🗣️ /dʒɪŋkst/

Having or believed to bring bad luck.

"E.g., I must be jinxed or something, I just lost my wallet again."

🗣️ /rɪˈlaɪ.ə.bəl/

It means you can trust in it without any doubt

"E.g., This man over here is Stan. he is the most reliable man in this company."

🗣️ /ˈkɒdzˌwɒl.əp/

British slang for nonsense or something completely ridiculous.

"E.g., Did she say that? Codswallop, in my opinion."

🗣️ /bɪˈliːf/

feeling of certain about something

"E.g., Their belief in hard work and perseverance helped them achieve success."

🗣️ /ˈwaɪd.li/

including a lot of different places, people, subjects, etc.

"E.g., This book is widely regarded as one of the best novels of the year."

🗣️ /liːn/

refers to a person or object tilting or resting against something

"E.g., His friend recommended him to lean against the wall for the photo."

🗣️ /ˈtraʊ.zəz/

Just pants, but in UK english

"E.g., Look at his trousers, they're beautiful."

🗣️ /kjuː/

a line of people waiting for something

"E.g., We had to wait in a long queue to buy tickets for the concert."

🗣️ /ˈlɒr.i/

The British English word for a truck

"E.g., I was almost hit by that lorry!."

🗣️ /ˈɡɒb.smækt/

So surprised that you can't speak

"E.g., I was absolutely gobsmacked when I heard the news about her promotion!."

🗣️ /moʊp/

To spend time feeling miserable and bored

"E.g., He spent the whole afternoon moping around his room after the argument, feeling sorry for himself."

🗣️ /kɪp/

A short sleep

"E.g., I'm going to take a kip, wake me up in 30 minutes."

🗣️ /ˈdɒdʒ.i/

Something suspicious

"E.g., That man has been standing in that corner for like an hour; he looks very dodgy."

🗣️ /skaɪv/

To be abscent from work or school, usually by pretending to be ill or making excuses

"E.g., She was caught trying to skive off class by pretending to be sick."

🗣️ /ˈrʌb.ɪʃ/

Trash, garbage, or something that are no longer wanted or needed

"E.g., He said the idea was rubbish, and it wouldn't work at all."

🗣️ /ˈplʌm.ɪŋ/

The water pipes and similar systems in a building

"E.g., The house had a major issue with its plumbing, causing water to leak from the pipes."

🗣️ /ˈfɪz.i/

Having a lot of bubbles

"E.g., She loves drinking fizzy drinks like sparkling water."

🗣️ /kweɪnt/

Attractive because of being old-fashioned and unusual

"E.g., The architecture of the USM is very quaint."

🗣️ /kwɑːm/

Uncomfortable feeling of doubt about something, specially regarding a decision or action.

"E.g., He felt a qualm about taking the money, even though no one would know."

🗣️ /rɪˈɡɑrdlɪs/

Is like "not considering" something or someone

"E.g., They love to discuss things regardless of where they are."

🗣️ /ˈsteɪ.ʃən.ər.i/

refers to materials used for writing and office tasks, such as paper, pens, pencils, notebooks, envelopes, and other office supplies.

"E.g., She bought some stationery to write letters to her friends."

🗣️ /ˌriːˈwaɪər/

To put a new system or change the electric wires into a building

"E.g., You must have the whole house rewired if safety is your priority."

🗣️ /ˈtʃɑː.mɪŋ/

someone pleasant and attractive

"E.g., He's very charming."

🗣️ /ˈdɪm.pəl/

a small hollow place, specially one that appears on a person's face when they smile

"E.g., I love your dimples; they make you look very cute."

🗣️ /taɪk/

A young child

"E.g., Is he your tyke? he's very cute."

🗣️ /ˈtæb.i/

A cat who have dark-coloured marks on grey or brown fur

"E.g., Omg is your cat a Tabby? I love tabby cats!"

