(prep)pain (n) parrot (n) pasta (n)painful (adj) part (n) path (n)paint (n & v) patient (adj & n)painter (n) • a part of something (n) • to be patient (adj)painting (n) partly (adv) • a hospital patient (n)pair (n) particular (adj) pattern (n)palace (n) pause (v)pale (adj) • I love this CD - in particular pavement (n) the last song. climbing (n) • have something in common clinic (n) communicate (v)checkout (n) clock (n) communication (n)cheek(n) close (adj, adv & v) company (n)cheerful (adj) closed (adj) compare (v)cheers! However, there is a generosity in choosing words between common and esoteric, which often seem only at the tip of our tongue. Introduction to the Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List. The English Vocabulary Profileshows the most common words and phrases that learners of English need to know inBritish or American English. (exclam) clothes (n pi) compete (v)cheese (n) cloud (n) competition (n)chef (n) cloudy (adj) competitor (n)chemist (n) clown (n) complain (v)chemistry (n) club (n) complaint (n)cheque (n) complete (adj & v)chess(n) • to join a club complicated (adj)chest of drawers (n) coach (n) composition (n)chicken (n) coast (n) computer (n)child (n) coat (n) concentrate (v)childhood (n) coconut (n) concert (n)chilli (n) cod (n) conclusion (n)chin (n) coffee (n) condition (n)chip (n) coin (n) • in good condition cola (n) conference (n) • I love fish and chips. It includesvocabulary from the Council of Europe's Threshold (1990) specification and othervocabulary which corpus evidence shows is high frequency.The list covers vocabulary appropriate to the B1 level on the Common EuropeanFramework of Reference (CEFR) and includes receptive vocabulary (words that thecandidate is expected to understand but which is not the focus of a question) andproductive vocabulary (words that the candidate needs to know to answer a question).The list does not provide an exhaustive list of all words which appear on the Preliminaryand Preliminary for Schools question papers and candidates should not confine theirstudy of vocabulary to the list alone.How the list is updatedThe vocabulary of English changes over time, with words being added and otherwords falling into disuse. Arranging a Conference.pdf. If you can deal with the flaws listed above and don't encounter the functionality issues we had, would make a passable choice, although we think most folks will be happier with a more polished program. grateful (adj) guitarist (n) great (adj) gum (n)grab (v) green (adj & n) • He grabbed my bag and ran greet (v) • chewing gum away. %%EOF The full Cambridge English: Starters. Vocabulary - C1 level P e 6 'To let' Permission is expressed using ' let' + object + infinitive without 'to.' Note: A sentence formed with let to express permission cannot be used in the passive. live (adj)lie (n & v) look up (phr v)lie down (phr v) • live music/sport • Look up the meaning of thelife (n) lively (adj) word in your dictionary.lift (n & v) living room (n) load (n) loose (adj) • Can you give me a lift, loan (n) lorry (n) please? 978-0-521-69799-6 - Cambridge Vocabulary for First Certificate with Answers Barbara Thomas and Laura Matthews Frontmatter More information. change (n & v)cancel (v) changing room (n)candidate (n) cartoon (n) channel (n)candle (n) case (n) chapter (n)candy (n) character (n)canteen (n) • Would you like me to carry charge (n & v)cap (n) your case? • a rubber (eraser)revise (v) river (n) rubbish (n)revision (n) road (n) rude (adj)reward (n) roast (adj & v) rug (n)rice (n) rob (v) rugby (n)rich (adj) rock (n) ruin (n)ride (n & v) • rock (music) (n) rule (n & v)rider (n) • a hard piece of rock (n)right (adj, adv & n) role (n) • the rules of grammar (n) • the right time (correct) (adj) roll (n) • to rule a country (v) • the right person for the job • a roll of film (n) ruler (n) • a bread roll (n) • draw a line using a ruler (suitable) (adj) romance (n) run (v) • my right foot (adj) romantic (adj) • to run in a race • Everything will be all right. owe (v) (prep)P park (n & v) passport (n) • a public park (n) password (n)pack (v) • to park a car (v) past (adj, n & prep) • to pack a case (v) parking (n) • the past few weeks (adj)packet (n) parking lot (n) (Am Eng) (Br • in the past (n)page (n) Eng:car park) • It's half past one. (give an Vocabulary List opinion)scared (adj) 2012, set out (phr v) shocking (adj) signature (n) • They set out on the long shoe (n) signpost (n) journey. Read the definition and choose the correct word. Word List is at the end of this book on page 25. • a play at the theatre (n)per (prep) picnic (n) • children playing (v)percent (adv) picture (n) • to play football (v)perfect (adj) pie (n) • to play the guitar (v)perform (v) piece (n) • to play a CD (v)performance (n) • to play the part of someoneperformer (n) • a piece of cheeseperfume (n) • to break into small pieces (act) (v)perhaps (adv) • a piece of furniture/advice player (n)period (n) pig (n) playground (n)permanent (adj) pile (n) pleasant (adj)permission (n) pill (n) please (exclam & v)permit (v) pillow (n) • Dogs are not permitted here. phone call. 10563 0 obj <>stream Adobe Acrobat Dokument 61.9 KB. 1. • He was held up in the heavy Tom. This advanced version of Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS covers all the vocabulary needed by students aiming for band 6.5 or higher in the IELTS tests and provides students with practice of exam tasks from each paper.Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS Advanced focuses on moving students to 6.5 and beyond by working on vocabulary-building strategies necessary for … (clear)2012 Page 28 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, police (n) pray (v) produce (v)policeman (n) prayer (n) product (n)police officer (n) predict (v) profession (n)police station (n) prefer (v) professional (n)polite (adj) pregnant (adj) professor (n)political (adj) preparation (n) program(me) (n)politician (n) prepare (v)politics (n) prepared (adj) • TV programmepollution (n) prescription (n) • computer programpool (n) progress (n) • medicine on a prescription project (n) • a swimming-pool poor (adj) present (adj & n) promise (n & v) • She is very poor. A sample answer is provided for each of the Writing tasks in the Exam practice sections of the Vocabulary units. cold (adj & n) confident (adj)chocolate (n) collar(n) confirm (v)choice (n) colleague (n) confused (adj)choose (v) collect (v) confusing (adj)cinema (n) collection (n) congratulations! (n) moustache (n) music (n)modern (adj) mouth (n) musical (adj)moment (n) move (v) musician (n)money (n) movie (n) (Am Eng) (Br must (mv)monkey (n) Eng:film) multiply (v)month (n) movie star (n) (Am Eng) (Br my (det)monument (n) Eng: film star) myself (pron)mood (n) movie theater (n) (Am Eng) (Br mystery (n)moon (n) Eng: cinema)more (adv, det & pron) MP3 player (n)morning (n) Mr (n)mosquito (n)most (adv,det & pron)N negative (adj) night (n) neighbour (n) nightclub (n)name (n & v) neighbourhood (n) nightlife (n)narrow (adj) nephew (n) nightmare (n)nasty (adj) nervous (adj) no (adv, det & pron)national (adj) nobody (pron)nationality (n) • a nervous person noise (n)natural (adj) • to feel nervous noisy (adj)nature (n) net (n) none (pron) network (n) noon (n) • nature studies never (adv) no one (pron)navy blue (adj) new (adj) normal (adj)near (adv, prep & adj) news (n) normally (adv)nearby (adj & adv) newspaper (n) north (adj, adv & n)nearly (adv) next (adj & adv) northeast (adj & n)neat (adj) next to (prep) northern (adj)necessary (adj) nice (adj) northwest (adj & n)neck (n) niece (n)necklace (n)need (v) Page 25 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List 2012, nose (n) notice (n & v) nowhere (adv)not (adv) • to read a notice (n) number (n)note (n & v) • until further notice (n)• to write a note (n) • Did you notice anything • numbers 5 to 7• a ten-pound note (n) wrong? • law court curious (adj)convenient (adj) • tennis court curiously (adv)conversation (n) cousin (n)convince (v) cover (n & v) • 'Why?' Cambridge ielts vocabulary english to bangla There are, of course, thesaurus, but they are basically a list of common words. 2. carry (v) certificate (n)calm (adj) carry on (phr v) chain (n)camel (n) chair (n)camera (n) • He carried on walking challenge (n)camp (n & v) despite the rain. Learning new vocabulary can be one of the most difficult parts of language learning, but it does not need to be boring or time consuming. directly (adv)daughter (n) director (n)day (n) deposit (n) dirt (n)dead(adj) • pay a deposit dirty (adj)deaf (adj) disabled (adj)deal (v) depressed (adj) disadvantage (n)deal with (sth) (phr v) depth (n) disagree (v) disappear (v) • I've had some problems to • the depth of the water disappoint (v) deal with. the manager, please? (adv) early.unforgettable (adj) • Speak up, please. (v) • the subject of a sentencestart (n & v) • The rain stopped me from • a school subject subtract (v) • a good start (n) going out. (exclam) onto (prep) ourselves (pron)oil (n) open (adj & v) out (adv)OK I O.K./ okay (adj & exclam) opening hours (n pi) outdoor (adj)old (adj) opera (n)old-fashioned (adj)olive (n)2012 Page 26 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, outdoors (adv) • over 40 people (more than) own (adj, pron & v)out of (prep) (adv) • my own pen (adj)out of date (prep phr) • on my own (pron)out of order (prep phr) • to be over (finished) (adv) • to own a car (v)out of work (prep phr) • Several birds were flyingoutside (adv,adj & prep) owner (n)oven (n) over the roof of the school.over (adv & prep) (prep) overnight (adj & adv) • I'm going over the road. • a bus