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Word ranking
Ranked by how often each word appears in film and television subtitles — the first 15,258 spellings, from the ones you cannot avoid to the ones you will only ever read. Words the frequency norms never measured follow at the end, A to Z.
One of the most common words in English
- 1doTo perform an action, a job or a task.A16.8
- 2noUsed to refuse something, to disagree, or to deny what has been said.A16.8
- 3knowTo have information or a fact in your mind.A16.8
- 4likeTo find something or someone pleasant.A16.6
- 5rightCorrect; with no mistakes in it.A16.6
- 6goTo move from here to another place.A16.6
- 7comeTo move toward the speaker, or toward the place being talked about.A16.5
- 8oneThe number 1, the first and smallest whole counting number.A16.5
- 9wellIn a good way; to a good standard.A16.5
- 10wantTo wish to have or do something.A16.4
- 11thinkTo have an opinion or belief.A16.4
- 12goodOf a standard that pleases you; enjoyable.A16.4
- 13seeTo notice something with your eyes.A16.4
- 14letTo allow someone to do something.A16.4
- 15willUsed before another verb to talk about something in the future.A16.3
- 16backTo or towards the place or the state that something was in before.A16.3
- 17yesUsed to agree, to say that something is true, or to accept what is offered.A16.3
- 18lookTo turn your eyes towards something deliberately.A16.3
- 19timeWhat passes and what clocks measure.A16.3
- 20takeTo reach out and get hold of something with your hands.A16.3
- 21manAn adult male person.A16.3
- 22tellTo give someone information in words.A16.2
- 23sayTo speak words out loud.A16.2
- 24reallyTruly; in fact.A16.2
- 25downThe soft fine feathers under a bird outer feathers, used to fill jackets and bedding.A16.2
- 26makeTo produce or build something that did not exist before.A16.1
- 27neverAt no time; not once.A16.1
- 28needTo be unable to live, work or continue without something.A16.1
- 29meanTo have a particular sense, or to have a particular intention.A26.1
- 30giveTo hand something to someone so that it becomes theirs.A16.1
- 31sorrySaid to apologise for something you have done or for getting in someone's way.A16.1
- 32loveA deep, warm feeling of care for another person.A16.0
- 33thankTo tell someone you are grateful for something they did.A16.0
- 34peopleHuman beings; more than one person.A16.0
- 35pleaseAdded to a request to make it polite.A16.0
- 36sureHaving no doubt about something.A16.0
- 37thingAn object that is not being named exactly.A16.0
- 38twoThe number 2.A16.0
- 39maybePossibly; nobody is sure.A16.0
- 40godA being worshipped as having power over nature and people.A16.0
- 41helpTo make something easier for someone by doing part of it or giving what they need.A16.0
- 42callTo telephone someone.A15.9
- 43evenUsed to show that what follows is surprising or extreme.A25.9
- 44nightThe dark hours between evening and morning.A15.9
- 45findTo get to something or someone you were looking for.A15.9
- 46firstComing before everyone and everything else.A15.9
- 47putTo move something to a place and leave it there.A15.9
- 48waitTo stay where you are, or do nothing, until something happens.A15.9
- 49thoughtAn idea passing through the mind.A25.9
- 50betterOf higher quality, skill or value than something else.A15.9
- 51dayA period of twenty-four hours.A15.9
- 52lifeThe state of being alive.A25.9
- 53stillContinuing up to now, and not finished.A25.9
- 54workTo do a job, especially one you are paid for.A15.9
- 55homeThe place where you live.A15.9
- 56guyA man, informally.A15.9
- 57lastComing after all the others in order or time.A15.9
- 58newRecently made, bought or created; not used before.A15.9
- 59keepTo continue to have something rather than give it away or lose it.A15.8
- 60stopTo cease moving or cease doing something.A15.8
- 61bigLarge in size or amount.A15.8
- 62longMeasuring a lot from one end to the other.A15.8
- 63alwaysEvery time, on every occasion.A15.8
- 64moneyCoins, notes and their electronic equivalent, used to buy things.A15.8
- 65nameWhat somebody or something is called.A15.8
- 66believeTo accept that something is true.A15.8
- 67feelTo experience a physical sensation or an emotion.A15.8
- 68fineAll right; good enough; neither ill nor unhappy.A15.8
- 69oldHaving lived or existed for a long time.A15.8
