Спілкування англійською — B1, 286 слів

1. absolutely

   абсолютно

   Completely or totally — something is 100% true or finished.

   I absolutely love chocolate ice cream.

2. accent

   акцент

   The way a person pronounces words from their country or region.

   She has a French accent when she speaks English.

3. accept

   прийняти

   To say yes to something that someone offers you.

   She accepted the job offer from the company.

4. according to

   на думку

   It means showing what someone thinks or says about something.

   According to my teacher, I am a good student.

5. actually

   насправді

   Used when you tell someone something surprising or unexpected.

   I don't like pizza, but actually, this one is really good!

6. add

   додати

   To say something more or give more information about what you said before.

   She said she was happy, and then added that she got a new job.

7. admit

   визнавати

   To tell someone that you did something wrong or bad, even though you don't want to.

   She admitted that she broke the vase.

8. advise

   радити

   To tell someone what you think is the best thing for them to do.

   My teacher advised me to study harder for the test.

9. after all

   все ж таки

   Used to give a reason why something is true or important.

   He is late, but after all, the traffic was very bad today.

10. alarm

    сигнал тривоги

    A loud sound or signal that warns you about danger.

    The fire alarm went off when smoke filled the kitchen.

11. alphabet

    алфавіт

    The set of all the letters used in a language, arranged in a special order.

    The English alphabet has 26 letters from A to Z.

12. although

    хоча

    Used to join two different ideas that are both true.

    Although it was raining, we went to the park.

13. and

    і

    Used to add extra words or information that make what you say stronger.

    He is tall and very strong.

14. announce

    оголосити

    To tell people about something new or important.

    The teacher announced that there will be no school tomorrow.

15. announcement

    оголошення

    A public or official statement that tells people important news or information.

    The teacher made an announcement about the school trip next week.

16. anyway

    все одно

    Used to say that something matters more than what you have just said.

    I don't like the food, but anyway, I'm happy to be here with you.

17. apart from

    крім

    It means except for something or someone; not including that person or thing.

    Apart from pizza, I don't like Italian food very much.

18. apologise

    вибачитися

    To tell someone you are sorry for something bad you did.

    I apologised to my friend for being late to her birthday party.

19. apology

    вибачення

    A statement that you say when you are sorry for doing something wrong.

    I gave an apology to my friend for being late to her party.

20. application

    заявка

    A formal request you send to a school, job, or organization asking them to accept you.

    I sent my application to the university last week.

21. apply

    подати заявку

    To ask for something, like a job or school, by sending a letter or form.

    She will apply for a job at the bank next week.

22. approve

    схвалювати

    To say that you think something is good and agree with it.

    My parents approve of my new job.

23. argue

    сперечатися

    To disagree with someone and talk about why you do not agree.

    My sister and I argue about what movie to watch.

24. argument

    суперечка; сварка

    A disagreement or fight between two people who do not agree about something.

    My sister and I had an argument about who should wash the dishes.

25. as long as

    якщо тільки

    You can do something if one condition is true.

    You can stay out as long as you finish your homework first.

26. as/so long as

    якщо тільки

    You can do something if one condition happens first.

    You can go outside as long as you finish your homework.

27. ask

    просити

    To request something from someone or to want them to do something for you.

    I asked my teacher for help with my homework.

28. at least

    принаймні

    The smallest amount or number that is true or possible.

    I drink at least two cups of coffee every day.

29. be welcome to do sth

    можеш/можете зробити

    You can do something; it is allowed and the person wants you to do it.

    You are welcome to visit my house anytime.

30. be/get/keep, etc. in touch

    бути у контакті

    To communicate with someone or stay connected by talking or writing.

    I will keep in touch with my friends after I move to a new city.

31. because of

    через

    Used to say what causes something to happen.

    I was late for work because of the heavy traffic.

32. believe it or not

    вір чи ні

    Used when you tell someone something surprising that is true.

    Believe it or not, I have never eaten pizza before in my life.

33. besides

    крім того

    Used to add another reason to what you have just said; also.

    I like this job because it pays well, and besides, my colleagues are very friendly.

34. blame

    звинувачити

    To say that someone did something bad or wrong.

    Don't blame your friend for breaking the toy—it was an accident.

35. blog

    вести блог

    To write and share your thoughts or news on the internet for other people to read.

    She blogs about her cooking every week.

36. blogger

    блогер

    A person who writes articles and shares ideas on the internet.

