List of adjectives in english pdf (D to H)

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• most common adjectives in English pdf (I to O)
• most common adjectives in English pdf (P to S)
• most common adjectives in English pdf (T to Z)

daily
dandy
dangerous
daring
dark
dead
deadly
decayed
deceitful
decent
decomposed
deep
defeated
delectable
delicious
delightful
demotivated
dense
dependent
depraved
depressed
desperate
despicable
destroyed
determined
devastating
different
difficult
diminutive
direct
dirty
disciplined
disgusted
disgusting
dishonest
disillusioned
disobedient
distinct
distracted
distressed
distributed
disturbed
disturbing
disturbs
dizzy
doubtful
drained
dramatic
dressed (good / bad)
dried up
drunk
dry
dull
dumb, stupid, silly
dynamic
eager
early
easy
economic
economy
ecstatic
edgy
educational
efficient, effective
electrical
electronic
elegant
embarrassed, awkward
embarrassing
emotional
empty
enchanting
encouraging
energetic
enlightened, well-informed
enough, sufficient
enthusiastic
envious
environmental
environmentally friendly
equal
equivalent
even
evening
every
evil
exact
exasperated
excellent
exceptional
excited
exciting
exhausted
existing
expectant
expensive
expert
expired
extension
extensive
external
extinct
extra
extreme
exuberant
exuberant
fair
faithful
fake
familiar
famous
fancy
fantastic
far
fashionable, stylish
fast
fat
fierce
filled
filthy
final
financial
fine
first
fit
flaming
flat
flooded
foolish
foreign
formal
former
fragile
frank
free
frequent
fresh
friendly
frightened
frustrated
full
fun, amusing
funny
furious, angry, livid
fuzzy
general
generous
gentle
geometric
gifted
gigantic
glad
glamorous
gleaming
global
glorious
good
gorgeous
graceful
grand
greasy
great
grieving
gross, disgusting
grotesque
grumpy
guilty
handsome
happy
hard
hard-working
harmful
harmonious
haughty, proud
healthy
heavy
heavy, awkward
hectic
helpful
helpless
hesitant
hideous hideous
high
hilarious
historical
homeless
honest
horrible
hot
huge
human
hungry
hurt
hysterical

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List of most common adjectives in English pdf (A to C)

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• most common adjectives in English pdf (I to O)
• most common adjectives in English pdf (P to S)
• most common adjectives in English pdf (T to Z)

able
abrupt
absent
absent-minded, confused
absolute
absolute
acceptable
according
accurate
active
actual
acute
additional
administrative
admirable
adorable
adult
advanced
adventurous
affected
afraid
agent
aggressive
agitated, nervous, excited
agreeable
airheaded, shallow
alert
alive
all
alone
alternative
amazing
ambitious
american
amused
amused
amusing
angry
annoyed
annoyed, exasperate, upset
annoying
annoying, vexed
annual
another
antique
anxious
apart
apathetic
appealing
appetizing
appropriate
arrogant
ashamed
asleep
astonished
athletic
attentive
attractive
automatic
available
average
awake
aware
awful
bad
banned, forbidden
basic
beautiful / handsome
beefy
beneficent
betrayed, deceived
big
bitter
bland
bloody
boastful
bored
boring
brave, courageous
breakable
breathtaking
brief
bright
brilliant
broad
budget
bulky
business
busy
calm
capable
captivating
carefree
careful, cautious
careless, negligent
caustic, harsh, annoying
cautious
certain
chance
changeable
character
charming
charming, adorable
cheap
cheerful
chemical
circular
civil
classic
clean
clear
clever
clingy
close
closed
cloudy
clueless
clumsy
coincidental, accidental
cold
colorful
colossal
combative
comfortable
comfortable, relaxed
commercial
common
compact
competitive
complete
complex
comprehensive
concerned, troubled
condemned
confident
confused, perplexe, bewildered
connect
conscious
conservative
considerable
considerate
consistent
constant
contaminated
content
convincing
convoluted
cool
cooperative
corner
correct
correct, proper, right
courageous
cowardly
crazy
creaky
creative
credible
creepy
critical
crowded
cruel
crushing
cultural
cumbersome
curious
current
cute
cynical

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100 body movement and action verbs list pdf

