szlnw3.3
Class vocabulary New World 3 Unit 3
Class vocabulary New World 3 Unit 3
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| Flashcards | 47 |
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| Students | 58 |
| Language | English |
| Category | English |
| Level | Primary School |
| Created / Updated | 09.08.2015 / 15.01.2020 |
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culture (n)
the way of life, especially customs and beliefs of a country
difference (n)
when you compare two things and they are not the same
exchange student (n)
a girl or a boy who visits school in a foreign country for a certain time
gap (n)
an empty space between two things
polite (adj)
behaving in a socially correct way
bored (adj)
feeling unhappy because something is not interesting
confident (adj)
you are sure of what you do
custom (n)
a way of behaving in a country (for a long time)
do not care (v)
it doesn't matter for you
do something wrong (v)
you do something that is not right
forbidden (adj)
not allowed (especially by law)
frustrated (adj)
feeling very annoyed (or not confident) because you cannot achieve what you want
get something right (v)
got - got
you do something that is correct
host (n)
someone who has guests
lonely (adj)
you are not with other people
look down on (v)
looked - looked
to think that someone is less important than you
lovely (adj)
pleasant or enjoyable
pleased (adj)
happy or satisfied
reply (v)
replied - replied
you give an answer to a question or a letter
strange (adj)
unusual, difficult to understand
stranger (n)
someone you don't know
surprised (adj)
something has happened that you did not expect
swear (v)
swore - sworn
to use rude or bad words
to promise something
advice (n)
someone tells you how to do something
agree (with) (v)
agreed - agreed
to have the same opinion
behaviour (n)
the way you act
disagree (with) (v)
disagreed - disagreed
not to have the same opinion
join (v)
joined - joined
to get involved in a club
to connect two things together
accept (v)
accepted - accepted
to agree to take something
apology (n)
you say sorry to someone
customer (n)
a person who buys something in a shop
excuse me (v)
excused - excused
a polite way of saying sorry
I'd love to
to like something very much
inviet (v)
invited - invited
to ask someone to come to your house (or to an event)
kind (adj)
very polite
my pleasure (n)
a polite way of replying to someone who has thanked you
never mind
don't worry about something because it is not important
no problem
friendly answer when someone thanks you
order (v)
ordered - ordered
you ask for food or drinks in a restaurant
