Background to the list The PET Vocabulary List was originally developed by Cambridge ESOL in consultation glove (n)garage (n) • I'm getting on well with go (v)garden (n) French. More. This book will help you to expand and improve your vocabulary that will use in IELTS test. Wordlist. shoot (v) silence (n) silent (adj)set up (phr v) • to shoot at the goal silk (adj & n) • Her mother helped her to set shop (n & v) silly (adj) up in business. The dog went for the man.general (adj) gold (adj & n)generally (adv) get up (phr v) golden (adj) • What time do you get up in golf (n) • 1 generally get home about the morning? (adv) • to book/buy something ordinary (adj) • I've got the afternoon off. cleaner (n)check-in (n) clear (adj & v) comfort (n) clearly (adv) comfortable (adj) • Your keys are at the check- clever (adj) comic (adj & n) in desk. cyclist (n)2012 Page 11 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, D delete (v) diet (n) delicious (adj) difference (n)dad (n) delighted (adj) different (adj)daily (adj & adv) deliver (v) difficult (adj)damage (n & v) delivery (n) difficulty (n)damaged (adj) demand (n & v) dig (v)dance (n & v) dentist (n) digital (adj)dancer (n) depart (v) digital camera (n)dancing (n) department (n) dining room (n)danger (n) department store (n) dinner (n)dangerous (adj) departure (n) dinosaur (n)dark (adj & n) depend (on/upon) (v & phr v) diploma (n)date (n & v) direct (adj & v) • It depends on what you want direction (n) • today's date (n) to do. • tight shoes • top of the class (adj) • What did you think of the tights (n pi) • at the top of his voice (n) topic (n) film? (v) subway (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: • to start a race (v) store (n) underground)station (n) succeed (v) • a bus/fire/radio station • a department store (n) success (n)statue (n) storm (n) successful (adj)stay (n & v) story (n) such (det) • to stay to dinner (v) straight (adj & adv) sudden(adj) • to stay with friends (v) suddenly (adv) • to stay looking young (v) • to go straight on (adv) suffer (v) • a two-night stay (n) a straight road (adj) sugar (n)stay behind (phr v) strange (adj) suggest (v) • She stayed behind after the stranger (n) suggestion (n) strawberry (n) suit (n) lesson to speak to the stream (n) • to wear a suit teacher. There are of course thesauruses but they mainly list common words. kit (n)kettle (n) kitchen (n)key (n) • key to a lock • key to successL later (adj & adv) least (adj & adv) latest (adj) • the least amount (adj)label (n) laugh (n & v) • at least (adv)laboratory (lab) (n) law (n)lack (n) lawyer (n) leather (n)ladder (n) lay (v) leave (v)lady (n) lecture (n)lake (n) • lay the table left (n, adj & adv)lamb (n) lazy (adj) left-hand (adj)lamp (n) lead (v) leg (n)land (n & v) leisure (n)landscape (n) • to lead someone by the lemon (n)language (n) hand lemonade (n)laptop (computer) (n) lend (v)large (adj) • Where does this road lead? What you need to do is make sure you start building your vocabulary in a logical way. • Talk about the pictures kid (n) knock down (phr v) • to be keen to do somethingkeep (v) • We're taking the kids • He was knocked down bykeeper (n) camping. (adj) strong (adj) • Sit still! (v) (v)walking (n) water (n & v) • My shoes are worn out. • Did you get all the notes give out (phr v) down? 0520 Cambridge IGCSE French (for first examination in June 2015) 7156 Cambridge IGCSE (9-1) French (for first examination in June 2019) MINIMUM CORE VOCABULARY LIST FOR TOPIC AREAS A, B & C First published 15 September 2012 This Minimum Core Vocabulary List is primarily intended as a guide for teachers to assist in planning schemes of work and preparing … reporter (n) request (n & v) than the theatre recycled (adj) require (v) • Shall we stay in tonight, recycling (n) rescue (n & v) red (adj) research (v) rather than go out? Download VOCABULARY LIST - Cambridge English