The document defines and provides examples for several words: - Foot is defined as the part of the body at the leg on which a person or animal stands, and as a unit of measurement equal to 12 inches. - Airport is defined as a place where airplanes regularly take off and land, with buildings for passengers and flight management. - Along means in the same direction as or beside something. - Altogether means completely or in total.

1. Foot /fʊt/

2. Foot /fʊt/

3. Foot /fʊt/
• noun

4. Foot /fʊt/
• noun
• C: pl feet

5. Foot /fʊt/
• noun
• C: pl feet
• BODY PART: the part of the body at the leg on
which a person or animal stands

6. Foot /fʊt/
• noun
• C: pl feet
• BODY PART: the part of the body at the leg on
which a person or animal stands
• He got to his feet (stood up )to get a better
look at the film.

7. Foot /fʊt/
• noun
• C: pl feet
• BODY PART: the part of the body at the leg on
which a person or animal stands
• He got to his feet (stood up )to get a better
look at the film.
• I’ve been on my feet standing all day selling
things.

8. Foot /fʊt/
•
• Feet
•

9. Foot /fʊt/
• MEASUREMENT

10. Foot /fʊt/
• MEASUREMENT
• abbreviation ft., symbol '

11. Foot /fʊt/
• MEASUREMENT
• abbreviation ft., symbol '
• noun

12. Foot /fʊt/
• MEASUREMENT
• abbreviation ft., symbol '
• noun
• C: foot , pl: feet

13. Foot /fʊt/
• MEASUREMENT
• abbreviation ft., symbol '
• noun
• C: foot , pl: feet
• a unit of measurement of length equal to 12
inches or 0.3048 meters

14. Foot /fʊt/
• MEASUREMENT
• abbreviation ft., symbol '
• noun
• C: foot , pl: feet
• a unit of measurement of length equal to 12
inches or 0.3048 meters
• The table is 2 feet long.

15. Foot /fʊt/
• MEASUREMENT
• abbreviation ft., symbol '
• noun
• C: foot , pl: feet
• a unit of measurement of length equal to 12
inches or 0.3048 meters
• The table is 2 feet long.
• It is about a foot wide.

16. Foot /fʊt/
•
•
•
• About a foot wide =

17. airport /er·pɔrt/

18. airport /er·pɔrt/

19. airport /er·pɔrt/
• noun C

20. airport /er·pɔrt/
• noun C
• a place where airplanes regularly take off and
land, with buildings for passengers and flight
management

21. airport /er·pɔrt/
• noun C
• a place where airplanes regularly take off and
land, with buildings for passengers and flight
management
• There are two airports in Teharn : Mehrabad
and Imam khomeini .

22. airport /er·pɔrt/
•
•
• International airport

23. along /əlɔŋ/

24. along /əlɔŋ/

25. along /əlɔŋ/
• preposition

26. along /əlɔŋ/
• preposition
• 1- in the same direction as, or beside

27. along /əlɔŋ/
• preposition
• 1- in the same direction as, or beside
• We walked along the canal path.

28. along /əlɔŋ/
• preposition
• 1- in the same direction as, or beside
• We walked along the canal path.
• A train runs( = moves ) along a railroad.

29. along /əlɔŋ/
• Along a street
• Along a road
• Along a railroad
• Along a river

30. along /əlɔŋ/
•
•
across •

31. altogether /ɔl·təgeð·ər/

32. altogether /ɔl·təgeð·ər/
• adverb (not gradable)

33. altogether /ɔl·təgeð·ər/
• adverb (not gradable)
• completely or in total

34. altogether /ɔl·təgeð·ər/
• adverb (not gradable)
• completely or in total
• The train slowed down and then stopped
altogether.

35. altogether /ɔl·təgeð·ər/
• adverb (not gradable)
• completely or in total
• The train slowed down and then stopped
altogether.
• He was altogether tired.

36. altogether /ɔl·təgeð·ər/
• adverb (not gradable)
• completely or in total
• The train slowed down and then stopped
altogether.
• He was altogether tired.
• Altogether, she gave away some $60 million in
her lifetime.

