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a (an) [? e?(?n)] art.abandon [??b?nd?n]v.
ability [??b?l?t?] n.able [?e?b(?)l] a.
abnormal [?b?n??m(?)l] a.aboard [??b??d] prep.abolish [??b?l??]v.
abortion [??b???(?)n] v.about [??ba?t] ad.prep.above [??b?v] prep.a.ad.abroad [??br??d] ad. abrupt [??br?pt] a.absence [??bs?ns] n. absent [??bs?nt] a.absolute [??bs?lu?t] a.absorb [?b?s??b] v.
abstract [??bstr?kt] a./ n.absurd [?b?s??d] a. abundant [??b?nd?nt] a. abuse [??bju?z] v.
academic [?k??dem?k] a. / n.academy [??k?d?m?] n.
accelerate [?k?sel?re?t] v. accent [??ks?nt] n. accept [?k?sept] vt.access [??kses] n. / v.
accessible [?k?ses?b(?)l] a.accident [??ks?d?nt] n.
accommodation [?k?m??de??(?)n] n. accompany [??k?mp?n?] v.accomplish [??k?mpl??] v.
according to [??k??d?? t?] ad.account [??ka?nt] n. ;
accountant [??ka?nt(?)nt] n.accumulate [??kju?mj?le?t] v.accuracy [??kj?r?s?] n.accuse [??kju?z] v.
accustomed [??k?st?md] a.ache [e?k] vi.& n. achieve [??t?i?v] vt.
achievement [??t?i?vm?nt] n.acid [??s?d] a.
acknowledge [?k?n?l?d?] v.acquaintance [??kwe?nt?ns] n.acquire [??kwa??(r)] v.
acquisition [?kw??z??(?)n] n.acre [?e?k?(r)] n.across [??kr?s] prep. act [?kt] n.v.
action [??k?(?)n] n. active [??kt?v] a. activity [?k?t?v?t?] n.
actor [??kt?(r)] n.actress [??ktr?s] n.actual [??kt???l] a.acute a. AD n.
ad [?d]=advertisement n.adapt [??d?pt] v.
adaptation [?d?p?te??(?)n] n.add [?d] vt.
addicted [??d?kt?d] a.addition [??d??(?)n] n. address [??dres] n. adequate [??d?kw?t] a.adjust [??d??st] v.
adjustment [??d??stm?nt] n.
administration [?dm?n??stre??(?)n] n. admirable [??dm?r?b(?)l] a. admire [?d?ma??(r)] v.
admission [?d?m??(?)n] n.admit [?d?m?t] vt.
adolescence [?d??'lesns] n.adolescent [?d??les?nt] n.adopt [??d?pt] v.adore [??d??(r)] v.adult [??d?lt] n.
advance [?d?vɑ?ns; (US) ?d?v?ns] v. advantage [?d?vɑ?nt?d?] n.adventure [?d?vent??(r)] n.advertise [??dv?ta?z] vt.
advertisement [?d?v??t?sm?nt] n. advice [?d?va?s] n. advise [?d?va?z] vt. advocate [??dv?k?t] v.aeroplane [`er?ple?n] n.affair [??fe?(r)] n. affect [??fekt] vt.
affection [??fek?(?)n] n.afford [??f??d] vt. afraid [??fre?d] a. Africa [??fr?k?] n.African [??fr?k?n] a.n.
after [?ɑ?ft?(r)] ad. prep. conj.afternoon [ɑ?ft??nu?n] n.
afterward(s) [?ɑ?ft?w?d(z)] ad. again [??ɡe?n] ad.
against [??ɡe?nst] prep. age [e?d?] n.
agency [?e?d??ns?] n.agenda [??d?end?] n.agent [?e?d??nt] n.
aggression [??ɡre?(?)n] n. aggressive [??ɡres?v] a.ago [??ɡ??] ad.
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agree [??ɡri?] v.
agreement [??ɡri?m?nt] n.
agricultural [?ɡr??k?lt??r(?)l] a. agriculture [??ɡr?k?lt??(r)] n. ahead [??hed] ad. aid [e?d] n. AIDS [e?dz] n. aim [e?m] n. v. air [e?(r)] n.
aircraft [?e?krɑ?ft] n. airline n.
airmail [?e?me?l] n. airplane [?e?ple?n] n. airport [?e?p??t] n. airspace [?e?spe?s] n. alarm [??lɑ?m] n. album [??lb?m] n.
alcohol [??lk?h?l] n.
alcoholic [?lk??h?l?k] a. / n. algebra [??ld??br?] n. alike [??la?k] ad. alive [??la?v] a.
all [??l] ad. a.pron.; allergic [??l??d??k] a. alley [??l?] n.
allocate [??l?ke?t] v. allow [??la?] vt.
allowance [??la??ns] n. almost [???lm??st] ad. alone [??l??n] a.
along [??l??; (US) ??l??] ad. prep.
alongside [?l???sa?d; (US) ?l????sa?d] ad. aloud [??la?d] ad. alphabet [??lf?bet] n. already [??l?red?] ad. also [???ls??] ad.
alternative [??l?t??n?t?v] a. although [??l?e??] conj.
altitude [??lt?tju?d; (US) ?l?t?tu?d] n. altogether [??lt??ɡee?(r)] ad. aluminium [?lj??m?n??m] n. always [???lwe?z] ad. am/?m/ v. be ａ.m./A.M. n.
amateur [??m?t?(r)] a. amaze [??me?z] v. amazing [??me?z??] a.;
ambassador (ambassadress) [?m?b?s?d?(r)] n. ambiguous [?m?b?ɡj??s] a. ambition [?m?b??(?)n] n. ambulance [??mbj?l?ns] n. America [??mer?k?] n.
American [??mer?k?n] a. n.
among [??m??] prep. amount [??ma?nt] n. / v. ample [??mp(?)l] a. amuse [??mju?z] vt.
amusement [??mju?zm?nt] n. analyze/ `?nla?z / v. analysis [??n?l?s?s] n.
ancestor [??ns?st?(r)] n. acchor v. / n.
ancient [?e?n??nt] a. and [?nd ?nd] conj. anecdote [??n?kd??t] n. anger [???ɡ?(r)] n. angle [???ɡ(?)l] n. angry [??nɡr?] a. animal [??n?m(?)l] n. ankle [???k(?)l] n.
anniversary [?n??v??s?r?] n. announce [??na?ns] vt.
announcement [??na?nsm?nt] n. annoy [??n??] vt. annual [??nj??l] a.
another [??n?e?(r)] a. pron. answer [?ɑ?ns?(r); (US) ??ns?r] n. v. ant [?nt] n.
