Rank | Word | Pronunciation | PoS | Definition |
1551 | abuse | /ə•bjuz/ | verb | to treat someone or something in a way that is cruel, harmful, or wrong |
1347 | accident | /æk•sɪ•dənt/ | noun | sudden unplanned event causing damage, injury, etc. |
1462 | acquire | /ə•kwaɪ•ə/ | verb | to get or earn something by thinking or working |
1352 | active | /æk•tɪv/ | adj | moving around a lot or doing many things |
1367 | actor | /æk•tə/ | noun | person who acts in the theater, movies, or tv |
1333 | actual | /æk•tjʊəl/ | adj | real or existing in fact, not imagined; real |
1476 | ad | /æd/ | noun | public notice or advertisement |
1241 | adopt | /ə•dɑpt/ | verb | to take on responsibility for something |
1446 | affair | /ə•fɛɚ/ | noun | event or a set of events, often unpleasant ones |
1486 | afford | /ə•foɚd/ | verb | to have enough money to pay for something |
1351 | afraid | /ə•frɛɪd/ | adj | worried that something bad will happen; scared |
1303 | aid | /ɛɪd/ | verb | to provide things useful or needed by others |
1522 | amaze | /ə•mɛɪz/ | verb | to cause wonder; to surprise completely |
1429 | anybody | /ɛ•nɪ•bɑ•dɪ/ | pron | any person; anyone |
1275 | apparently | /ə'pærəntlɪ/ | adv | according to what you heard; from what can be seen |
1566 | appearance | /ə•piːɚ•rəns/ | noun | way that someone or something looks |
1272 | appreciate | /ə•priː•ʃɪ•ɛɪt/ | verb | to be thankful for; to value or admire |
1573 | approve | /ə•pruv/ | verb | to have a positive opinion of someone or something |
1416 | army | /ɑɚ•mɪ/ | noun | large group of soldiers organized to fight in wars |
1264 | arrange | /ə•rɛɪndʒ/ | verb | to put things into a particular order; to plan and organize an event |
1458 | arrangement | /ə•rɛɪn•dʒmənt/ | noun | plan or preparation to make something happen; an agreement |
1496 | arrest | /ə•rɛst/ | verb | to use the law to catch and keep people who committed crimes |
1497 | assess | /ə•sɛs/ | verb | to judge something's value or suitability |
1473 | assessment | /ə•sɛs•mənt/ | noun | opinion based on judging the qualities of something or someone |
1499 | asset | /æ•sɛt/ | noun | a person or thing that has value or use to someone or to a company |
1593 | association | /ə•soʊ•sɪ•ɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | organization of people with the same interest |
1577 | atmosphere | /æt•məs•fiːɚ/ | noun | The mixture of gases surrounding the Earth; the feeling that a place or situation gives you |
1296 | attract | /ə•trækt/ | verb | to make someone notice and become interested in |
1339 | award | /ə•woɚd/ | verb | to give a prize for doing something well |
1221 | background | /bæk•graʊnd/ | noun | images, color, or information behind the main one |
1250 | bag | /bæg/ | noun | soft container to put things in and carry with you |
1433 | basically | /bɛɪsɪklɪ/ | adv | in the most important ways even if not completely true |
1335 | battle | /bæ•tl/ | noun | military fight between armies |
1295 | beach | /biːtʃ/ | noun | large area of sand, next to an area of water |
1430 | bedroom | /bɛ•drʊm/ | noun | room for sleeping usually with a bed |
1454 | belief | /bɪ•liːf/ | noun | a feeling of being sure that something exists or is true |
1410 | belong | /bɪ•lɑŋ/ | verb | to be a member of a particular group and feel welcomed |
1409 | bind | /baɪnd/ | verb | to tie something with rope or string |
1269 | bird | /bɚd/ | noun | animal with feathers that uses wings to fly |
1524 | birth | /bɚθ/ | noun | when a baby comes out of the body of its mother |
1361 | blow | /bloʊ/ | verb | to move something using air |
1302 | boat | /boʊt/ | noun | small form of transport for traveling on water |
1415 | bomb | /bɑm/ | verb | a weapon designed to break apart very suddenly and violently |
1511 | bond | /bɑnd/ | verb | something that joins or connects people, groups, or parts; a duty or promise to another; glue |
1471 | border | /boɚ•də/ | noun | line separating one country or state from another |
1240 | bottom | /bɑ•təm/ | noun | lowest part of something; part on which it rests |
1233 | brain | /brɛɪn/ | noun | part of the head that thinks and controls your body |
1405 | branch | /brɑɚntʃ/ | noun | a part of a tree that grows out from the main part; a part of an organization connected to but separate from the main office |
1547 | brand | /brænd/ | noun | name given to a product or service |
