The art or practice of taking photographs
A2 English Vocabulary
Elementary — frequently used expressions for routine tasks. · 2,005 words
Something presented as a gift or contribution, especially in a religious context
A meeting or social event; a group of people assembled together
Made by humans rather than nature; fake or forced
A motor vehicle; a car
Foolish or absurd in an amusing way
A love affair; a story of love and adventure; to court someone
A set of tools or equipment for a specific purpose; to equip someone
A person lacking good judgment; to trick or deceive someone
Gently and quietly
A precious gemstone of pure carbon; a rhombus shape
A creative idea or motivating influence
A person from Greece or the Greek language; relating to Greece
Valuable wealth or possessions; to cherish something greatly
Difficult to understand or explain; having unknown qualities
A household appliance for keeping food cool and fresh
A narrow road or passageway; a marked division of a road for traffic
A person from whom one is descended; a forerunner or earlier form
The rate or efficiency of producing goods, services, or results
An insect; an error in a program; to annoy someone
An extra payment or benefit beyond what is expected; a welcome additional advantage.
Against or in conflict with something; having resisted
To destroy or damage severely; the remains of a destroyed structure
Extremely interesting and attractive; captivating
A person who runs or delivers messages; a long narrow rug
A formal test of knowledge or ability
Favouring reform or new ideas; a person with progressive political views
A government department headed by a minister
An edible fungus; to grow or spread rapidly
To heat a liquid to boiling point; cook in boiling water; a pus-filled skin swelling
A sudden shaking of the ground; a major upheaval
A sweet dish served at the end of a meal
A person who catches fish as a job or hobby
A covering for the foot worn inside a shoe; to hit someone hard
A light, gentle wind; something easy to do; to move casually
Not sure or definite; not yet decided
Relating to statistics or numerical data analysis
Of or relating to a monarch or royal family; a member of a royal family
Sudden overwhelming fear or anxiety; to feel or cause such fear
By good luck; luckily
Equal in value or effect; something equal to another