Antarctic [?n?tɑ?kt?k]a. the Antarctic [?n?tɑ?kt?k]
Antarctica [?n'tɑ:ktik?] * n. antique [?n?ti?k] n. anxiety [???za??t?] n. anxious [???k??s] a. any [?en?] pron.
anybody [?en?b?d?] pron. anyhow [?en?ha?] ad. anyone [?en?w?n] pron. anything [?en?θ??] pron. anyway [?en?we?] ad.
anywhere [?en?we?(r)] ad. apart [??pɑ?t] ad / a. apartment [??pɑ?tm?nt] n. apologize [??p?l?d?a?z] vi. apology [??p?l?d??] n. apparent [??p?r?nt] a. appeal [??pi?l] v. appear [??p??(r)] vi. appearance [??p??r?ns] n. appendix [??pend?ks]n. appetite [??p?ta?t] n. applaud [??pl??d] v. / n. apple [??p(?)l] n.
applicant [??pl?k?nt] n.
application [?pl??ke??(?)n] n. apply [??pla?]v.
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appoint [??p??nt] v.
appointment [??p??ntm?nt] n. appreciate [??pri???e?t] v. appreciation [?pri????e??(?)n] n. approach [??pr??t?] n. / v. appropriate [??pr??pr??t] a. approve [??pru?v] v.
approximately [?pr?ks??m?tl?] ad. apron [?e?pr?n] n.
arbitrary [?ɑ?b?tr?r?; (US) ?ɑ?rb?trer?] a. associate [??s????e?t] v.
association [?s??s??e??(?)n] n. assume [??sju?m; (US) ??su?m] v. assumption [??s?mp?(?)n] n. astonish [??st?n??] vt. astronaut [??str?n??t] n. astronomer [??str?n?m?(r)] n. astronomy [??str?n?m?] n. at [?t] prep.;
athlete [??θli?t] n. arch [ɑ?t?] n.
architect [?ɑ?k?tekt] n.
architecture [?ɑ?k?tekt??(r)] n. April [?e?pr(?)l] n. Arab [??r?b] * a. n. Arabic [??r?b?k] a. n. Arctic [?ɑ?kt?k] a. the Arctic [?ɑ?kt?k]
the Arctic Ocean [?ɑ?kt?k ????(?)n] are [ɑ?(r)] v.(be) area [?e?r??] n. argue [?ɑ?ɡju?]vi.
argument [?ɑ?ɡj?m?nt] n.
arise (arose arisen) [??ra?z] vi. arithmetic [??r?θm?t?k] n. arm [ɑ?m] n. v. n.
armchair [ɑ?m?t?e?(r)] n. army [?ɑ?m?] n.
around [??ra?nd] ad. prep. arrange [??re?nd?] v.
arrangement [??re?nd?m?nt]n. arrest [??rest] v.
arrival [??ra?v(?)l] n. arrive [??ra?v] vi. arrow [??r??] n. art [ɑ?t] n.
article [?ɑ?t?k(?)l] n.;; artificial [ɑ?t??f??(?)l]a. artist [?ɑ?t?st] n.
as [?z ?z] ad.& conj. prep. ash [??] n.
ashamed [???e?md] a. Asia [?e???]* n.
Asian [?e??(?)n ?e??(?)n] a. n. aside [??sa?d] ad. ask [ɑ?sk] v.
asleep [??sli?p] a. aspect [??spekt] n. assess [??ses] v.
assessment [??sesm?nt] n. assist [??s?st]v.
assistance [??s?st(?)ns] n. assistant [??s?st(?)nt] n.
athletic [?θ?let?k] a. athletics [?θ?let?ks] n. Atlantic [?t?l?nt?k] a.
the Atlantic Ocean [?t?l?nt?k ????(?)n] atmosphere [??tm?sf??(r)] n. atom [??t?m] n. attach [??t?t?] v.
attack [??t?k] vt. / n. attain [??te?n] v.
attempt [??tempt] vt. attend [??tend] v.
attention [??ten?(?)n] n. attentively [?'tentivli] ad.
attitude [??t?tju?d; (US) ??t?tud] n. attract [??tr?kt] v.
attraction [??tr?k?(?)n] n. attractive [??tr?kt?v] a. audience [???d??ns] n. authentic [???θent?k] a. author [???θ?(r)] n. authority [???θ?r?t?] n. automatic [??t??m?t?k] a. autonomous [???t?n?m?s] a. August [???ɡ?st] n. 8 aunt [ɑ?nt; (US) ?nt] n. Australia [??stre?lj?] * n. Australian [??stre?l??n] a. n. autumn [???t?m] n. available [???t?m] a.
avenue [??v?nju???v?nu?] n. average [??v?r?d?] a. n. avoid [??v??d] v.
awake (awoke awoken) [??we?k] v. a. award [w??d] n. aware [??we?(r)] a. away [??we?] ad. awesome [???s?m] a. awful [???f?l] a. awkward [???kw?d] a.
B
Baby [?be?b?] n.
bachelor [?b?t??l?(r)] n. back [b?k] ad. a. n.
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backache [?b?ke?k] n.
be [bi?] v. (am is are was were being been) background [?b?kɡra?nd] n. backward(s) [?b?kw?d] ad. bacon [?be?k?n] n.
bacterium [b?k?t??r??m] (bacteria) n. bad (worse worst) [b?d] a. badly [?b?dl?] ad.
badminton [?b?dm?nt?n] n. bag [b?ɡ] n.
baggage [?b?ɡ?d?] n. bake [be?k] v.
bakery [?be?k?r?] n. balance [?b?l?ns] n. balcony [?b?lk?n?] n. ball [b??l] n. n. ballet [?b?le?] n. balloon [b??lu?n] n.
ballpoint = ballpoint pen/ `b?lp??nt / bamboo [b?m?bu?] n. ban [b?n] n.v.
banana [b??nɑ?n?; (US) b??n?n?] n. band [b?nd] n.
bandage [?b?nd?d?] n. bang [b??] int. bank [b??k] n. n.
bank account [b??k ??ka?nt] n. bar [bɑ?(r)] n. n.
barbecue [?bɑ?b?kju?] n. barber [?bɑ?b?(r)] n.
barbershop/ `bɑrb?r?ɑp / n. bare [be?(r)] a.
bargain [?bɑ?ɡ?n] n. v. bark [bɑ?k] v. n. barrier ['b?r??] n. base [be?s] n.
baseball [?be?sb??l] n. basement [?be?sm?nt] n. basic [?be?s?k] a. basin [?be?s(?)n] n. basis [?be?s?s] n.
basket [?bɑ?sk?t; (US) ?b?sk?t] n. basketball [?bɑ?sk?tb??l] n. bat [b?t] n.
bath [bɑ?θ; (US) b?θ] n. bathe [be?e] vi.
bathrobe [?bɑ?θr??b] n. bathroom [?bɑ?θru?m] n. bathtub ['bɑ:θt?b] n. battery [?b?t?r?] n. battle [?b?t(?)l] n.
