📚 Vocabulary (1319 lessons)
Vocabulary lessons cover the words you meet every day. Each entry gives the meaning and an example sentence so you can use the word right away.
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- Beginner (A1) · 285 lessons
- Elementary (A2) · 325 lessons
- Intermediate (B1) · 339 lessons
- Upper-Intermediate (B2) · 213 lessons
- Advanced (C1–C2) · 157 lessons
Beginner Vocabulary · A1
happy (adj.)
feeling pleasure or joy
big (adj.)
large in size
friend (n.)
a person you like and know well
family (n.)
parents, children and relatives
eat (v.)
to put food in your mouth and swallow
drink (v.)
to take liquid into your mouth
house (n.)
a building where people live
school (n.)
a place where children learn
work (v.)
to do a job or activity
water (n.)
clear liquid essential for life
food (n.)
what people and animals eat
beautiful (adj.)
very pleasing to look at
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Elementary Vocabulary · A2
borrow (v.)
to take something and give it back later
lend (v.)
to give something for a short time
enjoy (v.)
to get pleasure from something
decide (v.)
to make a choice
explain (v.)
to make something clear
travel (v.)
to go from one place to another
visit (v.)
to go to see a person or place
invite (v.)
to ask someone to come to an event
expensive (adj.)
costing a lot of money
dangerous (adj.)
likely to cause harm
healthy (adj.)
in good physical condition
journey (n.)
an act of travelling from one place to another
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Intermediate Vocabulary · B1
achieve (v.)
to succeed in reaching a goal
appreciate (v.)
to value or be grateful for
approach (v.)
to come near; to deal with
available (adj.)
able to be used or obtained
avoid (v.)
to stay away from
benefit (n.)
a helpful result
concern (n.)
worry; something that matters
consider (v.)
to think carefully about
convince (v.)
to make someone believe
currently (adv.)
at the present time
demand (n.)
a strong request; need
reliable (adj.)
can be trusted
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Upper-Intermediate Vocabulary · B2
ambiguous (adj.)
having more than one possible meaning
coherent (adj.)
logical and well organised
compelling (adj.)
very convincing or interesting
contemporary (adj.)
belonging to the present time
crucial (adj.)
extremely important
diminish (v.)
to become or make smaller
elaborate (v.)
to give more detail
emphasise (v.)
to give special importance to
feasible (adj.)
possible to do
fluctuate (v.)
to change often
inevitable (adj.)
certain to happen
inherent (adj.)
existing as a natural part
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Advanced Vocabulary · C1–C2
ubiquitous (adj.)
present everywhere
ephemeral (adj.)
lasting a very short time
pragmatic (adj.)
practical rather than idealistic
nuance (n.)
a subtle difference
paradigm (n.)
a typical model or pattern
ostensibly (adv.)
apparently, but perhaps not truly
exacerbate (v.)
to make worse
juxtapose (v.)
to place side by side for contrast
ameliorate (v.)
to make better
capricious (adj.)
changing suddenly and unpredictably
conundrum (n.)
a confusing problem
eloquent (adj.)
fluent and persuasive in speech