Senses
16 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 |
|---|---|---|
| demonstrate | to show how something works; also to protest in public | She demonstrated how to use the machine. |
| display | to show something so people can see it | The shop displays its products in the window. |
| experience | to have something happen to you | We experienced some problems. |
| expose | to show something that was hidden; also to put someone in a dangerous situation | Don't expose your skin to the sun for too long. |
| glance | to look quickly | He glanced at the clock. |
| monitor | to watch or check something over time | Doctors monitored her heart. |
| notice | to see or become aware of something | Did you notice her new haircut? |
| observe | to watch carefully; also to notice | Scientists observe the stars. |
| smell | to notice with your nose; also to have a smell | This soup smells good. |
| stare | to look at something for a long time | Don't stare at people. |
| suffer | to feel pain or have a bad experience | He suffers from headaches. |
| taste | to try food to know its flavour; also to have a flavour | This soup tastes great. |
| thirst | to want something very much (thirst for) | She thirsts for knowledge. |
| tick | to mark with a tick; also to make the sound of a clock | Tick the correct box. |
| undergo | to experience something, often difficult | He will undergo an operation. |
| witness | to see something happen, especially a crime or accident | She witnessed the accident. |