v. to plan to do something
For good health, she intends to eat several carrots every day.
pour
v. to send a liquid falling from a container
Please pour some water for me. I do not want any ice.
regret
v. to feel sorry about something
She regrets missing the last bus home. It was a big mistake.
crazy
adj. strange or lacking reason
Susan’s hair looks really crazy, and she has an interview today!
thief
n. a person who takes something that belongs to another person
Lucy saw a thief trying to climb into her neighbor’s window.
tough
adj. strong and determined
Max was the toughest man in our village.
awful
adj. terrible; very bad
Sam was not proud of the awful smell coming from his shoes.
chance
n. a probability that something may happen
Mia and Phil got the chance to go on a European adventure.
steal
v. to take without asking and not give back
We do not share our food with our cat, but she tries to steal it.
reaction
n. an action that happens because of something
It was a mistake to tell Jim the news. His reaction was very bad.
hall
n. a large room or building which is used for public events such as concerts, exhibitions, and meetings
It was possible to have a large party in the grand hall.
worse
adj. bad or ill in a greater or higher degree
There is nothing worse than cleaning the floor.
odd
adj. different from what is usual or expected; strange
Lewis’s choice of hair color is quite odd.
immediately
adv. without any delay
The workers came immediately after the accident.
moment
n. a short time period
I mixed the vegetables and then fried them for a few moments.
extra
adj. more than what is required
I have added extra cheese to make the pasta taste better.
search
v. to look carefully in order to find something or someone
Alex searched the sky for the cause of the noise.
mention
v. to refer to or speak about
Jude forgot to mention that he had to leave class early.
score
v. to get or give points in a game, contest, or test
Jose scored the winning goal at last night’s game.
huge
adj. very big
I will give you a million dollars if you eat this huge hamburger.
common
adj. not unusual
Colds are quite common in the winter.
physical
adj. relating to the body rather than the mind
Playing sports is a good way to get physical exercise.
serious
adj. being dangerous or having a potentially negative effect
We saw a serious car accident this afternoon.
source
n. the place or person from which something necessary or desired comes
This river is the main source of water for many animals.
cure
n. something that solves a problem or makes it a little better
The new cure made John feel better almost immediately.
diet
n. the food that a person usually eats
I intend to have a healthier diet by eating more fruit.
fit
adj. having good physical health and strength
They stay fit by running whenever possible.
poison
n. a substance that is harmful or can kill
The symbol on the bottle says that it is poison.
sale
n. the process of selling something for money
There is a nice house for sale in my neighborhood.
amount
n. a quantity of something
Make sure to use the right amount of oil to fry the food.
produce
v. to make or grow
Cars produce a lot of problems for the environment.
evidence
n. something that shows an idea to be true
The police found evidence that Chris was the thief.
bit
n. a small amount of something
I broke the chocolate into bits so I could share it with my friends.
limit
v. to restrict or restrain
She has little money and must limit how much she spends.
supply
v. to provide
My father supplies carrots to a restaurant in our town.
necessary
adj. being needed or required
When getting ready for a trip, take only what is necessary.
reduce
v. to make something smaller in size, amount, or level
The store has reduced its prices on everything.
type
n. a kind, sort
Bakeries usually sell several different types of bread.
disease
n. a sickness in a person, animal or plant
A disease made the tree’s leaves turn brown.
medical
adj. relating to the treatment of illness and injuries
If you often have awful headaches, you should get medical help.