- 70helloA greeting used when you meet somebody.A15.8
- 71kindA group of things that are the same in some way; a sort.A25.8
- 72lotA large amount or number of something.A15.8
- 73girlA female child.A15.8
- 74leaveTo go away from a place or a person.A15.8
- 75badOf poor quality, or unpleasant.A15.7
- 76fatherYour male parent.A15.7
- 77hearTo notice a sound through your ears, without trying to.A15.7
- 78listenTo pay careful attention to a sound on purpose.A15.7
- 79rememberTo keep something in your mind and bring it back later.A15.7
- 80threeThe number after two.A15.7
- 81boyA male child.A15.7
- 82wrongNot correct; containing a mistake.A15.7
- 83babyA very young child who cannot yet walk or talk.A15.7
- 84houseA building made for people to live in.A15.7
- 85mayUsed to say something is possible, or to ask for and give permission.A25.7
- 86stayTo keep being where you are instead of leaving.A15.7
- 87enoughAs much or as many as is needed.A15.7
- 88careTo feel that someone or something matters to you.A25.7
- 89courseA set of lessons on one subject, taken over a fixed period.A15.7
- 90leftOn the side of the body where the heart is.A15.7
- 91mindThe thinking, feeling and remembering part of a person.A15.7
- 92showTo let someone see something.A15.7
- 93askTo put a question to someone.A15.7
- 94carA four-wheeled road vehicle for a small number of people.A15.7
- 95motherThe woman who gave birth to you.A15.7
- 96tryTo make an effort to do something, knowing it may not work.A15.7
- 97understandTo see clearly what something means.A15.7
- 98hellDropped in after the question word, or before the thing being described, to sharpen it and show irritation or disbelief.B25.7
- 99missTo fail to hit, catch or reach something.A15.7
- 100guessTo give an answer without knowing for sure.A15.7
- 101killTo make a person, animal or plant die.A25.7
- 102ownTo have something as your legal property.A15.7
- 103worldThe earth and everybody living on it.A15.7
- 104deadNo longer living.A15.7
- 105elseOther than the one already mentioned.A15.7
- 106realActually existing, not imagined or invented.A15.7
- 107holdTo keep something in your hands or arms.A15.6
- 108morningThe early part of the day, before midday.A15.6
- 109roomA separate space inside a building.A15.6
- 110todayOn this day; on the day that is happening now.A15.6
- 111womanAn adult female person.A15.6
- 112friendA person you like, trust, and spend time with.A15.6
- 113jobThe paid work someone does regularly.A15.6
- 114moveTo change position, or go from one place to another.A15.6
- 115sameNot different in any way from another thing, or from how it was before.A15.6
- 116bestOf the highest quality; better than all the others.A15.6
- 117sonA person's male child, at any age.A15.6
- 118sawA tool with a toothed blade for cutting wood.A15.6
- 119readyFully prepared, with nothing left to do first.A15.6
- 120wholeComplete, with no part left out.A25.6
- 121minuteSixty seconds.A15.6
- 122togetherWith each other, in one place or as one group.A15.6
- 123excuseA reason given to explain a fault or a failure to do something.B15.6
- 124havenA place of safety and shelter.B15.6
- 125headThe top part of the body, holding the brain.A15.6
- 126matterTo be important.A25.6
- 127ideaA thought or suggestion that comes into your mind, especially a plan or a solution.A15.6
- 128familyThe group of people you are related to.A15.5
- 129meetTo come to the same place as someone, by arrangement or by chance.A15.5
- 130playTo do something for enjoyment, with no purpose beyond the enjoyment.A15.5
- 131liveTo have your home in a particular place.A15.5
- 132runTo move on foot faster than walking, with both feet off the ground between steps.A15.5
- 133useTo do something with an object, a method or a skill in order to get a result.A15.5
- 134wifeThe woman somebody is married to.A15.5
- 135startTo begin doing something.A15.5
- 136tomorrowOn the day after today.A15.5
- 137happyFeeling good and pleased.A15.5
- 138problemSomething wrong that needs to be put right.A15.5
- 139schoolA place where children go to learn.A15.5
- 140watchTo look at something for a while, especially something that moves or changes.A15.5
- 141actuallyIn fact, as against what was assumed.A25.5
- 142bringTo carry or lead someone or something to the place where you are going.A15.5