PDF for free. • They checked in to a hotel. blood (n)basketball (n) blouse (n)bat (n) beside (adv & prep) blow (v)bath (n & v) besides (prep) blue (adj & n)bathing suit (n) best (adj & adv) board (n & v)bathroom (n) better (adj & adv) board game (n) boarding pass (n) 2012 boat (n) Page 7 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, body (n) boy (n) brush (n & v)boil (v) boyfriend (n) bucket (n)boiled (adj) bracelet (n) bug (n)bold (adj) brain (n) build (v)bomb (n & v) brake (n & v) building (n)bone (n) branch (n) bulb (n)book (n & v) brand new (adj)bookcase (n) brave (adj) • light bulbbooking (n) bread (n) bull (n) break (n & v) bunch (n) • I have a booking for the break down (phr v) 19th. E.g. Other vocabulary books list difficult, esoteric words that we quickly forget or feel shy of using. p.m. (adv)Eng: gas station) pizza (n) pocket (n)pharmacy (n) place (n) pocket money (n)phone (n & v) poem (n)photo (n) • a safe place (n) poet (n)photocopy (n) • I've lost my place in the poetry (n) point (n & v) book. stamp (n) • a soft drink • a postage stampsoftware (n) stand (v)soldier (n) star (n) • stars in the sky (n)2012 Page 35 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, • a film star (n) • It's stopped raining. (adv) • I like a good workout at the • Well, here we are. (exclam) • A strong wind was blowing.well done! chatroom (n) • capital letter • the capital of Italy cash (n)captain (n) cashpoint (n)car(n) castle (n) casual (adj) • casual clothes cat (n) catch (v) cathedral (n)2012 Page 9 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, chat show (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: • first class, second class comb (n & v)talk show) classical (adj) come (v)cheap (adj) comedy (n)cheat (v) • classical music come on (phr v)check (n & v) classmate (n)check in (phr v) classroom (n) • Come on or we'll miss the clean (adj & v) bus. ... A list of the most important phrasal verbs that students need to know for Cambridge English: First, together with extra practice of many of the important phrasal verbs for the exam. • When did you get back from • Have you given in your • What's going on? • to pass an examinationparent (n) passenger (n)2012 Page 27 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, peel (v) photo(graph) (n) • a plain T-shirt (no design)pen (n) photographer (n) plan (n & v)pence (n pi) photography (n)pencil (n) phrase (n) • a street plan (n)pencil case (n) physics (n) • a plan to do something (n)penfriend (n) piano (n) plane (n)penguin (n) pick (v) planet (n)penny (n) pick up (phr v) plant (n & v)people (n pi) plastic (adj & n)pepper (n) • I picked up a pencil. • a play at the theatre (n)per (prep) picnic (n) • children playing (v)percent (adv) picture (n) • to play football (v)perfect (adj) pie (n) • to play the guitar (v)perform (v) piece (n) • to play a CD (v)performance (n) • to play the part of someoneperformer (n) • a piece of cheeseperfume (n) • to break into small pieces (act) (v)perhaps (adv) • a piece of furniture/advice player (n)period (n) pig (n) playground (n)permanent (adj) pile (n) pleasant (adj)permission (n) pill (n) please (exclam & v)permit (v) pillow (n) • Dogs are not permitted here. Vocabulary test, C2 level However, there is a generosity in choosing words between common and esoteric, which often seem only at the tip of our tongue. • a rubber (eraser)revise (v) river (n) rubbish (n)revision (n) road (n) rude (adj)reward (n) roast (adj & v) rug (n)rice (n) rob (v) rugby (n)rich (adj) rock (n) ruin (n)ride (n & v) • rock (music) (n) rule (n & v)rider (n) • a hard piece of rock (n)right (adj, adv & n) role (n) • the rules of grammar (n) • the right time (correct) (adj) roll (n) • to rule a country (v) • the right person for the job • a roll of film (n) ruler (n) • a bread roll (n) • draw a line using a ruler (suitable) (adj) romance (n) run (v) • my right