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Solutions - Intermediate - Unit 4 - 4A

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 4 - 4A in the Solutions Intermediate coursebook, such as "conservatory", "dilapidated", "hedge", etc.

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attic
attic
[noun]

an area or room directly under the roof of a house, typically used for storage or as an additional living area

Ex: She converted the attic into a cozy home office with skylights and built-in shelves. 
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basement
basement
[noun]

an area or room in a house or building that is partially or completely below the ground level

Ex: They converted the basement into a home theater with comfortable seating and a big screen. 
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cellar
cellar
[noun]

an underground storage space or room, typically found in a building, used for storing food, wine, or other items that require a cool and dark environment

Ex: They use the cellar to store homemade preserves and pickles. 
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conservatory

a room with a roof and walls made of glass, often affixed to one side of a building, used for relaxing or growing plants in

Ex: The conservatory attached to their home was a tranquil oasis, filled with lush greenery and bathed in sunlight, perfect for enjoying a cup of tea and a good book. 
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drive
drive
[noun]

a short road or path leading from a street to a building

Ex: Their house was at the end of a long, tree-lined drive. 
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extension
extension
[noun]

an extra telephone connected to the main phone line in a house

Ex: She picked up the extension in the bedroom to answer the call while her husband spoke on the main line. 
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fence
fence
[noun]

a structure like a wall, made of wire, wood, etc. that is placed around an area or a piece of land

Ex: She leaned on the fence and watched the sunset. 
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garage
garage
[noun]

a building, usually next or attached to a house, in which cars or other vehicles are kept

Ex: They parked their car in the garage to protect it from the harsh winter weather. 
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gate
gate
[noun]

the part of a fence or wall outside a building that we can open and close to enter or leave a place

Ex: She waited for him outside the school gate. 
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hall
hall
[noun]

a passage that is inside a house or building with rooms on both side

Ex: His shoes were lined up neatly in the hall. 
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hedge
hedge
[noun]

a row of closely-planted bushes or small trees that form a boundary, particularly on the edge of a garden, road, or field

Ex: The garden was enclosed by a tall hedge that provided privacy. 
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landing
landing
[noun]

an area located between two sets of stairs or at the top of a staircase

Ex: The landing at the top of the stairs had a large window that let in plenty of light. 
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lawn
lawn
[noun]

an area of grass, typically in a yard or garden, that is cut and maintained at a short length

Ex: They spent the afternoon mowing the lawn to keep it looking neat and well-kept. 
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path
path
[noun]

a way or track that is built or made by people walking over the same ground

Ex: Cyclists and walkers shared the path through the park. 
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patio
patio
[noun]

an outdoor area with paved floor belonging to a house used for sitting, relaxing or eating in

Ex: They enjoy dining al fresco on their patio during warm summer evenings. 
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pond
pond
[noun]

an area containing still water that is comparatively smaller than a lake, particularly one that is made artificially

Ex: The tranquil pond reflected the colors of the surrounding trees and sky, creating a picturesque scene. 
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porch
porch
[noun]

a structure with a roof and no walls at the entrance of a house

Ex: We sat on the porch swing and watched the sunset. 
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shutter
shutter
[noun]

a movable blind used to cover a window, typically made of wood, metal, or plastic, and often used for privacy, light control, or decoration

Ex: She closed the shutters to block out the sunlight. 
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sliding door

a door that moves horizontally along a track

Ex: They installed a sliding door to connect the living room to the backyard. 
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stair
stair
[noun]

a series of steps connecting two floors of a building, particularly built inside a building

Ex: He climbed the stair to reach the second floor. 
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swimming pool

a specially designed structure that holds water for people to swim in

Ex: The hotel had a large swimming pool where guests could relax and swim. 
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room
room
[noun]

a space in a building with walls, a floor, and a ceiling where people do different activities

Ex: I have a big room with a window. 
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type
type
[noun]

a class or group of people or things that have common characteristics or share particular qualities

Ex: As a teacher, it's essential to understand the learning preferences of different types of students. 
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home
home
[noun]

the place that we live in, usually with our family

Ex: The family moved into a new home in the suburbs. 
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bungalow
bungalow
[noun]

a one-story construction without stairs, usually with a low roof

Ex: The bungalow had a spacious backyard, perfect for hosting summer barbecues. 
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detached house

a single-family house that is not connected to any other house, usually with its own yard or garden

