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Astronomy space universe vocabulary list PDF 🌌

Astronomy space universe vocabulary list PDF 🌌


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Here is a list of words associated with space, earth and the universe, from a to z:

acceleration
aerodynamics
alien
altitude
analysis
anomaly
asteroid
asteroid belt
astronomer
astronomy
astrophysics
atmosphere
aurora
beyond
big bang
black hole
centrifugal force
collision
combustion
comet
communication
cosmic ray
crater
crew
dangerous
data
density
descent
disaster
discovery
distant
dust
Earth
eclipse
engineer
equipment
evidence
expedition
exploration
explosion
extraterrestrial
flight
galaxy
gravity
heat
Hemisphere
hydrogen
ignition
impact
instruments
intergalactic
interplanetary
interstellar
journey
Jupiter
laboratory
launch pad
light
light year
lunar lander
magnetic
Mars
Martian
Mercury
meteorite
milky way
mission
module
Moon
mothership
motor, engine
navigation
Neptune
nitrogen
objective
observatory
orbit
origin
oxygen
particles
physicist
planet
planets
Pluto
probe
radar
radiation
rays
research
rings of saturn
rocket
rocket
rotation
sample
satellite
Saturn
scientist
shooting star
shuttle
size
sky
Solar System
space
Space
space shuttle
space station
space suit
spaceship
speed of light
star
stars
stellar
stratosphere
sun
sun
technology
telescope
telescope
temperature
The astronaut
The comet
the constellation
the cosmos
thruster
trajectory
transmissions
transport
turbulence
ultraviolet rays
universe
unknown
unknown flying object (UFO)
unstable
Uranus
Venus
Zero gravity

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Good bad qualities person vocabulary list pdf

Good bad qualities person vocabulary list pdf


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Good and bad qualities in a person

dexterous
address
adventurous
aggressive
agitated
ambition
ambitious
amiable
annoying
applied
apt
arrogance
arrogant
assiduous
attentive
attractive
authoritarian
authority
autonomous
awkwardness
bad
benevolent
boastful
brave
brutal
brutality
calm
care
carefree
careful
careful
charitable
charmer
cheater
clever
clumsy
common sense
compassion
competent
compulsive
concentrated
confident
confident
conscientious
contempt
contemptuous
courage
courageous
cowardice
creative
critical
cruel
cruelty
curiosity
curious
delicate
despise
determined
Diplomat
disciplined
discreet
dishonest
disobedient
dizzy
dreamer
dumb
effective
effectiveness
egocentric
elegant
emotional
energetic
energy
enigmatic
enterprising
enthusiastic
envious
envy
evil
excessive
experience
experimented
extrovert
faithful
faults
fearful
franc
friendly
funny
gallant
generosity
generous
gifted
good
goodness
greed
greedy
grouchy
happy of himself
hard
haughty
have bad character
helpful
honest
honesty
human
humble
humility
hyperactive
hypochondriac
hypocrisy
hypocritical
idealistic
imagination
imaginative
impassive
impatient
impulsive
independent
indifferent
indulgent
ingenious
innocence
innocent
insensitive
insolent
intrepid
intuitive
inventive
irritable
jealous
jealousy
lack of self-confidence
lazy
loose
loyal
manipulator
materialist
miser
mistrustful
modest
modesty
moody
negligent
nervous
nice
noisy
obstinate
on your mind
optimistic
ordered
original
passionate
patience
patient
patronizing
pernickety
persevering
persuasive
pessimistic
polished
politeness
positive
possessive
pragmatic
pretentious
pride
protective
proud
prudence
punctual
punctuality
rancorous
rascally
reasonable
recklessness
reliable
reserve
resourceful
responsible
rude
ruthless
self master
selfish
selfishness
sensitive
serious
shy
shyness
simpleton
sincere
sincerity
skeptical
slow
sly
smart
sociable
stubborn
stubbornly
stupid
superficial
susceptibility
taciturn
talented
talkative
tenacious
tenacity
the audacity
the character
the charity
the desobedience
the insolence
the laziness
the personality
the qualities
the sensibility
the stubbornness
the temperament
tightfisted
to be in a bad mood
to hate
tolerance
tolerant
trustworthy
turbulent
understanding
unpredictable
unripe
vain
vice
vicious
vindictive
warm
wickedness
wisdom
wise
worker
yellow belly