1544 | bridge | /brɪdʒ/ | noun | structure built over river or road so people, vehicles, or animals can cross |
1268 | brief | /briːf/ | adj | short; using few words |
1508 | bright | /braɪt/ | adj | producing a lot of light |
1328 | broad | /broɚd/ | adj | wide; from the shorter two sides to the other |
1278 | burn | /bɚn/ | verb | to destroy with fire |
1231 | busy | /bɪ•zɪ/ | adj | working hard doing something; full of activity |
1388 | camera | /kæ•mə•rə/ | noun | object that takes pictures digitally, or on film |
1355 | cancer | /kæn•sə/ | noun | any growth caused by abnormal cell division |
1470 | capacity | /kə•pæ•sɪ•tɪ/ | noun | ability to hold, involve or contain people or things |
1384 | carefully | /kɛɚfəlɪ/ | adv | in a manner that involves focus and care |
1337 | cash | /kæʃ/ | noun | physical money (not credit card or digital) |
1516 | chain | /tʃɛɪn/ | noun | series of connected things, events, or people |
1530 | channel | /tʃæ•nL/ | noun | 1. a narrow, deep body of water used by ships; 2. a system used for sending something from one place or person to another |
1273 | chapter | /tʃæp•tə/ | noun | one of the main sections of a book |
1580 | characteristic | /kæ•rɪk•tə•rɪs•tɪk/ | adj | a typical feature or quality that a particular person or thing has |
1227 | circumstance | /sɚ•kəm•stəns/ | noun | condition or fact that affects a situation |
1449 | citizen | /sɪ•tɪ•zn/ | noun | person who belongs to and has rights in a country |
1447 | civil | /sɪ•vl/ | adj | related to the people of a country; not military/criminal |
1432 | climb | /klaɪm/ | verb | to rise gradually and steadily to a higher point |
1340 | coach | /koʊtʃ/ | noun | person who teaches others how to do (sport, job) |
1344 | code | /koʊd/ | noun | a password made of a set of letters or numbers |
1393 | coffee | /kɑ•fɪ/ | noun | a brown drink made from roasted beans and boiled water |
1249 | colleague | /kɑ•liːg/ | noun | someone who works with you; coworker |
1550 | combination | /kɑm•bɪ•nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | result of mixing things together |
1242 | combine | /kəm•baɪn/ | verb | to mix several things together to form one thing |
1382 | comfortable | /kʌm•fə•tə•bl/ | adj | not being worried about something; at ease |
1258 | commercial | /kə•mɚ•ʃəl/ | noun | radio or television advertisement |
1591 | commission | /kə•mɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a group officially put in charge of finding out about something or controlling something |
1320 | commit | /kə•mɪt/ | verb | to do something bad, usually a crime |
1505 | commitment | /kə•mɪt•mənt/ | noun | a promise or decision to do something; something that you must do that takes your time |
1579 | comparison | /kəm•pæ•rɪ•sn/ | noun | looking for differences and similarities in two or more things |
1493 | complain | /kəm•plɛɪn/ | verb | to say that you are not happy or satisfied with something or someone |
1485 | component | /kəm•poʊ•nənt/ | adj | one of the parts that make up something |
1539 | concentrate | /kɑn•sɛn•trɛɪt/ | verb | to pay great attention to a task; focus |
1211 | concept | /kɑn•sɛpt/ | noun | abstract idea of something or how it works |
1380 | concert | /kən•sɚt/ | noun | musical entertainment given in public by one or more performers |
1353 | conclude | /kən'klud/ | verb | to stop or finish; to come to the end of something |
1491 | confidence | /kɑn•fɪ•dəns/ | noun | feeling that you can do well at something |
1204 | confirm | /kən•fɚm/ | verb | to provide evidence to establish the truth of |
1262 | connect | /kə•nɛkt/ | verb | to join or attach things together |
1226 | consequence | /kɑn•sɪ•kwəns/ | noun | outcome of an event; result |
1342 | consideration | /kən•sɪ•də•rɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | careful thought; thinking about something |
1545 | consist | /kən•sɪst/ | verb | to have as an essential, necessary or main part |
1398 | construction | /kən•strʌk•ʃən/ | noun | act of building something; thing that is built |
1236 | contribute | /kən•trɪ•bjut/ | verb | give something of value to or help someone or something |
1271 | contribution | /kɑn•trɪ•bju•ʃən/ | noun | helping a cause by giving money, things, services |
1356 | convince | /kən•vɪns/ | verb | to persuade someone, or make them feel sure |
1463 | corporate | /koɚ•pə•rɪt/ | adj | concerning (usually large) companies |
