IELTS Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the IELTS exam. · 5,038 words
Mental or emotional strain; physical tightness or pulling force; conflict between opposing forces
To annoy or disturb; trouble or inconvenience
A reduction in expenditure (n.); economical (adj.)
To curve or cause to curve; a curved section of a road or river
A police officer; to arrest or obtain something
To multiply by two; twice the amount; consisting of two matching parts
The language of Spain and Latin America; relating to Spain
The process of changing from one state or stage to another
The state of being real or alive
A book for photos or stamps; a music collection released together
To fasten with a lock; a device for securing a door; a canal gate section
Opposition to something; a force that opposes motion or change
The act of finding something new; something newly found
Being unprotected from harm; the act of revealing something; photographic exposure
the exchange of goods for money; a period of reduced prices
Large and impressive; one thousand dollars or pounds
A cutting tool or weapon with a sharp blade; to stab or cut with a knife
Fine dry particles floating in the air or settling on surfaces (n.); to remove dust (v.)
A short coat worn over a shirt; a protective outer cover
Not very often; seldom
Very many; existing in large numbers
Controlled behaviour or self-control; a field of study; to train or punish
In or to some other place
Based on real situations rather than theory; effective and useful
In addition to what has been said; furthermore
A person who freely offers their time or service; to offer to do something without being asked