab B1 Hey, grab the wheel.
  • graceful B1 I found her graceful.
  • gracefulness B2 Her gracefulness on the dance floor was amazing.
  • grade B1 I teach third grade.
  • grades B1 His grades are excellent.
  • gradual B2 The recovery was gradual.
  • graduation B1 High school graduation arrived.
  • grain B2
  • grand B2 She looks so grand.
  • grant B1
  • graph B1 The graph is misleading.
  • graphic B1 He is a graphic designer.
  • graphically B2 The instructions were graphically illustrated with diagrams.
  • graphics B1 The graphics cards are insanely expensive.
  • grasp B2 I attempt to grasp.
  • gratitude B1 I show my gratitude.
  • grave B1 Many people visit the grave of their loved ones.
  • gravestone B2 They put a gravestone at the head of the grave overlooking the harbour.
  • gravitation B2 The gravitation of the Earth keeps us on the ground.
  • gravy B1 Pass me the gravy.
  • greatness B2 Greatness is close to madness.
  • greenhouse B1 You can build a greenhouse.
  • greeting B1 I returned the greeting.
  • grief B2 Our grief was overwhelming.
  • grieve B2 I grieve with you.
  • grill B1 The grill is hot.
  • grim B2 The outlook is grim.
  • grin B2 Grin and bear it!
  • grip B2 Hey, get a grip!
  • grocery B2 I went grocery shopping.
  • groom B1 Cats always groom themselves.
  • gross B2 Ew! This looks gross!
  • ground floor B1 The apartment is on the ground floor.
  • group B1 Our group has 5 people.
  • grouping B1 This grouping of students will work on the science project.
  • grown-up B2
  • growth B1 Growth comes from learning.
  • guarantee B2 Can you guarantee that?
  • guerrilla B2
  • guidance B1 The boy needs guidance.
  • guide B1 Talk to your guide.
  • guideline B2 Draw a light guideline to help you align the letters neatly.
  • guilt B1 He confessed his guilt.
  • guilty B1 I still feel guilty.
  • guitarist B1 Are you a guitarist?
  • gulp B2 He took a big gulp.
  • gum B2 I love chewing gum.
  • gunshot B2
  • guts B2 The boy has guts.
  • gym B1 Go to the gym.
  • gymnastic B2 Chess is the gymnastic school of the intellect.
  • gymnastics B1 Do a little gymnastics!
  • habitant B2 He is a lifelong habitant of this small village.
  • habitat B1 I live in a space habitat.
  • hail B2 It started to hail.
  • hairdresser B1 Where is the hairdresser?
  • hairdryer B1 Have you brought a hairdryer?
  • hairy B2 Cats have hairy ears.
  • hammer B2 Give me that hammer.
  • hand-held B1
  • handball B1 Sometimes, he plays handball.
  • handicap B2 The church is handicap accessible.
  • handicraft B2 Handicraft is highly valued.
  • handkerchief B1 I ironed the handkerchief.
  • handle B1 Handle it with care.
  • handout B2 The poor man was looking for a handout.
  • handrail B2 Hold on to the handrail.
  • handshake B1 He knows the secret handshake.
  • handwriting B1 Your handwriting is terrible.
  • handy B1 He is known as Handy, the blues musician.
  • hang B1
  • harbor B1 We crossed the harbor.
  • harbour B1 Where is the harbour?
  • hard drive B2 Please save the document to the hard drive.
  • hard-working B1
  • hardship B1 After hardship comes ease.
  • hardware B2 He deals in hardware.
  • harmless B2 It looks harmless enough.
  • harness B1 This harness needs some repairing.
  • harrow B2 The horses are pulling the harrow.
  • haste B2 Pray you, make haste.
  • hastily B2 He hastily finished eating.
  • hasty B1 Hasty marriage seldom succeeds.
  • hatch B1 The hatch remained open.
  • hatching B2 The chicken eggs are hatching.
  • hatred B1 Hatred is our enemy.
  • haunt B2 Winds haunt the village.
  • haunting B2 When did the haunting start?
  • haven B1 A restaurant is a haven for foodies.
  • hay B2 Hay fever is tough.
  • hazard B1 This is a fire hazard.
  • hazardous B2 This is extremely hazardous.
  • headline B1 The headline is completely dishonest.
  • headquarters B2 Did you call headquarters?
  • heal B1 Please, heal my soul.
  • healing B1 The wound is healing.
  • health care B2 Good health care is important for everyone.
  • healthcare B2 Good healthcare is important for everyone.
  • heap B2 A heap is made of grains.
  • hearing B1 What am I hearing?
  • heart attack B1 He was rushed to the hospital after a heart attack.
  • heart-warming B2
  • heartbreaking B2 What a heartbreaking story!
  • hearted B1 He is a kind-hearted person.
  • heartwarming B2 What a heartwarming story!
  • hearty B1 He gave me a hearty welcome to his home.
  • heat B1 Turn the heat down.
  • heater B1 Turn up the heater.
  • heaven B1 Heaven is not free.
  • heavenly B1 What a heavenly dress!
  • hedge B2 I trimmed the hedge.
  • heel B1 I have a sore heel.
  • height B1 I fell from a height.
  • helicopter B2 A rescue helicopter came.
  • hell B2 To Hell with that!
  • helmet B1 Whose helmet is it?
  • helper B2 She was a great helper with the project.
  • helpless B1 She left me helpless.
  • hemp B2 The rope was made from strong hemp fibers.
  • herb B2 This herb adds a wonderful flavor to the soup.
  • herd B1 A large herd of cows was in the field.
  • heritage B2 We must preserve this heritage.
  • hesitate B1 Why do we hesitate?
  • hesitation B2 He agreed without hesitation.
  • hi-tech B2
  • hidden B1 Why are they hidden?
  • high-tech B2
  • highlight B1 You should highlight this sentence here.
  • highly B1 It is highly symbolic.
  • hijack B2 The hijack caused major delays at the airport.
  • hilarious B2 Her joke was hilarious.
  • hint B2 They got the hint.
  • hip B1 He loves hip-hop.
  • hire B1 Hire a new team.
  • historian B1 I am a historian.
  • historic B1 It was a historic decision.
  • historical B1 I like reading historical novels.
  • hiv B1 The doctor explained the dangers of hiv to the patient.
  • holder B2 He is a holder of many academic awards.
  • hollow B2 His words were hollow.
  • holocaust B2
  • holy B1 Is this animal holy?
  • homeless B1 Artists end up homeless.
  • homeward B2 He is homeward bound.
  • hone B2 Now let’s hone in, specifically on the problem.
  • honest B1 Being honest is tiring.
  • honestly B1 Honestly, this is useless!
  • honesty B1 I admire your honesty.
  • honeymoon B1 How was the honeymoon?
  • honor B2 We honor our heroes.
  • honorable B2 My intentions were honorable.
  • honour B2 No honour without work.
  • honourable B2 Her intentions are honourable.
  • hood B2 Is Robin Hood alive?
  • hook B2
  • hop B1 He loves hip-hop.
  • hope B1 Suddenly we had hope.
  • hopeful B1 I remain cautiously hopeful.
  • hopefully B1 Hopefully, that can continue.
  • hopeless B1 Mark felt really hopeless.
  • horizon B1 He studied the horizon.
  • horn B1 This horn is sharp.
  • horrible B1 Deviled eggs taste horrible.
  • horrify B1 The announcement was intended to horrify the audience.
  • hospice B2 Cancer is the leading cause for hospice care.
  • hospitable B2 This climate is very hospitable to plant growth.
  • hospitalise B2 He had to hospitalise his child after the accident.
  • hospitality B2 I work in hospitality.
  • hospitalize B2 We had to hospitalize the victims.
  • hostel B1 I just arrived at the hostel.
  • hourly B2 The workers are paid an hourly wage for their labor.
  • household B1 This household is perfect.
  • housekeeper B2 I need a housekeeper.
  • housemaster B2 The housemaster was responsible for the students in the dormitory.
  • housewife B2 Are you a housewife?
  • housework B1 We share the housework.
  • housing B2 The city has a lot of new housing.
  • hover B2 The creature just continued to hover.
  • huge B1 There are huge waves.
  • hugely B2 The success of the project was hugely important to everyone involved.
  • human B1 We are human beings.
  • human rights B2 He discussed human rights.
  • humane B2 It is not humane.
  • humanise B2 We need to humanise the system for the users.
  • humanist B2 He is a humanist who studies old books.
  • humanity B1 We stand for humanity.
  • humanize B2 We must humanize the system for everyone.
  • humble B2 Are you being humble?
  • humbug B2 My profession? Poet and humbug.
  • humid B1 The air was humid.
  • humiliate B2 He wants to humiliate me.
  • humiliating B2 What a humiliating situation!
  • humiliation B2 I did not bow to humiliation!
  • humor B1 I like dark humor.
  • humorous B1 The lyrics are humorous.
  • humour B1 Do you enjoy black humour?
  • hunger B1 The long journey caused great hunger.
  • hunting B2 Aliens were hunting humans.
  • hurricane B1 Hurricane Sandy is coming.
  • hurriedly B1 He hurriedly finished eating.
  • hush B2 Hush up and finish your work.
  • hut B1 He has a hut.
  • hybrid B2 I bought a hybrid.
  • hygiene B2 We need good hygiene.
  • hyperbole B2 For once, media hyperbole matches reality.
  • hyphen B2 A hyphen is needed here.
  • ice hockey B1 I like ice hockey.
  • ice skating B1 We like ice skating.
  • iceman B2 In the past, an iceman used to deliver blocks of ice to homes.
  • icon B2 Double-click the icon.
  • icy B2 My windscreen was icy.
  • ideally B2 Ideally, everyone would be prosperous.
  • identical B2 Our interests are identical.
  • identification B2 Do you have identification?
  • identify B2 I identify as gay.
  • identity B1 I lost my identity.
  • identity card B1 Prepare your identity card.
  • ideology B2 Why is ideology bad?
  • idiom B1 This is an idiom.
  • idiot B2 He acted like an idiot when he fell off his chair.
  • idle B2 My idol is idle.
  • idol B1 She is my idol.
  • idolise B2 Many young people idolise pop stars.
  • idolize B2 They excessively idolize their leader.
  • ignorance B2 Ignorance is always dangerous.
  • ignorant B2 He is ignorant of the facts.
  • ignore B1 Please ignore this fact.
  • illegally B1 He was caught illegally downloading the software.
  • illness B1 I have an illness.
  • illuminate B1 Let respect illuminate our journey.
  • illusion B2 Justice is an illusion.
  • illustrate B2 He likes to illustrate.
  • illustration B2 The illustration shows the deep interior.
  • imagery B2 Imagery makes poetry vivid.
  • imaginary B1 Imaginary friend for sale.
  • imitate B1 Children imitate their parents.
  • imitation B2 This is an imitation.
  • immediate B1 Their needs were immediate.
  • immediately B1 You notice that immediately.
  • immerse B2 Immerse yourself in the language.
  • immigrant B2 Are you an immigrant?
  • immigrate B1 When did you immigrate to our country?
  • immigration B1 I get nervous at immigration.
  • immoral B2 His immoral actions caused great harm to the community.
  • immortal B2 By the immortal gods!
  • immortality B2 Immortality has its price.
  • immune B2 He is immune from taxes.
  • impair B1 Social media could greatly impair the intelligence of our kids.
  • impartial B2 The jury was impartial.
  • impatiently B2 He is waiting impatiently.
  • imperative B2 Setting limits is imperative.
  • impermanent B2 This is an impermanent structure.
  • implement B2 Try to implement these strategies.
  • implication B2 I resent that implication.
  • imply B2 What do his words imply?
  • impolite B2 Being late is impolite.
  • impolitely B2 He spoke impolitely to the customer service representative.
  • import B2 Different countries import many goods.
  • impose B2 The U. N. moved to impose sanctions.
  • impossibility B2 Impossibility is the most common of excuses.
  • impractical B2 Am I being impractical?
  • impressed B2 His strength impressed me.
  • impression B1 What was your impression?
  • impressionism B2 His paintings were inspired by impressionism.
  • impressionist B2 These are Impressionist harmonies.
  • impressive B1 The view is impressive.
  • imprison B2 There is no prison to imprison our thoughts.
  • imprisonment B2 What are the alternatives to imprisonment?
  • improbable B2 The statement sounds improbable.
  • improper B1 It is highly improper.
  • improperly B2 Are you suggesting I behaved improperly?
  • improved B2 He improved his technique.
  • improvement B1 Today was an improvement.
  • impulse B2 The impulse was gone.
  • impulsive B2 She made an impulsive decision to buy the dress.
  • inaccurate B2 This information is inaccurate.
  • inadequate B2 His vocabulary is inadequate.
  • inanimate B2 The spirits can be good or evil and can inhabit inanimate objects.
  • inborn B2 Her talent for music seemed inborn.
  • incense B2 They like using incense.
  • incentive B2 Give me some incentive.
  • inch B2
  • incidence B2 The angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection.
  • incident B1 That incident never happened.
  • including B1 The price is two hundred dollars, including tax.
  • income B1 Income tax is progressive.
  • inconvenient B1 Old age is inconvenient.
  • incorporate B2 Incorporate stretching exercises for flexibility.
  • incorrect B1 This may be incorrect.
  • increasingly B1 Breathing became increasingly difficult.
  • incredible B1 I saw something incredible.
  • incredibly B1 That sounds incredibly boring.
  • incur B2 If you are late, you will incur a penalty.
  • incurable B2 His illness is incurable.
  • indebted B2 I am indebted to him.
  • indefinite article B1
  • indent B2 The shop received an indent for new shoes.
  • independent B1 I like being independent.
  • independently B2 Can you work independently?
  • indescribable B2 That is utterly indescribable.
  • index B2 My index finger hurts.
  • indication B2 Willingness to correct is an indication of wisdom.
  • indifferent B2 It left me indifferent.
  • indignity B2 They expressed their indignity at the claims.
  • indirect B1 A smile is an indirect hug.
  • indirectly B1 I tried to investigate his opinion indirectly.
  • indispensable B2 Exactly, that is indispensable.
  • individual B2 What is an individual?
  • indoors B1 Keep your cats indoors.
  • indulge B2 Mind if I indulge?
  • indulgent B2 Be indulgent with people.
  • industrial B1 Some industrial cities stink.
  • industrialise B2 The country began to industrialise rapidly after the war.
  • industrialize B2 The country will industrialize its economy.
  • industry B1 That industry rapidly disappeared.
  • ineffective B2 His advice was ineffective.
  • inert B2 The rock was inert and did not move.
  • inevitable B1 Progress is not inevitable.
  • inevitably B2 The rain was falling so heavily that the flood was inevitably going to happen.
  • inexperienced B2 The boy is inexperienced.
  • infant B2 The infant is unwell.
  • infect B2 The virus can easily infect a healthy person.
  • infected B2 She is HIV-infected.
  • infection B1 The infection is spreading.
  • infectious B2 Is it something infectious?
  • infer B2 What can you infer from these observations?
  • inference B2 Is this an observation or an inference?
  • infinitive B1 I’m studying infinitive verbs.
  • inflammation B2 The inflammation worsened overnight.
  • inflammatory B2 Stop being so inflammatory.
  • inflate B2 I cannot inflate all these balloons.
  • inflation B2 What does inflation mean?
  • influence B2 Feelings influence physical health.
  • influential B2 My parents are influential people.
  • influenza B2 He is ill with influenza.
  • info B2 Thanks for the info.
  • inform B1 We must inform them.
  • informal B2 It was an informal meeting.
  • informative B1 It was really informative.
  • infrastructure B2 The infrastructure has improved.
  • infringe B2 They infringe on our basic freedoms.
  • infringement B2 This is an infringement of his copyright and intellectual property.
  • ingredient B1 The main ingredient is sugar.
  • inhabit B2 Animals inhabit the forest.
  • inhabitant B1 I am an inhabitant of Earth.
  • inhale B1 Inhale through the nose.
  • inherit B2 Did you inherit a lot?
  • initial B1 Impressions guide initial judgments.
  • initially B1 Initially, I did not like the new food.
  • initiative B2 I admire your initiative.
  • inject B1 What did they inject you with?
  • injection B2 The doctor is administering an injection.
  • injured B2 There were five injured.
  • injury B1 He has an injury.
  • ink B1 This ink is white.
  • innate B2 He has innate abilities.
  • innermost B1 Is life a reflection of our innermost desires?
  • innocent B1 Children are quite innocent.
  • innocently B2 The child innocently asked about the colorful balloons.
  • innovation B2 There is an innovation.
  • innovative B2 They develop innovative projects.
  • innovator B1 The young innovator developed a new way to generate clean energy.
  • input B2 Input your email address.
  • inquire B2 He says he will inquire into the matter.
  • inquiry B1 Thank you for your inquiry.
  • insane B1 Are we going insane?
  • inscribe B1 They will inscribe their names on the monument.
  • inscription B1 Your inscription was excellent.
  • inseparable B2 We were practically inseparable.
  • insert B2 Please insert a coin.
  • insight B1 I want your insight.
  • insist B1 I insist on it!
  • inspect B2 Let me inspect it.
  • inspection B1 Our inspection is done.
  • inspector B2 Are you an inspector?
  • inspirational B2 It was truly inspirational.
  • inspire B1 You do inspire me.
  • instal B1 We need to instal the new software by tomorrow.
