B1 Unit 24: Describing things 1
20 B1 words: even, top, able, level, further, near… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.
Word list
| Word | Meaning | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| even/ˈivɪn/ adj | evenflat and smooth, not rough | The road is even and smooth for cycling.The road is even and smooth for cycling. | |
| top/tɑp/ adj | tophighest in position or quality | Mia got top marks in the English test.Mia got top marks in the English test. | |
| able/ˈeɪbəl/ adj | ablehaving the skill or power to do something | Tom is able to swim very fast.Tom is able to swim very fast. | |
| level/ˈlɛvəl/ adj | levelflat, with no part higher than another | Put the shelf on a level surface.Put the shelf on a level surface. | |
| further/ˈfɝðɚ/ adv | furthermore; to a greater degree | We will talk further about this tomorrow.We will talk further about this tomorrow. | |
| near/nɪr/ adj/adv | nearclose in distance | The station is near, so we can walk.The station is near, so we can walk. | |
| available/əˈveɪləbəl/ adj | availablefree to be used or got | Is this room available for next weekend?Is this room available for next weekend? | |
| main/meɪn/ adj | mainmost important or largest | The main road is closed today.The main road is closed today. | |
| worth/wɝθ/ adj | worthdeserving a particular action or effort | This old book is worth reading again.This old book is worth reading again. | |
| various/ˈvɛriəs/ adj | variousseveral different kinds of | The shop sells various kinds of cheese.The shop sells various kinds of cheese. | |
| quality/ˈkwɑləti/ adj | qualityof high standard; very good | Anna likes quality time with her grandmother.Anna likes quality time with her grandmother. | |
| amazing/əˈmeɪzɪŋ/ adj | amazingvery surprising and wonderful | The view from the mountain is amazing.The view from the mountain is amazing. | |
| involved/ˌɪnˈvɑlvd/ adj | involvedtaking part in something | Lucy is involved in a charity for children.Lucy is involved in a charity for children. | |
| serious/ˈsɪriəs/ adj | seriousimportant and needing careful thought | Tom had a serious talk with his boss.Tom had a serious talk with his boss. | |
| entire/ɪnˈtaɪɚ/ adj | entirewhole; complete | The entire family came to the wedding.The entire family came to the wedding. | |
| huge/hjudʒ/ adj | hugeextremely large | They live in a huge house by the sea.They live in a huge house by the sea. | |
| standard/ˈstændɚd/ n | standarda level of quality | The hotel has a high standard of cleaning.The hotel has a high standard of cleaning. | |
| limited/ˈlɪmətəd/ adj | limitedsmall in number or amount | There are only limited seats left for the show.There are only limited seats left for the show. | |
| completely/kəmˈplitli/ adv | completelyin every way; totally | The room was completely dark.The room was completely dark. | |
| individual/ˌɪndəˈvɪdʒəwəl/ adj | individualsingle; considered separately | Each individual student gets a different book.Each individual student gets a different book. |