These are the 1000 English vocabulary words you’ll meet most often, ordered by how frequently they appear in real English. Each one has a short meaning, its CEFR level, an example sentence and audio. Learn them from the top down: the first few hundred cover a large part of everyday English.
| # | Word | Meaning | Level | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | have | to own or possess something | A1 | I have a new book that I really enjoy. |
| 2 | do | to perform an action or task | A1 | What do you want to do this weekend? |
| 3 | be | to exist or live | A1 | I want to be a doctor when I grow up. |
| 4 | know | to be aware of something or someone | A1 | I know your sister; she is very nice. |
| 5 | go | to move from one place to another | A1 | I like to go to the park after school. |
| 6 | right | correct or true; the opposite of wrong | A1 | You were right about the answer to the question. |
| 7 | come | to move toward or arrive somewhere | A1 | Please come to my house for the party. |
| 8 | want | to desire or wish for something | A1 | I want a new bike for my birthday. |
| 9 | think | to have thoughts or ideas about something | A1 | I think this movie is really interesting. |
| 10 | see | to notice or understand something with eyes | A1 | I can see the mountains from my window. |
| 11 | good | of high quality or excellent | A1 | This cake tastes really good; you should try it. |
| 12 | time | a point or period when something happens | A1 | What time do we need to leave for the event? |
| 13 | back | to the place or position where something was | A1 | Please come back to the party later tonight. |
| 14 | look | to direct your eyes in a particular direction | A1 | Look at the beautiful flowers in the garden. |
| 15 | take | to grab or hold something | A1 | Please take the bus to get to school. |
| 16 | tell | to say something to someone | A1 | Can you tell me a story before bed? |
| 17 | man | an adult male human being | A1 | The man in the blue shirt is my uncle. |
| 18 | say | to speak or express in words | A1 | What did you say about the meeting tomorrow? |
| 19 | need | to require something for a purpose | A1 | I need a pencil to write down my thoughts. |
| 20 | way | a method or manner of doing something | A1 | There are many ways to solve this problem. |
| 21 | people | individuals or human beings in general | A1 | Many people enjoy reading books in their free time. |
| 22 | little | small in size or amount | A1 | I have a little puppy that loves to play. |
| 23 | love | to have a deep affection for someone or something | A1 | I love spending time with my family on weekends. |
| 24 | mean | to express or signify something | A1 | What does this word mean in English? |
| 25 | give | to hand over or provide something | A1 | I will give you the book you requested tomorrow. |
| 26 | thing | an object or item | A1 | There is one thing I need to tell you about. |
| 27 | help | to assist or aid someone | A1 | Can you help me with my homework tonight? |
| 28 | first | occupying the initial place or position | A1 | She was the first person to arrive at the event. |
| 29 | find | to discover or locate something | A1 | I hope to find my keys before I leave the house. |
| 30 | life | the condition of being alive or existence | A1 | She wants to travel and experience life to the fullest. |
| 31 | day | a period of 24 hours; daylight hours | A1 | Today is a beautiful day for a picnic in the park. |
| 32 | work | to perform tasks for a job or purpose | A1 | I need to work on my project for school this weekend. |
| 33 | other | different or additional from what is mentioned | A1 | I prefer this other restaurant for our dinner tonight. |
| 34 | wait | to stay in one place until something happens | A1 | We have to wait for the bus to arrive at the stop. |
| 35 | stop | to cease moving or to come to an end | A1 | Please stop talking while the teacher is speaking. |
| 36 | call | to speak to someone by name or on the phone | A1 | I will call you later to discuss our plans. |
| 37 | talk | to speak with someone or converse | A1 | I like to talk to my friends during lunch. |
| 38 | thought | an idea or opinion produced by thinking | A1 | His thought about the project was very innovative and creative. |
| 39 | home | the place where one lives | A1 | My home is where I feel safe and happy. |
| 40 | night | the time between sunset and sunrise | A1 | I enjoy reading a book at night before bed. |
| 41 | great | very good or excellent | A1 | The movie we watched last night was really great. |
| 42 | last | final in a series or time | A1 | This is the last piece of cake in the box. |
| 43 | better | of higher quality or more suitable | A1 | I feel much better after getting some rest. |
| 44 | new | recently created or found | A1 | She bought a new dress for the party. |
| 45 | keep | to hold onto something; not give up | A1 | Please keep the door closed while the meeting is on. |
| 46 | long | measuring a great distance from end to end | A1 | The train journey takes a long time to complete. |
| 47 | leave | to go away from someone or something | A1 | I will leave the house at 8 in the morning. |
| 48 | money | coins and notes used to buy things | A1 | He saved enough money to buy a new car. |
| 49 | name | a word used to identify a person or thing | A1 | What is your name and where are you from? |
| 50 | place | a particular area or position | A1 | This is a beautiful place to visit in summer. |
| 51 | feel | to experience a physical or emotional sensation | A1 | I can feel the warm sun on my skin. |
| 52 | father | a male parent | A1 | My father likes to play football on weekends. |
| 53 | guy | a man or boy | A1 | That guy over there is my best friend. |
| 54 | old | having lived for many years; not new | A1 | My grandmother is very old but very active. |
| 55 | big | large in size or amount | A1 | They live in a big house with a nice garden. |
| 56 | lot | a large amount or number | A1 | There are a lot of stars in the night sky. |
| 57 | nice | pleasant or enjoyable | A1 | She gave me a nice gift for my birthday. |
| 58 | believe | to think that something is true or real | A1 | I believe we can finish this project on time. |
| 59 | girl | a female child or young woman | A1 | The girl next door is learning to play guitar. |
| 60 | fine | of good quality; acceptable | A1 | Everything is fine; I don't have any problems. |
| 61 | kind | considerate and helpful to others | A1 | It was very kind of you to help me today. |
| 62 | house | a building where people live | A1 | Their house is located near the city center. |
| 63 | course | a unit of study in education | A1 | She is taking a course in computer science this semester. |
| 64 | stay | to remain in a place | A1 | You can stay here until the rain stops. |
| 65 | left | on or towards the side of the body | A1 | Turn left at the traffic lights to reach the park. |
| 66 | mother | a female parent | A1 | My mother cooks dinner for the family every night. |
| 67 | wrong | not correct or true | A1 | That answer is wrong; please try again. |
| 68 | world | the earth, including people and places | A1 | There are many different cultures around the world. |
| 69 | bad | of poor quality or not good | A1 | Eating too much sugar is bad for your health. |
| 70 | today | on this day | A1 | Today is a great day to go for a walk. |
| 71 | listen | to pay attention to sounds or speech | A1 | Please listen carefully to the instructions I give you. |
| 72 | understand | to grasp the meaning of something | A1 | I don't understand why you are upset with me. |
| 73 | hear | to receive sound through the ears | A1 | Did you hear the music playing in the background? |
| 74 | remember | to keep something in your mind | A1 | Please remember to call me tomorrow at noon. |
| 75 | ask | to say something to get information | A1 | You can ask me any question you like. |
| 76 | own | to have something as property | A1 | I own a car that I bought last year. |
| 77 | same | identical; not different | A1 | We have the same shoes but in different colors. |
| 78 | show | to make something visible or known | A1 | I will show you my favorite place in the city. |
| 79 | kill | to cause the death of a living thing | A1 | The hunter came back after trying to kill a deer. |
| 80 | next | immediately following in order or time | A1 | What is the next step in the process? |
| 81 | care | to feel concern or interest | A1 | She does not care about the homework deadline. |
| 82 | car | a vehicle with four wheels | A1 | He drives his car to work every day. |
| 83 | son | a male child | A1 | Their son is playing soccer in the park. |
| 84 | try | to attempt to do something | A1 | I will try to finish my work on time. |
| 85 | woman | an adult female person | A1 | The woman in the red dress is my mother. |
| 86 | dead | no longer alive | A1 | The tree in the yard is dead and needs to be removed. |
| 87 | mind | the part of you that thinks | A1 | Please keep your mind focused on the task at hand. |
| 88 | friend | a person you know well | A1 | She is my best friend from high school. |
| 89 | morning | the early part of the day | A1 | I always drink coffee in the morning before work. |
| 90 | boy | a male child | A1 | The boy is riding his bicycle outside. |
| 91 | job | a paid position of regular employment | A1 | He has a job as a teacher in the school. |
| 92 | family | a group of related people | A1 | My family is planning a vacation together this summer. |
| 93 | baby | a very young child | A1 | The baby is sleeping in the crib right now. |
| 94 | room | a space within a building | A1 | There is one empty room available for rent. |
| 95 | move | to change position or place | A1 | Please help me move the sofa to the other side. |
| 96 | live | to be alive or exist | A1 | I live in a small town near the coast. |
| 97 | ready | prepared for use or action | A1 | I am ready to start the meeting now. |
| 98 | head | the part of the body with the face | A1 | She nodded her head in agreement with the idea. |
| 99 | idea | a thought or suggestion | A1 | He had an interesting idea for the project. |
| 100 | hold | to grip or support something | A1 | Please hold my hand while we cross the street. |
| 101 | happy | feeling joy or pleasure | A1 | She was happy to see her friends again. |
| 102 | door | a movable barrier for opening and closing | A1 | She opened the door to let the dog outside. |
| 103 | whole | complete or entire | A1 | I ate the whole pizza by myself last night. |
| 104 | start | to begin or commence | A1 | Let's start the lesson as soon as everyone arrives. |
| 105 | use | to employ for a purpose | A1 | I use my phone to check my emails every day. |
| 106 | wife | a married woman | A1 | His wife works as a nurse in the hospital. |
| 107 | tomorrow | the day after today | A1 | We will meet again tomorrow to discuss the plans. |
| 108 | matter | to be important or significant | A1 | It does not matter if you arrive late tonight. |
| 109 | meet | to come together with someone | A1 | I will meet you at the café after work. |
| 110 | bring | to carry something to a place | A1 | Please bring your book to the study session. |
| 111 | run | to move quickly on foot | A1 | She likes to run in the park every morning. |
| 112 | hard | firm, solid, or requiring effort | A1 | This math problem is too hard for me to solve. |
| 113 | school | an institution for learning | A1 | The school opens at eight o'clock every morning. |
| 114 | end | the last part or conclusion | A1 | The end of the movie surprised everyone in the theater. |
| 115 | phone | a device for communication | A1 | I forgot my phone at home this morning. |
| 116 | play | to engage in an activity for enjoyment | A1 | Children play in the park after school every day. |
| 117 | problem | a situation that needs a solution | A1 | I have a problem with my computer that needs fixing. |
| 118 | few | a small number of something | A1 | I have a few friends coming over tonight for dinner. |
| 119 | open | to move something to allow access | A1 | Please open the window to let in fresh air. |
| 120 | hope | to desire something to happen | A1 | I hope to see you at the party tomorrow. |
| 121 | face | the front part of a person's head | A1 | She has a beautiful smile on her face. |
| 122 | police | the people who protect the public | A1 | The police helped find the missing child. |
| 123 | turn | to change direction or position | A1 | Please turn left at the next intersection. |
| 124 | business | an organization that sells goods or services | A1 | She started her own business last year. |
| 125 | case | a particular situation or example | A1 | In this case, we will need extra help. |
| 126 | true | correct and not false | A1 | It is true that the sun rises in the east. |
| 127 | die | to stop living; to pass away | A1 | Plants die without water and sunlight. |
| 128 | heart | the organ that pumps blood in your body | A1 | Her heart beats faster when she is excited. |
| 129 | worry | to feel anxious about something | A1 | Don't worry; everything will be okay soon. |
| 130 | year | a period of twelve months | A1 | I graduated from school last year in June. |
| 131 | watch | to look at something carefully | A1 | I like to watch movies on the weekend. |
| 132 | music | sounds made by singing or instruments | A1 | She loves listening to music while studying. |
| 133 | hand | the part of the body at the end of the arm | A1 | He raised his hand to ask a question. |
| 134 | beautiful | pleasing to look at; attractive | A1 | The garden is beautiful in spring with flowers. |
| 135 | doctor | a person who helps sick people | A1 | My doctor told me to eat healthier foods. |
| 136 | sit | to rest in a position on a chair | A1 | Please sit down and make yourself comfortable. |
| 137 | eat | to consume food or meals | A1 | I usually eat breakfast at 7 a.m. |
| 138 | young | being in the early stage of life | A1 | The young boy plays soccer every day after school. |
| 139 | second | one of sixty parts of a minute | A1 | There are sixty seconds in one minute. |