  • install B1 Updates are ready to install.
  • installation B2 The installation is complete.
  • instance B1 Which instance is it?
  • instantly B2 Everyone instantly fell silent.
  • instead of B1 He chose tea instead of coffee.
  • instil B2 Parents try to instil a sense of responsibility in their children.
  • instill B2 Instill confidence in your children.
  • instinct B2 He acted on instinct.
  • institute B1 What did the committee of the institute say?
  • institution B2 The institution must be protected.
  • instruct B2 I use animals to instruct people.
  • instruction B1 Read the instruction carefully.
  • instructions B1 Please follow the instructions.
  • instructor B1 Are you an instructor?
  • insufficient B2 The evidence is insufficient.
  • insult B2 His rude comment was a terrible insult.
  • insurance B1 Did you buy insurance?
  • integrate B2 We need to integrate the new software with the old system.
  • intellectual B2 The intellectual shared his complex ideas with the group.
  • intend B1 I intend to protest.
  • intended B2 We intended to stay.
  • intense B1 I felt intense pain.
  • intensive B1 Intensive farming ruins the soil.
  • intent B2 That was the intent.
  • intention B1 Their intention is evident.
  • intentionally B1 We did that intentionally.
  • interact B1 Interact with other people.
  • interaction B1 We wanted more interaction.
  • interactive B2 This is more interactive.
  • interest B1 Does that interest you?
  • interfere B2 Why should I interfere?
  • interior B2 He studied interior decoration.
  • intermediate B1 Gray is a color intermediate between black and white.
  • intermission B1 When is the intermission?
  • internal B1 He improves internal communication.
  • internationally B1 This author is internationally known.
  • interpersonal B2 I love transparency in interpersonal relationships.
  • interpret B2 Can you interpret this?
  • interpretation B2 It is subject to interpretation.
  • interpreter B2 Are you an interpreter?
  • interrupt B1 Did we interrupt anything?
  • interruption B2 Sorry for the interruption.
  • intersection B2 This intersection is dangerous.
  • interval B1 The interval is ten minutes.
  • intervene B2 The police rarely intervene.
  • interview B1 Cut off this interview.
  • interviewee B1 Only on one occasion the interviewee introduces a topic.
  • intimate B2 The dance gradually became intimate.
  • intransitive B2 This verb can be transitive or intransitive.
  • intravenous B2 The nurse gave the medicine through an intravenous line.
  • introduction B1 I skipped the introduction.
  • intrude B2 Take care not to intrude upon her privacy.
  • intruder B2 We caught the intruder.
  • intrusion B2 Sorry for the intrusion.
  • invariable B2 A conjunction is an invariable word that links two ideas.
  • invariably B2 Whenever I get ready to go shopping, he invariably starts getting on my back.
  • invasion B1 It is an invasion.
  • inventor B2 Are you an inventor?
  • inverted commas B2
  • invest B1 Invest the money wisely.
  • investigate B2 You should investigate that.
  • investigation B1 The investigation was over.
  • investigator B2 Are you an investigator?
  • investment B2 We encourage foreign investment.
  • investor B2 Are you an investor?
  • invisible B2 The aliens are invisible.
  • invitation B1 Misfortune awaits no invitation.
  • invitingly B2 The warm cookies smelled invitingly from the kitchen.
  • invoke B2 Invoke God in times of trouble.
  • involuntarily B1 He shivered involuntarily from the cold.
  • involve B1 What does it involve?
  • involved B1 Everyone involved was arrested.
  • involvement B2 We’ll find a solution without your involvement.
  • iron B1 Iron helps us play.
  • ironically B2 The answer is meant ironically.
  • ironing B1 This shirt needs ironing.
  • irrational B2 Am I being irrational?
  • irregular B1 The irregular attacked the supply lines at night.
  • irresistible B2 He found her irresistible.
  • irresistibly B2 Love is an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired.
  • irresponsible B2 That would be irresponsible.
  • irritate B1 Annoying people irritate me.
  • irritated B2 My throat is irritated.
  • irritating B2 What was irritating Mark?
  • irritation B2 His irritation is understandable.
  • islander B2 The islander welcomed us to his home.
  • isle B1 We visited a small isle in the middle of the lake.
  • isolation B1 The isolation was terrible.
  • italicise B2 You should italicise the title of the book.
  • italicize B2 Please italicize the title of the book.
  • itch B2 Does your fur itch?
  • ivory B1 Leave your ivory tower.
  • jade B1 Is that real jade?
  • jail B1 I went to jail.
  • jam B2 She loves strawberry jam.
  • jar B1 Open the jam jar.
  • jaw B2 He opened his jaw wide to take a big bite of the apple.
  • jazz B1 They’re crazy about jazz.
  • jealous B1 I was insanely jealous.
  • jealously B2 She watched her rival jealously.
  • jeopardise B2 His actions could jeopardise the safety of the whole group.
  • jeopardize B2 This could jeopardize the whole operation.
  • jewel B1 They examined the jewel.
  • jeweler B2 I asked the jeweler to inscribe my initials on the back my watch.
  • jeweller B2 This jeweller is talented.
  • jog B1 I seldom jog alone.
  • jogging B1 Shall we go jogging?
  • joint B1 He suggested joint ventures.
  • joke B1 Her joke was hilarious.
  • journal B1 Give me the journal!
  • journalism B2 He works in journalism for a local paper.
  • journalist B1 I am a journalist.
  • judgement B1 The Last Judgement is near.
  • judgment B1 She trusts his judgment.
  • judo B2 Teach judo to me.
  • jug B1 This jug is empty.
  • juicy B1 The apple is juicy.
  • jumper B1 Try that jumper on.
  • jungle B1 Welcome to the jungle.
  • junk food B2 Stop eating junk food.
  • juror B2 The juror listened carefully to all the evidence.
  • jury B2 The jury was impartial.
  • justice B1 I fight for justice.
  • justify B2 Nothing can justify that.
  • kangaroo B2 Is that a kangaroo?
  • karaoke B2 Who invented karaoke bars?
  • keen B2 You look so keen.
  • keeper B2 He is the keeper of the gate.
  • kerosene B2 This stove uses kerosene.
  • kettle B1 Bring me the kettle.
  • keyboard B1 The keyboard stopped working.
  • keystroke B2 Each keystroke on the keyboard made a sound.
  • kid B1 You had a kid.
  • killing B1 The accidental killing shocked the entire peaceful village.
  • kindly B1 He remembers me kindly.
  • kindness B1 His kindness moved me.
  • kiss B1 She gave him a quick kiss before leaving for work.
  • kitten B1 What a cute kitten!
  • kneel B2
  • knit B1 I like to knit.
  • knock B1 I heard someone knock.
  • knot B2 Pull the knot tighter.
  • knowingly B2 He said it knowingly.
  • known B2 Write what you know.
  • lab B1 Go into the lab.
  • label B2 I read the label.
  • laboratory B1 Welcome to our laboratory.
  • laborer B2 The construction site needed many skilled laborers.
  • labourer B2 Peter is a labourer.
  • lack B2 Perhaps I lack experience.
  • ladder B1 Our ladder is broken.
  • lamb B1 I had the lamb.
  • lame B2
  • lance B2 This is a lance.
  • landing B2 Please prepare for landing.
  • landlady B2 This is the landlady.
  • landlord B1 Are you a landlord?
  • landslide B2 The landslide destroyed all the gardens.
  • lap B2 Please rest your legs on my lap.
  • laptop B2 I want a laptop.
  • largely B1 Wars are largely unnecessary.
  • lark B2 A lark is singing.
  • laser B2 Do you have a laser?
  • last minute B2 I made the booking at the last minute.
  • last-minute B2
  • lasting B1
  • lastly B2 Lastly, we will discuss the future plans for the project.
  • latecomer B1 The latecomer apologized for missing the beginning of the meeting.
  • lately B1 Have you seen him lately?
  • laughter B1 He choked with laughter!
  • launch B1 The astronauts prepared for launch.
  • laundry B2 Hang out the laundry!
  • lava B2 Lava lamps are awesome.
  • lawful B1 He is the lawful owner of the company.
  • lawmaker B2 The lawmaker proposed a new rule.
  • lawn B2 The lawn looks nice.
  • lawsuit B2 This is a lawsuit waiting to happen.
  • layabout B2
  • layer B1 A thin layer of dust covered all the furniture.
  • lead B1 Lead is extremely toxic.
  • leadership B1 The company lacks leadership.
  • leading B1 Who is leading them?
  • leaflet B2 This leaflet contains necessary information.
  • league B1 Do you follow rugby league?
  • leak B2 Is there a leak?
  • lean B2 Lean your head forward.
  • leap B1 Look before you leap.
  • learning B2 Continuous learning is important for professional development.
  • lease B2 His lease is up.
  • leash B2 Where is the leash?
  • least B2 He did not care about the least important details of the plan.
  • lecture B1 This lecture is over.
  • lecturer B2 The lecturer spoke to the class.
  • leek B2 How much is the kilo of leek?
  • legal B1 It is a legal requirement to have a permit.
  • legally B1 He is legally blind.
  • legend B2 This man is a legend.
  • legendary B2 This state is legendary.
  • legislate B2 The committee will legislate on the new proposal.
  • legislation B2 She lobbies for new legislation.
  • legislative B2 The U.S. government has three branches: the executive, the legislative, and the judicial.
  • legislator B2 The legislator proposed a new bill.
  • legislature B2 The legislature enacted sweeping laws.
  • legitimate B2 The comparison is legitimate.
  • leisurely B2 The leisurely women write many letters.
  • length B1 What length is it?
  • lengthen B2 Can you lengthen it?
  • lengthy B2 The lengthy lecture palled on me.
  • lens B2 She used a zoom lens.
  • leopard B2 The leopard looked defensive.
  • lessen B1 She tried to lessen her expenses.
  • lest B2 Work quietly lest you disturb others.
  • lettuce B1 We washed the lettuce.
  • level B2
  • liar B1 Do not believe him; he is a known liar.
  • liberal B2 Are you a liberal?
  • liberate B1 We must liberate them.
  • liberation B1 The liberation of the prisoners was celebrated by all.
  • librarian B1 He is a librarian.
  • lick B2 The cow went to the salt lick.
  • lid B2 The lid is closed.
  • lifeguard B1 He became a lifeguard.
  • lifeless B2 The plant looked lifeless after the frost.
  • lifelong B1 They became lifelong friends.
  • lifetime B2 Never in a lifetime!
  • lighten B2 Lighten up a little.
  • lighter B1
  • lighting B2 Lighting is a must.
  • lightly B1 He lightly touched the delicate flower.
  • lightning B1 Lightning hit that tower.
  • likeness B1 He bears a strong likeness to my son.
  • likewise B2 Watch him and do likewise.
  • limb B2 The monkey used its long limb to grab the fruit.
  • limit B1 Observe the speed limit.
  • limitation B1 His health was a limitation.
  • limited B1 My time is limited.
  • limp B1 My legs felt limp.
  • linen B2 This towel is 100% pure linen.
  • liner B2 The batter hit a long liner to center field.
  • ling B2 My surname is Ling.
  • linger B2 Impressions linger long after the moment.
  • link B1 I copied the link.
  • links B1 He clicked on 2 links.
  • liquid B1 This liquid is harmful.
  • list B2 I lost the list.
  • listener B2 The listener paid close attention to the speaker.
  • literal B2 Is this a literal translation?
  • literally B2 He translated it literally.
  • literary B1 She has some literary talent.
  • literature B1 Is literature an art?
  • litter B2 Tidy up the litter!
  • little B1 The mouse is little.
  • liver B1 The doctor checked my liver for problems.
  • load B1 Take a load off.
  • loaf B1 The loaf is small.
  • loan B2 I’ll loan her mine.
  • lobby B2 Wait in the lobby.
  • locate B1 Can you locate it?
  • located B1 Where is it located?
  • location B1 Give me your location.
  • lock B1
  • lodge B1 Where did you lodge them?
  • log B1 You should log in.
  • logic B1 She used logic to solve the difficult problem.
  • logo B1 I like the logo.
  • loneliness B2 The loneliness was awful.
  • long-distance B2
  • long-term B2
  • loosely B2 He spoke loosely about his plans for the future.
  • lord B2 Who is our lord?
  • lorry B1 Whose lorry is this?
  • loss B1 What causes hair loss?
  • lottery B1 Life is a lottery.
  • loud B1 Sheep can be loud.
  • loudspeaker B1 The loudspeaker is not working.
  • lousy B2 I feel really lousy.
  • lovingly B1 Father embraced Mother lovingly.
  • lowland B2 The map showed a large area of lowland near the coast.
  • loyal B1 Our customers are loyal.
  • loyalty B1 I admire your loyalty.
  • lucrative B2 Starting a new business can be very lucrative if planned well.
  • luggage B1 We lost our luggage.
  • lung B1 Healthy humans have two lungs for breathing air.
  • lush B2 Those trainers are lush.
  • luxurious B2 He wore luxurious clothes.
  • luxury B1 He lives in luxury.
  • lyrics B2 I know the lyrics.
  • madam B2 Please come in, madam.
  • madame B2 Thank you for the warm welcome, madame.
  • madness B2 This is sheer madness.
  • maestro B2 He plays the piano like a maestro.
  • magical B1 The effect was magical.
  • magician B1 Is he a magician?
  • magnificent B1 The view is magnificent.
  • magnify B2 You can use a magnifying glass to magnify small text.
  • mail B1 Where is my mail?
  • mailbox B1 This is a mailbox.
  • main B1 Describe the main character.
  • maintain B1 Maintain a healthy diet.
  • maintenance B1 That house needs maintenance.
  • major B1 Nothing too major happened.
  • majority B1 The majority is against.
  • malady B2 She suffers from a chronic malady.
  • malaria B2 Those mosquitoes transmit malaria.
  • mama B2 I love you, Mama.
  • mamma B2 The children ran to their mamma when they heard her voice.
  • management B1 What is financial management?
  • mango B2 Pick up the mango.
  • manipulate B2 Mark can manipulate others.
  • mankind B1 Mankind is developing further.
  • mansion B2 The mansion looked abandoned.
  • manual B2 Sewing is manual labor.
  • manufacture B2 Robots are used to manufacture cars.
  • manufacturer B2 We supply parts to the auto manufacturer.
  • manufacturing B2 There may be manufacturing defects.
  • maple B1 What is this, maple?
  • marathon B2 A marathon is 26.2 miles.
  • marble B1 Marble floors are beautiful.
  • margin B2 Our profit margin is very small.
  • marine B1 He became a Marine.
  • marked B1 The path was marked with stones.
  • marker B2 Place a marker here so you do not forget this spot.
  • market B1 The market was crowded.
  • marketing B2 She works in marketing.
  • marriage B1 His marriage fell apart.
  • martial B2 The martial arts class was very difficult.
  • martial art B2 He practices martial art every morning.
  • mash B1 The beans are then ground into a mash.
  • mask B2 Take off your mask!
  • mass B2 The mass is over.
  • massacre B2
  • massage B2 I need a massage.
  • masseur B2 I am a masseur.
  • massive B1 The mosque was massive.
  • master B1 He found his master.
  • masterpiece B2 He created a masterpiece.
  • mastery B2 Do you believe in self-mastery?
  • matching B2 Your ideas are matching my own thoughts.
  • mathematical B2 He is a mathematical genius.
  • mathematician B1 She is a mathematician.
  • mathematics B1 I majored in mathematics.
  • mature B2 You sound very mature.
  • mausoleum B2 No one can rescue me from this mausoleum.
  • maximum B1 He provided his maximum.
  • mayor B1 They elected her mayor.
  • meaningful B1 Live a meaningful life.
  • means B2 Come, by all means.
  • meanwhile B1 Meanwhile, night had fallen.
  • measure B1 How to measure success?
  • measurement B1 I checked the measurement.
  • mechanic B1 I became a mechanic.
  • mechanical B1 This is a mechanical toy.
  • mechanise B2
  • mechanize B2
  • media B2 Stop using social media.
  • mediaeval B2 We learned about mediaeval castles in history class.
  • medication B2 Are you on medication?
  • medieval B2 This bill sounds medieval.
  • mediocre B2 That sounds pretty mediocre.
  • meditate B1 You need to meditate.
  • meditation B1 Listen to guided meditation.
  • mediterranean B1 Mediterranean weather is mild.
  • medium B1 My gloves are size medium.
  • melody B2 What a beautiful melody!
  • melt B1 It refuses to melt.
  • membership B1 Membership is by invitation.
  • memorable B1 It was a memorable night.
  • memorial B2 A statue was erected as a memorial to the fallen soldiers.
  • memorise B1 I am unable to memorise it.
  • memorize B1 I can memorize anything.
  • mend B1 She did a careful mend on her favorite shirt.
  • mental B1 Mental disabilities are disabilities.
  • mentally B1 She is mentally tired after the test.
  • mention B1 Did someone mention money?
  • mentor B2 He was her mentor.
  • merchandise B2 You loaded the merchandise.
  • merchant B1 The merchant is rich.
  • mercy B2 Have mercy on me.
  • mere B1 Mere survival is not enough.
  • merely B1 He was merely watching.
  • merge B2 Please let others merge!
  • merger B2 There will be no merger.
  • mess B2 Clean up the mess.
  • message board B1 She posted her question on the online message board.
  • messenger B2 He replied on Messenger.
  • messy B1 Children can be messy.