    My sister is a blogger who writes about cooking every week.

37. brief

    короткий

    Lasting or taking only a short time.

    I had a brief phone call with my friend this morning.

38. brochure

    брошура

    A small book with pictures and information about something.

    I got a brochure about the hotel before I booked my room.

39. call

    гукати; кликати

    To speak loudly so that someone far away can hear you.

    I called to my friend across the street.

40. card

    візитка

    A small piece of paper with information, name, or message written on it.

    I gave my business card to the new person at work.

41. catch up with sb

    зустрітися та поговорити

    To meet someone and talk with them after a long time.

    I saw my old friend at the shop and we decided to catch up with each other over coffee.

42. certificate

    сертифікат

    An official paper that shows you completed a course or passed a test.

    She received a certificate after finishing her English class.

43. check

    перевірити

    To find out if something is true or correct by looking or asking.

    I need to check my email to see if I have any new messages.

44. Cheers!

    Будьмо!; За здоров'я!

    Said before drinking with other people, to wish them health and happiness.

    We raised our glasses and said cheers before drinking our juice.

45. clearly

    ясно

    In a way that is easy to understand; not confusing.

    She spoke clearly so everyone could understand her words.

46. Come on!

    Давай!

    Said to encourage someone to do something or to try harder.

    Come on! You can finish the race — keep running!

47. comma

    кома

    A small curved punctuation mark (,) used in writing to separate ideas.

    Put a comma between the words in a list.

48. comment

    зауваження

    A short remark or opinion that someone says about something.

    She made a nice comment about my new shoes.

49. communicate

    спілкуватися

    To share information or ideas with another person.

    I communicate with my friend by sending messages.

50. communication

    спілкування

    When people share information and ideas with each other.

    Good communication between friends helps them understand each other better.

51. complain

    скаржитися

    To tell someone that you are not happy about something.

    She complained to the teacher about the difficult homework.

52. complain of sth

    скаржитися на

    To tell someone that something is wrong or makes you unhappy.

    Several neighbours complained of the noise.

53. complaint

    скарга

    A statement saying that something is wrong or bad and you are not happy about it.

    She made a complaint about the cold coffee at the cafe.

54. complete

    повний

    Whole; all of something with nothing missing or left out.

    I read the complete book in one day.

55. completely

    повністю

    In a total or whole way; not partially or partly.

    I completely understand what you are saying to me.

56. composition

    твір

    A piece of writing that a student writes about a topic.

    She wrote a composition about her favourite holiday for her English class.

57. conference

    конференція

    A meeting where people talk and discuss things together.

    The teacher had a conference with my parents about my school work.

58. confirm

    підтвердити

    To say yes to something you agreed before so it is certain.

    I called the restaurant to confirm our dinner reservation for tonight.

59. consonant

    приголосний

    A sound in a language made by blocking or narrowing airflow in your mouth.

    The letter B makes a consonant sound at the start of the word 'ball'.

60. contact

    контакт

    A person you know and can talk to or communicate with.

    I have my friend's contact in my phone so I can call her.

61. contract

    контракт

    A written agreement between two people or groups about what they will do.

    She signed a contract to work at the company for two years.

62. convince

    переконати

    To make someone believe something by giving them good reasons.

    I convinced my friend to try the new restaurant by telling her about the good food.

63. could

    можеш / можна б

    Used to suggest an idea or a possibility to someone.

    You could try calling him to see if he's free.

64. count

    рахувати

    To say numbers in order, one after another.

    Can you count from one to ten?

65. cry

    кричати

    To shout loudly so people can hear you.

    The child cried for help when she fell down.

66. CV

    резюме

    A document that shows your education, skills, and work experience.

    I sent my CV to the company when I applied for the job.

67. date

    датувати

    To write the day, month, and year on something like a letter or document.

    I need to date this letter before I send it.

68. declare

    оголошувати

    To say or announce something officially and clearly.

    The teacher declared that the exam results were excellent.

69. delete

    видалити

    To remove something so it no longer exists on your computer or phone.

    I deleted the old message from my inbox.

70. demand

    вимагати

    To ask for something in a strong way, as if the other person must give it.

    The teacher demanded that all students finish their homework before leaving class.

71. description

    опис

    Words that tell you what something looks like or what it is.

    The description on the box tells you what is inside.

72. despite

    попри

    Used to show that something happens even though another thing is true.

    Despite the rain, we went to the park.

73. diagram

    схема

    A simple drawing that shows how something works or what something looks like.

