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CEFR B1 Vocabulary - Lesson 41

Here you will learn some English words about success and failure, such as "try", "attempt", "difficulty", etc. prepared for B1 learners.

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CEFR B1 Vocabulary
try
[noun]
an effort to achieve or do something
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to attempt
[verb]
to try to complete or do something difficult
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to cost
[verb]
to cause the loss of something, often valuable
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difficulty
[noun]
a challenge or obstacle encountered in a specific context
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advantage
[noun]
a condition that causes a person or thing to be more successful compared to others
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disadvantage
[noun]
a situation that has fewer or no benefits over another, which makes succeeding difficult
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disappointing
[adjective]
not fulfilling expectations or hopes
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expectation
[noun]
a belief about something that will come to pass, because it is probable
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enemy
[noun]
someone who is against a person, or hates them
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to fail
[verb]
to be unsuccessful in accomplishing something
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failure
[noun]
the absence of success in achieving a goal
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trouble
[noun]
the fact or situation of causing a difficulty
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hard
[adverb]
with a lot of difficulty or effort
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lost
[adjective]
describing something that is gone or does not exist anymore
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to miss
[verb]
to lose the chance to experience or have something
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to overcome
[verb]
to succeed in solving, controlling, or dealing with something difficult
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purpose
[noun]
a desired outcome that guides one's plans or actions
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to achieve
[verb]
to finally get the desired goal after dealing with many difficulties
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unsuccessful
[adjective]
not achieving the intended or desired outcome
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to work
[verb]
to make efforts in order to obtain or achieve something
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obstacle
[noun]
a situation or problem that prevents one from succeeding
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to go on
[verb]
to continue without stopping
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to give up
[verb]
to stop trying when faced with failures or difficulties
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to abandon
[verb]
to completely give up
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to fight
[verb]
to make a strong and continuous effort to achieve something
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to accomplish
[verb]
to achieve something after dealing with the difficulties
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success
[noun]
the fact of reaching or achieving what one tried for or desired
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to succeed
[verb]
to reach or achieve what one desired or tried for
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well-paid
[adjective]
(of a job or occupation) providing a high salary or income in comparison to others in the same industry or field
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to trouble
[verb]
to cause problems for someone
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mistake
[noun]
an act or opinion that is wrong
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