A1 English Vocabulary
Beginner — basic everyday expressions and simple phrases. · 1,638 words
A group of items gathered together; the act of collecting
A room used for preparing and cooking food
To desire something; to express a desire or hope; A desire or hope for something
A picture made with paint; the art of creating such pictures
The opening in the face for eating and speaking; the place where a river meets the sea; to utter words
a publication with news, usually printed daily or weekly
a pleased facial expression; to make such an expression
Attracting and holding attention or curiosity
Having a lot of money; abundant; having a full, intense flavour
The main meal of the day, usually in the evening; a formal meal
To go from one place to another, especially over a distance; The act of traveling; journeys from place to place
Brought into life; having an innate quality from birth
Moving air or a current of air; to cause breathlessness or to coil around something
A small piece of metal used for opening a lock.; Something that is essential for achieving or understanding something.; A button on a keyboard or musical instrument.; Very important; essential.
Moving or able to move quickly.; Quickly; at high speed.; To abstain from eating for religious, health, or other reasons.; A period of abstaining from food.
By oneself, solitary; By oneself; apart from, or exclusive of, others; solo
the ability to speak; a formal talk given to an audience
having achieved one's goal; marked by success
The upper house of a legislature; an institutional governing body
a place where people pay to eat meals
A feathered, winged animal; its flesh as food
The point where two lines or walls meet (n.); to trap or force into a difficult position (v.)
To cause physical or emotional pain; an injury or wound
The atmosphere above the Earth as seen from the ground
The number 9
To engage in conversation (with); Expression and exchange of individual ideas through talking with other people; also, a set instance or occasion of such talking
to make physical contact; to affect emotionally; the sense of feeling
to rest with reduced consciousness; the state of such rest
Of or relating to Great Britain; the British people
A temporary outdoor accommodation; to live in a tent; exaggeratedly theatrical
The organ in the skull controlling thought and movement; intelligence
The part of the day from noon or lunchtime until sunset, evening, or suppertime or 6pm; (more often in the plural) In the afternoon
First-person singular present of 'be'; before noon (a.m.)
Saturday and Sunday at the end of the working week
feeling regret; used to express apology
A device for moving air; an enthusiastic admirer; to blow air on something
An opening or hollow space in or through something