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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic - Test 4 - Listening - Part 1 (1)

Here you can find the vocabulary from Test 4 - Listening - Part 1 (1) in the Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic coursebook, to help you prepare for your IELTS exam.

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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic
to [get] {sth} wrong

to understand or do something incorrectly

Ex: I hope I do not get it wrong again. 
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in case
in case
[conjunction]

used to indicate a precaution for a possible future event

Ex: I'll bring an umbrella with me in case it rains during our walk. 
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practical
practical
[Adjective]

having a design or use that effectively serves a specific need

Ex: She wore practical shoes for the long hike. 
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to sort out

to put or organize things in a tidy or systematic way

Ex: After the move, she spent the weekend sorting out her belongings in the new apartment. 
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to receive

to be given something or to accept something that is sent

Ex: Every morning, he receives a newspaper at his doorstep. 
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front desk

a specific area in a building, like a hotel or office, where one checks in, gets help, or asks questions

Ex: As I approached the hotel, I saw the front desk where guests were checking in and out. 
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badge
badge
[noun]

a small item made of metal or plastic with words or a logo on it that a person carries to show their membership in an organization

Ex: She proudly pinned her volunteer badge to her jacket as she entered the community center. 
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shopper
shopper
[noun]

someone who goes to shops or online platforms to buy something

Ex: The shopper carefully inspected each item on the shelves before selecting the perfect gift for her friend's birthday. 
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to take to

to enter or move toward a particular location, often with a sense of purpose or intention

Ex: We took the scenic route to the beach. 
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coat
coat
[noun]

a piece of clothing with long sleeves, worn outdoors and over other clothes to keep warm or dry

Ex: He buttoned up his coat to keep out the chilly wind. 
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rucksack
rucksack
[noun]

a bag designed for carrying on the back, usually used by those who go hiking or climbing

Ex: She packed her rucksack with all the essentials for the weekend hike. 
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locker
locker
[noun]

a small closet that usually has a lock, in which valuable items and belongings could be stored

Ex: She stored her books and backpack in her locker before heading to class. 
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whichever
whichever
[pronoun]

used as a placeholder in the sense of any one that or any one of those that

Ex: Whichever wins the award, I'll be happy. 
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free
free
[Adjective]

not occupied or in use, and therefore available for someone to use

Ex: To schedule a meeting, check if the conference room is free at the desired time. 
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to lose
to lose
[Verb]

to not know the location of a thing or person and be unable to find it

Ex: I can't find my phone; I think I've lost it. 
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human resources

(in an organization, company, etc.) a department that is in charge of hiring new employees and training them

Ex: She applied for a job in the human resources. 
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department

a part of an organization such as a university, government, etc. that deals with a particular task

Ex: He's applying for a job in the legal department of that firm. 
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to [take] a note

to write down or record information, typically in a brief or concise form, to remember it or refer to it later

Ex: As a journalist, I always take notes during interviews to ensure accuracy in my reporting. 
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ID card
ID card
[noun]

any official card that shows someone's name, birth date, photograph, etc., proving who they are

Ex: She always carries her ID card with her to ensure she can verify her identity when needed. 
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to come with

(Upper Midwestern US) to accompany or join someone or something

Ex: I'm going to the store; would you like to come with? 
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to sort out

to resolve a problem or difficulty by finding a solution or answer

Ex: She offered guidance on how to sort the issue out, providing a step-by-step solution. 
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slicer
slicer
[noun]

a machine for cutting; usually with a revolving blade

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office
office
[noun]

a designated room where an individual typically works, often at a desk, to carry out their professional tasks and responsibilities

Ex: He decorated his office with plants and personal photos to make it feel more comfortable. 
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first floor

the level of a house or building that is located directly above the ground level

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couple
couple
[noun]

a small, unspecified number of things or people, usually two or a few

Ex: There are a couple of mistakes in your essay you should fix. 
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staircase
staircase
[noun]

a set of stairs inside a building including its surrounding side parts that one can hold on to

Ex: The grand staircase led to the upper floor. 
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section
section
[noun]

a specialized division within a large organization

Ex: The research section focuses on renewable energy. 
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to look forward to

to wait with satisfaction for something to happen

Ex: I look forward to the weekend when I can relax and spend time with my family. 
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to [get] started

to begin a particular task, activity, or process

Ex: Let's get started on our homework so we can finish it early. 
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phone
phone
[noun]

an electronic device used to talk to a person who is at a different location

Ex: I picked up the phone and dialed my friend's number. 
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double
double
[Adjective]

(of letters and numbers) referring to the same letter or number occurring consecutively, one immediately following the other

Ex: The word "letter" has a double "t" in the middle. 
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task
task
[noun]

a piece of work for someone to do, especially as an assignment

Ex: The teacher assigned a reading task to the students for homework. 
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counter
counter
[noun]

a table with a narrow horizontal surface over which goods are put or people are served

Ex: The cashier stood behind the counter. 
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sell-by date

the last recommended day for a product to be sold before its quality begins to deteriorate

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label
label
[noun]

a marker attached to an object that gives extra information about it

Ex: The label on the jar listed all the ingredients used in the jam. 
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staffroom
staffroom
[noun]

a room in a workplace where employees can take breaks, relax, eat, or talk when they are not working

Ex: The employees gathered in the staffroom during their lunch break. 
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appointment letter

an official document given by an employer to confirm that a person has been selected for a job and to outline the terms of employment

Ex: She received her appointment letter after the final interview. 
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will do
will do
[sentence]

used to show readiness or agreement to carry out a request, suggestion, or instruction

Ex: "Please send me the report by evening." "Will do." 
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