🗣️ /ˈsʌmp.tʃu.əs/

Impressive in a way that seems expensive

"E.g., The hotel room had sumptuous furnishings"

🗣️ /əˌkɒm.əˈdeɪ.ʃ^ən/

A place to live, work, stays, etc

"E.g., The student's accommodation is right here, in the north zone of the Campus."

🗣️ /ˈfraɪ.t^ənd/

Feeling fear or worry

"E.g., He feels frightened when his father yells at his mom."

🗣️ /ˈdʒʌm.pi/

Feeling nervous or worried, when you are frightened or guilty

"E.g., I get very jumpy when i'm home alone."

🗣️ /ˈpɪt.i/

Feeling of sympathy for someone else's difficult situation

"E.g., he isn't asking for pity; he needs practical help"

🗣️ /naɪˈiːv/

Similar to being innocent in a way you won't think people can have bad intentions

"E.g., it's naïve to assume that solving one problem will fix everything."

🗣️ /ˈrek.ləs/

Doing something dangerous and not worring about the risks

"E.g., they was accused of reckless parenting"

🗣️ /fæf/

British slang meaning to waste time doing unimportant things instead of focusing.

"E.g., Stop faffing about and get on with your assignment."

🗣️ /kəˈfʌf.əl/

A fuss or commotion, often caused by disagreement.

"E.g., There was a bit of a kerfuffle over the seating arrangements."

🗣️ /skɪnt/

British slang for having no money.

"E.g., I can't go out tonight—I'm completely skint."

🗣️ /tʃʌft/

Very pleased or delighted.

"E.g., He was chuffed to receive the award.

🗣️ /ˈrek.ən/

To think or believe something is true or likely.

"E.g., I reckon it'll rain later."

🗣️ /ˈɡɔːm.ləs/

Lacking intelligence or awareness; foolish.

"E.g., He looked completely gormless when asked a difficult question."

🗣️ /ˈlɜː.ɡi/

British slang for an undefined illness or bug.

"E.g., I won't be coming to work today, got the lurgy!"

🗣️ /ˈswɪft.li/

At high speed or without delay.

"E.g., He moved swiftly through the crowded streets."

🗣️ /bɪˈzɑːr/

Very strange or unusual.

"E.g., The painting had a bizarre mix of colors and shapes."

🗣️ /ˈɡɒb.l̩/

To eat something quickly and greedily.

"E.g., He gobbled up his meal in seconds."

🗣️ /mɜːθ/

Great joy or amusement.

"E.g., The room was filled with mirth during the celebration."

🗣️ /ˈdɔː.dl̩/

To move or act too slowly, wasting time.

"E.g., Stop dawdling and finish your work."

🗣️ /ˈdʒɒl.i/

Happy and cheerful.

"E.g., He was in a jolly mood after hearing the good news."

🗣️ /məˈtɪk.jə.ləs.li/

With great attention to detail.

"E.g., She meticulously arranged the books on the shelf."

🗣️ /ˈskʌr.i/

To move quickly with short, hurried steps.

"E.g., The mice scurried across the floor."

🗣️ /ˈhæv.ək/

Widespread destruction or chaos.

"E.g., The storm caused havoc in the city."

🗣️ /ˈdrɪə.ri/

Dull, bleak, and lifeless.

"E.g., The weather was dreary and cold."

🗣️ /ˈprɒmpt.li/

Without delay or hesitation.

"E.g., She responded promptly to the email."

🗣️ /ˈbel.oʊ/

To shout loudly, often in anger.

"E.g., He bellowed orders at his team."

🗣️ /ˈklæt.ər/

A loud, rattling noise.

"E.g., The clatter of dishes echoed through the kitchen."

🗣️ /ˈfræn.tɪk/

Wild or hurried due to fear or anxiety.

"E.g., She made a frantic search for her lost keys."

🗣️ /ˈdʒɪn.dʒər.li/

With extreme caution or care.

"E.g., He stepped gingerly onto the icy pavement."

🗣️ /ˈtɑː.nɪʃ/

To lose brightness or become stained.

"E.g., The silverware had tarnished over time."

🗣️ /ˈflɪk.ər/

A brief, unsteady light or movement.

