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Places in the city vocabulary list PDF 🏦

Places in the city vocabulary list 🏦


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Places in a city / City related words

bus shelter
a boulevard
a crossroads
a drain
a pedestrian
a roundabout
a side street
a store
a tenant
a traffic jam
a vehicle
a village
alley(way), side street, lane
an accomodation
an estate agent
an urban area
apartment block
art gallery
avenue
bank
bar
block
bookstore
bowling alley
bridge
building
building society
built-up area
bus station
bus stop
busy
café
capital
car park
caretaker/manager
cathedral
cemetery, graveyard
children’s playground
church
cinema, movie theater
city
commercial mall
concert hall
congested
court, courthouse
dead end
dentists
department store
district, a neighborhood
doctors
dustbin, garbage can
dustmen, collectors
embankment
factory
fire station
fish and chip shop
flat
fountain
garage
green spaces
gym (abréviation de gymnasium)
health centre
hospital
hotel
housing
inhabitant
internet cafe
junction
lamppost
leisure centre ou sports centre
library
lively
main street
marketplace
mayor
mosque
motorway (UK), freeway (US)
multi-storey car park
museum
neighbour
noisy
office block
old town
overcrowded
overcrowded
park
parking meter
passer-by
pavement (US: sidewalk)
peaceful
pedestrian crossing
pedestrian road/precinct
pedestrian subway
petrol station
police station
post office
prison
pub (abréviation de public house)
quay, wharf
quiet
railings
residential district
rest area
restaurant
roundabout
rush hour
safe
school
shanty town
shopping centre, shopping mall
signpost
skate park
skyscraper
small
squalid
square
stadium
stadium
station
street
street lamp, streetlight
subway
supermarket
surroundings
swimming pool
synagogue
taxi rank
telephone box ou telephone booth
tennis court
the citizens
the corner
the main street
the pavement
the rest room
the sewers
the slums
the tourist information office
theatre
to cross
to hurry
to live
to pay the rent
to settle
to start
to stop
to tar
tourist
tower block
tower block (UK)/ a high rise (US)
town hall
town square
traffic
traffic lights
university
vets
war memorial
wine bar
zoo

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Food nutrition words list pdf

Food nutrition words list pdf


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Nutrition vocabulary and words:

added sugar
additives
advice
afternoon snack
age
alcoholic beverage
allergy
antioxidants
appetite
appropriate/proper
artery
balanced
balanced
balanced diet
beans
blood pressure
blood vessels
bone
breakfast
butter
caffeine
calcium
calories
canned
carbohydrate
carbohydrates
cholesterol
choose
concentrate
cramp
dairy products
decaffeinated
dehydration
dessert
diabetes
diet
dinner
dried
drinks
eating habit
energy
energy drinks
fast food
fat
fat free
fat/grease
fibers
food
food labels
foods
frozen
fruits
grains
habits
healthy
heart
hereditary
high in
homeostasis
ingredients
insulin
iron
junk food
kidney
level
lipid
liver
low in fat
low in…
lunch
main dish
meat
metabolism
milk
minerals
muscle
nutrients
nutrition
nutrition label
nutrition, feeding
nutritionist
nutritious
nuts
oatmeal
oats
obesity
oil
oils
overweight
pancreas
pepper
physical activity
pop corn
portion
potassium
processed foods
proteins
quantity
ration
raw
regularity
rest
roasted
routine
salt
saturated fat
seafood
seeds
size
slim down
snack
sodium
soy
sports drink
starch
starchy
steamed
strength
stress
strong
sugar
sugary drinks
taste
tasty
too much
variety
vegetable oil
vegetables
vein
vending machine
vice/bad habit/addiction
vitamin
weight
whole fruits
whole grain
whole grain bread
with …
without …

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Character behaviors vocabulary list pdf

List of character and behaviors words


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List of good and bad behaviors:

address
adventurous
aggressive
agitated
ambition
ambitious
amiable
anger
annoying
applied
apt
arrogance
arrogant
assiduous
attentive
attractive
authoritarian
authority
autonomous
awkwardness
bad
behaviour
benevolent
boastful
boring
brave
brutal
brutality
calm
care
carefree
careful
careful
character
charitable
charmer
cheater
chicken/coward
clever
clumsy
common sense
compassion
competent
compulsive
concentrated
confident
conscientious
contempt
contemptuous
courage
courageous
courageous
cowardice
creative
critical
cruel
cruelty
curiosity
curious
delicate
despise
determined
dexterous
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
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
kind
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 control (oneself)
to dare
to disobey
to get angry
to hate
to behave (oneself)
to have bad character
tolerance
tolerant
trustworthy
turbulent
understanding
unpredictable
unripe
vain
vice
vicious
vindictive
warm
wickedness
wisdom
wise
worker

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Gestures positions vocabulary list pdf