Ex: They moved into a spacious detached house in the countryside. 
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farmhouse
farmhouse
[noun]

a house near a farm in which a farmer lives

Ex: They moved into a charming farmhouse with a large vegetable garden. 
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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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houseboat
houseboat
[noun]

a boat designed for living in

Ex: They spent their vacation on a houseboat cruising down the river. 
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mansion
mansion
[noun]

a very large and impressive house

Ex: The billionaire lives in a luxurious mansion overlooking the ocean. 
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mobile home

a type of housing that is designed to be transported to a specific location and can be moved again if needed

Ex: They lived in a mobile home on the outskirts of the town. 
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semi-detached
semi-detached
[Adjective]

(of a house) sharing a wall with another similar house on one side

Ex: They live in a semi-detached house on the outskirts of town. 
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terraced house

a type of residential house that is attached to one or more other houses in a row, with shared walls and a similar architectural design

Ex: They bought a terraced house in the city center to be closer to work. 
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thatched
thatched
[Adjective]

(of a house or building) having a roof made of dried straw, leaves etc.

Ex: The quaint cottage nestled in the countryside boasted a charming, thatched roof. 
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cottage
cottage
[noun]

a small house, particularly one that is situated in the countryside or a village

Ex: They spent the weekend at a charming cottage by the lake. 
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villa
villa
[noun]

a house in a residential district that is detached or semi-detached

Ex: The villa had several bedrooms, a large garden, and a swimming pool. 
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part
part
[noun]

any of the pieces making a whole, when combined

Ex: Asking questions is an integral part of gaining knowledge. 
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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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garden
garden
[noun]

a piece of land where flowers, trees, and other plants are grown

Ex: He often invites friends over for outdoor gatherings in his garden. 
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flower bed

an area of ground planted with flowers or plants, often arranged in a decorative or artistic pattern

Ex: The flower bed in the front yard is full of bright daisies and tulips. 
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area
area
[noun]

a particular part or region of a city, country, or the world

Ex: The area around the lake is a popular picnic spot. 
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beautifully
beautifully
[Adverb]

in a manner that is visually, aurally, or emotionally delightful or graceful

Ex: She danced beautifully, moving with grace and elegance. 
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charming
charming
[Adjective]

having an attractive and pleasing quality

Ex: Despite her simple attire, there was something undeniably charming about her natural beauty. 
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contemporary
contemporary
[Adjective]

having a modern or current style or design, often reflecting up-to-date trends

Ex: The gallery features contemporary artworks that explore new techniques. 
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conveniently
conveniently
[Adverb]

in a way that is practical, useful, or causes little trouble or effort

Ex: The instructions were conveniently printed on the side of the package. 
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dilapidated
dilapidated
[Adjective]

damaged or deteriorated over time, often due to neglect or insufficient maintenance

Ex: They explored the dilapidated mansion, imagining its former glory. 
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cramped
cramped
[Adjective]

(of a room, house, etc.) lacking enough space

Ex: The room was so cramped that we could barely move around. 
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impressive
impressive
[Adjective]

causing admiration because of size, skill, importance, etc.

Ex: The impressive architecture of the cathedral left visitors in awe of its grandeur and craftsmanship. 
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peaceful
peaceful
[Adjective]

free from conflict, violence, or disorder

Ex: The small village lived in peaceful isolation, untouched by the wars raging in surrounding lands. 
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popular
popular
[Adjective]

receiving a lot of love and attention from many people

Ex: Harry Potter books are very popular among teenagers. 
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lively
lively
[Adjective]

(of a place or atmosphere) full of excitement and energy

Ex: She loved the lively atmosphere at the outdoor market. 
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remote
remote
[Adjective]

far away in space or distant in position

Ex: The remote village nestled deep in the mountains was accessible only by a rugged trail. 
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spacious
spacious
[Adjective]

(of a room, house, etc.) large with a lot of space inside

Ex: The spacious living room had high ceilings and ample natural light. 
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substantial
substantial
[Adjective]

significant in amount or degree

Ex: The company made a substantial investment in upgrading its infrastructure. 
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tiny
tiny
[Adjective]

extremely small

Ex: He found a tiny seashell on the beach. 
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cozy
cozy
[Adjective]

(of a place) relaxing and comfortable, particularly because of the warmth or small size of the place

Ex: I like to sit in my cozy armchair with a good book. 
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to restore

to repair a work of art, building, etc. so that it is in a good condition again

Ex: The museum hired experts to restore the ancient painting to its original beauty. 
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