    The teacher drew a diagram on the board to show us how plants grow.

74. dial

    набирати номер

    To call someone on a phone by pressing numbers or touching buttons.

    I dial my mother's phone number to talk to her.

75. direct

    вказати дорогу

    To tell someone which way to go or show them the path to a place.

    The police officer directed us to the nearest hospital.

76. disagree

    не погоджуватися

    To have a different opinion from another person about something.

    I disagree with you about which movie is better.

77. discussion

    обговорення

    When two or more people talk about something together to share ideas.

    We had a discussion about the best place to go for our holiday.

78. down

    записати

    Writing something down means writing it on paper so you don't forget.

    I wrote down the new vocabulary words in my notebook.

79. due to

    через, через те що

    Because of something that caused it to happen.

    The game was cancelled due to rain.

80. encourage

    заохочувати

    To say or do something that makes someone want to do something.

    The teacher encouraged the students to read more books.

81. ending

    закінчення слова

    The last letters or sounds added to a word to change its meaning.

    The ending '-ing' makes verbs into nouns, like 'run' becomes 'running'.

82. engaged

    зайнято (про телефонну лінію)

    A telephone line is engaged when someone is already using it.

    I tried to call her, but the line was engaged.

83. enquiry

    запитання

    A question you ask to get information about something.

    She made an enquiry about the train times at the station.

84. entry

    запис

    Information you write or type into a computer or document.

    She made an entry in her diary about her day.

85. essay

    твір

    A short piece of writing about one topic that you write for school.

    I wrote an essay about my favourite animal for my English class.

86. exactly

    точно

    It means something is completely true and correct, with nothing wrong.

    You are exactly right about that answer.

87. excuse

    вибачити

    To say sorry to someone and ask them to forgive you for something bad.

    Please excuse me for being late to the meeting.

88. explanation

    пояснення

    Information or words that help someone understand something that they did not know before.

    The teacher gave a clear explanation of how to solve the maths problem.

89. extremely

    дуже

    Very much; to a very great degree.

    This pizza is extremely delicious.

90. fax

    надсилати факс

    To send a document through a special machine that transfers it to another machine.

    I need to fax this form to the office before 5 PM.

91. figure

    число

    A number or amount that you write or say.

    The population figure for the city is very large.

92. finally

    нарешті

    Used to introduce the last important thing you want to say.

    Finally, remember to bring your homework to class.

93. for instance

    наприклад

    Used to give one example of what you have just said.

    I like fruit, for instance apples and bananas.

94. forgive

    пробачити

    To stop being angry with someone because they did something bad.

    I forgive you for breaking my toy.

95. form

    форма

    A group of words put together in a particular way according to grammar rules.

    The past tense form of 'go' is 'went'.

96. fortunately

    на щастя

    It is good that something happened; we are lucky that something happened.

    Fortunately, I found my keys before I left for work.

97. full stop

    крапка

    A small dot (.) you put at the end of a sentence to show it is finished.

    I wrote my name and put a full stop at the end of the sentence.

98. fully

    повністю

    Completely, or with all your attention and effort.

    I listened fully to what my teacher said in class.

99. generally

    зазвичай

    Most of the time; in most situations or cases.

    I generally eat breakfast at 8 o'clock every morning.

100. get

     відповісти

     To answer or respond to someone calling you on the telephone or at the door.

     Can you get the phone? It is ringing.

101. get in touch

     зв'язатися

     Contact someone or communicate with them by phone, email, or message.

     I will get in touch with you tomorrow to discuss the meeting.

102. give in

     погодитися

     To agree to something after you said no, because someone asks you many times.

     My mother asked me to eat vegetables, and finally I gave in.

103. great

     чудовий

     Very good or impressive in a way that is above normal.

     She had a great idea for the project.

104. greet

     вітати

     To say hello to someone when you meet them.

     She greeted her friend with a big smile at the door.

105. greeting

     привітання

     A polite word or action you use when you see or meet someone.

     A simple greeting like 'Hello, how are you?' is a nice way to start a conversation.

106. guess

     здогадуватися

     To try to find the right answer when you don't know it for sure.

     Can you guess how old he is?

107. handwriting

     почерк

     The way you write letters and words by hand with a pen or pencil.

     My handwriting is not very neat, but my teacher can read it.

108. hang up

     покласти трубку

     To end a telephone call by putting down the phone.

     I finished talking to my friend and hung up the phone.

