Thinking and feeling 2
26 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 |
|---|---|---|
| interest | to make someone want to know more | History interests me a lot. |
| irritate | to annoy someone; also to make skin painful | His voice irritates me. |
| link | to connect | The bridge links the two towns. |
| measure | to find the size or amount of something | Measure the window before you buy curtains. |
| meditate | to sit quietly and focus your mind to relax | I meditate for ten minutes every morning. |
| memorize | to learn something so you remember it exactly | Memorize these ten words. |
| mourn | to feel very sad because someone has died | The country mourned the death of the king. |
| overwhelm | to affect someone very strongly | The kind words overwhelmed her. |
| plan | to decide what you will do and how | We're planning a trip to Spain. |
| please | to make someone happy | It's hard to please everyone. |
| react | to act or feel because of something that happened | How did she react to the news? |
| recall | to remember | I can't recall her name. |
| recognize | to know someone or something because you have seen it before | I didn't recognize you! |
| regard | to think of someone or something in a particular way | He is regarded as a hero. |
| reject | to not accept something or someone | They rejected my application. |
| relate | to be connected with; also to understand someone's feelings | I can relate to that. |
| rely | to need or trust someone or something (rely on) | You can rely on me. |
| resolve | to solve a problem; also to decide firmly | We resolved the problem. |
| respect | to admire someone; also to treat with care | I respect my teachers. |
| respond | to answer or react | She didn't respond to my message. |
| scare | to make someone afraid | You scared me! |
| shape | to give a form to something; also to influence | Shape the dough into balls. |
| soothe | to make someone calm; also to make pain less | She soothed the crying baby. |
| surprise | to make someone feel surprise | The news surprised me. |
| trouble | to worry someone; also to cause problems | What's troubling you? |
| view | to look at; also to think of something in a particular way | You can view the photos online. |