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Describing words 1

40 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
acceptablegood enough; allowedIs this price acceptable?
additionalextra; more than beforeThere is an additional cost for breakfast.
adultfully grownAn adult elephant is very heavy.
advancedat a high level; modernShe is in the advanced English class.
agedhaving a certain ageThe class is for children aged six to ten.
aliveliving; not deadIs the fish still alive?
alonewithout other peopleShe lives alone.
alrightfine; OK (another spelling of 'all right')Are you alright?
amusedfinding something funnyShe looked amused by the joke.
ancientvery old; from a long time agoWe visited the ancient city of Rome.
annoyingmaking you a little angryThat noise is really annoying.
anxiousworried and nervousShe is anxious about the exam.
appropriateright for a situationJeans are not appropriate for the interview.
armedcarrying a weaponThe guards are armed.
artificialmade by people, not naturalThese flowers are artificial.
asleepsleepingThe baby is asleep.
assistanthelping someone in a more important jobShe is the assistant manager.
attractivenice to look at; interestingIt is an attractive town.
automaticworking by itself without people controlling itThe shop has automatic doors.
averageusual or normal; not specialHe is of average height.
awfulvery badThe food was awful.
backat the backPlease use the back door.
basicsimple and most importantI know some basic Spanish.
blondehaving light yellow hairShe has long blonde hair.
boiledcooked in very hot waterI'd like a boiled egg.
borednot interested; tired of doing nothingI'm bored. Let's go out.
bravenot afraid to do dangerous or difficult thingsThe firefighter was very brave.
brilliantvery clever or very good; also very brightThat's a brilliant idea!
certainsure; also a particular oneAre you certain about that?
cheapnot costing much moneyThe bus is cheap.
chemicalabout chemistry or substances made by chemistryThere was a chemical smell in the room.
classicof very high quality and popular for a long timeIt is a classic film.
cleareasy to understand or see; also with nothing in the wayThe instructions are very clear.
colorfulhaving many bright coloursShe wore a colorful dress.
comfortablenice to sit in or wear; relaxedThis sofa is very comfortable.
comicfunnyIt's a comic film.
commonhappening often; also shared by two or more peopleSmith is a common name.
completewith all its parts; also finishedIs the list complete?
confidentsure about yourself and your abilitiesShe is confident about the exam.
confusednot able to understand or think clearlyI'm confused. Can you explain again?

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