Module 3


E. K.
This set of flashcards helps English learners at the vocational school level improve their vocabulary and sentence-building skills. It focuses on words related to emotions, weather, and everyday situations, such as "quarrel," "encounter," and "stares." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and travelers aiming to enhance their fluency, these cards help intermediate learners expand their vocabulary and improve their communication skills.
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A light ___ had started by the time we left.

 

rain in very small light drops

drizzle

___ the size of golf balls, was falling from the sky.

 

small hard balls of ice which fall from the sky like rain

Hail

Heavy ___ are forecast in the hills tomorrow.

 

a short period of rain or snow

showers

A sudden ___ of wind blew the door shut.

 

a sudden strong wind

gust

I will never forget when __ Andrew hit Florida.

 

a violent wind which has a circular movement

Hurricane

There was a sudden clap of ___ and the dog hid under the bed.

 

the sudden loud noise which comes from the sky eg during a storm

thunder

The fence was blown down in the ___.

 

a very strong wind

gale

They say that __ never strikes in the same place twice.

 

a flash of bright light in the sky which is produced by electricity moving between clouds or from clouds to the ground

lightning

We got caught in the ___ and got soaked quickly.

 

a lot of rain in a short time

downpour

___ poverty still exists in many rural areas.


very large in amount or degree
 

Extreme

The main ___ in China is rice.

 

the amount of grain, fruit, etc. that is grown in one season

crop

___ snowflakes fell to the ground.

 

to cause sth to turn around in circles

Whirling

There was ___ rain for most of our holiday.

 

used to refer to very heavy rain

torrential

The animals were left out in the ___ rain all night.

 

flow quickly and in large amounts

pouring

The wind’s a bit ___.

 

too cold to be comfortable

chilly

The football game had been ___ due to rain.

 


to call sth off

cancelled

Get those clothes off; they’re ___ right through!

 


extremely wet; drenched

soaked

They had a ___ argument and she left the house.

 


with strong wind, heavy rain and often thunder and lightning

stormy

They were in the middle of a ___ argument when I walked in.

 


excited or angry

heated

Jo fixed the other woman with an ___ stare.

 

extremely cold

 

 

icy

He has a lovely, ___ smile.

 

describes sb who is usually happy and relaxed

sunny

She walked in with a ___ and relaxed air of confidence.

 

happy, confident and enthusiastic

breezy

She ignored the ___ of everyone around her.

 

to look at sth for a long time with the eyes wide open

stares

She didn’t remember our ___ last summer.

 

a meeting, esp. one that happens by chance

encounter

She got into a silly ___ with the other children.

 

an angry disagreement between two or more people or groups

quarrel

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