109. hardly

     майже не

     Almost not, or only just barely.

     I hardly know anyone at the new school.

110. hear

     дізнатися

     To receive information or news about something from another person.

     I heard that you got a new job.

111. hear from sb

     чути від когось

     To receive news or communication from someone.

     I hope to hear from you soon.

112. heavily

     важко

     With a lot of weight or in a strong way.

     She sighed heavily when she heard the bad news.

113. honestly

     чесно кажучи

     Used to say that you really mean what you are saying.

     Honestly, this is the best pizza I have ever eaten.

114. hopefully

     сподіваюся

     Used to say what you want to happen.

     Hopefully, I will pass my English test tomorrow.

115. how

     як

     Used to ask someone to describe their experience or feeling about something.

     How was your day at school?

116. How about ...?

     А як щодо...?

     A question you ask to suggest something or ask what someone thinks about an idea.

     How about we go to the park this afternoon?

117. How/What about ...?

     А як щодо...?

     Used to suggest an idea, or to ask someone to think about something.

     What about going to the park this weekend?

118. I bet (you)

     Я впевнений

     Said when you think something is probably true.

     I bet you are hungry after playing all day!

119. I can't tell you how ...

     не можу вам описати

     Used to say that something is very difficult to describe in words.

     I can't tell you how happy I am that you are here.

120. I guess

     гадаю, напевно

     Used when you are not sure about something but think it is probably true.

     I guess it will rain tomorrow, but I am not certain.

121. I suppose (so)

     мабуть, так

     Used to say yes when you are not completely sure or happy about it.

     Can you help me with this homework? I suppose so, but I am busy.

122. I/we shall...

     я/ми будемо

     Used to talk about what you will do in the future or make a promise.

     I shall help you with your homework tomorrow.

123. identity card

     посвідчення особи

     A small card that shows who you are and your personal information.

     I showed my identity card to the police officer.

124. if I were you

     якби я був на твоєму місці

     A way to give advice by saying what you would do in someone's situation.

     If I were you, I would study hard for the test.

125. if only

     якби тільки

     Said when you want something to be different, although you know it cannot change.

     If only I had more time to study for my test!

126. in

     мовою

     Used to show the language or method something is written or made in.

     I wrote a letter in English.

127. in fact

     насправді

     Used to add true information, or to correct what you have just said.

     I thought the party was boring, but in fact, I had a great time.

128. in general

     загалом; у цілому

     Usually or most of the time; not always, but normally.

     In general, I like pizza, but today I prefer soup.

129. in particular

     особливо

     Especially; used to talk about one thing more than others.

     I like many fruits, but I like apples in particular.

130. in the end

     зрештою; врешті-решт

     After everything happens or is done, finally.

     We tried many ways to fix it, but in the end we called a professional.

131. indeed

     справді

     Used to make what you say stronger; really or truly.

     The weather is very cold, and indeed, it is snowing heavily.

132. inform

     повідомляти

     To tell someone something; to give someone information or news.

     I will inform you when the meeting time changes.

133. initial

     літера імені

     The first letter of a word or name.

     My initial is J because my name is John.

134. ink

     чорнило

     A dark liquid that you use with a pen to write or draw on paper.

     I need to buy a new pen because the ink is running out.

135. inquiry

     запитання

     A question you ask to get information about something.

     She made an inquiry about the flight times to London.

136. insist

     наполягати

     To say something very firmly because you strongly want it to happen.

     She insists that everyone must be on time for the meeting.

137. interrupt

     переривати

     To stop someone from speaking by talking before they finish.

     Please don't interrupt me while I'm talking.

138. interview

     співбесіда

     A meeting where a company asks you questions to decide if you can work there.

     I have an interview for a job next Tuesday.

139. introduce

     познайомити

     To tell someone the name of another person you know.

     I introduced my friend Sarah to my colleague Tom at the party.

140. issue

     питання

     A subject or problem that people talk about or think about.

     Climate change is an important issue for many people.

141. itself

     саме

     Used to give special importance to the thing you have just mentioned.

     The problem itself is not difficult, but the solution takes time.

142. joke

     жарт

     A short funny story that makes people laugh.

     My friend told me a joke and I laughed very hard.

143. just

     тільки

     Only this person or thing, nothing more.

     I want just a small coffee, not a large one.

144. keep a/sth secret

     тримати в таємниці

     Not tell other people about something; keep it hidden.

     I will keep your birthday party secret until the right time.

