অক্সফোর্ড 5000 শব্দতালিকা: B2-C1 ভোকাবুলারি

• The Oxford 5000 is a core word list for advanced English learners
• It complements the Oxford 3000
• It includes an additional 2000 words for B2-C1 level learners

B2 Vocabulary

• Absorb (verb): To soak up or assimilate something
• Abstract (adjective): Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence
• Accent (Noun): A distinctive way of pronouncing a language, especially one associated with a particular country, area, or social group
• Accidentally (adverb): Happening by chance or unexpectedly
• Accommodate (verb): To provide lodging or sufficient space for; to adapt or adjust to someone's needs or preferences
• Accomplish (verb): To achieve or complete successfully.
• Accountant (noun): A person whose job is to keep or inspect financial accounts
• Accuracy (noun): The quality or state of being correct or precise
• Accurately (adverb): In a way that is correct and precise
• Acid (noun): A chemical substance that neutralizes alkalis, dissolves some metals, and typically has a sour taste
• Activate (verb): To make something active or operative:
• Addiction (noun): The state of being compulsively committed to a habit or practice or to something psychologically or physically habit-forming
• Additionally (adverb): In addition; also; as well
• Adequate (adjective): Satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity
• Adequately (adverb): To a satisfactory or acceptable extent
• Adjust (verb): To alter or regulate something so as to achieve accuracy or conform to a standard
• Affordable (adjective): Inexpensive enough for people to buy
• Agriculture (noun): The science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals to provide food, wool, and other products
• AIDS (noun): a disease in which there is a severe loss of the body's cellular immunity, greatly lowering the resistance to infection and malignancy
• Alien (noun): A foreigner, especially one who is not a naturalized citizen of the country where they are living:
• Alongside (preposition): Next to or along the side of someone or something
• Altogether (adverb): Completely; totally
• Ambulance (noun): A vehicle equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from hospital, especially in emergencies
• Amusing (adjective): Causing laughter or providing entertainment
• Analyst (noun): A person who conducts analysis
• Ancestor (noun): A person from whom one is descended
• Animation (noun): The state of being full of life or vigor
• Annually (adverb): Once a year; every year
• Anticipate (verb): To regard as probable; expect or predict
• Anxiety (noun): A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an event or something with an uncertain outcome
• Apology (noun): An expression of regret or remorse for something that one has done wrong
• Applicant (noun): A person who applies for something, such as a job
• Appropriately (adverb): In a manner that is suitable or fitting
• Arrow (noun): A shaft shot from a bow
• Artwork (noun): Visual works of art, especially paintings, drawings, prints, or sculptures
• Aside (adverb): To one side; out of the way
• Asset (noun): A useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
• Assign (verb): To allocate a job or duty
• Assistance (noun): The action of helping someone; aid
• Assumption (noun): A thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof
• Assure (verb): To tell someone something positively to dispel any doubts
• Astonishing (adjective): Extremely surprising or impressive
• Attachment (noun): An affection for or commitment to someone or something
• Auction (noun): A public sale in which goods or property are sold to the highest bidder
• Audio (adjective): Relating to the sound that is heard on a recording or broadcast
• Automatic (adjective): Working by itself with little or no direct human control
• Automatically (adverb): In a manner that is automatic; as a result of reflex action
• Awareness (noun): Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact
• Awkward (adjective): Causing difficulty; hard to do or deal with
• Badge (noun): A small piece of metal or plastic, typically bearing a design or inscription, worn to identify a person or to indicate membership of an organization or support for a cause
• Balanced (adjective): Taking everything into account; well-judged or even
• Ballet (noun): An artistic dance form:
• Balloon (noun): A small bag made of thin rubber and filled with air or gas:
• Barely (adverb): Only just; almost not
• Bargain (noun): An agreement between parties regarding the sale of an item
• Basement (noun): A building's partially or entirely underground story.
• Basket (noun): A container used to hold harvested goods:
• Bat (noun): An implement used for hitting a ball
• Beneficiail (adjective): Producing good results or effects