| 140 | water | a clear liquid that is essential for life | A1 | I drink water every day to stay healthy. |
| 141 | person | a human being | A1 | There is a person waiting for you outside. |
| 142 | part | a piece or section of something | A1 | I only read part of the book last night. |
| 143 | late | after the expected time | A1 | She arrived late to the meeting because of traffic. |
| 144 | death | the end of life | A1 | The death of the old tree made me sad. |
| 145 | minute | a period of sixty seconds | A1 | I will be ready in just a few minutes. |
| 146 | pay | to give money for something | A1 | I need to pay my bills at the end of the month. |
| 147 | forget | to no longer remember something | A1 | I always forget where I placed my keys. |
| 148 | change | to make or become different | A1 | He wants to change his hairstyle for the summer. |
| 149 | happen | to occur or take place | A1 | What will happen if it rains tomorrow? |
| 150 | drink | to take liquid into the body | A1 | I like to drink orange juice in the morning. |
| 151 | hit | to touch something with force | A1 | He will hit the ball with a bat during the game. |
| 152 | easy | not difficult; simple to do | A1 | This puzzle is easy; I finished it quickly. |
| 153 | different | not the same as another or others | A1 | These two cars are very different in design. |
| 154 | point | to direct attention to something | A1 | Can you point to the place on the map? |
| 155 | body | the physical structure of a person or animal | A1 | She exercises to keep her body healthy and strong. |
| 156 | afraid | feeling fear or worry about something | A1 | He is afraid of speaking in front of large crowds. |
| 157 | sleep | to rest with eyes closed and unconscious | A1 | I usually sleep for eight hours each night. |
| 158 | chance | the possibility of something happening | A1 | There is a good chance it will rain tomorrow. |
| 159 | close | to shut something; to make it not open | A1 | Make sure to close the door when you leave. |
| 160 | party | a social gathering for enjoyment | A1 | We are planning a party for her birthday next week. |
| 161 | word | a single unit of language that has a meaning | A1 | Can you tell me what this word means? |
| 162 | important | having great significance or value | A1 | Education is important for personal and professional growth. |
| 163 | set | to put something in a particular place or position | A1 | Please set the table before dinner starts. |
| 164 | story | a narrative or tale about events or experiences | A1 | She told a fascinating story about her childhood adventures. |
| 165 | number | a basic quantity used for counting or measuring | A1 | Can you give me your phone number for contact later? |
| 166 | hurt | to cause pain or injury to someone | A1 | Be careful or you might hurt yourself while playing. |
| 167 | wish | to desire something that is not likely to happen | A1 | I wish I could travel around the world someday. |
| 168 | moment | a very short period of time | A1 | Can you wait a moment while I finish this task? |
| 169 | fight | to use physical force to harm someone | A1 | They decided to fight for their rights and freedoms. |
| 170 | week | a period of seven days | A1 | I usually visit my parents once a week. |
| 171 | rest | to relax or stop working for a while | A1 | After a long day, she needed to rest and recharge. |
| 172 | fire | a burning mass of material producing heat and light | A1 | The fire in the fireplace kept the room warm and cozy. |
| 173 | game | an activity played for enjoyment, usually with rules | A1 | We played a board game with our friends last night. |
| 174 | side | a position to the left or right of something | A1 | He stood on my side during the photo shoot. |
| 175 | stand | to be in an upright position on one's feet | A1 | Please stand up when the national anthem is played. |
| 176 | read | to look at and understand written words | A1 | I love to read books before going to bed. |
| 177 | cut | to divide something into smaller pieces with a sharp tool | A1 | She used a knife to cut the vegetables for the salad. |
| 178 | child | a young human being, usually under 13 years old | A1 | The child played happily in the park with her friends. |
| 179 | speak | to talk aloud in a language | A1 | Can you speak more slowly? I don’t understand. |
| 180 | truth | the real facts about something; honesty | A1 | Honesty is important for trust and understanding the truth. |
| 181 | blood | the red liquid that flows in our bodies | A1 | Donating blood helps save lives in emergencies. |
| 182 | able | having the power or skill to do something | A1 | She is able to solve complex math problems easily. |
| 183 | reason | a cause or explanation for something | A1 | There was a good reason for his sudden absence from school. |
| 184 | break | to separate into pieces or interrupt something | A1 | Be careful not to break the glass while washing it. |
| 185 | war | a conflict between different countries or groups | A1 | The war lasted several years before a peace treaty was signed. |
| 186 | city | a large and populous urban area | A1 | New York City is known for its vibrant culture and nightlife. |
| 187 | walk | to move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down feet | A1 | I like to walk in the park every morning before work. |
| 188 | town | a human settlement smaller than a city | A1 | He grew up in a small town surrounded by beautiful nature. |
| 189 | trust | to believe in the reliability or ability of someone | A1 | I trust my friend to keep my secret safe. |
| 190 | office | a room or building where business is conducted | A1 | She works in an office located downtown at a big company. |
| 191 | question | a sentence asking for information or clarification | A1 | If you have a question, please feel free to ask me. |
| 192 | high | greater than the normal or average level | A1 | The mountain is very high and difficult to climb. |
| 193 | couple | two people who are together or in a relationship | A1 | The couple enjoyed a romantic dinner by candlelight. |
| 194 | free | not under the control of someone; available | A1 | The concert tickets were free, so I decided to go. |
| 195 | power | the ability to do something or act in a certain way | A1 | Electricity is a powerful form of energy used in homes. |
| 196 | buy | to obtain something by paying money for it | A1 | She wants to buy a new dress for the party. |
| 197 | honey | a sweet substance made by bees from flower nectar | A1 | He spread honey on his toast for breakfast this morning. |
| 198 | team | a group of people working together towards a common goal | A1 | Our team won the championship after a tough match. |
| 199 | line | a long, thin mark or stroke on a surface | A1 | Please draw a straight line with your pencil. |
| 200 | send | to cause something to go from one place to another | A1 | I will send you the documents by email tomorrow. |
| 201 | full | having no space for more | A1 | The glass is full of water now. |
| 202 | save | to keep something for future use | A1 | I want to save money for a vacation. |
| 203 | become | start to be something | A1 | He will become a doctor after finishing his studies. |
| 204 | light | natural or artificial brightness | A1 | The light in the room is very bright today. |
| 205 | dog | a common pet animal that barks | A1 | My dog loves to play in the park. |
| 206 | country | a nation with its own government | A1 | She is traveling to a different country this summer. |
| 207 | clear | easy to see or understand | A1 | The sky is clear and blue today. |
| 208 | order | a request for something to be sent | A1 | I placed an order for a new phone online. |
| 209 | fact | something that is true or can be proven | A1 | It is a fact that the Earth orbits the Sun. |
| 210 | hot | having a high temperature | A1 | It's too hot outside to go for a walk. |
| 211 | feeling | an emotion like happiness or sadness | A1 | She has a feeling of joy after the good news. |
| 212 | cause | to make something happen | A1 | Loud noises can cause stress in many people. |
| 213 | lose | to no longer have something | A1 | I don't want to lose my keys again today. |
| 214 | plan | a way to do something in the future | A1 | I have a plan to study abroad next year. |
| 215 | dinner | the main meal of the day, eaten in the evening | A1 | We usually have dinner around seven o'clock. |
| 216 | promise | to say that you will definitely do something | A1 | I promise to help you with your homework. |
| 217 | safe | protected from harm or danger | A1 | Make sure your home is safe when you travel. |
| 218 | book | a set of written pages bound together | A1 | I am reading a fascinating book about history. |
| 219 | hour | a period of 60 minutes | A1 | The meeting will start in one hour from now. |
| 220 | small | not large in size or amount | A1 | The small dog fits perfectly in my lap. |
| 221 | perfect | having no mistakes or flaws | A1 | This is the perfect place for a vacation. |
| 222 | special | better or different from normal | A1 | Today is a special day for our family. |
| 223 | serious | not joking or playful, important | A1 | He has a serious attitude towards his studies. |
| 224 | company | a business that sells goods or services | A1 | She works at a large software company downtown. |
| 225 | poor | having little money or few possessions | A1 | Many poor families need help in our community. |
| 226 | red | the color of blood or ripe strawberries | A1 | She wore a red dress to the party. |
| 227 | past | the time before now | A1 | We can learn from our past mistakes and improve. |
| 228 | possible | able to be done or achieved | A1 | It's possible to complete the project before the deadline. |
| 229 | shoot | to send an object through the air quickly | A1 | He loves to shoot basketballs at the court. |
| 230 | touch | to physically make contact with something | A1 | Please do not touch the artwork in the gallery. |
| 231 | sound | what you hear, like noise or music | A1 | I love the sound of rain on the roof. |
| 232 | win | to be the best in a competition | A1 | Our team hopes to win the championship this year. |
| 233 | control | to have power over something or someone | A1 | He can control the situation with his calm words. |
| 234 | human | a person, a member of the species Homo sapiens | A1 | Every human has the right to be treated fairly. |
| 235 | drive | to operate a vehicle | A1 | She learned to drive when she turned sixteen. |
| 236 | hair | fine, thin strands growing from the head | A1 | His hair is long and curly, very stylish. |
| 237 | luck | good or bad fortune or chance | A1 | She believes her luck will change soon. |
| 238 | air | the invisible mixture of gases we breathe | A1 | There is fresh air coming from the open window. |
| 239 | fast | moving quickly or at a high speed | A1 | The fast car won the race easily. |
| 240 | cold | having a low temperature; not warm | A1 | It's too cold outside; wear a jacket. |
| 241 | seem | to appear to be something | A1 | It seems like it's going to rain today. |
| 242 | hospital | a place where sick people are treated | A1 | She went to the hospital for a check-up. |
| 243 | street | a public road in a city or town | A1 | The shop is on the next street over. |
| 244 | dance | to move your body to music | A1 | They love to dance at the weekend parties. |
| 245 | meeting | a gathering of people to discuss something | A1 | We have a meeting scheduled for tomorrow at noon. |
| 246 | others | people or things that are not the same | A1 | Some others will join us later for dinner. |
| 247 | catch | to grab something that is moving | A1 | I will catch the ball if you throw it. |
| 248 | follow | to go after someone or something | A1 | You must follow the instructions to finish the project. |
| 249 | sense | a way to understand or feel something | A1 | She has a good sense of humor and makes everyone laugh. |
| 250 | lie | to be in a flat position | A1 | He likes to lie on the grass and watch the sky. |
| 251 | evening | the time of day after afternoon | A1 | We will meet in the evening to discuss our plans. |
| 252 | dream | a series of thoughts during sleep | A1 | She had a strange dream about flying last night. |
| 253 | write | to put words on paper or computer | A1 | I need to write a letter to my friend today. |
| 254 | voice | the sound that comes from a person's mouth | A1 | She has a beautiful voice that everyone admires. |
| 255 | sweet | having a pleasant taste like sugar | A1 | I love sweet desserts like chocolate cake. |
| 256 | sign | a mark or symbol that gives information | A1 | The sign says to keep off the grass in the park. |
| 257 | lucky | having good fortune or chance | A1 | I feel lucky to have such good friends in my life. |
| 258 | quiet | making little or no noise | A1 | The library is a quiet place to study and read. |
| 259 | pull | to use force to move something toward yourself | A1 | Please pull the door to open it. |
| 260 | careful | giving a lot of attention to avoid mistakes | A1 | Be careful when you cross the busy street. |
| 261 | coffee | a hot drink made from roasted beans | A1 | I drink coffee every morning to wake up. |
| 262 | return | to come back to a place | A1 | I will return the book to the library tomorrow. |
| 263 | secret | something that is kept hidden from others | A1 | He told me a secret about his birthday surprise. |
| 264 | fall | to drop down from a higher place | A1 | Be careful not to fall off the edge of the cliff. |
| 265 | song | a short piece of music with words | A1 | I love that new song by my favorite artist. |
| 266 | future | the time that is yet to come | A1 | I want to travel the world in the future. |
| 267 | road | a wide path for vehicles to travel on | A1 | They drove down the long road to the beach. |
| 268 | calm | peaceful and quiet; not excited or angry | A1 | He spoke in a calm voice, reassuring everyone around him. |
| 269 | wonderful | very good; fantastic | A1 | We had a wonderful time at the concert last night. |