145. keep in touch

     залишатися на зв'язку

     Stay in contact with someone by calling, messaging, or visiting them.

     After moving to a new city, I try to keep in touch with my old friends.

146. label

     етикетка

     A small piece of paper or sticker with information written on it.

     The label on the bottle tells you what is inside.

147. language

     мова

     Words and sounds that people use to talk and write to each other.

     She speaks three languages fluently.

148. learn

     дізнатися

     To be told information and understand it so you remember it.

     I learned about animals in my science class today.

149. lecture

     лекція

     A long talk given by one person to teach a group of people about a subject.

     I attended a lecture about history at the university.

150. lie

     брехати

     To say something that is not true.

     He lied about his age to get into the club.

151. line

     рядок

     A group of words that you write or speak together.

     I wrote a line in my notebook during the lesson.

152. listen

     слухати

     To pay attention to sound, especially when someone is speaking to you.

     Please listen to your teacher in class.

153. logo

     логотип

     A small picture or symbol that a company or organization uses to show who they are.

     The Apple logo is a picture of an apple.

154. Look out!

     Обережись!

     A warning to tell someone there is danger and they must be careful.

     Look out! There is a car coming!

155. look up sth or look sth up

     шукати інформацію

     To search for information about something in a book or on a computer.

     I looked up the word in my dictionary because I did not understand it.

156. madam

     пані

     A polite way to speak to a woman you do not know well.

     Excuse me, madam, is this seat taken?

157. mainly

     переважно

     Mostly or in the largest amount; the biggest or most important part.

     I eat fruit mainly because it is healthy.

158. make a face

     скорчити гримасу

     Change your face expression to show a feeling or to be silly and funny.

     The baby made a face when she tasted the sour lemon.

159. material

     матеріали

     Papers, documents, or things that you use for a particular purpose.

     The teacher gave us reading material for the test.

160. may

     можна

     Used to ask for or give permission.

     May I have a glass of water, please?

161. mean

     означати

     To express or communicate what you want to say or what something shows.

     When I say 'hello', I mean I want to greet you.

162. meaning

     значення

     The message or idea that someone wants to communicate or express.

     Do you understand the meaning of this word?

163. mention

     згадати

     To talk about something or someone quickly and briefly.

     She mentioned that she likes to read books in the evening.

164. name

     називати

     To say what someone or something is called.

     Can you name your favourite animal?

165. no ... than

     не більше ніж

     Used to say that two things are the same or equal in some way.

     She is no taller than her brother.

166. no way

     Не може бути!; Нізащо!

     Said when you strongly disagree or do not believe something.

     You got a thousand dollars? No way!

167. not at all

     зовсім ні

     A polite way to say no or to say something is not true.

     Do you speak French? Not at all, I only speak English.

168. not believe/understand/hear/say, etc. a word

     не вірити жодному слову

     To refuse to accept, understand or listen to what someone says.

     I did not believe a word of his story about the accident.

169. not really

     не дуже

     Used to say no in a gentle or uncertain way.

     Do you like pizza? Not really, I prefer other food.

170. notice

     оголошення

     A written or printed message that tells people about something important.

     There is a notice on the door telling us the shop is closed today.

171. of course

     звичайно

     Used to mean 'yes' or 'certainly' when you agree with something.

     Can you help me? Of course, I will help you!

172. offer

     пропонувати

     To ask someone if they want something you can give them.

     She offered me a cup of tea.

173. Oh my God!

     О, мій Боже!

     An exclamation showing you are very surprised, shocked, or excited about something.

     Oh my God! I won the lottery!

174. Oh well

     Нічого, буває

     A short phrase you say when something bad happens but you cannot change it.

     I forgot my umbrella. Oh well, I will just get wet.

175. on the whole

     в цілому

     Used to talk about something in general, not about the details.

     On the whole, I think the food at that restaurant is good.

176. once upon a time

     давним-давно

     A special way to start a story, usually a fairy tale or adventure.

     Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess in a castle.

177. or

     або (застереження)

     Use 'or' to show that something bad might happen if you don't do something.

     You must eat healthy or you will get sick.

178. out loud

     вголос

     Speaking words so that other people can hear you.

     The teacher asked me to read the story out loud to the class.

179. paragraph

     абзац

     A group of sentences about one topic in a piece of writing.

     The first paragraph of the book tells us about the main character.

180. particularly

     особливо

     Especially; more than other things.