"E.g., The candle’s flicker created eerie shadows."

🗣️ /lʌʃ/

Rich, full, and abundant.

"E.g., The garden was filled with lush greenery."

🗣️ /ˈbrɪsk.li/

In a quick and energetic manner.

"E.g., She walked briskly to catch the bus."

🗣️ /kwɜːk/

A peculiar trait or characteristic, often unusual or unexpected.

"E.g., His habit of collecting old maps is just one of his many quirks."

🗣️ /ˈbɑː.mi/

Slightly crazy or foolish.

"E.g., That idea sounds completely barmy!"

🗣️ /ˈdɒd.l̩/

Something very easy to do.

"E.g., The test was a doddle—I finished in five minutes!"

🗣️ /ˈhɒb.nɒb/

To socialize with people, especially those of higher status.

"E.g., He loves to hobnob with celebrities at events."

🗣️ /ˈʌt.ər.li/

Completely or absolutely.

"E.g., She was utterly exhausted after the marathon."

🗣️ /ˈnɪp.i/

Cold or chilly.

"E.g., It's a bit nippy outside—better wear a coat."

🗣️ /ˈɡæn.dər/

A quick look or glance.

"E.g., Take a gander at this old photograph!"

🗣️ /ˈwɪt.ər/

To talk a lot about unimportant things.

"E.g., He wittered on about his holiday for hours."

🗣️ /mʌɡ/

A large cup used for drinking hot beverages.

"E.g., She poured herself a mug of tea."

🗣️ /bɒdʒ/

To fix or build something in a clumsy or temporary way.

"E.g., He bodged the repair, but it worked for now."

🗣️ /ˈtʃiː.kɪ.li/

In a playful or slightly rude manner.

"E.g., He cheekily asked for a second dessert."

🗣️ /ˈdæp.ər/

Neat and stylish in appearance.

"E.g., He looked very dapper in his suit."

🗣️ /ˈɡʌz.l̩/

To drink or eat something greedily.

"E.g., He guzzled down his soda in seconds."

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type of speech

pronunciation

definition

example

🗣️ /ˈhʌb.ʌb/

A loud noise or chaotic situation.

"E.g., The hubbub of the market was overwhelming."

🗣️ /ləˈdʒɪt.ə.mət.li/

In a lawful or proper way.

"E.g., He legitimately won the competition."

🗣️ /ˈskrʌf.i/

Untidy or messy in appearance.

"E.g., His scruffy clothes made him look unkempt."

🗣️ /twiːk/

To make small adjustments or improvements.

"E.g., He tweaked the design to make it more efficient.

🗣️ /wɪndʒ/

To complain in an annoying way.

"E.g., Stop whinging and just do it!"

🗣️ /ˈbɒf.ɪn/

A person with deep knowledge in a particular subject, often science or technology.

"E.g., The boffins at the lab developed a new energy-efficient battery."

🗣️ /ˈdɪð.ər/

To hesitate or be indecisive.

"E.g., Stop dithering and make a decision!"

🗣️ /ˈnæt.ər/

To talk casually, often about unimportant things.

"E.g., They nattered for hours over tea."

🗣️ /ˌkæ.tiˈwɒm.pəs/

Slanted, askew, or not arranged properly.

"E.g., His desk was all cattywampus after moving it."

🗣️ /ˈdɪŋ.bæt/

A silly or foolish person.

"E.g., You forgot your keys again, you dingbat!"

🗣️ /ˈɑː.vəʊ/

Slang for the afternoon.

"E.g., Let’s meet up in the arvo for a coffee."

🗣️ /bʌŋ/

To throw or shove something carelessly.

"E.g., Just bung your bag in the corner."

🗣️ /ˈduː.hɪk.i/

An object whose name is unknown or forgotten.

"E.g., Pass me that doohickey for the car engine."

(pretty sure that we have a synonym for this in Chile)

🗣️ /ˈkraɪ.ki/

An expression of surprise or amazement.

"E.g., Crikey, that was a close call!"

