IELTS Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the IELTS exam. · 5,038 words
A person who flies an aircraft or guides ships; to fly or steer; done as a trial
In the end; as the final result
Something given or done to help a cause or achieve a result
To lead or direct someone; a person who shows the way; an informational book
A condition or fact related to an event; one's situation
To slide accidentally; to make a small mistake; a careless error
A proportion expressed as a fraction of 100; a share of a total
The flesh of an animal used as food
The top layer of earth in which plants grow; to make dirty
A fatal immune system disease; to help or assist
A medical operation on the body; the branch of medicine involving operations
Expected to happen or arrive at a certain time; owed as a debt or obligation.; Directly; exactly (used before compass directions).
To hold responsible for something wrong; responsibility for a fault
To roughly calculate the value, size, or amount of something.; An approximate calculation or judgment.
A ball game played on a course with holes; to play golf
To examine carefully in order to discover facts
A part growing from a tree trunk; a division of a larger organization; to divide into parts
Comfort after stress or pain; aid given to those in need
Belonging to a remote historical period; very old
Complete absence of sound; the state of not speaking; to make someone quiet
Relating to Germany, its people, or its language; the German language; a native or inhabitant of Germany; (archaic) having the same parents or grandparents, as in cousin-german
A charge for a service or privilege; to pay for services
Tending to resist change; a person who favors traditional values
A corridor in a building; a large room for gatherings or events
A vast body of salt water; an immense expanse
To have enough money for something; to be able to do something without negative consequences
To verify or establish the truth of something
The measurement of something from end to end; a period or extent
Intelligent; neat and stylish; to feel a stinging pain
To depend on or trust in someone or something
A formal organization; a connection between things or people
Able to change; a quantity that may take different values
The process of noticing or understanding something; a particular viewpoint