Places in the city vocabulary list �

Places in a city / City related words congested

court, courthouse
bus shelter dead end
a boulevard dentists
a crossroads department store
a drain district, a neighborhood
a pedestrian doctors
a roundabout dustbin, garbage can
a side street dustmen, collectors
a store embankment
a tenant factory
a traffic jam fire station
a vehicle fish and chip shop
a village flat
alley(way), side street, lane fountain
an accomodation garage
an estate agent green spaces
an urban area gym (abréviation de gymnasium)
apartment block health centre
art gallery hospital
avenue hotel
bank housing
bar inhabitant
block internet cafe
bookstore junction
bowling alley lamppost
bridge leisure centre ou sports centre
building library
building society lively
built-up area main street
bus station marketplace
bus stop mayor
busy mosque
café motorway (UK), freeway (US)
capital multi-storey car park
car park museum
caretaker/manager neighbour
cathedral noisy
cemetery, graveyard office block
children's playground old town
church overcrowded
cinema, movie theater overcrowded
city park
commercial mall parking meter
concert hall passer-by
pavement (US: sidewalk)
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peaceful to hurry
pedestrian crossing to live
pedestrian road/precinct to pay the rent
pedestrian subway to settle
petrol station to start
police station to stop
post office to tar
prison tourist
pub (abréviation de public house) tower block
quay, wharf tower block (UK)/ a high rise (US)
quiet town hall
railings town square
residential district traffic
rest area traffic lights
restaurant university
roundabout vets
rush hour war memorial
safe wine bar
school zoo
shanty town
shopping centre, shopping mall
signpost
skate park
skyscraper
small
squalid
square
stadium
stadium
station
street
street lamp, streetlight
subway
supermarket
surroundings
swimming pool
synagogue
taxi rank
telephone box ou telephone booth
tennis court
the citizens
the corner
the main street
the pavement
the rest room
the sewers
the slums
the tourist information office
theatre
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 Political vocabulary list pdf

a ballot box a scandal socialism

a ballot paper a senator socialist
a blank vote a sovereign strong-willed
a bone of contention a spy the Attorney General
a candidate a state secret the chancellor
a citizen a staunch supporter the CIA (Central Intelligence
a communist a tyrant Agency)
a countess a voter, an elector the Conservative Party
a crushing defeat an anarchist the coronation
a denunciation an earl, a count the court
a despot an election campaign the crown princess
a dictator an emperor the Declaration of human
a diplomat an empire rights
a duchess an informant the Democrats
a duke an MP (Member Parliament) the diplomatic corps
a failure an overwhelming majority the Dispatch Box
a head of state anarchy the electoral system
a heated debate at the head of the electorate
a heir/a heiress authoritarian ways the first ballot
a human rights organization central government the general election
a hung parliament communism the Health/Education Secretary
a key issue defamatory (pour un texte) / the Home Secretary
a king slanderous (geste ou parole) the House of Commons
a kingdom democracy The House of Lords
a law democratic the House of Representatives
a lobby despotic the Houses of Parliament
a massive tax cut dictatorship the Labour Party
a milestone diplomacy the leader of a party
a military junta dishonest the legislative/
a mole domestic policy executive/judiciary body
a monarch drastic measures the Liberal Party
a much debated question elections the Lord Chancellor
a nationalist foreign policy the municipal election
a parliamentary system government the party in power
a police state hereditary the political climate
a political battle His/Her Royal Highness the political system
a political campaign human rights the presidential
a political career in power the press gallery
a political party iron-handed the Prince Consort
a polling booth on the agenda the Queen Mother
a polling card / a voting card pageantry the Radicals
a polling station phoney the Republican Party
a president politician the Republicans
a queen politics the result of the poll
a republic polling day the ruling party
a republican royalty the Secretary of State
a right-/left-wing politician scandalous the Secretary of the Treasury

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the senate to deal a blow to promise
the Social Democratic Party to dedicate one's life to to quell disturbances
the State/Interior Department to defect to to rally to
the Union Jack to denounce torture to ratify
the White House to die heirless to reign over
tyrannic(al) to dismiss to reject
ungovernable to dissolve to remove from office
to draft a resolution to renounce
USEFUL VERBS to elect to replace
to embezzle to repress
to abolish to follow the party line to reshuffle
to abstain from voting to follow the policy of to restore
to advise to forge alliances with to restore diplomatic ties with
to announce a candidacy for to form a coalition to restore monarchy
to appoint, to nominate to found to restore relations with
to approve of to gather intelligence to return to power
to ascend the throne to give an impetus to to rule, to run a country
to attend a meeting to govern to sign a treaty
to be ahead/behind to grapple with problems to silence
to be apolitical to guarantee a right to sink
to be defeated to handle/to dodge/ to solve a to slander sb
to be elected crisis to smother
to be entitled to vote to have far-reaching to soar
to be in opposition to have the power of veto to split
to be involved in to hinder to spy
to become reconciled to ignite a debate to stick to a programme
to betray to infiltrate agents into to strike a deal
to break off diplomatic to interfere with to submit to
relations to join to succeed to
to bug, to tap a phone to lobby to support a party
to call for an election to lower the voting age to to suppress dissent
to call off to lower unemployment to tackle a problem
to campaign for/against to merge to take a poll
to carry out to mistrust somebody to terrorize
to compete for sthg to muzzle to trigger a movement
to confer a title to negotiate to trust somebody
to cope with a situation to oppress to turn a blind eye on
to count the votes to outlaw to vote
to crown to pass a law to vote overwhelmingly for
to crush political opposition to pay an official visit to ward off attacks
to curb abuses to preside over to wield power
to curb/to reduce inflation to preside over a session to win the confidence of

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 Accidents and injuries vocabulary pdf list

Accidents and injuries paramedic to investigate

vocabulary Pileup, multiple crash to knock over
plane crash to lose consciousness
poor visibility to lose control of
drunk
precipice to make /draw up a report
a tourniquet
rain to notify
accident
responsibility to perish
artificial respiration
road accident to regain consciousness
black ice
serious to rescue
blind spot
somersault, barrel roll to run over
breakdown vehicule
survivor to sink
breathalyser
tiredness to skid
car accident
witness to slide
casualty
to slip
cliff
USEFUL VERBS to somersault
compensation
to suffocate
concussion
to be in a coma to warn
court
to be in shock to witness
damage
to be trapped to wreck
dead
drink-driving/ drunk- to burn oneself
driving to burst
drowning to call the emergency
electric shock services
emergency to catch fire
explosion to choke
eye witness to compensate
a fall to crash into
fatal to cut oneself
fire extinguisher to damage
first aid to demolish
first aid kit to derail
fog to destroy
hard shoulder/ emergency to die instantly
lane to drive
Hit-and-run to drown
impact to electrocute oneself
industrial accident to escape
injured to fall (from)
injury to fall out of the window
insurance to get an electric shock
insured to give sb mouth-to-
kiss of life, mouth-to- mouth resuscitation, to
mouth give sb the kiss of life
minor to hit
mountaineering accident to hurtle down
to inform
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 Business and Economics vocabulary pdf

a deal corporate spirit

a bargain day off
a blue-collar worker delivery
a career dismissal
a company employee
a copy machine employers
a factory, a plant employment agency
a job center faulty
a job interview field
a job offer global, worldwide
a junior executive industrial
a lawsuit industry
a maker integration
a meeting job
a partner join-stock company
a partnership manager
a product manufacturer
a salary rise mass production
a salary, a wage merger
a senior executive occupation
a shareholder office hours
a subsidiary operating income
a takeover organized labour
a trainee overheads
a workshop paperwork
adult education pensioner, retiree
an entrepreneur perk
an executive personal assistant
an incentive premises
an office premium
apprentice private company
badly-paid private sector
board production costs
bookkeeping, accounting profit
brand profit margins
career profitability
chairman of the board profitable
Chief executive Officer (CEO) public company
Chief financial Officer (CFO) public sector
Chief technical officer (CTO) quality standard
colleague raw materials
company recycling
competition refurbishment
consumer research and development (R & D)
consumer goods shelf life
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skill to outsource
staff to produce
staff canteen to promote from within
stock to resign
stock exchange to restructure, to reshape, to overhaul
store floor to retire
strike to run a company
supplier to take a day off
temporary worker to take courses
the sales manager to upgrade
the workforce to work as ..
time sharing to work full-time
trade-union to work half-time
trade-unionist to work long hours
training to work overtime
training period to work part-time
turnover
underpaid
unemployed
unemployment
vacancy
VAT (value added tax)
vocational training
well-paid
workforce
working conditions
workstation

