B1 English Vocabulary
Intermediate — handle most travel situations and familiar topics. · 3,118 words
Conforming to the natural usage of a language; using idioms
Toward the outside or away from the centre
The process of compressing something into a denser form
A position as an assistant, especially in a university
Pompous, inflated language that sounds impressive but means little
The process or result of food or goods becoming spoiled
Not able to be refunded
A comprehensive reference work covering many subjects
A person expelled from a country
Marked or emphasized to stand out
In a way that causes distress or upset
Not impressive or remarkable; ordinary
Unfair bias toward one side; a special fondness for something
Redrawing the boundaries of electoral districts
The state of being difficult or impossible to reach or understand
Gradually becoming narrower or smaller toward one end
Not requiring much effort, skill, or patience
In an attractive or pleasing manner
The quality of being able to be transferred or conveyed
Inspiring respect or fear; formidable
To pour liquid carefully from one vessel to another
Impossible to get or acquire
Refusal to conform to accepted practices or standards
Excessive desire to own or control people or things
A person who does not conform to accepted customs or standards
The state of being swollen or expanded by internal pressure
A bird's wing; a small gear wheel; to bind someone's arms
In accordance with established procedures
The imposition of strict order or discipline
The quality of being highly valuable or overly refined
To an enormously great degree
A lack of balance or proportion; an imbalance
A person who harms or exploits others
Lacking originality or creativity
Impossible to take away or transfer
Resembling or full of vapor; misty, hazy, or insubstantial
Not damaged or weakened in any way
Capable of being moved or carried from place to place
In an oppressive, burdensome manner