Decent
📖 B1
/ˈdiːsənt/
приличный, достойный; хороший
decent person, decent job, decent meal
He is a decent man who helps others.
She found a decent job in the city.
We had a decent meal at the new restaurant.
Stove
📖 A2–B1
/stoʊv/
печь, плита
gas stove, electric stove, kitchen stove
She cooked dinner on the gas stove.
The kitchen stove was old but functional.
Jealous
📖 B1
/ˈdʒɛləs/
ревнивый, завистливый
jealous of, jealous feelings, make someone jealous
She was jealous of her friend’s success.
His jealous behavior caused problems in the relationship.
Don’t be jealous of others’ achievements.
Sleigh
📖 B1
/sleɪ/
сани; кататься на санях
ride a sleigh, horse-drawn sleigh, sleigh bells
They went for a ride in a sleigh through the snow.
A horse-drawn sleigh carried the children.
The sound of sleigh bells filled the air.
Sidewalk
📖 A2
/ˈsaɪdwɔːk/
тротуар
paved sidewalk, walk on the sidewalk, sidewalk café
We walked along the sidewalk to the park.
There are trees lining the sidewalk.
Spit
📖 A2–B1
/spɪt/
плевать; слюна
spit on the ground, spit out, spit venom
He spat on the ground.
Don’t spit in the house.
Exhausted
📖 B1
/ɪɡˈzɔːstɪd/
измученный, истощённый
completely exhausted, exhausted workers, feel exhausted
After the hike, we were exhausted.
She felt exhausted after the long day.
Supply
📖 A2–B1
/səˈplaɪ/
поставлять, снабжать; запас
medical supply, supply goods, supply chain
The company supplies the local stores with fruits.
They ran out of water supply.
Borrow
📖 A2
/ˈbɑːroʊ/
брать взаймы, одалживать
borrow money, borrow a book, borrow from someone
Can I borrow your pen?
She borrowed a book from the library.
Loan
📖 B1
/loʊn/
заём, кредит; давать в долг
take a loan, student loan, loan agreement
He took out a loan to buy a car.
The bank approved her loan application.
Ads
📖 A2–B1
/ædz/
реклама
online ads, TV ads, print ads
I saw some interesting ads online today.
The company launched new ads on TV.
Bury
📖 B1
/ˈberi/
хоронить, зарывать
bury a treasure, bury the hatchet, bury someone
They buried the time capsule in the garden.
He decided to bury the hatchet and forgive her.
Brat
📖 B1–B2
/bræt/
отпрыск, шалун, капризный ребёнок
spoiled brat, little brat, brat behavior
The brat refused to eat his vegetables.
She acted like a spoiled brat at the party.
Admit
📖 B1
/ədˈmɪt/
признавать, допускать, принимать
admit a mistake, admit to hospital, admit guilt
He admitted his mistake.
She was admitted to the hospital for treatment.
Embarrassed
📖 B1
/ɪmˈbær.əst/
смущённый, неловкий
feel embarrassed, embarrassed look, embarrassed smile
She felt embarrassed after tripping on stage.
He gave an embarrassed smile when caught.
Affection
📖 B1–B2
/əˈfek.ʃən/
привязанность, любовь
show affection, feel affection, deep affection
She felt great affection for her grandmother.
He showed his affection with a warm hug.
Grief
📖 B1–B2
/ɡriːf/
горе, печаль
deep grief, overcome grief, grief and loss
She was overcome with grief after the funeral.
He expressed his grief through writing.
Crunchy
📖 A2–B1
/ˈkrʌn.tʃi/
хрустящий
crunchy cereal, crunchy vegetables, crunchy texture
I like crunchy apples.
The crunchy granola added a nice texture to the yogurt.
Amusing
📖 B1–B2
/əˈmjuː.zɪŋ/
забавный, смешной
amusing story, amusing comment, amusing situation
The comedian told an amusing joke.
She found the video amusing.
Spot
📖 A2–B1
/spɒt/ (BrE), /spɑːt/ (AmE)
место, пятно; заметить
hot spot, picnic spot, spot the difference
We found a nice spot for a picnic.
She spotted her friend in the crowd.
Adorable
📖 B1
/əˈdɔːr.ə.bəl/ (BrE), /əˈdɔːr.ə.bəl/ (AmE)
очаровательный, прелестный
adorable baby, adorable smile, absolutely adorable
The puppy is adorable.
She gave him an adorable smile.
Necklace
📖 A2–B1
/ˈnek.ləs/
ожерелье, колье
gold necklace, pearl necklace, wear a necklace
She wore a gold necklace to the party.
The pearl necklace belonged to her grandmother.
Anxious
📖 B1–B2
/ˈæŋk.ʃəs/
тревожный, озабоченный
anxious about, anxious for, feel anxious
She was anxious about the exam results.
He felt anxious waiting for the phone call.
Convince
📖 B1–B2
/kənˈvɪns/
убеждать, уверять
convince someone, convince yourself, convince the jury
She convinced him to attend the meeting.
He convinced himself that everything would be fine.