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Describing words 2

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
convenienteasy, useful or near for youIs Friday convenient for you?
crazyvery silly or strange; also madThat's a crazy idea.
creativegood at having new ideas or making thingsShe is very creative.
crowdedfull of peopleThe train was very crowded.
dailyhappening every dayReading is part of my daily routine.
dangerousable to hurt youIt is dangerous to swim here.
deadnot living any moreThe plant is dead.
developedadvanced; having many industriesGermany is a developed country.
directgoing straight to a place without stoppingIs there a direct flight to Rome?
disappointedsad because something was not as good as you hopedI was disappointed with the film.
disappointingnot as good as you hopedThe result was disappointing.
dishonestnot honest; lying or cheatingIt is dishonest to copy someone's homework.
dizzyfeeling that everything is turning around youI feel dizzy when I stand up.
doubletwo times as much or as big; for two peopleI'd like a double room, please.
dressedwearing clothesGet dressed. We're leaving.
earlyhappening before the usual time or near the beginningI took an early train.
eastin or from the eastThey live on the east coast.
educationalhelping people learnThis is an educational game.
elderlyold (a polite word)She helps an elderly neighbour.
electricusing electricityHe drives an electric car.
embarrassingmaking you feel stupid or uncomfortable in front of othersIt was so embarrassing!
emptywith nothing insideThe bottle is empty.
endangeredin danger of disappearing from the worldTigers are an endangered animal.
energetichaving a lot of energyThe children are very energetic.
enormousvery bigThey live in an enormous house.
extramore than usualCan I have an extra blanket?
familiarknown to youHer face looks familiar.
fancyexpensive and special; with lots of decorationWe ate at a fancy restaurant.
fantasticvery goodThe concert was fantastic!
fascinatingvery interestingThe museum was fascinating.
femalebeing a woman or girl, or the sex that can have babiesMost of the students are female.
finallastThis is the final question.
fithealthy and strongShe runs every day to stay fit.
frankhonest and directTo be frank, I don't like it.
freshrecently made, picked or bought; also clean and coolI bought fresh bread this morning.
friedcooked in hot oilI'd like a fried egg.
frightenedafraidShe is frightened of the dark.
frighteningmaking you afraidIt was a frightening film.
furthermore; extraCall us for further information.
gentlekind and calm; not strong or roughBe gentle with the baby.

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