goal noun an aim or purpose a goal My goal in life is to write a book. My goal in life is to write a book. goal noun an aim or purpose a goal My goal in life is to write a book. My goal in life is to write a book.  [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] ignorant adjective Not knowing or understanding important information. Is he ignorant about basic safety rules? Ignorant individuals often make poor decisions. Ignorant comments can lead to misunderstandings quickly. Or was he just pretending to be ignorant? He’s ignorant about modern technology.

1 abandon verb to leave something permanently or stop doing something abnormal^ The data showed abnormal fluctuations in temperature. What causes abnormal behavior in animals? 3 abnormally adverb in a way that is not normal, usual, or expected absent Several students were absent from the lecture. Key data are absent in the report. 5 absorb verb to take in or soak up energy, liquid, or information an abstract The abstract should briefly outline the methodology used. Scholars must write an abstract for the thesis. 7 abstract adjective not relating to specific things; existing as an idea or a quality an acceleration What causes the acceleration of climate change? We measured…

Flashcards — Language Learning Shuffle Reset Export Import Card 1/0 Known 0 Missed 0 Streak 0 Mode Front Loading… Tip: press Space to flip Flip I missed it I knew it Next Delete Add a new card Front (question / cue) Back (answer / translation) Add card Starter deck: everyday English ⇄ translation. Local save; Import/Export JSON. Keys: Space flip, ← missed, → knew, S shuffle, N next. Built with vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. How to export/import?

Show translation brother noun a boy or man who has the same parents as you a brother I have two elder brothers. I have two elder brothers. child noun a young person who is not yet an adult a child A small child is learning to ride a bike in the garden. A small child is learning to ride a bike in the garden. children noun young people who are not yet adults; plural of child a children The children are playing in the park. The children are playing in the park. cousin noun the son or daughter of your aunt or uncle a cousin Her cousin lives in Manchester….

Accident and Problems alarm noun She heard the alarm and ran outside quickly. alarm She heard the alarm and ran outside quickly. bite verb Does your dog ever bite strangers or children? bite Does your dog ever bite strangers or children? block verb Don’t block the door with your heavy bags. block Don’t block the door with your heavy bags. careless adjective Careless drivers often cause dangerous accidents. careless Careless drivers often cause dangerous accidents. damage noun The flood caused damage to many houses. a damage The flood caused damage to many houses. damage verb The strong wind damaged our garden fence. to damage The strong wind damaged our garden…

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] urgent adjective Requiring immediate action or attention. Urgent She has addressed the urgent matter already. We will complete the urgent project by tomorrow. They have resolved the urgent issue efficiently. She has managed the urgent situation well. Will they respond to the urgent inquiry soon?

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] variety noun A range of different things or options. A variety The store offers a variety of fresh fruits. Is there a wide variety of courses available online? We need a greater variety of solutions. Costs vary widely and depend on a variety of factors. He resigned for a variety of reasons.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] treatment noun The manner of dealing with or behaving toward someone. A treatment His treatment of employees was very respectful. Is their treatment of customers always this bad? She received unfair treatment from her colleagues. I don’t expect special treatment – I just want to be treated fairly. Fair treatment of everyone is a core principle.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] inspire verb To motivate or encourage someone to act or feel something. To inspire Her speech inspired the audience to take action. He has always inspired others with his dedication. Can you inspire the team to work harder? The teacher’s passion inspired students to learn more. The director inspired everybody on the project.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] look forward to phrase To anticipate with pleasure. To look forward to I look forward to our meeting next week. She looks forward to summer vacation every year. They look forward to spending holidays with family. We look forward to hearing from you soon. She eagerly looks forward to her birthday celebration.