two identical or similar things
I'd like to buy a pair of shoes today.
air conditioner
a system that keeps air cool and dry
How did you survive the summer without an air conditioner?
block
to not allow something to pass
The oil blocks the animals’ airways.
captain
a person who is the leader of a team
The team captains were picking the members of their teams.
charity
an organization provided to raise money to give help
In 2007, he started a charity with Muhammad Ali called Athletes For Hope.
class
a place for exercise classes were offered to those living in Hull House and the house also had an art gallery, gym, bathhouse, and library.
concentrate
to give all one's energies, attention etc to one thing
I wish you'd concentrate (on what I'm saying).
consider
judge something
You should consider it carefully.
console
a machine that connects a screen and a gaming system
I plugged in the video game console.
consume
to use, spend, or waste something
I'm looking for a car that doesn't consume so much gas.
course
a series of classes about a particular subject in a school
The after-school program would begin in January, and it would offer several different after school courses and activities.
documentary
a program that records factual report
Did you see the documentary about the president's life on television last night?
fare
the money people pay to travel on public transportation, taxis or boats
How much is the bus fare these days?
flat tire
a tire that does not have any or enough air in it
I had a flat tire.
for a while
during a short time
We should sleep for a while.
garage sale
sale of household goods held in the garage
I found some great old books and lawn chairs at a garage sale.
get rid of
to get free from something that you do not want
I need to get rid of my old clothes.
happen
to take place or occur; to occur by chance
What happened next?
have nothing to do with
no relation to
I have nothing to do with her at all.
how about
introducing a suggestion how about going to the beach this Saturday?
improve
to make something better
Exercising can help you improve your health.
insurance company
a company that pays the expenses if you have an accident
He works at an insurance company.
interesting
causing one to be curious
There is another interesting thing about smell.
leave
to go away and allow someone to remain
One night, the woodcutter’s wife told him to leave Hansel and Gretel in the woods to die.
lend
to give something on condition that it be returned
Interest is a fee paid by a borrower of money to the lender of money and the interest is charged at a set rate.
literature
books or other writing
Chopin enjoyed reading literature about his home country Poland.
look up
to search or find look up the information at the library.
meaning
what something means or signifies
Do you know the meaning of this symbol?
office
a room that often contains a desk and chair where business is done
He is working in his office.
passenger
a person riding in but not driving a vehicle
Trains carry many passengers every day.
pay back
to repay
The bank pays back your money by giving you interest.
place
a particular space or area
Certain animals adapt to life in very hot places, very cold places, and even in places without water.
pull over
to direct a moving vehicle to the side of a road and stop
A police car pulled my car over because I was driving too fast.
raise
to collect money or gather people to support something
I took part in raising money for starving children.
realize
to understand or sense something
I didn’t realize it was four o’clock already. I have to hurry.
remain
to continue in the same place without moving
In fact, some people remain in the same house for much of their lives.
report
to officially present oneself on arrival
He reported the accident to the police.
rock climbing
an activity in which participants climb up the rock
Whenever I go exercising, rock climbing areas are full of people.
save
to prevent the use of wasting money, time, energy etc.
I'll telephone to save me the time it takes to write an email.
seat belt
security harness
Put on your seat belt.
semester
either of two terms of about 18 weeks each that make up a school year
This semester students are learning about fusion music.
shake
to move something sharply up and down or from side to side
You shake when you are very cold.
short
not long
This tree is short. It does not grow tall.
spend
to use money in order to buy something
Matt is going to spend $59 on those shoes.
steal
to take something secretly
The fox and cat tried to steal Pinocchio’s money but he escaped into a forest.
stocking
a close-fitting, usually long covering of the foot and leg--like a long sock
I have no more shirts than backs, no more stockings than legs, and no more shoes than feet, and sometimes fewer.
terrible
causing discomfort or stress
I have a terrible headache.
toward
in the direction of
Together, we will look toward the future.
traffic
vehicles, aircraft, ships etc moving about traffic is very bad this time of day.
turn on
to switch on; to send power to or through a machine
Please turn on the fan. I’m hot!
unattended
without the owner present; not being watched or cared for
Never leave young children unattended.
unfortunately
regrettably unfortunately, many people could not escape in time.
useful
having one or many uses or benefits
The Internet is very useful for finding information quickly.
usual
being normal or common
The football game carried on as usual; nothing special happened.
vocabulary
words in general
Any person who reads a lot has a broad vocabulary.
wake up
to stop sleeping
What time are you going to wake up tomorrow?
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