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Describing words 4

35 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
secondcoming after the firstThis is my second visit to London.
shortnot long; not tallShe has short hair.
shynervous about talking to people you do not knowHe is too shy to speak in class.
sickill; not wellShe is sick and can't come to work.
slownot fastThe bus is very slow.
smallnot bigThey live in a small house.
smartclever; also clean and nicely dressedShe is a smart student.
snowywith a lot of snowIt was a cold, snowy day.
socialabout people and how they live or spend time togetherI use social media every day.
sorryfeeling bad about something you did; also used to say you are sad about somethingI'm sorry I'm late.
specialdifferent and better than usualToday is a special day.
stillnot movingKeep still while I take the photo.
strangenot usual; surprisingI heard a strange noise.
strictmaking people follow rulesOur teacher is very strict.
stronghaving a lot of power; not weakHe is very strong.
successfuldoing well; getting what you wantedShe is a successful writer.
sunnywith a lot of sunIt's a sunny day.
supervery good (informal)That's a super idea!
surecertain; with no doubtAre you sure?
sweettasting of sugar; also nice and kindThis cake is very sweet.
tallhigher than most people or thingsMy brother is very tall.
terriblevery badThe weather was terrible.
thickbig from one side to the other; not thinIt's a thick book.
thinnot thick or fatShe is tall and thin.
tightfitting your body very closelyThese jeans are too tight.
tiredneeding rest or sleepI am very tired today.
truecorrect; not falseIs it true that you are moving?
uglynot nice to look atThat is an ugly building.
warma little hot, in a nice wayIt's warm today.
wellhealthy; not illI don't feel well.
whitehaving the colour of snow or milkShe has a white cat.
wonderfulvery goodWe had a wonderful holiday.
wrongnot correctSorry, I have the wrong number.
yellowhaving the colour of a lemon or the sunShe has a yellow dress.
youngnot oldShe is too young to drive.

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