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B2 English Vocabulary

Upper Intermediate — understand complex texts and fluent interaction. · 3,029 words

3,029 words

Not wanted or welcome; an unwanted person

GREB2

A building or large room with beds for students or other groups

dorm
TOEFLB2

A person or company that helps people move their belongings; someone who initiates change

B2

Worn and in poor condition; mean or unfair

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To thoroughly repair or renovate; a complete overhaul or revision

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Gentle warmth and affection; physical soreness or sensitivity

TOEFLB2

The most favorable condition; best under given circumstances

optim
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To completely and fundamentally change something

TOEFLB2

A revival or rebirth; the European cultural Renaissance

nat
IELTSTOEFLB2

A judicial officer who handles minor legal cases

maj
IELTSB2

Partly covering or coinciding with something else

TOEFLB2

The state of understanding; the 18th-century movement of reason; spiritual clarity

TOEFLB2

A nobleman of the lowest rank; a powerful business magnate

GREB2

The hard projecting mouth of a bird or similar animal

TOEFLB2

To prove a statement or argument to be false

TOEFLGREB2

Famous, respected, and distinguished in one's field

min
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To feel or express sympathy for another's suffering

path
TOEFLB2

Not given proper care or attention

B2

Involving dishonest deception; false

TOEFLGREB2

To make something an established practice; to place someone in an institution

TOEFLB2

Old-fashioned and no longer current

TOEFLB2

A long thin sharp fragment; to cut into thin strips

GREB2

A small smooth rounded stone shaped by water

TOEFLB2

Resisting or defying authority and control

TOEFLGREB2

An angry argument; to argue or dispute angrily

B2

To swallow quickly in large amounts; a large mouthful

TOEFLGREB2

Relating to earthquakes; having a major widespread impact

IELTSTOEFLGRE

The state of having no limits or end; an infinitely large quantity

fin
GREB2

Fineness or fragility; a choice food; sensitivity in handling matters

GREB2

Using money or resources carefully; not wasteful

nom
IELTSTOEFLGRE

Respect and admiration; to regard with great respect

IELTSTOEFLB2

To subtract an amount from a total

duct
IELTSGREB2

A mass of rock sliding down a slope; an overwhelming electoral victory

land
TOEFLGREB2

To crush by walking heavily on; to treat with contempt

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To impose a penalty for breaking a rule

GREB2

A heavy-bladed tool for chopping; to cut or cancel abruptly

B2

All the plants of a particular region or period

flor
TOEFLGREB2

Showing unfair bias or prejudice against a particular group

GREB2

Head of government in some countries; a senior official; head of a university

IELTSGREB2

A condition of hardship or misfortune; a difficult situation

vers
TOEFLB2

Living forever; a being that never dies

mort
TOEFLGREB2