USEFUL VERBS

to go to work
to advertise
to apply for a job
to be in charge of
to be on strike
to do day / night shift
to earn a living, to make a living
to expand
to file for bankruptcy
to fire
to forecast
to found, to create a firm
to go bankrupt
to grant a discount
to hire
to look for a job
to make someone redundant
to manage a firm
to market a product
to merge
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 Business related words list pdf

the assets a promotion deregulation

a balance sheet a public company (Plc.) direct mailing
a bank a purchase direct marketing
a bankruptcy a reduction expensive
a bargain a salary in bulk
a bill a sample in full settlement
a billboard a schedule insolvent
a branch a seller life cycle
a brand a stock loyalty
a budget a survey overhead expenses
a business contract a think tank packaging
a business plan a trade show penalty
a buyer a trade union production
a certified public accountant a trademark profit
a channel of distribution a trend profit margin
a commercial network a wage scale range
a commercial traveller a warehouse refund
a commission accounting reporting
a company an account responsibility
a competitor an accountant retail facilities
a consignment note an acquisition revenue
a consultant an advertisement sales
a consumer an advertising campaign solvent
a corporation an agenda supply
a creditor an appointment takeover
a customer an assembly line target market
a deadline an employee tax
a debt an increase team building
a debtor an interest rate the after-sales service
a demand an inventory the balance
a department an invoice the board of directors
a disadvantage an offer the branding
a discount an order the business
a feedback an outlet the competition
a file benchmarking the domestic trade
a firm business connections the expenses
a guarantee business hours the external trade
a limited liability company business intelligence the facilities
a loss cash on delivery the foreign trade
a market share cash with order the goods, the merchandise
a market survey cheap the growth
a merger co-branding the head office
a niche competitive intelligence the income tax
a payment cost the industry
a preliminary contract customs duties the lay-off
a private company (Ltd.) debt collection the liabilities
a product delivery the management

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the margin to come to maturity to lend
the market to compete with to lower
the market leader to complain to maintain
the premises to comply with to make money
the price to conduct a survey to manage
the profitability to confirm to measure
the report to consider to merchandise
the result to convince to obtain
the retailer to cost to order
the rise to decrease to organize
the risk to deliver to owe money to…
the support to develop to own
the trade register to dispatch to pay
the turnover to distribute to pay by instalments
the turnover (accounting) to employ to plan
the value for money to establish to process
trade to establish a business to produce
transport to estimate to promote
un unfair competition to exchange to provide
when the sales are on to extend to provide credit arrangements
within 7 days to file to purchase / to buy
to file for bankruptcy to reach
to advertise to find a niche to recall products
to afford to found a business to recruit
to approve to fund to reduce
to audit the accounts to get better to refund
to be broke to get worse to rise
to be in the red to go bankrupt to sell
to borrow to honour a contract to ship
to break a contract, to violate a to improve to stock up
contract to increase to subsidize
to buy in bulk to invest to succeed
to cancel an order to invoice to win
to charge to join a trade union
to check to launch a product

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 Clothes vocabulary list pdf a-z �

Clothes names list in English a sewing machine fake, counterfeit

a shade fashionable, trendy
CLOTHES a shawl formal dress
a beanie a shirt gaudy
a belt a ski jacket genuine
a beret a skirt gloves
a bikini a sleeve jeans / a pair of jeans
a blazer a slip jewellery
a blouse a stitch knickers
a bra a suit leather jacket
a brooch a suspended belt light
a button a sweater, a jumper, pullover loose
a cap a sweatshirt men's/women's clothes
a cardigan / vest a t-shirt miniskirt
a chain a tailor neat
a coat a thimble nightgown / nightdress
a coat a tie old-fashioned, out-of-date
a diamond a top overalls, boiler-suit
a dinner jacket a tuxedo / diner jacket / overcoat
a dress smoking pajamas
a fashion designer a uniform panties
a fashion house/show a watch pants / trousers / a pair of
a frock, a dress a wedding ring trousers
a gathered/pleated/straight a zip pantyhose/tights
skirt a zip fastener pastel
a handkerchief an amethyst patched up
a hat an apron plain
a hem an emerald pleated skirt
a hook an engagement ring pyjamas
a hue an outfit/ a dress rumpled
a jacket becoming sewing
a jersey blouse shabby, threadbare
a jeweller boots shorts
a jogging suit bow tie slippers
a model bowler hat smart, elegant
a necklace boxer shorts sober
a needle braces socks
a nightdress briefs stockings
a patch casual dress straight skirt
a pattern checked suitable
a pin clothing swimming cap
a pullover, a sweater, a jumper cufflinks swimming trunks / bathing suit
a raincoat cultured pearls the collar
a real pearl discreet the lining
a ruby dressing-gown (UK) / bath thread
a sapphire robe tights
a scarf earrings tracksuit
a seam faded jeans triped
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undershirt clothes stiletto
underwear / underpants to put one’s shoes on the bottom part of the shoe
washable to roll up one's sleeves the inside of the shoe
well-cut to sew the top part of the shoe
well-dressed to slip on, to put on wedge shoes
to take off your shoe laces are untied
FABRICS to tie one's shoes / tie
to try on USEFUL WORDS &
artificial fibres to undress SENTENCES
cashmere to wear clothes
cloth, material, fabric inside out
cotton SHOES badly dressed
flannel changing room
fur sneakers, trainers cotton
lace a double knot dishevelled
leather a lace (pl: laces) felt
nylon a shoe maker/repairman it fits you
satin a sole / an insert it matches
silk ankle boots it suits you
suede ballerinas leather
tweed boots nylon
velvet clogs polyester
wool cowboy boots reversed
flat heel shoes shoe size
USEFUL VERBS flat heels silk
flip-flops size
to alter heel suede
to buckle one's belt high heel boots synthetic
to button (up)/ to unbutton high heels the colors of your skirt are
to buttoning up hiking boots faded
to darn leather boots those socks do not match
to dress up / to get dressed loafer too tight
to dry low heels unkempt
to embroider platform shoes well dressed
to fasten your bra polish woollen / wool
to get dressed rain boots your jeans are tearing / ripping
to hem rubber boots apart
to iron, to press sandals your pant's zipper is open
to knit shiny
to line shoe size
to polish shoes with rope soles
to put on/to take off one's slippers

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 Communication vocabulary english pdf

advised misunderstanding to communicate to retort

alerted moderated to confess to say
allusion monologue to confirm to shout
amended narrated to contest to shriek
an awkward notated to contradict to silence
silence notified to converse with to slander
announced objection to convince to speak
answered opinion to criticize to speak out
argument point of view to deceive to speak up about
broadcasted posted to declare sth
clarified presented to deny to stammer
communicated published to doubt to state
condensed questioned to emphasize to suppose
conference recorded to exaggerate to talk
confession relayed to exchange to talk down to
consulted reported to express to talk through
contacted scribed to fill (somebody) to talk to each
conversation shared in mettre qqun au other
convinced small talk courant to tell
convincing specified to flatter to think through
corresponded speech to gossip about to whisper
criticism statement to hear to yell
crowd suggested to indicate
debate synthesized to influence
defined transcribed to inform
detailed translated to insist
dialogue transmitted to keep quiet
disagreement tweeted to listen
discussion to make a
disseminated USEFUL statement
documented VERBS to mention
emailed to mumble
emphasized to add to murmure
explained to admit to object
expressed to announce to pass on
gossip to apologize (something)
highlighted to approve of to persuade
hint to argue to point out
informed to break the to predict
interpreted silence to pretend
interview to bring up to promise
interviewed to broadcast to recognize
lecture to chat to refute
megaphone to claim to repeat
microphone to clarify to reply
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 Computer related words list pdf

