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Word Meanings Difficulty Frequency
consecutively (adverb)
In succession; consecutively without interruption
close (adverb)
Closely together; very near
Beginner Common
adjacent (adjective)
Located directly beside or next to something.
Beginner Common
Imprisoned (verb)
To be imprisoned or jailed.
Go to jail (verb)
To go to jail.
Intermediate Common
like (verb)
To like or be impressed deeply, eager to know more.
Beginner Common
infect (verb)
Contract or transmit a germ or disease.
Intermediate Common
communicate (verb)
To communicate or get in touch with someone for purposes such as business or personal interactions.
Beginner Very Common
inquire (verb)
To contact for information or assistance
Beginner Common
Install (verb)
To set up or assemble equipment or appliances in a certain location for use.
Beginner Common
carry (verb)
To carry on one's person, typically as a personal possession.
attribute (verb)
To possess inherent qualities or characteristics.
on hand (adverb)
In hand or on one's person.
Beginner Common
Vivid memory (verb)
To vividly recall an image or memory.
Intermediate Common
Accompany (verb)
To accompany or be in the company of someone.
Follow (verb)
To seek additional information and continuously follow updates.
Monitor (verb)
To monitor or keep track of a situation or individual.
Beginner Common
habitual phrase (noun)
A commonly used phrase or word that naturally becomes part of one's speech, often used habitually.
habitual use (verb)
To habitually use a certain word or expression, making it prominent in speech.
popular (verb, adjective)
To be popular or favored, often used to describe trendy words or expressions.
Intermediate Common
engage (verb)
To be continuously engaged or involved in an activity or situation
infatuated (verb)
To be infatuated or fond of someone or something
Intermediate Common
deficit (verb)
To have expenses exceeding income; describes a financial deficit.
negative (adjective)
Describes a quantity that is below zero, often used in mathematics or finance.
Intermediate Common
owe debt (verb)
To owe a debt or obligation to someone, typically monetary.
Beginner Common
stuck (verb)
To be stuck or unable to move freely, including being in a difficult or challenging situation.
Beginner Common
Ranked (verb)
To be ranked or placed on a list among others.
Intermediate Common
armed (verb, adjective)
To be equipped or armed with weapons
Intermediate Common
hit (verb)
To hit or strike with a hand or object.
flatten (verb)
To flatten a material such as gold.
ring (verb)
To produce sound by ringing or striking.
set (verb)
To determine or set, such as a price.
a.m. (noun)
A method for counting time at night from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.
Beginner Very Common
Chinese boy (noun)
A colloquial term for a young Chinese male or a young man with gentle or boyish traits.
Beginner Common
foot (noun)
The foot or the lowest part of something.
Beginner Very Common
Reveal (verb)
To reveal or uncover information, making it known to the public, often used in contexts of exposing secrets or bringing hidden matters to light.
Intermediate Common
Publish (verb)
To print or publish written materials such as books and articles.
Intermediate Common
2 AM (noun)
Two o'clock in the morning
Beginner Very Common
2:30 (phrase)
Refers to the time 2:30, commonly used in a colloquial context to denote half past two.
Beginner Common
3 AM (noun)
Three o'clock in the morning.
Beginner Common
4 AM (noun)
4 o'clock in the morning
Beginner Common
tie (verb)
To score equally in a competition, such as in sports.
Lower Intermediate Common
1 AM (noun)
One o'clock in the morning
Absolute Beginner Very Common
5 AM (noun)
Refers to 5:00 AM in the context of time, indicating early morning.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
building (noun)
A large, permanent building made of materials like concrete or bricks.
Beginner Common
wake up (verb)
To wake up from sleep or not be asleep.
startled (verb)
To show unusual reactions due to shock, joy, or surprise.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
waken (verb)
To wake up from sleep
alert (verb)
To become aware or alert
Beginner Very Common
Excited (verb)
To feel excited or nervous, often due to joy, surprise, or unfamiliarity.
Beginner Very Common
Wake up (verb)
To wake up from sleep
Beginner Very Common
Lizard, gecko (noun)
A type of lizard in the Gekkonidae family, known for its large head, elongated body with colored spots, and the ability to cling to surfaces. Some species can glide and are common in homes and forests.
Beginner Common
Toy doll (noun)
A toy resembling a small person or animal, typically used by children.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
bulge (verb, adjective)
To bulge out or swell due to internal pressure.
flag (noun)
A flag, particularly in the Northern Thai dialect.
Lower Intermediate Common
Country (noun)
A country located at the intersection of Europe and Asia.
Turkish (adjective)
Relating to Turkey, such as culture, language, or cuisine.
Beginner Common
October (noun)
The 10th month in the solar calendar, with 31 days.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
I (pronoun)
I; me.
Beginner Common
storage furniture (noun)
A furniture item for storing things, usually rectangular, with a front door. Also refers to objects with a similar shape, like a guard booth or a van.
Beginner Very Common
fridge (noun)
An appliance used to keep food and drinks cool or frozen.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
Dance (verb)
To dance by moving rhythmically in sync with music.
Throb (verb)
To beat, throb, or pulsate, as in the movement of the heart or flesh.
Beginner Very Common
dance (verb)
To move rhythmically to music, typically following a sequence of steps.
Beginner Common
full (adjective)
Filled to capacity with no space left.
maximum (adjective)
To the fullest extent or maximum.
Beginner Common
completely (adverb)
Completely or fully, emphasizing totality or presence in full measure.
exactly (adverb)
Exactly or precisely, indicating exactness in measurement or detail.
Beginner Common
willingly (verb)
To be willing to do something willingly.
willing (adjective)
Willing and enthusiastic about doing something.
Beginner Common
extremely (adverb)
Extremely or overwhelmingly, indicating a high degree or intensity.
Beginner Common
Fully (adverb)
To the fullest extent or with maximum effort.
Beginner Very Common