B2 İngilizce kelimeler: 100 kelimelik çalışma listesi

B2 seviyesinden seçilen 100 İngilizce kelimeyi kısa İngilizce açıklamalarla ücretsiz çalış. Üyelik gerekmez.

abolish: To officially end a rule or system.
The government voted to abolish the old rule.
absurd: Completely unreasonable or ridiculous.
It seems absurd to pay twice for the same service.
abuse: Harmful or unfair treatment.
The organisation investigates reports of abuse.
accumulate: To collect gradually over time.
Dust can accumulate behind the shelves.
acquisition: The act of getting something.
Language acquisition takes time and practice.
adequate: Enough or good enough for a purpose.
The room has adequate lighting.
adverse: Having an unfavourable effect.
The storm had an adverse effect on travel.
affordable: Not too expensive.
We need more affordable housing.
allegation: A claim of wrongdoing that is not yet proved.
The company denied the allegation.
alliance: An agreement to work together.
The two groups formed an alliance.
alter: To change something.
We may need to alter the design.
ambiguous: Having more than one possible meaning.
The wording of the message was ambiguous.
ample: More than enough.
There is ample space for a desk.
amplify: To make something stronger or louder.
These speakers amplify the sound.
analogy: A comparison used to explain an idea.
She used an analogy to explain the process.
anonymous: With a name that is not known.
An anonymous donor paid for the repairs.
anticipate: To expect something and prepare for it.
We anticipate a busy weekend.
applicant: Someone who formally asks for a position.
Each applicant must provide a reference.
arrogant: Believing you are better than others.
His arrogant manner annoyed the team.
articulate: Able to express ideas clearly.
She is an articulate speaker.
aspiration: A strong hope or ambition.
His main aspiration is to become an architect.
assemble: To put parts or people together.
You can assemble the desk in an hour.
assert: To state something firmly.
Workers assert their right to fair treatment.
assess: To judge the value or quality of something.
We need to assess the damage.
assumption: An idea accepted without proof.
The plan rests on a false assumption.
assure: To tell someone confidently that something is true.
I can assure you that the booking is confirmed.
attribute: To regard something as caused by someone or something.
They attribute their success to careful preparation.
audit: An official examination of records.
The annual audit found no missing payments.
authoritative: Showing reliable knowledge or authority.
The guide gives authoritative advice on the subject.
ban: To officially forbid something.
The council plans to ban cars from this street.
bankrupt: Unable to pay debts.
The company became bankrupt after years of losses.
barrier: Something that blocks movement or progress.
Language should not be a barrier to education.
beneficial: Having a helpful effect.
Regular feedback can be beneficial.
betray: To act against someone's trust.
I would never betray a friend's trust.
bewilder: To confuse someone greatly.
The complicated signs bewilder visitors.
bid: An offer of money for something.
She made a bid for the painting.
bind: To tie or fasten things together.
Use string to bind the branches together.
bizarre: Very strange or unusual.
We heard a bizarre story about the building.
blur: To make something unclear.
Rain can blur the view through the window.
boost: To increase or improve something.
The new service should boost ticket sales.
bravery: The ability to act despite fear.
The firefighter received a medal for bravery.
breakdown: A failure of a system or relationship.
A breakdown in communication caused the delay.
broaden: To make something wider or more varied.
Travel can broaden your understanding of other cultures.
browse: To look through things without a fixed aim.
I like to browse in bookshops.
bureaucracy: A system of official rules and procedures.
The project was slowed by bureaucracy.
campaign: Organised actions to achieve a goal.
The campaign encouraged people to use public transport.
candidate: Someone being considered for a position.
The candidate answered every question.
capability: The ability to do something.
The machine has the capability to scan both sides.
data: Facts collected for analysis.
We collected data from fifty interviews.
database: An organised collection of information.
All the bookings are stored in a database.
earnings: Money received from work or business.
Her earnings vary from month to month.
economical: Using little money or few resources.
The smaller car is more economical.
editorial: An article expressing a publication's opinion.
The newspaper published an editorial about transport.
facilitate: To make an action or process easier.
A clear agenda can facilitate discussion.
factor: Something that influences a result.
Price is an important factor in our decision.
faculty: The teachers in a university or department.
The faculty meets every month.
faith: Strong trust or belief.
She has faith in her team.
gaze: To look steadily for a long time.
We stopped to gaze at the mountains.
gear: Equipment needed for an activity.
Store your camping gear in a dry place.
hardware: The physical parts of a computer.
The new software requires faster hardware.
harmless: Not likely to cause damage.
The mark on the wall is harmless.
haste: Great speed, often without enough care.
In our haste, we forgot the tickets.
identical: Exactly the same.
The two boxes look identical.
identify: To recognise or establish what something is.
Can you identify the bird in this photo?
ideology: A system of political or social beliefs.
The party's ideology has changed over time.
idle: Not working or being used.
The factory machines stood idle.
jury: People who decide facts in a court case.
The jury listened to the witnesses.
justify: To give a good reason for something.
How do you justify the extra expense?
keen: Very interested or enthusiastic.
She is keen to join the project.
label: A short description attached to something.
Read the label before washing the jacket.
landslide: A mass of earth sliding down a slope.
A landslide blocked the mountain road.
magnify: To make something appear larger.
This lens can magnify small details.
manipulate: To control someone or something for your own purpose.
The advert tries to manipulate people's fears.
nationwide: Existing or happening throughout a country.
The charity launched a nationwide campaign.
navigate: To find or direct a route.
We used a map to navigate the old streets.
obligation: Something you are required to do.
We have an obligation to keep the records safe.
obsession: A thought that occupies too much attention.
Winning became an obsession for him.
pandemic: A disease outbreak affecting many countries.
The pandemic disrupted travel across the world.
panel: A group chosen to discuss or judge something.
A panel of experts discussed the results.
qualification: An official skill or achievement.
The job requires a professional qualification.
quantify: To express something as a number.
It is difficult to quantify the benefits.
query: A question or request for information.
Please send your query by email.
quote: To repeat someone's exact words.
May I quote your opening sentence?
radical: Involving major or fundamental change.
The plan requires a radical change in approach.
salary: A fixed regular payment for work.
The role offers a fixed annual salary.
tackle: To make an effort to deal with a problem.
We need to tackle the problem together.
ultimate: Final or most important.
The ultimate goal is to improve access.
unavailable: Not possible to obtain or use.
That size is currently unavailable.
valid: Based on sound reasons or officially accepted.
Your ticket is valid until midnight.
vanish: To disappear.
The footprints vanish at the river.
variation: A difference in form or amount.
There is considerable variation in the results.
venture: A new activity involving risk.
Opening the cafe was a risky venture.
venue: The place where an event happens.
We need a larger venue for the concert.
verbal: Connected with words or speech.
We received verbal permission to enter.
wage: Money paid for work, often by the hour.
The job pays an hourly wage.
waterproof: Not allowing water to pass through.
You will need a waterproof jacket.
weaken: To make or become less strong.
Repeated use can weaken the material.
yield: To produce a result or amount.
The new method may yield better results.
yearn: To want something very strongly.
They yearn for a quieter life.
zebra: An African animal with black and white stripes.
A zebra stood beside the water.

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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