37. altogether /ɔl·təgeð·ər/
•
•
•

38. bar /bɑr/

39. bar /bɑr/
• noun C

40. bar /bɑr/
• noun C
• A bar is any of different small objects having a
rectangular shape

41. bar /bɑr/
•
•
•
•

42. A bar of soap

43. A bar of soap

44. a bar gold

45. a bar of chocolate

46. bar code

47. biscuit /bɪs·kət/

48. biscuit /bɪs·kət/

49. biscuit /bɪs·kət/
• noun C
• a small, soft, raised bread
• homemade biscuits

50. biscuit /bɪs·kət/
• noun C
• a small, soft, raised bread
• homemade biscuits

51. biscuit /bɪs·kət/
• noun C
• a small, soft, raised bread
• homemade biscuits

52. a packet of biscuit

53. a packet of biscuit

54. bottle /bɑt̬· ə l/

55. bottle /bɑt̬· ə l/

56. bottle /bɑt̬· ə l/

57. bottle /bɑt̬· ə l/
• noun C

58. bottle /bɑt̬· ə l/
• noun C
• a container for liquids, usually made of glass
or plastic, with a narrow neck

59. bottle /bɑt̬· ə l/
• noun C
• a container for liquids, usually made of glass
or plastic, with a narrow neck
• a bottle of water / milk / soda / wine

60. bottle /bɑt̬· ə l/
•

61. bottle /bɑt̬· ə l/
• verb T
• to put liquid into bottles
• The soda is bottled in Atlanta.

62. bridge /brɪdʒ/

63. bridge /brɪdʒ/

64. bridge /brɪdʒ/

65. bridge /brɪdʒ/

66. bridge /brɪdʒ/
• noun C

67. bridge /brɪdʒ/
• noun C
• a structure that is built over a river, road, or
railroad to allow people and vehicles to cross
from one side to the other

68. bridge /brɪdʒ/
• noun C
• a structure that is built over a river, road, or
railroad to allow people and vehicles to cross
from one side to the other
• We drove across the bridge from Brooklyn to
Manhattan.

69. bridge /brɪdʒ/
•

70. Stone brdge

71. Stone brdge

72. canal /kənæl/

73. canal /kənæl/

74. canal /kənæl/

75. canal /kənæl/

76. canal /kənæl/
• noun C

77. canal /kənæl/
• noun C
• a channel of water made for boats to travel
through or to carry water from one area to
another

78. canal /kənæl/
• noun C
• a channel of water made for boats to travel
through or to carry water from one area to
another
• Today, the canal is still used by ships.

79. canal /kənæl/
• noun C
• a channel of water made for boats to travel
through or to carry water from one area to
another
• Today, the canal is still used by ships.
• Panama canal

80. canal /kənæl/
• noun C
• a channel of water made for boats to travel
through or to carry water from one area to
another
• Today, the canal is still used by ships.
• Panama canal
• Suez canal

81. canal /kənæl/
•

82. Child’s wagon

83. Child’s wagon

84. Child’s wagon

85. Child’s wagon
•

86. chocolate /tʃɑk·lət, tʃɔk-/

87. chocolate /tʃɑk·lət, tʃɔk-/

88. chocolate /tʃɑk·lət, tʃɔk-/
• noun C/U

89. chocolate /tʃɑk·lət, tʃɔk-/
• noun C/U
• a food made from cocoa and often
sugar, usually brown used in other food such
as cakes

90. chocolate /tʃɑk·lət, tʃɔk-/
• noun C/U
• a food made from cocoa and often
sugar, usually brown used in other food such
as cakes
• U: chocolate ice cream

91. chocolate /tʃɑk·lət, tʃɔk-/
• noun C/U
• a food made from cocoa and often
sugar, usually brown used in other food such
as cakes
• U: chocolate ice cream
• C: a box of chocolates

92. bars of chocolate

93. chocolate /tʃɑk·lət, tʃɔk-/
•

94. Church /tʃɜrtʃ/

95. Church /tʃɜrtʃ/

96. Church /tʃɜrtʃ/

97. Church /tʃɜrtʃ/
• noun C

98. Church /tʃɜrtʃ/
• noun C
• a building for Christian religious activities

99. Church /tʃɜrtʃ/
• noun C
• a building for Christian religious activities
• We came to a church and went inside to sit
and enjoy the quiet.