| 270 | learn | to gain knowledge or skill from study | A1 | I want to learn how to play the guitar this year. |
| 271 | early | happening or done before the usual time | A1 | She always wakes up early to go for a run. |
| 272 | explain | to make something clear or easy to understand | A1 | Could you explain the homework assignment to me again? |
| 273 | clean | free from dirt or marks | A1 | Make sure your room is clean before guests arrive. |
| 274 | piece | a part of something larger | A1 | Can I have a piece of cake, please? |
| 275 | yesterday | the day before today | A1 | I finished my homework yesterday after school. |
| 276 | throw | to propel something with force through the air | A1 | He will throw the frisbee to his dog in the park. |
| 277 | land | to arrive on the ground, often after flying | A1 | The plane will land at the airport in ten minutes. |
| 278 | wonder | to think about something with curiosity | A1 | I wonder what will happen next in the story. |
| 279 | president | the leader of a country | A1 | The president will give a speech tomorrow morning. |
| 280 | eye | the organ used for seeing | A1 | She has blue eyes that sparkle in the light. |
| 281 | quick | happening or done in a short time | A1 | She made a quick decision to leave the party. |
| 282 | figure | a number or an amount in mathematics | A1 | I need to calculate the figure for our monthly budget. |
| 283 | state | an area governed as a part of a country | A1 | California is a state known for its beaches. |
| 284 | strong | having power or great strength | A1 | He is a strong athlete and trains every day. |
| 285 | law | a rule made by the government | A1 | Everyone must follow the law to ensure safety. |
| 286 | report | a document that gives information about something | A1 | I submitted my report to the teacher yesterday. |
| 287 | choice | the act of selecting between options | A1 | You have the choice to study abroad or stay home. |
| 288 | general | not specific, applying to many things | A1 | In general, exercise is good for your health. |
| 289 | pain | a feeling of discomfort or suffering | A1 | She felt a pain in her arm after the fall. |
| 290 | pass | to move or go past someone or something | A1 | You can pass the ball to your teammate. |
| 291 | tired | feeling in need of rest or sleep | A1 | I am tired after a long day at work. |
| 292 | class | a group of students who learn together | A1 | Our class is studying the history of art this semester. |
| 293 | busy | having a lot to do; not free | A1 | She is too busy to meet this week. |
| 294 | court | a place where legal cases are heard | A1 | The court decided to hear the case next month. |
| 295 | building | a structure with walls and a roof | A1 | That building is the tallest in the city. |
| 296 | finish | to complete something, to bring to an end | A1 | I will finish my homework before dinner. |
| 297 | age | the number of years someone has lived | A1 | She is at an age where she can drive. |
| 298 | ship | a large boat for traveling on water | A1 | The ship sailed across the ocean last night. |
| 299 | sell | to exchange something for money | A1 | I want to sell my old bicycle this weekend. |
| 300 | dark | with little or no light | A1 | It is too dark to read without a lamp. |
| 301 | system | a group of connected parts that work together | A1 | The solar system consists of the sun and its planets. |
| 302 | evidence | facts or signs that prove something is true | A1 | She found evidence to support her argument in class. |
| 303 | movie | a film recorded to tell a story | A1 | We watched a funny movie last night with friends. |
| 304 | ride | to sit on and control a vehicle | A1 | I like to ride my bike in the park. |
| 305 | mouth | the opening in the face used for eating | A1 | She opened her mouth to speak to the crowd. |
| 306 | imagine | to create a picture or idea in your mind | A1 | Can you imagine living in a different country? |
| 307 | information | facts or details about something | A1 | She gave me important information about the event. |
| 308 | security | the state of being free from danger | A1 | The security at the concert was very tight. |
| 309 | film | a story or event recorded as a moving picture | A1 | He directed a film that won several awards. |
| 310 | month | one of twelve parts of a year | A1 | My birthday is in the month of April. |
| 311 | train | to prepare someone for a job or event | A1 | They will train new employees starting next week. |
| 312 | wear | to have clothing or accessories on your body | A1 | I like to wear comfortable shoes when I walk. |
| 313 | clothes | items worn to cover the body | A1 | She bought new clothes for the summer season. |
| 314 | hotel | a place that offers lodging for travelers | A1 | We stayed at a hotel near the beach. |
| 315 | attack | to use violence against someone or something | A1 | The soldiers are ready to attack the enemy base. |
| 316 | expect | to think that something will happen | A1 | I expect to receive my package by tomorrow. |
| 317 | sing | to make musical sounds with your voice | A1 | She likes to sing her favorite songs in the shower. |
| 318 | history | the study of past events | A1 | History lessons can teach us about past mistakes. |
| 319 | blue | a color like the sky on a clear day | A1 | The sky is blue and clear today. |
| 320 | station | a place where vehicles stop for people | A1 | We arrived at the train station just in time. |
| 321 | message | a piece of information sent to someone | A1 | She sent him a message about the meeting time. |
| 322 | entire | complete or whole without any parts missing | A1 | He spent the entire day helping his friend move. |
| 323 | table | a flat surface supported by legs for working or eating | A1 | They sat around the table for dinner last night. |
| 324 | handle | to touch, hold, or manage something | A1 | Please handle the fragile items with care. |
| 325 | middle | the central point or part of something | A1 | She placed her hand in the middle of the table. |
| 326 | protect | to keep something safe from harm or danger | A1 | Parents always try to protect their children from risks. |
| 327 | floor | the bottom surface of a room that you walk on | A1 | I spilled my drink all over the floor again. |
| 328 | spend | to use time or money for a purpose | A1 | They plan to spend their vacation by the beach. |
| 329 | ring | a small circle of metal worn on a finger | A1 | She wore a beautiful diamond ring on her finger. |
| 330 | dangerous | able or likely to cause harm or injury | A1 | That road is dangerous to drive on during winter. |
| 331 | lead | to guide or show the way for someone | A1 | He will lead the team in the upcoming project. |
| 332 | fair | treating people equally without favoritism | A1 | It is important to have fair rules for everyone. |
| 333 | sun | the star that gives light and heat to Earth | A1 | The sun was shining brightly on our picnic. |
| 334 | letter | a written message sent to someone | A1 | She received a letter from her friend overseas. |
| 335 | attention | the act of focusing your mind or awareness | A1 | The teacher called for everyone's attention in class. |
| 336 | simple | easy to understand or not complex | A1 | The instructions for the game are quite simple to follow. |
| 337 | interesting | holding one's attention; engaging or exciting | A1 | The documentary about space travel was very interesting. |
| 338 | space | the area that is free or available | A1 | There isn't enough space in the car for all of us. |
| 339 | test | a way to measure knowledge or skill | A1 | She studied hard for the math test next week. |
| 340 | box | a container with flat sides and a lid | A1 | He put all his toys in a big box. |
| 341 | group | a number of people or things together | A1 | The group went hiking in the mountains last weekend. |
| 342 | single | only one; not more than one | A1 | She bought a single ticket for the concert. |
| 343 | join | to become a member of a group or activity | A1 | He decided to join the club for photography lovers. |
| 344 | fear | an unpleasant feeling caused by danger or worry | A1 | He has a fear of speaking in front of large crowds. |
| 345 | peace | a state of calm without noise or conflict | A1 | They enjoyed a moment of peace by the lake. |
| 346 | force | strength or power used to move something | A1 | He used all his force to open the heavy door. |
| 347 | short | measuring a small distance from end to end | A1 | The meeting was surprisingly short and to the point. |
| 348 | normal | usual or expected; not strange or unusual | A1 | It's normal to feel nervous before a big event. |
| 349 | present | a gift given to someone for a special occasion | A1 | She received a lovely present for her birthday. |
| 350 | enjoy | to take pleasure or satisfaction in something | A1 | They enjoy going to the movies every weekend. |
| 351 | crime | an act that breaks the law | A1 | The police are investigating a serious crime downtown. |
| 352 | horse | a large animal often used for riding | A1 | She loves to ride her horse on the weekends. |
| 353 | ground | the surface of the Earth; soil | A1 | The children played on the soft grass on the ground. |
| 354 | count | to determine the total number of something | A1 | Can you count how many cookies are in the jar? |
| 355 | area | a part of a place or a space | A1 | The dining area in the house is very spacious. |
| 356 | honor | great respect or admiration for someone | A1 | It is an honor to receive this award from you. |
| 357 | lunch | a meal eaten in the middle of the day | A1 | They had a sandwich and salad for lunch today. |
| 358 | paper | material used for writing or printing on | A1 | She wrote a letter on a piece of paper. |
| 359 | boat | a vehicle used for traveling on water | A1 | They rented a boat for the day at the lake. |
| 360 | quickly | in a fast manner; swiftly | A1 | She finished her homework quickly before dinner. |
| 361 | gold | a valuable yellow metal used for jewelry | A1 | She wore a beautiful necklace made of gold. |
| 362 | bar | a long piece of solid material | A1 | He held a metal bar to keep his balance. |
| 363 | fish | a creature that lives in water | A1 | They caught a big fish at the lake yesterday. |
| 364 | government | the group of people who control a country | A1 | The government announced new laws to help citizens. |
| 365 | cover | to put something over or on top of something | A1 | Please cover the food before you leave the table. |
| 366 | certain | sure or convinced about something | A1 | I am certain that I left my keys here. |
| 367 | deep | having a large distance from the top to the bottom | A1 | The water is too deep for swimming safely. |
| 368 | star | a bright object in the night sky | A1 | They saw a shooting star and made a wish. |
| 369 | sea | the large body of saltwater that covers the earth | A1 | We spent the day relaxing by the sea. |
| 370 | agree | to have the same opinion as someone else | A1 | I agree with you about the importance of studying. |
| 371 | prison | a place where people are kept as punishment | A1 | The thief was sent to prison for two years. |
| 372 | major | very important or significant | A1 | The company made a major decision to expand its services. |
| 373 | offer | to present something for someone to accept | A1 | I would like to offer my help with your project. |
| 374 | difficult | hard to do or understand | A1 | This math problem is more difficult than the last one. |
| 375 | personal | relating to an individual or their private life | A1 | She shared some personal stories about her childhood. |
| 376 | record | to write down or save information | A1 | Please record the meeting so we can review it later. |
| 377 | hide | to put something where it cannot be seen | A1 | They decided to hide the gift until the party. |
| 378 | bank | a place where money is kept or managed | A1 | She went to the bank to withdraw some cash. |
| 379 | trip | a journey to a place, often for pleasure | A1 | We are planning a trip to the mountains next week. |
| 380 | public | relating to all people or the community | A1 | The public park is open to everyone without charge. |
| 381 | brain | the organ inside the head that controls thought | A1 | Your brain needs rest after a long day of work. |
| 382 | proud | feeling pleased about something you have done | A1 | She was proud of her son for graduating from school. |
| 383 | tea | a drink made by boiling leaves in water | A1 | I enjoy a cup of tea every afternoon. |
| 384 | service | the work done for someone else | A1 | The restaurant provides excellent service to its customers. |
| 385 | angry | having strong feelings of displeasure | A1 | He was angry about losing his favorite book. |
| 386 | park | a public outdoor area for recreation | A1 | The children played in the park all afternoon. |
| 387 | soul | the spiritual part of a person, often thought of as eternal | A1 | Music can touch the soul and evoke deep emotions. |
| 388 | rich | having a lot of money or valuable possessions | A1 | They live in a rich neighborhood with expensive houses. |
| 389 | dress | to put clothes on someone or yourself | A1 | She will dress her daughter in a beautiful outfit. |
| 390 | ice | frozen water, often used in drinks | A1 | Could you please add some ice to my lemonade? |
| 391 | church | a building where people go to worship | A1 | They attend church every Sunday morning for services. |
| 392 | sad | feeling unhappy or sorrowful | A1 | She was sad because her friend moved away last week. |
| 393 | share | to give a part of something to others | A1 | It’s nice to share your toys with your friends. |
| 394 | fly | to move through the air using wings | A1 | Birds can fly high above the trees in the sky. |
| 395 | laugh | to make sounds of happiness or amusement | A1 | We all laugh at the funny joke he told. |
| 396 | smell | to sense something using the nose | A1 | I love to smell the fresh flowers in spring. |