battleground [?b?t(?)lɡra?nd] n. bay [be?] n. BC/?bi??si?/ n.
beach [bi?t?] n. beam [bi?m] n. bean [bi?n] n.
beancurd ['bi:nk?:d] n. bear [be?(r)] v. n. beard [b??d] n. beast [bi?st]n.
beat (beat beaten) [bi?t] v. n. beautiful [?bju?t?f(?)l] a. beauty [?bju?t?] n.
because [b??k?z; (US) b??k??z] conj. become (became be come) [b??k?m] v. bed [bed] n.
bedclothes [?bedkl??ez] n. beddings [?bed??] n. bedroom [?bedru?m] n. bee [bi?] n.
beef [bi?f] n.
beehive [?bi?ha?v] n. beer [b??(r)] n.
before [b??f??(r)] prep. ad. conj. beg [beɡ] v.
begin(beganbegun) [b??ɡ?n] v. beginning [b??ɡ?n??] n. behalf [b??hɑ?f] n. behave [b??he?v] v.
behaviour/ b?`he?vj?r / n. behind [b??ha?nd]prep. ad. being [?bi???] n.
Belgium [?beld??m] * n. belief [b??li?f] n. believe [b??li?v] v. bell [bel] n. belly [?bel?] n. belong [b??l??] vi. below [b??l??] prep. belt [belt] n. bench [bent?] n.
bend (bent bent) [bend] vt. beneath [b??ni?θ] prep. beneficial [ben??f??(?)l] a. benefit [?ben?f?t] n. / v. bent [bent] a.
beside [b??sa?d] prep.
besides [b??sa?dz] prep. ad. bestgood well [best] a. & ad. n. best--seller [best- ?sel?(r)] n.
better (good well ) [?bet?(r)] a.& ad. v. betray [b??tre?] v.
between [b??twi?n] prep. beyond [b??j?nd] prep. bicycle [?ba?s?k(?)l] n.
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bid [b?d] v./ n. big [b?ɡ] a.
bike = bicycle [ba?k] n. bill [b?l] n.
billion [?b?l??n] num. bingo [?b??ɡ??] n. biochemistry n.
biography [ba???ɡr?f?] n. biology [ba???l?d??] n. bird [b??d] n.
birdcage [?b??dke?d?] n. birth [b??θ] n.
birthday [?b??θde?] n. birthplace [?b??θple?s] n. biscuit [?b?sk?t] n. bishop [?b???p] n. bit [b?t] n.
bite (bit bitten) [ba?t] v. bitter [?b?t?(r)] a. black [bl?k] n. a.
blackboard [?bl?kb??d] n. blame [ble?m] n.& v. blank [bl??k] n.& a. blanket [?bl??k?t] n. bleed [bli?d] vi. bless [bles] vt. blind [bla?nd] a. block [bl?k] n. vt. blood [bl?d] n.
blouse [bla?z; u.S. bla?s] n. blow [bl??] n.
blow (blew blown) [bl??] v. blue [blu?] n. a. a. board [b??d] n. v. boat [b??t] n.
boat--race [b??t-re?s] n. boating [?b??t??] n. body n. body--building [?b?d?-?b?ld??] n. boil [b??l] v. bomb [b?m] n. v. bond [b?nd] n. /v. bone [b??n] n. bones bonus [?b??n?s] n. book [b?k] n. v.
bookcase [?b?kke?s] n. bookmark [?b?kmɑ?k] n. bookshelf/ `b?k?elf / n. bookshop [?b?k??p] n.
bookstore [?b?kst??(r)] n. boom [bu?m] n. / v. boot [bu?t] n. booth [bu?e] n.
telephone booth [?tel?f??n- bu?e]
border [?b??d?(r)] n. bored / b?rd / a.
boring / `b?r?? / a. born [b??n] a.
borrow [?b?r??] v. boss [b?s] n.
botanical [b??t?n?k(?)l] a. botany [?b?t?n?] n. both [b??θ] a. pron. bottle [?b?t(?)l] n. bottom [?b?t?m] n. bounce [ba?ns] v.
bound [ba?nd] a. v.& n. boundary [?ba?nd?r?] n. bow [b??] v.& n. bowl [b??l] n.
bowling [?b??l??] n. box [b?ks] n.
boxing [?b?ks??] n. boy [b??] n.
boycott [?b??k?t] v. brain [bre?n] n.
brake [bre?k] n. vi. branch [brɑ?nt?] n. brand [br?nd] n. brave [bre?v] a.
bravery [?bre?v?r?] n. bread [bred] n. break [bre?k] n.
break (broke bro ken) [bre?k] v. breakfast [?brekf?st] n.
breakthrough [?bre?kθru?] n. breast [brest] n. breath [breθ] n. breathe [bri?e] vi.
breathless [?breθl?s] a. brewery [?bru??r?] n. brick [br?k] n. bride [bra?d] n.
bridegroom [?bra?dɡru?m] n. bridge [br?d?] n. brief [bri?f] a. bright [bra?t] a.
brilliant [?br?l??nt] a.
bring (brought brought) [br??] vt. Britain [?br?t?n] * n. British [?br?t??] a. the British [?br?t??] n. broad [br??d] a.
broadcast [?br??dkɑ?st] n. broadcast[broadcast
broadcast-ed-ed][?br??dkɑ?st] vt.
brochure [br?????(r); (US) br??????r] n.
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broken [?br??k?n] a. broom [bru?m] n.
brother [?br?e?(r)] n.
brotherhood [?br?e?h?d] n. brown [bra?n] n. a. brunch [?br?nt?] n. brush [br??] v. n. bucket [?b?k?t] n.
Buddhism [?b?d?z(?)m] n. Buddhist ['budist] n. budget [?b?d??t] n.
buffet [?b?fe?; (US) b??fe?] n. build (built built) [b?ld] v. building [?b?ld??] n. bun [b?n] n. bunch [b?nt?] n.
bungalow [?b??ɡ?l??] n. burden [?b??d(?)n] n.
bureaucratic [bju??r?u'kr?tik] a. burglar [?b??ɡl?(r)] n. burial [?ber??l] n.
burn (--ed --ed burnt burnt) [b??n] v. n. burst [?b??st] v. bury [?ber?] vt. bus [b?s] n.
bus stop [b?s st?p] n bush [b??] n.
business [?b?zn?s] n.
businessman (pl. businessmen) [?b?zn?sm?n] n. businesswoman (businesswomen) [?b?zn?sw?m?n]n.
busy [?b?z?] a.
but [b?t b?t] conj. prep. butcher ['b?t??] n. vt. butter [?b?t?(r)] n. butterfly [?b?t?fla?] n. the butterfly
button [?b?t(?)n] n. v.
buy (boughtbought) [ba?] vt. by [ba?] prep. bye [ba?] int.