IP address computer privacy settings to login

a blog engineer slow speed to logout
a blogger computer internet to merge
a bookmark scientist / social network to open existing
a browser specialist software file
a button computerized speakers to paste
a cable computing spreadsheet to plug
a computer control panel the cache to print
a file cursor the web to reboot
a firewall database trojan to restart
a folder desktop computer une souris to save
a freeware directory USB port to save as
a gaming display USB stick to scan
computer document reader viewer to scroll down
a hacker domain name virus to scroll up
a hard disk drive download Web browser to select
a headset drag and drop Wi-Fi to sort
a home page drive wireless to type
a key DVD / Blueray a password to unplug
a laptop writer a platform to upload
a link e-mail a pop-up window
a printer external a printed
a screen FAQ (frequently document
a screenshot Asked Questions) an internet access
a scroll bar font
a search engine hardware USEFUL
a secure access high-speed VERBS
a shortcut Internet access
a spam hosting to access the
a Web page hyperlink Internet
a webcam illegal to back-up, save
a webmaster downloading to blog
a website keyboard to bookmark
a window log-in to browse
an adware logout to copy
an app mailbox to crash
(=application) memory to create a new
an avatar monitor file
an external hard mouse pad to cut
drive network to delete
an icon network to download
attached file computer to drag and drop
blogging specialist to export
central online to format
processing unit online posting to hide
(cpu) peer-to-peer to import
chat phishing to insert

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 Crime vocabulary list pdf

Crime vocabulary to assault to surround

to attack to swindle
abduction to be a prostitute to take hostage
abuse to be released/ remended to threaten
armed attack on bail to try
armed robber to beat up
armed robbery to blackmail
arson to blow up
assassination to break in
assault to burglarize (us)
blackmailer to burgle (uk)
blakmail to charge
breach on the peace to convict
break in to damage
burglar to deal drug
burglary to defend
confidence trick to defraud
drug dealer to drug
drug dealing to force
drug trafficking to handcuff
fraud to hijack
guilty to hold up
hijacking to imprison
hold up to interrogate
identity theft to investigate
kidnapping to kidnap
killer to kill
mugging to lead an investigation
murder to lock up
neglect to murder
prostitution to poison
rape to prosecute
rapist to prove
sexual assault to question
smuggling to rape
spy to release
spying to seal off
terrorism to search
theft to sentence
thief to set fire to
to abduct to shoot
to accuse to smuggle
to acquit to spy
to arrest to stab
to assassinate to steal
to strangle
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 Education school related words list pdf

absent to take/ to sit an exam fountain pen

boarding school undisciplined french teacher
brilliant university good pupil
clever Gym
college AT SCHOOL gym kit
college of further education headmaster/ headmistress
comprehensive school headteacher
elementary school assembly hall highlighter
gifted canteen inspector
Hard-working careers centers interactive white board
inattentive class kindergarten teacher
intelligent classroom locker
junior high school gym marker pen
kindergarten headteacher's office mat
nursery school home room maths teacher
playschool infirmary nurse
present laboratory nursery school teacher
primary school language lab over head projector
private school library paint brush
public school playground painting
secondary school principal's office PE teacher
state school registration room pen
studious teacher's lounge pencil
technical college the staff room pencil case
to answer yard pencil sharpener
to ask playing field
to attend a school THE CLASSROOM primary school teacher
to bully principal
to bunk off school a desk protractor
to do one's homework bad pupil pupil
to drop out of school ball point pen rubber
to expel biro ruler
to fail an exam blackboard school bag
to fail one's exams boarder school boy/school girl
to flunk a test book school friend
to get detention bully school secretary
to get private tuition calculator Set-square
to go to school careers advisor slide
to go to the blackboard chair sponge
to know chalk student
to learn compass substitute teacher
to learn by heart computer supply teacher
to pass one's exams cupboard table
to play truand/ to play hookey day pupil Teacher
to punish dictionary teacher's desk
to put one's hand up drawing paper teacher's pet
to recite a poem duster teachers and pupils
to repeat a year/ to repeat a easel text book
grade elementary school teacher trampoline
to revise english teacher truant
to study eraser tube of paint
to suspend exercise book tutor
to take the register feltip white board
to take the roll call folder work book

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TEACHING examination prize
exchange visit prizegiving
compulsory exercise problem
a mark free period professor
A-level french class project
acute/right/obtus angle freshman pros
addition gap year punishement
after school activities GCSE question
algebra geography radius
an examiner geometry reading
angle good mark rectangle
answer graduate student registration
arithmetic graduation religious education
art grammar report card
bachelor's degree grammatical rule result
bad mark greek school holidays/ vacations
bell hall of residence school report
biology High-school-diploma school trip
biology history science
Break-recess home room short story
business studies home time sophomore
calculus homework spelling
certificate languages square
chair latin student
chemistry law students union
chemistry lecture subject
christmas holidays lecture hall subject
circle lecturer substraction
circumference lesson summer holidays
class literature sums
classics lunch time surface
computer studies master's degree, masters term
conjugation maths test
continous assessment maths class thesis
course medecine timetable
cube metal work to fail an exam
curriculum mistake to pass an exam
departement modern languages to revise for an exam
detention multiplication translation
diameter music triangle
diploma novel trigonometry
diploma optional tutor
discipline oral test tutorial
dissertation pass mark uni
division period university
dormitory PHD vocabulary
double period physical education (PE) volume
drama physics wood work
easter holidays physics writen test / written paper
equation poem writing
essay post-graduate student
essay presentation

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 Expressing opinion in english pdf

a thought to be consistent
a clue to be curious
a fool to be gifted for...
a genius to be interested in...
a hypothesis to be prejudiced against
a man of great insight to be right
a misunderstanding to be wrong
a sharp mind to change one's mind
a theory to check
an accurate information to consider / to regard
an assessment to decide to do something
an idea to distinguish
an intellectual to doubt something
bright to evaluate
cunning to examine
I don't have a clue to focus on...
intelligent to forget
irrelevant to grasp
It doesn't make sense to guess
knowledge to have a talent for...
logic to investigate something
logical to judge
obvious to make a mistake
obviously to make oneself understood
paradoxical to mean
perspicace to notice
puzzling to pass judgment on someone
relevant to pay attention to...
slow-witted to persuade
the accuracy to prove
the common sense to realize something
the concentration to reason
the expertise to remember
the intelligence to seem
the opinion to take something into account
the point of view to think
the wisdom to understand
Think it over understandable
to advise understanding
to analyze versatile
to be absent-minded wise
to be accurate
to be aware of...
to be clever
to be conscious of...
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 Food nutrition words list pdf
Nutrition vocabulary and fibers proteins
words: food quantity
food labels ration
foods raw
added sugar
frozen regularity
additives
fruits rest
advice
grains roasted
afternoon snack
habits routine
age
healthy salt
alcoholic beverage
heart saturated fat
allergy
hereditary seafood
antioxidants
high in seeds
appetite
homeostasis size
appropriate/proper
ingredients slim down
artery
insulin snack
balanced
iron sodium
balanced
junk food soy
balanced diet
kidney sports drink
beans
level starch
blood pressure
lipid starchy
blood vessels
liver steamed
bone
low in fat strength
breakfast
low in... stress
butter
lunch strong
caffeine
main dish sugar
calcium
meat sugary drinks
calories metabolism taste
canned
milk tasty
carbohydrate
minerals too much
carbohydrates
muscle variety
cholesterol
nutrients vegetable oil
choose nutrition vegetables
concentrate
nutrition label vein
cramp
nutrition, feeding vending machine
dairy products
nutritionist vice/bad habit/addiction
decaffeinated
nutritious vitamin
dehydration nuts weight
dessert
oatmeal whole fruits
diabetes oats whole grain
diet
obesity whole grain bread
dinner
oil with ...
dried
oils without ...
drinks
overweight
eating habit
pancreas
energy
pepper
energy drinks
physical activity
fast food
pop corn
fat
portion
fat free potassium
fat/grease
processed foods
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 Good bad qualities person vocabulary list
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Good and bad qualities in a confident fearful
person confident franc
conscientious friendly
dexterous contempt funny
address contemptuous gallant
adventurous courage generosity
aggressive courageous generous
agitated cowardice gifted
ambition creative good
ambitious critical goodness
amiable cruel greed
annoying cruelty greedy
applied curiosity grouchy
apt curious happy of himself
arrogance delicate hard
arrogant despise haughty
assiduous determined have bad character
attentive Diplomat helpful
attractive disciplined honest
authoritarian discreet honesty
authority dishonest human
autonomous disobedient humble
awkwardness dizzy humility
bad dreamer hyperactive
benevolent dumb hypochondriac
boastful effective hypocrisy
brave effectiveness hypocritical
brutal egocentric idealistic
brutality elegant imagination
calm emotional imaginative
care energetic impassive
carefree energy impatient
careful enigmatic impulsive
careful enterprising independent
charitable enthusiastic indifferent
charmer envious indulgent
cheater envy ingenious
clever evil innocence
clumsy excessive innocent
common sense experience insensitive
compassion experimented insolent
competent extrovert intrepid
compulsive faithful intuitive
concentrated faults inventive
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irritable pride talented
jealous protective talkative
jealousy proud tenacious
lack of self-confidence prudence tenacity
lazy punctual the audacity
loose punctuality the character
loyal rancorous the charity
manipulator rascally the desobedience
materialist reasonable the insolence
miser recklessness the laziness
mistrustful reliable the personality
modest reserve the qualities
modesty resourceful the sensibility
moody responsible the stubbornness
negligent rude the temperament
nervous ruthless tightfisted
nice self master to be in a bad mood
noisy selfish to hate
obstinate selfishness tolerance
on your mind sensitive tolerant
optimistic serious trustworthy
ordered shy turbulent
original shyness understanding
passionate simpleton unpredictable
patience sincere unripe
patient sincerity vain
patronizing skeptical vice
pernickety slow vicious
persevering sly vindictive
persuasive smart warm
pessimistic sociable wickedness
polished stubborn wisdom
politeness stubbornly wise
positive stupid worker
possessive superficial yellow belly
pragmatic susceptibility
pretentious taciturn