- 143businessThe activity of making, buying and selling for money.A15.5
- 144hopeThe feeling that a good outcome is still possible.A25.5
- 145openTo move a door, lid, or cover so that a thing can be got into or passed through.A15.5
- 146aloneWith nobody else present.A25.5
- 147causeTo make something happen.A25.5
- 148hardFirm and solid; not soft or easily pressed in.A15.5
- 149sitTo rest your body on a chair or other surface, with your weight off your legs.A15.5
- 150stuffThings in general: possessions, materials or activities.A25.5
- 151turnTo change the direction you are facing or moving in.A15.5
- 152fewNot many; hardly any — with a note of disappointment in it.A25.5
- 153honeyThe golden sweet liquid that bees make.A15.5
- 154doorA movable barrier you open to enter a room or building.A15.5
- 155agoBack in time from now.A15.5
- 156faceThe front of a person's head, from the chin to the hair.A15.5
- 157fiveThe number 5.A15.5
- 158worryTo keep thinking about something bad that might happen, and to feel anxious because of it.A25.5
- 159beautifulGiving great pleasure to look at.A15.5
- 160brotherA boy or man with the same parents as you.A15.5
- 161caseOne example of a situation, or the situation itself.B15.5
- 162checkTo look at something to make sure it is correct, safe or working.A25.5
- 163handThe part at the end of the arm, with five fingers.A15.5
- 164probablyVery likely, though not certain.A15.5
- 165secondA unit of time; sixty of them make a minute.A15.5
- 166crazyCompletely lacking sense; wild or reckless.A25.4
- 167forgetTo fail to remember something you knew.A15.4
- 168hitTo strike someone or something with your hand or an object.A15.4
- 169lostUnable to find the way.A25.4
- 170yearTwelve months; the time the earth takes to circle the sun.A15.4
- 171lateArriving or happening after the expected time.A15.4
- 172phoneA device for calls, messages and much else.A15.4
- 173dealAn agreement, especially one about business or money.B15.4
- 174dieTo stop living.A15.4
- 175doctorThe person you visit when you are ill; they help you get better.A15.4
- 176easyNeeding little effort or skill.A15.4
- 177partA piece or portion of something larger.A15.4
- 178fourThe number after three.A15.4
- 179happenTo take place; to occur.A15.4
- 180payTo give money for goods, work or a service.A25.4
- 181soonIn a short time from now.A15.4
- 182eatTo take food into the mouth, chew it and swallow it.A15.4
- 183mineThe one that belongs to me.A15.4
- 184trueAgreeing with the facts; not false.A15.4
- 185afraidFeeling fear; wanting to hide or run away.A15.4
- 186drinkTo take liquid into the mouth and swallow it.A15.4
- 187exactlyWith complete accuracy, in every detail.A25.4
- 188heartThe organ in the chest that pumps blood.A15.4
- 189hurtSuffering pain or damage in the body.A15.4
- 190townA place with streets and shops, bigger than a village.A15.4
- 191whateverNo matter what.A25.4
- 192youngHaving lived or existed for only a short time.A15.4
- 193anywayUsed to return to the main point after a digression.A25.4
- 194chanceA moment when something becomes possible for you.A25.4
- 195changeTo become different, or to make something different.A15.4
- 196marriedHaving a husband or a wife.A15.4
- 197numberA word or sign that says how many.A15.4
- 198readTo look at written words and understand them.A15.4
- 199weekSeven days in a row.A15.4
- 200funEnjoyable and light-hearted.A15.4
- 201gameAn activity with rules played for fun or to win.A15.4
- 202partyA gathering held for enjoyment.A15.4
- 203pointTo show where something is by holding out a finger.A15.4
- 204policeThe people in uniform who keep order and investigate crime.A15.4
- 205wishTo want something that is unlikely or impossible.A25.4
- 206wordThe smallest unit of language that can stand alone and carry a meaning.A15.4
- 207cutTo divide or open something with a blade.A15.4
- 208setTo put something somewhere carefully, or arrange it ready for use.A25.4
- 209shotThe firing of a gun.B15.4
- 210sleepTo rest unconscious with your eyes closed.A15.4
- 211coupleTwo of something, or two or three — a small number nobody is counting.A25.3
- 212standTo be on your feet, upright, not sitting or lying down.A15.3
- 213troubleDifficulty or worry.A25.3
- 214waterThe clear liquid that falls as rain and that all living things need to survive.A15.3
