IELTS Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the IELTS exam. · 5,038 words
An official document certifying a fact or qualification; to issue such a document
A roadside hotel for motorists with easy parking access
Very serious or severe; sharp and perceptive; (of illness) sudden and intense
A person or thing that came before another in a role or sequence
Young or immature; a young person below the age of legal responsibility
A long formal dress; an official robe for judges or academics
To stop or cause to stop; a pause in movement
Banishment from one's home country; to banish someone
A group of singers; the repeated part of a song; to say or sing together
A loud deep sound; to make such a sound
Funny or relating to comedy; a comedian or comic book
An ornamental water feature shooting jets of water; a natural spring
Retaliation for a perceived wrong; to take retaliatory action
Having a sharp acidic taste; to become rancid or unpleasant
Based on observation or experiment rather than theory
Care taken to avoid danger; to warn someone of risk
To entice or attract; something used to tempt
To gather information from various sources; to translate source code into machine code
To appear threatening or imminent; a weaving machine
A walking stick or plant stem; to beat with a cane
To shape metal by heating; to make a fraudulent copy; a metalworking furnace
A major discovery or achievement; characterized by significant progress
Attractively thin; very small in amount; to lose weight
Worth having or choosing; pleasing and attractive
Rural land outside towns and cities
An organised group of singers, especially in a church
Moving upward or increasing; a rebellion
Conforming to established or traditional beliefs and practices