| 397 | honest | telling the truth and being sincere | A1 | It's important to be honest in your relationships. |
| 398 | visit | to go see someone or a place | A1 | I will visit my grandmother this weekend in the countryside. |
| 399 | judge | to form an opinion about someone or something | A1 | It's not fair to judge someone without knowing them. |
| 400 | window | an opening in a wall for light and air | A1 | Please close the window before it starts raining. |
| 401 | hungry | feeling the need for food | A1 | I am very hungry after the long walk. |
| 402 | relationship | the way two people or groups connect | A1 | They have a strong relationship built on trust. |
| 403 | prove | to show something is true | A1 | He will prove that he can finish the project. |
| 404 | private | not for anyone else to see or know | A1 | She prefers to keep her life private and out of view. |
| 405 | wall | a vertical structure that divides spaces | A1 | The wall was painted in bright colors and looked beautiful. |
| 406 | position | the place where someone or something is located | A1 | He took a comfortable position on the sofa. |
| 407 | realize | to become aware of something | A1 | I didn't realize how late it had become. |
| 408 | machine | a device that works with power to do tasks | A1 | The machine made it easier to chop vegetables quickly. |
| 409 | art | creative work like painting or music | A1 | She loves visiting galleries to see modern art. |
| 410 | pleasure | a feeling of enjoyment or satisfaction | A1 | It was a pleasure to meet you at the event. |
| 411 | college | an institution for higher education and learning | A1 | He plans to attend college after finishing high school. |
| 412 | accept | to agree to receive something | A1 | She decided to accept the job offer they gave her. |
| 413 | teacher | a person who helps students learn | A2 | The teacher explained the lesson very clearly to us. |
| 414 | carry | to hold and move something from one place to another | A2 | I will carry the box while you open the door. |
| 415 | teach | to help someone learn something new | A2 | I want to teach my friend how to cook pasta. |
| 416 | green | the color of grass or leaves | A2 | The green apples were fresh and crunchy to eat. |
| 417 | huge | very large in size or amount | A2 | The huge elephant surprised all the visitors at the zoo. |
| 418 | store | to keep things in a specific place | A2 | We need to store the winter clothes until next year. |
| 419 | lawyer | a person who practices law and defends others | A2 | The lawyer gave advice on how to handle the case. |
| 420 | doubt | a feeling of not being sure about something | A2 | She has some doubt about the accuracy of his claims. |
| 421 | continue | to keep doing something without stopping | A2 | Please continue your work until I come back. |
| 422 | cat | a small domesticated animal with fur | A2 | My cat loves to play with her little toys. |
| 423 | shop | to look for and buy things in stores | A2 | We will shop for groceries on Saturday morning. |
| 424 | village | a small community or group of homes | A2 | They live in a quiet village near the mountains. |
| 425 | field | an area of open land for farming or sports | A2 | The children played soccer in the open field. |
| 426 | wine | an alcoholic drink made from grapes | A2 | He enjoys drinking a glass of red wine with dinner. |
| 427 | decision | a choice made after thinking about something | A2 | Making a good decision takes time and careful thought. |
| 428 | island | a piece of land surrounded by water | A2 | They spent their vacation on a beautiful island in Greece. |
| 429 | glass | a container for drinking liquids | A2 | Could you pass me a glass of water, please? |
| 430 | beginning | the start of something | A2 | At the beginning of the book, the main character is introduced. |
| 431 | difference | a way in which two things are not the same | A2 | Can you tell me the difference between these two colors? |
| 432 | plane | a vehicle that flies in the air | A2 | The plane took off smoothly from the airport runway. |
| 433 | push | to apply force to move something away | A2 | I need you to push the heavy door open for me. |
| 434 | north | the direction that is opposite to south | A2 | The town is located north of the river and mountains. |
| 435 | tree | a tall plant with a trunk and branches | A2 | The tree in our backyard provides shade in summer. |
| 436 | truck | a large vehicle used for transporting goods | A2 | The truck delivered furniture to our new house today. |
| 437 | bear | a large mammal known for its strength | A2 | We saw a bear while hiking in the national park. |
| 438 | board | a flat piece of material for writing or games | A2 | He wrote the lesson on the board for everyone to see. |
| 439 | magic | the power to do impossible things | A2 | The magician performed magic tricks that amazed the audience. |
| 440 | support | to help or hold something up | A2 | Friends should support each other during difficult times. |
| 441 | reach | to stretch out your hand or arm | A2 | She tried to reach the top shelf for the book. |
| 442 | wind | air moving from one place to another | A2 | The wind blew gently through the trees outside. |
| 443 | experience | knowledge or skill gained from doing something | A2 | His experience in cooking made him a great chef. |
| 444 | computer | an electronic device for processing data | A2 | I use my computer for studying and playing games. |
| 445 | planet | a large round object in space | A2 | Earth is the third planet from the sun. |
| 446 | bus | a large vehicle that carries many passengers | A2 | She took the bus to school every morning. |
| 447 | dirty | not clean; covered in dirt | A2 | His shirt is dirty, and he needs to wash it. |
| 448 | search | to look carefully for something | A2 | They need to search for their lost keys in the house. |
| 449 | jump | to push your body off the ground | A2 | The children love to jump on the trampoline outside. |
| 450 | knock | to hit a surface to make a sound | A2 | Please knock on the door before entering the room. |
| 451 | grow | to get bigger or develop over time | A2 | The plants grow quickly in the warm weather. |
| 452 | river | a large, flowing body of water | A2 | The river flows through the valley and into the sea. |
| 453 | patient | able to wait without getting angry | A2 | She is very patient when helping her little brother. |
| 454 | kitchen | the room where food is prepared | A2 | The kitchen is where we cook and eat meals together. |
| 455 | final | last in a series; ultimate | A2 | The final exam will be held next week on Tuesday. |
| 456 | summer | the warmest season of the year | A2 | We like to go to the beach in summer for vacation. |
| 457 | escape | to get away from a place or situation | A2 | They plan to escape the city for the weekend. |
| 458 | moon | the large, round object that orbits Earth | A2 | The full moon was bright in the night sky. |
| 459 | grand | impressive and important in appearance | A2 | The grand building was the center of the town. |
| 460 | nervous | worried or anxious about something | A2 | She felt nervous before giving her speech at school. |
| 461 | choose | to pick one option from available ones | A2 | I want to choose the blue dress for the party. |
| 462 | decide | to make a choice or a conclusion | A2 | They need to decide what movie to watch tonight. |
| 463 | foot | the part of the body at the end of the leg | A2 | He hurt his foot while playing soccer in the park. |
| 464 | risk | the possibility of danger or loss | A2 | There is a risk of rain during the outdoor event. |
| 465 | action | the process of doing something | A2 | The movie was full of exciting action scenes and stunts. |
| 466 | price | the amount of money needed to buy something | A2 | What is the price of the new phone they just released? |
| 467 | smoke | a visible gas produced by burning something | A2 | We could see smoke coming from the chimney. |
| 468 | notice | to see or pay attention to something | A2 | Did you notice the changes they made to the playground? |
| 469 | smile | to make a happy expression with your mouth | A2 | Her smile made everyone in the room feel better. |
| 470 | director | a person who leads a movie or organization | A2 | The director made an award-winning film last year. |
| 471 | begin | to start doing something | A2 | Let's begin the meeting with a brief introduction. |
| 472 | innocent | not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing | A2 | He claimed he was innocent of the charges against him. |
| 473 | allow | to let someone do something | A2 | Parents usually allow their children to play outside. |
| 474 | guilty | responsible for doing something wrong | A2 | She felt guilty after forgetting her best friend's birthday. |
| 475 | duty | a responsibility or task you have to do | A2 | It is his duty to help his neighbors in need. |
| 476 | destroy | to completely damage or ruin something | A2 | The storm could destroy many homes in the area. |
| 477 | chicken | a common bird kept for meat or eggs | A2 | They decided to have chicken for dinner this evening. |
| 478 | arm | the body part between the shoulder and the hand | A2 | He lifted his arm to wave goodbye to his friends. |
| 479 | gas | a substance that is not solid or liquid | A2 | The gas from the stove helps cook the food quickly. |
| 480 | energy | the power or ability to do work | A2 | She used her energy to finish the project on time. |
| 481 | taste | to try food or drink to know what it is like | A2 | I love to taste new flavors when I travel. |
| 482 | form | the shape or structure of something | A2 | The sculpture has a beautiful and unique form. |
| 483 | mention | to say or write something about someone or something | A2 | She didn’t mention the problem during the meeting. |
| 484 | build | to make something by putting parts together | A2 | They plan to build a new school next year. |
| 485 | lock | to close something securely so it cannot be opened | A2 | I always lock my bike when I leave it. |
| 486 | leg | one of the limbs used for walking | A2 | She hurt her leg while playing soccer yesterday. |
| 487 | breakfast | the first meal of the day | A2 | I usually eat toast and fruit for breakfast. |
| 488 | engine | a machine that creates movement or power | A2 | The car’s engine needs to be repaired soon. |
| 489 | complete | having all parts or elements; finished | A2 | Please submit the complete report by Monday. |
| 490 | fresh | clean and new; recently made or obtained | A2 | I prefer fresh vegetables from the market. |
| 491 | sky | the area above the ground where clouds and stars are | A2 | The sky is filled with beautiful clouds today. |
| 492 | study | to learn about a subject in detail | A2 | I need to study for my exam this weekend. |
| 493 | treat | to consider or deal with someone in a certain way | A2 | Always treat others with kindness and respect. |
| 494 | spirit | the non-physical part of a person, often regarded as immortal | A2 | She has a cheerful spirit that inspires everyone. |
| 495 | danger | the possibility of harm or injury | A2 | They warned us of the danger of crossing that road. |
| 496 | cost | the amount of money needed to buy something | A2 | The cost of living has increased in this city. |
| 497 | empty | having no content; not filled | A2 | Please don’t leave your empty bottles on the table. |
| 498 | level | a position or rank in a scale | A2 | She reached a new level in her language skills. |
| 499 | memory | the ability to remember things | A2 | I have a clear memory of my childhood vacations. |
| 500 | interest | the feeling of wanting to know or learn more | A2 | He has a strong interest in learning new languages. |
| 501 | nose | the part of the face used for smelling | A2 | She has a small and cute nose that fits her face. |
| 502 | bathroom | a room with a toilet and a sink | A2 | The bathroom needs to be cleaned before guests arrive. |
| 503 | flight | the act of flying or a journey by air | A2 | My flight to Paris was delayed by two hours. |
| 504 | raise | to lift or move something to a higher position | A2 | Please raise your hand if you have a question. |
| 505 | neck | the part of the body connecting the head and the body | A2 | He has a tattoo on the back of his neck. |
| 506 | warm | having a moderately high temperature; not hot or cold | A2 | The soup is still warm; let it cool a bit. |
| 507 | heavy | having a lot of weight; not light | A2 | This box is too heavy for me to lift. |
| 508 | wild | living or growing in a natural environment | A2 | She loves to watch wild animals in their habitats. |
| 509 | animal | a living creature that is not a human | A2 | The zoo has many different kinds of animals. |
| 510 | medical | relating to medicine or health care | A2 | She is studying for her medical degree at university. |
| 511 | shame | a painful feeling of guilt or embarrassment | A2 | He felt a deep shame for what he had done. |
| 512 | bird | a creature that can fly and has feathers | A2 | A bird built a nest in our garden tree. |
| 513 | famous | known by many people; well-known | A2 | She wants to become a famous singer one day. |
| 514 | beauty | a quality that gives pleasure to the senses | A2 | The beauty of nature inspires many artists and writers. |
| 515 | driver | a person who operates a vehicle | A2 | The taxi driver took us to the airport quickly. |
| 516 | rain | water that falls from the clouds as drops | A2 | I love to listen to the sound of rain falling. |
| 517 | large | big in size or amount | A2 | They bought a large house with a beautiful garden. |
| 518 | local | belonging to a particular area or community | A2 | We bought vegetables from a local farmer’s market. |
| 519 | stone | a hard substance from the ground; a rock | A2 | He picked up a smooth stone from the beach. |
| 520 | consider | to think about something carefully before deciding | A2 | I will consider your suggestion before making a decision. |
| 521 | skin | the outer layer of the body | A2 | She applied sunscreen to protect her skin from the sun. |
