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Опис речей англійською — B2, 200 слів

Слова теми «Опис речей» рівня B2: визначення англійською, приклад уживання та переклад українською.

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  1. a balanced diet/meal

    збалансоване харчування

    Food that has the right mix of vegetables, fruits, proteins, and grains for good health.

    Eating a balanced meal with chicken, rice, and vegetables is good for your body.

  2. a good/great deal

    багато

    A large amount or quantity of something.

    I have a great deal of homework to do today.

  3. a great deal

    багато

    A large amount or quantity of something.

    I have a great deal of homework to do this weekend.

  4. a handful of

    небагато, кілька

    A small number or amount of something.

    I have a handful of apples in my bag.

  5. a little

    трохи

    A small amount of something.

    I drink a little milk in my coffee every morning.

  6. a mass of sth

    велика кількість

    A large amount or quantity of something.

    There was a mass of people waiting outside the concert.

  7. a pile of/ piles of sth

    купа чогось

    A lot of things on top of each other or in one place.

    There is a pile of clothes on my bed.

  8. absurd

    абсурдний

    Silly, and not making any sense.

    Wearing a swimming costume in the snow is absurd.

  9. accuracy

    точність

    How correct or exact something is without mistakes.

    The accuracy of the map helped us find the right location.

  10. addition

    додавання

    When you put two numbers together to make a bigger number.

    2 plus 3 equals 5 is a simple addition.

  11. additional

    додаткові

    Extra or more of something that you already have.

    I need additional chairs for the party.

  12. additionally

    крім того

    It means also or plus another thing in addition to something else.

    I like pizza, and additionally, I enjoy eating pasta.

  13. adequate

    достатньо

    Enough, or good enough for what you need.

    The hotel room was small, but it was adequate for our trip.

  14. adequately

    достатньо

    In a way that is good enough or satisfactory for what you need.

    The old car works adequately for driving to work every day.

  15. an awful lot (of sth)

    дуже багато

    A way to say you have many things or a large amount of something.

    I have an awful lot of books in my house.

  16. appropriate

    підходящий

    Right or suitable for a particular situation or person.

    Wearing a suit is appropriate for a job interview.

  17. approximate

    приблизно

    Close to a number or amount, but not exactly right.

    The approximate cost of the meal is twenty dollars.

  18. artificial

    штучний

    Made by people, and not by nature.

    These flowers are artificial because they are made of plastic.

  19. as a whole

    в цілому

    Something together as one complete thing, not separate parts.

    The class as a whole did very well on the test.

  20. at

    по цені

    Used to show the price or amount of something.

    These apples are two dollars at the market.

  21. average

    звичайний

    Normal or usual; not special or different from most other things.

    The weather today is average—not too hot and not too cold.

  22. bad

    зіпсований

    Food that is not fresh and not good to eat anymore.

    The milk smells bad and we cannot drink it.

  23. badly

    погано

    In a way that is not good or not pleasant.

    The team played badly and lost the game.

  24. balanced

    справедливий

    Fair and giving equal things or attention to different people or sides.

    The teacher gave balanced attention to all students in the class.

  25. bare

    порожній

    Empty or with nothing on it or in it.

    The bare table had no books or decorations on it.

  26. barely

    ледве

    Almost not; just enough, but not much.

    She barely passed the test with 51%.

  27. base

    основа

    The bottom part of something that it stands on.

    The lamp has a heavy base so it does not fall over.

  28. be out of sth

    закінчилося

    You do not have something anymore because you have used it all.

    We are out of milk, so we need to buy more.

  29. beam

    балка

    A long, thick piece of wood or metal used to support a building or structure.

    The wooden beam holds up the roof of the house.

  30. beneath

    під

    Under something or below something.

    The cat sat beneath the table.

  31. beneficial

    корисний

    Helpful; making things better for you.

    Exercise is beneficial for your health.

  32. beyond

    поза, далі за

    On the other side of something; further away than something.

    The mountains are beyond the forest.

  33. bizarre

    дивний, незвичайний

    Very strange and unusual; not normal or ordinary.

    She wore a bizarre outfit with purple polka dots and orange stripes.

  34. blade

    лезо

    A thin, sharp metal part of a knife or other tool used for cutting.

    I use a sharp blade to cut the bread.

  35. block

    брусок

    A solid piece of hard material with flat sides, like wood or stone.

    The child played with wooden blocks.

  36. breathtaking

    приголомшливий

    Something so beautiful or amazing that it surprises and impresses you very much.

    The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking.

  37. brightly

    яскраво

    With a lot of light or in a way that is very bright and easy to see.

    The kitchen was brightly lit by a large window.

  38. capacity

    місткість

    The maximum amount of something a container or space can hold.

    The bus has a capacity of 50 people.

  39. cardboard

    картон

    Thick, stiff paper material used to make boxes and packages.

