English Vocabulary
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Basic everyday English vocabulary with definitions for beginners.
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- morning
- The early part of the day, from sunrise until noon.
- afternoon
- The part of the day between noon and evening.
- evening
- The end of the day and early night, before going to bed.
- night
- The dark time of day when most people sleep.
- today
- On or during the present day.
- tomorrow
- The day directly after today.
- yesterday
- The day directly before today.
- family
- A group of people related to each other, like parents and children.
- friend
- A person you know well, like, and trust, who is not family.
- neighbor
- A person who lives near you or next door.
- house
- A building where people live, usually one family.
- kitchen
- A room used for cooking and preparing food.
- bedroom
- A private room used mainly for sleeping.
- bathroom
- A room with a toilet, sink, and bath or shower.
- door
- A movable barrier used to open or close an entrance.
- window
- An opening in a wall with glass that lets in light and air.
- breakfast
- The first meal of the day, eaten in the morning.
- lunch
- A meal eaten in the middle of the day.
- dinner
- The main meal of the day, usually eaten in the evening.
- water
- The clear liquid that forms rain and is essential to drink.
- bread
- A common baked food made from flour, water, and yeast.
- fruit
- Sweet, fleshy plant parts with seeds that can be eaten.
- vegetable
- A plant or part of a plant used as food, like carrots or lettuce.
- market
- A place where people gather to buy and sell goods and food.
- store
- A building or room where things are sold to customers.
- money
- Coins or paper notes used to buy things and pay for services.
- price
- The amount of money needed to buy something.
- receipt
- A piece of paper showing that you paid for something.
- clothes
- Items made of fabric worn to cover and protect the body.
- shoes
- Outer coverings worn on feet for protection and comfort.
- street
- A public road in a city or town with buildings along it.
- bus
- A large vehicle carrying many passengers along a fixed route.
- train
- Connected vehicles that run on tracks to carry people or goods.
- ticket
- A paper or digital pass that allows you to travel or enter an event.
- hospital
- A place where sick or hurt people receive medical care.
- doctor
- A trained professional licensed to treat sick or injured people.
- medicine
- A substance used to treat, cure, or prevent illness.
- weather
- The conditions outside, such as rain, sunshine, or wind.
- rain
- Water falling in drops from clouds in the sky.
- sun
- The bright star at the center of our solar system that gives light.
- cold
- Having a low temperature; not warm or hot.
- warm
- Having a comfortable amount of heat; not too hot.
- hot
- Having a high temperature; producing a lot of heat.
- tired
- Feeling a need to rest or sleep after activity.
- hungry
- Feeling the physical need or desire to eat food.
- thirsty
- Feeling the physical need or desire to drink liquid.
- happy
- Feeling or showing pleasure, contentment, or joy.
- sad
- Feeling sorrow, unhappiness, or grief.
- busy
- Having many things to do; actively working.
- clean
- Free from dirt, marks, or unwanted substances.
- dirty
- Covered with dirt, stains, or unwanted marks.
- early
- Happening or arriving before the expected time or near the start.
- late
- Happening or arriving after the expected time or near the end.
- help
- To assist someone or make something easier for them.
- wait
- To stay in one place until something happens or someone arrives.
- walk
- To move forward on foot at a steady, normal pace.
- talk
- To speak words in order to share thoughts or information.
- listen
- To pay attention to sounds with your ears.
- read
- To look at and understand written words.
- write
- To produce letters, words, or numbers on a surface.