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Actions and events 1

33 English words (level A2) 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
accidentsomething bad that happens by chance, like a car crashHe had an accident on his bike.
adventurean exciting and sometimes dangerous experienceOur trip to the jungle was a real adventure.
appointmenta fixed time to meet someoneI have a doctor's appointment at ten.
attackviolence to hurt someone or damage somethingThe attack happened at night.
attempta try at doing somethingHe passed the test on his first attempt.
awarda prize for doing something wellShe won an award for her film.
badmintona game where players hit a light object with feathers over a high netWe play badminton every Tuesday.
bankingthe work of banksShe has a job in banking.
beginningthe first part of somethingI missed the beginning of the film.
behaviorthe way a person actsHis behavior in class was very good.
blowa hard hit with the hand or an objectHe got a blow to the head.
board gamea game you play by moving pieces on a boardChess is a board game.
breaka short rest from work or schoolLet's take a ten-minute break.
campingstaying in a tent on holidayWe go camping every summer.
chirpthe short high sound of a small birdI heard the chirp of a bird.
climbingthe sport of going up rocks or mountainsClimbing is my favourite sport.
contactcommunication with someone; also a person you knowWe stay in contact by email.
cookingmaking foodMy father does the cooking.
crimesomething that is against the lawStealing is a crime.
cruisea holiday on a big shipThey went on a cruise around the islands.
customsomething people in a place usually doIt is a custom to give gifts at New Year.
cyclingthe activity or sport of riding a bikeCycling is good for your health.
dealan agreement, often in businessOK, it's a deal!
deaththe end of lifeHis death was a shock.
difficultya problem; something hard to doShe had difficulty finding a job.
earthquakea sudden shaking of the groundThe earthquake destroyed many houses.
educationteaching and learning, usually at school or universityEducation is very important.
efforthard work to do somethingLearning a language takes effort.
emergencya sudden dangerous situation where help is needed fastIn an emergency, call 112.
entertainmentthings like films, music and shows that people enjoyThere is live entertainment at the hotel.
episodeone part of a TV seriesDid you see the last episode?
errora mistakeThere is an error in this sentence.
escapethe act of getting away from a place or dangerThey made their escape at night.

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