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Medical English Vocabulary:

JOBS chicken pox USEFUL VOCABULARY
chilblains
an acupuncturist constipation distressed
an auxiliary nurse diabetes a bandage
an anaesthetist diarrhoea a binding
a stretcher-bearer epilepsy a blood group
a cardiologist gallstones a distorsion
a cancer specialist incontinence a doctor's office
a surgeon influenza a donor
a chiropractor leukaemia a drug
a dermatologist measles a medical center
a doctor/a doctor meningitis a microbe
the doctor of family multiple sclerosis a nervous breakdown
a general practitioner osseous fractures a pain in the chest
a gynaecologist osteoarthritis a plaster
a homeopath renal calculi a pomade
a male nurse/a nurse rubella a private clinic
a kinesitherapist scarlet fever a private hospital
a neurologist the arrhythmia a private room
an ophtalmologist the breast cancer a puffiness
a pharmacist the glaucoma a puncture
a pediatrist the ignition a radiography
medical staff the migraine a remedy
a pharmacist the Parkinson's disease a room of hospital
a radiologist the syndrome of intestinal a sleeping pill
a midwife irritation a sore throat
variola a stopped nose
ILLNESS vascular diseases a taking away
whooping-cough a throbbing pain
stroke a treatment
a cramp PSYCHIATRIE a vaccine
a cyst a virus
a gastric flu an asylum of insane a wheel chair
a hay fever a neurosis a wound
a heart attack a psychiatric hospital an adhesive plaster
a hernia a psychiatrist an analysis of blood
a muscular breakdown a psychosis an epidemic
a pneumothorax an obsession an itching
a skin disease gives, demented person an ordinance
a sunstroke group therapy an urgency
a tumour insane antibiotics
a wart personality disorders atrocious
an allergy problems of an emotional nature bearable
an infection psychiatry blown
an otitis psychism capsules
an ulcer psychological problems cardiology
appendicitis subconscious cardiovascular system
arterial hypertension the couch chemotherapy
asthma the madness constipation
bronchitis the mental illness consulting hours
burn the unconscious one contagious
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curable/incurable swarming to cough
depressed symptoms to cure
depression syrup to cut down
dermatology taken dizzy spell to diagnose
diarrhoea the curve to disappear
digestion the defecation to fall sick
digestive system the fever to feel feverish
disabled person the health insurance to graft a body
drops the hospital to have a cold
endocrinology the nervous tension to have contractions
first aid the nose which runs to have nauseas
giddiness the operating room to have temperature
gynaecology the patient/the patient to improve
haemorrhage the post-operative shock to inoculate
heart attack the result of the analyses to itch
heartburn the social security to limp
hormonal system the surgical unit to look after a patient
insomnia the vomiting to lose consciousness
intravenous tiredness to maintain in life
kinesitherapy uncoupled to operate somebody
maternity urgencies to relieve
mortal urology to sew on again
nausea very sick to sneeze
nervous system visiting times to sniff at
neurology wadding to snuff itself
numbed to survive
numbness USEFUL VERBS to take again forces
on leave disease to take medicines
oncology to have a headache/a to touch the pulse
ophthalmology stomachache to tremble
orthopedy to anaesthetize to twist ankle
overwork to attenuate to vaccinate
pain to bandage a wound to vomit
painful to be contagious to worsen
palpitations to be got hoarse
pathology to be handicapped USEFUL PHRASES
pediatry to be hospitalized
pills to be in good/bad health help me
plastic surgery to be operated breathe normally
pregnancy to be paralysed do not move
progress of medicine to be propagated hold your breath
psychiatry to be restored I would like to make an
radiology to be stressed appointment
respiratory system to be wounded I'm in labor
seals to better be sit down
service of intensive care to call a doctor Where does it hurt ?
surgery to catch a disease
swallowing to catch cold

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 Hobbies vocabulary pdf list

List of hobbies poem to go running

poetry to go to the gym
reading pottery to have the time to...
a board game reading to knit
a hike reading to lose
art recipe to paint
biking running to play
board game sailing to play the guitar
boring scrapbook to play videogames
camera scuba diving to read
camping sculpture to sew
chess sewing to sing
chess sledge to socialise
choir sledge to stake
cleaning snowshoes to take part in
collection spare time / leisure time to take photographs
computer stamp collecting to watch tv
computing swimming to win
cooking to work out
create website travel to watch television
dancing trekking to watch films
dancing very keen on
doing sport voluntary work
drawing
dressmaking USEFUL VERBS
embroidery
fishing to be bored
fishing to be interested in
gardening to beat
going to the movies to bet
going to the theatre to build
he's a keen gardener to cheat
hiking to collect
horse riding to cook
hunting to dance
interesting to do diy
knitting to do drama
listening music to do gardening
magazine to do voluntary work
painting to draw
pastime to enjoy onseself
playing board games to entertain
playing football to go fishing
playing tennis to go for a bicycle ride
playing videogames to go for a drive
to go for walks
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 Hospitality vocabulary list pdf

Hotel industry luggage olive oil a brand

lunch margarine a fruit juice
an inn luxurious honey a mug
a B and B (Bed and no vacancies/fully a sophisticated menu a pint
Breakfast) booked noodles a soft drink
a bar noisy, loud wholesome food a sparkling wine
a boarding house, a open to the public nourishing a squash
guest house quiet fried eggs bottled water
a caterer sheet boiled eggs brandy
a coat hanger the hotel manager hard-boiled eggs fine wines
a continental the landlord poached eggs gin
breakfast the reception desk scrambled eggs liquor
a cupboard the room service an omelet(te) port
a deposit the staff meat pie sherry
a guest the staff as a starter sparkling mineral
a heated swimming tip included of the best quality water
pool a portion of whisky
a luxury hotel Catering / the main course
a maid Restaurants today's special USEFUL VERBS
a pillow a roll
a pub butter mashed potatoes to be thirsty
a receptionist a bun gingerbread to be starving
a resident a chef a renowned to book a room
a safe marmelade restaurant to cater for
a single/double room jam a five-star restaurant to enjoy one's meal
a tip cereals a self-service to find
a towel a spoonful of sugar restaurant accommodation
a twin-bedded room crisp stew to foot the bill
a vacancy crusty refreshing to have a good
a youth hostel sauerkraut tasty appetite
arrival date a veal cutlet savoury to order
available custard plain to pour a drink
bathroom a dessert a fruit salad to put up at a hotel
breakfast the first course fillet to stay overnight
check in spices gravy to suggest
check out sirloin smoked salmon
closing time a sausage roll tomato sauce
departure date French fries, chips a slice of bread
dinner cheese toast
dormitory tinned fruit an apple pie
equipped with gastronomy a variety of
fill in a form a gourmet
full-board a cake DRINKS
half-board an ice cream
honeymoon a drop of milk alcoholic drinks
included the starter a bottle of
linen bacon and eggs champagne