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to applaud
to approach
to back off
to bend
to bite
to blink
to blow
to break
to breathe
to build
to carry
to catch
to chew
to choose
to climb
to close
to cook
to count
to crawl
to crouch
to cry
to dance
to descend
to dive
to dodge
to drag
to dream
to drink
to drive
to eat
to enter
to evade
to exit
to fall
to fix (something)
to float
to follow (someone)
to get fat
to give
to hit
to hug
to jump
to kick
to kiss
to kneel
to laugh
to leap
to lick
to lie down
to lift up
to listen
to lose weight
to move
to open
to park
to pick up
to point
to pour
to pull
to punch
to push
to raise
to reach
to read
to repeat
to roll
to run
to scream
to see
to shake
to shower
to shrug
to sing
to sit down
to sleep
to slide
to smell
to sniff
to squat
to stand up
to steal
to swallow
to sweat
to swim
to take
to talk
to teach
to think
to throw
to touch
to turn around
to walk
to watch
to whisper
to whistle
to wink
to work
to write
to yawn
to yell

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100 most common verbs in English pdf

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1. be
2. have
3. do
4. say
5. go
6. can (auxiliary verb)
7. get
8. would (auxiliary verb)
9. make
10. know
11. will
12. think
13. take
14. see
15. come
16. could
17. want
18. look
19. use
20. find
21. give
22. tell
23. work
24. may
25. should
26. call
27. try
28. ask
29. need
30. feel
31. become
32. leave
33. put
34. mean
35. keep
36. let
37. begin
38. seem
39. help
40. talk
41. turn
42. start
43. might
44. show
45. hear
46. play
47. run
48. move
49. like
50. live
51. believe
52. hold
53. bring
54. happen
55. must
56. write
57. provide
58. sit
59. stand
60. lose
61. pay
62. meet
63. include
64. continue
65. set
66. learn
67. change
68. lead
69. understand
70. watch
71. follow
72. stop
73. create
74. speak
75. read
76. allow
77. add
78. spend
79. grow
80. open
81. walk
82. win
83. offer
84. remember
85. love
86. consider
87. appear
88. buy
89. wait
90. serve
91. die
92. send
93. expect
94. build
95. stay
96. fall
97. cut
98. reach
99. kill
100. remain_

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Business and Economics vocabulary pdf

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a deal
a bargain
a blue-collar worker
a career
a company
a copy machine
a factory, a plant
a job center
a job interview
a job offer
a junior executive
a lawsuit
a maker
a meeting
a partner
a partnership
a product
a salary rise
a salary, a wage
a senior executive
a shareholder
a subsidiary
a takeover
a trainee
a workshop
adult education
an entrepreneur
an executive
an incentive
an office
apprentice
badly-paid
board
bookkeeping, accounting
brand
career
chairman of the board
Chief executive Officer (CEO)
Chief financial Officer (CFO)
Chief technical officer (CTO)
colleague
company
competition
consumer
consumer goods
corporate spirit
day off
delivery
dismissal
employee
employers
employment agency
faulty
field
global, worldwide
industrial
industry
integration
job
join-stock company
manager
manufacturer
mass production
merger
occupation
office hours
operating income
organized labour
overheads
paperwork
pensioner, retiree
perk
personal assistant
premises
premium
private company
private sector
production costs
profit
profit margins
profitability
profitable
public company
public sector
quality standard
raw materials
recycling
refurbishment
research and development (R & D)
shelf life
skill
staff
staff canteen
stock
stock exchange
store floor
strike
supplier
temporary worker
the sales manager
the workforce
time sharing
trade-union
trade-unionist
training
training period
turnover
underpaid
unemployed
unemployment
vacancy
VAT (value added tax)
vocational training
well-paid
workforce
working conditions
workstation

USEFUL VERBS

to go to work
to advertise
to apply for a job
to be in charge of
to be on strike
to do day / night shift
to earn a living, to make a living
to expand
to file for bankruptcy
to fire
to forecast
to found, to create a firm
to go bankrupt
to grant a discount
to hire
to look for a job
to make someone redundant
to manage a firm
to market a product
to merge
to outsource
to produce
to promote from within
to resign
to restructure, to reshape, to overhaul
to retire
to run a company
to take a day off
to take courses
to upgrade
to work as ..
to work full-time
to work half-time
to work long hours
to work overtime
to work part-time

 

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Law and legals terms vocabulary english pdf

