B2 English Vocabulary

To consider or regard something in a particular way

To move secretly to avoid detection; a stealthy or underhanded person

A person who listens to a speech or broadcast

A trusted guide or advisor; to guide and advise someone

More than what is necessary or reasonable; too much

A monument or ceremony honoring someone; serving as a commemoration

A curved bone from the spine; to tease someone

The powdery residue left after burning; a type of hardwood tree

Extra or available for use; to do without or give up; to show mercy

A place where the dead are buried

Intentionally; in a careful, unhurried manner

The state of being widely known and celebrated

Remarkably noticeable or impressive; on strike

A fee for using a road or bridge; loss caused by disaster; to ring a bell slowly

The outer edge of a circular object; to form an edge around something

Causing or feeling distrust or doubt

A small organized group of people with a common purpose

To close and reopen eyes quickly; to flash on and off

Meeting the necessary conditions to qualify for something

A place of safety and protection from danger

A large public gathering for a cause; to come together or recover strength

A person who makes laws, especially a member of a legislature

To guide the direction of a vehicle or vessel; a piece of advice

An opening for escape or release; a means of expression; an electrical socket

A person or company that sells goods or services

Not damaged or altered in any way; complete

To crush food with the teeth; the act of chewing

A public sale to the highest bidder; to sell at auction

The forming of an idea; the beginning of pregnancy

One's inner sense of right and wrong

A limitation or restriction on freedom or actions

To a notably large degree; significantly

The large-scale buying and selling of goods; trade

A person who advocates equal rights for women; relating to feminism

An organized journey for exploration or military purposes; speed

A cover for a container; an eyelid

Unable to speak; silent; (informal) stupid

The process of changing from one form or belief to another

A person who supports an artist or cause; a regular customer

A hoofed mammal related to sheep; a scapegoat

A poor agricultural worker or small farmer; an uncouth person

Clean and tidy; skillfully done; (of drinks) undiluted

At a previous time; in the past

A woman whose husband has died; to make someone a widow or widower

A sudden urge to act; a sudden driving force

Logically sound; legally acceptable; well-founded

To fly high effortlessly; to rise rapidly

To pass into law; to perform or act out