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 Immigration vocabulary terms pdf list

approval integration to die of hunger

a dissident language barriers to emigrate
a foreigner legal immigrant to enter
a haven literacy tests to flee a country
a majority melting pot to go through the custom
a minority multiculturalism to grant permission to stay
a multi racial society native speaker to head for a country
a passport holder naturalization to increase
a shanty town passport to integrate
a work permit penniless to keep out
American dream persecution to leave one’s native
an emigrant political asylum country
an epidemic poor to limit
an exit visa poverty to mix with, to blend with
an immigrate precarious to naturalize
asylum pull factors to oppress
authorities quota system to patrol
bilingual racism to reduce
border refugee to restrict
border control refugee camp to risk one’s life
citizen separation to seek shelter
citizenship society to send back
country of adoption the immigration policy to settle
cultural identity the slums to smuggle in
deportation tolerant / intolerant to start affresh
destiny, fate tradition to starve
detainee visa to struggle
discriminatory wealth to support
disillusioned segregation to swarm into
ethnic group to travel
false documents USEFUL VERBS to work on the side
family reunification to originate from
famine to adapt
fellow citizen to adapt
fingerprints to adjust to
ghetto to assimilate
green card to be exploited
homeless to be forced to move
host country to be lured by a better life
illegal alien to be persecuted
illegal immigrant to be uprooted
immigration to come in waves
immigration quotas to curtail / to curb
immigration rate immigration
inequality to decrease
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a colour supplement lead story / lead news the news in brief

a columnist lead, space out the power of the press
a disclosure leading article the quality press
a news stall left page / other side the small ads
a periodical line the sports column
a press lord magazine launch the sports editor
a publication magazine publishing through the medium of
a publishing empire magazine section the press
a readership of two monthly title
millions national newspaper title corner
a reviewer newsprint paper to format
a scoop non-paid circulation truthfulness
a special edition pages weekly
a subscriber periodical press well-informed
a subscription popular a news agency/ a press
a tabloid press agency
a women’s magazine press attaché
accurate press freedom USEFUL VERBS
additional professional press
an issue provincial / national press to censor
bi-monthly publication to comment on
bookmark readable to conclude
boring readers to curtail freedom
bottom / top right / left readership to curtail press freedom
censorship recto / first side to defame
consumer magazine right / left hand page to disclose
cover rumour to distribute
daily newspaper scandal sheet to draw attention to
defamation scandalous to gag
flack press serious to influence
fly leaf / first page slanderous to omit
footnote sunday magazine to own
from cover to cover tabloid to print off
glossy technical press to publish
headline the circulation, print run to report facts
heavies the editor to review
hit news the editorial to run a paper
independent the editorial staff to scoop
influential the front page to subscribe to
insert the gutter press to tell lies

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 Law and legals terms vocabulary english
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abused bribe defender hearing

armed robbery bribery defense homicide
a brief capital deliberation house arrest
a case punishment delinquency illegal
a court case-law deportation immunity
a wanton act certificate, deed deposition, imprisonment
abuse certificate, statement inmate
accomplice testimonial disclosure innocent
accused, charge disculpation insider trading
defendant charged DNA instruction
acquittal civil court domestic interrogation
acquitted civil law violence invalidity
acting in concert clerk drug addict investigation
adjournment commission drug trafficking irregularity
administrative rogatory exhibit jail
court common law expiry judge
affirmed compensation eye-witness judgment of non-
aggravating complaint false arrest suit
circumstances conditional false evidence jurisdiction
alibi release federal court juror
alimony confession fee jury
allegation confinement fees paid to the juvenile court
anti-social convicted clerk key witness
behavior counsel file lawsuit
appeal countering final judgment legal
appellant evidence financial legal adviser
arbitration court appearance assistance legal aid
armed robbery court of appeal financial penalty, legal assistance
arrest court records fine legal authority
assault courtroom fine defense
assault and criminal firm legal duty
battery criminal charge force majeure legal fees
assessor criminal law forensic expert legal
attorney general criminal offence forfeiture representative
attorney, lawyer criminal record forgery legal title
authorised damage formal proof life term/life
(représentant death certificate fraud/swindle emprisonment
accrédité death penalty fugitive litigant
autopsy declarant general counsel loophole
bail defamatory good behavior magistrate
bank fraud words good faith magistrate's court
blackmail defendant, guilt medical
breach of trust accused guilty examination
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medical expert process of a court trial judge attorney)
military tribunal profit-seeking try, trial to incriminate
ministry of proof, evidence under oath to inculpate
Justice prosecutor unintentional act to interrogate
misstatement public defender verdict to issue a warrant
mistrial public officer vindicative for somebody's
moral obligation public wanted arrest
motive surveillance warrant to launder
mutual consent rape warrant of arrest to maintain a suit
neglected recidivism witness to make a
negligence record witness stand, testimony
non-profit red-caught witness box to object to a
(association) handed written statement question
non-suit registry of the to plead guilty
nondisclosure court USEFUL to plead non
notice of hearing release VERBS guilty
oath release from to produce to the
offence, crime custody to accuse court
officer of the repeat offender to acquit to prosecute
court request for to appear in court to quash an
opposing counsel judgment to appoint an appeal
paralegal resumption of attorney to refute
penal institution hearing to argue to release a
penal liability right to remain to be found guilty judgment
penalty, silent to blackmail to release on bail
punishment rule to bribe to rely upon a
penitentiary search warrant to bring to justice ground
Administration seizure to certify to reserve a
perjury seizure Warrant to commute a judgment
perpetrator, self-contradiction sentence to seal
offender self-defense to confess to smuggle
perpetuity self-incrimination to confiscate to sue
persistent senior counsel to corroborate to surrender, to
offender senior partner to counterfeit, give up
petty theft sentence falsify to suspect
physical assault settlement to differ to testify
plaintiff sexual assault to disclose a to threat
pleading shop lifter document to try
police officer shop lifting to discontinue to try, bring to
preliminary statement to disculpate / trial
hearing statement of exonerate to use as
premeditated defense to dismiss a claim evidence
presiding judge status hearing to dispose to violate (rights,
presumption of suspect to dispute etc.)
Innocence testimony, to falsify
prior statement statement to find guilty
prisoners’ dock third-party to find non-guilty
probation period liability to give evidence
procedural error transcript of under oath
procedural law testimony to hire (an
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 List of feelings and emotions PDF

downcast, dispirited to fear

a fright to feel blue
a joke to feel depressed
a pessimist to flare up
an optimist to fly into a rage
anger to frown
astonished to giggle
beaming to grieve at sth
dejected, depressed to grieve for somebody
delighted to grin at
dismayed to have a nasty temper
dumbfounded to have an uncontrollable fit of
excited USEFUL VERBS laughter
exciting to infuriate
fear to be afraid of, frightened of to joke
flabbergasted to be angry with to jump/to weep for joy
formidable to be appalled to laugh at, to leer at, to make
frightening, scarry, fearful to be close to, on the verge of fun of
glee tears to live on one’s nerves
gloomy to be feared to lose one’s self- control
happiness to be furious to lose one’s temper
joy to be in a bad mood, temper to revel in (+ing)
pleased with to be optimistic to roar with laughter
pleasure to be overwhelmed with joy to shudder
sadness to be pessimistic to smile at
satisfaction to be saddened by to sob
sorrow to be scared stiff to take offence at
sulky, sullen to be terrified to wail
surprised to be upset to whine about
surprising to beam with joy
terrifying to burst out laughing
terror to complain about
cheerful to die of grief
cheerfulness, brightness to dread (+ing)

