B1 English Vocabulary

A hospital room; an administrative district; to fend off danger

Armed conflict or struggle between opposing forces

A sudden loud noise or hard hit; to strike noisily; directly

A scientist who studies living organisms

Relating to money or currency

The state of being successful and wealthy

Not sharp or interesting; lacking brightness; to blunt or soften

Not genuine; a forgery or imitation; to counterfeit or pretend

Feeling pleased that one's needs are met; convinced

Having merit or value; deserving; an eminent person

The likelihood of something happening; a mathematical measure of chance

The practice of cultivating land and raising livestock

An economic system based on private ownership and profit

Giving or containing advice; an official public warning

A cure or solution; to correct a problem

Lack of power or skill to do something

A handwritten or typed original document or text; handwritten

Feeling optimistic about the future; a person likely to succeed

A difference of opinion or a dispute

Required by law or authority; compulsory

Entirely; solely

To jump headfirst into water or plunge downward; such a jump or plunge

To promote a product or service publicly to attract buyers

Having a bright, polished surface that reflects light

To knock unconscious; to shock or amaze greatly

A feeling of fondness or love toward someone

A person who studies philosophy and seeks wisdom

Regular observation to detect changes

A bean-shaped organ that filters blood and produces urine; also eaten as food

The quality of being morally good; an exclamation of surprise

The process of recovering from illness or injury; having curative properties

The study of the Earth's physical features and human environments

A glass structure for growing plants in a controlled warm environment

A person from Australia; of or relating to Australia

A group of animals moving together; to drive or gather into a group

In a positive or certain manner; used for emphasis meaning absolutely

A fluid used for writing or printing; to apply ink or sign a document

Severe suffering or danger; to cause someone anxiety or pain

The process of adjusting to new conditions; a reworked version of a creative work

A desire to eat; any strong craving or longing

The process of rebuilding something; a recreation of a past event

A person who watches an event without taking part

The process of resolving a dispute through a court of law

An icy celestial body with a glowing tail, orbiting the Sun

To lose blood from a wound; to extort money from someone

To be unable to breathe; to block a passage; a device controlling air intake

The act of keeping something safe from harm or decay

Turning around a centre or axis; a regular alternation of duties