Daily use vocabulary to speak English
VOCABULARY
ABOUT- A little more or less than
ABOVE- higher than somebody or something
ABSOLUTE- complete
ABUNDANT- present in very large quantities or numbers
ACCESS- A way to enter a place
ACCUSE-say that somebody has done something wrong
ACHIEVE-do or finish something well after trying hard
ADAPT-change the way that you do things because you are in a new situation
ADORE-love somebody or something very much
ALTHOUGH-in spite of something
APPEAR-come and be seen
APPROPRIATE-coming near to somebody or something
ARROGANT-a person who is arrogant things that he or she is better or more important than other people
ARRIVAL-the act of coming to a place
AUSPICIOUS-something that is auspicious is likely to bring success in future
AWAKE-not sleeping
AWKWARD-not comfortable
BANISH-send someone out of their country as a punishment
BAREFOOT-with no shoes or socks on your feet
BARELY-almost not only just
BEAM-smile very happy
BEHALF-on behalf of somebody or somebody's behalf; for somebody; in the place of somebody
BEHIND-add over to the back of somebody or something
BEHOLD-look at something rare or special
BETRAY-do something that harm somebody who trust you
BEWILDERED-if you are bewildered you do not understand something or you do not know what to do
BEYOND-on the other side of something
BITTER-with a sharp unpleasant taste
BLAZE OFF-a large strong fire
BLEAK-cold and grey
BLIZZARD-a very bad storm with snow
BLOB- a small drop of a thick liquid
CERTAIN - without any doubt
COMPASSION-having a strong feelings
CONTRARY-very different from something
CRUMBLE-break into very small pieces
CRUTCH-a long stick that you put under your arm to help you walk when you have hurt your leg
CUNNING-good at making people believe something that is not true
DEFEAT-when a fight or game against a person or group of people
DEFORMITY-a condition in which a part of the body is of an unusual shape because of injury or disease
DEPICT-show something with the help of a painting drawing or sculpture
DELIBERATELY-consciously and intentionally
DOMESTICATE-make a wild animal obey and work for you
ELABORATE-with a lot of different parts
ENTANGLED-caught in something
ERADICATE-get rid of something completely
FLATTER-try to please somebody by saying too many nice things about them that are not completely true
FRIGHTENED-make somebody feel afraid
GIGGLE-laugh in a silly way.
GLORIOUS- I wonderful or beautiful
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