B2 English Vocabulary

To wander freely without a fixed destination

A person entitled to inherit property or a title

A mass of bubbles on a liquid; a lightweight cellular material; to produce foam

A formal connection or association between groups or organizations

A structure or pit where the dead are buried

Deserted or forsaken; uninhibited in behavior

Simple and easy; honest and direct

Excitement or eagerness about something expected; advance preparation

To tip over or capsize; to overthrow or reverse a decision

Closely packed and small; to compress; a formal agreement

A written copy of spoken words; an official academic record

To pull with great force; a sudden strong pull; a tugboat

To release energy or fluid; to dismiss from service; fluid emitted from a wound

A seat placed on a horse's back; to put a saddle on; to burden someone

A strong supporter of a party or cause; biased in favor of a group

Likely to suffer from or do something; lying face downward

A flexible tube for carrying water; to spray with a hose

In a forceful or hostile manner

Inspiring awe due to great power or ability; difficult to overcome

The act of keeping someone or something out; being excluded

The act or ceremony of burying a dead person

Strong, energetic, and active; done with great force or enthusiasm

Not wanting to do something; reluctant

A small package; a unit of data in a network

Relating to marriage or the married relationship

The environment and conditions around a person or place

An original model used as a basis for later versions; to build such a model

A material that attracts iron; something with strong attractive power

A feeling that someone or something is worthless; scorn; disrespect toward a court

Occurring or varying according to the season

The power to produce a desired result

An expert in the study of human beings and their societies

A self-contained unit or component of a larger system

The state of having power or supremacy over others

More than enough; plentiful

Having great power or effect

To cry out suddenly from strong emotion

Unfavorable or harmful; acting against one's interests

To describe something as larger or worse than it really is

Having a conclusive effect; able to make firm decisions quickly

A curved structure spanning an opening; to bend into a curve; playfully mischievous

Armed resistance against authority; open defiance of control

To run quickly; a short fast run; a punctuation mark

Clearly and obviously

The mechanism or action for controlling direction

Done on purpose; to think carefully before deciding

Invented and not real; relating to fiction

A solemn promise or pledge; a swear word