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36 English words (level B2) 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 |
|---|---|---|
| millionaire | a person who has more than a million dollars or pounds | He became a millionaire at 30. |
| mimic | a person who copies how others talk or act | He is a good mimic. |
| minister | a member of the government; also a priest | The minister made a speech. |
| mother-in-law | the mother of your husband or wife | My mother-in-law visits every Sunday. |
| motorist | a person who drives a car | Motorists should drive carefully. |
| mover | a person or company that moves furniture to a new home | The movers arrived at nine. |
| narrator | the person who tells a story | The narrator is a young girl. |
| native speaker | a person who learned a language as a baby | She is a native speaker of Spanish. |
| newscaster | a person who reads the news on TV or radio | The newscaster announced the result. |
| nobleman | a man of high social rank | The nobleman owned the castle. |
| nomad | a person who moves from place to place and has no fixed home | The nomads moved with their animals. |
| nominee | a person suggested for a prize or job | She is a nominee for best actress. |
| observer | a person who watches something | Observers watched the election. |
| offender | a person who commits a crime | Young offenders need help. |
| official | a person with an important job in an organization or government | A government official visited. |
| opponent | a person you compete against | She beat her opponent easily. |
| optimist | a person who believes good things will happen | I'm an optimist. |
| orator | a person who gives good public speeches | He was a brilliant orator. |
| organizer | a person who plans an event | The organizers thanked everyone. |
| outpatient | a patient who visits a hospital but does not stay the night | He is being treated as an outpatient. |
| outsider | a person who does not belong to a group | I felt like an outsider. |
| pa | father (informal) | Ask your pa. |
| paratrooper | a soldier trained to jump from planes | The paratroopers landed at night. |
| partisan | a strong supporter of a party; also a member of a secret army | The partisans fought in the mountains. |
| pastor | a Christian priest in charge of a church | The pastor gave a sermon. |
| patriot | a person who loves their country | He was a true patriot. |
| patron | a person who gives money to support art or a charity; also a customer | She is a patron of the arts. |
| pawnbroker | a person who lends money in exchange for valuable objects | He took his watch to a pawnbroker. |
| pedestrian | a person walking in the street | The street is for pedestrians only. |
| peer | a person of the same age or level as you | Teenagers care about their peers. |
| personification | giving human qualities to things; also a perfect example of a quality | She is the personification of kindness. |
| pessimist | a person who expects bad things to happen | Don't be such a pessimist. |
| pharmacist | a person who prepares and sells medicines | Ask the pharmacist. |
| physician | a doctor (formal) | Consult your physician. |
| pirate | a person who attacks ships to steal | The pirates took the gold. |
| playmate | a friend that a child plays with | She was my childhood playmate. |