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Four Corners 4 - Unit 5 Lesson A

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 5 Lesson A in the Four Corners 4 coursebook, such as "pace", "densely", "industry", etc.

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Four Corners 4
travel
travel
[noun]

the act of going to a different place, usually a place that is far

Ex: Travel to foreign countries can be an eye-opening experience. 
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tourism
tourism
[noun]

‌the business of providing accommodation, services and entertainment for people who are visiting a place for pleasure

Ex: Government policies are encouraging the growth of rural tourism. 
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world-famous
world-famous
[Adjective]

widely known and recognized around the world

Ex: The world-famous landmark attracts tourists from every corner of the globe. 
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high-tech
high-tech
[Adjective]

having or using the most advanced technology, methods, or material

Ex: They built a high-tech laboratory equipped with the latest scientific instruments. 
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slow
slow
[Adjective]

moving, happening, or being done at a speed that is low

Ex: He had a slow computer that took a long time to start up. 
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pace
pace
[noun]

a person's speed when walking, moving, or running

Ex: The runner maintained a steady pace throughout the marathon, ensuring they did not tire out too quickly. 
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densely
densely
[Adverb]

in a manner that is closely compacted or crowded, with a high concentration of something in a given area

Ex: The forest was densely populated with tall trees and thick undergrowth. 
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populated
populated
[Adjective]

(of an area or region) inhabited by many people or living beings

Ex: The city is highly populated, with over 10 million residents. 
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highly
highly
[Adverb]

in a favorable or approving manner

Ex: He was highly regarded by his peers for his honesty and leadership. 
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educated
educated
[Adjective]

having received a good education

Ex: As an educated individual, she possessed a strong foundation of knowledge and critical thinking skills acquired through years of study and exploration. 
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open-minded
open-minded
[Adjective]

ready to accept or listen to different views and opinions

Ex: The open-minded teacher encouraged her students to explore different viewpoints and challenge their own beliefs. 
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fun-loving
fun-loving
[Adjective]

describing someone who enjoys having fun, is lighthearted, and has an enthusiastic and playful nature

Ex: The fun-loving crowd danced all night at the beach party. 
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culturally
culturally
[Adverb]

in a way that is related to the cultural ideas and behavior of a particular group or society

Ex: The festival celebrates culturally significant rituals and traditions. 
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diverse
diverse
[Adjective]

showing a variety of distinct types or qualities

Ex: The team consisted of individuals from diverse backgrounds, bringing a range of experiences and perspectives to the table. 
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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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center
center
[noun]

the part of a city or town in which most of the shops, offices, and entertainment facilities are located

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industry
industry
[noun]

the manufacture of goods using raw materials, particularly in factories

Ex: The automotive industry is a major contributor to the national economy. 
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capital
capital
[noun]

the city or town that is considered to be the political center of a country or state, from which the government operates

Ex: Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States. 
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hurry
hurry
[noun]

a state of urgency or rush, often caused by a need to complete a task quickly or reach a destination within a limited timeframe

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per
per
[preposition]

for one person or thing

Ex: The car rental agency charges $50 per day for a compact car. 
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wide
wide
[Adjective]

having a large length from side to side

Ex: The river was wide, spanning several hundred meters across. 
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road
road
[noun]

a wide path made for cars, buses, etc. to travel along

Ex: They drove down a winding road to reach the countryside. 
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public transportation

the system of vehicles, such as buses, trains, etc. that are available to everyone and provided by the government or companies

Ex: He fell asleep on the public transportation and missed his stop. 
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to continue

to not stop something, such as a task or activity, and keep doing it

Ex: They will continue practicing the piano to improve their skills. 
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experience

the skill and knowledge we gain from doing, feeling, or seeing things

Ex: Her years of experience as a chef have made her an expert in the kitchen. 
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extremely
extremely
[Adverb]

to a very great amount or degree

Ex: Her paintings are extremely impressive. 
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all over
all over
[Adverb]

covering a wide area or present in many locations

Ex: People came from all over to attend the wedding. 
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crowded
crowded
[Adjective]

(of a space) filled with things or people

Ex: The crowded room was packed with partygoers dancing and chatting. 
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scene
scene
[noun]

a subdivision of an act in a play or an opera with a fixed setting and continuous action

Ex: The first scene of the play opens with the protagonist alone on stage. 
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cheap
cheap
[Adjective]

having a low price

Ex: He found a cheap flight deal for his vacation. 
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expensive
expensive
[Adjective]

having a high price

Ex: He bought an expensive watch as a gift for his father. 
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better
better
[Adjective]

having more of a good quality

Ex: With upgraded technology, the new smartphone has a better camera than its predecessor. 
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best
best
[Adjective]

superior to everything else that is in the same category

Ex: After hours of tasting, she declared the homemade pie as the best dessert at the competition. 
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worse
worse
[Adjective]

of inferior quality, less satisfactory, or less pleasant compared to something else

Ex: The accommodations were awful, and the food was even worse. 
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worst
worst
[Adjective]

most morally wrong, harmful, or wicked

Ex: Dishonesty was always his worst trait. 
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as
as
[Adverb]

to the same extent or degree, used in comparisons to show equality or intensity

Ex: She can run as quickly as her brother. 
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than
than
[preposition]

used to add a second part to a comparison

Ex: He works harder than anyone else I know. 
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