C
cab [k?b] n.
cabbage [?k?b?d?] n.
café [?k?fe?; (US) k??fe?] n. cafeteria [k?f??t??r??] n. cage [ke?d?] n
calculate [?k?lkj?le?t] v. cake [ke?k] n.
call [k??l] n. v.
calm [kɑ?m; (US) kɑ?lm] a. v. camel [?k?m(?)l] n. camera [?k?m?r?] n.
camp [k?mp] n. vi. campaign [k?m?pe?n] n.
can (could) can't = can not modal [ken k?n] v. n.
a garbage can [?ɡɑ?b?d?] a can opener [???p?n?(r)] Canada [?k?n?d?] *n.
Canadian [k??ne?d??n] a. n. canal [k??n?l] n.
cancel [?k?ns(?)l] vt. cance [?k?ns?(r)]r n.
candidate [?k?nd?d?t; (US) ?k?nd?de?t] n. candle [?k?nd(?)l] n. candy [?k?nd?] n. canteen [k?n?ti?n] n. cap [k?p] n.
capital [?k?p?t(?)l] n...
capsule [?k?psju?l; (US) ?k?psl] n. captain [?k?pt?n] n. caption [?k?p?(?)n] n. car [kɑ?(r)] n. carbon [?kɑ?b?n] n. card [kɑ?d] n.
card games [kɑ?d ɡe?m] care [ke?(r)] n. v. careful [?ke?f?l] a. careless [?ke?l?s] a.
carpenter [?kɑ?p?nt?(r)] n. carpet [?kɑ?p?t] n. carriage [?k?r?d?] n. ; carrier [?k?r??(r)] n. ; carrot [?k?r?t] n. carry [?k?r?] vt. cartoon [kɑ??tu?n] n. carve [kɑ?v] vt.
case [ke?s] n. n. cash [k??] n. v. cassettle [k?'set] n.
cast (cast cast) [kɑ?st; (US) k?st] v. castle [?kɑ?s(?)l; (US) ?k?sl] n. casual [?k????l] a. cat [k?t] n.
catalogue ['k?t?l?g] n. catastrophe [k??t?str?f?] n. catch(caughtcaught) [k?t?]v. category [?k?t?ɡ?r?] n. cater [?ke?t?(r)] v. catholic [?k?θ?l?k] a.
cathedral [k??θi?dr(?)l] n. cattle [?k?t(?)l] n. cause [k??z] n. vt. caution [?k???(?)n] n. cautious [?k????s] a.
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cave [ke?v] n.
CD [?si:'di:] (compact disk)
CDROM [?si:'di: -r?mr??m] (compact disk readonly memory)
ceiling [?si?l??] n.
celebrate [?sel?bre?t] v.
celebration [sel??bre??(?)n] n. cell [sel] n.
cellar [?sel?(r)] n.
cent [sent] n. 100 cents = 1 dollar centigrade [?sent?ɡre?d] a.
centimetre ['senti?mi:t?(r)] ( centimeter) n.
central [?sentr(?)l] a. centre (center) n. century [?sent??r?] n. ceremony [?ser?m?n?] n. certain [?s??t(?)n] a. certainly [?s??t?nl?] ad. certificate [s??t?f?k?t] n. chain [t?e?n] n.
chain store(s) [t?e?n st??(r)] chair [t?e?(r)] n.
chairman [?t?e?m?n] (pl. chairmen) n.
chairwoman (pl. chairwomen) ['t????wum?n] n. chalk [t???k] n.
challenge [?t??l?nd?] n.() challenging [?t??l?nd???] a. champion [?t??mp??n] n.
chance [t?ɑ?ns; (US) t??ns] n. changeable [?t?e?nd??b(?)l] a. change [t?e?nd?] n. v. channel [?t??n(?)l] n. chant [t?ɑ?nt] v./ n. chaos [?ke??s] n.
character [?k?r?kt?(r)] n..
characteristic [k?r?kt??r?st?k] a. charge [t?ɑ?d?] v. n. chapter [?t??pt?(r)] n. chart [t?ɑ?t] n. chat [t??t] n. & vi. cheap [t?i?p] a.
cheat [t?i?t] n. & v. check [t?ek] n. vt. cheek [t?i?k] n.
cheer [t???(r)] n. & vi. Cheer up [t???(r)-?p] ！！ cheerful [?t???f?l] a. cheers [t???(r)] int. cheese [t?i?z] n. chef [?ef] n.
chemical [?kem?k(?)l] a. n. chemist [?kem?st] n.
chemistry [?kem?str?] n. cheque [t?ek] (check) n. chess [t?es] n. chest [t?est] n. chew [t?u?] vt. chick [t??k] n.
chicken [?t??k?n] n. chief [t?i?f] a. n.
child (children) [t?a?ld] n. childhood [?t?a?ldh?d] n. chimney [?t??mn?] n. China [?t?a?n?] * n. Chinese [t?a??ni?z] a. n. chips [t??p] n. (pl.) chocolate [?t??kl?t] n. choice [t???s] n. choir [?kwa??(r)] n. choke [t???k] n. & v.
choose (chose chosen) [t?u?z] vt. chopsticks [?t??pst?ks] n. chorus [?k??r?s] n.
Christian [?kr?st??n] n. Christmas [?kr?sm?s] n. 1225 Christmas card [?kr?sm?s kɑ?d] Christmas tree [?kr?sm?s tri?] Christmas Eve [?kr?sm?s i?v ] church [t???t?] n. cigar [s??ɡɑ?(r)] n. cigarette [s?ɡ??ret] n. cinema [?s?n?m?] n.
circle [?s??k(?)l] n. /vt. circuit [?s??k?t] n.
circulate [?s??kj?le?t] v. circumstance [?s??k?mst?ns] n. circus [?s??k?s] n. citizen [?s?t?z(?)n] n. city [?s?t?] n. civil [?s?v(?)l] a. civilian [s??v?l??n] n.
civilization [s?v?la??ze??(?)n; (US) s?v?l??ze???n] n. clap [kl?p] vi.
clarify [?kl?r?fa?] v.
class [klɑ?s; (US) kl?s] n. classic [?kl?s?k] a.
classical [?kl?s?k(?)l] a. classify [?kl?s?fa?] v. classmate [?klɑ?sme?t] n. classroom [?klɑ?sru?m] n. claw [kl??] n. clay [kle?] n.
clean [kli?n] vt. a. cleaner [kli?n?(r)] n...