- 215breakTo make something come apart into pieces, or to come apart.A15.3
- 216closeTo move a door, lid or window so that the opening is blocked.A15.3
- 217deathThe end of a life.A15.3
- 218farA long distance away.A15.3
- 219funnyMaking people laugh.A15.3
- 220ladyA woman, spoken of politely.A15.3
- 221storyAn account of events, real or invented, told from beginning to end.A15.3
- 222fireThe hot bright burning that gives off heat and light.A15.3
- 223gunA weapon that fires bullets from a tube.A15.3
- 224hateThe strongest feeling against somebody or something.A15.3
- 225personOne single human being.A15.3
- 226restTo stop activity for a while so that you recover.A25.3
- 227walkTo move on your feet at an ordinary speed.A15.3
- 228captainThe player who leads a sports team.A25.3
- 229differentNot the same as something else.A15.3
- 230importantMattering a great deal, with a real effect on what happens.A15.3
- 231dinnerThe main meal of the day.A15.3
- 232officeThe room with desks and computers where many people do their jobs.A15.3
- 233quiteTo a fairly large degree, but not completely.A15.3
- 234againstIn opposition to.A15.3
- 235aheadIn front, or further forward.A25.3
- 236fightTo use force or hard words against somebody.A15.3
- 237halfOne of two equal parts of something.A25.3
- 238pickTo choose one or more from a group.A25.3
- 239questionWhat you ask when you want to know something.A15.3
- 240sixThe number 6, one more than five.A15.3
- 241bodyThe whole physical structure of a person or an animal.A15.3
- 242coolSlightly cold, in a way that feels good.A15.3
- 243dogA four-legged animal kept as a pet, which barks.A15.3
- 244highFar above the ground, or measuring a lot from bottom to top.A15.3
- 245husbandThe man somebody is married to.A15.3
- 246reasonThe cause or explanation for something.A15.3
- 247buyTo get something by paying money for it.A15.3
- 248hotHaving a high temperature.A15.3
- 249truthWhat is actually the case, as against what is invented or hoped for.B15.3
- 250bedThe furniture you sleep in.A15.3
- 251behindAt or towards the back of someone or something.A15.3
- 252bloodThe red liquid that moves through the body.A15.3
- 253momentA very short period of time.A15.3
- 254speakTo use your voice to say words.A15.3
- 255stupidOf a person: slow to understand; lacking intelligence.A25.3
- 256byeGoodbye, said quickly at the end of a conversation.A15.3
- 257frontThe side or part of something that faces forward.A15.3
- 258sisterA girl or woman with the same parents as you.A15.3
- 259answerSomething said, written or done in reply to a question, a letter or a call.A15.3
- 260bookPrinted pages joined together for reading.A15.3
- 261freeCosting nothing.A15.3
- 262sendTo make something travel to somebody.A15.3
- 263sometimesOn some occasions but not on all of them.A15.3
- 264trustFirm belief that someone is honest and will do what they said.B15.3
- 265welcomeA greeting to someone who has just arrived.A15.3
- 266betAn agreement to pay if you are wrong about a result.A25.2
- 267betweenIn or through the space that separates two people, places or things.A25.2
- 268factA piece of information known to be true.A15.2
- 269hurryTo move or do something more quickly than usual because time is short.A25.2
- 270warArmed fighting between countries or between organised armed groups.A25.2
- 271blackOf the darkest colour, like coal or the night sky.A15.2
- 272cityA very large town with many thousands of people.A15.2
- 273daughterA girl or woman in relation to her parents.A15.2
- 274feelingSomething you experience in your mind, such as joy, fear or guilt.A15.2
- 275whiteThe lightest colour, the colour of snow.A15.2
- 276fullHolding as much as it can, with no space left.A15.2
- 277lightThe brightness that makes it possible to see.A15.2
- 278loseTo no longer have something, and not know where it is.A15.2
- 279newsFresh information about what is happening.A15.2
- 280shootTo fire a gun, a bow or another weapon.B15.2
- 281tillThe drawer or machine at a shop counter that holds the money taken.B15.2
- 282hourSixty minutes.A15.2
- 283saveTo bring someone or something out of danger or harm.A25.2
- 284wonderfulExtremely good; giving great pleasure.A15.2
- 285childA young person who is not yet grown up.A15.2
- 286perfectSo good that nothing about it could be improved.A15.2
