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Question 1

condition

Answer 1

Condition means a situation or requirement that must happen for something else to happen.

Short example:
• If you study hard, you will pass the exam.
(Studying hard is the condition for passing.)

Question 2

mess up

Answer 2

Mess up means to make a mistake or do something badly.

Short example:
• I messed up the test and got a bad grade.
(I made mistakes on the test.)

Question 3

condolences

Answer 3

Condolences means words you say to show sympathy when someone dies.

Short example:
• I sent my condolences to her family after her grandfather passed away.
(I showed sympathy to her family.)

Question 4

funeral

Answer 4

Funeral is a ceremony for someone who has died.

Short example:
• We went to my uncle’s funeral last Saturday.
(We attended the ceremony after he died.)

Question 5

basement

Answer 5

Basement is a room under a house or building.

Short example:
• We keep old furniture in the basement.
(We store it in the room below the house.)

Question 6

utilities

Answer 6

Utilities are basic services like water, electricity, and gas.

Short example:
• The rent includes all utilities.
(Water, electricity, etc., are included in the rent.)

Question 7

lease

Answer 7

Lease is a rental agreement for a house, apartment, or car.

Short example:
• I signed a one-year lease for my apartment.
(I agreed to rent it for one year.)

Question 8

real estate agent

Answer 8

baldo

Question 9

politely

Answer 9

Politely means in a nice and respectful way.

Short example:
• She politely asked for help.
(She asked in a nice and respectful way.)

Question 10

convince

Answer 10

Convince means to make someone believe or agree with you.

Short example:
• I convinced my friend to come to the party.
(I made my friend agree to come.)

Question 12

waterfall

Answer 12

Waterfall is a place where water falls from a high point, usually down a cliff or rocks.

Short example:
• We visited a beautiful waterfall during our hike.
(We saw a waterfall while walking in nature.)

Question 13

resort

Answer 13

Resort is a place where people go for vacations to relax and have fun.

Short example:
• We stayed at a beach resort for our holiday.
(We stayed at a place for vacation by the beach.)

Question 14

lamb

Answer 14

Lamb is a young sheep.

Short example:
• We had lamb for dinner last night.
(We ate young sheep meat for dinner.)

Question 15

religious

Answer 15

Religious means related to religion or belief in God.

Short example:
• She follows a religious lifestyle.
(She lives according to her religious beliefs.)

Question 16

goddess

Answer 16

Goddess is a female god in religions or myths.

Short example:
• In ancient Greece, Athena was the goddess of wisdom.
(Athena was the female god of wisdom.)

Question 17

doubt

Answer 17

Doubt means to be unsure or not believe something completely.

Short example:
• I doubt he will come to the party.
(I’m not sure if he will come.)

Question 18

christian

Answer 18

Christian refers to a person who follows Christianity, a religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Short example:
• She is a Christian and goes to church every Sunday.
(She follows the Christian religion and attends church.)

Question 19

bible

Answer 19

Bible is the holy book of Christians, containing religious texts and teachings.

Short example:
• He reads the Bible every morning.
(He reads the holy book of Christians each morning.)

Question 20

priest

Answer 20

Priest is a person who performs religious duties and ceremonies in a church.

Short example:
• The priest gave a sermon during the church service.
(The person who leads the church service gave a speech.)

Question 21

jewish

Answer 21

Jewish refers to something or someone related to Judaism, a religion based on the teachings of the Torah.

Short example:
• She is Jewish and celebrates Hanukkah.
(She follows the Jewish religion and celebrates the holiday.)

Question 22

loan

Answer 22

Loan is money that is borrowed and must be paid back later.

Short example:
• I took a loan to buy a new car.
(I borrowed money to buy the car and will pay it back.)

Question 24

regret

Answer 24

Regret means to feel sorry or unhappy about something you did or didn’t do.

Short example:
• I regret not studying harder for the exam.
(I feel sorry for not studying more.)

Question 25

admit

Answer 25

Admit means to agree that something is true or that you did something. Short example: • He admitted that he was wrong. (He agreed that he made a mistake.)

Question 26

favor

Answer 26

Favor means a kind or helpful act done for someone. Short example: • Can you do me a favor and pass the salt? (Can you help me by passing the salt?)

Question 27

achieve

Answer 27

Achieve means to successfully complete or accomplish something. Short example: • She achieved her goal of running a marathon. (She successfully completed the goal of running a marathon.)

Question 28

achievement

Answer 28

Achievement means a successful result or accomplishment of something. Short example: • Graduating from university was a big achievement for him. (It was a great success for him to finish university.)

Question 29

current

Answer 29

Current means something that is happening now or at the present time. Short example: • The current weather is sunny and warm. (The weather right now is sunny and warm.)

Question 30

admire

Answer 30

Admire means to respect or like someone or something because of their qualities or achievements. Short example: • I admire her dedication to helping others. (I respect her effort to help people.)

Question 31

promote

Answer 31

Promote means to encourage or support something or someone, or to raise someone to a higher position. Short example: • She was promoted to manager after working hard. (She was given a higher position because of her efforts.)

Question 32

out of date

Answer 32

Out of date means something that is no longer current, useful, or valid. Short example: • The milk is out of date, so we can’t drink it. (The milk is expired and no longer good to use.)

Question 34

confession

Answer 34

Confession means telling the truth about something you did wrong. Short example: • He made a confession about lying to his parents. (He told the truth about lying.