  • metaphor B2 What a clumsy metaphor!
  • metric B2 Do you know the metric system?
  • micro B2 The disease was caused by a new micro-organism.
  • microbe B2 The man is also a stubborn microbe.
  • microcomputer B2 The engineer designed a custom microcomputer to control the laboratory equipment.
  • micrometer B2 The scientist used a micrometer to measure the tiny part.
  • micrometre B2 A micrometre is a very small unit of measurement.
  • microorganism B2 The alien microorganism grew faster.
  • microphone B2 Plug in the microphone.
  • microscope B2 I want a microscope.
  • microscopic B2 Bacteria are microscopic organisms.
  • microscopy B2 The scientist used microscopy to study the tiny cells.
  • microwave B2 Open the microwave door.
  • middle-aged B1
  • midst B2 I am standing in their midst.
  • mighty B2 I got mighty hungry.
  • migrate B2 I wonder why birds migrate.
  • migration B2 Migration is human nature.
  • mild B1 Winter will be mild.
  • mile B1 I walked about 1 mile.
  • mill B2 She has a mill.
  • millimeter B2 The line was only a few millimeters long.
  • millimetre B2 This line is one millimetre long.
  • millionaire B2 Are you a millionaire?
  • mimic B2 She can mimic the teacher.
  • miner B2 The miner worked deep in the earth.
  • mineral B1 I prefer mineral water.
  • miniature B2 Insects are miniature marvels.
  • minimise B1 Is there some way we can minimise the risk?
  • minimize B1 We need to minimize the risk.
  • minimum B1 I did the minimum.
  • minister B2 They saw the minister.
  • minor B1 Am I a minor?
  • minority B1 The small minority felt unheard.
  • mint B2 Use a breath mint.
  • minus B1 One minus one is zero.
  • miracle B1 We need a miracle.
  • mischief B1 Keep out of mischief.
  • misconception B2 This is a misconception.
  • miserable B1 What a miserable day!
  • misery B1 We experienced great misery.
  • misfortune B2 Misfortune awaits no invitation.
  • mislead B1 First impressions can mislead you.
  • misleading B2 The description was misleading.
  • missile B2
  • mission B1 Our mission has failed.
  • mist B2 The mist is clearing.
  • mistreat B2 How did they mistreat you so badly?
  • mistrustful B2 He was mistrustful of strangers after the incident.
  • misty B1 It was very misty.
  • misunderstand B2 Did you misunderstand me?
  • misunderstanding B1 We had a misunderstanding.
  • mixed B2 Reactions were very mixed.
  • mixing bowl B1 Combine all the ingredients in the mixing bowl.
  • mixture B2 The mixture has cooled.
  • mobility B2 The team lacked mobility.
  • mock B2 You mock my intelligence.
  • modal B1 The modal verb 'should' expresses advice.
  • modal verb B1 You must use a modal verb here.
  • mode B2 Click on "edit mode".
  • modem B1 Turn on the modem.
  • moderate B1 I thought you were a moderate.
  • modernisation B2 Its modernisation went much further than I had expected.
  • modernise B2 We need to modernise the old building.
  • modernization B2 Its modernization was far beyond my expectations.
  • modernize B2 We need to modernize our system.
  • modest B2 The result was modest.
  • modification B2 A modification has occurred.
  • modify B1 What do adjectives modify?
  • mogul B2 The skier navigated carefully around each mogul on the slope.
  • moisture B1 Moisture formed in the mirror.
  • mold B1 Look at that mold!
  • molecule B1 An atom is smaller than a molecule.
  • momentarily B2 I was momentarily blinded.
  • momentary B2 That thought was momentary.
  • monastery B2 This is an ancient monastery.
  • monitor B1 The monitor stopped working.
  • monk B1 Are you a monk?
  • monster B1 He’s such a monster.
  • monthly B1 Our menu changes monthly.
  • monument B1 Which way to the monument?
  • moody B2 He can be moody.
  • moonlight B2 The moonlight is beautiful.
  • moonscape B2 The surface of the moon looks like a barren moonscape.
  • moral B1 I have moral standards.
  • morality B2 Her morality is flexible.
  • morally B2 This is morally wrong.
  • moreover B1 The weather was cold; moreover, it started to rain.
  • mortal B2 All humans are mortal.
  • mortar B2 We can build a wall with bricks and mortar.
  • mortgage B2 He had a mortgage.
  • mortify B2
  • mosquito B1 My mosquito bite itches.
  • moss B1 Green moss grows on the old stones in the garden.
  • mother-in-law B2
  • motherland B1 What is your motherland?
  • motion B2 I get motion sickness.
  • motionless B1 He stayed there motionless.
  • motivate B1 You need to motivate yourself.
  • motivated B2 I was highly motivated.
  • motivation B1 I lost my motivation.
  • motive B1 What was your motive?
  • motor B1 The motor is running.
  • motorbike B2 I like your motorbike.
  • motorcycle B1 Is that your motorcycle?
  • motorist B2 A passing motorist stopped to render aid.
  • motto B1 That was his life motto.
  • mould B2 Mould appeared on my boots.
  • mountaintop B1 Imagine yourself on a mountaintop.
  • mourn B1 We mourn the loss of our dear friend.
  • mournful B2 The music was slow and mournful, reflecting the sad mood.
  • moustache B2 He had a moustache.
  • movement B1 He lay without movement.
  • mover B2 The mover carefully carried the heavy box downstairs.
  • mud B1 His name is mud.
  • muddy B2 The fountain is muddy.
  • mule B1 I mounted the mule.
  • multiple B2 There are multiple solutions.
  • multiply B2 Multiply that number by three.
  • mumble B2 People say I mumble.
  • murder B1 The murder happened late last night.
  • murderer B1 The police are searching for the murderer.
  • murmur B2 He has a heart murmur.
  • muscle B1 I pulled a muscle.
  • muse B2 You are my muse.
  • musical B2 I loved that musical.
  • mustache B2 I like your mustache.
  • mustard B1 Pass the mustard, please.
  • mutability B2 The mutability of weather makes planning difficult.
  • mutable B2 All these things are ultimately mutable.
  • mutter B2 I could hear a mutter from the back of the room.
  • mutton B2 He has mutton chops.
  • mutual B1 Well, it is mutual.
  • mystify B2 The magic trick seemed to mystify everyone.
  • myth B1 This is no myth.
  • nail B1 The nail is bent.
  • naked B1
  • nano B2 Nano speaks six languages.
  • nap B1 You took a nap.
  • narcissistic B2 You have a narcissistic boss.
  • narrate B1 Who is going to narrate a tale this evening?
  • narrative B1 His narrative is complete.
  • narrator B2 That narrator is fantastic!
  • narrow B1 The street is narrow.
  • narrowly B2
  • nasty B1 This neighborhood smells nasty.
  • nationalist B1 The nationalist felt great pride in his country.
  • nationwide B2 The new law applies nationwide.
  • native speaker B2 I need a native speaker.
  • naturally B1 He is naturally intelligent.
  • naughty B2 This boy is naughty.
  • naval B2 I went to the Naval Academy.
  • navigate B2 Communication helps navigate differences.
  • navigation B2 The navigation was temporarily interrupted.
  • navy B2 Welcome to the Navy.
  • navy blue B1 Her new coat was a deep navy blue.
  • nearby B1 Is your hotel nearby?
  • neat B2 What a neat trick!
  • necessarily B2 War necessarily causes unhappiness.
  • necessity B2 It is a necessity.
  • necklace B1 That necklace is cursed.
  • nectar B1 Desire is the nectar.
  • needle B1 Lend her a needle.
  • needless B2 Needless to say, he is right.
  • needy B2 God helps the needy.
  • negatively B2 He judged me negatively.
  • neglect B2 What you neglect, you lose.
  • negotiate B1 They refuse to negotiate.
  • negotiation B1 The negotiation is off.
  • neighborhood B1 This neighborhood smells nasty.
  • neighboring B2 Our neighboring house is painted blue.
  • neighbourhood B1 I know this neighbourhood.
  • neighbouring B2 Their houses neighbouring the park are very valuable.
  • neither B2 Neither person moved away.
  • nephew B1 This is my nephew.
  • nerve B2 The doctor checked the nerve in his arm.
  • nerves B2 Calm your nerves down.
  • nervously B2 He spoke nervously about his upcoming exam.
  • nervousness B1 I feel your nervousness.
  • ness B1
  • net B1 The net was full.
  • net surfer B2 The net surfer spent hours browsing online.
  • netsurfer B2 A netsurfer spends a lot of time online.
  • network B1 Check your network settings.
  • neurosis B2 The doctor explained that it was not a serious neurosis.
  • neutral B1 This product is carbon neutral.
  • nevertheless B1 Nevertheless, she eventually fell asleep.
  • newborn B1 The newborn is adorable.
  • newcomer B1 Are you a newcomer?
  • newly B1 The house was newly painted and looked very clean.
  • newscaster B2 He works as a newscaster in television.
  • newsworthy B2 Is this really newsworthy?
  • next B2 Good luck next time.
  • next door B1 My friend lives in the apartment next door to mine.
  • next-door B1
  • nicely B2 She did her homework nicely.
  • nickname B1 What a strange nickname!
  • niece B1 This is my niece.
  • nightclub B2 The nightclub is closed.
  • nightlife B1 We enjoyed the nightlife.
  • nightmare B2 She had a nightmare.
  • nobility B2 Nobility is no guarantee of wisdom.
  • noble B2 Wolves are noble creatures.
  • nobleman B2 A farmer goes to heaven as soon as a nobleman.
  • nod B2 He gave a quick nod and walked away.
  • noisily B1 The kangaroo hopped noisily.
  • nomad B2 I like being a nomad.
  • nomination B2 I second his nomination.
  • nominee B2 He is a nominee in four award categories.
  • non-smoking B2
  • none B1 There are none missing.
  • nonetheless B1 It is nonetheless true.
  • nonprofessional B2 He found it difficult to transition from nonprofessional acting to a full-time career.
  • nonsense B1 That was sheer nonsense.
  • nor B1 Neither close nor far.
  • norm B2 This is the norm.
  • normally B1 I normally dress up.
  • northeast B1 He came from the Northeast.
  • northeastern B1 They live in a house in the northeastern part of the city.
  • northern B1 The northern part of the country receives more snow.
  • northward B2 The ship continued northward.
  • northwards B2 They continued northwards until they reached the Arctic Circle.
  • northwest B1 The wind is coming from the northwest.
  • northwestern B1 We drove through the northwestern part of the country.
  • nostril B2 There is a pea in my right nostril.
  • notice B1 You notice that immediately.
  • noticeable B1 Her nervousness was noticeable.
  • noticeboard B1 The information is posted on the noticeboard.
  • notion B1 This notion is ridiculous.
  • notorious B1 The thief was notorious for his daring burglaries.
  • nought B2 I teach kids from nought to five years old.
  • nourish B2 We need to nourish our spirit.
  • nourishment B2 Can we humans digest grass and obtain nourishment from it?
  • novelist B1 The novelist wrote several romances.
  • novelty B2 The novelty has worn off.
  • now B2 Everything is nice now.
  • nowhere B1 We are going nowhere.
  • nuclear B1
  • nucleus B1 Electrons orbit the nucleus.
  • nuisance B2 The loud music from the party was a real nuisance.
  • numerical B2 Can you provide a numerical representation of the data?
  • numerous B1 He faced numerous difficulties.
  • nurse B1 He became a nurse.
  • nursery B2 These are nursery rhymes.
  • nursing B2 She is studying nursing to care for sick people in the future.
  • nut B2 This is a nut.
  • nutrient B1
  • nutrition B1 Read the nutrition information.
  • nutritious B1 Reeds are very nutritious.
  • nutshell B2 Explain it to me in a nutshell.
  • oath B2 My oath is sacred.
  • obedience B2 Obedience is not enough.
  • obedient B2 My dog is obedient.
  • obesity B2 Obesity causes many diseases.
  • obey B2 I hear and obey.
  • obituary B2 Who wrote this obituary?
  • object B2 Pass me that object.
  • objection B1 I have no objection.
  • objective B1 Our objective is clear.
  • obligation B2 I have another obligation.
  • observation B1 Science rests upon observation.
  • observe B1 Observe the speed limit.
  • observer B2 The observer saw the bird fly away.
  • obsess B2 The thought of failure began to obsess him.
  • obsession B2 Is it an obsession?
  • obsessive B2 I get really obsessive.
  • obstacle B1 This is the only obstacle.
  • obtain B1 This was difficult to obtain.
  • obvious B1 It’s not obvious, actually.
  • obviously B1 Obviously, I like beer.
  • occasion B1 The occasion was special.
  • occasional B1 Cloudy with occasional rain.
  • occasionally B1 It only occasionally happens.
  • occupy B1 Let us occupy ourselves with this interesting puzzle.
  • occur B1 When will that occur?
  • ocean B1 The vast ocean stretched out before them to the horizon.
  • odd B2 This milk tastes odd.
  • off B1 Take your hats off.
  • offence B2 I meant no offence.
  • offend B2 Did you offend anyone?
  • offender B2 An offender escaped from a prison.
  • offense B2 No offense was meant.
  • offensive B1 I find that offensive.
  • offhand B2 The villagers were offhand with us.
  • official B2 He bribed an official.
  • officially B1 Officially, this never happened.
  • offset B2 Is there any way to offset those costs?
  • offshore B2 Offshore drilling costs are rising.
  • oily B1 She has oily skin.
  • ointment B2 Try this miracle ointment.
  • old-fashioned B1
  • olive B2 Add some olive oil.
  • olympia B2 The state capital is located in Olympia.
  • olympiad B2 A student from our school won the city mathematics olympiad.
  • on to B1 Hold on to the railing when you walk up the stairs.
  • once B2 Once again, with gusto!
  • oneself B1 One should wash oneself.
  • ongoing B2 The research is ongoing.
  • onstage B1 The actor was onstage for most of the play.
  • onto B1 Hold onto it tightly.
  • opening B1
  • openly B2 He spoke openly about his feelings during the group therapy session.
  • operation B1 The operation went well.
  • operator B2 This is an operator.
  • opponent B2 He has no opponent.
  • opposed B2 He opposed our suggestions.
  • opposition B1 The opposition is weak.
  • oppress B1 Why do you oppress your employees?
  • oppression B1 They rose against oppression.
  • optimism B2 I like your optimism.
  • optimist B2 Are you an optimist?
  • optimistic B2 Try to sound optimistic.
  • option B1 Peace is an option.
  • optional B2 Wearing green is optional.
  • oral B1 She had to pass an oral exam to finish her degree.
  • orator B2 An orator is made, but a poet is born.
  • orbit B1 Electrons orbit the nucleus.
  • orchestra B1 The orchestra is playing.
  • orchestral B2 The orchestral music filled the grand concert hall.
  • orchid B2 What a beautiful orchid!
  • orderly B1 Are you an orderly?
  • ordinary B1 She was so ordinary.
  • organ B1 Organ donations save lives.
  • organic B1 Organic food tastes better.
  • organisation B1 The organisation provided refugees with food.
  • organiser B2 The organiser wanted to see you.
  • organism B1 Which organism causes malaria?
  • organization B1 The organization is big.
  • organizer B2 Are you the meeting organizer?
  • orient B2 We have to re-orient ourselves.
  • origin B1 Its origin is unclear.
  • original B2 Nothing is truly original.
  • originality B2 I find originality important.
  • originally B2 Originally they were farmers.
  • originate B2 Where did it originate?
  • ornament B2 It is merely an ornament.
  • otherwise B1 He arrived at a different time than expected, otherwise he would have met us.
  • ought B1 You ought to leave.
  • ought to B1 You ought to leave.
  • ounce B2 This is one fluid ounce.
  • out-of-date B1
  • outback B2 Everybody gets lost in the outback at some point.
  • outbreak B2 The public took the outbreak seriously.
  • outcome B2 Nobody expected the outcome.
  • outdistance B2 Our runner will outdistance the others.
  • outdo B2 He desires to outdo them.
  • outdoor B1 Children like outdoor activities.
  • outdoors B1 I love the outdoors.
  • outer B1 The outer door was locked.
  • outfit B2 Look at her outfit!
  • outgrow B2 Weeds will soon outgrow the flowers.
  • outing B2 We are planning a short outing to the park.
  • outlaw B1 Are you an outlaw, too?
  • outlet B2 Is there an outlet?
  • outline B1 Here is a general outline.
  • outlive B2 The old tree will likely outlive the small plant.
  • outlook B2 The outlook was negative.
  • outpatient B2 I work in an outpatient clinic.
  • output B2 The overall output was tons.
  • outrage B2 This is an outrage.
  • outrageous B2 I saw something outrageous.
  • outshine B2 She tried to outshine her classmates with her talent.
  • outsider B2 As an outsider, he found it hard to join the group.
  • outskirts B2 On the outskirts stood a tall castle.
  • outstanding B1 This wine is outstanding.
  • outward B1 The window opened outward.
  • outwardly B2 Outwardly she remained calm.
  • outweigh B1 The advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
  • oval B2 A rugby ball is oval.
  • overall B2 Overall, that’s the problem?
  • overboard B2 He went overboard, for sure.
  • overbook B2 The hotel did overbook rooms.
  • overcoat B2 Button up your overcoat.
  • overcome B1 You can overcome obstacles.
  • overemphasise B2 We should not overemphasise the importance of this small detail.