stop (n) stupid (adj) • It's supposed to be a good • The car stopped. You should learn new vocabulary as short phrases. (v) memory • Who's minding the baby for • to buy something from a • happy memories market • computer memory you? cleaner (n)check-in (n) clear (adj & v) comfort (n) clearly (adv) comfortable (adj) • Your keys are at the check- clever (adj) comic (adj & n) in desk. homework yet? • The company had to put uppurse (n) • Can you put on the light? (n) correctlypossibility (n) presentation (n) pronunciation (n)possible (adj) president (n) proper (adj)possibly (adv) press (v) property (n)post (n & v) protect (v) • to post a letter (v) • to press a button proud (adj) • to send it by post (n) • to press a suit prove (v)postcard (n) pretty (adj & adv) provide (v)poster (n) prevent (v) public (adj & n)postman (n) previous (adj)post office (n) previously (adv) • public opinion (adj)postpone (v) price (n) • to make something publicpot (n) primary school (n)potato (n) prince (n) (adj)pound (£) (n) princess (n) • to be open to the public (n)pour (v) principal (adj) public transport (n)powder (n) print (v) publish (v)power (n) • to print a document pull (v)powerful (adj) printer (n) pullover(n)practice (n) prison (n) pump (n)practise (v) (n =Am Eng) prisoner (n) • petrol/bike pump private (adj) punish (v) prize (n) pupil (n) probably (adv) puppy (n) problem (n) pure (adj)2012 Page 29 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, purple (adj & n) put off (phr v) put through (phr v)purpose (n) • The meeting was put off until • Can you put me through to the following week. every (det)easy(adj) everybody (pron)easygoing (adj) enemy (n) everyone (pron)eat (v) energy (n) everything (pron)economics (n) everywhere (adv)edge (n) • Team sports take a lot of exact (adj)education (n) time and energy. (deliberately) put on (phr v) put up (phr v) • He put on a suit. • He did it on purpose. (n)underwear (n) up (adv & prep) • used to (v)undress (v) • I used to cycle a lot when Iunemployed (adj) • to walk up the hill (prep)unemployment (n) • Are you up yet? • way of life 2012 • way in, way out Page 41 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, weekly (adj & adv) who (pron) wooden (adj) • a weekly magazine (adj) whole (adj & n) wool (n) • to phone home twice weekly whose (det & pron) word (n) (adv) why (adv) wide (adj) • words in a sentenceweigh (v) • He didn't say a word.weight (n) • a wide road work (n & v)welcome (n & v) wife (n) • school work (n) wild (adj) • to work for a living (v) • a warm welcome (n) wildlife (n) • hard work (n) • Welcome to London! wear out (phr v & adj)wake (v) (n) • You'll wear out those shoes.wake up (phr v)walk (n & v) • I watched TV last night. broccoli (n) 'Don't bother!' (n) metre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: • Her shirt is made of cotton. As a rule, new words and expressions are introduced through listening or reading exercises, which may occur in the IELTS exam.. Like this book? �r먻h|Q? ]�}/�&+�#�%�W���/�5��ҋ�ɻK�)�E team (n)table-cloth (n) tear (n & v)tablet (n) take up (phr v)table tennis (n) • He decided to take up a • Tears ran down hertake (v) new hobby. (v) love (n & v)light (adj, n & v) location (n) lovely (adj)lighter (n) lock (n & v) low (adj) locker (n) luck (n) • a cigarette lighter logo (n) lucky (adj)lightning (n) lonely (adj) luggage (n)like (prep & v) long (adj) lunch (n)likely (adj) look like (v) lunchtime (n)limit (n) luxury (n)limited (adj) • She looks like her sister. charity (n)capital (adj & n) charming (adj) • I'll make an exception in this chat (n) • capital city case. (adv) seat(n)sand (n) seat belt (n) • a serious personsandal (n) second (adv, det & n) • a serious illnesssandwich (n) • She came second and won seriously (adv)satisfactory (adj) serve (v)satisfied (adj) silver. A number of 'sensitive' topics are considered unsuitable for use inPreliminary and Preliminary for Schools, for example war and politics, and vocabularyrelating to these is not included in the Preliminary and Preliminary for SchoolsVocabulary List.Personal vocabularyThe content of the Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List is general innature and is unlikely to cover completely the productive vocabulary that may berequired by all candidates. The most important thing is consistency. By reviewing vocabulary for 30 street (n) suitable (adj)steak (n) stress (n) suitcase (n)steal (v) sum (n)steep (adj) • He didn't want the stress of sun (n)step (n) a new job. You can publish your book online for free in a few minutes! describe (v) disappointed (adj) description (n) disappointing (adj)dear (adj & exclam) desert (n) disappointment (n) • too dear to buy (adj) deserve (v) disc/disk (n) • Dear Sir (adj) design (n & v) • Oh dear!
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