1420 | council | /kaʊn•sl/ | noun | group chosen to make decisions about something |
1300 | crisis | /kraɪ•sɪs/ | noun | unstable situation of extreme danger or difficulty |
1283 | critical | /krɪ•tɪ•kəl/ | adj | being important or serious; vital; dangerous |
1263 | cultural | /kʌl•tʃə•rəl/ | adj | of a particular society's customs and beliefs |
1489 | cup | /kʌp/ | noun | small round container used to hold liquids for drinking |
1291 | currently | /kʌrəntlɪ/ | adv | happening or being in the present time |
1392 | cycle | /saɪ•kl/ | noun | series of regular and repeated actions |
1414 | danger | /dɛɪn•dʒə/ | noun | possibility of getting hurt, damaged, or killed |
1417 | dangerous | /dɛɪn•dʒrəs/ | adj | involving the chance of hurt or damage; risky |
1399 | dear | /diːɚ/ | adj | loved or valued very much |
1418 | decrease | /diː•kriːs/ | verb | to reduce the size, amount, or number of something |
1555 | definitely | /dɛfɪnətlɪ/ | adv | without question; beyond doubt |
1575 | definition | /dɛ•fɪ•nɪ•ʃən/ | noun | explanation of word's meaning, as in dictionaries |
1308 | delay | /dɪ•lɛɪ/ | verb | to cause something to happen later than planned or expected |
1426 | delivery | /dɪ•lɪ•və•rɪ/ | noun | act of taking something to a person or place |
1270 | demonstrate | /dɛ•məns•trɛɪt/ | verb | to show how something works (e.g., product) |
1427 | deny | /dɪ•naɪ/ | verb | to refuse to allow or accept something |
1490 | description | /dɪs•krɪp•ʃən/ | noun | something that tells you what something is like or looks like |
1289 | desire | /dɪ•zaɪ•ə/ | verb | to wish for, hope, or want something |
1586 | desk | /dɛsk/ | noun | a piece of furniture like a table often with drawers |
1445 | destroy | /dɪs•troɪ/ | verb | to damage something so badly that it no longer exists |
1523 | device | /dɪ•vaɪs/ | noun | object, machine, or equipment for a specific use |
1327 | district | /dɪs•trɪkt/ | noun | area of a country, city, or town |
1314 | divide | /dɪ•vaɪd/ | verb | to separate something into equal pieces |
1520 | division | /dɪ•vɪ•ʒən/ | noun | act of separating something into parts; groups formed by different functions or opinions |
1452 | domestic | /də•mɛs•tɪk/ | adj | of or relating to a particular country; of or relating to the home and family |
1260 | duty | /dju•tɪ/ | noun | work required by your job or position |
1286 | earth | /ɚθ/ | noun | planet we live on |
1421 | editor | /ɛ•dɪ•tə/ | noun | a person whose job is to correct and make changes to the contents of a book or magazine |
1379 | egg | /ɛg/ | noun | hard-shelled thing from which a young bird is born |
1576 | elect | /ɪ•lɛkt/ | verb | choose someone for a position usually by voting |
1209 | emerge | /ɪ•mɚdʒ/ | verb | to rise or appear out of some background |
1292 | employ | /ɪm•ploɪ/ | verb | to pay a person to work for you; to give a job to |
1590 | empty | /ɛm•ptɪ/ | adj | containing nothing; with no contents |
1350 | enable | /ɪ•nɛɪ•bl/ | verb | to make it possible to do something |
1297 | engage | /ɪn•gɛɪdʒ/ | verb | to carry out, participate in; be involved in |
1310 | engineer | /ɛn•dʒɪ•niːɚ/ | noun | professional who designs and builds machines, roads, and other complicated structures |
1542 | entirely | /ɪn'taɪəlɪ/ | adv | fully or completely |
1358 | environmental | /ɪn,vaɪərən'mɛntl/ | adj | of the natural world in which plants and animals live |
1252 | equal | /iː•kwəl/ | adj | same in shape, size, or number |
1495 | error | /ɛ•rə/ | noun | something that is not correct; a mistake |
1480 | escape | /ɪs•kɛɪp/ | verb | to get away from a place where you are being held |
1288 | essential | /ɪ•sɛn•ʃəl/ | adj | extremely important and necessary |
1319 | expand | /ɪks•pænd/ | verb | to become bigger or larger in size and amount |
1529 | expense | /ɪks•pɛns/ | noun | the amount of money that is needed to pay for something |
1341 | experiment | /ɪks•pɛ•rɪ•mɛnt/ | noun | test performed to assess new ideas or theories |
1503 | explore | /ɪks•ploɚ/ | verb | to learn about something by examining in detail or someplace by traveling to it |
1541 | export | /ɛks•poɚt/ | verb | to send goods to be sold in another country |
1253 | expression | /ɪks•prɛ•ʃən/ | noun | act of making your thoughts and feelings known |
1255 | extremely | /ɪk'striːmlɪ/ | adv | in a way that is much more than usual or expected |
1528 | factory | /fæk•tə•rɪ/ | noun | building where things are made |