Gestures and positions vocabulary list pdf


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Gestures

to applaud
to avoid eye contact
to be slumped over sth
to blink
to clear one’s throat
to clench one’s fist
to clench one’s teeth
to fold one’s arms
to frown
to frown
to giggle
to glance at
to grin
to hug
to kick
to kiss
to laugh
to look down
to look up
to lower one’s eyes
to make a face
to make a sign
to make faces
to nod
to point at
to pull one’s tongue
to punch
to raise one’s eyes
to raise one’s hand
to scratch one’s head
to shake hands
to shake one’s head
to shrug
to slap
to smile
to stare
to take a deep breath
to take your shoes off
to tilt my head
to twist one’s head
to wave
to wink
to yawn

Body language

a glance
a giggle
a grimace
a kick
a laugh
a movement
a nod
a punch
a shrug
a sign
a signal
a slap
a smile
a wink
a yawn
arms folded
eyes wide open
fiddling with objects while talking
he slumped into his chair
legs crossed
thumbs down
thumbs up

Postures

hanging
kneeling
leaning
leaning on one’s elbows
leaning on/against
lying down
lying face down
lying on one’s back
lying stretched out
on all fours
on one’s knees
sitting / seated
squatting
standing

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Routine daily life vocabulary list pdf

Routine & daily life vocabulary list pdf


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Daily routine

usually
in the morning
in the evening
every morning
I wake up
I take my shower
I brush my teeth
I wash my face
I eat breakfast
I have coffee
I wait for the bus
I go to work
I have lunch
I go home
I meet some friends
I go to the gym
I have dinner
I watch TV
I read a book
I go to bed early/late

USEFUL VERBS

to answer messages
to be half-asleep
to brush one’s teeth
to change
to chat
to come back from school/work
to dance
to discuss
to do homework
to draw the curtains
to dream
to dress
to drive
to dry oneself
to eat breakfast
to eat dinner
to eat lunch
to fall asleep
to feed the cat/dog
to get dressed
to get up
to go home
to go to an evening party
to go to bed
to go to school
to go to the disco/nightclub
to go to the gym
to go to the toilet
to go to work
to groom oneself
to have a coffee/soda
to have a lie-in
to have a nap
to have a rest
to have a sleepless night
to have a snack
to have a wash
to have fun
to have insomnia
to hurry
to listen to music
to lock the door
to make phone calls
to make the bed
to meet friends
to open the blinds
to open the curtains
to oversleep
to prepare dinner
to put on make up
to read the paper
to rest
to shave
to sleep
to stretch
to study
to switch the light on/off
to take a shower
to take the bus/subway
to tuck in
to undress
to wake up
to walk (going on foot)
to walk the dog
to walk/stretch one’s legs (taking a walk)
to wash
to watch TV
to water the plants
to yawn

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Trees plants gardening vocabulary list PDF 🌲

🌵 Trees, plants & gardening vocabulary list PDF 🌲


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Words related to plants and trees

apple tree
apricot tree
artichoke
ash
asparagus
aubergine
autumn, fall
banana tree
bark
beans
beech
beetroot
bench
berry
birch
box tree
branch
broccoli
Brussels sprouts
bud
bunch of flowers
bush
buttercup
butterfly
cabbage
campanula, bellflower
carnation
carrot
cauliflower
celery
cherry tree
chestnut tree
chickpeas
chrysanmum
corn
crocus
crop
cucumber
cultivation; crop
curly endive
daffodil
daisy
dandelion
dew
elm
endive, chicory
fence
fig tree
fir tree
flower
flowerbed
foliage
French beans
fruit tree
garden
gardener
gardener; flower bed
gardening
garlic
gate
grass
greenhouse
ground; soil
haricot beans
hawthorn
hedge
holly
honeysuckle
hose
hyacinth
hydrangea
ilex, holm oak
ivy
land; soil; ground
lawn
lawnmower
leaf
leaves
leek
lemon tree
lentils
lettuce
lilac
lily
lily of valley
lime tree
maple
mushrooms
oak
onion
orange tree
orchard
orchid
pansy
parsley
path
peach tree
pear tree
peas
peony
pepper
pepper
pine
plane tree
plant
poplar
poppy
potato
pulses
pumpkin
radish
rain
rain forest
rocket
root
rose
rose bush
salad
seed
shade; shadow
snowdrop
spinach
spring onion
spring; primrose
stalk
summer
sun
sunflower
Swiss chard, spinach beet
thorn
tomato
tool
tree
trunk (of tree)
tulip
turnip
vegetable garden
vegetables
vineyard
violet
walnut tree
wasp
watercress
watering can
weeds
weeping willow
wheelbarrow
winter
wood
worm
yew
zucchini

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Sports vocabulary PDF list 🏊