- 287runningThe activity of moving quickly on foot as exercise or sport.A25.2
- 288aliveLiving; not dead.A25.2
- 289driveTo control a car or other vehicle and make it move.A25.2
- 290foodAnything people or animals eat to stay alive.A15.2
- 291hairThe mass of fine strands growing on the head.A15.2
- 292luckThe way things happen by chance, good or bad, with nobody controlling it.A25.2
- 293orderTo ask for food, goods or a service to be brought or sent to you.A15.2
- 294promiseTo tell someone you will certainly do something.A25.2
- 295musicOrganised sound that people sing, play and dance to.A15.2
- 296sexThe category of being male or female.A25.2
- 297companyAn organisation that sells products or services.A15.2
- 298danceTo move your body in rhythm with music.A15.2
- 299hangTo fix something at the top so that the rest of it swings free.B15.2
- 300powerControl over other people and over what happens.B15.2
- 301pullTo take hold of something and move it towards you.A25.2
- 302redThe colour of blood and ripe tomatoes.A15.2
- 303seriousNot joking or pretending; meaning exactly what you say.A25.2
- 304sortTo separate things into groups.A25.2
- 305specialNot ordinary, and valued or important because of it.A15.2
- 306streetA town road with houses and shops along both sides.A15.2
- 307teamA group working or playing together towards one goal.A15.2
- 308touchTo put your hand or fingers on something.A25.2
- 309coffeeA dark bitter drink made from roasted beans.A15.2
- 310luckyHaving good things happen to you by chance.A25.2
- 311safeNot in danger; protected from harm.A25.2
- 312soundSomething you hear; vibration travelling through the air to the ear.A15.2
- 313sweetTasting of sugar.A15.2
- 314tenThe number 10.A15.2
- 315dateThe day, month and year on which something happens.A15.2
- 316parentsYour mother and father together.A15.2
- 317presidentThe elected head of state of a republic.A25.2
- 318seemTo give the impression of being something, whether or not it is so.A25.2
- 319airThe invisible mixture of gases that living things breathe.A15.1
- 320fastMoving, or able to move, at great speed.A15.1
- 321lordSaid alone or as oh Lord to show surprise, dismay or relief.B25.1
- 322catchTo take hold of something moving through the air.A25.1
- 323perhapsPossibly.A25.1
- 324rideTo sit on a bicycle, horse or motorbike and travel on it.A25.1
- 325topThe highest part or upper surface of something.A15.1
- 326winTo come first in a competition, game or election.A25.1
- 327beatTo hit something repeatedly.B15.1
- 328controlPower over how something behaves.A25.1
- 329dreamTo see pictures and stories in your head while asleep.A15.1
- 330dropTo let something fall, by accident or on purpose.A25.1
- 331meetingAn arranged gathering to talk about plans and decisions.A15.1
- 332signA board or notice put up to give information or a warning.A25.1
- 333coldHaving a very low temperature.A15.1
- 334figureA written number or amount.A25.1
- 335kingThe male ruler of a country, who inherits the position from his family.A25.1
- 336poorHaving very little money.A15.1
- 337throwTo send something flying through the air with your arm.A15.1
- 338humanTo do with people rather than animals or machines.A25.1
- 339pieceA part of something, or one of the bits something breaks into.A15.1
- 340smallNot large in size.A15.1
- 341supposeTo think something is probably true without having proof.A25.1
- 342writeTo put words down on paper or a screen.A15.1
- 343bossThe person who is in charge of you at work.A25.1
- 344followTo go behind someone or something, moving the same way.A15.1
- 345hospitalA building where doctors and nurses treat sick people.A15.1
- 346pastThe time that has already gone.A15.1
- 347straightGoing in one line, with no bend or curve.A25.1
- 348uncleThe brother of your mother or father.A15.1
- 349cleanWith no dirt or marks on it.A15.1
- 350eveningThe part of the day when the sun goes down.A15.1
- 351kissTo touch somebody with your lips.A15.1
- 352lieTo say something you know is not true.A25.1
- 353billA written statement of what you owe for goods, work or a service.A15.1
- 354classA period of teaching, or the group of students taught together.A15.1
- 355fallTo drop down towards the ground without intending to.A15.1
- 356goodbyeWhat you say when you or somebody else is leaving.A15.1
