A2 İngilizce kelimeler: 100 kelimelik çalışma listesi
A2 seviyesinden seçilen 100 İngilizce kelimeyi kısa İngilizce açıklamalarla ücretsiz çalış. Üyelik gerekmez.
- ability: The power or skill to do something.
She has the ability to explain things clearly.
- abroad: In or to another country.
My brother works abroad.
- accept: To agree to take something offered.
Please accept this small gift.
- accident: An unexpected event that causes harm.
There was an accident near the station.
- achieve: To succeed in doing something.
You can achieve your goal with practice.
- advantage: Something that helps you succeed.
Living near work is an advantage.
- adventure: An exciting or unusual experience.
Our trip to the island was an adventure.
- advice: Ideas about what someone should do.
I asked my teacher for advice.
- allow: To let someone do something.
They allow dogs in this cafe.
- although: Used to introduce a contrast.
Although it was cold, we went for a walk.
- ancient: From a very long time ago.
We visited an ancient city.
- annoy: To make someone slightly angry.
Loud phone calls annoy me.
- anxious: Worried about something.
She felt anxious before the exam.
- apartment: A home inside a larger building.
Their apartment is on the third floor.
- appear: To become visible.
Stars appear in the sky at night.
- apply: To ask formally for something.
I want to apply for this job.
- appointment: An arrangement to meet at a particular time.
I have an appointment at ten.
- appreciate: To be grateful for something.
I appreciate your help.
- argue: To disagree using words.
They argue about small things.
- attention: Careful thought or notice.
Please pay attention to the road.
- attitude: The way you think or feel about something.
He has a positive attitude to learning.
- audience: People watching or listening to a performance.
The audience enjoyed the show.
- average: Typical or usual.
It was an average day at work.
- avoid: To stay away from something.
Try to avoid the busy road.
- award: A prize given for an achievement.
She won an award for her story.
- background: A person's past experiences or situation.
Tell us about your background.
- basic: Simple and most important.
The course teaches basic computer skills.
- belong: To be owned by someone.
These keys belong to my sister.
- bill: A statement of money you must pay.
Could we have the bill, please?
- blame: To say someone caused a problem.
Do not blame yourself for the mistake.
- boil: To heat a liquid until it bubbles.
Boil the water before you add the rice.
- boss: The person in charge at work.
My boss is away this week.
- brave: Ready to face danger or difficulty.
The brave child spoke in front of the class.
- budget: A plan for how to spend money.
We have a small budget for the trip.
- cause: To make something happen.
Too little sleep can cause problems.
- challenge: Something difficult that tests your ability.
Learning a new language is a challenge.
- chance: An opportunity to do something.
This is your chance to ask questions.
- chapter: One main section of a book.
I read one chapter before bed.
- choice: The act of choosing between possibilities.
We have a choice of two rooms.
- citizen: A person who belongs legally to a country.
He became a citizen last year.
- clear: Easy to understand.
Your instructions are clear.
- clue: Information that helps solve a problem.
The letter gave us a useful clue.
- coast: The land next to the sea.
They live on the coast.
- comfortable: Making you feel relaxed.
This bed is comfortable.
- common: Happening often or found in many places.
Rain is common here in winter.
- communicate: To share information with others.
We communicate by email.
- compare: To look at similarities and differences.
Compare the two prices before you buy.
- complain: To say that something is wrong.
Guests sometimes complain about the noise.
- complete: To finish doing something.
Please complete the form.
- concentrate: To give all your attention to something.
I cannot concentrate in this noisy room.
- confident: Sure of your abilities.
She feels confident about the test.
- consider: To think carefully about something.
We need to consider the cost.
- contact: To communicate with someone.
Please contact me tomorrow.
- continue: To keep doing something.
You can continue after the break.
- control: To direct what happens.
This button lets you control the volume.
- convenient: Easy or suitable for your needs.
Is Friday convenient for you?
- create: To make something new.
We want to create a small garden.
- daily: Happening every day.
A daily walk helps me relax.
- danger: The possibility of harm.
The sign warns people of danger.
- decide: To choose what to do.
We must decide where to eat.
- earn: To receive money for work.
He wants to earn money during the holidays.
- education: The process of teaching and learning.
Every child needs a good education.
- effort: Energy used to do something.
Your work shows real effort.
- fact: Something known to be true.
It is a fact that ice melts in heat.
- fail: To not succeed.
You may fail before you succeed.
- familiar: Known from previous experience.
Her voice sounds familiar.
- fault: Responsibility for something wrong.
The broken window was not your fault.
- gather: To bring people or things together.
We gather in the kitchen every evening.
- gentle: Kind and not rough.
Be gentle with the kitten.
- handle: To deal with something.
I can handle the smaller boxes.
- harm: Damage or injury.
The storm caused little harm.
- imagination: The ability to form ideas in your mind.
Use your imagination to finish the story.
- impact: A strong effect on something.
The new road had a big impact on the town.
- improve: To make or become better.
I want to improve my English.
- journey: Travel from one place to another.
The journey takes two hours.
- knowledge: Information and understanding you have.
She has a good knowledge of local history.
- lack: Not having enough of something.
A lack of sleep made him tired.
- landscape: The appearance of an area of land.
The landscape changes near the coast.
- law: An official rule of a country.
The new law starts next month.
- manage: To succeed in doing something difficult.
Did you manage to fix the bike?
- market: A place where people buy and sell things.
We buy fruit at the market.
- natural: Existing in nature rather than made by people.
This lake is natural.
- necessary: Needed for a particular purpose.
A warm coat is necessary in winter.
- nervous: Worried or slightly afraid.
I feel nervous about speaking in public.
- offer: To say you are willing to give something.
Can I offer you some tea?
- opinion: What you think about something.
What is your opinion of the plan?
- passenger: Someone travelling in a vehicle.
Every passenger needs a ticket.
- quality: How good something is.
The picture quality is good.
- quit: To stop doing something.
She decided to quit the course.
- raise: To move something higher.
Raise your hand if you know the answer.
- reach: To arrive at a place or goal.
We should reach the hotel before dark.
- safe: Not likely to be harmed.
Your bag is safe here.
- sample: A small amount that represents a whole.
Would you like a sample of the cheese?
- task: A piece of work to do.
Our first task is to clean the room.
- target: A result you aim to achieve.
We reached our sales target.
- uncertain: Not sure about something.
I am uncertain about the date.
- unfair: Not treating people equally or reasonably.
It is unfair to blame only one person.
- value: How much something is worth.
The house has increased in value.
- voice: The sound you make when speaking.
I recognised her voice immediately.
- wallet: A small holder for money and cards.
I left my wallet at home.
Kaynak: The CEFR-J Wordlist v1.5 — Yukio Tono, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (© Tono Laboratory, TUFS. Kaynak belirtilerek araştırma ve ticari kullanım.)
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