• Beside (preposition): At the side of; next to
• Besides (preposition/adverb): In addition to; apart from
• Bias (noun): Prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way that’s unfair
• Bid (noun/verb): An offer of price; To offer a price.
• Biological (adjective): Related to living things
• Blanket (noun): A woolen covering to provide warmth
• Blow (noun): A forceful strike with a hand, weapon etc
• Bold (adjective): Courageous and daring
• Bombing (noun): an attack by dropping bombs.
• Booking (noun): the action of reserving something.
• Boost (verb/noun): To increase; an increase
• Bound (adjective): obliged or certain to do or have something.
• Brick (noun): A block of baked clay used in building
• Briefly (adverb): For a short time
• Broadcaster (noun): A person who transmits sound or images
• Broadly (adverb): In a general way; without precision
• Bug (noun): A small insect
• Cabin (noun): A small, simple house or shelter made of wood
• Canal (noun): A man-made waterway
• Candle (noun): A wax cylinder with a wick that is burned to provide light
• Carbon (noun): An element that is essential to life
• Casual (adjective): Relaxed and unconcerned
• Cave (noun): A large underground chamber:
• Certainty (noun): The state of being without doubt
• Certificate (noun): An official document attesting to a fact
• Challenging (adjective): Difficult in an interesting way
• Championship (noun): A high-level competition:
• Charming (adjective): Very pleasing or attractive
• Chase (verb/noun): To pursue; an act of pursuing
• Cheek (noun): The side of the face below the eye
• Cheer (verb/noun): To applaud; applause
• Choir (noun): A group of people singing together
• Chop (verb): To cut into pieces
• Circuit (noun): A circular path:
• Civilization (noun): A complex, highly organised society
• Clarify (verb): To make clear or easier to understand
• Classify (verb): To divide things into groups
• Clerk (noun): An office worker
• Cliff (noun): A steep rock face
• Clinic (noun): A place providing medical treatment
• Clip (noun): A small metal or plastic device designed to hold things together.
• Coincidence (noun): A chance occurrence of notable events.
• Collector (noun): A person who collects things
• Colony (noun): A country controlled by another
• Colourful (adjective): Full of colour
• Comic (adjective/noun): Causing amusement; an amusing person
• Commander (noun): A person in charge
• Comparative (adjective): Measured or judged by comparison
• Completion (noun): The action of completing something
• Compose (verb): To write or create
• Composer (noun): A writer of music.
• Compound (noun): A thing composed of two or more separate elements; a mixture
• Comprehensive (adjective): Complete and thorough
• Comprise (verb): Consist of; be made up of
• Compulsory (adjective): required by law or a rule; obligatory.
• Concrete (adjective/noun): existing in a material or physical form
• Confess (verb): To admit something
• Confusion (noun): Lack of understanding; uncertainty
• Consequently (adverb): As a result
• Conservation (noun): Protecting the enviroment
• Considerable (adjective): Large or important
• Considerably (adverb): To a large extent or degree
• Consistently (adverb): Always behaving in the same way
• Conspiracy (noun): A secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful.
• Consult (verb): Seek information or advice from
• Consultant (noun): A person who provides expert advice
• Consumption (noun): The using up of a resource
• Controversial (adjective): Causing a public disagreement
• Controversy (noun): Prolonged public disagreement
• Convenience (noun): The state of being able to proceed without difficulty
• Convention (noun): An agreement between states
• Conventional (adjective): Based on what is generally done or believed; following traditional forms and genres
• Convey (verb): To make known
• Convincing (adjective): Able to persuade someone
• Cope (verb): Deal effectively with something difficult
• Corporation (noun): A large company
• Corridor (noun): A long passage in a building
• Counter (noun): a long flat surface on which things are sold or food is prepared
• Coverage (noun): the extent to which something deals with or applies to something else
• Crack (verb/noun): A line on the surface of something, or to break something
• Craft (noun): activity involving skill in making things by hand.
• Creativity (noun): The use of imagination or original ideas to create something
• Critically (adverb): Expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgments
• Cruise(verb/noun): A holiday trip, or to travel at a moderate speed.
• Cue (noun): a thing that is said or done to signal someone
• Curious (adjective): eager to know or learn something.
• Curriculum (noun): The courses offered by a school