- 357lawOne of the official rules a country makes and enforces.A25.1
- 358learnTo get new knowledge or a new skill.A15.1
- 359quietMaking very little sound.A15.1
- 360stepOne movement of putting a foot down in walking.A15.1
- 361wonderTo ask yourself something, without expecting an answer straight away.A25.1
- 362becomeTo begin to be something, or to change into it.A15.1
- 363generalInvolving most people or things rather than a few.A25.1
- 364possibleAble to happen or be done.A15.1
- 365ratherTo a noticeable degree.A25.1
- 366unlessExcept if the thing named happens.A25.1
- 367absolutelyCompletely.A25.0
- 368explainTo make something clear enough for another person to understand it.A15.0
- 369eyeThe organ you see with.A15.0
- 370madIn American use, angry.A25.0
- 371murderThe crime of deliberately killing another person.B15.0
- 372roadA hard surface that vehicles travel along.A15.0
- 373tiredNeeding rest or sleep.A15.0
- 374actA single thing somebody does.A25.0
- 375carefulGiving something enough attention to avoid harm or mistakes.A25.0
- 376handleThe part of an object made to be held.B15.0
- 377secretSomething you know that you must not tell anyone else.A25.0
- 378wearTo have clothes or other things on your body.A15.0
- 379worthHaving a particular value.A25.0
- 380busyHaving a lot to do.A15.0
- 381earlyHappening before the usual or expected time.A15.0
- 382passTo go by or beyond something.A25.0
- 383reportTo give an account of something that happened.A15.0
- 384stateA country or one of its regions.A25.0
- 385ballA round object used in games.A15.0
- 386expectTo think that something will happen.A25.0
- 387faultResponsibility for something that has gone wrong.A25.0
- 388lunchThe meal eaten in the middle of the day.A15.0
- 389majorLarge, serious or important.A25.0
- 390marryTo become somebody's husband or wife.A25.0
- 391mouthThe opening you eat and speak with.A15.0
- 392sevenThe number 7.A15.0
- 393tableFlat furniture with legs, used for eating and working.A15.0
- 394wakeTo stop sleeping, or to make somebody else stop sleeping. Usually wake up.A15.0
- 395agentSomebody who acts on behalf of another.B15.0
- 396americanBelonging to the United States.A25.0
- 397blueThe colour of a clear sky.A15.0
- 398buddyA close friend, said informally.A25.0
- 399futureThe time that has not yet come.A25.0
- 400hotelA building where travellers pay to sleep.A15.0
- 401mistakeSomething done wrong without meaning to.A15.0
- 402officerA person holding a position of authority in the armed forces or police.A25.0
- 403weddingThe ceremony at which two people are married, together with the celebration afterwards.A25.0
- 404buildingA structure with walls and a roof made to be used.A15.0
- 405courtA marked area of ground where tennis, basketball or a similar game is played.B15.0
- 406earthThe planet we live on.A15.0
- 407finishTo bring something to its end, or to come to an end.A25.0
- 408floorThe surface you stand on inside a room.A15.0
- 409shipA large vessel that crosses seas with cargo or passengers.A25.0
Very common — you will meet it every day
- 410attentionThe pointing of your mind at one thing.A25.0
- 411birthdayThe day each year when somebody turns a year older.A15.0
- 412blowTo push air out through your lips.A25.0
- 413choiceThe act of picking one thing rather than another.A25.0
- 414clubA group of people who meet because they share an interest, and the place they meet.A15.0
- 415eightThe number 8.A15.0
- 416painThe bad feeling in your body when something hurts.A25.0
- 417rayA narrow line of light travelling out from something bright.A25.0
- 418relaxTo become less tense or worried.A15.0
- 419singTo make music with your voice.A15.0
- 420stickA thin piece of wood broken from a tree.A25.0
- 421worseOf lower quality or more unpleasant than something else.A25.0
- 422yesterdayOn the day before today.A15.0
- 423boatA small vessel that floats and carries people.A15.0
- 424fairTreating everyone equally and by the rules.A25.0
- 425honorTo show deep public respect for somebody.B15.0
- 426lovelyBeautiful, or very pleasant.A25.0
- 427monthOne of the twelve parts of a year.A15.0
- 428planeA flying machine with wings and engines.A15.0
- 429smartQuick to understand things and good at working them out.A25.0
- 430trainA line of railway carriages pulled along rails by an engine.A15.0
