English basic vocabular 5
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
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Lernkarten
infant - (An infant's skin is very sensitive.)
innovation - (a recent innovation was different coloured tomatoes.)
introduce - (Bananas were first introduced to Britain years and years ago.)
long lasting - (ketchup has a long lasting appeal.)
lime - (Brenda's mum asked for a drink of vodka and lime.)
liquid - (Add a little more liquid to the sauce.)
lycopene - (Lycopene is a compound that gives tomatoes and certain other fruit and vegetables their colour.)
mayonnaise - (I bought some mayonnaise last week at the supermarket.)
mild - (It's a very mild curry, not at all hot.)
milky - (Sandy likes milky coffee.)
mouthful - (She took a large mouthful of ice cream! Delicious!)
movement - (Have you ever heard of the Slow Food movement?)
multi-cultural - (In the UK we live in a multi-cultural society.)
mushroom - (I ordered garlic mushrooms as a starter.)
mustard - (Who first decided we shouldn't eat mustard with lamb?)
nation - (We listened to the President's radio broadcast to the nation.)
necessity - (She saw books as a necessity, not a luxury.)
nut - (Nuts can sometimes cause terrible allergic reactions.)
nutritional - (Cooking vegetables for too long lessens their nutritional value.)
out-of-date - (The information in the tourist guide is already out-of-date.)
oven - (Preheat the oven to 200 degrees C.)
overcooked - (The meat was a little overcooked.)
pancake - (Dad makes the best pancakes.)
peel - (Peel and cut the potatoes.)
percentage - (The percentage of school leavers that go to university is about five per cent.)
pickled - (Herrings are pickled to make them last longer.)
plain - (Milk chocolate or plain?)
pop - (Jean took a bottle of pop out of the fridge.)
portion - (That's very small it looks like a children's portion.)
priced - (The meals at this restaurant are very reasonably priced.)
protein-rich - (I worry that the children are not getting enough protein-rich food.)
pudding - (For Sunday dinner we often had roast beef and Yorkshire pudding.)
pulses - (Pulses are rich in protein, carbohydrates and fibre.)
reasonably - (The car is in reasonably good condition.)
recommend - (The doctor recommended that I eat more fruit and vegetables.)
reflect - (Many people have no time today and their food – fast food – reflects this.)
refrigerate - (Milk must always be refrigerated.)
reputation - (French food has a reputation for being very rich.)
restaurateur - (Gordon Ramsey is a celebrity chef and international restaurateur.)
ridicule - (Jane was angry when Ted ridiculed her in front of her friends.)
