B2 English Vocabulary
Upper Intermediate — understand complex texts and fluent interaction. · 3,029 words
A piece of armour for protection; to protect from harm
A strong ambition or desire to achieve something
The act of overseeing and directing others' work
A formal criminal charge; a strong condemnation
A person who translates speech between languages; a program that executes code directly
A crash between two or more objects; a conflict
The conduct of international relations; tact in dealing with people
A flat protective floor covering; to become tangled together
The hard outer layer of bread or food; any hard outer surface
A sudden intake of breath from shock; to breathe in suddenly or with difficulty
Not awake or aware; done without intention; the unconscious mind
To follow commands or instructions of an authority
Showing careful thought; considerate of others
A shocking or offensive act; strong indignation; to cause moral shock or anger
The ability to move or be moved freely
A confident declaration or guarantee; self-confidence
To extend across a distance or time period; the full length or duration of something
To stay or remain somewhere longer than expected; to persist
The official building or staff representing one country in another
Not bright; to make less bright; indistinct
Able to be predicted; behaving in an expected way
A component part of a whole; a voter represented by an elected official
A person who tends and cultivates a garden
Wide-ranging and thorough; the act of cleaning with a broom
Controlling or influencing someone or something, often dishonestly; skillful use of the hands
The ability to say clever and amusing things; verbal ingenuity that evokes laughter; (archaic, chiefly in 'to wit') To know; to be aware of
Extraordinarily good; relating to myth or legend
A place where roads cross; a point where lines or shapes meet
The act of leaving a job voluntarily; calm acceptance of something unavoidable
In relation to culture or cultural values
Restoration of friendly relations; making accounts consistent
Not connected to or applicable to the subject at hand