B1 Unit 29: Home 2
19 B1 words: pin, brick, pipe, dirt, rubber, bin… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.
Word list
| Word | Meaning | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| pin/pɪn/ v | to pinto attach with a pin | Pin the note on the board, please.Pin the note on the board, please. | |
| brick/brɪk/ n | bricka block used for building walls | They built the house with red bricks.They built the house with red bricks. | |
| pipe/paɪp/ n | pipea tube that carries liquid | A water pipe broke in the bathroom.A water pipe broke in the bathroom. | |
| dirt/dɝt/ n | dirtdust or mud | Wipe the dirt from your shoes.Wipe the dirt from your shoes. | |
| rubber/ˈrʌbɚ/ n | rubbera stretchy material | Rubber boots keep your feet dry.Rubber boots keep your feet dry. | |
| bin/bɪn/ n | bina container for rubbish | Put the bottle in the recycling bin.Put the bottle in the recycling bin. | |
| basement/ˈbeɪsmənt/ n | basementa room below ground level | We keep the bikes in the basement.We keep the bikes in the basement. | |
| carpet/ˈkɑrpət/ n | carpetthick cloth covering a floor | The new carpet in the living room is soft.The new carpet in the living room is soft. | |
| barrel/ˈbærəl/ n | barrela round container for liquids | The farmer keeps rainwater in a large wooden barrel.The farmer keeps rainwater in a large wooden barrel. | |
| hammer/ˈhæmɚ/ n | hammera tool for hitting nails | Dad used a hammer to fix the fence.Dad used a hammer to fix the fence. | |
| plug/plʌɡ/ n | pluga device that connects equipment to electricity | Please put the plug into the wall socket.Please put the plug into the wall socket. | |
| central heating/ˈsɛntrəl ˈhitɪŋ/ n | central heatinga system that heats a whole building | Central heating keeps our flat warm in winter.Central heating keeps our flat warm in winter. | |
| basin/ˈbeɪsən/ n | basina bowl for washing | Lucy washed her hands in the bathroom basin.Lucy washed her hands in the bathroom basin. | |
| ladder/ˈlædɚ/ n | laddersteps you climb to reach high places | Dad climbed the ladder to clean the roof.Dad climbed the ladder to clean the roof. | |
| tin/tɪn/ n | tina metal container | Mia kept the biscuits in a tin.Mia kept the biscuits in a tin. | |
| mixing bowl/ˈmɪksɪŋ boʊl/ n | mixing bowla big bowl for mixing food | Anna mixed the eggs and flour in a large mixing bowl.Anna mixed the eggs and flour in a large mixing bowl. | |
| needle/ˈnidəl/ n | needlea thin pointed tool for sewing | Grandma used a needle and thread to fix my coat.Grandma used a needle and thread to fix my coat. | |
| pillow/ˈpɪloʊ/ n | pillowa soft bag for your head in bed | Tom put a soft pillow under his head.Tom put a soft pillow under his head. | |
| jar/dʒɑr/ n | jara glass container with a lid | Mom put the jam in a glass jar.Mom put the jam in a glass jar. |