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Vocabulary

Unit 2

Word list

anxious [ˈӕŋkʃəs]

adj. anxious means feeling worried or nervous.

She was anxious about not making her appointment on time.

awful [ˈɔːfəl]

adj. an awful thing is very bad.

Her performance last night was awful.

consist [kənˈsɪst]

v. To consist of certain, is to be made of parts or things.

Today’s choices for lunch consisted of pizza, hamburgers, and hot dogs.

desire [dɪˈzaɪər]

v. To desire is to want something.

My sister desires a big house and lots of money.

eager [ˈiːɡər]

adj. eager shows excitement about something, they are excited about it.

The man was eager to talk about the good news.

household [ˈhaʊshəʊld]

n. A household is all the people who live in one house.

Our household is made up of my father, my mother and me.

intent [ɪnˈtent]

n. An intent is a plan to do something.

Her intent is to visit Italy next summer.

landscape [ˈlænskeɪp]

n. A landscape is how an area of land looks.

The landscape of the country is very green.

lift [lɪft]

v. To lift something is to move it higher.

The man tried to lift the box.

load [loud]

v. To load is to put objects into something.

The man loaded the boxes into a truck.

lung [lʌŋ]

n. A lung is a part of the body that fills with air when breathing.

Having strong lungs is necessary for a healthy life.

motion [ˈməʊʃən]

n. A motion is a movement that someone makes.

The police officer made a motion with his hand.

pace [ˈpeɪs]

n. The pace of something is the speed at which it happens.

I ran the race at a slower pace than my friend.

polite [pəˈlaɪt]

adj. polite shows a thoughtful and kind behavior.

The boy was very polite; he behaved very thoughtfully.

possess [pəˈzes]

v. To possess something is to have it or own it.

My uncle possesses three sheep, a chicken, a cow and a dog.

rapidly ˈræpɪdlɪ]

adv. rapidly means happening very fast.

The train moved rapidly on the tracks.

remark [rɪˈmɑːrk]

v. To remark is to say something.

The teacher remarked on how quickly the students were learning.

seek [siːk]

v. To seek is to look for something.

If I have a problem, I seek my sister’s advice.

shine [ʃaɪn]

v. To shine is to make a bright light.

The candles are shining in the dark room.

spill [spɪl]

v. To spill is to accidentally make something fall out of its container.

I spilled the coffee on the table.