1237 | failure | /fɛɪ•ljə/ | noun | act or result of not achieving your goals |
1464 | fairly | /fɛɚlɪ/ | adv | in a reasonable way; between a little and very much |
1443 | familiar | /fə•mɪ•ljə/ | adj | well-known or easily recognized |
1304 | fan | /fæn/ | noun | thing you wave in front of your face to stay cool |
1578 | farmer | /fɑɚ•mə/ | noun | someone who owns or looks after farm, a place for growing crops and keeping animals |
1413 | fashion | /fæ•ʃən/ | noun | style of dress or activity popular at some time |
1477 | fee | /fiː/ | noun | amount of money paid for a particular service |
1377 | finance | /faɪ•næns/ | noun | control of money a person/business has access to |
1501 | finger | /fɪŋ•gə/ | noun | one of the five long parts of the hand |
1217 | flight | /flaɪt/ | noun | act of flying |
1299 | flower | /flaʊ•ə/ | noun | plant with a pretty head (e.g., a rose) |
1215 | football | /fʊt•boɚl/ | noun | sport where 2 teams try to kick a ball in a goal; soccer |
1525 | forest | /fɑ•rɪst/ | noun | large area with many trees |
1509 | frame | /frɛɪm/ | noun | (n) 1. the basic structure of something that gives it its shape, to which other parts are added; 2. one picture in a series that make a video; (v) 1. to put a picture in a supporting structure; 2. to produce false evidence so an innocent person appears guilty of a crime |
1397 | freedom | /friː•dəm/ | noun | state of being free, not being controlled |
1307 | fresh | /frɛʃ/ | adj | newly made or gathered |
1536 | friendly | /frɛn•dlɪ/ | adv | acting like a friend; kind and helpful |
1235 | funny | /fʌ•nɪ/ | adj | causing laughter; amusing |
1284 | gather | /gæ•ðə/ | verb | to bring people/animals together into a group |
1424 | generate | /dʒɛ•nə•rɛɪt/ | verb | to create or be produced or bring into existence |
1425 | gift | /gɪft/ | noun | something given to another for a reason; present |
1368 | glad | /glæd/ | adj | happy that something happened; pleased |
1451 | gold | /goʊld/ | noun | soft yellow metal that is very valuable |
1557 | grade | /grɛɪd/ | noun | level of study that is completed by a student |
1546 | graduate | /græ•djʊ•ɛɪt/ | verb | (v) to receive a degree from a college or university; (n) a person who has received a degree |
1568 | guarantee | /gæ•rən•tiː/ | verb | to make a formal promise that something will happen or be done. |
1428 | guest | /gɛst/ | noun | person invited to visit or stay in someone's home |
1440 | gun | /gʌn/ | noun | a weapon that shoots small metal objects down a metal tube |
1478 | hall | /hoɚl/ | noun | a usually long, narrow room in a building that leads to other rooms |
1338 | hardly | /hɑɚdlɪ/ | adv | clearly or undoubtedly not; very little |
1378 | hate | /hɛɪt/ | verb | to have a very strong feeling of dislike for |
1360 | healthy | /hɛl•θɪ/ | adj | in good condition physically (or financially); not ill or bad |
1245 | hide | /haɪd/ | verb | to put a thing where it can't be found; go where you won't be found |
1512 | hire | /haɪ•ə/ | verb | to employ a person to do a particular job |
1403 | historical | /hɪs•tɑ•rɪ•kəl/ | adj | of or related to events or people in the past |
1513 | hole | /hoʊl/ | noun | opening into or through something |
1325 | host | /hoʊst/ | noun | person who entertains guests |
1419 | hurt | /hɚt/ | verb | to cause pain, damage, or injury |
1552 | ice | /aɪs/ | noun | frozen water |
1585 | identity | /aɪ•dɛn•tɪ•tɪ/ | noun | who someone is; the collection of qualities that makes a person |
1444 | ignore | /ɪg•noɚ/ | verb | to not listen to, look at, or pay attention to |
1348 | impossible | /ɪm•pɑ•sə•bl/ | adj | very unlikely to happen or exist |
1224 | improvement | /ɪm•pruv•mənt/ | noun | addition or change that makes something better |
1492 | industrial | /ɪn•dʌs•triːɚl/ | adj | concerning the people and businesses that make certain products |
1280 | initial | /ɪ•nɪ•ʃəl/ | adj | existing or occurring at the beginning |
1549 | insist | /ɪn•sɪst/ | verb | to state your opinion strongly and firmly; to demand that something must happen |
1594 | instrument | /ɪn•strʊ•mənt/ | noun | a piece of equipment used for a particular purpose such as making music or measuring something |
1312 | insurance | /ɪn•ʃʊə•rəns/ | noun | payments to cover potential loss/damage/injury/death |
1515 | internal | /ɪn•tɚ•nL/ | adj | within or inside |