  • overemphasize B2 It is impossible to overemphasize its importance.
  • overestimate B2 You overestimate their importance.
  • overhear B2 Did you overhear everything?
  • overjoyed B1 He was so overjoyed.
  • overlap B2 Their two shadows overlap.
  • overlook B2 Those buildings overlook the whole city.
  • overly B2 You are being overly critical of my work.
  • overnight B1 Overnight temperatures fell sharply.
  • overshadow B2 I never intended to overshadow her accomplishments.
  • oversize B2 This oversize coat will keep you warm in winter.
  • overstep B2 You must not overstep the boundaries of acceptable behavior.
  • overtake B2 Where did you overtake them?
  • overthrow B2
  • overtime B2 Overtime is rare here.
  • overturn B2
  • overwhelm B1 Do you find first dates enjoyable or do they overwhelm you?
  • overwhelming B1 The proofs are overwhelming.
  • overwork B1 Overwork cost her health.
  • ow B2 Ow! This coffee is hot!
  • owe B1 I owe you one!
  • owing B1
  • owing to B2 The flight was delayed owing to bad weather.
  • owl B2 The owl takes off.
  • own B1 Each to his own.
  • ownership B2 Ownership is an option.
  • ox B2 I like ox tongue.
  • oxygen B1 We need oxygen to live.
  • ozone B2 Today the ozone layer is thinning.
  • pa B2 How much did your PA system cost?
  • pace B1 Slow down your pace.
  • package B1 The package is here.
  • packet B2 It costs a packet.
  • pad B2 I need a writing pad.
  • paddle B1 He dropped his paddle.
  • pain B1 I felt intense pain.
  • painful B1 Breaking up is painful.
  • paintbrush B2 He put down his paintbrush.
  • pajamas B2 Put your pajamas on.
  • pale B1 How pale you are!
  • pallet B2 The artist used a limited pallet of colours.
  • palm B1 We produce palm wine.
  • pancake B2 One last pancake, please.
  • pandemic B2 What is a pandemic?
  • panel B2 The acoustic panel reduced noise.
  • panic B2 I developed panic disorder.
  • papaya B2 Ripe papaya smells like vomit.
  • paperless B2 The office is now completely paperless.
  • paperwork B2 I have the paperwork.
  • parachute B1 What color is your parachute?
  • parade B2 He never missed a parade.
  • paradise B1 What is your paradise?
  • paradox B2 This is a paradox.
  • parallel B2 He is without parallel.
  • paralyse B1 The sudden news seemed to paralyse him with shock.
  • paralysis B2 They suffer from paralysis.
  • paralyze B1 The illness can paralyze the muscles.
  • paramedic B2 Are you a paramedic?
  • paratrooper B2 Was he a paratrooper?
  • parcel B1 You have a parcel.
  • pardon B1 Pardon me for intruding.
  • parental B1 We need parental consent.
  • parking B1 Where are you parking?
  • parliament B2 Parliament has been dissolved.
  • parrot B1 The parrot repeated the words it heard.
  • part-time B1
  • partial B1 I take partial responsibility.
  • participant B1 Each participant will receive a T-shirt.
  • participate B1 I refuse to participate.
  • participation B2 Church participation has fallen.
  • participle B1 This sentence contains a participle.
  • particle B2 My specialty is particle physics.
  • particular B2 Such a particular moment!
  • particularly B1 He particularly liked history.
  • partisan B2 He is a strong partisan for environmental protection.
  • partnership B2 They formed a partnership.
  • passion B1 Music is his passion.
  • passionate B2 Are you passionate about innovation?
  • passionately B2 He kissed me passionately.
  • passive B1 He is passive in everything.
  • passport B1 I need my passport.
  • password B1 Please enter your password.
  • pastor B2 Are you a pastor?
  • pastoral B2 The composer wrote a beautiful pastoral for the orchestra.
  • patience B1 My patience is exhausted.
  • patiently B2 She waited patiently for her turn to speak.
  • patriot B2 As a patriot, no.
  • patriotic B2 Be proud and patriotic.
  • patriotism B2 Where is your patriotism?
  • patrol B1 Are you on patrol?
  • patron B2 She was a patron of the arts.
  • pattern B1 Is there a pattern?
  • pause B1 Can you pause it?
  • pave B2 The city began to pave streets in 1910.
  • pavement B2 This is the pavement.
  • paw B2 You stepped on his paw.
  • pawnbroker B2 He had to sell his watch to a pawnbroker.
  • pawnshop B2 He had to sell his watch at the pawnshop to get some money.
  • payment B2 Your payment is due.
  • peacefully B2 The town slept peacefully.
  • peach B2 This peach is juicy.
  • peak B2 He reached the peak.
  • peanut B1 He wants peanut butter.
  • pearl B2 This is a pearl necklace.
  • pebble B2 He threw the pebble.
  • peculiar B1 His behavior was peculiar.
  • pedal B2 The brake pedal sticks.
  • pedantic B2 Your speech was sort of pedantic.
  • pedestrian B2 The pedestrian is crossing the road.
  • pee B2 The dog needs to pee outside.
  • peel B2 Peel me an orange.
  • peep B2 We heard the tiny peep of a baby bird.
  • peer B2 That boy is my peer.
  • peg B2 Pass me a peg.
  • penalise B2 The referee will penalise the player for cheating.
  • penalize B2 I will penalize you if you do not observe these regulations.
  • penalty B2 He scored the penalty.
  • penetrate B2 The rain began to penetrate the roof.
  • penguin B2 Leave this penguin alone.
  • penicillin B2 I am allergic to penicillin.
  • penniless B1 The failure in business left me penniless.
  • penny B1 They counted every penny.
  • pension B2 I could lose my pension.
  • pentagon B2 She works at the Pentagon.
  • per B1 Tickets are $30 per person.
  • per cent B1 Thirteen per cent were against.
  • perceive B2 I can perceive a change in the weather.
  • percent B1 Economics is 50 percent psychology.
  • percentage B2 It can be expressed as a percentage.
  • perception B2 This perception is incorrect.
  • performer B1 We applauded the performer.
  • permanence B2 He is confident of permanence.
  • permanent B1 A permanent costs extra.
  • permanently B1 The accident permanently scarred him.
  • permeate B2 The smell of the flowers will permeate the room.
  • permit B1 Permit me to stay.
  • perseverance B2 I admire your perseverance.
  • persist B2 We intend to persist.
  • persistence B2 I admire your persistence.
  • persistent B2 Her persistent knocking woke me up.
  • personally B1 I feel personally responsible.
  • personification B2 She is the personification of grace and elegance.
  • personify B2 The artist decided to personify the abstract concept of freedom.
  • personnel B2 Three military personnel were wounded.
  • perspective B2 She shares my perspective.
  • perspiration B2 Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration.
  • persuade B1 We will persuade you.
  • persuasion B2 Gentle persuasion works best.
  • persuasive B1 I am very persuasive.
  • pessimist B2 I am not a pessimist.
  • pessimistic B2 You seem very pessimistic.
  • petrified B2 I was completely petrified.
  • petty B2 He can be quite petty.
  • ph B2 I have a Ph.D.
  • phantom B1 The phantom was gone.
  • pharmacist B2 He is a pharmacist.
  • pharmacy B1 Where is a pharmacy?
  • phase B2 Phase one is complete.
  • phenix B1
  • phenomenon B1 That was no ordinary phenomenon.
  • philosopher B1 He became a philosopher.
  • philosophical B2 He explores philosophical questions.
  • philosophy B1 Philosophy and Social Sciences.
  • phoenix B1 Do you know Phoenix?
  • photocopy B1 Could you photocopy that?
  • photograph B2 I liked your photograph.
  • phrasal verb B1
  • phrase B1 Say a simple phrase.
  • physician B2 He saw a physician.
  • physics B1 He is teaching Physics.
  • pi B2 Today is "Pi Day".
  • pickle B2 Do you want my pickle?
  • picky B2 Am I too picky?
  • picture B2 I saw the picture.
  • picturesque B2 This scenery is picturesque.
  • pie B1 This pie is delicious.
  • piety B1 Is this what passes for piety?
  • pillow B1 A different pillow, please.
  • pillowcase B2 Please change the pillowcase.
  • pin B1 Please enter your PIN.
  • pine B2 I love pine woods.
  • pineapple B1 This is pineapple juice.
  • pint B2 I fancy a pint.
  • pipe B1 My grandfather used to smoke a pipe after dinner.
  • piracy B2 Piracy is a problem worldwide.
  • pirate B2 Is he a pirate?
  • pitch B1 It was pitch-black.
  • placement B2 The show is full of product placement.
  • plague B2 Mice carry the plague.
  • plain B1 We ordered plain buns.
  • plan B1 Sounds like a plan.
  • planning B2 The planning for the party took weeks.
  • plant B1 That plant confused everybody.
  • plastic B1 This bag is made of a strong, flexible plastic.
  • platform B1 Build a new platform.
  • playmate B2 He wants a playmate.
  • playwright B2 The play is written by a famous playwright.
  • plead B2 Will you plead guilty?
  • pleasantly B1 The flavor lingers pleasantly.
  • please B1 Please lock the safe.
  • plenty B1 Drink plenty of fluids.
  • plot B2 The plot develops rapidly.
  • pluck B2 I admire your pluck.
  • plug B2
  • plum B2 Take a plum later.
  • plumber B2 Are you a plumber?
  • pneumonia B2 The doctor said she has pneumonia.
  • pocket money B1 Children often spend their pocket money on candy.
  • poet B1 He became a poet.
  • poetry B1 He loves writing poetry.
  • point of view B2 From my point of view, the plan is excellent.
  • pointless B2 It was completely pointless.
  • poison B2 Is this a poison?
  • poisonous B1 Is this mushroom poisonous?
  • polar bear B2
  • policy B1 This is our policy.
  • polio B2 Thank goodness that polio has been eradicated.
  • polish B2 My wife is Polish.
  • politely B1 I was politely warned.
  • politeness B2 She is politeness itself.
  • politically B2 The decision was made politically to ensure fairness.
  • politician B1 He became a politician.
  • politics B1 There is a lot of politics in the office.
  • polity B2 The small island nation had a unique and complex polity.
  • pollutant B1 Lead is a common environmental pollutant.
  • polo B2 Polo was my game.
  • pond B1 Keep the pond clean.
  • ponder B2 Ponder deeply over it.
  • pop B2
  • popcorn B1 Why does popcorn pop?
  • popularise B2 This new show will popularise the old books.
  • popularity B2 His popularity is falling.
  • popularize B2 The company wants to popularize the new product.
  • porch B2 Get off my porch.
  • pork B1 Nobody ordered pork chops.
  • port B1 The ship left port.
  • portion B2 Everybody gets their portion.
  • pose B2 May I pose another question?
  • posh B2 This is a posh neighbourhood.
  • positive B1 Be positive at work.
  • positively B1 Learn to think positively!
  • possess B1 I possess this sentence.
  • possessed B2 The house was possessed.
  • possession B1 This is his only possession.
  • possessive B1 My boyfriend is possessive.
  • possibility B1 There is a possibility.
  • postal B2 What is a postal code?
  • postcard B1 Postcard collectors collect postcards.
  • postman B1 Has the postman been?
  • postpone B2 Can we postpone the trip?
  • pot B1 He put the soup in a large pot to heat it.
  • potent B2 These are extremely potent.
  • potential B1 You have high potential.
  • potentially B2 Our words are potentially ambiguous.
  • pottery B1 This store sells pottery.
  • poverty B1 Poverty leads to crime.
  • powder B2 She carefully applied a thin layer of powder to her face.
  • powerfully B2 The speaker argued powerfully for change.
  • practical B1 This is a very practical solution to the problem.
  • practicality B2 The practicality of the design made it a success.
  • practically B2 We were practically inseparable.
  • praise B2 His behaviour deserves praise.
  • prance B2 The horse liked to prance during shows.
  • prawn B2 The prawn cocktail was delicious.
  • prayer B1 God, hear my prayer.
  • precede B2 Does existence precede essence?
  • precious B1 Every minute is precious.
  • precisely B2 Why precisely these things?
  • predicament B2 We explained our predicament.
  • predicate B2 The sentence must have a predicate.
  • predicative B2 In 'the cat is black', 'black' is the predicative adjective.
  • predictable B2 This crisis was predictable.
  • predictive B2 The predictive power of this theory has been demonstrated time and time again.
  • predictor B2 The greatest predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour.
  • predominantly B2 The audience was predominantly female.
  • prefect B2 The prefect of police was responsible for maintaining order.
  • preferable B2 What would be preferable?
  • preferably B2 You should get here preferably by tram.
  • preference B1 Do you have a preference?
  • prefix B1 The prefix 'un' means not.
  • pregnant B1 My sister is pregnant.
  • prehistoric B2 Cave paintings show prehistoric life.
  • prehuman B2 This is a prehuman fossil found in the cave.
  • preindustrial B2 Life was very different in preindustrial times.
  • prejudge B2 You should not prejudge people based on their appearance.
  • prejudice B1 Prejudice is a disease.
  • preliminary B2 A preliminary hearing is scheduled for October 20th.
  • preoccupy B2 Worries about the test began to preoccupy her mind.
  • preparation B1 The preparation starts tomorrow.
  • prepared B1 Fortune favors the prepared.
  • preposition B1 Some verbs have a fixed preposition.
  • preschool B1 Did you go to preschool?
  • prescribe B2 Prescribe the boy some medication!
  • prescription B1 Please read the prescription.
  • presence B1 His presence bothers me.
  • presentation B1 They finished the presentation.
  • presenter B2 The presenter announced the winner of the award.
  • preservation B1 There are preservation miracles.
  • preserve B1 May God preserve you.
  • presidency B2 The presidency is not his property.
  • president B1 The president retreated underground.
  • presidential B2 Are you watching the presidential debate?
  • press B1
  • prestige B2 His prestige is fading.
  • prestigious B2 He entered a prestigious school.
  • presumably B2 Presumably, he buys them abroad.
  • presume B2 I presume you do that sometimes.
  • prevail B2 We will finally prevail.
  • prevention B2 Prevention is the key.
  • preventive B2 Health outcomes often depend on preventive measures and care.
  • previous B1 The previous student in line was very tall.
  • previously B2 He previously hired her.
  • price B2 What was the price?
  • priceless B2 True friendship is priceless.
  • prick B2 Prick up your ears.
  • priest B1 I like the priest.
  • primarily B1 Our goal is primarily educational.
  • primary B2 We attend primary school.
  • primary school B1 We attend primary school.
  • prime B2 Is 1 a prime number?
  • prime minister B2 The Prime Minister resigned yesterday.
  • primitive B1
  • principal B2 The principal is strict.
  • principle B1 I agree in principle.
  • printing B1 When was printing invented?
  • prior B2 I have a prior engagement.
  • priority B2 Peace is the priority.
  • prison B1 What is prison slang?
  • prisoner B1 The prisoner was kept in a secure facility.
  • privacy B1 We need our privacy.
  • privately B2 Could we meet privately?
  • privilege B2 Having a car is a great privilege.
  • prize B1 Who won first prize?
  • probability B1 The probability is low.
  • probable B2 How probable is that to happen?
  • probe B2 The probe launch was successful.
  • procedure B2 Please explain the procedure.
  • proceed B1 We should proceed carefully.
  • process B1 This process is automatic.
  • processes B1 The office processes all applications quickly.
  • proclaim B1 His manners proclaim him a gentleman.
  • procrastination B1 My problem is called "procrastination".
  • producer B1 They have a talented producer.
  • productive B1 Focus on productive worrying.
  • profession B1 The profession is complex.
  • professional B2 Be an ambitious professional.
  • professor B1 Who is the professor?
  • profile B2 Change your profile picture.
  • profit B2 Profit comes before people.
  • profitable B2 It might be profitable.
  • program B1 I program video games.
  • programing B2
  • programme B1 He watches that programme.
  • programmer B2 Are you a programmer?
  • programming B2 The programming for the event is set.
  • progress B2 We have seen significant progress in the project.
  • prohibit B2 One should prohibit it.
  • prohibition B1 The boy smoked despite the prohibition.
  • project B2
  • projection B2 Is the soul a projection from somewhere else?
  • prom B2 How was the prom?
  • prominence B2 With the appearance of a promising new writer, the aging novelist fell from prominence.
  • prominent B1 He felt ill at ease among prominent scholars.
  • promise B1 Will you promise that?
  • promising B2 He is promising to finish the project by Friday.
  • promote B1 They promote peaceful dialogue.
  • promotion B1 We deserve a promotion.
  • prompt B2 Prompt action is necessary.
  • promptly B2 He was promptly fired.
  • pronoun B1 This is a personal pronoun.
  • proof B1 Show me the proof.
  • properly B1 The collar fits properly.
  • property B1 The property is vacant.
  • proponent B2 She is a proponent of healthy eating.
  • proportion B1 The proportion of ozone increases sharply.
  • proposal B1 I support the proposal.
  • propose B1 I propose a toast.
  • proposed B2 I proposed to her.
  • prose B2 He reads only prose.
  • prosecute B2 He wants to prosecute me.
  • prospect B2 It is a depressing prospect.
  • prosper B2 You want to prosper.
  • prosperity B1 With peace comes prosperity.
  • prosperous B1 That town looked prosperous.
  • protect B1 Protect the innocent people.
  • protection B1 Call child protection services.
