Thinking and feeling 1
27 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 |
|---|---|---|
| alarm | to make someone worried or afraid | The news alarmed everyone. |
| analyze | to study something carefully to understand it | Scientists analyzed the water. |
| associate | to connect one thing with another in your mind | I associate summer with ice cream. |
| assume | to think something is true without proof | I assume you are hungry. |
| base | to use something as the starting point (base on) | The film is based on a true story. |
| book | to arrange to have a seat, room or ticket in advance | I booked a table for two. |
| bore | to make someone feel bored | His stories bore me. |
| calculate | to find an answer using numbers | Calculate the total cost. |
| care | to feel that something is important; also to look after someone (care for) | I don't care what he thinks. |
| categorize | to put things into groups | The books are categorized by subject. |
| cherish | to love and care about someone or something very much | I cherish the time with my family. |
| classify | to put things into groups | Animals are classified by type. |
| conclude | to decide after thinking; also to end | We concluded that he was right. |
| confirm | to say or show that something is true or certain | Please confirm your booking. |
| derive | to get something from a source (derive from) | The word is derived from Latin. |
| disappoint | to make someone sad because something is not as good as hoped | I'm sorry to disappoint you. |
| dislike | to not like | I dislike cold weather. |
| distinguish | to see the difference between things | Can you distinguish between the twins? |
| embarrass | to make someone feel shy or stupid | Please don't embarrass me in front of my friends. |
| endure | to suffer something difficult for a long time | They endured a long cold winter. |
| estimate | to guess an amount or value | I estimate it will take two hours. |
| examine | to look at something carefully | The doctor examined my knee. |
| group | to put people or things into groups | Group the words by topic. |
| hope | to want something to happen and think it is possible | I hope you feel better soon. |
| horrify | to shock someone very much | The news horrified us. |
| inspire | to give someone the wish and ideas to do something | Her story inspired me. |
| intend | to plan to do something | I intend to study medicine. |