1201 | introduction | /ɪn•trə•dʌk•ʃən/ | noun | making someone known to another by name |
1364 | invest | /ɪn•vɛst/ | verb | to use resources to build for the future |
1531 | investigate | /ɪn•vɛs•tɪ•gɛɪt/ | verb | to try to find out facts; to carry out research |
1316 | investigation | /ɪn•vɛs•tɪ•gɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | search for information about something |
1595 | investor | /ɪn•vɛs•tə/ | noun | a person who gives money to help a business grow for a profit |
1212 | island | /aɪ•lənd/ | noun | area of land that is surrounded by water |
1571 | judgment | /dʒʌdʒ•mənt/ | noun | opinion that is made after careful consideration |
1322 | jump | /dʒʌmp/ | verb | to push your body into the air with your legs |
1305 | kitchen | /kɪ•tʃɪn/ | noun | place where food is cooked |
1526 | label | /lɛɪ•bl/ | noun | a piece of paper or cloth that is attached to something and gives information about it |
1259 | lady | /lɛɪ•dɪ/ | noun | another way of saying 'woman' |
1562 | largely | /lɑɚdʒlɪ/ | adv | in large part; mainly or chiefly |
1487 | lawyer | /loɚ•jə/ | noun | a professional who is paid to help people with the law |
1504 | leadership | /liː•də•ʃɪp/ | noun | quality of being able to guide or influence others |
1218 | left | /lɛft/ | noun | side of your body your heart is on |
1315 | length | /lɛŋθ/ | noun | measurement of distance or of time |
1232 | lesson | /lɛ•sn/ | noun | a time or event where teaching and learning occur; class |
1581 | license | /laɪ•səns/ | noun | official document which allows a person to do or have something |
1517 | literature | /lɪ•tə•rɪ•tʃə/ | noun | writings that are valued as works of art, esp. fiction, drama and poetry |
1453 | load | /loʊd/ | noun | large, often heavy, amount of something to be moved |
1574 | loan | /loʊn/ | noun | something (usually money) that is given to someone for a period of time with a promise that it will be returned |
1448 | locate | /loʊ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to find a certain place, position, or location of something |
1363 | location | /loʊ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | particular position or area |
1598 | lovely | /lʌv•lɪ/ | adj | attractive or beautiful |
1332 | lunch | /lʌntʃ/ | noun | light meal eaten in the middle of the day |
1436 | mainly | /mɛɪnlɪ/ | adv | mostly; usually; being the largest part |
1439 | manner | /mæ•nə/ | noun | that way that something happens or is done |
1390 | manufacture | /mæ•njʊ•fæk•tʃə/ | verb | to produce large numbers of products in a factory |
1210 | map | /mæp/ | noun | picture showing the geography of an area |
1246 | marriage | /mæ•rɪdʒ/ | noun | formal relationship between a husband and a wife |
1234 | mass | /mæs/ | noun | a large amount of something, often of no particular shape |
1554 | master | /mɑɚs•tə/ | adj | 1. someone who has control over others; 2. someone who is very skilled at doing something |
1248 | meal | /miːl/ | noun | food for eating at a particular time (e.g., dinner) |
1435 | minister | /mɪ•nɪs•tə/ | noun | an official who heads a government department |
1375 | monitor | /mɑ•nɪ•tə/ | noun | electronic screen on which you can see images |
1548 | moral | /mɑ•rəl/ | adj | relating to people's belief about right or wrong behavior |
1401 | moreover | /moɚ•roʊ•və/ | adv | in addition to what has been said |
1285 | mostly | /moʊs•tlɪ/ | adv | in large part; mainly or chiefly |
1243 | mountain | /maʊn•tɪn/ | noun | very high piece of land, higher than a hill |
1437 | mouth | /maʊð/ | noun | part of the face used for eating and talking |
1374 | murder | /mɚ•də/ | noun | crime of deliberately killing a person |
1395 | museum | /mju'ziːɚm/ | noun | building to display art, science, or history objects |
1583 | narrow | /næ•roʊ/ | adj | long but not wide; a small distance from one side to the other compared to length |
1507 | necessarily | /nɛ•sɪ•sə•rɪ•lɪ/ | adv | in a way that is needed or required, or is unavoidable |
1220 | neighbor | /neɪ•bɚ/ | noun | person who lives, or is near, you |
1214 | neither | /naɪ•ðə/ | adj | not one or the other; not either; none of two things |
1558 | nevertheless | /nɛ•və•ðə•lɛs/ | adv | despite what has just been done or said; nonetheless |
1438 | noise | /noɪz/ | noun | a loud or unpleasant sound |
1422 | normally | /noɚməlɪ/ | adv | in the manner that is usual or ordinary |