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 List of jobs in english pdf

accountant film editor repairman

actor fireman researcher
actress fisherman retailer
adviser fishmonger sailor
air hostess, stewardess, flight attendant sales and marketing person
flight atendant florist scientist
ambulance driver furniture mover scriptwiter
architect gardener sculptor
artist greengrocer seamstress
baker hairdresser secretary
barman, bartender industrial designer security guard
beekeeper / apiarist jeweller service-station attendant
bookseller job shop assistant
builder, bricklayer journalist shop keeper
bus driver judge singer
butcher kitchenhand soldier
buyer lawyer sportsman
cabinet maker librarian strike
cameraman lifeguard surgeon
caretaker / concierge / door- locksmith switchboard operator
keeper lorry driver tailor
carpenter, joiner lumberjack tax-collector
cashier male nurse taxi driver
caterer manager teacher
ceo mayor telephone operator
chairperson mechanic tiler
charwoman / cleaning lady midwife translator
chef miner travel agent
civil servant musician truck driver
cleaner notary typist
company manager nurse veterinary surgeon, vet
confectioner, pastry cook on strike waiter
contractor ophtalmologist waitress
cook optician weatherman
customs officer paedetrician wholesaler
dancer painter woodworker
delivery-man, delivery pharmacist work
driver photographer writer
dentist physiotherapist
developer pilot
director plumber
doctor policeman
driver politician
dry-cleaner postman
dustman, garbageman producer
electrician psychiatrist
engineer publisher
estate agent railway man, railroad man
farmer receptionist
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 Marketing vocabulary list pdf

an item hype SWOT Matrix

a bargain impulse buying target market
a competitor in bulk tender
a discount incentive trade mark
a label, a price tag income trend
a leaflet layout unsold
a marketing stunt/move life cycle upscale
a niche location (on) average
a range loyality card a cash cow
a sample loyalty a challenger
a target luxury a customer satisfaction survey
advertisement mall a data
advertising management margin a field study
services market a gift
advertising poster market intelligence a household
an exhibition market leader a launching
available market price a market segment
best seller marketer a market share
billboard marketing assistant a market survey/study
brand marketing direct a marketing director
brand image marketing positioning a marketing ploy
brand leader mass market a marketing strategy
brand loyalty middleman a point of sale
buy one get one free old-fashioned / out-dated a price cut
buying/spending power online buying a scheme / a strategy
by-product operational marketing a shelf
competitive outlet a stock shortage
competitor / rival / challenger premium price a survey
cost press release a voucher
cost advantage price positionning an advertising campaign
customer price range an age group
customer loyalty product advantage the packaging
dealer product range the supply
demand profit margin
discount price psychological price USEFUL VERBS
distribution channels quality price ratio / value for
eco-friendly money to attract
end display questionnaire to benefit
eye level range to cost
fast-moving consumer goods relay coupon to offer
floor price reliable to position
four Ps retail price to recall
free royalty to supply
full price sales to succeed
gender shortage to withdraw
goods star product
hard sell tactics supply and demand

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 Money banking vocabulary pdf list

banker receipt
a bank rent
a bank account retail bank
a bank note (GB), a bill (US) rubber cheque
a blank cheque salary
a cheque (GB), check (US) saving bank
a cheque book savings
a coin savings account
a current account (GB), a checking account secured credit
(US) statement of account / bank statement
a loan stock exchange
a safe subsidiary
an account term deposit
an ATM (Automated Teller Machine) the change
an overdraft to apply for a loan
balance to ask for security
bank card, ATM card (US) to audit an account
bank cashier to be in the red
bank clerk to be thrifty
bank manager to borrow
bank transfer to buy
banking to buy on credit
cash to cash a cheque
cheap to change money (into Euros)
credit card to charge
currency to deposit money into a bank account
debit, flow to deposit money with a bank
debt to give somebody credit
discount rate to go bankrupt
exchange rate to grant a loan
expensive to invest
fee to issue a cheque, to make out a cheque
financial markets to keep the change
foreign currency, foreign exchange to open an account with
foreign exchange office to pay cash
gold bar to refund
hard currency to save
interest to speculate, gamble
interest rate to spend
mean of payment to withdraw
monetary to write a check
money transaction
money laundering wages
mortgage credit
overdrawn account
pay slip
private bank
rate
real estate loan
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 Natural disasters vocabulary words list
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a natural disaster détruire to flood

a (thunder)storm disaster relief to lie fellow
a casualty list drinking water to ravage
a charity drought to reach safety
a death toll earth quake to rescue
a disaster emergency exit to starve to death
a disaster area extent of damage to submerge
a disaster zone famine to suffer from famine
a downpour fire hose to sweep away
a dry spell flooding to take refuge
a flood food supplies torrentiel
a flooded river fundraising tsunami
a food shipment humanitarian aid volcanic eruption
a food shortage hurricane volunteer
a force 9 gale ladder warning horn
a heat wave lava
a high casualty count medecine
a landslide panic
a lava flow property losses
a man made catastrophe refugee
a natural phenomenon the course of a hurricane
a nonvoluntary agency the epicenter
a recovery program the extent
a relief program the eye of the cyclone
a relocation scheme the Red Cross
a rescue operation the Richter scale
a scarcity of food the rubble
a snowstorm the threat
a tectonic plate to assist the victims
a tidal wave to be ill-fed
a tornado to be ill-nourished
a typhoon to be in critical condition
a volcano eruption to be missing
a volunteer worker to blow
an earth tremor to collapse
an earthquake to crash into
an epidemic to crush
avalanche to damage
blanket to devastate
cyclone to die of hunger
damages to endure a drought
dehydration to erupt
dérailler to evacuate
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 Nature related words list pdf ⛰฀

animals a sunset
a bank a swamp/a marsh
a beach a tornado
a blade of grass a tree
a branch a trunk
a bush a twig
a canyon a valley
a cave a volcano
a cliff a waterfall
a cloud a wave
a clump of grass a wood
a desert an acorn
a downpour an earthquake
a drought an estuary
a fern earth
a field flora and fauna
a fir tree polar
a flood the bark
a forest the canopy
a geyser the coast
a glacier the ecosystem
a grove the flowers
a hill the fog/the mist/the haze
a hot spring the foliage
a hurricane the food chain
a lake the grass
a leaf/leaves (pl.) the ground
a lightning the hail
a maple the heat
a moutain the jungle
a mushroom the land
a pine cone the monsoon
a pine tree the moon
a pond the mud
a quicksand the rain
a rainbow the sand
a raindrop the sap
a redwood the savannah
a river the sea
a rock the shore
a root the sky
a snowflake the snow
a stone the soil/the dirt
a storm the stars
a stream/a creek the sun
a stump the weather
a sunrise the wind

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 Transportation vocabulary PDF list a-z

transportation vocabulary / means of transportation

on board a passenger train
a bend a penalty, a fine
a builder a pilot
a bump a plane disaster
a buoy a platform
a cabin a porthole
a canoe a propeller
a car crash a radar
a car dealer a radar trap
a car driver a reckless driver
a car licence a reef
a compass a return ticket
a connection a road hog
a convertible a roundabout
a crossing a runway
a crossroads a safety belt
a cruising yacht a sail
a deckhand, a sailor a sailor
a dining car a saloon
a direct train a scratch
a distress signal a ship
a domestic flight a show room
a driving instructor a shuttle
a driving school a single ticket
a failing engine a sleeping car
a fast train a sports car
a ferry boat a steward
a flat/punctured tyre a stewardess
a funnel a suburban train
a garage owner a tanker
a gas/petrol station a tunnel
a goods train a ventilation shaft
a harbour a vessel
a heavy sea a waiting room
a helicopter a wing
a high-speed flight a worker
a highway a wreck
a hijacker air safety
a hovercraft air sickness
a jack airport taxes
a jet plane an air fleet
a junction an air terminal
a level crossing an airport
a level crossing an anchor
a lifeboat an emergency exit
a medium-distance/ long distance flight an engineer
a passenger ship, a cruise liner an estate car
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at an average speed of the fare
at full speed the footwalk, the footbridge, the walkway
big waves the gear box
drunk the gear lever
fatal the handbrake
first/second class the helm
fuel the High Speed Train
headlamps the hood
indicators the horn
life jackets the ignition key
maintenance the joystick
off the coast the landing strip
on automatic pilot the luggage
on slippery ground the main deck
on/behind schedule the mast
panic-stricken the mileage indicator
pitching the Navy
rails the nose
reserved seats the number plate (UK), the license plate (US)
restful the passport control
roadholding the reactor
roadsigns the reverse gear
roadworks the ring road
second-hand the road network
severely injured the safety of the passengers
shallow/deep the spare wheel
shock absorbers the speed limits
smooth,calm the station master
sparking plugs the steering wheel
stormy the suspension
the accelerator the tail
the access the tank
the arrival the tarmac
the boot, the trunk the ticket collector
the breath test the timetable
the bridge the toll
the bumper the upper/lower deck
the business class the windscreen
the carburettor vacant
the Channel tunnel windscreen wipers
the clutch pedal with no visibility
the cockpit the roll
the crew
the customs
the dashboard
the departure gate
the departure lounge
the driving licence
the driving mirror, rear-view mirror
the engine
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USEFUL VERBS to have the car serviced
to hijack a plane
to accelerate to hire
to avoid to hit
to be adrift to hoot one's horn
to be delayed to insure the vehicle
to be ejected from to land
to be moored to lose control
to be sea sick to maintain
to be shipwrecked to miss
to board a plane to order
to brake to overtake
to burn to pay half fare
to capsize to pilot
to catch fire to reduce speed
to change at to refund
to change gear to register
to change the oil to repair
to check in to run ashore
to check the tyre pressure to run out of petrol
to come to anchor to sail into/to leave harbour
to connect to to sink
to crash to skid
to cross the Channel to slow down
to delay to take off
to dig to tank up, to fill up
to disembark to threaten
to disintegrate to tighten up security
to drown to tow
to embark to travel by boat
to explode to travel by car
to feel helpless to travel by plane
to fly over to travel by train
to get into first gear to ventilate
to get on board to weigh anchor
to get on/off to whistle
to go on a cruise to yield the right of way to sb
to have a breakdown