100. Church /tʃɜrtʃ/
•

101. Coach /koʊtʃ/

102. Coach /koʊtʃ/

103. Coach /koʊtʃ/

104. Coach /koʊtʃ/
• noun C/U

105. Coach /koʊtʃ/
• noun C/U
• 1- A coach is one of the separate parts of a
train.

106. Coach /koʊtʃ/
• noun C/U
• 1- A coach is one of the separate parts of a
train.
• 2- A coach is also a kind of old-fashioned
vehicle pulled by one or more horses.

107. Coach /koʊtʃ/
• noun C/U
• 1- A coach is one of the separate parts of a
train.
• 2- A coach is also a kind of old-fashioned
vehicle pulled by one or more horses.
• 3- British: A coach is a bus .

108. Coach /koʊtʃ/
•
•
•

109. cost /kɔst/

110. cost /kɔst/
• noun C/U

111. cost /kɔst/
• noun C/U
• the amount of money needed to buy, do, or
make something, or an amount spent for
something

112. cost /kɔst/
• noun C/U
• the amount of money needed to buy, do, or
make something, or an amount spent for
something
• C: Education costs continue to rise.

113. cost /kɔst/
• noun C/U
• the amount of money needed to buy, do, or
make something, or an amount spent for
something
• C: Education costs continue to rise.
• U: Most computers come with software
included at no extra cost.

114. cost /kɔst/
• noun C/U
• the amount of money needed to buy, do, or
make something, or an amount spent for
something
• C: Education costs continue to rise.
• U: Most computers come with software
included at no extra cost.
• U: The area has both high-cost and low-cost
housing.

115. cost /kɔst/
• verb T

116. cost /kɔst/
• verb T
• past cost

117. cost /kɔst/
• verb T
• past cost
• The trip will cost (you) $1000.

118. cost /kɔst/
• verb T
• past cost
• The trip will cost (you) $1000.
• It costs a lot to buy a house these days.

119. cost /kɔst/
• verb T
• past cost
• The trip will cost (you) $1000.
• It costs a lot to buy a house these days.
• “How much that bicycle cost?”
• “It costs 300,000 Tomans.”

120. cost /kɔst/
•
•
•

121. dollhouse

122. dollhouse

123. dollhouse

124. dollhouse

125. doll

126. doll

127. employ /ɪmplɔɪ/

128. employ /ɪmplɔɪ/
• verb T

129. employ /ɪmplɔɪ/
• verb T
• to pay someone to work or do a job for you

130. employ /ɪmplɔɪ/
• verb T
• to pay someone to work or do a job for you
• The factory employs 87 workers.

131. employ /ɪmplɔɪ/
•
•

132. even /i:·vən/

133. even /i:·vən/
• adverb (not gradable)

134. even /i:·vən/
• adverb (not gradable)
• used to emphasize something

135. even /i:·vən/
• adverb (not gradable)
• used to emphasize something
• Even very clever people can make mistakes.

136. even /i:·vən/
• adverb (not gradable)
• used to emphasize something
• Even very clever people can make mistakes.
• She never cried – not even when she was badly
hurt.

137. even /i:·vən/
• adverb (not gradable)
• used to emphasize something
• Even very clever people can make mistakes.
• She never cried – not even when she was badly
hurt.
• Even with a good education, you need some
common sense to get ahead.

138. even /i:·vən/
•
•

139. factory /fæk·tə·ri/

140. factory /fæk·tə·ri/

141. factory /fæk·tə·ri/

142. factory /fæk·tə·ri/

143. factory /fæk·tə·ri/
• noun C

144. factory /fæk·tə·ri/
• noun C
• a building or buildings where people use
machines to produce goods

145. factory /fæk·tə·ri/
• noun C
• a building or buildings where people use
machines to produce goods
• She worked in a factory that produced
bicycles.

146. factory /fæk·tə·ri/
•

147. fairyland

148. fairyland

149. fairyland
•

150. glow /gloʊ/

151. glow /gloʊ/
• noun U

152. glow /gloʊ/
• noun U
• light, esp. from something that is heated

153. glow /gloʊ/
• noun U
• light, esp. from something that is heated
• the glow of a fire

154. glow /gloʊ/
• noun U
• light, esp. from something that is heated
• the glow of a fire
• Verb

155. glow /gloʊ/
• noun U
• light, esp. from something that is heated
• the glow of a fire
• Verb
• The fire was glowing in the dark.

