List of Use dictionary definitions
| No. | Word | Dictionary Definition (Meaning) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | abandon | To leave something behind or give up on it. |
| 2 | ability | The skill or power to do something. |
| 3 | active | Moving or doing things; full of action. |
| 4 | adapt | To change to fit new conditions. |
| 5 | admire | To look at with respect or wonder. |
| 6 | adventure | An exciting or unusual experience. |
| 7 | advice | Helpful suggestions or ideas. |
| 8 | ancient | Very old; from a long time ago. |
| 9 | angle | The space between two lines that meet at a point. |
| 10 | announce | To make something known publicly. |
| 11 | appear | To come into view. |
| 12 | approach | To come near. |
| 13 | argue | To speak angrily to someone about something you disagree on. |
| 14 | arrive | To reach a place. |
| 15 | assist | To help. |
| 16 | attract | To pull or draw toward something. |
| 17 | avoid | To stay away from something. |
| 18 | balance | To keep steady and not fall. |
| 19 | behave | To act in a certain way. |
| 20 | belief | Something that is accepted as true. |
| 21 | brave | Showing courage and not being afraid. |
| 22 | bright | Giving off a lot of light; smart. |
| 23 | calendar | A chart that shows the days, weeks, and months of a year. |
| 24 | capture | To catch or take control of something. |
| 25 | care | To show concern or interest. |
| 26 | cause | The reason something happens. |
| 27 | celebrate | To do something special for an event. |
| 28 | challenge | A difficult task or problem. |
| 29 | change | To make or become different. |
| 30 | choice | The act of picking between options. |
| 31 | clever | Smart or quick to understand. |
| 32 | comfort | A state of physical ease and peace. |
| 33 | compare | To look at how things are similar or different. |
| 34 | complete | To finish something. |
| 35 | confident | Sure of oneself. |
| 36 | connect | To join together. |
| 37 | consider | To think carefully about something. |
| 38 | contain | To hold or include something. |
| 39 | continue | To keep going. |
| 40 | create | To make something new. |
| 41 | curious | Eager to know or learn something. |
| 42 | decide | To make a choice. |
| 43 | decorate | To make something look better by adding things. |
| 44 | depend | To rely on something or someone. |
| 45 | describe | To give details about something. |
| 46 | design | A plan or drawing for something. |
| 47 | develop | To grow or improve. |
| 48 | difference | How things are not the same. |
| 49 | discover | To find something new. |
| 50 | divide | To separate into parts. |
| 51 | eager | Excited or interested. |
| 52 | easy | Not hard to do. |
| 53 | effect | The result of something happening. |
| 54 | effort | Hard work or trying. |
| 55 | enjoy | To take pleasure in something. |
| 56 | enter | To go into a place. |
| 57 | escape | To get away from something. |
| 58 | explain | To make something clear or easy to understand. |
| 59 | fair | Treating everyone equally. |
| 60 | famous | Known by many people. |
| 61 | fear | A feeling of being afraid. |
| 62 | fight | To take part in a battle or argument. |
| 63 | finish | To complete something. |
| 64 | follow | To go after someone or something. |
| 65 | forgive | To stop feeling angry at someone. |
| 66 | fragile | Easily broken or damaged. |
| 67 | friendly | Acting in a kind and helpful way. |
| 68 | gather | To collect things or come together. |
| 69 | gentle | Soft or kind in action. |
| 70 | giant | Very big. |
| 71 | goal | Something you work to achieve. |
| 72 | group | A number of people or things together. |
| 73 | guide | Someone or something that shows the way. |
| 74 | habit | Something done often without thinking. |
| 75 | happen | To take place or occur. |
| 76 | happy | Feeling good or joyful. |
| 77 | harmful | Causing hurt or damage. |
| 78 | help | To assist or support. |
| 79 | honest | Telling the truth. |
| 80 | hope | To want something to happen. |
| 81 | huge | Very large. |
| 82 | idea | A thought or plan. |
| 83 | ignore | To not pay attention. |
| 84 | imagine | To picture something in your mind. |
| 85 | improve | To make better. |
| 86 | include | To have as part of a whole. |
| 87 | increase | To make or become more. |
| 88 | inform | To give information. |
| 89 | interest | A feeling of wanting to know more. |
| 90 | join | To become part of something. |
| 91 | judge | To form an opinion. |
| 92 | jump | To push off the ground into the air. |
| 93 | kind | Being nice and caring. |
| 94 | laugh | To show joy with sound or smiling. |
| 95 | learn | To gain knowledge. |
| 96 | listen | To pay attention to sound. |
| 97 | lucky | Having good fortune. |
| 98 | magic | A power that does mysterious things. |
| 99 | make | To build or create. |
| 100 | move | To change position or place. |
Let’s practice!
Look at this sentence:
Thomas needs to practise hitting the high notes on his clarinet because they usually come out squeaky.
Select the definition of high that the sentence uses.
high \hahy\ adjective higher, highest 1. very tall: Their garden has a high fence all around it. 2. a large distance above the ground: The aeroplane flew high in the sky. 3. having an elevated pitch: The little girl sings in a high voice.