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Headway - Elementary - Unit 4

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 4 in the Headway Elementary coursebook, such as "lovely", "terrible", "flat", etc.

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Headway - Elementary
good
good
[Adjective]

having a quality that is satisfying

Ex: She has a good memory and can remember details easily. 
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bad
bad
[Adjective]

having a quality that is not satisfying

Ex: The movie was bad and not enjoyable to watch. 
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excellent
excellent
[Adjective]

very good in quality or other traits

Ex: He made an excellent point about the importance of recycling. 
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amazing
amazing
[Adjective]

extremely surprising, particularly in a good way

Ex: The fireworks display was absolutely amazing, lighting up the entire sky. 
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lovely
lovely
[Adjective]

very beautiful or attractive

Ex: He had a lovely singing voice that captivated the audience. 
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terrible
terrible
[Adjective]

extremely bad or unpleasant

Ex: The terrible storm caused widespread damage to homes and infrastructure. 
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great
great
[Adjective]

worthy of being approved or admired

Ex: He's a great boss, always listening to his employees' ideas. 
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fabulous
fabulous
[Adjective]

beyond the usual or ordinary, often causing amazement or admiration due to its exceptional nature

Ex: The fabulous display of fireworks illuminated the night sky with bursts of color and light. 
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wonderful
wonderful
[Adjective]

very great and pleasant

Ex: It's a wonderful day outside, with sunny skies and a gentle breeze. 
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horrible
horrible
[Adjective]

extremely unpleasant or bad

Ex: Her horrible headache prevented her from concentrating on her work. 
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awful
awful
[Adjective]

extremely unpleasant or disagreeable

Ex: He was in an awful mood because he lost his wallet. 
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fantastic
fantastic
[Adjective]

extremely amazing and great

Ex: The fantastic performance of the magician left the audience in awe. 
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dreadful
dreadful
[Adjective]

very bad, often causing one to feel angry or annoyed

Ex: The weather was dreadful, with heavy rain and strong winds that ruined our plans. 
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really
really
[Adverb]

to a high degree, used for emphasis

Ex: This cake is really delicious. 
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very
very
[Adverb]

to a great extent or degree

Ex: I find the math problems very difficult. 
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town
town
[noun]

an area with human population that is smaller than a city and larger than a village

Ex: I live in a small town surrounded by beautiful countryside. 
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house
house
[noun]

a building where people live, especially as a family

Ex: She invited her friends over to her house for a birthday party. 
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flat
flat
[noun]

a place with a few rooms in which people live, normally part of a building with other such places on each floor

Ex: She decided to rent a flat in the city center to be closer to her job and local amenities. 
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school
school
[noun]

a place where children learn things from teachers

Ex: He forgot his homework and had to rush back to school to get it. 
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weather
weather
[noun]

things that are related to air and sky such as temperature, rain, wind, etc.

Ex: I check the weather forecast every morning to plan my outfit. 
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job
job
[noun]

the work that we do regularly to earn money

Ex: He enjoys his job because it allows him to be creative. 
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old
old
[Adjective]

of a particular age

Ex: She is fifty years old and still runs marathons. 
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big
big
[Adjective]

above average in size or extent

Ex: They live in a big house. 
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interesting
interesting
[Adjective]

catching and keeping our attention because of being unusual, exciting, etc.

Ex: I read an interesting article about space exploration in the newspaper. 
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nice
nice
[Adjective]

providing pleasure and enjoyment

Ex: The restaurant served a nice meal with fresh ingredients. 
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living room

the part of a house where people spend time together talking, watching television, relaxing, etc.

Ex: She gathered with her family in the living room to play board games. 
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kitchen
kitchen
[noun]

the place in a building or home where we make food

Ex: My mother believes that no one should leave the kitchen after a meal until they have completely cleaned it. 
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bathroom
bathroom
[noun]

a room that has a toilet and a sink, and often times a bathtub or a shower as well

Ex: He took a refreshing shower in the bathroom after a long day. 
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sofa
sofa
[noun]

a comfortable seat that has a back and two arms and enough space for two or multiple people to sit on

Ex: I spilled some coffee on the sofa, so I quickly cleaned it up. 
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armchair
armchair
[noun]

a chair with side supports for the arms and a comfortable backrest, often used for relaxation or reading

Ex: The dog loves to curl up in the armchair when no one’s looking. 
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lamp
lamp
[noun]

an object that can give light by using electricity or burning gas or oil

Ex: She turned on the lamp to read her book before bed. 
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cooker
cooker
[noun]

an appliance shaped like a box that is used for heating or cooking food by putting food on top or inside the appliance

Ex: She placed the pot on the cooker to heat up the soup. 
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refrigerator

an electrical equipment used to keep food and drinks cool and fresh

Ex: I opened the fridge to get a bottle of water. 
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plate
plate
[noun]

a flat, typically round dish that we eat from or serve food on

Ex: He served the salad on a large ceramic plate. 
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kettle
kettle
[noun]

a container with a handle, lid, and spout that is used for boiling water

Ex: She filled the kettle with water and put it on the stove. 
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shelf
shelf
[noun]

a flat, narrow board made of wood, metal, etc. attached to a wall, to put items on

Ex: She arranged her collection of porcelain figurines neatly on the living room shelf. 
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shower
shower
[noun]

a piece of equipment that flows water all over your body from above

Ex: She stepped into the warm shower, letting the water soothe her tired muscles after a long day. 
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mirror
mirror
[noun]

a flat surface made of glass that people can see themselves in

Ex: He adjusted his tie while gazing into the mirror above the dresser. 
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toilet
toilet
[noun]

the seat we use for getting rid of bodily waste

Ex: The toilet in the modern bathroom featured sleek design and water-efficient technology. 
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towel
towel
[noun]

a piece of cloth or paper that you use for drying your body or things such as dishes

Ex: He used a towel to dry his hair after swimming. 
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