B2 English Vocabulary

Lack of knowledge or education

Relating to cells; a mobile phone

Having sufficient skill or knowledge to do something well

Reverence shown to a deity; to perform religious devotion

A remarkable accidental occurrence of events at the same time

Relating to or associated with women; the feminine gender

A fee paid for education; private teaching or tutoring

The act of doing or saying something again

To pierce with a sharp weapon; an act of stabbing; a sudden sharp pain

A type of electromagnetic wave; a microwave oven; to cook in a microwave oven

To carry out an obligation or desire; to bring to completion

To make dishonest or immoral; dishonest and willing to accept bribes; containing errors

Not well known; hard to understand; to hide or conceal

An impressive public display or scene; an embarrassing scene

A sudden feeling of excitement; to cause great excitement or pleasure

A person's general attitude or point of view; a prospect or expectation for the future; a place from which to observe

A portable computer small enough to use on one's lap

Enjoyable leisure activity done for relaxation or amusement

To inhale through the nose to smell; a short nasal inhalation

A pointed circular shape; a pine tree's seed structure

See-through, clear; obvious or easy to understand; open and public

The process of arranging things into groups or categories

A serious effort toward a goal; to try strenuously

Contrary to reason or common sense; ridiculous; the philosophical concept of life's meaninglessness

To push or drive forward with force; a forceful push or propulsive force

Joined as allies; related or connected

A strong desire to do something one should avoid; something that entices

A person who directs an orchestra; a fare collector on transport; a material that transmits electricity

A comparison highlighting similarity between two things, used for explanation

To improve or replace with a better version; an improvement

To show clearly; clearly obvious; a list of cargo or passengers

Relating to leisure activities and enjoyment

To pass the tongue over something; an act of licking

Having received a good education; knowledgeable

Mainly or for the most part

Very strong or powerful; very (adv.)

A very stupid or foolish person

A country's military sea force; dark blue color

To an adequate or enough degree

A nocturnal bird of prey with large forward-facing eyes

To cut with a sweeping stroke; to reduce sharply; the punctuation mark /

Into very small pieces; in an elegant or skillful manner

Communication by letters; similarity or agreement between things

A blood vessel from the heart; a major road or transport route

A thin fog of water droplets near the ground; to become covered with fine droplets

Modest and not arrogant; to make someone feel less proud

The flesh around the teeth; a sticky plant substance; chewing gum

The industry of catching fish; a place where fish are caught