Interjections are word or phrases that expresses a sudden emotion, like surprise, excitement, or pain, and is grammatically independent from the rest of the sentence.

I know we didn't see this yet, but i liked the word (hope it's okay)

🗣️ /flæt aʊt/

At full speed or working very hard.

"E.g., I’ve been working flat out all day."

🗣️ /ˈfet.l̩/

Condition or state of health.

"E.g., He’s in fine fettle after his holiday."

🗣️ /ˈɡɒb.l.dɪ.ɡuːk/

Complicated or meaningless language.

"E.g., His explanation was pure gobbledegook."

🗣️ /huːt/

To laugh loudly or make a sound like an owl.

"E.g., He hooted with laughter at the joke."

There's a pokemon called HootHoot, which is literally an owl.

🗣️ /kəˈfʌf.əl/

A fuss or commotion.

"E.g., There was a kerfuffle over the lost tickets."

🗣️ /ˈleɡ.ləs/

Slang for being extremely drunk.

"E.g., He was completely legless after the party."

🗣️ /ˈmuː.lɑː/

Slang for money.

"E.g., I need some moolah for the weekend."

🗣️ /ˈpek.ɪʃ/

Slightly hungry.

"E.g., I’m feeling a bit peckish—let’s grab a snack."

🗣️ /ʃlep/

To drag or carry something heavy.

"E.g., I had to schlep my luggage through the airport."

🗣️ /sʊk/

A person who complains or acts overly sensitive.

"E.g., Don’t be such a sook—just do it!"

🗣️ /ˈwɒz.ək/

Slang for an annoying or foolish person.

"E.g., Stop acting like a complete wazzock."

🗣️ /jɒŋks/

A long time.

"E.g., I haven’t seen you in yonks!"

🗣️ /zɒŋkt/

Extremely tired or exhausted.

"E.g., After the long hike, I was completely zonked."

🗣️ /ˈsnɑː.ki/

Critical or mocking in an indirect or sarcastic way.

"E.g., His snarky comment made everyone uncomfortable."

🗣️ /ˈbrɒl.i/

British informal term for an umbrella.

"E.g., Don’t forget your brolly—it looks like rain."

🗣️ /θrɪft/

The quality of using money and resources carefully without waste

"E.g., His thrift allowed him to save enough money for a trip around the world"

Past simple: sank
Past participle: sunk

🗣️ /sɪŋk/

To go down below the surface of water or another liquid or to descend gradually

"E.g., The heavy box sank to the bottom of the lake before anyone could reach it"

Past simple: leapt
Past participle: leapt

🗣️ /liːp/

To jump or spring a long distance

"E.g., The athlete leapt over the hurdle with ease"

Past simple: fled
Past participle: fled

🗣️ /fliː/

To escape or run away from danger or a difficult situation

"E.g., The thieves fled the scene before the police arrived

Past simple: strove
Past participle: striven

🗣️ /straɪv/

To make great efforts to achieve something

"E.g., He strove to perfect his technique before the competition"

🗣️ /ˈpɛrəl/

Serious and immediate danger

"E.g., The explorers faced great peril as they crossed the treacherous terrain"

🗣️ /ˈfræktʃə/

A break or crack, especially in a bone

"E.g., The doctor confirmed that he had suffered a small fracture

🗣️ /ˈhɛfti/

Large, heavy, or powerful

"E.g., The book was so hefty that she needed both hands to carry it"

🗣️ /ʃruːd/

Having sharp judgment and keen intelligence

"E.g., His shrewd business decisions helped the company grow"

🗣️ /ˈbænɪʃ/

To send someone away as punishment or permanently remove something

"E.g., The king banished the traitor from the kingdom"

🗣️ /lɜːk/

To remain hidden or move stealthily

"E.g., A figure lurked in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to strike"

Past simple: forsook
Past participle: forsaken

🗣️ /fɔːrˈseɪk/

To abandon or give up something completely

"E.g., He forsook his old habits in pursuit of a healthier lifestyle"