D-E

• Dairy (adjective): Containing or made from products
• Dare (verb): To be brave enough to do something
• Darkness (noun): The state of being without light
• Database (noun): A structured set of data held in a computer
• Deadline (noun): the latest time or date by which something should be completed.
• Deadly (adjective): Causing or able to cause death
• Dealer (noun): A person who trades
• Deck (noun): outside area of a boat
• Defender (noun): Someone protecting something
• Delete (verb): Remove something
• Democracy (noun): Government by the people
• Democratic (adjective): Relating to democracy
• Demonstration (noun): A public display:
• Depart (verb): Leave
• Dependent (adjective): Relying on someone else
• Deposit (noun): A sum of money placed in a bank
• Depression (noun): Serious state of unhappiness
• Derive (verb): Get something form a source
• Desperately (adverb): Showing hopelessness; extremely
• Destruction (noun): Process of causing damage
• Determination (noun): Quality of being determined
• Devote (verb): Give time or effort to something
• Differ(verb): To be unlike
• Disability (noun): A physical or mental condition that limits someone's movement
• Disabled (adjective): Having a condition that restricts movement
• Disagreement (noun): Lack of consensus
• Disappoint (verb): Fail to fulfill the expectations
• Disappointment (noun): Sadness caused by expectations unfulfilled
• Discourage (verb): Cause someone to lose confidence
• Disorder (noun): Lack of order
• Distant (adjective): Far away in space or time
• Distinct (adjective): Recognizably different in nature from something else of a similar type
• Distinguish (verb): Recognize or treat someone or something as different
• Distract (verb): Prevent someone from giving full attention to something
• Disturb (verb): Interrupt someone
• Dive (verb/noun): Jumping into water; a steep descent
• Diverse (adjective): Showing a great deal of variety
• Diversity (noun): The state of showing variety
• Divorce (verb/noun): Legal separation from a partner
• Dominant (adjective): Most important, powerful or influential
• Donation (noun): Giving something
• Dot (noun): A small round mark of spot
• Downtown (adjective/noun/adverb): business centre of a town.
• Dramatically (adverb): In a dramatic manner
• Drought (noun): A period of dry weather
• Dull (adjective): Lacking excitement
• Dump (verb): Put something down carelessly
• Duration (noun): The time during which something continues
• Dynamic (adjective): Characterized by constant change

E

• Economics (noun): The study of production and consumption of wealth
• Economist (noun): An expert in economics
• Editorial (adjective): Relating to the editing of writing
• Efficiently (adverb): achieving maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or expense.
• Elbow (noun): The joint between forearm and upper arm
• Electronics (noun): Relating to devices using electrical circuits
• Elegant (adjective): Graceful and stylish in appearance
• Elementary (adjective): Relating to the rudiments of a subject
• Eliminate (verb): Completely remove
• Embrace (verb): Hold someone closely
• Emission (noun): the production and discharge of something, especially gas or radiation.
• Emotionally (adverb): with reference to emotions.
• Empire (noun): extensive group of states ruled over by a single monarch or ruling authority.
• Enjoyable (adjective): Giving Delight
• Entertaining (adjective): Providing amusement or enjoyment
• Entrepreneur (noun): A person who organizes a business
• Envelope (noun): A flat paper container with a sealable flap, used to enclose a letter or document
• Equip (verb): Supply with what is needed
• Equivalent (adjective/noun): Equal in value
• Era (noun): A long period of time with specific characteritics
• Erupt (verb): (of a volcano) become active and eject lava, ash, and gases.
• Essentially (adverb): basically; fundamentally.
• Ethic (noun): Moral principles
• Ethnic (adjective): Concerning different races of people
• Evaluation (noun): Assessment of something
• Evident (adjective): Clear; easily seen
• Evolution (noun): Development
• Evolve (verb): Develop gradually
• Exceed (verb): Be greater than
• Exception (noun): A person or thing that is excluded from a general statement of rule
• Excessive (adjective): More than is necessary
• Exclude (verb): Deny access to a place
• Exhibit (verb/noun): Publicly display in an art gallery
• Exit (noun): A way out
• Exotic (adjective): Originating in a strange country
• Expansion (noun): The action of becoming larger or more extensive
• Expertise (noun): Expert skill or knowledge
• Exploit (verb): Make full use of a resource
• Exposure (noun): The state of being exposed to contact with something
• Extension (noun): An act of increasing the length of something
• Extensive (adjective): Covering or affecting a large area
• Extensively (adverb): In an extensive manner; widely