  • protective B1 My mum is too protective.
  • protein B2 I need more protein.
  • protest B2 We left in protest.
  • protester B2 The protester held a sign.
  • protocol B2 He breached diplomatic protocol.
  • proud B1 James made himself proud.
  • proudly B2 He proudly accepted the award for his work.
  • prove B1 It could prove useful.
  • proven B2 Has that been proven?
  • proverb B1 This is a proverb.
  • provided B1 Footnotes have been provided.
  • province B2 This province has a rich history of trade.
  • provision B2 This provision, however, is not mandatory.
  • proximity B2 Proximity to work was essential for him.
  • psychological B1 There’s no psychological harm.
  • psychologically B2 We must think psychologically about the problem.
  • psychology B2 We majored in psychology.
  • pub B1 The pub was packed.
  • public transport B1 We use public transport.
  • publication B2 No publication date was announced.
  • publicise B2 We need to publicise the event to get more visitors.
  • publicity B2 They are afraid of publicity.
  • publicize B2 My job is to publicize the decisions made during the meeting.
  • publicly B1 He publicly insulted me.
  • publisher B1 Publishing houses publish books.
  • publishing B2 Publishing houses publish books.
  • pudding B2 This is your pudding.
  • pullover B1 He has a sky-blue pullover.
  • pulse B2 I checked his pulse.
  • pump B1 Pump up the tyre.
  • pumpkin B2 What a big pumpkin!
  • punch B2
  • punctual B2 He is always punctual.
  • punctuality B2 Punctuality indicates a boring life.
  • punish B1 The court will punish the guilty party.
  • punishment B1 She deserved the punishment.
  • punk B2 I was a punk.
  • pupil B1 Are you a pupil?
  • puppy B1 The puppy ran away.
  • purchase B2 Who authorized this purchase?
  • pure B1 It is pure gold.
  • purely B2 Is it purely coincidence?
  • purify B1 How can we efficiently purify water using the least amount of energy?
  • purposeful B2 Humans are purposeful beings.
  • purse B1 I love your purse.
  • pursuit B2 Immortality is a vain pursuit.
  • puzzle B1 The puzzle was boring.
  • puzzled B2 The girl was puzzled.
  • pyjamas B2 Put your pyjamas on.
  • quake B1 They will quake with fear.
  • qualification B2 We agreed to the plan without qualification.
  • qualified B1 You sound perfectly qualified.
  • qualify B1 Does my training qualify me to teach?
  • quantify B2 Can you quantify happiness?
  • quantity B1 Quality comes before quantity.
  • quarantine B2 Some people break the quarantine.
  • quarrel B2 Brothers should not quarrel.
  • quarrelsome B2 Why are you so quarrelsome?
  • queer B2 He has queer ideas.
  • query B2 I do have a parting query.
  • question B2 Is this a question?
  • question mark B1 Did you mean to end the sentence with a question mark?
  • questionnaire B1 Fill in the questionnaire.
  • queue B2 You have to queue.
  • quiet B2 He kept them quiet.
  • quotable B2 His funny story was very quotable.
  • quotation B2 Double quotation marks were missing.
  • quote B2 Quote me an example.
  • race B1 Max ran a race.
  • racial B1 She opposes racial discrimination.
  • racing B1 My heart is racing.
  • racism B2 This is about racism.
  • racist B2 Never insult a racist.
  • rack B1 She placed the books on the display rack.
  • radar B2 The radar was jammed.
  • radiate B2 The animals radiate calm.
  • radiation B1 Space is full of radiation.
  • radical B2 We practice radical transparency.
  • radically B2 My life changed radically.
  • radium B2 Who was radium discovered by?
  • rafter B2 The fire reached the rafter.
  • rag B2 I need a rag.
  • rage B1 Rage is blinding you.
  • railroad B1 This railroad ends here.
  • railway B1 Is this the railway station?
  • rainbow B2 After the rain, a vibrant rainbow appeared in the sky.
  • rainfall B1 The rainfall was very heavy.
  • rainforest B1 We must protect the rainforest.
  • rainstorm B2 The rainstorm was so intense.
  • rally B2 The rally was postponed.
  • ram B2 The ewe joined the ram.
  • ramp B2 They have paved the on-ramp.
  • random B2 A random door opened.
  • ranger B2 The old ranger rode his horse along the border.
  • rank B1 Rank has its privileges.
  • rap B1 Do you like rap?
  • rape B2
  • rapid B1 We made rapid progress.
  • rapidly B1 That industry rapidly disappeared.
  • rare B1 It is extremely rare.
  • rarely B1 I rarely see them.
  • rash B2 What about the rash?
  • raspberry B1 The girl likes raspberry juice.
  • rate B2 Check their heart rate.
  • ration B1 We need to ration water and food.
  • rational B1 His argument is rational.
  • rattle B2 The baby was shaking the rattle.
  • ravage B2
  • razor B1 Did you use my razor?
  • react B1 You react very quickly.
  • reaction B2 I fear his reaction.
  • readily B2 The board readily agreed.
  • real estate B2 She is thinking about buying some real estate downtown.
  • realisation B2 I am responsible for the realisation of this plan.
  • realistic B1 You should be realistic.
  • reality B1 Reality does not exist.
  • realization B2 This realization leads to new questions.
  • rear B2 I was rear-ended.
  • rearrange B1 Did you rearrange the furniture?
  • reasonable B1 Sounds reasonable to me.
  • reasonably B2 Meals were reasonably priced.
  • rebel B2 I was a rebel.
  • rebellious B2 Lead a rebellious life.
  • rebuild B1 We can rebuild it.
  • recall B1 They only recall now?
  • receiver B2 He slammed down the receiver.
  • reception B1 The reception here sucks.
  • recession B2 The recession is over.
  • recipe B2 The recipe is easy.
  • recite B1 Recite the alphabet backwards, please.
  • reckon B2 I reckon we could.
  • reclaim B1 Nature will reclaim our planet.
  • recognise B1 Will you recognise her?
  • recognition B2 Recognition brings people closer.
  • recognize B1 Will we recognize you?
  • recollect B2 I recollect his saying so.
  • recollection B2 I have no recollection.
  • recommend B1 Which would you recommend?
  • recommendable B2 This restaurant is highly recommendable for its delicious food.
  • recommendation B2 Thanks for the recommendation!
  • reconsider B2 I need to reconsider things.
  • recording B1 We kept recording content.
  • recover B1 May you recover soon.
  • recovery B1 Concentrate on your recovery.
  • recreation B2 Playing go is my only recreation.
  • recruit B2 Hey, the new recruit this time seems really cute.
  • recruitment B2 Recruitment starts this month.
  • rectangular B2 This table is rectangular.
  • recycled B1 Steel is widely recycled.
  • recycling B1 Recycling helps the environment by reducing waste.
  • redo B2 He needs to redo his CV.
  • reduction B1 Harm reduction saves lives.
  • redundant B2 That sentence is redundant.
  • reed B2 Man is a thinking reed.
  • reef B1 We spotted a school of fish swimming together near the reef.
  • referee B1 Glasses for the referee!
  • reference B2 I understood that reference.
  • referent B2 The word 'dog' has a clear referent in this context.
  • refinery B2 How safe is the refinery where you work?
  • reflection B1 Improvement comes from constant reflection.
  • reflective B2 Wear your reflective tape so you can be seen.
  • reform B2 The people demand reform.
  • refrain B2 Refrain from answering them.
  • refresh B2 It’s time to refresh.
  • refreshments B1 Refreshments will be sold.
  • refuge B2 Welcome to my little refuge.
  • refugee B2 Refugee camps are being set up.
  • refund B1 I wanted a refund.
  • refusal B1 He gave a flat refusal.
  • refuse B1 I refuse to participate.
  • refute B2 Then, you can refute it.
  • regain B1 I need to regain his trust.
  • regard B1 You have my highest regard.
  • regarding B1 Opinions can vary regarding that.
  • regardless B2 We pressed on, regardless.
  • reggae B2 What do you think about reggae?
  • regime B2 The regime has fallen.
  • region B1 The region is disturbed.
  • regional B1 This is a regional pronunciation.
  • register B1 The register was empty.
  • registers B1 The thermometer registers 37 degrees.
  • registration B1 Registration starts in October.
  • regrettably B2 Regrettably, I cannot agree with you.
  • regulate B2 We must regulate the temperature.
  • regulation B1 More regulation is needed.
  • rehearsal B2 The rehearsal is today.
  • reinforce B2 We need to reinforce the roof.
  • reinforcement B2 We need to give students positive reinforcement.
  • reject B1 They reject my advice.
  • rejection B2 Are you afraid of rejection?
  • rejoin B2 I rejoined my friends. When did you rejoin them?
  • relate B1 I want to relate.
  • related B2 Is that also related?
  • relation B1 He is my distant relation.
  • relationship B1 Work on the relationship.
  • relative B1 Is she your relative?
  • relatively B1 It happened relatively recently.
  • relativity B2 Who invented the theory of relativity?
  • relaxation B2 Parks are places for relaxation.
  • relaxing B1 I was just relaxing.
  • relay B2 Did you relay my message?
  • relevant B2 She gave relevant arguments.
  • reliable B1 This is reliable information.
  • relic B2 This ancient pot is a fascinating relic.
  • relief B2 He sighed with relief.
  • relieve B2 How to relieve stress?
  • relieved B2 The woman looked relieved.
  • religion B1 Is religion just fantasy?
  • religious B1 I am not religious.
  • reluctant B2 I was very reluctant.
  • rely B1 Rely only on yourself.
  • remainder B1 The remainder of the evening was peaceful.
  • remaining B2
  • remains B2 Only a moment remains!
  • remark B1 What a rude remark!
  • remarkable B1 What a remarkable coincidence!
  • remarkably B2 Production has remarkably increased.
  • remedy B1 Is there a remedy?
  • remembrance B1 It comes to my remembrance.
  • reminder B2 Thanks for the reminder.
  • remote control B1 Where is the remote control?
  • remove B1 Remove that totaled vehicle.
  • render B1 Render good for evil.
  • rendering B1 The prime purpose of the profession is the rendering of a public service.
  • renew B1 I must renew my passport.
  • rental B2 This is a rental car.
  • reorganise B2 She tried to reorganise her thoughts in order to find herself.
  • reorganize B2 We need to reorganize it in order to strengthen our business activities.
  • repaint B2 Must I repaint the wall?
  • repay B1 I must repay my debts.
  • repeated B1 He repeated the year.
  • repeatedly B1 He called me repeatedly throughout the day.
  • repertoire B2 I want to keep bulking up my repertoire.
  • repetition B2 The constant repetition of the same mistake was frustrating.
  • replacement B2 A replacement is required.
  • replica B2 That really is a good replica.
  • reply B1 Your reply is unclear.
  • report B1 We wrote the report.
  • reporting B2 The evening news is focused on political reporting.
  • representative B1 I phoned his representative.
  • repress B2 He tried to to repress his anger during the meeting.
  • repression B2 The seed of revolution is repression.
  • reprint B2 Is it possible to reprint this article?
  • reproduce B1 Cancer cells reproduce quickly.
  • reprove B2 The teacher had to reprove the student for his behavior.
  • republic B1 The country is a republic with an elected leader.
  • reputation B1 It damaged his reputation.
  • request B1 What a crazy request!
  • require B1 What do you require?
  • requirement B1 So friendship is also a requirement for happiness.
  • rescue B1 I will rescue you.
  • research B2 He loves scientific research.
  • researcher B1 The researcher studied the stars in the sky.
  • resemble B1 The child strongly resembles her mother in appearance.
  • reservation B1 We canceled our reservation.
  • reserve B1 Will you reserve the ticket?
  • residence B2 He never leaves his residence.
  • resident B2 Are you a resident?
  • residential B1 They moved into a new residential area.
  • resign B2 I offered to resign.
  • resignation B2 He tendered his resignation.
  • resist B1 I have to resist.
  • resistance B2 He joined the resistance.
  • resolution B2 They might find a resolution.
  • resolve B1 I admire your resolve.
  • resonant B2 The large hall had a deep, resonant sound when the music played.
  • resort B1 This is my last resort.
  • resource B1 Water is a precious resource.
  • respect B1 We respect our teachers.
  • respectable B1 He leads a respectable life.
  • respectably B2 He dressed respectably for the formal occasion.
  • respected B2 He respected her boundaries.
  • respiration B2 Respiration gets faster when one runs.
  • respiratory B2 He had respiratory problems.
  • respond B1 You need to respond.
  • responsibility B1 That is your responsibility.
  • responsible B1 Being responsible is annoying.
  • restore B1 We restore antique furniture.
  • restrain B2 I struggled to restrain myself.
  • restrict B1 This will restrict storage space.
  • restriction B2 They decided to abolish the old restriction.
  • result B1 The result was modest.
  • resume B2 I saw your resume.
  • retail B1 I work in retail.
  • retailer B2 They ordered books from an online retailer.
  • retain B1 Retain this manual for future reference.
  • retard B2
  • retell B1 I will try to retell it in my own words.
  • retina B2 Have you ever had a detached retina?
  • retirement B2 What is age of retirement?
  • retreat B2 Retreat is not defeat.
  • retrieve B2 I will only retrieve my belongings.
  • retrospect B1 This is embarrassing in retrospect.
  • reunification B1 The reunification of the families was emotional.
  • reunify B1 The goal is to reunify the two separated nations.
  • revelation B2 I had a revelation.
  • revenge B2 He badly wanted revenge.
  • revenue B2 Do you have sufficient revenue?
  • reverence B2 He deserves our reverence.
  • reverse B2
  • review B1 We need to review this.
  • revise B1 Revise where you want.
  • revision B1 Does my revision help?
  • revival B2 Are your people interested in the revival of your language?
  • revive B2 The paramedics worked to revive the unconscious patient.
  • revolution B2 He joined the revolution.
  • revolutionary B2 That would be truly revolutionary.
  • revolutionise B2 This new policy will revolutionise the way we work.
  • revolutionize B2 The invention will revolutionize our transportation.
  • revolve B2 The election will revolve around education.
  • reward B2 He claimed the reward.
  • rewrite B1 You should rewrite this.
  • rhinoceros B2 This is a rhinoceros.
  • rhyme B2 Rhyme has value in poetry.
  • rhythmic B2
  • rib B2 I just cracked a rib.
  • rid B1 Get rid of it.
  • riddle B1 Is that a riddle?
  • rider B2 The rider sat tall on the horse.
  • ridge B2 Just below that ridge.
  • ridiculous B1 This hat looks ridiculous.
  • righteousness B2 She acted with great righteousness in all matters.
  • rightly B2 He rightly deserved all the praise for his hard work.
  • rigid B2 He has rigid principles.
  • rim B2 The rear brakes are rim brakes.
  • rip B2 Cardboard boxes rip easily.
  • ripe B1 Those plums are ripe.
  • risk B2 The risk is minimal.
  • risky B2 Life is inherently risky.
  • rite B2 This rite is part of their religion.
  • ritual B2 What a strange ritual!
  • rival B2 I have no rival.
  • roadside B1 I called for roadside assistance.
  • roam B2 Sometimes bears roam our village.
  • roar B2 The lion goes roar.
  • robot B1 I am a robot.
  • rock B2 This rock is beautiful.
  • rocket B2 The rocket landed safely.
  • rocky B2 This path is rocky.
  • room B1 Is your room big?
  • roommate B2 Meet your new roommate!
  • rosy B2 The picture is not rosy.
  • rotten B1 The apples are rotten.
  • route B2 We just passed Route 3.
  • routine B1 The routine has changed.
  • row B2 Everybody row in concert!
  • royalty B2 Their footage library is royalty-free.
  • rub B2
  • rubber B1 Can I borrow your rubber?
  • rubbish B1 Pick up your rubbish.
  • rubble B2 Rescue workers searched through the rubble.
  • rudely B1 He answered the question rudely, without any consideration.
  • rug B2 I ruined the rug.
  • ruinous B2 Absolute tolerance is ruinous to a tolerant society.
  • runaway B1 The race was a runaway for the leading athlete.
  • runway B1 The airplane taxied to the runway.
  • rural B2 It is in a rural area.
  • rush hour B2 Avoid the rush hour.
  • rusty B2 That knife is rusty.
  • sack B2 Did they sack you?
  • sacred B1 My oath is sacred.
  • sadness B1 Sadness has replaced joy.
  • safari B1 Have you ever been on a safari?
  • safeguard B2 I aim to safeguard my heart.
  • safely B1 The rocket landed safely.
  • safety B1 Think about your safety.
  • sag B2 The platform began to sag.
  • sage B2 It smells like sage.
  • sail B2 The captain set sail.
  • salary B2 They reduced his salary.
  • salesman B1 Where is the salesman?
  • salesmanship B2 Her excellent salesmanship convinced me to buy the product.
  • salesperson B2 I work as a salesperson.
  • saleswoman B2 That saleswoman is very talkative.
  • salmon B1 This tastes like salmon.
  • salon B2 I work at a salon.
  • salsa B2 I enjoy salsa dancing.
  • salty B2 Why is seawater salty?
  • sand B1 Sand cats are adorable.
  • sandal B1 The boy lost his sandal in the field.
  • sandstone B2 This wall is made of hard sandstone.
  • sanitary B2 Where is the sanitary section?
  • sanitation B2 She checks the office sanitation standards.
  • satellite B1 Do you have satellite television?