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clear [kl??(r)] a. clearly [?kl??l?] ad.
clerk [klɑ?k; (US) kl?rk] n. clever [?klev?(r)] a. click [kl?k] v.
climate [?kla?m?t] n. climb [kla?m] v. clinic [?kl?n?k] n. clock [kl?k] n. clone [kl??n] n.
close [kl??z] a. ad. vt. cloth [kl?θ; (US) kl?θ] n. clothes [kl?ez; (US) kl??z] n. clothing [?kl??e??] n. () cloud [?kl??e??] n. cloudy [?kla?d?] a. club [kl?b] n.
clumsy [?kl?mz?] a. coach [k??t?] n. coal [k??l] n. coast [k??st] n. coat [k??t] n. vt. cock [k?k] n.
cocoa [?k??k??] n.
coffee [?k?f?; (US) ?k??f?] n. coin [k??n] n.
coincidence [k???n?s?d?ns] n. coke [k??k] n.
cold [k??ld] a. n.
cold--blooded [k??ld bl?d?d] a. collar [?k?l?(r)] n. colleague [?k?li?ɡ] n. collect [k??lekt] vt.
collection [k??lek?(?)n] n. college [?k?l?d?] n. collision [k??l??(?)n] n.
colour (color) ['k?l?] n. vt. comb [k??m] n. v. combine [k?m?ba?n] vt.
come (came come) [k?m] vi. comedy [?k?m?d?] n. comfort [?k?mf?t] n.
comfortable [?k?mf?t?b(?)l; (US) ?k?mf?rt?bl] a.
comma [?k?m?] n.
command [k??mɑ?nd; (US) k??m?nd] n. & v. comment [?k?ment] n. commericial a.
commit [k??m?t] v.
commitment [k??m?tm?nt] n. committee [k??m?t?] n. common [?k?m?n] a.
communicate [k??mju?n?ke?t] v.
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communication [k?mju?n??ke??(?)n] n.; communism [?k?mj?n?z(?)m] n. communist [?k?mju?n?st] n. a. companion [k?m?p?n??n] n. company [?k?mp?n?] n. compare [k?m?pe?(r)] vt. compass [?k?mp?s] n.
compensate [?k?mpense?t] v. compete [k?m?pi?t] vi. competence [?k?mp?t?ns] n.
competition [k?mp??t??(?)n] n. competitor [k?m?pet?t?(r)] n. complete [k?m?pli?t] a. vt. complex [?k?mpleks]a. / n. component [k?m?p??n?nt] n.
composition [k?mp??z??(?)n] n. comprehension [k?mpr??hen?(?)n] n. compromise [?k?mpr?ma?z] v. compulsory [k?m?p?ls?r?] a. computer [k?m?pju?t?(r)] n.
computer game [k?m?pju?t?(r) ɡe?m] comrade [?k?mr?d; (US) ?kɑmr?d] n. concentrate [?k?ns?ntre?t] v. concept [?k?nsept] n.
concern [k?n?s??n] v. / n. concert [?k?ns?t] n. conclude [k?n?klu?d] v.
conclusion [k?n?klu??(?)n] n. concrete [?k??kri?t] a.
condition [k?n?d??(?)n] n. condemn [k?n?dem] v. conduct [?k?nd?kt] vt.
conductor [k?n?d?kt?(r)] n. confident [?k?nf?d?nt] a.
confidential [k?nf??den?(?)l] a. conference [?k?nf?r?ns] n. confirm [k?n?f??m] v. conflict [?k?nfl?kt] n. confuse [k?n?fju?z] v.
congratulate [k?n?ɡr?tj?le?t] vt.
congratulation [k?nɡr?tj??le??(?)n] n. connect [k??nekt] v.
connection [k??nek?(?)n] n.; conscience [?k?n??ns] n. consensus [k?n?sens?s] n.
consequence [?k?ns?kw?ns; (US) ?k?ns?kwens] n.
conservation [k?ns??ve??(?)n] n conservative [k?n?s??v?t?v] a. n. consider [k?n?s?d?(r)] vt. considerate [k?n?s?d?r?t] a.
consideration [k?ns?d??re??(?)n] n. consist [k?n?s?st] v.
countryside [?k?ntr?sa?d] n.
couple [?k?p(?)l] n. constant [?k?nst?nt] a.
courage [?k?r?d?] n. constitution [k?nst??tju??(?)n; (US)
course [k??s] n. k?nst??tu???n] n.
court [k??t] n. construct [k?n?str?kt] v.
courtyard [?k??tjɑ?d] n. construction [k?n?str?k?(?)n] n.
cousin [?k?z(?)n] n. consult [k?n?s?lt] v.
cover [?k?v?(r)] n. v. consultant [k?n?s?lt?nt] n.
cow [ka?] n. consume [k?n?s?lt?nt] v.
cowboy [?ka?b??] n.; contain [k?n?te?n] v.
co-worker [?k?? ?w??k?(r)] n. container [k?n?te?n?(r)] n.
crash [kr??] v. / n. contemporary [k?n?temp?r?r?; (US)
crayon [?kre??n] n k?n?temp?rer?]a.
crazy [?kre?z?] a. content [k?n?tent] a. n.
cream [kri?m] n. continent [?k?nt?n?nt] n.
create [kri??e?t] vt. continue [k?n?t?nju?] vi.
creature [?kri?t??(r)] n. contradict [k?ntr??d?kt] v.
credit [?kred?t] n. contradictory [?k?ntr?'dikt?ri] a.
contrary [?k?ntr?r?; (US) ?k?ntrer?] n. / a. crime [kra?m] n.
criminal [?kr?m?n(?)l] n. contribute [k?n?tr?bju?t] v.
crew [kru?] n. contribution [k?n?tr?bju?t] n.
criterion (pl. criteria) [kra??t??r??n] n. control [k?n?trol] vt.& n.
crop [kr?p] n. controversial [k?ntr??v???(?)l] a.
cross [kr?s] a. n. vt. convenience [k?n?vi?n??ns] n.
crossing [?kr?s??] n. convenient [k?n?vi?n??nt] a.
crossroads [?kr?sr??d] n. conventional [k?n?ven??n(?)l] a.
crowd [kra?d] n. vt. conversation [k?nv??se??(?)n] n.
crowded [?kra?d?d] a. convey [k?n?ve?] v.
cruel [?kru??l] a. convince [k?n?v?ns] v.
cry [kra?] n. v. cook [k?k] n. v.
cube [kju?b] n. cooker [?k?k?(r)] n.
cubic [?kju?b?k] a. cookie [?k?k?] n.
cuisine [kw??zi?n] n. cool [ku?l] a.
culture [?k?lt??(r)] n. copy [?k?p?] n. v.
cup [k?p] n. coral [?k?r(?)l; (US) ?k??r?l] n.
cupboard [?k?b?d] n. cordless [?k??dl?s] a.
cure [kj??(r)] n. & vt. corn [k??n] n.
curious [?kj??r??s] a. corner [?k??n?(r)] n.
currency [?k?r?ns?] n. corporation [k??p??re??(?)n] n.
curriculum [k??r?kj?l?m] n. correct [k??rekt] v. a.
curtain [?k??t(?)n] n. correction [k??rek?(?)n] n.
correspond [k?r??sp?nd; (US) k??r??sp?nd] vi. cushion [?k??(?)n] n.
custom [?k?st?m] n. ()
customer [?k?st?m?(r)] n. corrupt [k??r?pt] a. / v.
customs [?k?st?m] n. cost (cost cost) [k?st; (US) k??st] v. n.
cut (cut cut) [k?t] v. / n. cosy ['k?uzi] a.
cycle [?sa?k(?)l] vi. cottage [?k?t?d?] n. ()
cyclist [?sa?kl?st] n. cotton [?k?t(?)n] n. a.