    I packed my books in a cardboard box.

  40. chain

    ланцюг подій

    A series of events or things that happen one after another.

    The chain of events led to the accident happening.

  41. characteristic

    риса

    A quality or feature that someone or something has.

    Kindness is a characteristic of a good teacher.

  42. circular

    круглий

    Round in shape, like a circle.

    The table has a circular top.

  43. concrete

    бетон

    A hard, grey material made from cement, sand, and water, used for building.

    The pavement is made of concrete.

  44. container

    контейнер

    A box or object that holds things inside it.

    She kept the biscuits in a metal container.

  45. curve

    крива

    A line that bends smoothly, not straight.

    The road has a curve before the town.

  46. decent

    прийнятний

    Good enough or acceptable; not bad.

    The restaurant has decent food and good prices.

  47. decorative

    декоративний

    Something decorative is pretty and makes a place look nice.

    She put decorative flowers on the table for the party.

  48. deep

    глибокий

    A deep sound is low and comes from low in the body.

    He has a deep voice that sounds very strong.

  49. degree

    ступінь

    The amount or level of something, like heat or how much something happens.

    The water has a high degree of warmth.

  50. delicate

    м'який

    Soft and fine, and needing careful handling because it breaks easily.

    The delicate fabric of the dress feels very soft and smooth.

  51. delightful

    чудовий

    Very nice, and making you happy.

    The ice cream was delightful!

  52. denim

    денім

    A thick, strong blue cotton fabric used to make clothes like jeans.

    My favourite jeans are made of blue denim.

  53. dense

    густий

    Very thick or closely packed together with many things or people.

    The forest is so dense that sunlight cannot reach the ground.

  54. densely

    густо

    In a way where many things are close together in a small space.

    The city centre is densely populated with tall buildings and many people.

  55. diamond

    ромб

    A shape with four equal sides and pointed corners at the top and bottom.

    She drew a red diamond on her paper.

  56. dimension

    розмір

    The size of something, like how long, wide, or tall it is.

    The dimensions of the box are 10 centimeters long, 5 centimeters wide, and 8 centimeters tall.

  57. disc

    диск

    A flat, round object with a thin shape.

    The CD is a shiny disc that holds music.

  58. distant

    далекий

    Far away in space or distance.

    The mountains look very distant from our house.

  59. dreadful

    жахливий

    Very bad or unpleasant; not good at all.

    The weather was dreadful yesterday, so we stayed inside.

  60. drop

    опустити

    To make something fall down to a lower place.

    She dropped the book on the table.

  61. enough

    недостатньо

    Not good, big, or satisfactory; not as much as you need or want.

    This food is not enough for dinner.

  62. entire

    весь

    Whole, with all parts, nothing missing.

    I ate the entire pizza by myself.

  63. exceptional

    видатний

    Much better than usual.

    She is an exceptional student who always gets the best grades.

  64. extensive

    обширний

    Covering a large area, or including many things.

    The hotel has an extensive menu with many food choices.

  65. extent

    розмір

    How big or how much space something covers or takes up.

    The extent of the forest is very large.

  66. extreme

    надзвичайно великий

    Very large or very great in amount or level.

    The extreme heat made it difficult to go outside.

  67. faint

    слабкий; ледь помітний

    Very small or weak; you can barely see, hear, or notice it.

    I could smell a faint smell of flowers in the garden.

  68. false

    неправдивий

    Not real or genuine; made to look like something it is not.

    That is a false diamond; it is made of plastic.

  69. faulty

    несправний

    Not working properly, because something is wrong with it.

    My faulty phone does not turn on anymore.

  70. fierce

    сильний

    Very strong and powerful in a way that is serious or dangerous.

    The fierce wind knocked down the trees in the forest.

  71. fine

    чудовий

    Very good or of high quality.

    She wore a fine dress to the party.

  72. firm

    твердий

    Hard and not soft when you press it.

    The mattress is very firm and comfortable for sleeping.

  73. flat

    рівний

    Smooth and level, with no bumps or hills.

    The table is flat, so you can put your plate on it.

  74. from

    з

    From shows where something starts or where it comes.

    I am from France.

  75. genuine

    справжній

    Real and not fake or false.

    This is a genuine leather bag, not plastic.

  76. great big/long, etc.

    дуже великий

    Very big, very long, or very large in size.

    She bought a great big cake for the party.

  77. growing

    який росте

    Getting bigger or getting more in size, amount, or number.

    The growing number of students at our school means we need a bigger building.

  78. hammer

    молоток

    A tool with a heavy metal head used for hitting nails into wood.

    I used a hammer to hang the picture on the wall.

  79. harmful

    шкідливий

    Able to hurt or damage people or things.

    Smoking is harmful to your health.

