English Vocabulary
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- morning
- The early part of the day, from sunrise until noon.
- afternoon
- The middle part of the day, between noon and evening.
- evening
- The late part of the day, between late afternoon and night.
- night
- The dark period between sunset and sunrise when most people sleep.
- breakfast
- The first meal eaten in the morning.
- lunch
- A light or main meal eaten in the middle of the day.
- dinner
- The main meal eaten in the evening.
- water
- A clear liquid essential for all living things to drink and survive.
- bread
- A baked food made from flour, water, and yeast.
- kitchen
- A room used for preparing and cooking food.
- refrigerator
- An electric appliance that keeps food and drinks cold.
- bedroom
- A room used primarily for sleeping.
- bed
- A piece of furniture where people sleep or rest.
- bathroom
- A room containing a toilet, sink, and often a shower or bathtub.
- living room
- A comfortable room in a house where people relax and socialize.
- table
- A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating or working.
- chair
- A seat for one person, usually having four legs and a back.
- door
- A movable barrier used to open or close the entrance to a room or building.
- window
- An opening in a wall filled with glass that lets in light and air.
- family
- A group of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption.
- parent
- A mother or father of a child.
- child
- A young human who is not yet an adult.
- friend
- A person you know well, like, and trust.
- neighbor
- A person who lives near your home.
- house
- A building designed for people to live in.
- street
- A public paved road in a city or town with buildings along it.
- store
- A place where goods and items are sold to the public.
- money
- Coins and paper notes used to buy goods and services.
- wallet
- A small flat case used for carrying cash and cards.
- clothes
- Items made of fabric worn to cover the body.
- shirt
- A garment worn on the upper part of the body, often with buttons.
- pants
- A garment worn over the lower half of the body, covering each leg separately.
- shoes
- Protective coverings made of leather or rubber worn on feet.
- phone
- An electronic device used for calling, messaging, and browsing the internet.
- watch
- A small clock worn on the wrist to tell time.
- bus
- A large motor vehicle designed to carry many passengers along a fixed route.
- car
- A four-wheeled road vehicle powered by an engine, carrying a few people.
- train
- A series of connected railway cars pulled by an engine on tracks.
- work
- Activity involving physical or mental effort done to earn a living.
- school
- An institution where children and teenagers go to learn.
- teacher
- A person whose job is to instruct students.
- doctor
- A qualified professional who treats sick and injured people.
- hospital
- A medical facility where ill or injured people receive care.
- medicine
- A substance taken to treat an illness, injury, or pain.
- weather
- The state of the atmosphere at a particular time, such as rain, sun, or wind.
- rain
- Water falling in drops from clouds in the sky.
- sun
- The star at the center of the solar system that provides light and heat to Earth.
- cold
- Having a low temperature; not warm or hot.
- warm
- Having a comfortable and moderate degree of heat.
- tired
- In need of rest or sleep after physical or mental effort.
- hungry
- Feeling the physical need or desire to eat food.
- thirsty
- Feeling the need to drink water or other liquids.
- happy
- Feeling or showing pleasure, contentment, or joy.
- sad
- Feeling or showing sorrow, unhappiness, or grief.
- clean
- Free from dirt, marks, stains, or unwanted substances.