  • satisfaction B1 Satisfaction is better than wealth.
  • satisfactory B2 Are your quarters satisfactory?
  • satisfied B1 Some people were satisfied.
  • saucepan B1 Pour the milk into a saucepan.
  • saucer B1 Look! A flying saucer!
  • saving B2
  • savings B2 Create a savings account.
  • scan B2 Scan the QR code.
  • scandal B2 It is a scandal!
  • scar B2 Show us your scar.
  • scarcely B2 I could scarcely speak.
  • scare B1 We had a scare.
  • scared B1 He really scared me.
  • scarlet B2 I love the color scarlet!
  • scary B1 This is getting scary.
  • scatter B1 Where did you scatter them?
  • scenic B1 It was a scenic drive.
  • scent B2 I miss your scent.
  • schedule B2 I completed on schedule.
  • scheduled B2 He scheduled an appointment.
  • scheme B2 Whose scheme is this?
  • scholar B1 Everybody loved the simple scholar.
  • scholarship B1 I got a scholarship.
  • scholasticism B2 The old book explained scholasticism in simple terms.
  • schoolgirl B2 She blushed like a schoolgirl.
  • schoolmate B1 I saw my old schoolmate at the store.
  • schoolteacher B1 My mom was a schoolteacher.
  • science fiction B1 He likes science fiction.
  • scientifically B2 Is that scientifically proven?
  • scold B1 Do not scold anyone.
  • scooter B2 I have a scooter.
  • scope B1 What was the scope?
  • scramble B2 We had to scramble.
  • scratch B1 Just start from scratch.
  • scream B1 The scream came again.
  • screen B2
  • screening B2 When does the screening start?
  • screw B2
  • scribble B2 His messy scribble made the note difficult to read.
  • scrooge B2 Scrooge was not much in the habit of cracking jokes.
  • scuba B2 Scuba diving is fun.
  • sculpture B1 I love this sculpture.
  • scythe B2 His scythe hit stone.
  • seal B1 This is a seal.
  • search B1 Search the whole building.
  • season B1 How was your season?
  • seasonal B2 Our business is seasonal.
  • seawater B1 Why is seawater salty?
  • seaweed B1 Have you ever eaten seaweed?
  • second person B2 The pronoun 'you' can refer to the second person singular or plural.
  • second-hand B1
  • secondary B2 This is a secondary criterion.
  • secondary school B1 She is currently attending a local secondary school.
  • secondly B2 Secondly, we need to consider the cost of the project.
  • secretly B1 They were secretly planning a surprise party.
  • sector B2 The hotel sector is recruiting.
  • secure B1 I feel secure now.
  • security B1 The security guards arrived.
  • seeker B2 The seeker of knowledge will always find answers.
  • seesaw B2 Two girls played on the seesaw.
  • segment B2 Divide this line segment into twenty equal parts.
  • seize B1 I will seize the opportunity.
  • seldom B2 It seldom rains here.
  • select B2 Select a text file.
  • selection B1 It’s a selection criterion.
  • self-confidence B2
  • self-confident B2
  • self-service B1
  • selfish B1 Quit being so selfish!
  • selfless B2 Is there such thing as a truly selfless act?
  • seller B2 Where is the seller?
  • semi-final B2
  • semicolon B2 When is a semicolon used?
  • seminar B2 How was the seminar?
  • senator B2 His friend is an ex-Senator.
  • sensation B1 This sensation is great.
  • sense B2 Did that make sense?
  • sensible B2 They are sensible girls.
  • sensitive B2 That is sensitive apparatus.
  • sentence B2 Is this a sentence?
  • separate B1 They are all separate.
  • separately B2 Speakers are sold separately.
  • separation B1 Several attempts at separation failed.
  • sequence B1 It is a sequence of two actions.
  • serene B2 The weather is serene.
  • serial B2 What is your serial number?
  • series B1 The series was canceled.
  • serious B1 He had a serious look on his face when he heard the news.
  • servant B2 I am your servant.
  • server B1 Here comes the server.
  • service B1
  • session B1 He held a session.
  • setback B2 It was a setback.
  • settle B1 Settle the argument soon.
  • settlement B1 Eventually, a settlement was reached.
  • settler B1 The settler built a new home on the frontier.
  • severe B1 The pain is severe.
  • severely B1 I am severely injured.
  • sex B1
  • sexism B2 His comments showed clear sexism towards her.
  • sexual B2
  • sexy B2
  • shabby B2 The place has become shabby.
  • shadow B1 I saw your shadow.
  • shadowy B1 The old house had shadowy corners where the sun did not reach.
  • shake B1 Shake well before use.
  • shaken B2 I was quite shaken.
  • shakespearean B2 How many Shakespearean tragedies did you read?
  • shaky B2 Your argument is shaky.
  • shallow B1 Your stories are shallow.
  • shame B1 This is a shame.
  • shameful B1 Your behaviour was shameful.
  • shape B1 Humans shape the environment.
  • shaped B2 Turns are context-shaped.
  • sharp B1 His eyes are sharp.
  • sharply B2 He stood up sharply.
  • shatter B2 That might shatter the windshield.
  • shave B1 I want to shave.
  • shed B2 He stored his gardening tools in the small shed.
  • sheer B1
  • sheet B1 I need another sheet.
  • shelter B1 We ran for shelter.
  • sheriff B1 The sheriff demanded justice.
  • shield B2 He took my shield.
  • shiny B1 The tiles are shiny.
  • ship B1 The ship left port.
  • shipping B2 Shipping takes a long time to other lands.
  • shipwreck B2 The sailor fears a shipwreck.
  • shiver B1 He made me shiver.
  • shock B1 We were in shock.
  • shocked B1 This has shocked me.
  • shocking B1 This is really shocking.
  • shooting B1 The camera is shooting.
  • shop B1 Do you shop online?
  • shopkeeper B2 I am a shopkeeper.
  • shoplift B2 He was caught trying to shoplift from the store.
  • shoplifter B2 Security cameras caught the shoplifter stuffing items into his bag.
  • shoplifting B2 Why is shoplifting bad?
  • shopper B1 The shopper looked for a good deal on a new coat.
  • short-term B2
  • shortage B1 We have a shortage.
  • shortly B1 The train will arrive shortly.
  • shortness B2 Do you have shortness of breath?
  • shout B1 I heard him shout.
  • showbiz B2 You should be in showbiz.
  • showcase B2 The showcase was crowded again.
  • shower B2 Go and shower first.
  • shrimp B1 Do you like shrimp?
  • shrink B2
  • shrug B2 She gave a shrug of the shoulders.
  • sibling B2 I love my sibling.
  • sickness B1 I get motion sickness.
  • sidewalk B1 Walk on the sidewalk.
  • sigh B2 He seemed to sigh.
  • signal B1 They scrambled the signal.
  • signature B1 I need your signature.
  • significance B1 He recognized its significance.
  • significantly B2 This is significantly different.
  • signify B2 What does this sign signify?
  • signpost B1 Do you see that signpost there?
  • silent B1 The people were silent.
  • silk B1 We sell silk fabrics.
  • silverware B2 Does anyone need silverware?
  • similarity B1 The similarity is pretty vague.
  • similarly B1 She arranged the flowers similarly to the picture.
  • simplification B2 The simplification of life is one of the steps to inner peace.
  • simplify B1 Strive to simplify everything.
  • simulate B2 The actor can simulate the voice of the famous singer.
  • simultaneous B2 I acted as a simultaneous interpreter.
  • simultaneously B1 They got started simultaneously.
  • sincere B2 Be sincere to me.
  • sincerity B2 I question your sincerity.
  • single B1 Yesterday I was single.
  • sink B1 The sink is pink.
  • sister-in-law B2
  • skate B1 Come skate with us.
  • skateboard B2 I have a skateboard.
  • skateboarder B2 A skateboarder performed tricks in the park.
  • skeleton B1 We only have the skeleton of the plan so far.
  • sketch B2 Do you have the sketch?
  • ski B1 Ski jumping looks scary.
  • skilful B2 You did a very skilful job there.
  • skilfully B2 He used the tool skilfully.
  • skilled B2 He has skilled hands.
  • skillful B2 You were the most skillful.
  • skillfully B2 My mother cooks skillfully.
  • skim B2 A thick skim of dust covered the still water.
  • skin B1 His skin is smooth.
  • skip B2 They often skip class.
  • skull B2 The archaeologist found a human skull in the ancient tomb.
  • skylark B2 A skylark is singing.
  • skyscraper B1 The skyscraper is downtown.
  • skyward B2 The bird flew skyward into the blue.
  • skywards B2 The bird flew skywards into the blue.
  • slam B2 I heard a door slam.
  • slang B2 What is prison slang?
  • slap B2 He received a slap for his bad behavior.
  • slash B2 The knife left a long slash on the cloth.
  • slaughter B2 We rarely slaughter our cows.
  • slavery B1 The history books detailed the horrors of slavery in ancient times.
  • sleeve B1 I held his sleeve.
  • slice B2 Could you slice the potatoes?
  • slide B2 She let it slide.
  • slight B1 His condition is slight.
  • slightly B1 You look slightly different.
  • slip B1
  • sliver B2 A sliver of glass was in his finger.
  • slogan B1 Their slogan is perfect.
  • slope B1 The slope is steep.
  • sloppy B2 We were just sloppy.
  • slot B1 When is the next free slot?
  • slow B1 The video is slow.
  • smash B1 Smash that like button!
  • smell B1 The lilies smell sweet.
  • smile B1 Spend less, smile more.
  • smoker B1 Were you a smoker?
  • smokestack B2 Smoke came out of the tall smokestack.
  • sneak B2 I tried to sneak in.
  • sneer B2 He curled his lip in a sneer.
  • sneeze B2 I have to sneeze.
  • sniff B2 Dogs sniff out danger.
  • snore B2 You snore at night.
  • snowball B2 We had a snowball fight.
  • snowboard B1 I rented a snowboard.
  • snowstorm B1 A snowstorm is coming.
  • so-called B2
  • soak B2 Soak it in water.
  • soaked B2 Their clothes were soaked.
  • soaking B2 I got soaking wet.
  • soap opera B1 Is that a soap opera?
  • soar B2 The birds soar in the air.
  • sob B2 He began to sob.
  • sociable B2 He is very sociable.
  • social networking B1
  • socialise B2 He likes to socialise with his friends every weekend.
  • socialize B2 You should socialize more.
  • socially B1 He is socially awkward and finds it hard to talk to new people.
  • softness B2 I enjoyed the softness of the steamed bun.
  • soil B1 The soil is dry.
  • solar B2 It uses solar power.
  • solid B1 That sounds more solid.
  • solidity B2 The solidity of the ice was impressive.
  • soliloquy B2 He spoke his thoughts in a soliloquy.
  • solo B2 I hope you practiced your solo.
  • solvent B2 Do you use a solvent?
  • somehow B1 You suddenly disappeared somehow.
  • someplace B1 Did you go someplace?
  • sometime B1 Please visit us sometime.
  • sometimes B1 Sometimes, it frightens me.
  • somewhat B2 You sound somewhat jaded.
  • son-in-law B2
  • sonnet B2 The sonnet has fourteen verses.
  • soothe B1 Does the sea soothe your soul?
  • sophisticated B2 Your proof is sophisticated.
  • sophomore B1 She is a sophomore.
  • sore B1 I have sore muscles.
  • sorrow B1 I feel your sorrow.
  • sort B2 Sort the table alphabetically.
  • soul B1 Music has the power to touch the soul.
  • soundtrack B2 The soundtrack is very nice.
  • sour B1 This milk is sour.
  • southeast B1 The wind is coming from the southeast.
  • southern B1 Many people moved to the southern states for work.
  • southward B2 The ship sailed directly southward.
  • southwards B2 The ship sailed southwards towards warmer waters.
  • southwest B1 The wind is coming from the southwest.
  • souvenir B1 I want a souvenir.
  • soviet B2 He was a member of the soviet government.
  • soybean B2 Soybean oil is used in many food products.
  • spa B2 James has a spa.
  • span B2 He has a short attention span.
  • spare B2 Please bring a spare tire in case of a flat.
  • sparerib B2 The butcher trimmed most of the meat off the sparerib.
  • spark B2 Encouragement can spark hope.
  • sparkle B1 The stars sparkle like diamonds.
  • sparkling B2 She has sparkling teeth.
  • sparrow B2 I see the sparrow.
  • specialise B1 She decided to specialise in treating rare tropical diseases.
  • specialist B1 Talk to your specialist.
  • specialize B1 I specialize in medieval history.
  • specially B1 This was specially done.
  • specialty B2 My specialty is security.
  • species B2 Many species are endangered.
  • specifically B2 What specifically looks wrong?
  • specify B2 There was no need to specify that.
  • spectacle B2 It was quite the spectacle.
  • spectacular B1 That day was spectacular.
  • spectator B1 Every spectator buys a ticket.
  • speed B1 Observe the speed limit.
  • speeder B2 The speeder was caught by the police.
  • spellbound B2 I mean, I was spellbound the whole time.
  • spelling B1 You should study spelling.
  • spending B1 Stop spending my money.
  • sphere B1 This is a sphere.
  • spice B1 The spice must flow.
  • spicy B1 It was too spicy.
  • spider B1 What a big spider!
  • spin B2 Spin the wheel around.
  • spinach B1 Eat all your spinach!
  • spiral B1 We were in a downward spiral.
  • spirit B1 I admire your spirit.
  • spiritual B1 He needs spiritual help.
  • spite B2 Stay alive out of spite.
  • splatter B2 Try not to splatter the ink.
  • spoil B1 I always spoil everything.
  • spoken B1
  • spokesman B2 Who will act as spokesman?
  • spokesperson B2 You should be our spokesperson.
  • spokeswoman B2 She is the spokeswoman for the company.
  • sponge B1 Pass me that sponge.
  • sponsor B2 You used to sponsor orphans.
  • sporting B2 They sell sporting goods.
  • sports B1 Do you do sports?
  • sportsmanship B1 He showed poor sportsmanship.
  • spray B2
  • spreadsheet B2 You cannot put this into an Excel spreadsheet.
  • sprint B2 Now, the last sprint begins.
  • spur B2 I think tax cuts can spur growth.
  • squad B2 Welcome to the squad.
  • squash B2 The squash is green.
  • stab B2 Did you really stab somebody?
  • stability B2 Stability is in unity.
  • stable B1 He cleans the stable.
  • stack B2 The chairs stack well.
  • stagger B2 Nothing can ever stagger her belief.
  • stain B2 Does tea stain teeth?
  • stake B2 Life is at stake.
  • stammer B2 They tend to stammer, so be patient.
  • stance B2 He took an uncertain stance.
  • standard B1 There was no standard.
  • standby B2 Just my old standby: lemon chicken.
  • standstill B2 Everything is at a standstill.
  • stanza B2 The third stanza is unnecessary.
  • star B1 You got a star!
  • stare B1 He had a blank stare.
  • startle B2 Did I startle you?
  • starvation B2 Many people suffer from starvation.
  • starve B2 No child should starve.
  • starving B2 The man is starving.
  • state B2 Is it a state?
  • statesman B2 The experienced statesman addressed the international assembly.
  • statewide B2 This new law will apply statewide.
  • statistic B2 That statistic is completely made up.
  • statistics B2 The statistics say otherwise.
  • status B1 What is your status?
  • steadily B1 The river flows steadily.
  • steady B1 Her gaze was steady.
  • steam B1 Boiling water becomes steam.
  • steel B1 Steel is widely recycled.
  • steely B2 He transfixed me with two sharp, steely eyes.
  • steep B1 The road is steep.
  • steer B2 Heard you lost a steer.
  • steering wheel B2 Did you adjust the steering wheel?
  • stem B1 The stem is sticky.
  • stepfather B2 This is my stepfather.
  • stepmother B2 This is my stepmother.
  • stereotype B2 We never stereotype customers.
  • stern B2 What a stern expression.
  • stew B2 She had a stew.
  • sticker B1 I took the sticker off.
  • sticky B1 The leaf is sticky.
  • stiff B2 He is no stiff; he is willing to try new things.
  • stimulant B2 Coffee is a well-known stimulant.
  • stimulate B2 Lower taxes stimulate economic growth.
  • stimulation B2 Your brain needs stimulation.
  • stingy B2 He calls me stingy.
  • stink B2 The garbage bin had a terrible stink.
  • stir B1 Add water and stir.
  • stitch B2 A stitch in time saves nine.
  • stock market B2 The stock market tumbled.
  • stockpile B2 We need to stockpile supplies.
  • stonework B2 The stonework is starting to crumble.
  • stool B2 I sat on a stool.
  • stopover B2 How long is the stopover?
  • stopwatch B2 I need a stopwatch.
  • storage B1 I have storage space.
  • store B2 Is the store open?
  • stormy B1 The sea is stormy.
  • storyteller B1 He is a storyteller and a poet.
  • straighten B2 Did you straighten everything out?
  • straightforward B2 It sounds pretty straightforward.
  • strain B1 The strain is clearly showing.
  • strait B2 The strait is 32 kilometers wide.
  • strand B2 No strand goes with the other.
  • strangely B1 Sometimes he behaves strangely.
  • strangle B2 Higher taxes strangle the economy.
  • strategic B1 That was a huge strategic error.
  • straw B1 He drank his soda through a plastic straw.
  • strawberry B1 She loves strawberry jam.