1203 | north | /noɚθ/ | noun | direction to your left when facing the rising sun |
1276 | novel | /nɑ•vəl/ | noun | written fiction story |
1313 | nurse | /nɚs/ | noun | person trained to care for sick or injured people |
1400 | objective | /ɑb•dʒɛk•tɪv/ | noun | something you decide you want to do; goal |
1321 | obvious | /ɑb•viːɚs/ | adj | easily understood and clear; plain to see |
1442 | occasion | /ə•kɛɪ•ʒən/ | noun | particular time when something important or special happens |
1572 | odd | /ɑd/ | adj | being strange or different from what is usual or expected |
1402 | onto | /ɑn•tʊ/ | prep | movement towards a position that is on something |
1404 | oppose | /ə•poʊz/ | verb | to be against someone in a contest, game, or fight; to disagree |
1371 | opposite | /ɑ•pə•zɪt/ | adj | across from or on the side facing something |
1475 | ought | /oɚt/ | aux | what is expected; should |
1256 | owner | /oʊ•nə/ | noun | person who owns or has something |
1385 | pack | /pæk/ | verb | to put things in a suitcase to go on a trip |
1317 | package | /pæ•kɪdʒ/ | noun | box or container in which items are placed for mailing |
1466 | participate | /pɑɚ•tɪ•sɪ•pɛɪt/ | verb | to take part with others in doing something |
1293 | path | /pɑɚθ/ | noun | track made with stones/by walking over the ground |
1266 | payment | /pɛɪ•mənt/ | noun | amount of money that is paid for something |
1587 | permit | /pə•mɪt/ | verb | to allow someone to do something or for something to happen |
1494 | perspective | /pə•spɛk•tɪv/ | noun | way of thinking, an attitude toward something |
1206 | photo | /foʊ•toʊ/ | noun | short for photograph; a picture taken by a camera |
1257 | plane | /plɛɪn/ | noun | an airplane |
1281 | pleasure | /plɛ•ʒə/ | noun | feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction |
1540 | plenty | /plɛn•tɪ/ | pron | a large amount of something; a lot; not too little |
1254 | plus | /plʌs/ | prep | having a value greater than zero |
1334 | pool | /pul/ | noun | large container or hole that is filled with water and used for people to swim in |
1287 | pop | /pɑp/ | verb | to cause something to open or burst suddenly |
1345 | possibly | /pɑsəblɪ/ | adv | may be true or likely, but is uncertain |
1298 | powerful | /paʊəfəl/ | adj | having control or influence over |
1596 | practical | /præk•tɪ•kəl/ | adj | relating to what is sensible, real, or useful rather than with ideas or theories |
1559 | predict | /prɪ•dɪkt/ | verb | to guess or estimate what will or might happen |
1560 | previously | /priːviːɚslɪ/ | adv | at an earlier time |
1553 | principal | /prɪn•sə•pəl/ | adj | 1. most important; main; 2. the person in charge of a (US) public school |
1460 | prison | /prɪ•zn/ | noun | a place where people who have committed serious crimes are held |
1365 | proceed | /prə•siːd/ | verb | to continue to do something; carry on |
1290 | promote | /prə•moʊt/ | verb | to try to encourage the popularity and sales of a product |
1482 | proper | /prɑ•pə/ | adj | correct according to social or moral rules |
1561 | protection | /prə•tɛk•ʃən/ | noun | being kept from harm |
1538 | provision | /prə•vɪ•ʒən/ | noun | 1. supplies that are needed or wanted; something that is supplied; 2. part of a law or an agreement |
1311 | quiet | /kwaɪ•ət/ | adj | not loud; making very little sound |
1431 | quote | /kwoʊt/ | verb | to use someone's exact words in your writing or speech |
1230 | rain | /rɛɪn/ | noun | drops of water that fall out of clouds in the sky |
1533 | rank | /ræŋk/ | verb | to place someone or something in higher or lower position relative to others |
1229 | reaction | /riː•æk•ʃən/ | noun | feeling or action in response to something |
1567 | reasonable | /riː•zŋ•ə•bl/ | adj | fair and sensible; appropriate |
1386 | recall | /rɪ•koɚl/ | verb | to remember events or details of the past |
1532 | recommendation | /rɛ•kə•mɛn•dɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | suggestion about someone or something being a good choice |
1213 | reform | /riː•foɚm/ | verb | to improve society by removing abuse and injustices |
1207 | refuse | /rɪ•fjuz/ | verb | to say that you will not accept something |
1498 | register | /rɛ•dʒɪs•tə/ | verb | to record your name on an official list; sign up |
1479 | regulation | /rɛ•gjʊ•lɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | official rule that controls how something is done |
