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Four Corners 2 - Unit 1 Lesson D

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 1 Lesson D in the Four Corners 2 coursebook, such as "telescope", "collect", "planet", etc.

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hobby
hobby
[noun]

an activity that we enjoy doing in our free time

Ex: Can you guess what his favorite hobby is? 
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really
really
[Adverb]

to a high degree, used for emphasis

Ex: This cake is really delicious. 
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cool
cool
[Adjective]

having an appealing quality

Ex: Her sense of style was so cool that everyone wanted to emulate her. 
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telescope
telescope
[noun]

a piece of equipment by which the far objects, particularly those in space, are made clearly visible

Ex: He used a telescope to observe the stars. 
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usually
usually
[Adverb]

in most situations or under normal circumstances

Ex: She usually takes a walk in the park after dinner. 
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moon
moon
[noun]

the circular object going around the earth, visible mostly at night

Ex: Can you see the moon peeking out from behind the clouds? 
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sometimes
sometimes
[Adverb]

on some occasions but not always

Ex: She sometimes practices yoga in the morning. 
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planet
planet
[noun]

a huge round object that moves in an orbit, around the sun, or any other star

Ex: Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system. 
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especially
especially
[Adverb]

used for showing that what you are saying is more closely related to a specific thing or person than others

Ex: She loves outdoor activities, especially hiking in the mountains. 
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to discover

to find something unexpectedly or accidentally

Ex: While exploring the attic, I discovered an old box filled with vintage photographs. 
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star
star
[noun]

(astronomy) a shining point found in large numbers in the night sky

Ex: I looked up at the night sky and saw a shooting star. 
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someday
someday
[Adverb]

at an unspecified time in the future

Ex: Someday, I hope to learn how to play the piano. 
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jewelry
jewelry
[noun]

objects such as necklaces, bracelets or rings, typically made from precious metals such as gold and silver, that we wear as decoration

Ex: He bought a lovely piece of jewelry for his mother's birthday. 
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ring
ring
[noun]

a small, round band of metal such as gold, silver, etc. that we wear on our finger, and is often decorated with precious stones

Ex: He bought a silver ring with a blue gemstone for his mother's birthday. 
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bracelet
bracelet
[noun]

a decorative item, worn around the wrist or arm

Ex: He bought a gold bracelet with a delicate design for his wife. 
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necklace
necklace
[noun]

a piece of jewelry, consisting of a chain, string of beads, etc. worn around the neck as decoration

Ex: He gifted her a silver necklace with a star-shaped charm. 
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to enjoy
to enjoy
[Verb]

to take pleasure or find happiness in something or someone

Ex: She enjoys listening to classical music while working. 
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stuff
stuff
[noun]

things that we cannot or do not need to name when we are talking about them

Ex: She packed all her stuff into boxes before moving to her new apartment. 
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comment
comment
[noun]

a spoken or written remark that expresses an opinion or reaction

Ex: He replied to my comment with a detailed explanation. 
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a lot of
a lot of
[determiner]

people or things in large numbers or amounts

Ex: She has a lot of books on her bookshelf. 
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pet
pet
[noun]

an animal such as a dog or cat that we keep and care for at home

Ex: In the pet store, you can find various types of pets, such as birds, rodents, and reptiles. 
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to have
to have
[Verb]

to hold or own something

Ex: I have a collection of antique coins that I inherited from my grandfather. 
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cat
cat
[noun]

a small animal that has soft fur, a tail, and four legs and we often keep it as a pet

Ex: I heard a cat meowing outside my window. 
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fish
fish
[noun]

an animal with a tail, gills and fins that lives in water

Ex: My dad took me fishing, and we caught a big fish. 
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bird
bird
[noun]

an animal with a beak, wings, and feathers that is usually capable of flying

Ex: I saw a bird pecking at the ground searching for food. 
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unusual
unusual
[Adjective]

not commonly happening or done

Ex: His quiet behavior at the party was unusual. 
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llama
llama
[noun]

a mammal that resembles a camel with a soft woolen coat, found in South America

Ex: The llama carried supplies up the mountain trail. 
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camping
camping
[noun]

the activity of ‌living outdoors in a tent, camper, etc. on a vacation

Ex: Camping in the wilderness can be a great adventure. 
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with
with
[preposition]

used when two or more things or people are together in a single place

Ex: I went to the park with my friends. 
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always
always
[Adverb]

at all times, without any exceptions

Ex: The train is always crowded during rush hour. 
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to carry
to carry
[Verb]

to hold someone or something and take them from one place to another

Ex: She used a backpack to carry her books to school. 
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about
about
[preposition]

used to express the matters that relate to a specific person or thing

Ex: I read an interesting article about health and fitness. 
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cupcake
cupcake
[noun]

a small cake baked in the shape of a small cup and usually topped with frosting

Ex: She decorated each cupcake with swirls of colorful frosting and sprinkles, creating a sweet and festive treat. 
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bakery
bakery
[noun]

a place where bread and cakes are made and often sold

Ex: She stopped by the bakery to buy fresh croissants. 
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hometown
hometown
[noun]

the town or city where a person grew up or was born

Ex: She visited her hometown during the holidays. 
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to try
to try
[Verb]

to make an effort or attempt to do or have something

Ex: He tried to lift the heavy box but it was too heavy. 
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different
different
[Adjective]

not like another thing or person in form, quality, nature, etc.

Ex: He had a different perspective on the movie. 
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kind
kind
[noun]

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

Ex: At the museum, you can explore artifacts and relics from different historical kinds. 
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then
then
[Adverb]

after the thing mentioned

Ex: She finished her meal then went for a walk. 
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to collect

to gather together things from different places or people

Ex: The students were instructed to collect leaves for their biology project. 
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