Definitions of English Vocabulary

Definitions of English

• Festival: An organized series of concerts, plays, or films, typically held annually in the same location.
• Concert: A musical performance in public, usually by multiple performers.
• Baseball: A ball game played between two teams, primarily during warm weather in the US and Canada.
• Yoga: A practice connecting body, breath, and mind, often used for exercise and stress reduction.
• Reunion: A social gathering for a group of people who haven't seen each other for a while.
• Fantastic: Adjective, meaning extraordinarily good or attractive.
• Awesome: Adjective, extremely impressive. Adverb, extremely well or excellently.
• Awful: Adjective, extremely bad, unpleasant, or ugly.
• Scary: Adjective, frightening and causing fear.
• Weird: Adjective, suggesting something supernatural, strange, unusual, or unexpected.
• Depressing: Adjective, causing unhappiness and hopelessness.
• Crazy: Adjective, demonstrating intense interest or love for someone or something. Adverb, extremely.
• Intonation: The rise and fall of the voice in speaking.

Further Definitions

• Amazing: Very impressive and excellent.
• Bass: Noun, guitar in British English.
• Jam session: A gathering or performance of musicians playing informally and spontaneously.
• Sounds cool: Used to express agreement or admiration for something.
• Recital: A concert by a single musician or a musician with an accompanist.
• Spare: Adjective describing a backup item in case the primary item is lost, broken, or worn.
• Across: On the other side of something.
• Avenue: A wide road, often with trees.
• Grand: Adjective for the largest or most important item of its kind.
• 1400s: The century from 1400 to 1499.
• Antique: A valuable collectible object, often a piece of furniture or artwork, owing to its age and quality.
• Carpet: A floor covering affixed to the floor, typically stretching from wall to wall.
• Rug: A smaller floor covering, not affixed to the floor and movable.

Further Definitions (Continued)

• Escalator: A moving staircase.
• Two flights up: Two floors above a given location.
• Drugstore vs. Pharmacy: Drugstores typically offer more lifestyle goods (like food and cosmetics) than pharmacies, which focus primarily on medication.
• Customer service: Advice and support provided by a company to its customers before and after a purchase.
• Furniture and Furnishings: Furniture includes items such as tables, chairs, and sofas. Furnishings include decorations like pictures, curtains, and carpets.
• Health and beauty products: Perfume, makeup, hair care products, sunscreen, toothpaste, and products for bathing and nail care.
• Floor plan: A diagram illustrating the arrangement of rooms in a building.
• Hosiery: Socks and stockings as a group, often used in a historical context or to specify either socks or stockings versus one another.
• Wallet vs. Purse: A wallet is a smaller item carried in pockets, while a purse is carried on the shoulder.
• Food court: An area in a shopping mall, airport, or railway station with several food vendors.
• Hair spa: A treatment that enhances the quality of hair.
• Fashion sense: A developed sense of style.