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Word Meanings Difficulty Frequency
mix (verb)
To mix or blend different elements together.
spicy salad (noun)
A type of Thai spicy salad made by mixing vegetables and meats.
Beginner Common
reiterate (verb)
To repeat an action or statement for emphasis or clarity.
Beginner Common
bad condition (adjective)
In a poor or very bad condition.
Lower Intermediate Common
Shoot weapon (verb)
To shoot a weapon such as a gun or bow.
Take photo (verb)
To take a photograph.
Beginner Common
utmost (adverb)
Used to indicate the highest degree or extremity, often positioned at the back of adjectives for emphasis.
more (adverb)
Used before adjectives as a comparative to indicate progressively increasing amounts or intensity.
Beginner Very Common
more than (adverb, preposition)
Indicates a greater degree or extent in comparisons.
Beginner Very Common
Shoot gun (verb)
To shoot or fire a gun
Beginner Common
Moreover (adverb, conjunction)
Moreover; used to introduce an additional point or reason
Intermediate Common
Grand (adjective)
Grand and impressive in size, appearance, or manner.
Significant (adjective)
Great in significance or impact.
Mighty (adjective)
Superior or mighty.
Lower Intermediate Common
hear, listen (verb)
To hear or listen, can imply feeling, liking, or consenting when combined with other words.
Beginner Very Common
happy (adjective)
Happy or pleased; expressing delight or joy.
willing (verb)
Willing or pleased to do something; ready to assist.
Beginner Very Common
Welcome (interjection)
A polite expression used to greet or receive guests or visitors.
Beginner Very Common
Pleased (phrase)
Pleased to meet you
Beginner Very Common
Consent (verb)
To consent or agree formally, often in legal or official contexts.
Intermediate Common
intensifier (adverb)
An intensifier often used with terms like 'frequently' or 'detailed'.
pocket (verb)
(Colloquial) To take or pocket something, often without permission.
attentively (adverb)
Thoroughly or attentively, indicating detailed attention.
Beginner Common
Smile (verb)
To express emotion such as liking, warmth, or mockery through a facial expression.
Beginner Very Common
Crush/mash (verb)
To crush or mash ingredients into smaller parts.
Beginner Common
Giraffe (noun)
A large African mammal with a very long neck and legs, spotted coat, and a pair of skin-covered horns.
Beginner Common
brand (noun)
A trademark or brand name used to identify products or services.
Beginner Very Common
hold tightly (verb)
To hold or grasp something tightly, such as a handrail, or to adopt a belief or practice.
confiscate (verb)
To seize or confiscate something by legal authority, such as property or a driver's license.
Beginner Common
seize assets (verb)
To legally seize someone's property for violating the law or enforcing a court order.
Upper Intermediate Common
Firmly adhere (verb)
To firmly adhere to principles or commitments, persisting resolutely.
Intermediate Common
grip/hold (verb)
To hold or grip tightly, often physically or emotionally
support (verb)
To support or provide emotional stability
Beginner Common
Stretch/Extend (verb)
To extend, stretch, or expand something in length or time.
Stretchy (adjective)
Describes an object capable of stretching or expanding, like stretch fabric.
Beginner Common
prolong (verb)
To prolong or extend an action or situation beyond the expected timeframe.
Intermediate Common
stand (verb)
To stand upright with feet on the ground.
durable (adjective)
To be long-lasting or durable.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
extend (verb)
To extend or project beyond a surface, such as a hand or building eave.
submit (verb)
To propose, submit, or deliver something officially, like a document or lawsuit.
protrude (verb)
Describes something that has a protruding appearance, like a chin or belly.
Beginner Common
stand firm (verb)
To endure or remain standing despite adverse conditions, often used for trees or plants
Beginner Common
offer help (verb)
To offer help or assistance by extending one's hand or influence.
intervene (verb)
To interfere or intervene in a situation.
Beginner Common
stable (adjective)
Possessing endurance and stability over time.
steadfast (adjective)
Being steadfast or unwavering in beliefs or actions.
Intermediate Common
confirm (verb)
To confirm or affirm firmly.
Lower Intermediate Common
borrow (verb)
To request objects, money, or ideas temporarily and return or repay them later.
math borrowing (verb)
In mathematics, the process of borrowing a digit from a higher place value to perform a subtraction.
Beginner Common
Incite (verb)
To incite or encourage someone to act, often negatively.
Intermediate Common
Era (noun)
A period or era, such as the Dark Age or Stone Age.
Intermediate Common
Mosquito (noun)
A small flying insect that feeds on blood, known for spreading diseases like malaria and dengue.
Beginner Common
Messy (adjective)
Entangled or messy, requiring organization or untangling.
Intrude (verb)
To be involved in a situation or affairs unnecessarily, causing potential complications.
Disturb (verb)
To disturb, interfere, or cause disruption.
Busy (adjective)
Being busy or having many things to do, resulting in a chaotic state.
Beginner Common
interfere (verb)
To interfere or become involved in someone else's affairs, often without invitation.
involved (verb)
To be involved or connected with a matter or event.
Intermediate Common
complicated (adjective)
Complicated or difficult, often causing inconvenience or annoyance
Intermediate Common
chaotic (adjective)
In a state of complete disorder and chaos, characterized by a lack of order.
Intermediate Common
end (verb)
To end or terminate a process or agreement.
settle (verb)
To reach a consensus or settlement in a dispute.
Intermediate Common
Fairness (noun)
Fairness or justice; the quality of being reasonable and impartial.
Impartial (adjective)
Being fair, impartial, and reasonable.
Intermediate Common
strategy (noun)
Strategy or tactics used in warfare or competition.
Upper Intermediate Common
Dissolve parliament (verb)
To dissolve parliament, typically leading to new elections.
Intermediate Common
incite wrongdoing (verb)
To incite or urge someone to engage in wrongful or negative actions.
Intermediate Common
Europe (proper noun)
The continent of Europe, located north of Africa and west of Asia.
Beginner Common
U (noun)
Transliteration of the English letter 'U'.
you (pronoun)
A casual term for addressing someone, equivalent to 'you' in English.
Beginner Uncommon
United (noun)
Often used in sports team names to indicate unity or togetherness.
Beginner Common
USA (noun)
An informal abbreviation for the United States of America.
Beginner Very Common
yay! (interjection)
An expression of joy or excitement, similar to 'yay!' in English.
tease (verb)
To tease or jest in a playful manner.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
Calm (adjective)
Feeling calm or not anxious.
Late afternoon (noun)
The time period from late afternoon to early evening, approximately 16:00-18:00.
Cold (adjective)
Feeling on the skin similar to being cold, opposite of hot.
Cool environment (adjective)
Describing a cooler environment than room temperature.
Beginner Common