B1 English Vocabulary
Intermediate — handle most travel situations and familiar topics. · 3,118 words
The practice or spirit of voluntary service to others
Easily influenced by others or experiences
Clumsy and lacking grace
Having a jagged, saw-like edge
The origin or source of something; the tracing of a word's etymology
Relating to a fraction; very small or partial
The act of bringing under forcible control; domination
The habit of unnecessarily delaying tasks
Likely to decay quickly; food or goods that spoil rapidly
Not meeting professional standards; inappropriate in the workplace
Polite good wishes; respect and esteem
Causing fright or terror; dreadful; also used informally to mean extreme or very bad
To load with too much work or responsibility; excess burden
A concluding passage in music; any concluding section
The quality or degree of being selective
To be excessively fond of someone; to show mental decline in old age
Safe for drinking; a drinkable liquid
Lying or extending across something; at right angles to the long axis
Maintained at increased pressure
In a shaky or unstable manner
A decline or loss from an expected level of performance or achievement
In a way that requires great effort
Able to be pulled back or folded in
A layer of ice crystals on surfaces; freezing cold weather
In an appropriate or suitable manner
Moderation and self-restraint; abstinence from alcohol
A substance that removes something; a person who moves furniture
A person who opposes or objects to something
Able to be moved or legally passed to another
Occurring in irregular, intermittent bursts
A spiral tool for boring holes in wood or ground; to drill with such a tool
A device used to inject a substance
The quality of being fair and unbiased
Protection from attack; a justification or argument; the defending side
Showing excessive love and affection
To treat someone as a mere object; to make abstract ideas concrete
The condition of having little or no hair on the head
Showing deep respect and awe