156. glow /gloʊ/
•
• Light up =

157. gold /goʊld/

158. a bar ofgold /goʊld/

159. gold /goʊld/
• noun U

160. gold /goʊld/
• noun U
• a soft, yellow metal that is highly expensive.

161. gold /goʊld/
• noun U
• a soft, yellow metal that is highly expensive
The price of gold reached a new high on
Thursday.

162. gold /goʊld/
• noun U
• a soft, yellow metal that is highly expensive
The price of gold reached a new high on
Thursday.
• adjective (not gradable)

163. gold /goʊld/
• noun U
• a soft, yellow metal that is highly expensive
The price of gold reached a new high on
Thursday.
• adjective (not gradable)
• She wears lots of gold jewelry.

164. golden /goʊl·dən/
• adjective (not gradable)

165. golden /goʊl·dən/
• adjective (not gradable)
• a golden chain

166. • Gold =
• Golden =

167. hammer /hæm·ər/

168. hammer /hæm·ər/

169. hammer /hæm·ər/

170. hammer /hæm·ər/
• noun C
•

171. hammer /hæm·ər/
• noun C
• Verb

172. hammer /hæm·ər/
•
•

173. highway /hɑɪ·weɪ/

174. highway /hɑɪ·weɪ/

175. highway /hɑɪ·weɪ/
• noun C

176. highway /hɑɪ·weɪ/
• noun C
• a road, esp. a big road that joins cities or
towns together

177. highway /hɑɪ·weɪ/
• noun C
• a road, esp. a big road that joins cities or
towns together
• The interstate highways are usually faster.

178. highway /hɑɪ·weɪ/
• noun C
• a road, esp. a big road that joins cities or
towns together
• The interstate highways are usually faster.
• Cars can go very fast on highways.

179. highway /hɑɪ·weɪ/
•
•
• Freeway , expressway

180. History /hɪs·tə·ri/

181. History /hɪs·tə·ri/
• noun C/U

182. History /hɪs·tə·ri/
• noun C/U
• (the study of) past events

183. History /hɪs·tə·ri/
• noun C/U
• (the study of) past events
• U: I’m taking a course in American history.

184. History /hɪs·tə·ri/
• noun C/U
• (the study of) past events
• U: I’m taking a course in American history.
• C: I’m reading a history of jazz.

185. History /hɪs·tə·ri/
• noun C/U
• (the study of) past events
• U: I’m taking a course in American history.
• C: I’m reading a history of jazz.
• “Who is your history teacher?”

186. History /hɪs·tə·ri/
•

187. Holland

188. Holland

189. Holland

190. Holland
• a country in western Europe

191. Holland
• a country in western Europe
• Holland has a good football team.

192. Holland
•
• Dutchland

193. hurt /hɜrt/

194. hurt /hɜrt/
• verb I/T past hurt

195. hurt /hɜrt/
• verb I/T past hurt
• to feel pain, or to cause pain or injury to
yourself or someone else

196. hurt /hɜrt/
• verb I/T past hurt
• to feel pain, or to cause pain or injury to
yourself or someone else
• I: Tell me where it hurts.

197. hurt /hɜrt/
• verb I/T past hurt
• to feel pain, or to cause pain or injury to
yourself or someone else
• I: Tell me where it hurts.
• I: My leg hurts.

198. hurt /hɜrt/
• verb I/T past hurt
• to feel pain, or to cause pain or injury to
yourself or someone else
• I: Tell me where it hurts.
• I: My leg hurts.
• T: Stop! You’re hurting me!

199. hurt /hɜrt/
• verb I/T past hurt
• to feel pain, or to cause pain or injury to
yourself or someone else
• I: Tell me where it hurts.
• I: My leg hurts.
• T: Stop! You’re hurting me!
• He hurt his leg when he was playing football.

