Vocabulary Builder: Words and Definitions for English Learners
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Vocabulary Builder: Essential Words and Definitions
Cosy: Warm and comfortable.
Endangered: Said about species of animals in danger of extinction.
Fierce: Violent and savage.
Hectic: Extremely active.
Illogical: Something with a lack of logic.
Impossible: Something that cannot be done or achieved.
Inconvenient: Something that causes problems or difficulties.
International: Involving many nationalities.
Irrelevant: Something not important in a particular case.
Lifelong: Said about something that lasts or is supposed to remain forever.
Overpopulated: That has more people than permitted or advisable.
Tame: Change from wild to domesticate made by humans.
Unfair: Something that is not honest or fair.
Wild: Said of an animal living in its natural environment.
Phrases and Expressions
Back towards: Return to starting point.
Blink: Repeatedly opening and closing the eyelids.
Breathing: The process by which living things absorb and expel air.
Corridor: Long narrow passage through which you access the various rooms of any floor.
Courage: The power or quality of dealing with or facing danger, fear, pain, etc.
Disappointed: Feeling of frustration due to disillusion of what does not satisfy our expectations.
Frustrated: Failed by the loss of a hope or desire.
Gloomy: Dark and threatening, covered by darkness.
Grasp(ed): Take something strongly with the hand.
Grimly: Melancholy, said with seriousness.
Hesitate: Be indecisive, doubt, hold back or be slow in acting.
Murmur(ed): Produce a sound softly and gently.
Poison: A substance that causes severe disruption in the body or death.
Raise(d) (a question): To put forward for consideration.
Report + n.: Give notice of something.
Slender: Tall, well-built, elegant and airy.
Spy: A person who observes or hears what happens with stealth and secrecy to communicate that to someone who is interested in knowing.
Stammer: Speech disorder characterized by involuntary repetitions and hesitations.
Startle: Feel fear or anxiety due to something that is going to happen.
Thrill: Shock, sudden sensation of excitement and sometimes involves fear.
Warn: Make someone aware of danger.
Nouns and Concepts
Bridge: Structure that provides a passage over an obstacle.
Concrete: Construction material made out of a mixture of cement, stone, sand and water.
Engineer: Manager of a situation, system etc.
Glass: Hard transparent brittle solid.
Iron: Malleable metallic element.
Landmark: Well-known object or feature of a particular landscape.
Office block: Large building designed to provide office accommodation.
Resort: Place which many people go for recreation.
Ruler: Person who rules or commands.
Shore: Land along the edge of a sea, lake or wide river.
Skyscraper: High multi-storey building.
Source: Point or place from which something originates from.
Steel: Alloy made out of iron and carbon.
Stone: Hard non-metallic material rocks are made of.
Storey: A floor or level of a building.
Surface: Exterior part of an object.
Phrasal Verbs
Reach for: Arrive at or get to.
Run out: Expire, to become exhausted.
Support: Give aid or supply.
Tear down: Destroy or demolish.