     I like ice cream, but I particularly love chocolate ice cream.

181. partly

     частково

     Not completely; some but not all of something.

     I partly understand English, but I need to learn more.

182. pass on sth or pass sth on

     передати інформацію

     To tell someone information that you received from another person.

     My friend told me the news, and I passed it on to my family.

183. personally

     на мою думку

     In my own opinion or what I think, not what other people think.

     Personally, I think pizza is the best food in the world.

184. persuade

     переконати

     To make someone agree to do something by talking to them.

     I persuaded my friend to come to the party with me.

185. photocopy

     фотокопія

     A copy of a document made by a machine that photographs it.

     I made a photocopy of my passport at the office.

186. phrase

     фраза

     A group of words that together have a meaning, but not a complete sentence.

     The phrase 'good morning' is a polite greeting.

187. point

     суть, основна ідея

     The main idea or message you want to say.

     The teacher's point was that we should always listen carefully in class.

188. possibly

     можливо

     Maybe; it could happen but we are not sure.

     Will you come to the party? Possibly, I need to check my schedule first.

189. post

     опублікувати

     To put a message or picture on the internet for people to see.

     She posts photos of her cat on social media every day.

190. postman

     листоноша

     A person who delivers letters and packages to people's homes.

     The postman brought a letter to our house this morning.

191. prayer

     молитва

     Words you say to God or a person you believe in, usually to ask for help or say thank you.

     Every morning, she says a prayer before breakfast.

192. predict

     передбачати

     To say what you think will happen in the future.

     I predict that it will rain tomorrow.

193. prescription

     рецепт

     A piece of paper from a doctor that tells you what medicine to take.

     The doctor gave me a prescription for antibiotics when I was sick.

194. presentation

     презентація

     An event where someone shows and talks about something to a group of people.

     She gave a presentation about animals at school today.

195. pretty

     досить

     Quite or fairly — a little bit, not very much.

     The weather today is pretty good.

196. promise

     обіцяти

     To tell someone that you will definitely do something.

     I promise I will help you tomorrow.

197. pronounce

     вимовляти

     To say a word correctly in the right way.

     The teacher will pronounce each word slowly for the students to repeat.

198. pronunciation

     вимова

     The way you say a word or words with correct sounds.

     The pronunciation of 'hello' is different in English and other languages.

199. punctuation

     розділові знаки

     Small marks you use in writing to help show where sentences begin and end.

     Use punctuation like periods and commas to make your writing clear.

200. put down sth or put sth down

     класти, поставити

     To stop holding something and place it on a surface.

     I put down my phone and listened to my friend.

201. put sb through

     з'єднати з кимось

     To connect someone to another person by telephone.

     Can you put me through to the manager, please?

202. question mark

     знак питання

     A punctuation sign (?) used at the end of a sentence to show you are asking something.

     When you ask a question, you put a question mark at the end of the sentence.

203. questionnaire

     анкета

     A set of questions that people answer to give their opinions or information.

     I filled out a questionnaire about my favourite foods at the restaurant.

204. quiet

     тихий

     A person who is quiet does not talk very much.

     My friend is quiet and does not speak a lot in class.

205. quite

     зовсім

     Completely or totally — the whole thing, not just some of it.

     I quite understand what you mean.

206. rather

     трохи

     A little bit, not very much.

     I am rather tired after playing all day.

207. reader

     читач

     A person who reads books, newspapers, or other written things.

     She is a good reader and enjoys reading stories every day.

208. recommend

     рекомендувати

     To say that someone or something is good and that other people should try it.

     I recommend this restaurant because the food is delicious.

209. refuse

     відмовитися

     To say no or tell someone you do not want to do something.

     She refused to eat her vegetables at dinner.

210. regarding

     щодо

     Used to show the topic or subject you are talking about.

     I have a question regarding your homework.

211. regards

     привіти

     A polite way to send good feelings or respect to someone.

     Please give my regards to your family when you see them.

212. register

     зареєструватися

     To write your name on an official list.

     I need to register for the English class before it starts.

213. registration

     реєстрація

     The process of writing your name and information on a list or form.

     You need to complete your registration before you can attend the school.

214. remind

     нагадати

     To tell someone again about something they forgot or need to remember.

     Can you remind me to buy milk after work?

215. repeat

     повторити

     To say something again that someone else said before.

     The teacher asked me to repeat the new word three times.

216. reply

     відповідати

     To say or write something back to someone who has spoken or written to you.