200. hurt /hɜrt/
•
•
•

201. Jam /dʒæm/

202. Jam /dʒæm/

203. Jam /dʒæm/
• noun U

204. Jam /dʒæm/
• noun U
• a soft, sweet food made by cooking fruit with
sugar

205. Jam /dʒæm/
• noun U
• a soft, sweet food made by cooking fruit with
sugar
• strawberry/raspberry jam on toast

206. Jam /dʒæm/
•

207. jar /dʒɑr/

208. jar /dʒɑr/

209. jar /dʒɑr/
• noun C

210. jar /dʒɑr/
• noun C
• a jar of jam / mayonnaise

211. jar /dʒɑr/
• noun C
• a jar of jam / mayonnaise
• He bought two jars of jam .

212. jar of jam

213. light bulb /lɑɪt·bʌlb/

214. light bulb /lɑɪt·bʌlb/

215. light up /lɑɪt/

216. light up /lɑɪt/
• verb T

217. light up /lɑɪt/
• verb T
• past lit up , past lighted

218. light up /lɑɪt/
• verb T
• past lit up , past lighted
• The house was lit up with some light bulbs.

219. light up /lɑɪt/
•
•

220. loaf /loʊf/

221. loaf /loʊf/
a loaf of bread

222. loaf /loʊf/

223. loaf /loʊf/

224. loaf /loʊf/
• noun C: loaves

225. loaf /loʊf/
• noun C: loaves
• bread that is shaped and baked in a single
piece and can be sliced for eating

226. loaf /loʊf/
• noun C: loaves
• bread that is shaped and baked in a single
piece and can be sliced for eating
• Get a loaf of white bread from the corner
store.

227. loaf /loʊf/
•

228. low/loʊ/

229. low/loʊ/
• adjective, adverb -er/-est only

230. low/loʊ/
• adjective, adverb -er/-est only
• not high or tall; close to the ground, or near
the bottom of something

231. low/loʊ/
•
•

232. magazine /mæg·əzi:n/

233. magazine /mæg·əzi:n/

234. magazine /mæg·əzi:n/

235. magazine /mæg·əzi:n/
• noun C

236. magazine /mæg·əzi:n/
• noun C
• a weekly/monthly magazine

237. magazine /mæg·əzi:n/
• noun C
• a weekly/monthly magazine
•

238. match /mætʃ/

239. match /mætʃ/

240. match /mætʃ/
• noun C

241. match /mætʃ/
• noun C
•

242. a box of matches

243. merry-go-round /mer·i-·goʊ-rɑʊnd/

244. merry-go-round /mer·i-·goʊ-rɑʊnd/
• noun C

245. merry-go-round /mer·i-·goʊ-rɑʊnd/
• noun C
•

246. model /mɑd· ə l/

247. model /mɑd· ə l/
• noun C

248. model /mɑd· ə l/
• noun C
• something built or drawn esp. to show how
something much larger would look

249. model /mɑd· ə l/
• noun C
• something built or drawn esp. to show how
something much larger would look
• He has made a good model of Persepolis.

250. model /mɑd· ə l/
• noun C
• something built or drawn esp. to show how
something much larger would look
• He has made a good model of Persepolis.
•

251. offer /ɔ:·fər, ɑf·ər/

252. offer /ɔ:·fər, ɑf·ər/
• verb I/T

253. offer /ɔ:·fər, ɑf·ər/
• verb I/T
• to ask someone if the person would like to
have something or would like you to do
something

254. offer /ɔ:·fər, ɑf·ər/
• verb I/T
• to ask someone if the person would like to
have something or would like you to do
something
• T: She was offered a new job.

255. offer /ɔ:·fər, ɑf·ər/
• verb I/T
• to ask someone if the person would like to
have something or would like you to do
something
• T: She was offered a new job.
• T: Can I offer you (Would you like) something
to drink?

256. offer /ɔ:·fər, ɑf·ər/
• verb I/T
• to ask someone if the person would like to
have something or would like you to do
something
• T: She was offered a new job.
• T: Can I offer you (Would you like) something
to drink?
• I: My father offered to take us to the airport.

