B2 English Vocabulary
Upper Intermediate — understand complex texts and fluent interaction. · 3,029 words
To deal with a problem; to bring someone to the ground in sport; equipment or gear
The quality of being worthy of respect; calm and serious manner
A large farm building for storing crops or sheltering animals
A situation with only difficult choices
Something contributed or entered into a system; to enter data into a computer
To travel by boat or ship; a fabric used to catch wind and propel a boat
Covered in blood; involving bloodshed; used as an intensifier
Taking money from an account; retreating or pulling back; physical symptoms from stopping drug use
A structure where birds raise young; a cozy home; to build or settle into a nest
Completely and carefully; absolutely
To strongly disapprove of; to declare guilty or unfit
Expecting the best possible outcome; hopeful
To provide with necessary tools, skills, or resources
A large wild pack-hunting canine; to eat greedily
A frame for storing objects; to cause great pain or distress
Clothes worn to represent a character or period; to dress in costume
To smile broadly showing the teeth; such a smile
The legal state of being unable to pay one's debts
A substance that stimulates immunity against a disease
Petty malice or desire to hurt someone; to deliberately annoy or thwart
To grip firmly; to understand; one's grip or understanding
A surprising or enlightening disclosure; the act of revealing something unknown
A donkey; a stupid person; (vulgar) the buttocks
By the side of; together with
Strikingly foreign or unusual; a non-native organism or person
The upper part of the leg between hip and knee
A person who organizes and coordinates activities or people
Not religious; relating to worldly rather than sacred matters
A secret plan by a group to do something harmful or illegal
Working properly; designed to be practical and useful
A light, silvery metallic element (symbol Al); American spelling of aluminium
The bony structure of the head; a symbol of death
To handle skillfully; to control or influence someone unfairly
A member-owned business; willing to work with others
A person who actively works in a profession, especially medicine or law