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abused
armed robbery
a brief
a case
a court
a wanton act
abuse
accomplice
accused, defendant
acquittal
acquitted
acting in concert
adjournment
administrative court
affirmed
aggravating circumstances
alibi
alimony
allegation
anti-social behavior
appeal
appellant
arbitration
armed robbery
arrest
assault
assault and battery
assessor
attorney general
attorney, lawyer
authorised (représentant accrédité
autopsy
bail
bank fraud
blackmail
breach of trust
bribe
bribery
capital punishment
case-law
certificate, deed
certificate, testimonial
charge
charged
civil court
civil law
clerk
commission rogatory
common law
compensation
complaint
conditional release
confession
confinement
convicted
counsel
countering evidence
court appearance
court of appeal
court records
courtroom
criminal
criminal charge
criminal law
criminal offence
criminal record
damage
death certificate
death penalty
declarant
defamatory words
defendant, accused
defender
defense
deliberation
delinquency
deportation
deposition, statement
disclosure
disculpation
DNA
domestic violence
drug addict
drug trafficking
exhibit
expiry
eye-witness
false arrest
false evidence
federal court
fee
fees paid to the clerk
file
final judgment
financial assistance
financial penalty, fine
fine
firm
force majeure
forensic expert
forfeiture
forgery
formal proof
fraud/swindle
fugitive
general counsel
good behavior
good faith
guilt
guilty
hearing
homicide
house arrest
illegal
immunity
imprisonment
inmate
innocent
insider trading
instruction
interrogation
invalidity
investigation
irregularity
jail
judge
judgment of non-suit
jurisdiction
juror
jury
juvenile court
key witness
lawsuit
legal
legal adviser
legal aid
legal assistance
legal authority defense
legal duty
legal fees
legal representative
legal title
life term/life emprisonment
litigant
loophole
magistrate
magistrate’s court
medical examination
medical expert
military tribunal
ministry of Justice
misstatement
mistrial
moral obligation
motive
mutual consent
neglected
negligence
non-profit (association)
non-suit
nondisclosure
notice of hearing
oath
offence, crime
officer of the court
opposing counsel
paralegal
penal institution
penal liability
penalty, punishment
penitentiary Administration
perjury
perpetrator, offender
perpetuity
persistent offender
petty theft
physical assault
plaintiff
pleading
police officer
preliminary hearing
premeditated
presiding judge
presumption of Innocence
prior statement
prisoners’ dock
probation period
procedural error
procedural law
process of a court
profit-seeking
proof, evidence
prosecutor
public defender
public officer
public surveillance
rape
recidivism
record
red-caught handed
registry of the court
release
release from custody
repeat offender
request for judgment
resumption of hearing
right to remain silent
rule
search warrant
seizure
seizure Warrant
self-contradiction
self-defense
self-incrimination
senior counsel
senior partner
sentence
settlement
sexual assault
shop lifter
shop lifting
statement
statement of defense
status hearing
suspect
testimony, statement
third-party liability
transcript of testimony
trial judge
try, trial
under oath
unintentional act
verdict
vindicative
wanted
warrant
warrant of arrest
witness
witness stand, witness box
written statement

USEFUL VERBS

to accuse
to acquit
to appear in court
to appoint an attorney
to argue
to be found guilty
to blackmail
to bribe
to bring to justice
to certify
to commute a sentence
to confess
to confiscate
to corroborate
to counterfeit, falsify
to differ
to disclose a document
to discontinue
to disculpate / exonerate
to dismiss a claim
to dispose
to dispute
to falsify
to find guilty
to find non-guilty
to give evidence under oath
to hire (an attorney)
to incriminate
to inculpate
to interrogate
to issue a warrant for somebody’s arrest
to launder
to maintain a suit
to make a testimony
to object to a question
to plead guilty
to plead non guilty
to produce to the court
to prosecute
to quash an appeal
to refute
to release a judgment
to release on bail
to rely upon a ground
to reserve a judgment
to seal
to smuggle
to sue
to surrender, to give up
to suspect
to testify
to threat
to try
to try, bring to trial
to use as evidence
to violate (rights, etc.)