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 Words related to environment list pdf

a staunch opponent hard-core environmentalists to curb

a detractor household waste to demand solutions
a game warden in danger of extinction to demonstrate in favour of
a national park industrial waste to deny
a penalty radioactive waste to eradicate
a poacher recycled paper to fine
a poison cloud returnable bottles to forbid, to ban
a power plant, a power station the Department of the to gain in popularity
a pressure group Environment to halt the construction of
a reserve the Environment Protection to launch a petition
a sentence Agency to mate with
a trap the green movement, the to monitor pollution
a wildlife specialist environmental movement, to oppose sb
a zoologist the Ecology Party to poach
an advocate the greenhouse effect to pollute
an argument for/against the ivory trade /the fur trade to process
an ecologist the ozone layer to prove
an environmental law the regulation to purify
an environmental policy the threshold of safety to recycle
an environmental tax tough measures to reduce
an expert waste disposal to regulate
an incineration plant wildlife protection to reintroduce
an incinerator to release CO2
an oil slick USEFUL VERBS to repair the damage
an oil spill, a black tide, a to rescue
spillage to abound to return to the wild
animal-conservation a demonstration to reuse
movements to accuse of to safeguard
biodegradable to ban hunting to save energy
carbon dioxide emissions to be appalled at to slaughter
carbon monoxide to be aware of to sound the alarm
clandestine to be backed by to stalk a prey
coal to be environmental friendly to stir public opinion
crude oil to be threatened with to stop the import
disposable wrapping extinction to subscribe to
ecological to bury to substitute
ecology to campaign for to threaten survival
environmental degradation to claim to treat waste
environmental protection to clean up to treat water
exhaust fumes to control, to check to undergo testing
green consumerism to wipe out a species

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 Words related to film industry list PDF �

Movie vocabulary list: end credits subtitled

a blockbuster final cut subtitles
a box office hit footage talented
a cameo foreground the atmosphere
a close up / a close shot frame the background
a fade out framing the big screen
a film clip in shot the cast
a film company jump cut the climax
a film starring Vin lens the costumes
Diesel as Riddick light the development
a flop lighting the direction
a key moment low angle shot the distribution
a major role main character the field of vision
a minor role movement the film business / industry
a movie buff, a cinema lover, a movie star (male or female) the genre
moviegoer off-camera / outside of frame the hero
a movie theater, a cinema official festival selection the heroine
a pan, a panning shot on location the major film companies
a part, a role on set / studios
a reel original language the making-of
a release date outdoor shooting the pace, rythm of the movie
a remake plot line / plotline the plot
a retake point of view shot the title
a review predictable theme music
a sequel premiere, preview ticket
a setting projection room tilt
a shot, a take projection screen time lapse
a spoiler property, props touching
acting rushes tracking shot
action! scene trailer
actor, actress screen trilogy
an award screening viewer
animation script (film/movie) script viewing / screening
background music seat
badly acted sequence shot JOBS
body double sets, film set an actor
boring shooting, filming a film reviewer, a critic
box office short film a movie star
camera angle showing, playing, on screen a movie star
cameras slow a rising star
casting slow motion a top billing star
critic sound effects an actress
cut! soundtrack assistant director
cutting special effects (special XF) boom operator
depth of field still shot camera operator
dialogue (UK) / dialog (US) stock shot co-star
dubbed story board crew, the film crew
editing story/plot designer
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director of photography TYPES OF FILMS
director, film-maker
dresser a biopic USEFUL VERBS
editor teen movie
executive producer a black-and-white movie to go to the cinema, to the pict
extra, walk-on a chick flick (familier) ures (UK),
female lead, leading actress adventure movie to the movies (US)
film editor an action movie to act, to play, to perform
first cameraman cartoon to award a prize
guest star comedy to be in shot
hair stylist disaster movie to be out of shot
leading part documentary to be shot in the studio
major role drama to be shot on location
make-up artist gangster flick (familier) to co-star with
male lead, leading actor historical film to direct
minor role / supporting role horror movie to direct
movie editor love story to do walk-on parts
producer musical to dub
projectionist psychological drama to edit, to cut
property man (props man/wom road movie to feature
an) science fiction (sci-fi) movie to frame a shot
screenwriter / scriptwriter short film to intercut
shooting team silent movie to pan
sound editor thriller to perform, act
sound recorder / sound- war movie to produce
effects engineer western to produce a film
stunt double to project, to show
stuntman to put a film together
stuntwoman to queue up
supporting actor to release
supporting actress to screen
to sell out
to shoot, to film (a film, a mov
ie, a scene)
to show a movie, a film
to star
to subtitle
to view
to work as an extra
to zoom in / out

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 Words related to travel and tourism �

aquarium a present bed and breakfast

a backpack a public holiday boarding
a bag a receptionist boat
a blanket a safe / deposit box booked
a boarding pass a seaside resort booking
a booking, a reservation a single bedroom by bicycle/bike
a border a sleeping bag by boat
a brochure / a travel brochure a socket by bus
a bus station a souvenir by car
a business trip a swimming-pool by ferry
a camera a tent by motorcycle/motorbike
a camp site a ticket by plane
a compass a ticket collector by train
a complaint a time zone camera
a cottage a tip camping site
a cruise a tour / a package holiday cancelled / delayed
a custom officer a tourist carriage number
a customer a tourist trap cruise
a day trip a touristic attraction cruise ship
a delay a towel currency
a deposit a train station, a railway station custom officer
a double bedroom a travel adaptor customs
a fare a travel agency delayed
a first aid kit a travel agent departure
a flashlight a travel diary destination
a flight a travel insurance direct booking
a foreign country a traveller disabled
a foreigner a twin-bedded room duty free shop
a guest a vaccine ferry boat
a guidebook a youth hostel first class
a highlight abroad flip-flops
a hostel/a backpacker hostel accommodation handbag
a hotel advanced booking required Harbour
a journey air condition (ou 'aircon') hitchhiking
a label airport holidays
a local all inclusive itinerary
a locker an airline jetlag
a luggage an amusement park journey
a map an estate luggage, baggage
a monument an excursion mass tourism
a notepad an information desk mosquito repellent
a passenger an overnight stay notes / coins
a passport arrival on foot
a phone card available one way ticket / single ticket
a phrasebook B&B optional
a pillow baggage hold package holiday, a package
a postcard batteries tour
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package price travel documents to do kayaking
passenger travelbag to do scuba-diving
passport VAT to do some sunbathing
passport control to drop somebody off
phrasebook to explore
places of interest to follow the tourist trail
queue here / wait here to get off the beaten track
rates / fares to get sunburnt
reasonable / exorbitant prices to give a lift to someone
return ticket to go abroad
scuba diving to go camping
sightseeing tour to go on a journey
snorkelling to go on a package holiday
stamps to go on a safari
suncream / sunscreen USEFUL VERBS to go on a tour
sunglasses to go on holidays
the bill to land to go rock climbing
the change go out at night to go sightseeing
the country / countryside to arrive to go skiing
the custom to be insured to go trekking
the deck to be on holiday to hitchike
the hight/ busy - the to be seasick to look around
low season to board to pick somebody up
the local food to book to pitch a tent
the mountains to book to plan / to take a holiday
the reception to camp to relax
the seaside to cancel to rent
the sunrise to cancel a booking to stop over
the sunset to charge to suffer from jetlag
the tourist office to check in to take pictures
the touristic season to check out / to pay the bill to travel
ticket officeu to confirm to travel around the world
toilets to depart, to leave to travel light
tourist information centre to depend on tourism to visit / to go sightseeing
touristic try the local food