  • stream B1 Is the stream deep?
  • strengthen B1 We must strengthen our alliance.
  • stress B2 How to relieve stress?
  • stressed B1 Are you stressed out?
  • stressful B1 This situation is stressful.
  • stretch B1
  • stricken B1 I was panic-stricken.
  • strictly B2 Attendance is strictly required.
  • stride B2 She had such a confident stride.
  • striking B1 The difference is striking.
  • stripe B1 The flag had a blue stripe down the middle.
  • strive B2 We strive for improvement.
  • stroke B2
  • struggle B2 I struggle with schoolwork.
  • stubborn B1 Some bolts are stubborn.
  • stubbornly B2 They stubbornly went on.
  • studio B1 Welcome to my studio.
  • stuffed B1 They stuffed the cushions with new feathers.
  • stumble B1 How could I not stumble?!
  • stun B1 The loud noise seemed to stun the small bird.
  • stunning B1 The view was stunning.
  • stupid B1
  • stylish B1 What a stylish dress!
  • stylist B2 Only one stylist can help you.
  • subconscious B1 What is the subconscious?
  • subcontinent B2
  • subculture B2 The punk subculture has its own unique style.
  • subdivision B2 The houses in that subdivision are all alike.
  • subjunctive B2 Most people struggle with using the subjunctive mood.
  • submarine B1 The submarine has surfaced.
  • submit B2 Please submit the homework.
  • subplot B2 Chapter five focused on the romantic subplot of the novel.
  • subsequent B2 The subsequent events were unexpected.
  • subsequently B2 I subsequently moved to the village.
  • subside B2 The flood began to subside.
  • substance B2 DNA is a substance.
  • substantial B1 The difference is substantial.
  • substitute B2 There is no substitute.
  • subtitle B2 The movie had subtitles for the foreign language.
  • subtle B2 Cat communication is subtle.
  • subtract B2 Subtract three from that number.
  • suburb B2 He lives in a suburb, in a quiet suburb.
  • successive B2 It rained five successive days.
  • successor B2 The new manager is the successor to the previous one.
  • suck B2
  • suddenly B1 Suddenly we had hope.
  • sue B2 You cannot sue yourself.
  • suffer B1 He had to suffer through the long meeting.
  • suffering B1 Am I suffering now?
  • sufficient B1 Your word is sufficient.
  • sufficiently B2 Is this sunset sufficiently romantic?
  • suffix B1 There are many situations in which this suffix might be used.
  • suicide B1
  • suitably B2 Is this sunset suitably romantic?
  • sulfur B2 Sulfur smells like rotten eggs.
  • sulphur B2 Healing waters often taste of sulphur.
  • summarise B1 Could you summarise the relevant points, please?
  • summarize B1 Summarize it to us.
  • summit B1 The summit was canceled.
  • sunbathe B1 Cats like to sunbathe.
  • sunbeam B2 The sunbeam acts upon the skin.
  • sundial B1 This is a sundial.
  • sunrise B1 When was sunrise yesterday?
  • sunset B1 Look at that sunset!
  • superb B2 The training was superb.
  • superintendent B2 The superintendent will hear about this.
  • superior B1 He feels superior to others.
  • supernatural B2 Is this something supernatural?
  • superstition B1 No, this is mere superstition.
  • supervise B2 Supervise your own children.
  • supervision B2 The children need adult supervision.
  • supervisor B2 Your supervisor just called.
  • supplement B2 Farmers often moonlight to supplement their incomes.
  • supplier B2 We choose this supplier.
  • supply B2 No supply is unlimited.
  • support B1 I support the proposal.
  • supporter B1 He is a strong supporter of the local team.
  • supportive B1 The crew was supportive.
  • suppose B1 I suppose we could.
  • supposedly B1 He is supposedly a great artist, but I have not seen his work.
  • suppress B2 This machine will suppress it.
  • surely B1 Surely someone loves her.
  • surface B1 Fish surface for air.
  • surge B2 I see a surge in loan growth.
  • surgeon B1 We need a surgeon.
  • surgery B1 He needs emergency surgery.
  • surprise B1 You surprise me, sir.
  • surprisingly B1 Surprisingly, it still works.
  • surrender B2 Surrender to the music.
  • surround B1 They all surround me.
  • surrounding B1 The surrounding nature was quiet.
  • surroundings B2 The surroundings were breathtaking.
  • surveillance B2 We installed surveillance cameras.
  • survival B1 Mere survival is not enough.
  • survivor B1 I was the only survivor.
  • suspect B2 You are a suspect.
  • suspend B2 O time, suspend your flight!
  • suspicion B1 I have a suspicion.
  • suspicious B2 I saw something suspicious.
  • suspiciously B2 She regarded me suspiciously.
  • sustain B2 I sustain my family.
  • swan B2 This swan is black.
  • swarm B1 A swarm of mosquitoes followed him.
  • swear B1 I swear before God.
  • sweatshirt B1 He lost his favorite sweatshirt.
  • swell B1 Alcohol makes his face swell up.
  • swift B2 The repercussions were swift.
  • swimmer B1 The Olympic swimmer trained for many hours each day.
  • switch B1
  • swollen B1 His eye was swollen.
  • sword B1
  • syllable B2 The stress is on the last syllable.
  • symbolic B2 It is highly symbolic.
  • sympathetic B2 They were not sympathetic.
  • sympathise B2 I sympathise with your difficult situation.
  • sympathize B2 We sympathize with you.
  • sympathy B1 Give me some sympathy.
  • symptom B1 This is an alarming symptom.
  • syndrome B1 I have blank page syndrome.
  • synonym B2 Is there another word for synonym?
  • systematic B1 I prefer a systematic method.
  • tablecloth B2 Who cut the tablecloth?
  • tablet B1 The tablet went dark.
  • tabloid B2 My father would never read a tabloid newspaper.
  • tack B2 I might have to change tack.
  • tackle B2 Could you tackle this?
  • tactile B2 Cats are highly tactile.
  • tag B2 We were playing tag.
  • tail B2 I like your tail.
  • take-off B1
  • takeaway B1 Should I ring for a takeaway now or when we get home?
  • takeoff B1 Please prepare for takeoff.
  • tale B1 The tale was corrupted.
  • talented B1 You are absolutely talented.
  • talkative B1 My friend is talkative.
  • tame B2 She cannot tame her demons.
  • tan B2 Someone got a tan.
  • tank B1 The fuel tank exploded.
  • tanned B2 Her back was getting tanned.
  • tape B1 Tape it back together.
  • taste B1 These pancakes taste good.
  • tasteless B1 These tomatoes are tasteless.
  • tasty B1 The nuts are tasty.
  • tatter B2 The old flag was just a tatter.
  • tattoo B2 I saw your tattoo.
  • taunt B2 The boy continued to taunt his younger brother.
  • tax B1 Income tax is progressive.
  • teaching B1 The teachers are teaching.
  • teammate B1 They cheered for their teammate.
  • teamwork B1 Do you believe in teamwork?
  • tear B1 Nobody shed a tear.
  • tease B2 You like to tease him.
  • teaspoon B2 This spoon is a teaspoon.
  • technical B2 Your technical knowledge is valuable.
  • technically B2 Is it technically possible?
  • technique B1 He improved his technique.
  • technological B1 Technological progress constantly astonishes me.
  • teen B1 She knew the teen.
  • teens B2 These teens are really funny.
  • telecommunications B1 I work in telecommunications.
  • telegram B1 I received your telegram.
  • telescope B2 This is a telescope.
  • teller B1 The scientist was Teller.
  • temper B1 He lost his temper.
  • temperate B2 The climate in this region is temperate.
  • temporarily B2 The subscriber is temporarily unavailable.
  • temporary B1 Bad days are temporary.
  • tempt B1 Do not tempt me.
  • temptation B2 The temptation is great.
  • tend B1 You tend to forget.
  • tendency B1 This tendency is quite useful.
  • tender B2
  • tenderly B2 He tenderly embraced him.
  • tenderness B2 She is tenderness personified.
  • tense B1 The criminal is tense.
  • tension B1 The tension grew suddenly.
  • tent B1 Whose tent is it?
  • term B1 When is half-term?
  • terminal B1 Where is the south terminal?
  • terms B2 They finalized the terms.
  • terrace B2 You can walk on the roof terrace.
  • terribly B1 I was terribly hungry.
  • terrific B1 I feel terrific today.
  • terrified B1 I was so terrified.
  • terrifying B2 It was honestly terrifying.
  • territory B2 This is our territory.
  • terror B1 The news filled him with terror.
  • terrorism B1
  • terrorist B1
  • test B2 That test was hard.
  • testify B2 He wanted to testify.
  • testimony B2 His testimony was crucial.
  • testing B2 The testing of the new equipment took several days.
  • thankful B1 I feel thankful for that.
  • theft B1 The theft of the valuable painting shocked the entire city.
  • theme B2 Is there a dark theme?
  • theorist B2 He is an armchair theorist.
  • theory B1 Is string theory wrong?
  • therapist B2 Who is your therapist?
  • therapy B2 Do you need therapy?
  • thereafter B2 Construction began shortly thereafter.
  • thermometer B2 Where is your thermometer?
  • thesis B2 Your thesis is absurd.
  • thickly B2 The park is thickly wooded.
  • thickness B2 What is the thickness of that novel?
  • thigh B2 She hit her thigh hard against the table.
  • thinker B2 He is a famous thinker in his field.
  • third person B2 The narrator spoke in the third person.
  • thirdly B2 Thirdly, we need to consider the costs.
  • thirst B1 His thirst is fierce.
  • thorough B1 We were pretty thorough.
  • thoroughly B2 I studied it thoroughly.
  • thoughtful B2 You look very thoughtful.
  • thoughtless B2 How thoughtless of you to do that.
  • thread B2 I started this thread.
  • threat B1 Is this a threat?
  • threaten B2 The storm may threaten our travel plans.
  • threatening B1 The storm is threatening the coastal towns.
  • thrill B2 It was a thrill.
  • thrilled B2 I was so thrilled.
  • thriller B1 I would rather watch an exciting thriller.
  • thrilling B2 It was quite thrilling.
  • throat B2 My throat is irritated.
  • throughout B1 I have supported you throughout.
  • thumb B1 I cracked my thumb.
  • thump B1 I heard a thump.
  • thunder B1 That sounded like thunder.
  • thunderous B1 The lion gives a thunderous roar.
  • thus B1 Thus we shall win.
  • tick B1 Tick the correct answer.
  • tickle B2 Did anything tickle your fancy?
  • tide B1 The tide is turning.
  • tighten B1 Tighten up the knot.
  • tightly B1 Hang on more tightly.
  • tightrope B2 He is balancing on a tightrope.
  • tile B1 The tile is white.
  • timeless B2 This song is timeless.
  • timeliness B2 Timeliness of data is critical to its relevance for decision making.
  • timely B1 His timely warning saved the village from danger.
  • timing B2 The timing of the announcement was unfortunate.
  • tin B1 I found the empty tin.
  • tiny B1 The writing was tiny.
  • tiptoe B2 That guy is walking on tiptoe.
  • tire B1 The tire is leaking.
  • tiredness B2 Did your tiredness disappear?
  • tiresome B2 Your friend is tiresome.
  • tiring B1 Being honest is tiring.
  • tissue B1 Hand me a tissue.
  • tobacco B1 I am forbidden tobacco.
  • toenail B2 I cut my toenail too short.
  • toil B2 I am exhausted with toil.
  • tolerance B2 He has poor heat tolerance.
  • tolerant B2 How tolerant should we be?
  • tolerate B2 Why do people tolerate injustice?
  • toll B2 They paid the toll.
  • tomb B2 Whose tomb is this?
  • ton B2 It weighs a ton.
  • tongue B1 He bit his tongue.
  • tonne B2 The truck carried a tonne of sand.
  • toothpaste B1 Is toothpaste your favorite?
  • torch B2 The torch went out.
  • tornado B1 A powerful tornado destroyed the entire town in minutes.
  • tortoiseshell B2 I have a tortoiseshell cat. She is so affectionate!
  • torture B2 Conversion therapy is torture.
  • toss B1 Toss me the remote.
  • total B1 The transformation is total.
  • totally B1 It seems totally impossible.
  • tough B2 Hay fever is tough.
  • tour B1 The tour was canceled.
  • tourism B1 Will this affect tourism?
  • tournament B1 He might win the tournament.
  • toxic B2 Am I being toxic?
  • trace B1 Cash leaves no trace.
  • track B2
  • tracksuit B1 He bought a new tracksuit.
  • trade B2 What is a trade?
  • trader B2 The local trader sold fresh produce every day.
  • trading B2 The stock market experienced heavy trading throughout the day.
  • traditionally B1 Traditionally, people eat cake at parties.
  • traffic jam B1 There is a traffic jam.
  • tragedy B1 War always brings tragedy.
  • tragic B1 What a tragic story!
  • trail B2 Here the trail ends.
  • trailer B2 He rented a trailer.
  • trainee B2 Are you a trainee?
  • trainer B2 The new coach is a great trainer for the team.
  • trait B2 Courage is a wonderful trait.
  • traitor B2 He has turned traitor.
  • tramp B2
  • trample B2 People flatter the elephant and trample the ant.
  • transcript B2 Did you see the transcript?
  • transform B1 This will transform your life.
  • transformation B1 The transformation is total.
  • transfusion B2 The transfusion worked well.
  • transient B2 Art is long, life short; judgment difficult, opportunity transient.
  • transistor B2 The invention of the transistor introduced a new era.
  • transition B2 The educational system is in transition.
  • transitional B1 The need for a transitional object is not an illness.
  • transitive B2 This verb can be transitive or intransitive.
  • translate B1 Can you translate this sentence for me?
  • translation B2 Happy International Translation Day!
  • translator B2 We need a translator.
  • transmission B2 The transmission has failed.
  • transmit B2 Those mosquitoes transmit malaria.
  • transparent B2 The water was transparent.
  • transport B2 We use public transport.
  • transportation B1 Transportation has been arranged.
  • trash B1 Take out the trash!
  • travel agent B1 I need to book my flight with a travel agent.
  • traverse B2 Unfamiliar terrain can be difficult to traverse.
  • tray B2 I dropped the tray.
  • tread B2 Tread on a worm, and it will turn.
  • treat B2 Treat insects with respect.
  • treatment B1 You need medical treatment.
  • treaty B2 He respects the treaty.
  • trek B2 The long trek across the desert was very difficult.
  • tremble B1 I tremble with fear.
  • tremendous B1 The pressure was tremendous.
  • tremendously B2 I feel tremendously lonely.
  • tremor B2 The tremor in her voice worried him.
  • trend B1 That trend should continue.
  • trial B2 The trial was postponed.
  • triangle B2 This is a triangle.
  • tribe B2 The tribe has spoken.
  • trick B2 What a mean trick!
  • tricky B2 I found that tricky.
  • trigger B1
  • trillion B2 One trillion is a very large number.
  • trio B2 That trio has already put out five albums.
  • trip B2 Have a "safe" trip.
  • triumph B1 This was a triumph!
  • trivial B2 These are trivial matters.
  • trolley B2 I always use a trolley.
  • troop B2 A troop of soldiers marched across the field.
  • trophy B2 We won the trophy.
  • tropic B2 The weather in the tropic regions is usually warm.
  • tropical B1 He is raising tropical fishes.
  • trouble B1 He was in trouble.
  • troublesome B2 Dealing with such a troublesome situation requires patience.
  • trumpet B1 I want a trumpet.
  • trunk B2 The trunk was empty.
  • trustworthy B1 She is a trustworthy person who always keeps her promises.
  • trusty B2 It is a fine thing, whoever has a trusty tongue.
  • truthful B2 His statement is truthful.
  • truthfulness B2 I started doubting the truthfulness of his statement.
  • tsunami B2 A tsunami is coming in.
  • tub B2 Drain the hot tub.
  • tuberculosis B2 The doctor said he had tuberculosis.
  • tug B2 She felt a gentle tug on her sleeve.
  • tuition B2 Who paid your tuition?
  • tulip B2 That flower is a tulip.
  • tumble B1 She took a tumble.
  • tumor B2 The doctor examined the suspicious tumor.
  • tumour B2 This tumour is benign.
  • tuna B1 I had the tuna.
  • tunnel B2 She reached the tunnel.
  • turbulence B1 The ship experienced heavy turbulence.
  • turbulent B2 These are turbulent times.
  • turtle B1 I have a turtle.
  • tutor B2 I could tutor you.
  • twin B1 My evil twin disagrees.
  • twinkle B2 Why do stars twinkle?
  • twisted B2 I twisted my ankle.
  • type B1 What is your type?
  • typhoid B2 Typhoid is a scary disease.
  • typical B1 This is so typical.
  • typically B1 Typically, the toilet is white.
  • tyranny B2 Resistance stands against tyranny.
  • tyrant B2 The tyrant has guards.
  • tyre B1 Pump up the tyre.
  • ultimate B2 Is there an ultimate truth?
  • ultimately B2 He ultimately gave up.
  • unable B1 I was unable to move.
  • unacceptable B2 That is completely unacceptable!
  • unafraid B1 I tried to remain unafraid.
  • unashamedly B2 He was crying unashamedly.
  • unattractive B2 The old building looked unattractive.
  • unauthorised B2 The worker was unauthorised to enter the building.
  • unauthorized B2 Use a password to protect your laptop from unauthorized access.