- 431worriedUnhappy and afraid because you keep thinking about something bad that might happen.A25.0
- 432bagA soft container with a handle for carrying things.A15.0
- 433coverTo put something over a thing to hide or protect it.A25.0
- 434horseA large fast animal that people ride.A15.0
- 435ringA circle of metal worn on a finger.A15.0
- 436securityBeing safe from danger, and the settled feeling that comes with it.B15.0
- 437songOne piece of music with words to sing.A15.0
- 438spendTo use money to buy things.A15.0
- 439terribleExtremely bad or unpleasant.A15.0
- 440afternoonThe part of the day between lunch and evening.A15.0
- 441messageA short piece of writing sent to somebody.A15.0
- 442personalBelonging or relating to one particular person.A15.0
- 443returnTo go back to a place you were before.A15.0
- 444sellTo give something to somebody in exchange for money.A15.0
- 445systemA set of connected parts working together as a whole.A25.0
- 446toughStrong and hard to break, cut or damage.B15.0
- 447boxA container with straight sides.A15.0
- 448calmNot worried or excited.A25.0
- 449chargeTo ask a particular price for something.B15.0
- 450countTo say numbers in order, especially to find out how many things there are.A25.0
- 451darkWith little or no light.A15.0
- 452foolSomebody who behaves without any sense.B15.0
- 453foreverFor all time; permanently.A25.0
- 454informationFacts told or found out about something.A15.0
- 455landTo come down onto the ground from the air.A25.0
- 456middleThe part at an equal distance from the ends or sides.A25.0
- 457presentThe time happening right now.B15.0
- 458quitTo leave a job by choice.A25.0
- 459simpleEasy to understand or to do.A25.0
- 460surpriseSomething that happens when you did not expect it.A15.0
- 461swearTo promise something in a serious and formal way, sometimes in front of a court or an official.B25.0
- 462copA police officer, said informally.A24.9
- 463cuteSweet and charming to look at.A24.9
- 464dressA one-piece garment hanging like a skirt below.A14.9
- 465fixTo repair something broken so that it works again.A24.9
- 466interestingHolding your attention and making you want to know more.A14.9
- 467keyA shaped piece of metal that opens and locks a lock.A14.9
- 468masterSomebody with complete command of a skill.B14.9
- 469rockThe hard solid material that mountains and cliffs are made of.A24.9
- 470strangeUnusual, surprising, and hard to explain.A24.9
- 471strongHaving great physical power.A14.9
- 472voiceThe sound you make when you speak or sing.A14.9
- 473appreciateTo recognise the full worth of something and be glad of it.B14.9
- 474armyAll the land soldiers of a country together.A24.9
- 475bankA business that keeps and lends money.A14.9
- 476barA place where alcoholic drinks are served, or the counter they are served from.A24.9
- 477certainCompletely sure.A24.9
- 478evidenceThe facts, objects and signs that show whether something is true.A2+4.9
- 479flyTo move through the air.A14.9
- 480recordA written account of facts or events, kept for later use.B14.9
- 481shortMeasuring little from end to end.A14.9
- 482totallyEntirely, with nothing left out.A24.9
- 483windowThe glass part of a wall that you look through.A14.9
- 484fishAn animal that lives in water and swims.A14.9
- 485historyThe subject about everything that happened before today.A14.9
- 486joinTo become a member of a group or organisation.A14.9
- 487leadTo go in front so that others follow.B14.9
- 488letterA written message sent in an envelope.A14.9
- 489nearA short distance away.A14.9
- 490proudFeeling pleased and satisfied about something you or someone close to you has done.A24.9
- 491situationThe way things are at a particular time.A14.9
- 492smellTo notice something through your nose.A24.9
- 493testA set of questions that checks what you have learned.A14.9
- 494tripA journey to a place and back, short rather than long.A14.9
- 495imagineTo form a picture or idea of something in your mind.A14.9
- 496listA set of names or things written one under another.A14.9
- 497oughtUsed to say what would be right or wise to do.B14.9
- 498pleasureA feeling of enjoyment and satisfaction.A24.9
- 499richHaving a lot of money or property.A14.9
- 500starOne of the points of light in the night sky — a huge ball of burning gas.A14.9