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B1 Level Wordlist - City and the Countryside

Here you will learn some English words about the city and the countryside, such as "orchard", "gym", "suburb", etc. prepared for B1 learners.

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cafe
cafe
[noun]

a small restaurant that sells drinks and meals

Ex: The French-style cafe boasted an extensive menu of gourmet sandwiches and desserts .
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gallery
gallery
[noun]

a place in which works of art are shown or sold to the public

Ex: The gallery offers workshops for aspiring artists to learn new techniques and improve their skills .
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nightclub
nightclub
[noun]

a place that is open during nighttime in which people can dance, eat, and drink

Ex: The nightclub is known for hosting famous DJs and live music events .
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fire station

a building where firefighters stay and have the tools they need to help with fires and other emergencies

Ex: Firefighters at the station conducted routine equipment checks and maintenance to ensure readiness for any emergency call.
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gym
gym
[noun]

a place with special equipment that people go to exercise or play sports

Ex: I saw her lifting weights at the gym yesterday .
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playground

a playing area built outdoors for children, particularly inside parks or schools

Ex: Safety mats were installed under the equipment in the playground.
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barbershop

a shop where a barber works and men can get haircuts

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urban
urban
[Adjective]

addressing the structures, functions, or issues of cities and their populations

Ex: Urban policy reforms aim to reduce traffic congestion in major cities .
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suburb
suburb
[noun]

a residential area outside a city

Ex: In the suburb, neighbors often gather for community events , fostering a strong sense of camaraderie and support among residents .
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outskirts
outskirts
[noun]

the outer areas or parts of a city or town

Ex: Commuting from the outskirts to the city center can be challenging during rush hour , as traffic congestion often slows down travel times significantly .
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uptown
uptown
[noun]

a town or city's upper area

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inner city

an area close to the center of a city that usually suffers from economic problems

Ex: The inner city is home to a diverse population , including immigrants , working-class families , and young professionals , contributing to its vibrant cultural scene .
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community
community
[noun]

a group of people who live in the same area

Ex: They moved to a new city and quickly became involved in their new community.
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commuter
commuter
[noun]

a person who regularly travels to city for work

Ex: The train station was crowded with commuters heading to the city .
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population

the number of people who live in a particular city or country

Ex: The government implemented measures to control the population growth.
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housing
housing
[noun]

buildings in which people live, including their condition, prices, or types

Ex: Good housing conditions improve people ’s quality of life .
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parking lot

an area in which people leave their vehicles

Ex: We found a spot in the parking lot right next to the entrance , which was super convenient .
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road sign
road sign
[noun]

a sign that shows warnings or information to drivers

Ex: The road sign showed the distance to the next gas station .
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pedestrian

a person who is on foot and not in or on a vehicle

Ex: The pedestrian crossed the street at the designated crosswalk .
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street light

a tall post with a light on top, usually found along roads, streets, or sidewalks

Ex: The city 's sustainability initiative aims to reduce energy consumption by replacing traditional street lights with energy-efficient LED alternatives .
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lane
lane
[noun]

a narrow path in the countryside

Ex: The lane was perfect for a leisurely bike ride on a sunny day .
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overpass
overpass
[noun]

a type of bridge that is built over a road to provide a different passage

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crossroad
crossroad
[noun]

the place where a road is crossed by another

Ex: The crossroad was a common meeting point for travelers in ancient times .
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farmland
farmland
[noun]

a land that is used for farming, especially in rural areas

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grassland
grassland
[noun]

a large, open, and grass-covered area

Ex: The grassland is home to antelopes and zebras .
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county
county
[noun]

(in the US) one of the areas into which a state is divided and has a local government of its own

Ex: Local farmers in the county grow a variety of crops , including corn , soybeans , and wheat , contributing to the region 's agricultural economy .
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orchard
orchard
[noun]

an area of land that is usually enclosed and is used to grow fruit trees in

Ex: Bees help pollinate flowers in the orchard.
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well
well
[noun]

a deep hole dug in the ground to get access to the resources beneath, such as water, oil, etc.

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pizzeria
pizzeria
[noun]

a restaurant where mainly pizza is served

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dam
dam
[noun]

a huge wall built to keep water from entering an area or to contain and use it as a power source to produce electricity

Ex: Heavy rains put pressure on the dam’s structure .
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sidewalk
sidewalk
[noun]

a pathway typically made of concrete or asphalt at the side of a street for people to walk on

Ex: The sidewalk was crowded with pedestrians during rush hour .
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homeland
homeland
[noun]

the place where someone or a group of people come from and feel a strong connection to

Ex: He fought for the protection of his homeland, valuing its history and traditions .
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square
square
[noun]

an open area in a city or town where two or more streets meet

Ex: Children played in the fountain at the center of the square.
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