Vocabulário em Inglês 2

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Este conjunto ensina vocabulário básico em inglês com sinônimos e frases de exemplo para estudantes de língua inglesa.

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Happy
Glad, cheerful, joyful. She was happy to see her old friends again.
Sad
Unhappy, sorrowful, depressed. The sad movie made everyone in the room cry.
Angry
Mad, furious, irritated. He was angry when he realized he missed the flight.
Big
Large, huge, gigantic. They moved into a big house with a lovely garden.
Small
Tiny, little, petite. She keeps a small notebook inside her jacket pocket.
Fast
Quick, rapid, swift. The cheetah is known as the fastest animal on land.
Slow
Sluggish, unhurried, gradual. Traffic was very slow during the morning rush hour.
Beautiful
Pretty, attractive, gorgeous. The sunset over the ocean was absolutely beautiful.
Ugly
Unattractive, hideous, unsightly. The old abandoned warehouse looked dark and ugly.
Good
Fine, great, excellent. Reading books is a good way to improve your mind.
Bad
Poor, terrible, awful. Eating undercooked food can lead to bad health problems.
Smart
Clever, intelligent, bright. The smart student solved the puzzle in minutes.
Stupid
Dumb, foolish, silly. It was a stupid mistake that could easily be avoided.
Easy
Simple, effortless, painless. The first exam of the semester was remarkably easy.
Hard
Difficult, tough, challenging. Learning a new language can be hard at the start.
Rich
Wealthy, affluent, loaded. The rich businessman donated millions to the hospital.
Poor
Needy, penniless, impoverished. The charity provides warm food to poor families.
Strong
Powerful, sturdy, robust. He built a strong fence to protect his backyard.
Weak
Frail, feeble, delicate. After being sick in bed, she felt quite weak.
Tired
Exhausted, sleepy, fatigued. He felt tired after working twelve hours in the office.
Calm
Peaceful, quiet, serene. The lake was completely calm early in the morning.
Scared
Afraid, frightened, terrified. The sudden noise made the scared puppy hide under the bed.
Begin
Start, commence, initiate. The meeting will begin as soon as everyone arrives.
Finish
End, complete, conclude. I need to finish my homework before watching television.
Help
Assist, aid, support. Can you help me carry these heavy boxes upstairs?
Choose
Select, pick, opt. You can choose any book you like from the library shelf.
Make
Create, build, produce. She decided to make a fresh salad for dinner.
Talk
Speak, chat, converse. We sat on the porch to talk about our childhood memories.
Listen
Hear, attend, heed. You should listen carefully to the safety instructions.
Watch
Observe, view, look at. They like to watch the birds in the garden every morning.
Buy
Purchase, acquire, get. He went to the supermarket to buy fresh vegetables.
Sell
Vend, trade, retail. She plans to sell her old bicycle online.
Clean
Tidy, spotless, neat. Make sure your bedroom is clean before our guests arrive.
Dirty
Filthy, soiled, messy. His shoes were dirty after walking through the mud.
Bright
Shining, brilliant, radiant. The bright sunshine warmed the entire living room.
Dark
Dim, shadowy, gloomy. The forest grew dark as the evening sun set.
Hot
Warm, boiling, scorching. Be careful because the tea is extremely hot.
Cold
Chilly, freezing, cool. Put on a thick coat because it is cold outside.
Old
Aged, elderly, ancient. An old wooden clock hangs on the kitchen wall.
New
Fresh, modern, recent. She bought a new laptop for her college classes.
Funny
Humorous, amusing, comical. His funny story made everyone laugh out loud.
Serious
Solemn, grave, earnest. The doctor had a serious expression on his face.
Dangerous
Hazardous, risky, unsafe. Driving in heavy snow can be very dangerous.
Safe
Secure, protected, harmless. The passengers were happy to arrive in a safe place.
Polite
Courteous, civil, respectful. The waiter was polite and greeted every customer warmly.
Rude
Impolite, cheeky, insolent. It is rude to interrupt someone while they are speaking.
Strange
Odd, weird, unusual. We heard a strange noise coming from the attic.
Normal
Regular, standard, typical. It is normal to feel nervous before a job interview.
Noisy
Loud, rowdy, clamorous. The city street was noisy throughout the entire day.
Quiet
Silent, still, peaceful. The library was quiet and ideal for studying.
Stop
Halt, cease, pause. The car had to stop immediately at the red light.
Show
Display, exhibit, present. Let me show you my favorite family photographs.
Hide
Conceal, cover, disguise. The cat likes to hide behind the green sofa.
Find
Discover, locate, detect. Did you find your lost keys under the table?
Lose
Misplace, forfeit, drop. Try not to lose your passport while traveling abroad.

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