| 522 | beach | a sandy area by the sea | A2 | We spent the day relaxing at the beach near our home. |
| 523 | faith | strong belief in something without proof | A2 | She has faith that everything will turn out well in the end. |
| 524 | military | relating to armed forces and soldiers | A2 | He was trained in military skills during his service. |
| 525 | common | happening or found often; usual | A2 | It is common to see tourists in this city every summer. |
| 526 | cook | to prepare food by heating it | A2 | She likes to cook Italian dishes for her family. |
| 527 | justice | fair treatment in the law or society | A2 | Everyone deserves justice, regardless of their background. |
| 528 | drug | a substance used for medical treatment | A2 | The doctor prescribed a drug to help with her pain. |
| 529 | main | most important or primary | A2 | The main reason for his visit was to meet the manager. |
| 530 | hat | a head covering often worn for style or protection | A2 | He wore a wide-brimmed hat to shield himself from the sun. |
| 531 | language | a system of spoken or written communication | A2 | Learning a new language can be challenging but rewarding. |
| 532 | leader | a person who guides or directs a group | A2 | The leader gave a motivating speech before the meeting. |
| 533 | restaurant | a place where meals are served to customers | A2 | We enjoyed a delicious meal at a new restaurant downtown. |
| 534 | ghost | the spirit of a dead person | A2 | Many people believe in ghosts and stories about haunted houses. |
| 535 | tight | fixed, firm, or not loose | A2 | The lid on the jar was too tight for me to open. |
| 536 | speed | how quickly something moves or happens | A2 | He drove at a high speed on the highway last night. |
| 537 | health | the state of being free from illness | A2 | Regular exercise is important for maintaining good health. |
| 538 | rule | a set of instructions about how to do something | A2 | We have a rule that everyone must wear a uniform at school. |
| 539 | file | a tool for organizing documents or data | A2 | I need to find the file with the project details for the meeting. |
| 540 | milk | a white liquid produced by female mammals | A2 | She drinks a glass of milk every morning for breakfast. |
| 541 | practice | to do something repeatedly to improve skill | A2 | He needs to practice playing the piano every day. |
| 542 | manager | a person responsible for controlling or organizing | A2 | The manager scheduled a meeting to discuss the team's progress. |
| 543 | natural | existing in or caused by nature; not made or caused by people | A2 | He prefers natural ingredients in his skincare products. |
| 544 | cake | a sweet baked dessert often made with flour | A2 | She baked a chocolate cake for her friend's birthday party. |
| 545 | freedom | the power or right to act or speak freely | A2 | They fought for their freedom and the rights of their people. |
| 546 | breath | the air you take in and let out when breathing | A2 | Take a deep breath to help calm your nerves before speaking. |
| 547 | market | a place to buy and sell goods | A2 | We bought fresh vegetables at the market this morning. |
| 548 | meat | animal flesh used as food | A2 | She decided to make a stew with the leftover meat. |
| 549 | student | a person who is studying at a school or college | A2 | The student studied hard to pass the difficult exam. |
| 550 | breathe | to take air into and out of your lungs | A2 | It is important to breathe deeply when you feel stressed. |
| 551 | color | the property of things that results from the way light reflects | A2 | She painted her room a bright color to make it lively. |
| 552 | loud | making a lot of noise; not quiet | A2 | The music was so loud that we couldn't hear each other. |
| 553 | bridge | a structure built to cross a river or road | A2 | We walked across the bridge to enjoy the view of the city. |
| 554 | serve | to provide a service or food to someone | A2 | The waiter will serve your meal in just a few minutes. |
| 555 | center | the middle point of something | A2 | The center of the town is a popular place to meet. |
| 556 | project | a planned piece of work or activity | A2 | They are working on a project to improve community gardens. |
| 557 | science | the study of the natural world through experiments | A2 | She plans to study science in university to become a doctor. |
| 558 | travel | to go from one place to another | A2 | They love to travel to different countries every summer. |
| 559 | character | a person in a story, movie, or play | A2 | The main character in the novel goes through many challenges. |
| 560 | survive | to continue to live or exist, especially after hardship | A2 | Many species must adapt to survive in changing environments. |
| 561 | nurse | a person who helps sick or injured people | A2 | The nurse took care of the patient in the hospital. |
| 562 | oil | a thick liquid used for fuel or cooking | A2 | She added olive oil to the salad for flavor. |
| 563 | remain | to stay in the same place or condition | A2 | We decided to remain at home during the storm. |
| 564 | discuss | to talk about something with someone | A2 | They will discuss their plans for the weekend tonight. |
| 565 | research | careful study to learn new information | A2 | Her research on climate change was published last year. |
| 566 | view | the way you see something or the scene outside | A2 | The view from the mountain was absolutely breathtaking. |
| 567 | chair | a piece of furniture for sitting on | A2 | He pulled out a chair and sat down to eat. |
| 568 | condition | the state or situation of something or someone | A2 | The car is in excellent condition after the repairs. |
| 569 | mountain | a large natural raised area of land | A2 | They climbed the mountain and reached the top by noon. |
| 570 | recognize | to know someone or something because you have seen them before | A2 | I didn’t recognize him without his glasses on. |
| 571 | jealous | feeling unhappy because of someone else's success | A2 | She was jealous of her friend’s new job and promotion. |
| 572 | society | a group of people living together or sharing customs | A2 | His book explores the issues in modern society today. |
| 573 | shirt | a piece of clothing for the upper body | A2 | I wore a blue shirt for the job interview today. |
| 574 | comfortable | feeling relaxed and at ease | A2 | These shoes are very comfortable for walking long distances. |
| 575 | dry | having no moisture or liquid | A2 | The dry climate made it hard for plants to grow. |
| 576 | release | to let something go or make it available | A2 | The company will release the new product next month. |
| 577 | prepare | to make something ready for use | A2 | We need to prepare dinner before our guests arrive. |
| 578 | soldier | a person who serves in an army | A2 | The soldier trained hard for the upcoming mission. |
| 579 | wash | to clean something with water and soap | A2 | Please wash your hands before eating dinner tonight. |
| 580 | program | a plan or schedule of activities | A2 | The program for the event starts at 10 a.m. tomorrow. |
| 581 | ticket | a piece of paper that allows entry to something | A2 | I bought a ticket for the concert next Saturday. |
| 582 | lift | to raise something to a higher position | A2 | He will lift the box onto the shelf for you. |
| 583 | cream | thick dairy product used in cooking or as a topping | A2 | I like to put cream in my coffee every morning. |
| 584 | create | to make or produce something new | A2 | She plans to create a new art piece for the exhibition. |
| 585 | tie | to fasten two things together with a knot | A2 | He learned to tie his shoes before going to school. |
| 586 | ugly | not attractive or pleasant to look at | A2 | The old building looked ugly after years of neglect. |
| 587 | exist | to be real or to have present being | A2 | Many believe that life may exist on other planets. |
| 588 | draw | to produce a picture by making marks on a surface | A2 | She likes to draw pictures of nature during her free time. |
| 589 | season | a part of the year with different weather | A2 | Summer is my favorite season for going to the beach. |
| 590 | suggest | to offer an idea or plan for someone to consider | A2 | Can you suggest a good restaurant for dinner tonight? |
| 591 | joy | a feeling of great happiness | A2 | The children's laughter filled the room with joy. |
| 592 | distance | the amount of space between two places | A2 | The distance between the two cities is about 100 miles. |
| 593 | issue | an important topic or problem for discussion | A2 | The main issue in the debate was healthcare access. |
| 594 | process | a series of actions to achieve a result | A2 | The process of making cheese takes several hours to complete. |
| 595 | weak | not strong or powerful | A2 | After the illness, she felt weak and needed to rest. |
| 596 | desk | a piece of furniture for working or studying | A2 | He sat at his desk to finish his homework. |
| 597 | weight | the heaviness of something | A2 | I need to check my weight before the doctor’s appointment. |
| 598 | staff | a group of people who work for an organization | A2 | The staff at the hotel were very friendly and helpful. |
| 599 | introduce | to make someone known to another person | A2 | I will introduce you to my friend at the event. |
| 600 | add | to put something together with something else | A2 | Please add sugar to my coffee to make it sweet. |
| 601 | member | a person belonging to a group or organization | A2 | She is a member of the local book club. |
| 602 | enter | to go into a place | A2 | Please enter the room quietly during the presentation. |
| 603 | garden | an area where plants and flowers are grown | A2 | They spend the weekends working in their beautiful garden. |
| 604 | brave | showing courage and not afraid | A2 | The brave firefighter rescued the cat from the tree. |
| 605 | pig | a farm animal with a round body and short legs | A2 | The pig rolled in the mud to cool off. |
| 606 | model | a small copy of something, or a person who shows clothes | A2 | The model walked down the runway wearing a stunning dress. |
| 607 | finger | one of the five parts at the end of your hand | A2 | She raised her finger to ask a question. |
| 608 | medicine | a drug used to cure or treat illness | A2 | He took medicine to help with his headache. |
| 609 | flat | having a smooth, even surface | A2 | The table was flat, making it perfect for writing. |
| 610 | weather | the state of the atmosphere at a place | A2 | The weather today is sunny and warm outside. |
| 611 | soft | smooth and not hard | A2 | The blanket felt soft and cozy when I snuggled in. |
| 612 | community | a group of people living in the same area | A2 | The community came together to support the local farmers. |
| 613 | speech | the expression of thoughts in words | A2 | His speech about kindness inspired everyone in the audience. |
| 614 | loose | not tight or firmly fixed | A2 | The knot was loose and could easily be undone. |
| 615 | snow | frozen water falling in soft white flakes | A2 | The snow covered the ground in a beautiful white blanket. |
| 616 | lake | a large area of water surrounded by land | A2 | We went fishing at the lake by our house. |
| 617 | bright | giving a lot of light or color | A2 | The sun is bright today, perfect for a picnic. |
| 618 | roof | the top covering of a building or house | A2 | The roof was damaged during the storm last night. |
| 619 | paint | to color a surface with a liquid | A2 | I will paint my room a light blue color. |
| 620 | sugar | a sweet substance made from plants | A2 | She added sugar to her tea to make it sweet. |
| 621 | success | the achievement of a goal or aim | A2 | Their hard work led to great success in the project. |
| 622 | wet | covered with water or another liquid | A2 | The ground is wet from the rain last night. |
| 623 | manage | to handle or be in control of something | A2 | She can manage her time well despite her busy schedule. |
| 624 | safety | the condition of being protected from danger | A2 | Your safety is our number one priority in this event. |
| 625 | fancy | having high quality or special design | A2 | They went to a fancy restaurant for their anniversary dinner. |
| 626 | contract | a legal agreement between two or more parties | A2 | He signed a contract to start his new job next week. |
| 627 | dig | to break the ground to make a hole | A2 | The children love to dig in the sand at the beach. |
| 628 | chest | a large box for storage or treasure | A2 | The pirate's chest was filled with gold coins. |
| 629 | journey | an act of traveling from one place to another | A2 | Their journey across the mountains was very adventurous. |
| 630 | stomach | the part of your body that digests food | A2 | I have a pain in my stomach after eating too much. |
| 631 | theory | a system of ideas to explain something | A2 | Einstein's theory of relativity changed physics forever. |
| 632 | gate | a movable barrier used to enter or exit | A2 | The gate to the park was closed for maintenance. |
| 633 | spread | to open something out over a large area | A2 | We will spread the blanket on the grass for a picnic. |
| 634 | coat | a piece of clothing worn outdoors for warmth | A2 | Don’t forget to wear your coat; it’s chilly outside. |
| 635 | cheese | a food made from milk that is usually solid | A2 | I love to put cheese on my sandwiches. |
| 636 | spring | the season after winter and before summer | A2 | In spring, flowers start to bloom and trees grow leaves. |
| 637 | page | one side of a sheet of paper in a book | A2 | Please turn to the next page to continue reading. |
| 638 | castle | a large building with high walls for defense | A2 | The castle on the hill is over a hundred years old. |
| 639 | storm | a violent weather event with strong winds | A2 | The storm caused power outages in many neighborhoods. |
| 640 | artist | a person who creates art, like paintings or music | A2 | The artist painted a beautiful landscape that captivated everyone. |
