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Total English - Intermediate - Unit 5 - Reference - Part 2

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 5 - Reference - Part 2 in the Total English Intermediate coursebook, such as "applause", "serve", "plot", etc.

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Total English - Intermediate
sad
sad
[Adjective]

emotionally bad or unhappy

Ex: He looked sad because he didn't get the job he wanted. 
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striking
striking
[Adjective]

exceptionally eye-catching or beautiful

Ex: She had striking features, with high cheekbones and piercing blue eyes that drew everyone's attention. 
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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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vivid
vivid
[Adjective]

producing lifelike and detailed mental images

Ex: The author's vivid description of the jungle made the reader feel as though they were right there among the wildlife. 
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to adapt
to adapt
[Verb]

to change a book or play in a way that can be made into a movie, TV series, etc.

Ex: The screenwriter adapted the bestselling novel into a screenplay. 
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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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applause
applause
[noun]

the noise people make by clapping, and sometimes shouting, in order to express their enjoyment or approval

Ex: The performance received thunderous applause from the audience. 
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audience
audience
[noun]

a group of people who have gathered to watch and listen to a play, concert, etc.

Ex: He was nervous to speak in front of a large audience. 
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lighting
lighting
[noun]

the use of various equipment and techniques to illuminate the subjects and environment in a way that enhances the mood, atmosphere, and visual style of the photo or film

Ex: The director adjusted the lighting to create a dramatic effect. 
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lyric
lyric
[noun]

(plural) a song's words or text

Ex: The singer delivered the heartfelt lyrics with passion and emotion, moving the audience to tears. 
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melody
melody
[noun]

the arrangement or succession of single musical notes in a tune or piece of music

Ex: The melody of the song was catchy and easily recognizable, making it a favorite among listeners. 
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stage
stage
[noun]

an elevated area, especially in theaters, on which artists perform for the audience

Ex: The actor stepped onto the stage to deliver his monologue. 
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puppet
puppet
[noun]

a doll with a hollow head and a cloth body, designed to be worn over the hand and controlled with fingers

Ex: The child played with a colorful puppet during storytime. 
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score
score
[noun]

the music composed for a movie

Ex: The composer received critical acclaim for his hauntingly beautiful score for the epic film. 
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sound effect

an artificial sound created and used in a motion picture, play, video game, etc. to make it more realistic

Ex: The sound effect of thunder added tension to the dramatic scene in the movie. 
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to steal
to steal
[Verb]

to take something from someone or somewhere without permission or paying for it

Ex: She steals cookies from the jar when no one is looking. 
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well-rounded
well-rounded
[Adjective]

having a diverse set of skills, knowledge, or experiences across multiple areas

Ex: She is a well-rounded student, excelling in academics, sports, and arts. 
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classic
classic
[noun]

a well-known and highly respected piece of writing, music, or movie that is considered valuable and of high quality

Ex: The book is regarded as a classic in English literature. 
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baked
baked
[Adjective]

cooked with dry heat, particularly in an oven

Ex: The baked lasagna was layered with pasta, sauce, and cheese, creating a deliciously melty dish. 
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boiled
boiled
[Adjective]

cooked in extremely hot liquids

Ex: She boiled the potatoes until they were tender, then mashed them with butter and garlic. 
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fried
fried
[Adjective]

cooked in very hot oil

Ex: The fried chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. 
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to stuff
to stuff
[Verb]

to fill meat or vegetables with a mixture of different ingredients

Ex: For dinner tonight, I'm going to stuff the chicken breasts with spinach, ricotta cheese, and sun-dried tomatoes. 
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to serve
to serve
[Verb]

to offer or present food or drink to someone

Ex: Pour the sauce over the pasta and serve it immediately. 
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atmosphere

the mood or feeling of a particular environment, especially one created by art, music, or decor

Ex: The café's cozy atmosphere, soft lighting and jazz music, made customers stay for hours. 
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author
author
[noun]

a person who writes books, articles, etc., often as a job

Ex: The author's latest novel topped the bestseller list, captivating readers with its gripping plot and memorable characters. 
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chapter
chapter
[noun]

one of the main sections of a book, with a particular number and title

Ex: She eagerly read the first chapter of the novel to get a sense of the story. 
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character
character
[noun]

a person or an animal represented in a book, play, movie, etc.

Ex: Harry Potter is a beloved character in the fantasy series by J.K. Rowling. 
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dialogue
dialogue
[noun]

a written or spoken line that is spoken by a character in a play, movie, book, or other work of fiction

Ex: The dialogue between the two characters revealed their hidden motives. 
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out-of-print
out-of-print
[Adjective]

no longer being published and is no longer available for purchase from the publisher or booksellers

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page-turner

a book or story that is so engaging and compelling that it keeps the reader eagerly turning the pages

Ex: The mystery novel was a real page-turner; I couldn't put it down. 
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plot
plot
[noun]

the events that are crucial to the formation and continuity of a story in a movie, play, novel, etc.

Ex: The plot of the novel kept readers on the edge of their seats with its unexpected twists. 
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to [take] {one's} breath away

to make someone become really amazed

Ex: The view from the mountain took my breath away. 
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fan
fan
[noun]

someone who greatly admires or is interested in someone or something

Ex: As a fan of history, he enjoys reading about different time periods. 
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throb
throb
[noun]

a steady or beating sensation of pain or discomfort, often like a heartbeat, commonly felt in areas like the head or muscles

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performance

the act of presenting something such as a play, piece of music, etc. for entertainment

Ex: He received applause for his performance in the school play. 
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sequel
sequel
[noun]

a book, movie, play, etc. that continues and extends the story of an earlier one

Ex: The highly anticipated sequel to the bestselling novel was released to critical acclaim. 
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soundtrack

the recorded sounds, speeches, or music of a movie, play, or musical

Ex: The movie's soundtrack features a mix of classical and modern music. 
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grilled
grilled
[Adjective]

having been cooked over direct heat, often on a grill, resulting in a charred or seared exterior

Ex: The grilled burgers were juicy and flavorful, with charred edges and a smoky aroma. 
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bestseller

an item, especially a book, that is bought by a large number of people

Ex: Her latest novel became a bestseller within weeks of its release. 
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