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Bathroom items vocabulary list 🛀

Bathroom items vocabulary 🛀


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vocabulary of bathroom items

anti-wrinkle
aftershave
bath mat
bathrobe
bathroom scales
beauty treatments
blusher
bubble bath
cleanser
clippers
comb
complexion
concealer
conditioner
cotton bud
dental floss
deodorant
dry
electric shaver
eyebrow pencil
eyeshadow
face powder
facial
foundation
hair dye
hairbrush
hairdryer
lip gloss
lip liner
lipstick
make-up
make-up kit
make-up remover
manicure
mascara
medicine cabinet (cupboard)
mirror
moisturizer
mouthwash
nail clippers
nail file
nail polish
nail polish remover
pedicure
perfume
razor
sanitary napkin
sensitive
shampoo
shaver
shaving
shaving cream
shower gel
soap
tampon
tan
the bath
the bathroom
the shower
the sink
the toilet
the toilet table
toilet paper
toiletries
toothbrush
toothpaste
towel
towel rack
tweezers
wash glove
wax

USEFUL VERBS

to brush one’s hair
to blow-dry your hair
to brush one’s teeth
to do one’s nails
to dry one’s hands
to exfoliate
to flush the toilets
to put on make-up
to shave
to take a bath
to take a shower
to wash
to wash one’s hair
to wash one’s hands
to wax

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Money banking vocabulary pdf list

Money banking vocabulary pdf list


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banker
a bank
a bank account
a bank note (GB), a bill (US)
a blank cheque
a cheque (GB), check (US)
a cheque book
a coin
a current account (GB), a checking account (US)
a loan
a safe
an account
an ATM (Automated Teller Machine)
an overdraft
balance
bank card, ATM card (US)
bank cashier
bank clerk
bank manager
bank transfer
banking
cash
cheap
credit card
currency
debit, flow
debt
discount rate
exchange rate
expensive
fee
financial markets
foreign currency, foreign exchange
foreign exchange office
gold bar
hard currency
interest
interest rate
mean of payment
monetary
money
money laundering
mortgage
overdrawn account
pay slip
private bank
rate
real estate loan
receipt
rent
retail bank
rubber cheque
salary
saving bank
savings
savings account
secured credit
statement of account / bank statement
stock exchange
subsidiary
term deposit
the change
to apply for a loan
to ask for security
to audit an account
to be in the red
to be thrifty
to borrow
to buy
to buy on credit
to cash a cheque
to change money (into Euros)
to charge
to deposit money into a bank account
to deposit money with a bank
to give somebody credit
to go bankrupt
to grant a loan
to invest
to issue a cheque, to make out a cheque
to keep the change
to open an account with
to pay cash
to refund
to save
to speculate, gamble
to spend
to withdraw
to write a check
transaction
wages
credit

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Describing face vocabulary words list PDF

Describing face vocabulary words list PDF 


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The face

the mouth
ears
forehead
language
nostrils
the cheek
the chin
the ear
the eyebrow
the eyelash
the eyelid
the eyes
the face
the hair
the lips
the neck
the nose
the tooth, the teeth

The hair

a brown haired girl
a braid
a bun
a perm
a ponytail
a wig
bald
baldness
bangs
blond blond
braids
brown
Brown Brown
curly hair
curly hair
dandruff
dry hair
dyed hair
flat hair
frizzy hair
oily hair
quilts
redhead redhead
shiny hair
tangled hair
thick hair
tousled
wavy hair
wicks