     When she asked me a question, I replied with a smile.

217. report

     розповісти

     To tell someone about something you saw or learned.

     I reported the accident to the police.

218. request

     прохання

     When you ask someone politely to do something for you.

     I made a request to my teacher to explain the homework again.

219. review

     рецензія

     Your opinion or thoughts about something you have read, seen, or used.

     I read a good review of the new restaurant on the internet.

220. ring

     дзвеніти

     To make a sound like a bell.

     The phone will ring when someone calls you.

221. ring (sb) up or ring up (sb)

     телефонувати

     To call someone on the telephone.

     I will ring my mother up this evening to say hello.

222. ring sb back

     передзвонити комусь

     To call someone on the telephone after they called you.

     I missed your call, but I will ring you back in five minutes.

223. rude

     неввічливий; грубий

     Not polite; not kind or respectful to other people.

     It is rude to interrupt someone when they are talking.

224. scream

     кричати

     To make a very loud, high cry with your voice.

     She screamed when she saw the spider in her room.

225. shake hands

     потиснути руку

     To hold someone's hand and move it up and down as a greeting.

     When I met my new teacher, I shook hands with her.

226. shout

     кричати

     To speak very loudly so that people can hear you from far away.

     She had to shout to be heard over the loud music at the party.

227. show

     показати

     To give information to someone by letting them see or understand something.

     The teacher will show you how to write the letter correctly.

228. sign

     жест

     A movement of your hand or body to communicate something to another person.

     She made a sign with her hand to tell me to come over.

229. signature

     підпис

     Your name written in your own special way that you write on documents.

     I put my signature on the letter to show it was from me.

230. signpost

     вказівник

     A sign on a pole that shows you information or which way to go.

     I saw a signpost that told me the way to the train station.

231. sir

     сер

     A polite word you use to speak to a man you don't know well.

     Excuse me, sir, can you help me find the station?

232. smile

     усміхатися

     To turn up the corners of your mouth to show you are happy.

     She smiled when she saw her friend at the door.

233. speaker

     мовець

     A person who talks or gives a talk to other people.

     The speaker at the conference told us about climate change.

234. speech

     мовлення

     The ability to talk and express your thoughts and ideas with words.

     After his accident, he worked hard to improve his speech.

235. subject

     тема

     The thing you talk or write about.

     The subject of our conversation was the weather.

236. suggest

     запропонувати

     To tell someone an idea or plan that they could try.

     I suggest we go to the park this afternoon.

237. suggestion

     пропозиція

     An idea or plan that you tell someone about.

     My friend gave me a suggestion to try the new restaurant.

238. table

     таблиця

     A list of information organized in rows and columns to show data clearly.

     The table shows the prices of different fruits at the market.

239. take

     писати, записувати

     To write down information or words on paper or in a notebook.

     I take notes in class to remember what the teacher says.

240. talk

     розмова

     When two or more people speak to each other and share words and ideas.

     I like to talk with my friends about our day at school.

241. tell sb how/what/when to do sth

     говорити комусь, як/що/коли робити

     Give someone information or instructions about how or when to do something.

     My teacher tells me what to do in class.

242. terribly

     дуже, страшенно

     Very much; a lot. Used to say something is very strong or extreme.

     I miss my family terribly when I am away from home.

243. text

     текст

     Words and sentences written or printed on paper or a screen.

     I read the text in my English book.

244. thank God

     слава Богу

     Said when you are very glad that something good has happened.

     Thank God you are safe after the accident!

245. thank you

     дякую

     Words you say to show you are grateful when someone gives you something or helps you.

     She said thank you to the driver and got off the bus.

246. therefore

     тому

     Used to show that something is the result of what you have just said.

     It was raining, therefore I took my umbrella.

247. tick

     галочка; позначка

     A small mark (✓) that you write to show that something is correct or done.

     The teacher put a tick next to every correct answer.

248. tip

     порада

     A helpful suggestion or advice about how to do something better.

     My teacher gave me a tip on how to remember new English words.

249. title

     назва

     The name of a book, film, song, or other work.

     The title of my favourite book is 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'.

250. to be honest

     якщо чесно

     Used when you want to tell the truth about something.

     To be honest, I don't like this movie very much.

251. too bad

     жаль

     Said when something sad or disappointing happens to someone.

     You cannot come to the party? Too bad!

252. topic

     тема

     The subject that people talk or write about.

     Our English class discussed the topic of animals.