D cough [k?f; (US) k??f] n.& vi.
dad = daddy [d?d] n. could modal [k?d?m??d(?)l] v.can
daily [?de?l?] a. ad. n. count [ka?nt] vt.
dam [d?m] n. counter [?ka?nt?(r)] n.
damage [?d?m?d?] n.& vt. country [?k?ntr?] n. consistent [k?n?s?st(?)nt] a.
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damp [d?mp] a. & n.
dance [dɑ?ns; (US) d?ns] n.& vi. danger [?de?nd??(r)] n. dangerous [?de?nd??r?s] a. dare [de?(r)] v.& aux.to dark [dɑ?k] n. a.
darkness [?dɑ?kn?s] n. dash [d??] v. & n.
data [?de?t? ?dɑ?t?; (US) ?d?t?] n. database [?de?tbe?s] n. date [de?t] n. n.
daughter [?d??t?(r)] n. dawn [d??n] n. day [de?] n.
daylight [?de?la?t] n. dead [ded] a.
deadline [?dedla?n] n. deaf [def] a. deal [di?l] n.
dear [d??(r)] int.！！ a. death [deθ] n.
debate [d??be?t] n. & v. debt [det] n.
decade [?deke?d] n.
December [d??semb?(r)] n. 12 decide [d??sa?d] v.
decision [d??s??(?)n] n. declare [d??kle?(r)] vt. decline [d??kla?n] v. decorate [?dek?re?t] vt.
decoration [dek??re??(?)n] n. decrease [d??kri?s] v. deed [di?d] n.
deep [di?p] a. ad. deeply [?di?pl?] ad. deer [d??(r)] n. defeat [d??fi?t] vt.
defence (defense) [di'fens] n. & v. defend [d??fend] vt. degree [d??ɡri?] n. delay [d??le?] v.& n. delete [d??li?t] v.
deliberately [d??l?b?r?tl?] ad. delicate [?del?k?t] a. delicious [d??l???s] a. delight [d??la?t] n. delighted [di'laitid] a. deliver [d??l?v?(r)] vt.
demand [d??mɑ?nd; (US) d??m?nd] vt. dentist [?dent?st] n.
department(Dept.) [d??pɑ?tm?nt] n.
department -store [d??pɑ?tm?nt-st??(r)] n. departure [d??pɑ?t??(r)] n.
depend [d??pend] vi.
deposit [d??p?z?t] v. / n. depth [depθ] n.
describe [d??skra?b] vt.
description [d??skr?p?(?)n] n. desert [d??z??t] n. vt. deserve [d??z??v] v.
design [d??za?n] n.& vt. n. desire [d??za??(r)] vt. & n. desk [desk] n.
desperate [?desp?r?t] a. dessert [d??z??t] n.
destination [dest??ne??(?)n] n. destroy [d??str??] vt. detective [d??tekt?v] n.
determination [d?t??m??ne??(?)n] n. determine [d??t??m?n] vt. develop [d??vel?p] v. vt. development [d??vel?pm?nt] n. devote [d??v??t] vt. devotion [d??v???(?)n] n. diagram [?da??ɡr?m] n. dial [?da?(?)l] vt.
dialogue ( dialog) [?da??l?ɡ; (US) ?da??l??ɡ]n.
diamond [?da??m?nd] n. diary [?da??r?] n.
dictation [d?k?te??(?)n] n.
dictionary [?d?k??n?r?; (US) ?d?k??ner?] n. die [da?] v. diet [da?] n.
differ [?d?f?(r)] v. difference [?d?fr?ns] n. different [?d?fr?nt] a. difficult [?d?f?k?lt] a. difficulty [?d?f?k?lt?] n. dig (dug dug) [d?ɡ] v.
digest [d??d?est da??d?est]v. digital [?d?d??t(?)l] a. . dignity [?d?ɡn?t?] n. dilemma [da??lem?] n. dimension [d??men?(?)n] n. dine [da?n] v.
dining-room ['daini?-r?m] dinner [?d?n?(r)] n.
dinosaur [?da?n?s??(r)] n. dioxide [da???ksa?d] n. dip [d?p] vt.
diploma [d??pl??m?] n.
direct [d??rekt da??rekt] a. / vt.
direction [d??rek?(?)n da??rek?(?)n] n. director [d??rekt?(r)] n. directory [d??rekt?r?] n.
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dirt [d??t] n. dirty [?d??t?] a.
disability [d?s??b?l?t?] n.. disabled [d?s?e?b(?)ld] a.
disadvantage [d?s?d?vɑ?nt?d?] n. disagree [d?s??ɡri?] vi.
disagreement [d?s??ɡri?m?nt] n. disappear [d?s??p??(r)] vi. disappoint [d?s??p??nt]vt.
disappointment [d?s??p??ntm?nt] n.
disaster [d??zɑ?st?(r); (US) d?z??st?r] n. discount [?d?ska?nt] n. discourage [d??sk?r?d?] vt.
discover [d??sk?v?(r)] vt. discovery [d??sk?v?r?] n.
discrimination [d?skr?m??ne??(?)n] n. discuss [d?s?k?s] vt.
discussion [d?s?k??(?)n] n. disease [d??zi?z] n.
disgusting [d?s?ɡ?st??] a. dish [d??] n.
disk =disc [d?sk] n. dislike [d?s?la?k] vt. dismiss [d?s?m?s] vt. disobey [d?s??be?] vt. distance [?d?st?ns] n. distant [?d?st(?)nt] a.
distinction [d??st??k?(?)n] n. distinguish [d??st??ɡw??] v. distribute [d??str?bju?t] v. district [?d?str?kt] n. disturb [d??st??b] vt. disturbing [d??st??b??] a. dive [da?v] vi.
diverse [da??v??s] v. divide [d??va?d] vt. division [d??v??(?)n] n. divorce [d??v??s] v. dizzy [?d?z?] a.
do (did done) don't=do not [d? du?] v. & aux. doctor [?d?kt?(r)] n. document [?d?kj?m?nt] n.
does doesn't = does not v. do dog [d?ɡ; (US) d??ɡ] n. doll [d?l; (US) d??l]n.
dollar [d?l; (US) d??l] n. door [d??(r)] n.
dormitory [?d??m?t?r?; (US) ?d??rm?t??r?] n. dorm
dot [d?t] n.
double [?d?b(?)l] a. . n. doubt [da?t] n.& v. down [da?n] prep. ad.