🏆 Sports vocabulary PDF list 🏊


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archery
athlete
badminton
baseball
basketball
boxing
caving, spelunking
champion
competition
cricket
cross-country skiing
curling
cycling
dancing
diving
downhill skiing
fencing
figure skating
football (USA: soccer)
goalkeeper
golf
gymnastics
handball
hockey
horseback riding
ice hockey
ice skating
indoor handball
jogging
judo
motocross
motor racing
mountain climbing/mountaineering
Olympics
polo
rock climbing
roller-skating
rowing
rugby
running
sailing
shooting
ski jumping
skiing
snowboarding
stadium
surf
swimming
table tennis
tennis
to climb
to do sport
to jog
to play golf
volleyball
water polo
weight lifting
windsurfing
wrestling

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Photography vocabulary terms list PDF 📷

Photography vocabulary terms list PDF 📷


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accessories
a close-up
adaptator
All-in-one lens
aperture
autonomy
battery
Black-and-white
button
camera
camera bag
charger
color rendition
connectivity
contrast
definition
depth of field
digital camera
DSLR
dynamic range
enlarge
ergonomics
exposure
fast
filter
flash
focal length
fonctions
foreground
frame
frame shot
Full-frame
functionality
gear
grain
high-resolution
hybrid cameras
image Stabilization
interface
landscape photography
lens
level of detail
light
light aperture
low light
macrophotography
mechanical Shutter
megapixels
memory card
micro USB cable
millimeters
minimum focusing distance
mirrorless
mount
noise
photo
photo opportunity
photogenic
photographer
photography
photojournalism
photojournalist
picture
portrait
processor
project
rechargeable
Red-eye
resolution
rule of thirds
screen
sensibility
sensor
sharp
shot on burst
shoulder strap
shutter Speed
size
speed
take a photo
telephotolens
to crop
to develop
to edit
to fix
to focus
to frame
to overexpose
to print
to shoot
to slide
to underexpose
to zoom in/out
touch screen
tripod
USB connection
viewfinder
white Balance
Wide-angle lens
zoom lens

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Music vocabulary list PDF 🎸

Music vocabulary list PDF 🎸


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a rehearsel
a melody
a musical instrument
a tour
accordion
acoustic guitar
amplifier
applause
ballet
ballroom dancing
band
banjo
brass instruments
cello
choir
clarinet
classical dance
classical music
concert
concert hall
conductor
country music
cymbal
drum
drum stick
drummer
drums
electric guitar
electronic keyboard
flute
folk dancing
French horn
gala
guitar
guitarist
harmonica
harmonica
harp
jazz
key
keyboard
mandolin
modern dance
music
musical comedy
musician
note
open dance
opera
orchestra
orchestra
organ
pianist
piano
piano
pop music
rap music
recital
recording
reggae music
rock
saxophone
score
seat
show
sonata
song
sound system
string
symphony
tap dancing
the accordion
the balalaika
the banjo
the bassoon
the bongos
the bugle
the cello
the clarinet
the cymbal
the double bass
the drum
the drums
the electric guitar
the electric organ
the flute
the gong
the guitar
the harmonica
the harp
the harpsichord
the kettle drum
the mandolin
the maracas
the oboe
the piano
the piccolo
the sitar
the tambourine
the triangle
the viola
the violin
the xylophone
the zither
ticket
to rehearse
tour
triangle
trombone
trumpet
virtuoso

USEFUL SENTENCES

Do you (informal) play a musical instrument?
My father plays the trumpet in an orchestra.
She plays the drums really well!
The flute is a wind instrument.
Yes, I play the piano and the violin.

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Immigration vocabulary terms pdf list

Immigration vocabulary terms pdf list


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approval
a dissident
a foreigner
a haven
a majority
a minority
a multi racial society
a passport holder
a shanty town
a work permit
American dream
an emigrant
an epidemic
an exit visa
an immigrate
asylum
authorities
bilingual
border
border control
citizen
citizenship
country of adoption
cultural identity
deportation
destiny, fate
detainee
discriminatory
disillusioned
ethnic group
false documents
family reunification
famine
fellow citizen
fingerprints
ghetto
green card
homeless
host country
illegal alien
illegal immigrant
immigration
immigration quotas
immigration rate
inequality
integration
language barriers
legal immigrant
literacy tests
melting pot
multiculturalism
native speaker
naturalization
passport
penniless
persecution
political asylum
poor
poverty
precarious
pull factors
quota system
racism
refugee
refugee camp
separation
society
the immigration policy
the slums
tolerant / intolerant
tradition
visa
wealth
segregation

USEFUL VERBS

to adapt
to adapt
to adjust to
to assimilate
to be exploited
to be forced to move
to be lured by a better life
to be persecuted
to be uprooted
to come in waves
to curtail / to curb immigration
to decrease
to die of hunger
to emigrate
to enter
to flee a country
to go through the custom
to grant permission to stay
to head for a country
to increase
to integrate
to keep out
to leave one’s native country
to limit
to mix with, to blend with
to naturalize
to oppress
to patrol
to reduce
to restrict
to risk one’s life
to seek shelter
to send back
to settle
to smuggle in
to start affresh
to starve
to struggle
to support
to swarm into
to travel
to work on the side
to originate from

 

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