English basic vocabular 3
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
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Cartes-fiches
proud - (Her parents are very proud of her.)
publicity - (Standards in education have received much publicity over the last few years.)
rate - (Australia's unemployment rate rose to 6.5% in February.)
recognise - (British teaching qualifications aren't always recognised in Europe.)
reinvent - (I haven't heard of any plans to reinvent the American educational system.)
rental - (The price includes accommodation and car rental.)
replace - (They replaced the old washing machine with a new one.)
rosy - (The couple were very much in love, and their future together seemed rosy.)
round-the-world - (Adrian is planning a round-the-world trip by canoe.)
run-down - (Camden council has promised to develop its run-down inner-city areas.)
sauna - (I have a sauna and massage every week.)
seize - (He seized her by the arm and dragged her out of the room.)
short-term - (The treatment may bring short-term benefits to people with AIDS.)
shoot up - (The price of petrol has shot up this year.)
single-handed - (She was setting off on a single-handed voyage across the Atlantic.)
steam - (Steam rose from the hot tub.)
step - (He stepped back to let me through.)
stick - (In hockey you hit the ball with a stick..)
sunbed - (The more you use a sunbed, the greater your risk of skin cancer.)
sweaty - (I felt hot and sweaty after my workout.)
sword - (The treaty hung like a sword of Damocles over French politics.)
tanned - (He had a tanned face and clear blue eyes.)
therapy - (The new drug therapies are proving effective.)
triumph - (Tottenham fans cheered when their team triumphed in the Cup.)
turn down - (His application to Oxford has been turned down.)
uncertain - (He was uncertain how much further he could walk.)
unlimited - (The system can support an unlimited number of users.)
urban - (There may be high unemployment in urban areas.)
vary - (Test scores vary from school to school.)
voter - (In Ireland 83% of voters wanted to be in the EU in 1972.)
vote - (Norma said she was voting for the local Liberal councillor.)
waste - (Leaving the heating on all the time wastes electricity.)
weight - (They've got an excellent gym with weights and cycling machines.)
workout - (He has a daily workout in the gym.)
wound - (A nurse cleaned and bandaged the wound.)
wound - (Gunmen killed two people and wounded six others in an attack today.)
admit - ('Okay, so maybe I was a little bit scared,' Jenny admitted.)
aspect - (Dealing with people is the most important aspect of my work.)
burglar - (A burglar broke into the house and stole her jewellery.)
cannibal - (Certain types of shark are cannibals.)