The eyes

blue eyes
almond eyes
big eyes
Black eyes
blinded
Brown eyes
green eyes
He has brown eyes
round eyes
She has green eyes
slanted eyes
small eyes
squint
strabismus
to blink
winking

To describe the face

oval
a wrinkled face
attractive
beautiful pretty
blade
bronze
chubby
freckles
puffy
round
sad
slim
smiling
ugly

The skin

pimples
a beauty spot
a birthmark
a fair complexion
a wart
acne
wrinkled
wrinkles

OTHER VOCABULARY

glasses
a mustache
a smile
beard
bearded
facial features
moustached
to blush

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Journalism vocabulary words PDF list đź“°

Journalism vocabulary words PDF list 📰


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a colour supplement
a columnist
a disclosure
a news stall
a periodical
a press lord
a publication
a publishing empire
a readership of two millions
a reviewer
a scoop
a special edition
a subscriber
a subscription
a tabloid
a women’s magazine
accurate
additional
an issue
bi-monthly
bookmark
boring
bottom / top right / left
censorship
consumer magazine
cover
daily newspaper
defamation
flack press
fly leaf / first page
footnote
from cover to cover
glossy
headline
heavies
hit news
independent
influential
insert
lead story / lead news
lead, space out
leading article
left page / other side
line
magazine launch
magazine publishing
magazine section
monthly
national newspaper
newsprint paper
non-paid circulation
pages
periodical press
popular
press
press attaché
press freedom
professional press
provincial / national press
publication
readable
readers
readership
recto / first side
right / left hand page
rumour
scandal sheet
scandalous
serious
slanderous
sunday magazine
tabloid
technical press
the circulation, print run
the editor
the editorial
the editorial staff
the front page
the gutter press
the news in brief
the power of the press
the quality press
the small ads
the sports column
the sports editor
through the medium of the press
title
title corner
to format
truthfulness
weekly
well-informed
a news agency/ a press agency

USEFUL VERBS

to censor
to comment on
to conclude
to curtail freedom
to curtail press freedom
to defame
to disclose
to distribute
to draw attention to
to gag
to influence
to omit
to own
to print off
to publish
to report facts
to review
to run a paper
to scoop
to subscribe to
to tell lies

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List things in the kitchen vocabulary pdf

List of things in the kitchen vocabulary pdf


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Kitchen equipment list

a kettle
a microwave (oven)
a freezer, a deep freezer
a electric carving knife
a sink
a oven
a toaster
a mixer
a dishwasher
a blender
a fridge
a fridge-freezer
a tap (UK), a faucet (US)
a food processor
a coffee pot
a coffee maker
a cooker (UK), a stove (US)
a gas cooker
a electric cooker
a deep fryer
a cooker hood
a cooktop (US)
a teapot

the dishes, tabbleware, dishware

a plate
a bowl
a jug
a salad bowl
a carafe
a saucer
a cup

Cutlery

a knife
a teaspoon
a dessert spoon
a tablespoon
a soup spoon
a spoon
a fork

Kitchen utensils

a butter dish
a baking tray, a baking pan
a bottle
a bottle-opener
a bread knife
a carving knife
a cheese grater
a chopping board
a colander
a cooking-pot
a corkscrew
a frying pan
a garlic press
a kitche apron, a cooking apron
a ladle (or a soup ladle)
a lid
a measure
a peeler, a vegetable peeler
a pepper shaker
a pie dish, a flan dish, a pie pan / a cake pan (USA), a cake tin (UK)
a pressure cooker
a rolling pin
a salt cellar
a saucepan
a serviette, a napkin, a table napkin
a sieve
a slow cooker
a spatula
a stewpan
a sugar bowl
a table mat
a tableclothe
a tea towel (UK), a dish towel (USA)
a tin-opener (UK), a can opener
a tupperware box
a whisk
an oven mitt
greaseproof baking paper

