B2 English Vocabulary

A set of moral principles guiding behaviour

Having real importance or significance; a word functioning as a noun

To grant an honor or title; to discuss or consult with others

The period between sunrise and sunset

To stir up feelings or reactions; to wake from sleep

A small group or cluster of trees

To remove cargo from a vehicle or container

Relating to the teeth or dentistry

Warm and comfortable; snug

Able to be touched; real and concrete

A remarkable or difficult achievement

A flaming stick or electric flashlight; to set fire to

Dried grass used as animal fodder; to cut and dry grass

A woman in a secret relationship with a married man; a woman in authority

To bring to an end; to dismiss from employment

A trial period for a new employee; a legal sentence allowing offenders to remain free under supervision

To destroy something; the remains of something destroyed; a crash or collision

A person who robs at sea or illegally copies protected works; to plunder or reproduce illegally

A person's natural temperament; a tendency or inclination

To weep with convulsive gasps; a cry made while weeping

A serious criminal offense punishable by imprisonment

The ceremonial seat of a monarch; royal power or rank

Relating to rural life or spiritual care; a work depicting idealized country life

A piece of land where fruit or nut trees are grown

A person who officially examines financial accounts; a student attending without credit

The degree to which things can be seen; public awareness

A rotary engine driven by a stream of fluid to generate power

An unexpected problem or reversal that hinders progress

To an exceptional degree; extremely

Confused and unable to understand something

A thin flat cake fried in a pan; to flatten or collapse

An antenna for signals (n.); relating to or in the air (adj.)

Of one's own free will, without compulsion

The leaves of plants or trees collectively

To release or let loose a powerful force

The exercise of power or control over others

Lacking knowledge or education; unaware

To send off quickly; an urgent official message

To conceal identity by changing appearance; clothing or makeup used to hide one's identity

The act of copying; a copy or simulation

A condition causing painful inflammation of the joints

Of or relating to nutrition

The principal church of a bishop's diocese; a large, important church

A person who guards or manages something; something worth keeping

To move in a circle around a central point

To take turns repeatedly; happening by turns

A person who intimidates others; to intimidate or mistreat someone

To make something impure or harmful by introducing toxic matter