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Groups and organisations 2

27 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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EnglishMeaningExample
heapan untidy pile; also a lot (informal)There's a heap of clothes on the floor.
institutiona large organization; also an old traditionBanks are financial institutions.
jurya group of people who decide if someone is guilty in courtThe jury found him guilty.
knota tie made in string or rope; also a tight feelingTie a knot in the rope.
legislaturethe group of people who make lawsThe state legislature voted yesterday.
litterrubbish left on the ground; also baby animals born togetherDon't drop litter.
manufacturera company that makes goodsContact the manufacturer.
navya country's military ships and sailorsHe joined the navy.
nobilitypeople of high social rank with titles; also good characterHe was a member of the nobility.
outfita set of clothes worn togetherShe bought a new outfit for the party.
packeta small paper or plastic containerI bought a packet of biscuits.
paradea public celebration where people march through the streetsWe watched the parade.
parliamentthe group of people elected to make lawsParliament voted for the new law.
partnershipworking together; also a business owned by partnersThe two companies formed a partnership.
personnelthe people who work for an organizationAll personnel must wear badges.
rallya large public meeting to support something; also a car raceThousands joined the rally.
regimea government, especially one not chosen fairly; also a systemThe regime was very strict.
repertoireall the songs, plays or skills someone can performThe band has a large repertoire.
seminara class or meeting for discussing a subjectI'm going to a seminar on marketing.
speciesa group of animals or plants of the same typeThis species is endangered.
squada small group of soldiers, police or playersHe is in the national squad.
stacka neat pile of thingsThere's a stack of books on my desk.
subculturea group in society with its own beliefs and stylePunk was a youth subculture.
tribea group of families with the same culture and leaderThe tribe lives in the forest.
troopa group of soldiers; troops: soldiersThe troops arrived in the city.
tyrannycruel and unfair governmentThey fought against tyranny.
utilitya service like water, gas or electricity; also usefulnessThe rent includes utilities.

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