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100 most common English adverbs

100 most common English adverbs


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List of common adverbs:

actually
afterwards
ahead
all the same
altogether
always
anyway
automatically
basically
behind
below
besides
briefly
carefully
certainly
clearly
closely
completely
constantly
currently
daily
deeply
definitely
deliberately
directly
early
easily
effectively
elsewhere
enough
equally
especially
essentially
eventually
everywhere
exactly
extremely
fairly
finally
frequently
fully
furthermore / moreover
generally
gently
greatly
hardly
highly
honestly
hopefully
however
immediately
initially
instead
likely
literally
mainly
merely
moreover
mostly
naturally
nearly
necessarily
nevertheless
normally
obviously
occasionally
originally
otherwise
perfectly
personally
physically
possibly
previously
probably
properly
quickly
rarely
rather
readily
recently
regularly
relatively
roughly
seriously
significantly
similarly
simply
slightly
slowly
somehow
somewhat
specifically
strongly
successfully
suddenly
terribly
though (en fin de phrase)
thus
together
totally
truly
twice
ultimately
unfortunately
upstairs
usually
utterly
virtually
weekly
widely

Crime vocabulary list pdf

Crime vocabulary list pdf


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Crime vocabulary

abduction
abuse
armed attack
armed robber
armed robbery
arson
assassination
assault
blackmailer
blakmail
breach on the peace
break in
burglar
burglary
confidence trick
drug dealer
drug dealing
drug trafficking
fraud
guilty
hijacking
hold up
identity theft
kidnapping
killer
mugging
murder
neglect
prostitution
rape
rapist
sexual assault
smuggling
spy
spying
terrorism
theft
thief
to abduct
to accuse
to acquit
to arrest
to assassinate
to assault
to attack
to be a prostitute
to be released/ remended on bail
to beat up
to blackmail
to blow up
to break in
to burglarize (us)
to burgle (uk)
to charge
to convict
to damage
to deal drug
to defend
to defraud
to drug
to force
to handcuff
to hijack
to hold up
to imprison
to interrogate
to investigate
to kidnap
to kill
to lead an investigation
to lock up
to murder
to poison
to prosecute
to prove
to question
to rape
to release
to seal off
to search
to sentence
to set fire to
to shoot
to smuggle
to spy
to stab
to steal
to strangle
to surround
to swindle
to take hostage
to threaten
to try

 

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Accidents and injuries vocabulary pdf list

Accidents and injuries vocabulary pdf list


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Accidents and injuries vocabulary

drunk
a tourniquet
accident
artificial respiration
black ice
blind spot
breakdown vehicule
breathalyser
car accident
casualty
cliff
compensation
concussion
court
damage
dead
drink-driving/ drunk-driving
drowning
electric shock
emergency
explosion
eye witness
a fall
fatal
fire extinguisher
first aid
first aid kit
fog
hard shoulder/ emergency lane
Hit-and-run
impact
industrial accident
injured
injury
insurance
insured
kiss of life, mouth-to-mouth
minor
mountaineering accident
paramedic
Pileup, multiple crash
plane crash
poor visibility
precipice
rain
responsibility
road accident
serious
somersault, barrel roll
survivor
tiredness
witness

USEFUL VERBS

to be in a coma
to be in shock
to be trapped
to burn oneself
to burst
to call the emergency services
to catch fire
to choke
to compensate
to crash into
to cut oneself
to damage
to demolish
to derail
to destroy
to die instantly
to drive
to drown
to electrocute oneself
to escape
to fall (from)
to fall out of the window
to get an electric shock
to give sb mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, to give sb the kiss of life
to hit
to hurtle down
to inform
to investigate
to knock over
to lose consciousness
to lose control of
to make /draw up a report
to notify
to perish
to regain consciousness
to rescue
to run over
to sink
to skid
to slide
to slip
to somersault
to suffocate
to warn
to witness
to wreck

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