| 641 | hill | a naturally raised area of land | A2 | We climbed the hill to see the sunset. |
| 642 | expensive | costing a lot of money | A2 | The new phone is too expensive for me to buy. |
| 643 | forest | a large area covered with trees | A2 | We went for a walk in the forest last weekend. |
| 644 | lesson | a period of time to learn something | A2 | I have a math lesson every Wednesday afternoon. |
| 645 | bread | a common food made from flour and water | A2 | I bought some fresh bread from the bakery today. |
| 646 | subject | a topic that people study or discuss | A2 | Math is my favorite subject in school this year. |
| 647 | legal | allowed by the law | A2 | It is legal to drive a car at eighteen years old. |
| 648 | loss | the act of losing something | A2 | Her loss made everyone feel sad at the event. |
| 649 | likely | probably true or going to happen | A2 | It is likely to rain tomorrow based on the forecast. |
| 650 | painting | a picture made with paint | A2 | The painting on the wall is very colorful and bright. |
| 651 | foreign | from another country | A2 | She loves to learn foreign languages in her free time. |
| 652 | rough | having an uneven or irregular surface | A2 | The rough road made the car ride very bumpy. |
| 653 | century | a period of one hundred years | A2 | The 21st century started in the year 2001. |
| 654 | a small bag sewn into clothes | A2 | I found my keys in my jacket pocket this morning. | |
| 655 | farm | a piece of land for growing crops or animals | A2 | They run a small farm that produces vegetables and eggs. |
| 656 | university | an institution for higher education | A2 | She plans to attend university after graduating high school. |
| 657 | square | a shape with four equal sides | A2 | The park is located in the center of the square. |
| 658 | winter | the coldest season of the year | A2 | I enjoy skiing in the mountains during winter. |
| 659 | tongue | the soft part in the mouth used for tasting | A2 | He stuck out his tongue to show how silly he was. |
| 660 | ocean | a large body of salt water | A2 | We went swimming in the ocean during our vacation. |
| 661 | tour | a journey to visit places | A2 | They went on a tour of the historical sites in Europe. |
| 662 | plant | a living thing that grows in the ground | A2 | She has many indoor plants that brighten her home. |
| 663 | bedroom | a room where people sleep | A2 | I decorated my bedroom with bright colors and pictures. |
| 664 | silver | a shiny gray-white metal | A2 | She wore a beautiful silver necklace to the event. |
| 665 | event | an important happening or occasion | A2 | The concert was the biggest event of the year. |
| 666 | cheap | costing very little money | A2 | These shoes were cheap, but they are very comfortable. |
| 667 | avoid | to keep away from something | A2 | He tries to avoid eating junk food for health reasons. |
| 668 | airport | a place where planes take off and land | A2 | We arrived at the airport two hours before our flight. |
| 669 | period | a length of time in history or study | A2 | The Renaissance was an important period for art and culture. |
| 670 | player | a person who plays a game or sport | A2 | She is a talented basketball player on her school team. |
| 671 | site | a location or place | B1 | The site for the new school has been chosen already. |
| 672 | knowledge | information and skills gained by experience | B1 | Her knowledge of history impresses all her classmates. |
| 673 | map | a drawing or representation of a place | B1 | I looked at the map to find the best route to town. |
| 674 | data | facts or information used for analysis | B1 | The researcher collected data for her project last summer. |
| 675 | direction | the path or way to a place | B1 | Can you give me the direction to the nearest hotel? |
| 676 | meal | an occasion for eating food | B1 | We enjoyed a delicious meal at the new restaurant. |
| 677 | deliver | to bring something to a person or place | B1 | The company will deliver the package to your house tomorrow. |
| 678 | temple | a building for worship | B1 | The ancient temple is a popular tourist attraction. |
| 679 | official | approved by the government or authority | B1 | He gave an official statement during the press conference. |
| 680 | jacket | a piece of clothing worn on the upper body | B1 | She wore a warm jacket to protect herself from the cold. |
| 681 | role | a character or function in a situation | B1 | She played a key role in the project’s success. |
| 682 | tall | having a greater than average height | B1 | He is taller than most players on the team. |
| 683 | image | a visual representation of something | B1 | The image of the sunset was beautiful and calming. |
| 684 | appear | to come into sight or become visible | B1 | The sun will appear over the horizon soon. |
| 685 | chocolate | a sweet food made from cocoa | B1 | She loves eating chocolate cake on her birthday. |
| 686 | soup | a liquid dish usually made from boiling food | B1 | I enjoy a warm bowl of chicken soup when sick. |
| 687 | mystery | something that is difficult to understand or explain | B1 | The book is a thrilling mystery full of surprises. |
| 688 | wound | an injury to the body | B1 | He bandaged the wound to prevent infection. |
| 689 | courage | the ability to face fear or danger | B1 | She showed great courage during the difficult times. |
| 690 | hunt | to search for and kill animals for food | B1 | They plan to hunt deer in the winter season. |
| 691 | disease | an illness affecting a person or animal | B1 | Doctors are researching a cure for the disease. |
| 692 | physical | related to the body or material things | B1 | He enjoys physical activities like running and swimming. |
| 693 | nation | a large group of people with a similar culture | B1 | Every nation has its own traditions and customs. |
| 694 | source | the place where something comes from | B1 | Water is an important source of life for everyone. |
| 695 | healthy | good for the body or mind | B1 | Eating fruits and vegetables is a healthy choice. |
| 696 | palace | a large building where royalty lives | B1 | The palace was beautifully decorated for the event. |
| 697 | march | to walk with regular steps in a group | B1 | The soldiers march in formation during the parade. |
| 698 | midnight | the middle of the night, 12:00 AM | B1 | The party will start at midnight and last until dawn. |
| 699 | dawn | the time when the sun rises | B1 | We woke up early to see the beautiful dawn. |
| 700 | effect | a change that something causes | B1 | The medicine had a positive effect on her health. |
| 701 | wood | the material from trees used for building | B1 | The table is made of high-quality oak wood. |
| 702 | modern | relating to the present time or recent things | B1 | She prefers modern art over classical paintings. |
| 703 | available | able to be used or found | B1 | The product is now available in many stores. |
| 704 | factory | a building where goods are produced | B1 | The factory produces thousands of toys each week. |
| 705 | value | the importance or worth of something | B1 | Her friendship has great value in my life. |
| 706 | central | located in the middle or main part | B1 | The central park is a great place to relax. |
| 707 | mirror | a surface that reflects images | B1 | She looked in the mirror to check her makeup. |
| 708 | taxi | a car that takes passengers for money | B1 | We took a taxi to the airport to avoid traffic. |
| 709 | iron | a strong metal used for building | B1 | The structure is made of iron and steel materials. |
| 710 | monkey | a small animal that climbs trees | B1 | The monkey swung from branch to branch playfully. |
| 711 | pride | a feeling of satisfaction about achievements | B1 | He felt pride after winning the competition. |
| 712 | miracle | an extraordinary event that is hard to explain | B1 | The recovery from illness felt like a miracle to her. |
| 713 | swim | to move through water using limbs | B1 | They enjoy swiming in the ocean during summer. |
| 714 | ear | the organ used for hearing | B1 | He leaned closer to hear her speak in a whisper. |
| 715 | metal | a solid material that conducts electricity | B1 | The frame of the bike is made of lightweight metal. |
| 716 | result | the outcome or effect of something | B1 | The result of the experiment was unexpected and surprising. |
| 717 | remove | to take something away from a place | B1 | Please remove your shoes before entering the house. |
| 718 | rate | a quantity measured against another quantity | B1 | The interest rate on the loan is quite high. |
| 719 | desert | a dry area with little rainfall and vegetation | B1 | The desert is home to many unique plants and animals. |
| 720 | curious | eager to know or find out something | B1 | She was curious about the new student in class. |
| 721 | bone | hard parts inside a body of a person or animal | B1 | The dog buried a bone in the backyard. |
| 722 | arrive | to reach a place at the end of a journey | B1 | They will arrive at the airport at noon. |
| 723 | flower | a colorful part of a plant that makes seeds | B1 | She received a beautiful flower for her birthday. |
| 724 | refuse | to say that you do not want something | B1 | He decided to refuse the job offer. |
| 725 | solve | to find a solution to a problem | B1 | I need to solve this math problem before class. |
| 726 | silent | not making any sound or noise | B1 | The room was silent during the presentation. |
| 727 | egg | a round object laid by birds, often eaten | B1 | She cooked an egg for breakfast this morning. |
| 728 | popular | liked by many people | B1 | This restaurant is very popular among locals. |
| 729 | tear | to rip something apart, often with force | B1 | Be careful not to tear the paper. |
| 730 | wise | having good judgment and making good decisions | B1 | She is a wise person who gives great advice. |
| 731 | material | the substance used to make something | B1 | Cotton is a commonly used material for clothing. |
| 732 | rice | a small white or brown grain used for food | B1 | She cooked rice to serve with the curry. |
| 733 | cow | a large farm animal that gives milk | B1 | The cow grazed in the green field all day. |
| 734 | separate | to move apart or divide into parts | B1 | Please separate the recycling from the regular trash. |
| 735 | goal | something you aim to achieve | B1 | Her goal is to finish school and travel the world. |
| 736 | receive | to get something that is given to you | B1 | I hope to receive a letter from my friend soon. |
| 737 | pilot | a person who flies an aircraft | B1 | The pilot announced our arrival at the airport. |
| 738 | rare | not occurring very often; unusual | B1 | Seeing a rainbow is a rare and beautiful sight. |
| 739 | grade | a score or mark given for work done | B1 | She received a high grade on her final exam. |
| 740 | wide | having a large distance from side to side | B1 | The river is wide and difficult to cross. |
| 741 | tower | a tall, narrow building or structure | B1 | The tower can be seen from miles away. |
| 742 | schedule | a plan of when things will happen | B1 | Check the schedule for the next train arrival. |
| 743 | wheel | a circular object that helps vehicles move | B1 | The car has a flat tire on one wheel. |
| 744 | fruit | the sweet or sour product of a plant | B1 | She loves eating fresh fruit in the summer. |
| 745 | button | a small, round object used to fasten clothing | B1 | I lost a button from my favorite shirt. |
| 746 | effort | the physical or mental energy used to do something | B1 | It takes a lot of effort to learn a new language. |
| 747 | garage | a building for storing cars or tools | B1 | He parked his car in the garage every night. |
| 748 | stairs | a series of steps for going up or down | B1 | She walked up the stairs to her apartment. |
| 749 | campaign | a planned series of activities to achieve a goal | B1 | They started a campaign to raise money for charity. |
| 750 | route | a way to get from one place to another | B1 | I chose a different route to avoid traffic. |
| 751 | defend | to protect someone or something from harm | B1 | The lawyer will defend his client in court. |
| 752 | snake | a long, thin animal without legs | B1 | They saw a snake while hiking in the woods. |
| 753 | actor | a person who performs in plays or movies | B1 | The actor won an award for his amazing performance. |
| 754 | friendly | kind and pleasant to others | B1 | The staff at the hotel were very friendly and helpful. |
| 755 | anger | a strong feeling of displeasure | B1 | His anger was visible when he heard the news. |
| 756 | sharp | having a thin edge or point that can cut | B1 | Be careful with that sharp knife in the kitchen. |
| 757 | shoulder | the part of the body where the arm joins | B1 | She felt pain in her shoulder after the workout. |
| 758 | similar | having characteristics in common; alike | B1 | The two paintings are similar but not identical. |
| 759 | collect | to gather things or bring them together | B1 | He likes to collect stamps from different countries. |
| 760 | writer | a person who creates written works | B1 | She wants to become a writer and publish a novel. |
| 761 | international | relating to or involving two or more countries | B1 | They attended an international conference on climate change. |
| 762 | design | a plan or drawing created to show how something will look | B1 | Her design for the new park includes many trees. |
| 763 | movement | a change in position or a trend in society | B1 | The movement for environmental protection is gaining support. |
| 764 | thunder | a loud noise following lightning during a storm | B1 | The thunder scared the children during the storm. |
| 765 | pen | a tool used for writing with ink | B1 | She wrote a letter using her favorite blue pen. |
| 766 | climb | to go up something, often using hands and feet | B1 | They plan to climb the mountain this summer. |
| 767 | provide | to give something that is needed | B1 | The school will provide lunch for all students. |