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English accounting vocabulary pdf

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Assets
Account
Account book
Accountant
Accounting
Accounting department
Accounting firm
Accounts and notes receivable
Accrued liabilities
Affiliate, subsidiary
Allowance
Allowance for loss
Amortization
Balance sheet
Balance sheet, trial balance
Bill
Bills payable
Bills receivable
Bond
Book entry, accounting entry
Book value
Bookkeeping
Break even point
Buildings
Capital / fixed asset
Capital loss
Capital stock / Nominal capital
Cash
Cash equivalent
Cash flow
Certified accountant, chartered accountant
Chairman
Change in equity position
Change in working capital
Chart of accounts, accounting plan / chart
Chartered accountancy, accounting
Common stock
Cost of goods manufactured
Cost of goods sold
Cost of merchandise purchased
Cost of raws material
Cost of sales
Cost, charge
Currents assets
Debt / Liability
Deposit
Depreciation
Direct labor cost
Discount
Ending inventory
Expenses
Expenses
Financial year
Finished goods
Fixed assets, property, plant and equipement
Fixed expenses
Franchise
Freight
Gain, profit
Gains
Grant, subsidy
Gross profit / Gross margin
Income before extraordinary items
Income before tax
Income tax
Indirect charges
Initial inventory
Intangibles assets
Inventories
Investment income
Investment security
Land
Lawsuit
Lease
Liability
Liability
Limited partnership
Loan
Loans
Long-term liabilities, debts
Long-term loan
Loss
Machinery and equipement
Market value
Merger
Net book value
Net income
Net profit
Net sales
Non-operating activities
Operating activities
Operating income
Other assets
Other long term liabilities
Other long-term investments
Other revenues and expenses
Overhead
Parent company
Partnership
Patents
Pension liability
Preferred stock
Prepaid expenses
Profit sharing
Profit, capital gains
Research and development expenses
Revenue
Royalty
Selling expenses
Share
Share premium
Shareholder / stockholder
Shares, ownership interests
Short term liabilities, current liabilities / debts
Short-term investment
Short-term loans payable
Solvency
Statement of cashs-flows
Stockholder’s equity
Supplier
Tax
Trademark
Treasury stock
Turnover
Unearned revenues
Valuation
Working capital
Working expenses, running costs

Materials vocabulary in english pdf

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Metals

alloy
aluminium
brass
bronze
copper
gold
iron
lead
magnesium
mercury
nickel
platinum
silver
steel
tin
titanium
uranium
zinc

Building materials

brick
cement
concrete
epoxy
fiberglass
glass
granite
gravel
marble
metal
plaster
plastic
plywood
sand
slate
stone
timber

Fabrics

cashmere
cloth
cotton
denim
felt
lace
leather
linen
nylon
polyester
silk
synthetic fiber
vinyl
wool

Other material and useful vocabulary

asbestos
ash
cardboard
chalk
clay
coal, charcoal
composite material
diamond
diffusion material
dust
feather
fibreglass
gas
ice
insulating material
mud
oil
packaging material
paper
paraffin
petrol
porcelain
rubber
salvaged material
sand
silica
smoke
soil
steam
straw
substitution material
water
wax

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English for logistics vocabulary pdf

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Acknowledgment of Order
Abroad
Actual demand
Advanced Planning System
Aisle
Aisle
Allotement
Articulated trailer
Available Inventory
Bar code
Barge
Booking
Bounded warehouse
Cabotage
Capacity control
Carrier
Carrier, forwarder
Carrying cost
Center of gravity
Center, compound
Charterer
Chartering service
Combined transport
Commissioning
Compartment
Consignee
Consignee
Consignee
Consignment
Consolidation / Groupage
Consumption
Container
Continuous replenishment program
Cross docking
Customer Relationship Management
Customs broker
Customs clearance
Cycle counting
Damage
Delivery
Delivery date
Delivery day
Delivery man
Delivery order
Delivery terms
Demand
Demand pull
Discrepancy
Distribution
Distribution by value
Distribution center
Distribution cost
Drive in
Drive through
Duties
Electronic data interchange
Engineering
Expected demand
Fleet
Fork lift
Forwarding agent
Freight
Freight forwarder
Handling
Handling costs
Hub, platform
International commercial terms (Incoterms)
Inventory
Inventory control
Inventory cycle
Inventory shortage
Inventory turnover
Inventory turnover
Inventory valuation
Inventory write-off
Invoice
Item
JIT delivery
Jointly managed inventory
Just in time delivery
Label
Lead time, delivery time
Lead-time
Load
Load
Loadfactor
Logistics
Logistics plan
Logistics Service Provider
Manufacturing Order
Means
Net Requirements
Offloading
Order
Order Backlog
Order control
Order cycle
Order line
Packaging
Packaging
Pallet
Parcel services
Performance yield
Perpetual inventory
Picking
Picking replenishment
Port
Quality control
Quality management
Quay
Rack
Racking
Re-engineering
Requirements
Reverse logistics
Routing plan
Sale unit
Scheduling
Ship owner
Ship, vessel
Shipment
Shipment
Shipment date
Shipper
Shipping center
Shipping documents
Single use pallet
Sourcing, procurement
Stack pallet
Stacking
Stock
Stock keeping unit
Stock management
Stock unit
Storage
Storage
Supplier / Provider
Supply chain
Supply chain
Supply chain
Supply lead time
Supporting beam
Technical specifications
To load
To order
To ship
To unload
Trailer
Trailer on flat car
Transport
Truck
Unloading
Upstream
Wagon, railcars
Warehouse
Warehouse management
Warehouse Management System
Work-in-process

