Daily life
17 English words (level B1) 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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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| afford | to have enough money or time for something | We can't afford a new car. |
| bathe | to wash yourself or someone in a bath; also to swim | She bathes the baby every evening. |
| behave | to act in a certain way; also to act politely | Please behave yourself! |
| bleed | to lose blood | Your finger is bleeding. |
| choke | to be unable to breathe because something is in your throat | He choked on a fish bone. |
| consume | to use or eat something | Big cars consume a lot of fuel. |
| cough | to push air out of your throat with a sudden noise | He coughed all night. |
| feed | to give food to a person or animal | Don't forget to feed the cat. |
| inhale | to breathe in | Inhale deeply and then breathe out. |
| inject | to put medicine into the body with a needle | The nurse injected the medicine. |
| nurse | to look after someone who is ill | She nursed her mother for years. |
| shave | to cut hair from your face or body with a razor | He shaves every morning. |
| smile | to make a happy face with the corners of your mouth up | She smiled at me. |
| sunbathe | to lie in the sun to get brown | We sunbathed on the beach. |
| tire | to become or make tired | Long walks tire me. |
| undress | to take off your clothes | She undressed and went to bed. |
| wake | to stop sleeping (wake up); also to make someone stop sleeping | Don't wake the baby. |