257. offer /ɔ:·fər, ɑf·ər/
•
•

258. packet /pæk·ət/

259. packet /pæk·ət/

260. packet /pæk·ət/
• noun C

261. packet /pæk·ət/
• noun C
• a small package or envelope, or a
collection of things in it

262. packet /pæk·ət/
• noun C
• a small package or envelope, or a
collection of things in it
• a packet of stamps / biscuit

263. packet /pæk·ət/
• noun C
• a small package or envelope, or a
collection of things in it
• a packet of stamps / biscuit
•

264. Packet of biscuit

265. Packet of chocolate

266. Packet of cigarette

267. Packet of cigarette

268. price /prɑɪs/

269. price /prɑɪs/
• noun C

270. price /prɑɪs/
• noun C
• the amount of money for which something is
sold or offered for sale

271. price /prɑɪs/
• noun C
• the amount of money for which something is
sold or offered for sale
• high/low prices

272. price /prɑɪs/
• noun C
• the amount of money for which something is
sold or offered for sale
• high/low prices
• The price of gas went up five cents a gallon.

273. price /prɑɪs/
• noun C
• the amount of money for which something is
sold or offered for sale
• high/low prices
• The price of gas went up five cents a gallon.
•
•

274. price /prɑɪs/
• noun C
• the amount of money for which something is
sold or offered for sale
• high/low prices
• The price of gas went up five cents a gallon.
•
•

275. pull /pʊl/

276. pull /pʊl/

277. pull /pʊl/
• verb I/T

278. pull /pʊl/
• verb I/T
• to move something toward yourself,

279. pull /pʊl/
• verb I/T
• to move something toward yourself,
• I Could you help me move this bookcase over
there? You pull and I’ll push.

280. pull /pʊl/
• verb I/T
• to move something toward yourself,
• I Could you help me move this bookcase over
there? You pull and I’ll push.
• T: Alice lay down and pulled a blanket over her.

281. pull /pʊl/
• verb I/T
• to move something toward yourself,
• I Could you help me move this bookcase over
there? You pull and I’ll push.
• T: Alice lay down and pulled a blanket over her.
• I: The little girl pulled at his sleeve.

282. pull /pʊl/
• verb I/T
• to move something toward yourself,
• I Could you help me move this bookcase over
there? You pull and I’ll push.
• T: Alice lay down and pulled a blanket over her.
• I: The little girl pulled at his sleeve.
•

283. push /pʊ∫/

284. punish /pʌn·ɪʃ/

285. punish /pʌn·ɪʃ/
• verb T

286. punish /pʌn·ɪʃ/
• verb T
•

287. punish /pʌn·ɪʃ/
• verb T
•
•

288. punish /pʌn·ɪʃ/
• verb T
•
•
• She was punished for being late to
school.

289. repair rɪper

290. repair rɪper
• verb T

291. repair rɪper
• verb T
• to put something broken, or not working
correctly back into good condition or make it
work again

292. repair rɪper
• verb T
• to put something broken, or not working
correctly back into good condition or make it
work again
• –

293. repair rɪper
• verb T
• to put something broken, or not working
correctly back into good condition or make it
work again
• –
• They are going to repair the house.

294. repair rɪper
• verb T
• to put something broken, or not working
correctly back into good condition or make it
work again
• –
• They are going to repair the house.
• repair noun C/U

295. repair rɪper
• verb T
• to put something broken, or not working
correctly back into good condition or make it
work again
• –
• They are going to repair the house.
• repair noun C/U
• C: My car is in the garage for repairs.

296. repair rɪper
• verb T
• to put something broken, or not working
correctly back into good condition or make it
work again
• –
• They are going to repair the house.
• repair noun C/U
• C: My car is in the garage for repairs.
• U: Our building is in poor repair.

297. Run along

298. Run along
• verb

299. Run along
• verb
• move beside in the same direction

300. Run along
• verb
• move beside in the same direction
•

301. Run along
• verb
• move beside in the same direction
•
• A train runs along a railroad but a bus uns
along a road.

303. sail /seɪl/

304. sail /seɪl/

305. sail /seɪl/
• verb I/T
• 1- to travel across water in a boat or ship, or
to operate a boat or ship on the water

306. sail /seɪl/
• verb I/T
• 1- to travel across water in a boat or ship, or
to operate a boat or ship on the water
• I: He is not fun to sail with.

307. sail /seɪl/
• verb I/T
• 1- to travel across water in a boat or ship, or
to operate a boat or ship on the water
• I: He is not fun to sail with.
• T: I sail a small sailing boat.