 

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🍹 Food and drinks vocabulary PDF 🍲

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breakfast
a recipe
appetizing
dinner
edible
lunch
main course
menu
raw
starter, appetizer, first course
supper
the dish of the day, today’s special
unedible

tastes

bitter
hot
peppery
pungent
salty
sour
spicy
strong
sweet
tasteless / bland

ingredients

a biscuit/cookie (US)
a cake
a loaf of bread
a pancake
a sandwich
a slice of bread
boiled egg
box of chocolates
bread
brown/white bread (GB), wheat/white bread (US)
bun, roll
butter
cereal
cheese
chewing gum, gum
chocolate
chocolate bar
cottage cheese
crisps (GB), potato chips (US)
dairy product
diet, light
egg
fat
flour
French fries
fried egg
honey
jam
low-fat
margarine
omelette
orange marmalade
packet of biscuits (GB), a bag of cookies (US)
packet of crisps (GB), a bag of chips (US)
pasta
pastry
pie
poached egg
porridge (GB), oatmeal (US)
pot of jam (GB), a jar of jam (US)
rice
scone
scrambled eggs
skimmed milk, low-fat/skim milk
sliced bread
soup
sugar
sweet (GB), candy (US)
tart
tin of soup/sardines (GB), a can of soup/sardines (US)
toast
whole food
wholemeal/wholegrain/wholewheat bread (US)
yoghurt/yogurt

meat

bacon
bacon and eggs
beef
boiled ham
chicken
chicken breast
chop,cutlet
cold / cooked meat
duck
goose
gravy
ham
kidneys
knuckle of ham
lamb
liver
meat
medium
minced meat, ground meat
mutton
pork
rabbit
rare
red meat
sausage
smoked ham
steak
stew
turkey
veal
venison
well-done
white meat

Fish & seafood 

cod
crab
fish
fish and chips
fish fingers (GB), fish sticks (US)
haddock
herring
kipper, pickled herring
lobster
mackerel
mussels
octopus
oysters
prawn, shrimp (US)
salmon
sardine
scampi, shrimp, crawfish (US)
shellfish
smoked fish
smoked salmon
sole
squid
trout
tuna
whiting

Dairy products

butter
cheese
cream
milk
yogurt

Drinks 

alcohol
a can of Coke
a pint of beer
alcoholic
apple juice
bar
beer
black/white coffee
bottle
brandy
champagne
cider
cocktail
coffee
Coke
drink
dry sec ; brut
fizzy, carbonated
fruit juice
gin
glass
grape juice
ground/instant coffee
herb tea
hot chocolate
ice cube
juice
lemonade
liqueur
milk
mineral water, plain water
non-alcoholic
orange juice
orange squash, orangeade
port
red/rosé/white wine
refreshments
rum
sherry
soft drink
sparkling water
sparkling wine
spirit
sweet
table wine
tea (with milk/lemon)
tonic water
tray
vodka
whisky, whiskey
wine bar

Dessert 

apple pie
cheesecake
cookie
cream
custard
donut
fresh cream
ice cream
jelly (GB), jello (US)
pie, tart
pudding
sweet (GB), dessert (US)
tart
whipped cream

Seasonings and Ingredients

(cooking) oil
(tomato) ketchup/catsup
basil
cinnamon
cloves
curry
garlic
herbs
mayonnaise
mint
mustard
nutmeg
olive oil
parsley
pepper
pickled onions
rosemary
salad dressing
salt
sauce
seasoning
spices
sunflower oil
vinegar

Useful verbs

to have breakfast / lunch / dinner / supper
to add
to be hungry
to be thirsty
to dine in
to drink
to fill
to flavour (with)
to fry
to get drunk
to order
to pour
to season (with)
to spread
to sprinkle
to take out
to taste

 

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