| 768 | valley | an area of low land between hills or mountains | B1 | The valley is beautiful in spring when flowers bloom. |
| 769 | fashion | a style or trend in clothing or behavior | B1 | She loves new fashion and often changes her wardrobe. |
| 770 | debt | money that is owed to someone else | B1 | He worked hard to pay off his student debt. |
| 771 | education | the process of learning, usually in a school | B1 | Quality education is important for children's development. |
| 772 | library | a place where books and other materials are available | B1 | I borrowed three books from the local library. |
| 773 | current | happening right now; present | B1 | The current situation requires urgent attention and action. |
| 774 | failure | not succeeding in something that was attempted | B1 | His failure to meet the deadline caused problems for everyone. |
| 775 | apple | a round fruit with red or green skin | B1 | She ate an apple as a healthy snack. |
| 776 | salt | a white crystal used for seasoning food | B1 | Add a pinch of salt to enhance the flavor of soup. |
| 777 | federal | relating to the central government of a country | B1 | The federal laws apply to all states in the country. |
| 778 | sand | small grains found on beaches or deserts | B1 | Children love playing in the sand at the beach. |
| 779 | theater | a building where plays or movies are shown | B1 | We went to the theater to see a new movie. |
| 780 | detail | a small part of something or a specific fact | B1 | Please include every detail in the report for clarity. |
| 781 | belt | a strip worn around the waist to hold clothes | B1 | He bought a new belt to match his outfit. |
| 782 | agreement | a decision made by two or more people | B1 | They reached an agreement on the price for the car. |
| 783 | tiger | a large wild cat with orange and black stripes | B1 | The tiger is a powerful predator in the jungle. |
| 784 | culture | the way of life, especially the arts, of a group | B1 | Exploring different culture helps us understand others. |
| 785 | task | a piece of work to be done or completed | B1 | She completed her task quickly and efficiently. |
| 786 | useful | able to help or be beneficial | B1 | This tool is very useful for fixing small appliances. |
| 787 | policy | a plan or course of action adopted by an organization | B1 | The school has a strict no-bullying policy in place. |
| 788 | perform | to do something in front of an audience | B1 | The students will perform a play for their parents tomorrow. |
| 789 | thin | having little thickness or width | B1 | He wore a thin jacket because it was warm outside. |
| 790 | massive | very large and heavy | B1 | The massive elephant walked slowly through the savannah. |
| 791 | loan | money borrowed that needs to be paid back | B1 | She took a loan to buy her first house. |
| 792 | shoe | an item of footwear worn to protect the feet | B1 | He bought a new pair of shoes for the party. |
| 793 | shy | feeling nervous or uncomfortable with others | B1 | She is too shy to speak in front of the class. |
| 794 | fever | a high body temperature indicating illness | B1 | He had a fever and needed to rest for days. |
| 795 | supply | the amount of something available for use | B1 | The supply of food is running low after the storm. |
| 796 | museum | a building where objects of historical or artistic interest are shown | B1 | We visited the museum to see the art exhibition. |
| 797 | express | to communicate thoughts or feelings in words | B1 | She can express her ideas clearly in writing. |
| 798 | lion | a large wild cat known as the king of the jungle | B1 | The lion roared loudly when it saw the intruders. |
| 799 | argue | to have a disagreement or fight verbally | B1 | They tend to argue about politics during family dinners. |
| 800 | network | a group of interconnected people or things | B1 | She built a strong professional network in her industry. |
| 801 | singer | a person who sings | B1 | The singer performed her new song beautifully on stage. |
| 802 | orange | a round, orange fruit that is sweet | B1 | I enjoy eating an orange for a healthy snack. |
| 803 | plastic | a material that can be molded into shapes | B1 | This bottle is made of plastic and can be recycled. |
| 804 | sweat | to produce liquid from the body when hot | B1 | People often sweat when they exercise or feel nervous. |
| 805 | comfort | a state of physical or mental ease | B1 | She found comfort in reading her favorite book. |
| 806 | mix | to combine two or more things together | B1 | You should mix the ingredients well before baking the cake. |
| 807 | butter | a yellow food made from milk used in cooking | B1 | I like butter on my toast every morning for breakfast. |
| 808 | tax | money paid to the government based on income | B1 | Everyone must pay tax on their earnings each year. |
| 809 | describe | to say what something is like | B1 | Can you describe your favorite movie to me in detail? |
| 810 | grass | short green plants that cover the ground | B1 | The children played on the grass in the sunny park. |
| 811 | homework | work assigned to students to be done at home | B1 | I have a lot of homework to finish before tomorrow's class. |
| 812 | wipe | to clean or dry something by rubbing | B1 | Please wipe the table before we eat our dinner. |
| 813 | financial | related to money or finances | B1 | He is taking a course in financial management to improve his skills. |
| 814 | industry | the production of goods or services in an economy | B1 | The technology industry is growing rapidly with new innovations. |
| 815 | sheep | a farm animal with a thick wool coat | B1 | The farmer has many sheep grazing in the green field. |
| 816 | degree | a unit of measurement for angles or temperature | B1 | Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius under normal pressure. |
| 817 | fuel | a substance that provides energy, like gas or coal | B1 | Cars need fuel to run, usually gasoline or diesel. |
| 818 | rabbit | a small animal with long ears and a short tail | B1 | We saw a rabbit hopping across the field near our house. |
| 819 | recent | having happened or been made not long ago | B1 | I read a recent article about climate change in the news. |
| 820 | electricity | a form of energy that powers machines and lights | B1 | Electricity is essential for most modern appliances we use daily. |
| 821 | gentle | kind and calm, not harsh or severe | B1 | The gentle rain made everything outside look fresh and clean. |
| 822 | argument | a discussion where people express different opinions | B1 | They had an argument about which movie to watch together. |
| 823 | gain | to obtain or increase something | B1 | She hopes to gain more experience through her new job. |
| 824 | product | an item that is made to be sold | B1 | This is a new product designed to help with cleaning. |
| 825 | religious | related to religion or beliefs about God | B1 | The festival has many religious activities for the community. |
| 826 | identify | to recognize or name someone or something | B1 | Can you identify the painting's artist from this exhibition? |
| 827 | nerve | a part of the body that carries signals to the brain | B1 | She felt a nerve pain in her leg after the fall. |
| 828 | patience | the ability to wait without getting angry | B1 | You need patience to help young children learn new things. |
| 829 | foolish | lacking good sense or judgment | B1 | It is foolish to ignore the warning signs of danger. |
| 830 | thick | having a large distance between opposite sides | B1 | The book had a thick cover and many interesting pages inside. |
| 831 | sport | an activity involving physical effort and skill | B1 | Football is a popular sport enjoyed by millions worldwide. |
| 832 | environment | the natural world around us, including air and land | B1 | We should do more to protect the environment from pollution. |
| 833 | replace | to take the place of something | B1 | You need to replace the batteries in the remote control. |
| 834 | guilt | a feeling of being responsible for a wrong | B1 | He felt guilt after forgetting his friend's birthday again. |
| 835 | pour | to make a liquid flow from one container to another | B1 | Please pour the juice into the glass for everyone. |
| 836 | adventure | an exciting experience or journey | B1 | They went on an adventure to explore the remote island. |
| 837 | salad | a mixture of raw vegetables, often served cold | B1 | For lunch, I had a fresh salad with tomatoes and lettuce. |
| 838 | mouse | a small animal or a computer device for clicking | B1 | The mouse on my computer stopped working suddenly at work. |
| 839 | exam | a test to show knowledge or ability | B1 | I studied hard because I want to do well on the exam. |
| 840 | activity | something done for enjoyment or a purpose | B1 | The school organized a fun activity for all the students. |
| 841 | prevent | stop something from happening or existing | B1 | Wearing a helmet can prevent serious head injuries. |
| 842 | produce | make or create something | B1 | Farmers produce fruits and vegetables for us to eat. |
| 843 | confident | feeling sure about yourself and your abilities | B1 | She is confident that she will win the competition. |
| 844 | reveal | make known something that was hidden | B1 | The magician will reveal his tricks at the end. |
| 845 | intelligent | able to think quickly and understand easily | B1 | He is very intelligent and solves problems quickly. |
| 846 | mud | wet dirt that can be sticky and soft | B1 | She slipped in the mud while playing outside. |
| 847 | cloud | a white or gray mass in the sky | B1 | The cloud covered the sun and made it cooler. |
| 848 | smooth | having a surface without bumps or rough areas | B1 | The surface of the table is very smooth and shiny. |
| 849 | passport | an official document to travel to other countries | B1 | You need a passport to go on an international trip. |
| 850 | noon | the middle of the day, 12 o'clock | B1 | We will meet at noon for lunch at the café. |
| 851 | discover | find something for the first time | B1 | They hope to discover new species in the rainforest. |
| 852 | represent | act or speak for someone or something else | B1 | The ambassador will represent our country at the meeting. |
| 853 | rocket | a vehicle for traveling into space | B1 | The rocket launched successfully and reached orbit. |
| 854 | increase | make something larger or greater | B1 | They plan to increase production to meet demand. |
| 855 | engineer | a person who designs or builds machines | B1 | She wants to be an engineer and build bridges. |
| 856 | population | the number of people living in a place | B1 | The population of the city has increased in recent years. |
| 857 | succeed | achieve what you tried to do | B1 | If you work hard, you can succeed in your goals. |
| 858 | necklace | a piece of jewelry worn around the neck | B1 | She wore a beautiful necklace for the special occasion. |
| 859 | obey | do what someone tells you to do | B1 | Children must obey their parents' rules for safety. |
| 860 | dancer | a person who dances for fun or professionally | B1 | The dancer performed gracefully on stage during the show. |
| 861 | parent | a mother or father of a child | B1 | Every parent wants the best for their children. |
| 862 | scientist | a person who studies or works in science | B1 | The scientist conducted experiments to test her hypothesis. |
| 863 | knee | the joint that connects the upper and lower leg | B1 | He hurt his knee while playing soccer yesterday. |
| 864 | elephant | a large animal with a trunk and tusks | B1 | The elephant at the zoo was the biggest attraction. |
| 865 | development | the process of growth or improvement | B1 | Technology development has changed our daily lives significantly. |
| 866 | connect | join or link things together | B1 | You can connect your phone to the computer via USB. |
| 867 | salary | the money paid for someone's work | B1 | Her salary allows her to live comfortably in the city. |
| 868 | maintain | keep something in a good condition | B1 | It is important to maintain your car to avoid problems. |
| 869 | wealth | a large amount of money or valuable possessions | B1 | His wealth comes from successful business ventures and investments. |
| 870 | profit | the money made after costs are paid | B1 | The company reported a large profit at the end of the year. |
| 871 | muscle | the tissue in your body that helps you move | B1 | You need to exercise to build muscle and stay healthy. |
| 872 | bee | a flying insect that makes honey | B1 | The bee buzzed around the garden, collecting nectar. |
| 873 | tooth | a hard structure in the mouth used for chewing | B1 | Brush your tooth every day to keep it healthy. |
| 874 | injury | damage to part of the body | B1 | She received an injury while playing basketball last night. |
| 875 | pill | a small solid form of medicine | B2 | He took a pill to relieve his headache quickly. |
| 876 | measure | find the size or amount of something | B2 | You need to measure the ingredients for the cake accurately. |
| 877 | waiter | a person who serves food in a restaurant | B2 | The waiter took our order and brought us drinks. |
| 878 | wisdom | the ability to make good decisions and judgments | B2 | She shared her wisdom about life with the young students. |
| 879 | farmer | a person who grows crops or raises animals | B2 | The farmer sold fresh produce at the local market every week. |
| 880 | budget | a plan for how to spend money | B2 | We need to stick to our budget for this month. |
| 881 | various | different types or many sorts of something | B2 | She has various hobbies like painting and gardening. |
| 882 | illness | a disease or a period of being sick | B2 | He was absent due to a serious illness last week. |
| 883 | require | to need something in order to be successful | B2 | You require a ticket to enter the concert. |
| 884 | achieve | to successfully complete something or reach a goal | B2 | She worked hard to achieve her dreams of becoming a doctor. |