308. sail /seɪl/
• verb I/T
• 1- to travel across water in a boat or ship, or
to operate a boat or ship on the water
• I: He is not fun to sail with.
• T: I sail a small sailing boat.
• 2- Sail also means to leave on a boat or ship:

309. sail /seɪl/
• verb I/T
• 1- to travel across water in a boat or ship, or
to operate a boat or ship on the water
• I: He is not fun to sail with.
• T: I sail a small sailing boat.
• 2- Sail also means to leave on a boat or ship:
• I: When do we sail?

310. sail /seɪl/
•
•
•

311. soap /soʊp/

312. soap /soʊp/
• noun U
• Something we use with water for
washing or cleaning,

313. soap /soʊp/
• noun U
• Something we use with water for
washing or cleaning,
•

314. soap /soʊp/
• noun U
• Something we use with water for
washing or cleaning,
•
• A bar of soap =

315. a bar of soap /soʊp/

316. a bar of soap /soʊp/

317. soap /soʊp/
• noun U
• Something we use with water for
washing or cleaning,
•
• A bar of soap =
• How much is this bar of soap?

318. soft drink

319. soft drink

320. soft drink
• noun C

321. soft drink
• noun C
• a drink that does not have alcohol

322. soft drink
• noun C
• a drink that does not have alcohol
•

323. soup /su:p/

324. soup /su:p/

325. soup /su:p/
• noun

326. soup /su:p/
• noun
• a liquid food made esp. by cooking
vegetables and sometimes also meat
or fish in water and usually served
hot

327. soup /su:p/
• noun
• a liquid food made esp. by cooking
vegetables and sometimes also meat
or fish in water and usually served
hot
• U chicken/tomato/vegetable soup

328. soup /su:p/
• noun
• a liquid food made esp. by cooking
vegetables and sometimes also meat
or fish in water and usually served
hot
• U chicken/tomato/vegetable soup
• -

329. speed /spi:d/

330. speed /spi:d/
• verb I/T

331. speed /spi:d/
• verb I/T
• past sped , past speeded

332. speed /spi:d/
• verb I/T
• past sped , past speeded
• to move, go, or happen fast,

333. speed /spi:d/
• verb I/T
• past sped , past speeded
• to move, go, or happen fast,
• I: The train sped along at over 120
miles per hour.

334. speed /spi:d/
• verb I/T
• past sped , past speeded
• to move, go, or happen fast,
• I: The train sped along at over 120
miles
per hour.
• I: This year seems to be speeding
by/past.

335. speed /spi:d/
• verb I/T
• past sped , past speeded
• to move, go, or happen fast,
• I: The train sped along at over 120 miles
per hour.
• I: This year seems to be speeding
by/past.
• T: Ambulances sped the sick people
away from the scene.

336. speed /spi:d/
• verb I/T
• past sped , past speeded
• to move, go, or happen fast,
• I: The train sped along at over 120 miles
per hour.
• I: This year seems to be speeding
by/past.
• T: Ambulances sped the sick people
away from the scene.
- -

337. Stone /stoʊn/

338. Stone /stoʊn/
• noun C/U

339. Stone /stoʊn/
• noun C/U
• the hard, solid substance found in
the ground

340. Stone /stoʊn/
• noun C/U
• the hard, solid substance found in
the ground
• U: The museum was made of stone.

341. Stone /stoʊn/
• noun C/U
• the hard, solid substance found in
the ground
• U: The museum was made of stone.
• This house has been made of stone.

342. Stone /stoʊn/
• noun C/U
• the hard, solid substance found in
the ground
• U: The museum was made of stone.
• This house has been made of stone.
•
•

343. Stone /stoʊn/
• noun C/U
• the hard, solid substance found in
the ground
• U: The museum was made of stone.
• This house has been made of stone.
•
•

344. Stone bridge

345. through /θru:/

346. through /θru:/
• adjective, adverb

347. through /θru:/
• adjective, adverb
• from one side or end to the other,

348. through /θru:/
• adjective, adverb
• from one side or end to the
other, from one part to another,

349. through /θru:/
• adjective, adverb
• from one side or end to the
other, from one part to another,
• or from the beginning to the end

350. through /θru:/
• adjective, adverb
• from one side or end to the
other, from one part to another,
• or from the beginning to the end
• We drove through the tunnel

351. through /θru:/
• adjective, adverb
• from one side or end to the
other, from one part to another,
• or from the beginning to the end
• We drove through the tunnel
• We took a shortcut through the
woods.