253. totally

     повністю

     It means completely or very much, nothing is left out.

     I totally agree with you about that idea.

254. translate

     перекладати

     To change words from one language into another language.

     She translates English books into French.

255. translation

     переклад

     Words changed from one language into another language.

     The translation of the French menu helped me understand what to eat.

256. type

     друкувати; набирати

     To write words or letters using a keyboard or typewriter.

     I type an email to my friend every day.

257. underline

     підкреслити

     To draw a line under a word or text to make it important or noticeable.

     Please underline the correct answer in your exercise.

258. update

     повідомити

     To tell someone new information about something that has changed.

     I will update you when I hear the news about the meeting.

259. via

     через

     A way of using something to send or share information or messages.

     I sent you the photos via email.

260. visa

     віза

     An official document that allows you to visit or live in another country.

     I need to apply for a visa to travel to France next month.

261. vowel

     голосний звук

     A speech sound like a, e, i, o, u that you make with your mouth open.

     The letter 'a' is a vowel in English.

262. wait a minute

     зачекай хвилину

     Said to ask someone to stop and listen to you for a moment.

     Wait a minute, I think you made a mistake in that sentence.

263. wait a minute/moment

     почекай хвилину

     Ask someone to stop and give you a short time before you do something.

     Wait a minute, I need to find my keys before we go.

264. wait a moment

     почекай хвилину

     Stop and stay in one place for a short time.

     Wait a moment, I need to find my keys before we go.

265. warn

     попередити

     To tell someone about something bad or dangerous that might happen.

     My mother warned me not to touch the hot stove.

266. warning

     попередження

     A message that tells you about something bad or dangerous that might happen.

     The weather report gave a warning about heavy rain tomorrow.

267. wave

     махати рукою

     To move your hand left and right in the air to say hello or goodbye.

     I waved to my friend when I saw her at the bus stop.

268. welcome

     привітати

     To greet someone in a friendly way when they arrive.

     I welcome my friend at the door with a smile.

269. What about ...?

     А як щодо...?

     A question you ask to suggest something or ask someone's opinion about something.

     We could go to the park tomorrow. What about you — do you want to come?

270. What if ...?

     А якщо...?

     A way to ask about something that might happen in the future or in imagination.

     What if it rains tomorrow? We can play inside the house.

271. whether... or

     чи... чи

     Used to talk about two possible choices or options.

     I don't know whether to have tea or coffee for breakfast.

272. which

     який, яка, яке

     Used to add more information about a thing you have already mentioned.

     I have a dog, which is brown and very friendly.

273. while

     в той час як

     Used to show that two things happen at the same time, or that they are different.

     I read a book while my friend watches TV.

274. why not?

     чому б і ні?

     A question asking if there is a good reason not to do something.

     Do you want to go to the park? Why not?

275. wish sb luck/success, etc.

     бажати комусь удачі

     To tell someone that you hope something good happens to them.

     I wish you luck on your English test tomorrow!

276. wonder

     (ввічливо) чи не могли б ви...

     To want to know something; used as a polite way of asking.

     I wonder if you could help me with this task.

277. Would you mind...?

     Чи не могли б ви...?

     A polite way to ask someone to do something for you.

     Would you mind opening the door for me, please?

278. write

     писати

     To make letters, words, or messages on paper using a pen or pencil.

     She wrote her name at the top of the page.

279. write sth down or write down sth

     записати

     To put words on paper so you do not forget them.

     I wrote down the important phone number in my notebook.

280. writer

     письменник

     A person who writes books, stories, or articles for people to read.

     She is a writer who creates interesting stories for children.

281. writing

     письмо

     The way someone writes words and letters with a pen or pencil.

     Her writing is very neat and easy to read.

282. written

     написаний

     Made with words on paper or on a computer, not spoken.

     I sent her a written message on my phone.

283. you know

     знаєш

     Used when you want someone to understand or agree with what you are saying.

     This coffee is very hot, you know, so be careful when you drink it.

284. You must be joking!/ You're joking!

     Ти жартуєш!

     Said when you do not believe what someone has just told you.

     When my friend said she won a million dollars, I said, 'You must be joking!'

285. Yours sincerely

     З повагою

     A polite way to end a formal letter or email before you sign your name.

     I will help you with this problem. Yours sincerely, John.

286. Yours truly,

     З повагою,

     A polite way to sign off at the end of a letter or email.

     I hope to hear from you soon. Yours truly, John.

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