Batch 14 Flashcards
(20 cards)
apprentice
[eprentis]
a person who learns how to do a job from a skilled person
Mark is an apprentice chef at the restaurant
noun
assure
[esyuer]
to tell them something is true to make them less worried
He assured the boss that the building would be done on time
verb
bandage
[baendidge]
a piece of cloth used to stop bleeding
If you cut yourself, please get a bandage from the first-aid kit
noun
bleed
[blid]
to lose blood
If you are not careful, you will cut your finger and bleed
verb
bond
[bond]
to become friends with that person
The women bonded after several hours of conversations
verb
chef
[syef]
a person who cooks in a restaurant
Tom is a chef at the restaurant near my house
noun
crown
[kraun]
the hat worn by a king or queen
The crown is made of gold
noun
diligent
[diledgent]
works hard and is careful
Craig has always been a very diligent person at work
adjective
departure
[dipartsyer]
the act of leaving a place
They were excited about their departure to got back home
noun
emperor
[emperere]
the leader of a group of countries
The emperor Julius Caesar was in control of ancient Rome
noun
fiber
[faiber]
a thread of a substance used to make clothes or rope
The mat was made from tiny fibers
noun
horrible
[horebel]
very bad
The asisgnment was horrible. I hated it
adjective
impolite
[impelait]
rude, not polite
Roger is impolite to everyone he meets
adjective
kneel
[nil]
to put one or both knees on the ground
Daryl kneeled down on one kneww and asked Nina to marry him
verb
luxury
[laksyeri]
an expensive thing that is nice but not needed
Our honeymoon resort was a luxury we really enjoyed
noun
massive
[maesiv]
very big
The wheels on his truck were massive
adjective
panic
[paenik]
to feel so nervous or afraid that one can’t think clearly
Everyone panicked when the house caught on fire
verb
priority
[praioreti]
more important than other things
My priority is to get good grades in school
noun
robe
[roub]
a long, loose piece of clothing
The monks at the temple all wear robes
noun
scold
[skould]
criticize someone angrily for doing something wrong
Jesse was scolded by the teacher for not paying attention
verb