1324 | relatively | /rɛlətɪvlɪ/ | adv | in a manner that measures or compares something to something else |
1483 | relax | /rɪ•læks/ | verb | to stop feeling nervous or worried; to rest and do something enjoyable |
1502 | relevant | /rɛ•lɪ•vənt/ | adj | direct related to a subject in a considerable way |
1354 | religious | /rɪ•lɪ•dʒəs/ | adj | concerning religion or faith |
1582 | rely | /rɪ•laɪ/ | verb | able to depend on |
1457 | remind | /rɪ•maɪnd/ | verb | to make someone remember something |
1564 | rent | /rɛnt/ | verb | to pay money for the use of something |
1251 | repeat | /rɪ•piːt/ | verb | to say something again |
1469 | representative | /rɛ•prɪ•zɛn•tə•tɪv/ | noun | typical of a particular group or thing |
1202 | requirement | /rɪ•kwaɪ•ə•mənt/ | noun | something that is a necessity |
1537 | resident | /rɛ•zɪ•dənt/ | adj | someone who lives in a particular place |
1349 | revenue | /rɛ•vɪ•nju/ | noun | money that is made by or paid to a business |
1527 | root | /rut/ | noun | part of a plant that grows underground |
1408 | route | /rut/ | noun | way to get from one place to another place |
1600 | row | /roʊ/ | verb | a straight line of people or things; one after another |
1309 | safety | /sɛɪf•tɪ/ | noun | state of being free from harm or danger |
1238 | schedule | /ʃɛ•djul/ | verb | to arrange a time to do something with others |
1265 | scheme | /skiːm/ | noun | often dishonest plan to get or do something |
1407 | scientist | /saɪ•ən•tɪst/ | noun | a person who is trained to gain knowledge by making predictions, testing them, and developing theories |
1274 | secret | /siː•krɪt/ | adj | something that you don't want others to know; private |
1521 | secure | /sɪ•kjʊə/ | verb | to protect something from danger or harm, keep things safe |
1205 | senior | /siː•njə/ | adj | having higher status or authority than another person |
1588 | seriously | /siːɚriːɚslɪ/ | adv | in a serious way; in a way that shows something is important |
1556 | session | /sɛ•ʃən/ | noun | period of time for doing a particular activity |
1301 | settle | /sɛ•tl/ | verb | to move to a new environment and become accustomed to it |
1472 | shake | /ʃɛɪk/ | verb | to move something violently back and forth or up and down |
1381 | shock | /ʃɑk/ | noun | sudden bad feeling caused by something unexpected |
1474 | shoe | /ʃu/ | noun | outer covering worn on the foot to protect it usually sold in pairs |
1565 | shot | /ʃɑt/ | verb | the act of firing a gun, or kicking or throwing a ball at a goal |
1423 | sight | /saɪt/ | noun | the ability to see |
1500 | signal | /sɪg•nL/ | adj | An action, change, or process that gives information about something |
1459 | skin | /skɪn/ | noun | outer layer of an animal's or human's body |
1510 | slowly | /sloʊlɪ/ | adv | done in a way that takes a long time |
1228 | smoke | /smoʊk/ | verb | to breathe in through a cigarette and then blow it out |
1599 | soft | /sɑft/ | adj | easy to press, bend or cut; not hard or firm |
1376 | soldier | /soʊl•dʒə/ | noun | person who is in the military |
1219 | solve | /sɑlv/ | verb | to find a way to deal with a problem |
1318 | somewhere | /sʌ•mwɛɚ/ | adv | at or to an unknown or unnamed place |
1239 | speaker | /spiː•kə/ | noun | person who makes a speech before a group |
1331 | spirit | /spɪ•rɪt/ | noun | part of a person that is not physical and believed to be the source of human emotions and character |
1330 | spring | /sprɪŋ/ | noun | time of year when plants start growing after winter |
1441 | square | /skwɛɚ/ | noun | shape with four sides of equal length sides and four right (90°) angles |
1372 | stone | /stoʊn/ | noun | hard, solid piece of rock |
1343 | strange | /strɛɪndʒ/ | adj | unusual or odd; surprising because unexpected |
1261 | strength | /strɛŋθ/ | noun | being strong |
1543 | strongly | /strɑŋlɪ/ | adv | in a strong manner; in a very serious way |
1481 | studio | /stju•dɪ•oʊ/ | noun | the building or room where art is made, such as paintings, movies, or music |
1584 | succeed | /sək•siːd/ | verb | to finally achieve something that you were trying to achieve |
1282 | suggestion | /sə•dʒɛs•tʃən/ | noun | idea about what someone should do |
1373 | sum | /sʌm/ | noun | amount when all is added together; total |
1359 | sun | /sʌn/ | noun | the hot shining star the earth moves around |
1216 | survive | /sə•vaɪv/ | verb | to continue to live despite illness or trouble |