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 Routine & daily life vocabulary list pdf

Daily routine to go to school

to go to the disco/nightclub
usually to go to the gym
in the morning to go to the toilet
in the evening to go to work
every morning to groom oneself
I wake up to have a coffee/soda
I take my shower to have a lie-in
I brush my teeth to have a nap
I wash my face to have a rest
I eat breakfast to have a sleepless night
I have coffee to have a snack
I wait for the bus to have a wash
I go to work to have fun
I have lunch to have insomnia
I go home to hurry
I meet some friends to listen to music
I go to the gym to lock the door
I have dinner to make phone calls
I watch TV to make the bed
I read a book to meet friends
I go to bed early/late to open the blinds
to open the curtains
USEFUL VERBS to oversleep
to prepare dinner
to answer messages to put on make up
to be half-asleep to read the paper
to brush one's teeth to rest
to change to shave
to chat to sleep
to come back from school/work to stretch
to dance to study
to discuss to switch the light on/off
to do homework to take a shower
to draw the curtains to take the bus/subway
to dream to tuck in
to dress to undress
to drive to wake up
to dry oneself to walk (going on foot)
to eat breakfast to walk the dog
to eat dinner to walk/stretch one’s legs (taking a walk)
to eat lunch to wash
to fall asleep to watch TV
to feed the cat/dog to water the plants
to get dressed to yawn
to get up
to go home
to go to an evening party
to go to bed
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 � Sports vocabulary PDF list �

archery stadium
athlete surf
badminton swimming
baseball table tennis
basketball tennis
boxing to climb
caving, spelunking to do sport
champion to jog
competition to play golf
cricket volleyball
cross-country skiing water polo
curling weight lifting
cycling windsurfing
dancing wrestling
diving
downhill skiing
fencing
figure skating
football (USA: soccer)
goalkeeper
golf
gymnastics
handball
hockey
horseback riding
ice hockey
ice skating
indoor handball
jogging
judo
motocross
motor racing
mountain climbing/mountaineering
Olympics
polo
rock climbing
roller-skating
rowing
rugby
running
sailing
shooting
ski jumping
skiing
snowboarding
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 The Complete list of Adverbs in English

List of adverbs in English

abnormally lively annoyingly methodically

aboard loftily annually mightily

about longingly anxiously miserably

abroad loosely anyhow mockingly

absentmindedly loudly anyplace monthly

absolutely lovingly anyway morally

abundantly loyally anywhere more

accidentally luckily appreciably moreover

accordingly luxuriously appropriately mortally

acidly madly around mostly

actively magically arrogantly much

actually mainly aside mysteriously

acutely majestically assuredly nastily

admiringly markedly astonishingly naturally

adventurously materially away naughtily

affectionately meaningfully awfully nearby

affirmatively meanly awkwardly nearly

after meantime badly neatly

afterwards meanwhile barely needily

agreeably measurably bashfully negatively

almost mechanically beautifully nervously

already medically before never

always menacingly begrudgingly nevertheless

amazingly merely believably next

angrily merrily believably nicely

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bewilderedly nightly clearly owlishly

bewilderingly noisily cleverly painfully

bitterly normally closely partially

bleakly nosily cloudily patiently

blindly not clumsily perfectly

blissfully now coaxingly physically

boastfully nowadays coincidentally playfully

boldly numbly coldly politely

boyishly obediently colorfully poorly

bravely obligingly comfortably positively

briefly obnoxiously commonly potentially

brightly obviously compactly powerfully

brilliantly occasionally compassionately presently

briskly oddly completely presumably

broadly offensively confusedly prettily

brutally officially consequently previously

busily often considerably primly

calmly ominously considerately principally

candidly once consistently probably

carefully only constantly promptly

carelessly openly continually properly

casually optimistically continuously proudly

cautiously orderly coolly punctually

certainly ordinarily correctly puzzlingly

charmingly outdoors courageously quaintly

cheerfully outrageously covertly quarrelsomely

chiefly outwardly cowardly queasily

childishly outwards crazily queerly

cleanly overconfidently crossly questionably

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cruelly questioningly docilely righteously

cunningly quicker dopily rightfully

curiously quickly doubtfully rightly

currently quietly down rigidly

customarily quirkily dramatically roughly

cutely quite dreamily routinely

daily quizzically during rudely

daintily randomly eagerly ruthlessly

dangerously rapidly early sadly

daringly rarely earnestly safely

darkly readily easily scarcely

dastardly really efficiently scarily

dearly reasonably effortlessly scientifically

deceivingly reassuringly elaborately searchingly

decently recently elegantly secretively

deeply recklessly eloquently securely

defiantly regularly elsewhere sedately

deftly reliably emotionally seemingly

deliberately reluctantly endlessly seldom

delicately remarkably energetically selfishly

delightfully repeatedly enjoyably selflessly

densely reproachfully enormously separately

diagonally resentfully enough seriously

differently respectably enthusiastically shakily

diligently respectfully entirely shamelessly

dimly responsibly equally sharply

directly restfully especially sheepishly

disorderly richly essentially shoddily

divisively ridiculously eternally shortly

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ethically shrilly ferociously subsequently

even shyly fervently substantially

evenly silently fiercely subtly

eventually sleepily fiery successfully

ever slowly finally suddenly

evermore smoothly financially sufficiently

everywhere softly finitely suitably

evidently solemnly fluently superficially

evocatively solidly fondly supremely

exactly sometimes foolishly surely

exceedingly soon fortunately surprisingly

exceptionally specifically frankly suspiciously

excitedly spectacularly frantically sweetly

exclusively speedily freely swiftly

explicitly spiritually frenetically sympathetically

expressly splendidly frightfully systematically

extensively sporadically fully temporarily

externally startlingly furiously tenderly

extra steadily generally tensely

extraordinarily stealthily generously tepidly

extremely sternly gently terribly

fairly still gladly thankfully

faithfully strenuously gleefully then

famously stressfully gracefully there

far strictly gratefully thereby

fashionably structurally greatly thoroughly

fast studiously greedily thoughtfully

fatally stupidly grimly thus

favorably stylishly grudgingly tightly

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habitually today hugely unnecessarily

half-heartedly together humorously upbeat

handily tomorrow hungrily upliftingly

handsomely too hungrily upright

haphazardly totally hurriedly upside-down

happily touchingly hysterically upward

harmoniously tremendously identifiably upwardly

harshly triumphantly idiotically urgently

hastily truly imaginatively usefully

hatefully truthfully immeasurably uselessly

hauntingly twice immediately usually

healthily ultimately immensely utterly

heartily unabashedly impatiently utterly

heavily unaccountably impressively vacantly

helpfully unanimously inappropriately vaguely

helplessly unbearably incessantly vainly

hence unbelievably incorrectly valiantly

highly unemotionally indeed vastly

highly unethically independently verbally

hitherto unexpectedly indoors very

honestly unfailingly indubitably viciously

honestly unfavourably inevitably victoriously

hopelessly unfortunately infinitely vigilantly

hopelessly uniformly informally vigorously

horizontally unilaterally infrequently violently

hourly unimpressively innocently visibly

hourly universally inquisitively visually

how unkindly instantly vivaciously

however unnaturally intelligently voluntarily

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intensely warmly jubilantly wisely

intently weakly judgementally woefully

interestingly wearily justly wonderfully

intermittently weekly keenly worriedly

internally well kiddingly worthily

invariably wetly kindheartedly wrongly

invisibly when kindly yawningly

inwardly where kissingly yearly

ironically while knavishly yearningly

irrefutably whole-heartedly knottily yesterday

irritably wholly knowingly yet

jaggedly why knowledgeably yieldingly

jauntily wickedly lazily youthfully

jealously widely less zanily

jovially wiggly lightly zealously

joyfully wildly likely zestfully

joylessly wilfully limply zestily

joyously willingly

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