352. through /θru:/
• adjective, adverb
• from one side or end to the
other, from one part to another,
• or from the beginning to the end
• We drove through the tunnel
• We took a shortcut through the
woods.
• –

353. thumb θʌm

354. thumb θʌm

355. thumb θʌm

356. thumb θʌm
• noun C

357. thumb θʌm
• noun C
• the short finger that is beside the
other fingers

358. thumb θʌm
• noun C
• the short finger that is beside the
other fingers
• How did you cut your thumb?

359. thumb θʌm
• noun C
• the short finger that is beside the
other fingers
• How did you cut your thumb?
•

360. tiny tɑɪ·ni

361. tiny tɑɪ·ni
• adjective -er/-est only

362. tiny tɑɪ·ni
• adjective -er/-est only
• very small

363. tiny tɑɪ·ni
• adjective -er/-est only
• very small
• 8 tiny horses pull the coach.

364. tiny tɑɪ·ni
• adjective -er/-est only
• very small
• 8 tiny horses pull the coach.
• Trains runs along tiny tracks.

365. tiny tɑɪ·ni
• adjective -er/-est only
• very small
• 8 tiny horses pull the coach.
• Trains runs along tiny tracks.
•

366. Toy tɔɪ

367. Toy tɔɪ

368. Toy tɔɪ

369. Toy tɔɪ
• noun C

370. Toy tɔɪ
• noun C
• Something that children play with

371. Toy tɔɪ
• noun C
• Something that children play with
• a toy train/soldier

372. Toy tɔɪ
• noun C
• Something that children play with
• a toy train/soldier
•

373. toy car

374. toy train

375. toy plane

376. track /træk/

377. track /træk/

378. track /træk/
• noun C

379. track /træk/
• noun C
• 1- a path that is narrower than a
road,

380. track /træk/
• noun C
• 1- a path that is narrower than a
road,
• We walked along a muddy track at
the side of the field.

381. track /træk/
• noun C
• 1- a path that is narrower than a
road,
• We walked along a muddy track at
the side of the field.
• 2- A track is also one or a pair of
parallel metal bars on which trains
travel.

382. track /træk/
• noun C
• 1- a path that is narrower than a
road,
• We walked along a muddy track at
the side of the field.
• 2- A track is also one or a pair of
parallel metal bars on which trains
travel.
• –

383. waist weɪst

384. waist weɪst

385. waist weɪst

386. waist weɪst
• noun C

387. waist weɪst
• noun C
• the part of the body above and
narrower than the hips

388. waist weɪst
• noun C
• the part of the body above and
narrower than the hips
• These jeans are too tight around my
waist.

389. waist weɪst
• noun C
• the part of the body above and
narrower than the hips
• These jeans are too tight around my
waist.
•

390. Walk through

391. Walk through
• Move from one side to the other side

392. Walk through
• Move from one side to the other side
•

393. Walk through
• Move from one side to the other side
•
•

394. war wɔ r

395. war wɔ r

396. war wɔ r

397. war wɔ r
• noun C/U

398. war wɔ r
• noun C/U
• armed fighting between two or more
countries or groups,

399. war wɔ r
• noun C/U
• armed fighting between two or more
countries or groups,
• C: Can any country fight two wars
at the same time?

400. war wɔ r
• noun C/U
• armed fighting between two or more
countries or groups,
• C: Can any country fight two wars
at the same time?
• U: Several nations were at war.

401. war wɔ r
• noun C/U
• armed fighting between two or more
countries or groups,
• C: Can any country fight two wars
at the same time?
• U: Several nations were at war.
•

402. whole hoʊl

403. whole hoʊl
• adjective

404. whole hoʊl
• adjective
• all of something

405. whole hoʊl
• adjective
• all of something
• Painting the two rooms will take the
whole day.

406. whole hoʊl
• adjective
• all of something
• Painting the two rooms will take the
whole day.
• He cooked a meal for the whole
school.

407. whole hoʊl
• adjective
• all of something
• Painting the two rooms will take the
whole day.
• He cooked a meal for the whole
school.
• -

408. GOOD LUCK