| 885 | analysis | a detailed examination of something | B2 | The analysis of the data showed interesting results. |
| 886 | fund | money given for a specific purpose | B2 | They started a fund to support local education programs. |
| 887 | blanket | a large cover used for warmth | B2 | I need a blanket to stay warm during the night. |
| 888 | traditional | following long-established customs or practices | B2 | They celebrate traditional festivals every year with their family. |
| 889 | method | a way of doing something | B2 | We need a new method to solve this problem effectively. |
| 890 | towel | a piece of cloth used for drying things | B2 | Please grab a towel to dry your hands after washing. |
| 891 | spider | an eight-legged insect that catches prey | B2 | A spider spun a web in the corner of the room. |
| 892 | zoo | a place where animals are kept for people to see | B2 | We visited the zoo to see the elephants and lions. |
| 893 | polite | showing good manners and respect for others | B2 | It is important to be polite when meeting new people. |
| 894 | leather | a material made from animal skin | B2 | She wore a jacket made of high-quality leather. |
| 895 | develop | to grow or change into a more advanced state | B2 | The city plans to develop new housing areas next year. |
| 896 | pillow | a soft object used to support the head while sleeping | B2 | I hug my pillow for comfort every night as I sleep. |
| 897 | announce | to make something known or public | B2 | They will announce the winner of the contest tomorrow. |
| 898 | jewelry | decorative items worn on the body | B2 | She wore beautiful jewelry for the special occasion tonight. |
| 899 | luggage | bags and suitcases used for traveling | B2 | He packed his luggage carefully before the trip. |
| 900 | arrival | the act of coming to a place | B2 | Her arrival at the party surprised everyone there. |
| 901 | document | a written or printed paper with information | B2 | You must sign this document before the meeting starts. |
| 902 | broad | wide or large in extent | B2 | They walked along a broad path in the park together. |
| 903 | cotton | a soft material made from cotton plants | B2 | She prefers wearing clothes made of natural cotton fabric. |
| 904 | lecture | a formal talk on a particular subject | B2 | The professor gave a fascinating lecture about climate change. |
| 905 | include | to make something part of a group or whole | B2 | Please include your contact information on the application form. |
| 906 | lamp | an object that gives light | B2 | She turned on the lamp to read her book at night. |
| 907 | rubber | a strong material used for making various items | B2 | The tires of the car are made from durable rubber. |
| 908 | lip | the outer part of the mouth | B2 | He smeared lip balm on his dry lips after lunch. |
| 909 | silk | a smooth, soft fabric made from silkworms | B2 | She wore a beautiful silk dress for the gala event. |
| 910 | banana | a long, yellow fruit with soft flesh | B2 | I like to eat a banana for breakfast every morning. |
| 911 | significant | important or notable in some way | B2 | Their research made a significant impact on environmental science. |
| 912 | sorrow | a feeling of deep sadness | B2 | She expressed her sorrow at the loss of her pet. |
| 913 | compare | to examine the similarities and differences between things | B2 | Let’s compare the prices of these two phones together. |
| 914 | belief | an acceptance that something is true or real | B2 | Her belief in hard work helped her succeed in life. |
| 915 | motorcycle | a two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine | B2 | He enjoys riding his motorcycle on the weekends. |
| 916 | improve | to make something better or enhance it | B2 | She wants to improve her skills in speaking English fluently. |
| 917 | lung | one of the organs used for breathing | B2 | Exercise is important for keeping your lungs healthy. |
| 918 | coal | a black rock used as a fuel for heat | B2 | The factory uses coal to generate power for production. |
| 919 | narrow | small in width or extent | B2 | The narrow street was difficult for the car to pass through. |
| 920 | ceiling | the inside upper surface of a room | B2 | The ceiling was painted white to make the room brighter. |
| 921 | depend | to need someone or something for support | B2 | Many students depend on their parents for financial help. |
| 922 | sailor | someone who works on a ship | B2 | The sailor taught me how to navigate the boat. |
| 923 | destination | the place you are going to | B2 | Our vacation destination is a beautiful beach resort. |
| 924 | clerk | a person who works in an office or store | B2 | The clerk helped me find the right form to fill out. |
| 925 | cafe | a small restaurant serving drinks and light meals | B2 | We had coffee at the cafe near the park. |
| 926 | examine | to look at something closely to learn more | B2 | The doctor will examine the patient in detail. |
| 927 | wrist | the joint connecting the hand and arm | B2 | She wore a bracelet around her wrist that sparkled. |
| 928 | income | money received for work or services | B2 | His income allows him to live comfortably in the city. |
| 929 | thumb | the short, thick digit on the hand | B2 | She gave a thumbs up to show her approval. |
| 930 | curtain | a piece of cloth that hangs in front of a window | B2 | She pulled the curtain to let the sunlight in. |
| 931 | author | a person who writes books or articles | B2 | The author of the novel will attend the book signing. |
| 932 | mature | fully developed or grown up | B2 | He is very mature for his age and makes wise decisions. |
| 933 | toe | a digit at the end of the foot | B2 | He accidentally stubbed his toe against the chair leg. |
| 934 | growth | the process of increasing in size or number | B2 | The plant showed remarkable growth after being watered regularly. |
| 935 | economic | related to the economy or financial matters | B2 | The economic situation in the country has improved significantly. |
| 936 | butterfly | a flying insect with colorful wings | B2 | The butterfly landed on the flower, changing its colors. |
| 937 | eager | very excited and interested in something | B2 | She was eager to start her new job and meet her coworkers. |
| 938 | explore | to travel to discover new places or things | B2 | They plan to explore the ancient ruins during their trip. |
| 939 | cough | to force air from the lungs with a sudden sound | B2 | He began to cough after breathing in the dust. |
| 940 | bicycle | a vehicle with two wheels powered by pedaling | B2 | She rides her bicycle to school every day for exercise. |
| 941 | wooden | made of wood; hard and stiff | B2 | The wooden chair was polished and looked very beautiful. |
| 942 | painter | someone who paints pictures or structures | B2 | The painter created a mural on the side of the building. |
| 943 | glove | a covering for the hand with separate fingers | B2 | She wore a warm glove to keep her hand cozy. |
| 944 | autumn | the season between summer and winter | B2 | Autumn leaves turn beautiful colors before falling off trees. |
| 945 | leaf | a flat, green part of a plant or tree | B2 | The leaf fell gently to the ground in autumn. |
| 946 | savings | money that is kept for future use | B2 | She put her savings in the bank for safety. |
| 947 | poverty | the state of being poor or lacking basic needs | B2 | The charity aims to reduce poverty in the local community. |
| 948 | melt | to change from solid to liquid by heating | B2 | The ice will melt quickly in the warm sun. |
| 949 | ankle | the joint connecting the foot and leg | B2 | She injured her ankle while running on the trail. |
| 950 | pencil | an instrument for writing or drawing with lead | B2 | He used a pencil to sketch a picture of the landscape. |
| 951 | involve | to include someone or something as a part | B2 | The project will involve many different people and resources. |
| 952 | indicate | to show or point out something | B2 | The sign will indicate where the nearest restroom is. |
| 953 | elegant | graceful and stylish in appearance | B2 | She wore an elegant dress to the formal event last night. |
| 954 | occur | to happen or take place | B2 | The annual festival will occur next month in the city. |
| 955 | cultural | related to the ideas, customs, and social behavior | B2 | The cultural festival celebrated traditions from around the world. |
| 956 | sofa | a comfortable seat for multiple people | B2 | We sat on the sofa to watch the movie together. |
| 957 | encourage | to give support or confidence to someone | B2 | Teachers should encourage students to express their ideas. |
| 958 | feature | a distinctive attribute or aspect of something | B2 | The main feature of the phone is its high-quality camera. |
| 959 | reduce | to make something smaller or less in amount | B2 | We need to reduce waste to protect the environment. |
| 960 | stadium | a large structure for sports and events | B2 | The stadium was filled with fans cheering for their team. |
| 961 | whisper | speak very softly so others can hardly hear | B2 | She whispered a secret to her friend during class. |
| 962 | shelf | a flat board used for holding things | B2 | The books are on the shelf in the living room. |
| 963 | decade | a period of ten years | B2 | The company has been successful for over a decade now. |
| 964 | mechanic | a person who repairs vehicles or machines | B2 | The mechanic fixed my car in just a few hours. |
| 965 | notebook | a book of blank pages for writing notes | B2 | I took my notebook to write down important information. |
| 966 | sock | a piece of clothing worn on the foot | B2 | I couldn't find my other sock this morning. |
| 967 | departure | the act of leaving a place | B2 | Our flight's departure is scheduled for 6 PM tonight. |
| 968 | merchant | a person who buys and sells goods | B2 | The merchant sold fresh fruits and vegetables at the market. |
| 969 | voyage | a long journey by sea or in space | B2 | They planned a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean this summer. |
| 970 | deadline | a date or time when something must be finished | B2 | I have a deadline to submit my project by Friday. |
| 971 | classroom | a room where classes are held in a school | B2 | The classroom was decorated with colorful posters and drawings. |
| 972 | democratic | related to a system of government by the people | B2 | The country has a democratic system that encourages citizen participation. |
| 973 | reflect | to think carefully about something | B2 | He took a moment to reflect on his life's choices. |
| 974 | vegetable | a plant or part of a plant eaten as food | B2 | Carrots and broccoli are my favorite types of vegetable. |
| 975 | barber | a person who cuts hair, especially men's hair | B2 | He visited the barber for a fresh haircut before the event. |
| 976 | banker | a person who works in a bank | B2 | The banker helped me open a new savings account. |
| 977 | elbow | the joint in the middle of your arm | B2 | She hurt her elbow while playing basketball last week. |
| 978 | ruler | a tool used to measure or draw straight lines | B2 | I used a ruler to draw a straight line on my paper. |
| 979 | relate | to show a connection between things | B2 | She can relate her experiences to the lessons we're learning. |
| 980 | flour | a powder made by grinding grain used for baking | B2 | We need flour to make the cake for the party. |
| 981 | obtain | to get something, usually by effort | B2 | You need to obtain permission before using the facility. |
| 982 | environmental | related to the natural world and the impact of humans | B2 | They launched an environmental awareness campaign in the community. |
| 983 | wage | the money paid for work or services | C1 | The wage for this job is higher than I expected. |
| 984 | carpenter | a person who makes or repairs wooden objects | C1 | The carpenter built a beautiful wooden table for the house. |
| 985 | plumber | a person who fixes water pipes and systems | C1 | We called a plumber to fix the leaking sink. |
| 986 | insect | a small animal with six legs and wings | C1 | The garden has many insect species that pollinate the flowers. |
| 987 | cautious | careful not to take risks | C1 | She is cautious when making decisions that could affect everyone. |
| 988 | wool | the soft, thick hair of sheep used for making clothes | C1 | I bought a warm wool sweater for winter. |
| 989 | pupil | a student, especially in a school | C1 | The pupil completed his homework before class started. |
| 990 | chalk | a type of soft stone used for writing or drawing | C1 | She wrote the lesson on the board using chalk. |
| 991 | diploma | a certificate given for completing a course of study | C1 | He received his diploma after graduating from high school. |
| 992 | builder | a person who constructs buildings or other structures | C1 | The builder finished constructing the new house quickly. |
| 993 | dusk | the time of day just before night when it’s dark | C1 | We went for a walk at dusk when the sky turned purple. |
| 994 | folder | a cover or holder for loose papers | C1 | I organized my documents in a folder for the meeting. |
| 995 | trader | a person who buys and sells goods | C1 | The trader made a profitable deal at the market. |
| 996 | multiply | to increase in number or amount | C1 | They learned how to multiply numbers in math class. |
| 997 | electrician | a person who installs and repairs electrical systems | C1 | We hired an electrician to fix the wiring in our home. |
| 998 | invoice | a list of goods or services with the amount owed | C2 | I received an invoice for the services I requested last week. |
| 999 | eraser | a tool used to remove pencil marks | A1 | I need an eraser to fix my mistakes in math. |
| 1000 | gradual | happening slowly over a period of time | B2 | The change in temperature is gradual as the seasons shift. |
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