1488 | suspect | /səs•pɛkt/ | verb | to think that someone may have committed a crime or done something wrong |
1389 | swim | /swɪm/ | verb | to move through water by moving parts of the body |
1461 | switch | /swɪtʃ/ | noun | to change from one thing to another; a thing you move to change from one thing to another |
1369 | tape | /tɛɪp/ | verb | to stick things together using an adhesive strip |
1411 | taste | /tɛɪst/ | noun | the particular quality of food or drink that can be sensed by a person's mouth |
1597 | tea | /tiː/ | noun | drink made when you put dried leaves in hot water |
1468 | tear | /tɛɚ/,/tɪɚ/ | verb, noun | 1. (v) to damage something by pulling it apart; 2. (n) drop of salty water from the eye |
1456 | technical | /tɛk•nɪ•kəl/ | adj | of practical use of machines or science in industry |
1222 | technique | /tɛk•niːk/ | noun | way of doing by using special knowledge or skill |
1450 | temperature | /tɛm•prɪ•tʃə/ | noun | a measure of how hot or cold something is (e.g., the weather) |
1391 | theater | /θiːə•θɚ/ | noun | place where shows are performed on a stage |
1570 | theme | /θiːm/ | noun | main subject to discuss or describe |
1346 | threat | /θrɛt/ | noun | warning of probable trouble |
1519 | threaten | /θrɛ•tn/ | verb | to say you will harm or hurt someone |
1247 | ticket | /tɪ•kɪt/ | noun | piece of paper that lets you enter or use something |
1514 | tie | /taɪ/ | verb | to join together two ends of string or rope; to join two or more things together with string or rope |
1569 | till | /tɪl/ | conj | until |
1329 | tire | /taɪ•ə/ | noun | lose energy and feel that you need to rest |
1412 | tonight | /tə•naɪt/ | adv | night following this day |
1225 | tool | /tul/ | noun | device used to make things (e.g., a hammer or driver) |
1294 | topic | /tɑ•pɪk/ | noun | matter people talk or write about |
1394 | totally | /toʊtəlɪ/ | adv | in a complete way; completely; absolutely |
1467 | tough | /tʌf/ | adj | very difficult to do or deal with |
1484 | tourist | /tʊə•rɪst/ | noun | someone who travels to a place for pleasure |
1336 | tradition | /trə•dɪ•ʃən/ | noun | way of thinking, and behaving that was used for a long time |
1223 | traffic | /træ•fɪk/ | noun | amount of activity over a communication system |
1208 | transport | /træns•poɚt/ | verb | to carry things from one place to another |
1279 | trend | /trɛnd/ | noun | general direction of developing, proceeding |
1455 | troop | /trup/ | noun | group of soldiers; an organized group |
1306 | twice | /twaɪs/ | adv | two times |
1534 | typical | /tɪ•pɪ•kəl/ | adj | normal; usual; expected |
1267 | unfortunately | /ʌn•foɚtʃ•nɪt•lɪ/ | adv | in a way that is to be regretted; unluckily |
1277 | union | /juniːɚn/ | noun | organization of people or groups who have a similar interest or particular goal |
1592 | unique | /ju•niːk/ | adj | unlike other things; being the only one like it |
1383 | usual | /ju•ʒʊəl/ | adj | being the way things occur most of the time |
1357 | vary | /vɛɚ•rɪ/ | verb | to be changeable, both up and down |
1406 | vehicle | /viː•ɪ•kl/ | noun | machine (such as a car) that is used to carry things |
1518 | victim | /vɪk•tɪm/ | noun | person who has suffered from a crime, bad situation, or event |
1434 | violence | /vaɪ•ə•ləns/ | noun | use of physical force to harm someone or damage something |
1396 | visitor | /vɪ•zɪ•tə/ | noun | one who goes to a place to see it (or someone) |
1362 | volume | /vɑ•ljʊm/ | noun | level of sound produced by an object, such as a radio or television |
1506 | wake | /wɛɪk/ | verb | to stop sleeping; to make someone stop sleeping |
1366 | wash | /wɑʃ/ | verb | to clean someone or something with soap and water |
1244 | waste | /wɛɪst/ | verb | to use valuable things ineffectively |
1323 | weapon | /wɛ•pən/ | noun | something that is used for fighting |
1563 | wed | /wɛd/ | verb | to marry; to get married |
1535 | west | /wɛst/ | noun | the direction where the sun sets; opposite of east |
1370 | whereas | /wɛɚr•æz/ | conj | taking into consideration the fact that |
1589 | wild | /waɪld/ | adj | living in nature; not tame |
1387 | wine | /waɪn/ | noun | alcoholic drink made from the juice of grapes |
1326 | winter | /wɪn•tə/ | noun | coldest season of the year |
1465 | wood | /wʊd/ | noun | hard material that trees are made of and is used for building and fuel |