English basic vocabular 4
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
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Cartes-fiches
stock - (We have a huge stock of quality carpets on sale.)
straightaway - (We need to start work straightaway.)
stylish - (Ella was a stylish woman in her forties.)
suggest - (Your bad works suggests to me that you haven't been paying attention in class!)
technique - (There are various techniques for dealing with industrial pollution.)
till - (The shop assistant put the money in the till.)
transaction - (The bank charges a fixed rate for each transaction.)
treat - (She felt she had been badly treated.)
triangle - (This triangle has sides that are all the same length.)
triangular - (I saw a triangular warning sign showing that the road narrowed up ahead.)
unfair - (State-owned banks enjoy an unfair advantage over the private-sector banks.)
user - (This article offered advice to all road users.)
versatile - (That actress is a very versatile performer.)
virus - (My computer's got a virus and I've lost everything!)
watch out - (You'll become an alcoholic if you don't watch out.)
well-off - (Well-off families have the money to send their children to private schools.)
go down - (My opinion of him went down when he failed to keep his promise.)
wire - (The back-up disk is connected to the computer by a thick wire.)
work on - (The software works on my Apple Mac but not on my PC.)
wrist - (He had a Rolex watch on his wrist.)
accent - (He noticed that I spoke Polish with an accent.)
attend - (Many famous actresses attended the Oscar ceremony.)
audience - (The audience began clapping and cheering.)
ballerina - (Darcy Bussell was the greatest ballerina of her generation.)
best-selling - (J.K. Rowling is the best-selling author of the Harry Potter novels.)
breakthrough - (Scientists have made a major breakthrough in the treatment of cancer.)
breath - (Leo could smell the wine on her breath.)
brilliantly - (The sun was shining brilliantly.)
cancel - (I sent back the goods and cancelled the cheque.)
cancer - (A lot of cancers can now be treated successfully.)
choreographer - (A well-known choreographer has created this simple dance routine for the children.)
comedian - (He started as a stand-up comedian.)
company - (Mike's not a big theatre star, just one of the company.)
confuse - (I understand the text, but the diagrams are confusing me.)
contemporary - (Oswald was much admired by his contemporaries at the Academy.)
countless - (That famous film clip has been shown countless times.)
defeat - (The defeated side looked really depressed and disappointed.)
desperate - (I had no money left, and I was desperate.)
empire - (The British empire was the largest empire in history.)
experimental - (They are an experimental theatre group and have great new ideas.)