Past simple: throve/thrived
Past participle: thriven/thrived

🗣️ /θraɪv/

To grow or develop successfully

"E.g., The plants thrived in the rich soil and warm climate"

🗣️ /ˈdwɪndl/

To gradually decrease in size, amount, or strength

"E.g., Their supplies dwindled as the journey became longer than expected"

🗣️ /ˈpɒndə/

To think deeply about something

"E.g., He pondered the consequences of his decision before acting"

🗣️ /brɪsk/

Quick, energetic, and fresh

"E.g., She took a brisk walk in the morning to wake herself up"

🗣️ /ɡlɪmps/

A brief or partial view of something

"E.g., He caught a glimpse of the rare bird before it flew away

🗣️ /bliːk/

Cold, miserable, or lacking hope

"E.g., The landscape looked bleak under the heavy gray clouds"

🗣️ /ˈpɑːsəl/

A package or wrapped bundle, often sent by mail

"E.g., He received a parcel containing rare books from a distant collector"

🗣️ /ʌnˈwɪtɪŋli/

Without realizing or intending

"E.g., He unwittingly revealed the secret during the conversation"

🗣️ /kwɛl/

To put an end to something, especially by force

"E.g., The leader acted swiftly to quell the unrest in the city"

Past simple: slunk
Past participle: slunk

🗣️ /slɪŋk/

To move smoothly and quietly in a sneaky or guilty manner

"E.g., The thief slunk through the alley, avoiding the streetlights"

🗣️ /skaʊr/

To search thoroughly or clean something aggressively

"E.g., He scoured the shelves looking for the lost book"

🗣️ /dreɪp/

To cover or hang loosely

"E.g., She draped a scarf over her shoulders for warmth"

🗣️ /ˈrævɪdʒ/

To cause severe destruction or damage

"E.g., The wildfire ravaged the forest, leaving only ashes behind"

🗣️ /ˈpɪtəns/

A very small amount, especially of money

"E.g., He worked long hours but was paid only a pittance"

🗣️ /beɪn/

A cause of distress or ruin

"E.g., The strict deadlines became the bane of his creativity"

A feeling of intense happiness or excitement

"E.g., She felt euphoria after winning the competition"

🗣️ /ˈsɒlɪs/

Comfort or relief in times of distress

"E.g., He found solace in reading during difficult times

🗣️ /ˈtiːdiəm/

The state of being monotonous or boring

"E.g., The long meeting was filled with unbearable tedium

🗣️ /ˈhæɡərd/

Looking exhausted or worn out, often due to stress or lack of sleep

"E.g., His haggard appearance showed how much pressure he was under"

🗣️ /dʊr/

Gloomy, stern, or unyielding

"E.g., His dour expression revealed his displeasure"

🗣️ /ˈdʒeɪdɪd/

Tired or lacking enthusiasm due to overexposure

"E.g., He felt jaded after years of monotonous work"

🗣️ /ɡɔːnt/

Extremely thin or worn out, often due to illness or hardship

"E.g., The prisoner looked gaunt after months of starvation"

🗣️ /ˈtæktfʊl/

Showing sensitivity and discretion in dealing with people

"E.g., She gave a tactful response to avoid conflict

🗣️ /ˈnɪmbli/

With agility and speed

"E.g., He nimbly avoided the obstacles in his path"

🗣️ /ˈlævɪʃli/

In a rich and extravagant manner

"E.g., She decorated the hall lavishly for the celebration"

🗣️ /ˈmiːkli/

In a gentle and submissive way

"E.g., He nodded meekly, unwilling to argue further"

🗣️ /ˈɡærʊləsli/

In an excessively talkative manner

"E.g., He spoke garrulously about his travels, barely pausing for breath"

🗣️ /hɑːrk/

Used to call attention or signal someone to listen

"E.g., Hark! I hear footsteps approaching"

This happened because I wrote all the words I wanted to add to my padlet in a list and I organized it by type of speech, so when I wrote them in my padlet, I forgot to set a random order for them.

I don't know if it is part of the rubric, and if it is, I'm sorry :c