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Describing words 3

37 English words (level A1) with a simple English definition and an example sentence. In the app you can hear every word and practise with flashcards, a quiz, spelling and listening.

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EnglishMeaningExample
interestingmaking you want to know moreThis book is very interesting.
keyvery importantWater is a key part of a healthy diet.
largebigI'd like a large coffee, please.
lateafter the usual or planned timeSorry I'm late!
lazynot wanting to work or do anythingI feel lazy on Sundays.
lefton the side of your body where your heart isI write with my left hand.
lightnot heavy; also pale in colourThis bag is very light.
littlesmall; youngI have a little brother.
livingalive nowHe is the most famous living writer.
lonelysad because you are aloneShe felt lonely in the new city.
longfar from one end to the other; taking a lot of timeShe has long hair.
lovelyvery nice or beautifulWhat a lovely day!
luckyhaving good luckYou're lucky to have such good friends.
merryhappy (mostly in "Merry Christmas")Merry Christmas!
middlein the centreI'm the middle child.
newjust made or bought; not oldI have a new car.
nicepleasant; kindHave a nice day!
offnot working or not switched onThe lights are off.
oldhaving lived or existed for a long time; not newMy grandfather is very old.
onlywith no others of the same kindShe is an only child.
opennot closedThe window is open.
orangehaving the colour between red and yellowShe is wearing an orange dress.
ownbelonging to you and not to anyone elseI have my own room.
personalbelonging to or about one personThis is my personal phone.
pinkhaving a light red colourShe has a pink bag.
poorhaving very little moneyHis family was very poor.
prettynice to look atWhat a pretty garden!
quietmaking very little noisePlease be quiet in the library.
rainywith a lot of rainIt was a rainy day.
readyprepared to do something or to be usedDinner is ready!
realtrue or not false; existingIs that a real diamond?
redhaving the colour of bloodShe bought a red car.
richhaving a lot of moneyHe is a rich businessman.
rightcorrect; also on the side of your body opposite the leftThat's the right answer.
rudenot politeDon't be rude to your teacher.
sadnot happyShe was sad when her cat died.
samenot differentWe are in the same class.

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