  • unavailable B2 Mark was emotionally unavailable.
  • unaware B2 I was unaware of that.
  • unbearable B2 The boredom is unbearable.
  • unbeatable B2 The price is unbeatable.
  • unbelievable B1 The story was almost unbelievable!
  • uncertainty B1 Uncertainty clouds my mind.
  • unchanged B2 The situation remains unchanged.
  • uncharacteristic B2 His sudden anger was uncharacteristic.
  • unclear B1 Your reply is unclear.
  • unclearly B2 He spoke unclearly, making it difficult to understand his point.
  • uncomfortably B2 The girl looks at me uncomfortably.
  • uncommon B2 Genuine friendship is uncommon.
  • unconcerned B2 My doctor is unconcerned.
  • unconscious B2 The patient is unconscious.
  • uncontrollable B1 He burst into uncontrollable laughter.
  • uncover B1 We need to uncover the truth.
  • underage B1 Underage drinking is a crime.
  • underestimate B2 You always underestimate people.
  • undergo B1 He must undergo surgery.
  • undergraduate B2 Are you an undergraduate?
  • underground B2 The president retreated underground.
  • underline B1 I underline critical issues.
  • underlying B2 There is no underlying condition.
  • underneath B1 Who lives underneath you?
  • underpants B1 He put on clean underpants before getting dressed.
  • undersea B2 Many strange creatures live undersea.
  • understandable B2 His annoyance is understandable.
  • understanding B2 Thanks for your understanding.
  • undertake B2 I undertake to do that.
  • underwater B2 The frog dived underwater.
  • underwear B2 My underwear is black.
  • undo B1 Just undo the button.
  • undoubtedly B2 This is undoubtedly true.
  • undreamed B2 She had an undreamed amount of success.
  • undress B1 He was told to undress for the doctor.
  • undressed B2 They were getting undressed.
  • unease B2 They aim to stir unease in societies.
  • uneasily B2 He looked around uneasily.
  • unemployed B1 You found yourselves unemployed.
  • unemployment B1 Does unemployment worry you?
  • unenthusiastic B2 He gave an unenthusiastic response to the news.
  • uneven B2 The level is uneven.
  • unexpected B1 This is terribly unexpected!
  • unexpectedly B1 It happened totally unexpectedly.
  • unfairly B1 They treated me unfairly.
  • unfamiliar B2 Everything felt unfamiliar or confusing.
  • unfashionable B2 Decorated with blue and yellow stripes, the tie was very unfashionable.
  • unfit B1 He was unfit to plead.
  • unfold B1 Few expected things to unfold this way.
  • unforeseen B2 Insurance protects against unforeseen predicaments.
  • unfortunate B1 This is truly unfortunate.
  • unfriendly B1 This dog is unfriendly.
  • ungodly B2 Why must you call me at such ungodly hours?
  • unhappiness B2 Unhappiness brings people together.
  • unheard B1 This is unheard of.
  • unhelpful B2 This is very unhelpful.
  • unify B1 We had different technologies to unify.
  • unimaginable B2 Her discomfort was unimaginable.
  • unimaginably B2 The task was unimaginably difficult for the team.
  • uninterested B1 He seemed uninterested in the lecture, staring out the window.
  • uninteresting B1 This drama got uninteresting.
  • union B1 Our union was forbidden.
  • unique B1 Every sentence is unique.
  • unite B1 Let us unite to help our friends.
  • united B2 United lost against City.
  • unity B2 National resistance requires unity.
  • universal B2 Get a universal adapter.
  • universe B1 The universe is vast.
  • unjustly B2 I was unjustly accused.
  • unkind B2 I think him unkind.
  • unless B1 Not unless my sister goes.
  • unlike B2 Unlike her, you are diligent.
  • unlikely B1 I consider that unlikely.
  • unlimited B2 Your potential is unlimited.
  • unload B2 Help me unload this cargo.
  • unlock B2 Can you unlock your phone?
  • unlucky B1 I was so unlucky.
  • unmistakable B2 The smell was unmistakable.
  • unmistakably B2 The rhythm is unmistakably familiar.
  • unnatural B2 It just felt unnatural.
  • unofficial B2 Memorial Day is the unofficial start of the U.S. summer vacation season.
  • unpack B1 You need to unpack your prejudice.
  • unpopular B2 This product is unpopular.
  • unpredictable B1 How unpredictable life is!
  • unrealistic B2 He has unrealistic expectations.
  • unreasonable B2 Do not be unreasonable.
  • unrelated B1 They are entirely unrelated.
  • unreliable B2 Human memory is unreliable.
  • unrest B2 The unrest lasted three days.
  • unsafe B2 I still feel unsafe.
  • unsatisfactory B2 Your response was unsatisfactory.
  • unselfish B2 These unselfish trees share nutrients through a vast network of roots.
  • unstoppable B2 The ball was unstoppable.
  • unsuccessful B2 My endeavors were unsuccessful.
  • unsuitable B2 Your dress is unsuitable for the occasion.
  • unsure B2 We are unsure how to proceed.
  • untalented B2 The untalented actor forgot his lines.
  • unthinkably B2 The situation was unthinkably dangerous for the climbers.
  • untidy B1 His room is untidy.
  • untie B2 I tried to untie her.
  • unto B2 The work became a genre unto itself.
  • untreated B2 The untreated wound became infected.
  • untrimmed B2 The untrimmed hedge looked messy.
  • unusually B1 He was unusually quiet during the meeting.
  • unusualness B2 The unusualness of the event caused much discussion.
  • unwanted B1 I deleted unwanted messages.
  • unwell B1 The girl is unwell.
  • unwilling B2 Are they unwilling or unable?
  • unwise B2 That would be unwise.
  • unworldly B2 His unworldly nature made him seem detached from everyday life.
  • up-to-date B1
  • upbringing B2 Their upbringing was strange.
  • update B1 I want an update.
  • upgrade B2 You may upgrade the house.
  • uplifted B1 I feel so uplifted.
  • upload B1 Did you upload the video?
  • upper B1
  • upright B2 Hold the stick upright.
  • upset B1 He gets upset easily.
  • upside down B2
  • upstairs B1 Take your brother upstairs.
  • upward B1 The kite went upward.
  • upwards B2 I kept climbing upwards.
  • urban B2 The city has many tall buildings; it is very urban.
  • urge B2 I would urge caution.
  • urgent B1 Our business is urgent.
  • urgently B2 We need food urgently.
  • usage B1 There are differences in usage.
  • used to B1 I used to live in that city.
  • useless B1 This old tool is now completely useless.
  • user B2 The user must agree to the terms.
  • usher B2 Are you an usher?
  • utilise B2 We can utilise this tool for the job.
  • utility B2 Utility companies supply electricity.
  • utilize B2 We had better utilize our natural resources.
  • utter B2 He did not utter a single word after the accident.
  • utterly B2 That is utterly indescribable.
  • vacancy B1 There is one vacancy.
  • vacant B2 The property is vacant.
  • vaccine B2 Is this vaccine effective?
  • vague B1 Stop being so vague.
  • vain B1 She was vain about her new dress.
  • valentine B2 Will you be my Valentine?
  • valid B2 Those are valid issues.
  • valuable B1 My time is valuable.
  • value B2 I value their opinion.
  • van B1 I need a van.
  • vanish B2 Our culture will never vanish.
  • vanity B2 She wears vanity glasses.
  • variation B2 This is a humorous variation of a proverb.
  • varied B2 Her mood varied throughout the day, but she remained cheerful.
  • variety B1 The shop offers a wide variety of fresh fruits.
  • various B1 There are various reasons.
  • vary B1 Customs vary by region.
  • vast B1 The universe is vast.
  • vegetarian B1 Is she a vegetarian?
  • vehicle B1 Remove that totaled vehicle.
  • vein B1 Blood poured from the cut vein.
  • venture B2 It was a dangerous venture.
  • venue B2 The entire venue was silent.
  • verbal B2 Verbal agreements are unreliable.
  • verbally B2 The instructions were given verbally, not in writing.
  • verse B2 Sing that verse again.
  • version B2 Buy the full version.
  • versus B2 There is no difference between how children fare with straight parents versus gay ones.
  • vessel B1 The entire vessel exploded.
  • vet B1 She became a vet.
  • veteran B2 Are you a veteran?
  • via B1 I commute to college via car.
  • vibrate B2 He felt his phone vibrate.
  • vibration B2 All sound is vibration.
  • vice B1 Poverty is no vice.
  • vice president B1 The vice president will attend the international summit.
  • victim B1 This is victim blaming.
  • victory B1 Both sides claimed victory.
  • video clip B1 I saw an interesting video clip about wild animals online.
  • view B1 The view was stunning.
  • viewer B2 Viewer discretion is advised.
  • viewpoint B1 I respect your viewpoint.
  • vigor B2 I am without vigor.
  • vigorous B2 The athlete made a vigorous jump.
  • vigorously B2 He walked vigorously ahead of us.
  • vigour B2 For a man of seventy, he still has surprising vigour.
  • villa B2 The villa is large.
  • villager B2 The old villager told stories about his childhood.
  • vinegar B2 Vinegar is an acid.
  • violate B2 That would violate our policy.
  • violation B2 What was the violation?
  • violence B1 What does violence mean?
  • violently B1 She started sneezing violently.
  • virtual B1 Children love virtual reality games.
  • virtual reality B2 Children love virtual reality games.
  • virtually B2 Virtually nobody knows this.
  • virtue B2 Justice is a virtue.
  • virus B1 The virus multiplies rapidly.
  • visa B1 Please extend this visa.
  • visible B1 She became visible again.
  • visibly B2 He was visibly upset.
  • vision B1 Tears clouded her vision.
  • visual B1 Give me a visual.
  • visually B1 The image is visually stunning and very detailed.
  • vital B2 Self-defense is vital.
  • vitamin B2 Do you take vitamin pills?
  • vivid B1 They used vivid colors.
  • vividly B1 He speaks so vividly.
  • vocalist B2 He is bent on becoming a vocalist.
  • volcano B1 The volcano erupted suddenly.
  • volume B1 The volume was on 94%.
  • volunteer B1 I decided to volunteer.
  • vomit B2 He felt sick and had to vomit.
  • vote B1 I did not vote.
  • voter B2 Every voter must show identification at the polling station.
  • voting B2 Voting rights do matter.
  • vow B2 She made a vow to always help those in need.
  • vowel B1 This is a vowel.
  • voyage B1 The voyage lasted 14 months.
  • wage B2 The wage for this job is very low.
  • waggon B1 He lived in a covered waggon.
  • wagon B1 I fixed their wagon.
  • waist B2 Bend at the waist.
  • waistcoat B2 Peter was wearing what looked like a hand-knitted waistcoat.
  • wake B1 Wake up early tomorrow!
  • walkabout B2 We went on a long walkabout through the national park.
  • walker B2 The famous walker set a new world record.
  • wallboard B2 We covered the walls with new wallboard.
  • walnut B2 The cat climbed the walnut tree.
  • ward B1 The child was a ward of the kind old woman.
  • wardrobe B1 There was a wardrobe.
  • warm B1 It was warm today.
  • warming B2 Scientists are concerned about the global warming trend.
  • warmly B1 He was warmly welcomed.
  • warmth B1 I appreciate his warmth.
  • warn B1 Did he warn you?
  • warning B1 This is a warning!
  • warranty B1 What is the warranty period?
  • warrior B1 You are a warrior.
  • warship B2 The warship sailed across the blue sea.
  • wartime B2 Happening in wartime, this would amount to disaster.
  • washbowl B1 Every house here has a washbowl.
  • wasp B2 He caught the wasp.
  • waste B1 We need to reduce the amount of waste we produce.
  • wasteful B1 She is really wasteful!
  • water B2 The water is dirty.
  • waterfall B1 The waterfall is big.
  • waterproof B2 My camera is waterproof.
  • wax B1 Wax melts near fire.
  • weaken B2 Passions weaken, but habits strengthen, with age.
  • weakly B2
  • weakness B1 I feel your weakness.
  • wealthy B2 Do I look wealthy?
  • weapon B1
  • wearisome B2 Weeding is wearisome work.
  • weary B2 Rest your weary eyes.
  • weather forecast B1 What is the weather forecast for tomorrow?
  • weave B2 Most spiders weave webs.
  • webcam B1 Turn on your webcam.
  • wed B2 She will wed her partner next month.
  • weed B2 We must remove the weed from the garden.
  • weird B1 Well, that was weird.
  • welfare B2 I live on welfare.
  • well-balanced B2
  • well-built B2
  • well-dressed B1
  • well-organised B2
  • well-organized B2
  • well-paid B2
  • western B2 We watched a classic western movie last night.
  • westward B1 The car drove fast toward the westward direction.
  • westwards B1 He turned his gaze westwards.
  • wetland B1 The wetland was home to many different kinds of birds.
  • whale B1 Is that a whale?
  • whatever B1 Whatever changed your mind?
  • wheat B2 I ate wheat bread.
  • whenever B1 Go whenever you want.
  • whereas B2 She loves classical music, whereas I prefer jazz.
  • whereby B2 But he said: Lord God, whereby may I know that I shall possess it?
  • wherever B1 Go wherever you like.
  • whether B1 I wonder whether you understand.
  • whichever B2 Take whichever you like.
  • while B1 Wait for a while.
  • whip B2 The rider used a whip to encourage the horse.
  • whiskey B2 I want some whiskey.
  • whisky B2 I want some whisky.
  • whisper B2 Why does everyone whisper?
  • whistle B2 He heard another whistle.
  • whoever B1 Whoever blinks first loses.
  • whole B1 I drink whole milk.
  • widen B2 Television helps us widen our knowledge.
  • widespread B1 There was widespread fear.
  • widow B2 Are you a widow?
  • width B2 What is the width of this street?
  • wilderness B2 Fire spread in the wilderness.
  • wildlife B1 We observed the wildlife.
  • wildly B1 This is wildly optimistic.
  • will B2 Something terrible will happen.
  • willing B2
  • willingly B2 She helped me willingly.
  • willingness B1 I thank you for your willingness.
  • wind B2
  • winding B2 The winding of the road made driving hard.
  • windscreen B1 My windscreen was icy.
  • windshield B2 Your windshield is dirty.
  • windsurfing B1 I tried windsurfing once.
  • wing B1 The bird stretched its left wing before flying.
  • wink B2 Who did you wink at?
  • wipe B2 Wipe away your tears.
  • wire B2 Is that wire hot?
  • wit B2 I admire his wit.
  • withdraw B2 He had to withdraw.
  • withdrawal B2 I have made the withdrawal.
  • withdrawn B2 Both charges were withdrawn.
  • wither B1
  • witness B1 I have a witness.
  • witty B2 I am very witty.
  • wizard B1 A wizard did it.
  • wolf B2 This is a wolf.
  • wondrous B2 Occasionally, wondrous texts were included.
  • woodcarving B2 The artist made a beautiful woodcarving.
  • wordlessly B2 They left the room wordlessly.
  • workaholic B2 Are you a workaholic?
  • workbench B2 He fixed the chair on his workbench.
  • workforce B2 Tourism employs 17% of the workforce.
  • workman B2 A poor workman blames his tools.
  • workout B1 We enjoyed the workout.
  • workplace B1 Exit the toxic workplace.
  • workshop B1 Welcome to my workshop.
  • worktable B2 He used the worktable to fix the chair.
  • worldly B2 She was interested in worldly affairs.
  • worldview B2 A threat is not a worldview.
  • worm B2 This is a worm.
  • worn B1 The tyres are worn.
  • worn out B2 My old shoes are completely worn out.
  • worn-out B2
  • wornout B2
  • worrying B2 You should stop worrying.
  • worse B1 His condition is getting worse each day.
  • worsen B2 Could the situation worsen?
  • worship B2 They worship every Sunday.
  • worst B1
  • worth B1 Is it worth watching?
  • worthless B2 That old car is completely worthless; it will not start.
  • worthwhile B1 What makes life worthwhile?
  • worthy B1 What a worthy cause!
  • wound B1 The wound is infected.
  • wrap B1 Did you wrap this?
  • wrapping B1 The party is wrapping up.
  • wreck B2 Who needs this old wreck?
  • wrist B1 He grabbed my wrist.
  • wristwatch B1 I like this wristwatch.
  • written B1 She has written a book about her travels.
  • wrongly B2 The judge decided he had been treated wrongly.
  • x-ray B2
  • yacht B2 Welcome to our yacht.
  • yawn B2 I yawn a lot.
  • yearn B2 They yearn for him.
  • yell B2 He wanted to yell.
  • yet B1 We escaped yet again.
  • yoga B1 Have you tried yoga?
  • youthful B2 His voice is very youthful.
  • yummy B2 The fruit is yummy.
  • zebra B2 I photographed a zebra.
  • zip B2 This zip is stuck.
  • zoom B2 The Zoom meeting began normally.

Some example sentences come from the Tatoeba Project (tatoeba.org), CC BY 2.0 FR. The rest were written for MindDory. Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR.

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A list has an end. The words you keep for good usually turn up somewhere else — in a page you read, a show you watched, or a conversation you had — one at a time, and rarely at the level you planned for.

MindDory connects to Claude, Cursor, and other assistants that speak the Model Context Protocol, so a word you meet while you are chatting is saved to your deck as a flashcard without you leaving the conversation. There is no copy and paste, no CSV export, and no browser extension.

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