foot (adj) romantic (adj) • to run in a race • Everything will be all right. brochure (n) broken (adj)bottle (n) brother (n)bottom (adj & n) brown (adj & n)bowl (n)box (n)2012 Page 8 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, C card (n) cattle (n) • birthday card cave (n)cab (n) • credit card CD (n)cabbage (n) • card game CD player (n)cabin (n) CD-Rom (n)cabinet (n) cardboard (adj & n) ceiling (n)cable (n) care (n & v) celebrate (v)cafe/cafe (n) celebration (n)cafeteria (n) • take care of someone (n) celebrity (n)cage (n) • to care (about/for) cell phone (n)cake (n) cent (n)calculator (n) someone/something (v) centimetre I centimeter (em) (n)calendar (n) career (n) central (adj)calf (n) careful (adj) central heating (n)call (n & v) carefully (ad) centre/center (n)call for (phr v) careless (adj) century (n) car park (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: cereal (n) • I'll call for you at 7. parking lot) ceremony (n)call in (phr v) carpet (n) certain (adj) carrot (n) certainly (not) (adv) • She called in to see a friend. (exclam) onto (prep) ourselves (pron)oil (n) open (adj & v) out (adv)OK I O.K./ okay (adj & exclam) opening hours (n pi) outdoor (adj)old (adj) opera (n)old-fashioned (adj)olive (n)2012 Page 26 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, outdoors (adv) • over 40 people (more than) own (adj, pron & v)out of (prep) (adv) • my own pen (adj)out of date (prep phr) • on my own (pron)out of order (prep phr) • to be over (finished) (adv) • to own a car (v)out of work (prep phr) • Several birds were flyingoutside (adv,adj & prep) owner (n)oven (n) over the roof of the school.over (adv & prep) (prep) overnight (adj & adv) • I'm going over the road. Học từ vựng IELTS thì cuốn sách phải có chính là Cambridge Vocabulary for IETLS. If the meaning of the verb is not transparent, e.g. tonight (adv & n)they (pron) too (adv)thick (adj) tie (n & v) • I've been there, too.thief (n) • a shirt and tie (n) • It's too heavy to lift.thin (adj) • to tie with string (v) tooth/teeth (n)thing (n) toothache (n)think (v) tiger (n) toothbrush (n) tight (adj) toothpaste (n) • to think about something top (adj & n) • I think he's left. Of the information in each part as there is no official vocabulary list. endstream endobj 10545 0 obj <. region (n)rabbit (n) register (v)race (n & v) realistic (adj) really (adv) • He registered with a new • to win a race (n) reason (n) doctor. phone call. Word List is at the end of this book on page 25. %PDF-1.5 %���� drink (n & v) drive (n & v) driver (n) driving licence (n)2012 Page 13 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, E employ (v) escape (v) employee (n) especially (adv)each (det & pron) employer (n) essay (n)ear(n) employment (n) essential (adj)earache (n) empty (adj) euro (n)early (adj & adv) encourage (v) even (adv)earn (v) end (n & v)earring (n) ending (n) • He couldn't even do that.earth (n) end up (phr v) evening (n)east (adj,adv & n) event(n)eastern (adj) • He plans to end up working ever (adv)easily (adv) in Australia. spill (v) • a smart idea (Am Eng) • as soon as I can spinach (n) • smart clothes sore (adj) spite (n)smell (n & v) sorry (adj)smile (n & v) sort (n) • in spite ofsmoke (n & v) the same sort split up (phr v)smoking (n) so-so (adj)smooth (adj) soul (n) • She's just split up with her • a smooth surface (level) sound (n & v) boyfriend. This section includes focus on advanced vocabulary, word building, idiomatic phrases and collocations. glance (v)garage (n) • How are you getting on now? VOCABULARY LIST - Cambridge English was published by on 2016-03-31. Some of these are relevant to specific tasks or questions in the IELTS examination (for example, describing how something works, talking This publication has made use of the English Vocabulary Profile. (directly) • There's lots of room in here. (n)mango (n) member (n)many (det & pron) membership (n) • Would you mind if I calledmap (n) memory (n) tomorrow? Vocabulary - C1 level P e 6 'To let' Permission is expressed using ' let' + object + infinitive without 'to.' (n) local (adj) lose (v) locate (v) lost (adj) • The lift is going up. - ielts-fighter.com (financial) • to promise to do something • the poor man (sympathy) • to be present (adj)pop (n) • at the present time (adj) (v) • pop song/music/star/group • That will be all for the • to keep a promise (n)popular (adj) promote (v)population (n) present. might (mv)make-up (n) • What does it mean? AS Latin: Vocabulary List • this document has been created verbatim from the OCR online materials for Latin • the list comprises 799 words (gratias ago appears twice in the original 800); the gender of ignis (m.) has been corrected here• links to online flashcards etc. (v) • What's your (phone)notebook (n) noticeboard (n)notepaper (n) novel (n) number?nothing (pron) now (adv) nurse (n) nowadays (adv)O omelette (n) operate (v) on (adv & prep) operation (n)object (n) on board (prep phr) opinion (n)obvious (adj) on business (prep phr) opportunity (n)obviously (adv) once (adv) opposite (adj, n, prep & adv)occasion (n) option (n)occupation (n) • once a year or (conj)ocean (n) • Ionce saw him dancing. (n) sensible (adj)same (adj, pron & adv) • to score a goal (v) sentence (n) scream (n & v) • at the same time (adj) screen (n) • words in a sentence • Your watch is the same as sculpture (n) separate (adj) sea (n) series (n) mine. 'Let' can also be used as an imperative auxiliary. • Will you give out these papers for me, please?get fit (v)2012 Page 17 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, go out (phr v) granddaughter (n) grocery store (n) (Am Eng) • Are you going out this grandfather (n) groom (n) evening? alarm (n) alarm clock (n)• The film is about a small boy. orange (adj & n)o'clock (adv) one (det & pron) orchestra (n)of (prep) on fire (prep phr) order (conj, n & v)of course (adv) on foot (prep phr)off (adv & prep) on holiday (prep phr) • in order to (conj) onion (n) • to put something in order (n) • It fell off the table. (n) lots I a lot (n) • Please help me to lift this • The station is located in the lottery (n) city centre. (v) style (n) stylish (adj) film. cheeks. 2. (exclam) designer (n) • compact disc/CO desk (n) • hard diskdeath (n) despite (prep) • floppy diskdecide (v) dessert (n) disc jockey (OJ) (n)decision (n) destination (n) disco(theque) (n)declare (v) destroy (v) discount (n)decorate (v) detail (n) discover (v)decrease (n & v) detective (n) discuss (v)deep (adj & adv) develop (v) discussion (n)defeat (n & v) development (n) disease (n)defence (n) diagram (n) disgusting (adj)defend (v) dial (v) dish (n)definitely (adv) diary (n)degree (n) dictionary (n) die (v) • 90 degrees • a degree in mathsdelay (n & v)2012 Page 12 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List, dishwasher (n) double (adj & det) drop (n & v)disk (n) doubt (n) drugstore (n) (Am Eng) (Brdislike (v) down (adv & prep) Eng: chemist)display (n & v) download (n & v) drum (n)distance (n) downstairs (adj & adv) dry (adj & v)district (n) dozen (det & n) duck (n)disturb (v) Dr (n) due(adj)dive (v) drag (v)diver (n) • The next bus is due in fivedivide (v) • Just drag and drop the file minutes.diving (n) into the trash can.OJ (disc jockey) (n) due to (prep phr)do (av & v) drama (n) dull (adj)doctor I Dr (n) draw (v) during (prep)document (n) dust (n)documentary (n) • to draw a picture of dustbin (n) (Br Eng) (Amdog (n) someone or something Eng:trash can)doll (n) dusty (adj)dollar (n) • to draw the curtains duty (n)dolphin (n) • to draw near duty-free (adj & n)donkey (n) drawer (n) duvet (n)door (n) drawing (n) DVD (n)dot (n) dream (n & v) DVD player (n) dress (n & v) • Have you visited dressed (adj) CambridgeEnglish.org?
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