Noon; twelve o'clock in the day
A2 English Vocabulary
Elementary — frequently used expressions for routine tasks. · 2,005 words
A person who cuts hair and trims beards (n.); to cut someone's hair (v.)
The act of deliberately keeping away from something
A small wingless blood-sucking insect that can jump
Providing surprising information; showing more of the body than usual
Unique or extraordinary; the grammatical form referring to one person or thing
A contradiction or lack of harmony between things
A refrigerator; an appliance for keeping food cold
A cabinet with shelves for storing food or dishes
A person or tool that cuts things
To sway unsteadily; to hesitate or be indecisive
A material covering the inside surface of something
To begin or start
Not having a husband or wife; single
Not in good health; harmful to well-being
A person who steals using force or threats
Suggesting evil, danger, or harm; ominous
Existing in large amounts; abundant
Official permission or approval to do something
A chair with arm supports; describing uninvolved theorizing
The difference in electrical potential between two points
Attractive and tempting; appealing
To irritate or bother someone
Neat and orderly; to make neat; a container for odds and ends
A large sweet fruit with a hard rind
A loud noise; an illegal scheme; a sports bat
In a clearly noticeable manner; distinctly
Abandoned and empty of people
Travelling or racing on water using sails; navigation
Capable of being adjusted or regulated
Not moving; fixed in place
A liquid soap for washing hair; to wash hair with shampoo
Not diluted; intensely focused
The act of seizing something; attractive or charming
Of or relating to this world, not heaven
Having a physical or mental disability; disabled people as a group
For reasons that are easy to understand or sympathize with