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download ['daunl?ud] n.& v. downstairs [?da?nste?z] ad. downtown [?da?nta?n] ad.
downward [?da?nw?d] ad. dozen [?da?nw?d] n. Dr = Doctor n.
draft [drɑ?ft; (US) dr?ft] n. / v. drag [dr?ɡ] v.
draw (drew drawn) [dr??] v. drawback [?dr??b?k] n. drawer [?dr???(r)] n. drawing [?dr????] n.
dream (dreamt dreamt --ed --ed) [dri?m] n.& vt.
dress [dres] n. v.
drier =dryer [?dra??(r)] n. drill [dr?l] n. vt. drink [dr??k] n.
drink(drankdrunk) [dr??k] v. drive(drovedriven) [dra?v] v. driver [?dra?v?(r)] n. drop [dr?p] n. v drown [dra?n] vi. drug [dr?ɡ] n. drum [dr?m] n. drunk [dr??k] a. dry [dra?] v. a. duck [d?k] n.
due[dju?; (US) du?] a. dull[d?l] a.
dumpling [?d?mpl??] n.
during [?dj??r??; (US) ?d??r??]prep. dusk [d?sk] n. dust [d?st] n.
dustbin [?d?stb?n] n. dusty [?d?st?] a.
duty [?dju?t?; (US) ?du?t?] n.
DVD ['di:'vi:'di:] (digital versatile disk) Dynamic [da??n?m?k] a.
Dynasty [?d?n?st?; (US) ?da?n?st?] n.
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each [i?t?] a.& pron... eager [?i?ɡ?(r)] a. eagle [?i?ɡ(?)l] n. ear [??(r)] n..
early [??l?] a. ad. earn [??n]vt. earth [??θ] n.
earthquake [???θkwe?k] n. ease [i?z]v.
easily [?i?z?l?] ad. east [i?st]a. ad. n. Easter [?i?st?(r)] n.
eastern [?i?st(?)n] a. eastwards [?i?stw?dz] ad. easy [?i?z?] a.
easy--going [?i?z?-?ɡ????] a. eat (ate eaten) [i?t] v. ecology [??k?l?d??] n. edge [ed?] n.
edition [??d??(?)n]n. editor [?ed?t?(r)] n. educate [?edj?ke?t] vt.
educator ['edju:keit?(r)] n. education [edj??ke??(?)n] n. effect [??fekt] n. effort [?ef?t]n. egg [eɡ] n.
eggplant [?eɡplɑ?nt]n. Egypt* [?i?d??pt] n.
Egyptian [??d??p?(?)n] a. n. eight [e?t] num.
eighteen [?e??ti?n]num. eighth [e?tθ] num. eighty [?e?t?] num.
either [?a?e?(r)] a. conj. ad. [?d] ()
elder [?eld?(r)] n. elect [??lekt] vt.
electric [??lektr?k] a.
electrical [??lektr?k(?)l] a. electricity [?lek?tr?s?t?] n. electronic [?lek?tr?n?k] a. elegant [?el?ɡ?nt] a. elephant [?el?f?nt] n. eleven [??lev(?)n] num. else [els] ad.
e-mail/e [i?- me?l]]n. embarrass [?m?b?r?s] v. embassy [?emb?s?] n.
emergency [??m??d??ns?] n. emperor [?emp?r?(r)] n. empire [?empa??(r)] n. employ [?m?pl??] vt. empty [?empt?] a.
encourage [?n?k?r?d?] vt.
encouragement [?n?k?r?d?m?nt] n. end [end] n. v. ending [?end??] n. endless [?endl?s] a. enemy [?en?m?] n.
energetic [en??d?et?k] a. energ [?en?d??] y n. engine [?end??n] n.
engineer [end???n??(r)] n. England* [???ɡl?nd] n.
English [???ɡl??] a. n.
English -speaking [???ɡl??-spi?k] a. enjoy [?n?d???] vt.
enjoyable [?n?d????b(?)l]a. enlarge [?n?lɑ?d?]vt.
enough [??n?f] n. a. ad. enquiry [?n?kwa??r?] n. enter [?ent?(r)] vt. enterprise [?ent?pra?z] n.
entertainment [ent??te?nm?nt] n. enthusiastic [?nθju?z???st?k] a. entire [?n?ta??(r)] a. entrance [?entr?ns] n. ; entry [?entr?] n.
envelope [?env?l??p] n.
environment [?n?va??r?nm?nt] n. envy [?env?] vt.& n. equal [?i?kw(?)l] a. vt. equality [i??kw?l?t?] n. equip [??kw?p] vt.
equipment [??kw?pm?nt] n. eraser [??re?z?(r)] n. error [?er?(r)] n. erupt [??r?pt] v.
escape [??ske?p] n.& vi. especially [??spe??l?] ad. essay [?ese?] n. Europe* [?j??r?p] n.
European [j??r??pi??n] a. n. evaluate [??v?lj?e?t] v. even [?i?v(?)n] ad. evening [?i?vn??] n. event [ ?'vent] n.
eventually [??ventj??l?] ad. ever [?ev?(r)] ad. every [?evr?] a. everybody pron.
everyday [?evr?b?d?] a. everyone [?evr?w?n] pron. everything [?evr?θ??] pron. everywhere [?evr?we?(r)] ad. evidence [?ev?d?ns] n. evident [?ev?d?nt] a.
evolution [i?v??lu??(?)n; (US) ev-] n. exact [?ɡ?z?kt] a.
exactly [ex'act·ly] ad.
exam = examination [?ɡz?m??ne??(?)n] n. examine [?ɡ?z?m?n]vt.
example [?ɡ?zɑ?mp(?)l; (US) ?ɡ?z?mpl] n. excellent [?eks?l?nt] a. except [?k?sept]prep. exchange [?ks?t?e?nd?]n. excite [?k?sa?t]vt.
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excuse [?k?skju?z] n. vt. exercise [?eks?sa?z]n. vi. exhibition [eks??b??(?)n] n. exist [?g'z?st] vi.
existence [?ɡ?z?st(?)ns] n. exit [?eks?t] n. expand [?k?sp?nd] v. expect [?k?spekt] vt.
expectation [ekspek?te??(?)n] n. expense [?k?spens] n. expensive [?k?spens?v] a. experience [?k?sp??r??ns] n. experiment [?k?sper?m?nt] n. expert [?eksp??t] n. explain [?ks?ple?n] vt.
explanation [ekspl??ne??(?)n] n. explicit [?k?spl?s?t] a. explode [?k?spl??d] v. exploit vt....
explore [?k?spl??(r)] v. explorer [?k?spl??r?(r)] n. export[?k?sp??t] n. / v.
expose [?k?sp??z; (US) eksp??ze?] vt. express [?k?spres] vt. n. expression [?k?spre?(?)n]n. extension [?k?sten?(?)n] n. extra[?ekstr?] a.
extraordinary[?k?str??d?n?r?; (US) -d?ner?] a.
extreme [?k?stri?m] a.
extremely [?k?stri?ml?] ad. eye [a?] n.
eyesight [?a?sa?t]n.
eyewitness [?a?w?tn?s] n.
