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Describing words 4

39 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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EnglishMeaningExample
drunknot in control because of too much alcoholHe was drunk at the party.
dullboring; also not brightThe lecture was very dull.
dustycovered with dustThe old books were dusty.
duty-freenot taxed, usually sold at airportsI bought duty-free perfume.
eagerwanting very much to do somethingShe is eager to learn.
earnestserious and sincereHe is an earnest young man.
easternin or from the eastThey live in eastern Europe.
easygoingrelaxed and not easily worried or annoyedMy boss is very easygoing.
ecologicalabout the environment and living thingsThe oil spill was an ecological disaster.
economicabout money, business and the economyThe country has economic problems.
effectiveworking well; producing the result you wantThis medicine is very effective.
efficientworking well without wasting time or energyThe new system is more efficient.
electricalusing or about electricityWe sell electrical goods.
electronicusing small electrical parts, like computers and phonesThey sell electronic devices.
embarrassedfeeling shy or stupid in front of othersI was so embarrassed!
emotionalabout feelings; also showing strong feelingsIt was an emotional goodbye.
encouraginggiving hope or confidenceThe results are encouraging.
endlessseeming to have no endThe meeting was endless.
engagedhaving agreed to marry; also busy (a phone line)They got engaged last month.
enjoyablegiving pleasureWe had an enjoyable evening.
enthusiasticvery interested and excitedThe students were enthusiastic about the trip.
entirewhole; completeI spent the entire day reading.
environmentalabout the natural worldPollution is an environmental problem.
equalthe same in size, number or value; also having the same rightsAll people are equal.
essentialcompletely necessaryWater is essential for life.
eternallasting foreverThey promised eternal love.
evenflat and smooth; also able to be divided by twoFour is an even number.
evidentclear; easy to seeIt was evident that she was unhappy.
exactcompletely correctWhat is the exact time?
exclusiveexpensive and only for some people; also not sharedThey stayed at an exclusive hotel.
exhaustedvery tiredI was exhausted after the run.
experiencedhaving knowledge or skill from doing something many timesShe is an experienced teacher.
extinctno longer existingDinosaurs are extinct.
extraordinaryvery unusual or surprisingShe has an extraordinary voice.
extremevery great or very far from normalThe region has extreme weather.
face-to-facewith people in the same place, not by phone or onlineI prefer face-to-face meetings.
faintnot strong or clear; also feeling weak and about to fallI heard a faint sound.
faithfulloyal and staying with someoneHe is a faithful friend.
fakenot real; made to look like something elseThe painting was fake.

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