F
female (=footfeet) [ef]n. face [fe?s]n. vt. facial [?fe??(?)l] a. fact [f?kt]n. factory n.
fade [fe?d] vi. fail [fe?l] v.
failure [?fe?lj?(r)] n. fair [fe?(r)] a. a. n. fairly [?fe?l?] ad. fairness ['f??nis] n. faith [fe?θ] n. fall [f??l] n.
fall [f??l] (fell fallen) vi. false [f??ls] a.
familiar [f??m?l??(r)]a. family [?f?m?l?] n. family name
famous[?fe?m?s] a. fan [f?n]n. n. fancy [?f?ns?]a. fantastic a. ()
fantasy [?f?nt?s?] n
far [fɑ?(r)] (farther farthest further furthest) a.& ad. fare [fe?(r)] n. farm [fɑ?m] n.
farmer [?fɑ?m?(r)] n.
fast [fɑ?st; (US) f?st]a.ad.
fasten [?fɑ?s(?)n; (US) f?sn]vt. fat [f?t]n. a.
father [?fɑ?e?(r)] n. fault [f??lt]n.
favour ['feiv?] (favor) n.
favourite ['feiv?rit] ( favorite) a. n. fax [f?ks] n. fear [f??(r)]n. feast [fi?st] n.
feather [?fee?(r)] n. February ['febru?ri] n. federa [?fed?r(?)l]l a. fee [fi?]n.
feed (fed fed) [fi?d] vt.
feel (felt felt) [fi?l]v.& link feeling [?fi?l??]n. fellow [?fel??]n. female [?fi?me?l]a. fence [fens]n. ferry [?fer?] n.
festival [?fest?v?l]a. fetch [fet?]vt.
fever [?fi?v?(r)] n. few [fju?] pron.
fibre ['faib?] (fiber) n. fiction [?f?k?(?)n]n. field [fi?ld]n. fierce [?f??s] a.
fifteen [f?f?ti?n]num. fifth [f?fθ]num. fifty [?f?ft?] num. fight [fa?t] n.
fight [fa?t] (fought fought) n. fighter [?fa?t?(r)] v.
figure [?f?ɡ?(r); (US) ?f?gj?r] n. vt. file [fa?l]n.() fill [f?l]vt.
film [f?lm] n. vt. final [?fa?n(?)l] a. finance [?fa?n?ns]n.
find [fa?nd] (found found) vt. fine [fa?n]a. n.& v.
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finger [?f??ɡ?(r)] n.
fingernail [?f??ɡ?ne?l] n. finish [?f?n??] v.
fire [?fa??(r)] n. vi. firefightern.
fireplace [?fa??ple?s] n. firewood ['fairwud] n. firework [?fa??w??k] n. firm [f??m] n.; a. firmly [?f??ml?] ad.
first [f??st] num. a.& ad. n. for [f?(r) f??(r)] prep.
forbid [f??b?d] (forbade forbidden) vt. force [f??s] vt.
forecast [?f??kɑ?st; (US) ?f?rk?st] n. & vt. forehead [?f?r?d; (US) ?f??r?d] n. foreign [?f?r?n; (US) ?f??r?n] a. foreigner [?f?r?n?(r)] n.
foresee [f???si?] (foresaw foreseen) vt.. forest [?f?r?st; (US) ?f??r?st] n. forever [f??rev?(r)] ad.
fish [f??] n. vi.
fisherman [?f???m?n] n. fist [f?st] n. () fit [f?t] a. v.
fitting room [?f?t??-r?m]] five [fa?v] num. fix [f?ks] vt. flag [fl?ɡ] n. flame [fle?m] n.
flaming [?fle?m??] a. flash [fl??] n. flashlight [fl??] n. flat [fl?t] a. n. ()
flee [fli?] (fled fled) v. flexible ['fleks?bl] a. flesh [fle?] n.
flight [fla?t] n. n. float [fl??t] vi. flood [fl?d] n. vt. floor [fl??(r)] n.. flour [?fla??(r)] n. flow [fl??] vi.
flower [?fla??(r)] n. flu [flu?] n.
fluency ['flu?nsi] n. fluent [?flu??nt] a. fly [?flu??nt] n.
fly (flew flown) [fla?] vi.
vt.
focus [?f??k?s] v. / n. fog [f?ɡ] n.
foggy [?f?ɡ?] a. fold [f??ld] vt. folk [f??k] a.
follow [?f?l??] vt.
following [?f?l??w??] a. fond [f?nd] a. food [f?nd] n. fool [fu?l] n.
foolish [?fu?l??] a. foot ( feet) [f?t] n. football [?f?tb??l] n.
forget [f??rev?(r)] (forgot forgotten) v. forgetful [f??ɡetf?l] a.
forgive [f??ɡ?v] (forgave forgiven) vt. fork [f??k] n. form [f??m] n. format [?f??m?t] n. former [?f??m?(r)] a. fortnight [?f??tna?t] n. fortunate [?f??t??n?t] a.
fortune [?f??tju?n ?f??t?u?n] n. forty [?f??t?] num. forward [?f??w?d] ad... found [fa?nd] vt.
founding ['faundi?] n.
fountain [?fa?nt?n; (US) ?fa?ntn] n. four [f??(r)] num.
fourteen [?f???ti?n] num. fourth [?f???ti?n] num. fox [f?ks] n. franc [fr??k] n. France* [fr?ns] n.
fragile [?fr?d?a?l; (US) ?fr?d?l] a. fragrant [?fre?ɡr?nt] a. framework [?fre?mw??k] n. free [fri?] a.
freedom [?fri?d?m] n. freeway [?fri?we?] n.
freeze [fri?z] (froze frozen) vi. freezing ['fri:zi?] a. French [frent?] n. a
Frenchman [?frent?m?n] ( Frenchmen) n. frequent [?fri?kw?nt] a. fresh [fre?] a. Friday [?fra?d?] n. friction [?fr?k?(?)n] n.
fridge =refrigerator [r??fr?d??re?t?(r)] n. fried [fraid] a. friend [frend] n.
friendly [?frendl?] a. friendship [?frend??p] n. fright [fra?t] n.
frighten [?fra?t(?)n] vt.
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