  80. harmless

    безпечний

    Not able to hurt or damage anyone or anything.

    This snake is harmless and will not bite you.

  81. high

    важливий

    Very important, or of great value.

    Education is high on the list of things parents care about.

  82. ideal

    ідеальний

    Perfect and exactly what you want or need.

    This beach is ideal for a family holiday.

  83. impressive

    вражаючий

    So good that it makes you feel surprised and admiring.

    The tall building is impressive.

  84. in all

    всього

    Used to say the total number or amount of something.

    We have five people in all coming to the party.

  85. in good/bad, etc. shape

    у хорошому/поганому стані

    Describes if something is in a good or bad condition.

    My car is in good shape and runs very well.

  86. in two/half

    навпіл

    Something cut or divided into two equal parts.

    I broke the chocolate bar in half and gave some to my friend.

  87. inaccurate

    неточний

    Not correct or not exactly right.

    The map was inaccurate because it showed the wrong location of the city.

  88. inconvenient

    незручно

    Causing problems, or difficult for you to deal with.

    It is inconvenient when the bus is late because I am late for school.

  89. increase

    зростання

    When something gets bigger or grows to a larger amount.

    There was a sharp increase in the temperature.

  90. inner

    внутрішній

    Inside something, not on the outside.

    The inner walls of the house are painted blue.

  91. inside

    внутрішній

    On or under the surface of something, not on top or outside.

    The toy was hidden inside the box.

  92. inside out

    навиворіт

    With the inner side facing outward instead of facing in.

    I put my shirt on inside out by mistake this morning.

  93. irregular

    неправильної форми

    Not having a normal or even shape.

    The table has an irregular shape with different sized sides.

  94. key

    важливий

    Very important or necessary for success.

    Good sleep is key to doing well in school.

  95. kind of

    трохи, якось

    Used to say that something is true in some way, but not completely.

    The weather is kind of cold today, but not very cold.

  96. least

    найменше

    The smallest amount or number of something.

    I like pizza the least of all foods.

  97. level

    рівень

    The amount or quantity of something.

    The water level in the pool is very high.

  98. lid

    кришка

    A cover that closes the top of a container or pot.

    She put the lid on the pot to keep the food warm.

  99. load

    вантаж

    An amount of things that someone carries or transports.

    The truck carried a heavy load of boxes to the warehouse.

  100. low

    поганої якості

    Not good in quality, or not high in value.

    This store sells low quality clothes that break quickly.

  101. majority

    більшість

    The largest number or part of a group of people or things.

    The majority of students in my class like pizza.

  102. masses

    велика кількість

    A very large number or amount of people or things.

    There are masses of people at the beach on sunny days.

  103. massive

    величезний

    Very big in size or amount.

    The elephant is a massive animal.

  104. match

    сірник

    A small stick with fire on the end that you use to light a candle or fire.

    I used a match to light the candles on the birthday cake.

  105. material

    матеріал

    A physical substance that you use to make something, like cloth, wood, or plastic.

    The shirt is made from soft cotton material.

  106. measure

    виміряти

    To find the size, length, or amount of something.

    I measured the table to see how long it is.

  107. measurement

    розмір

    The size or length of something, shown by a number.

    The measurement of the table is two meters long.

  108. medieval

    середньовічний

    From a very old time in history, hundreds of years ago.

    The medieval castle had tall stone walls and towers.

  109. mere

    просто маленький

    Very small in size or amount; not big or important.

    It was a mere scratch on the car, nothing serious.

  110. merely

    лише

    Just; only, nothing more than something.

    This is merely a suggestion, not a requirement.

  111. middle

    середній

    In the centre or between two sides of something.

    The middle seat in the car is between the driver and the passenger.

  112. minority

    меншість

    A smaller number or amount of people or things compared to the rest.

    Only a minority of students in the class prefer mathematics to art.

  113. modest

    скромний, невеликий

    Small or not large in size, amount, or importance.

    She lives in a modest apartment with just two rooms.

  114. more and more

    все більше і більше

    Something increasing in amount or getting bigger and bigger over time.

    Every day, more and more people are learning English.

  115. more or less

    приблизно

    Approximately; not exactly, but close to the true amount or number.

    The box weighs more or less ten kilos.

  116. needle

    голка

    A small, thin metal tool with a sharp point used to sew clothes with thread.

    I use a needle and thread to fix a hole in my shirt.

  117. negative

    негативний

    Bad, or not good.

    The weather today is negative because it is very cold and rainy.

  118. negatively

    негативно

    In a way that shows you do not like something or think it is bad.

    She spoke negatively about the restaurant, saying the food was terrible.

  119. nicely

    гарно

    In a way that is good, pleasant, or satisfactory.

    She painted the picture nicely.

  120. not a single thing

    абсолютно нічого

    This means absolutely nothing at all, zero things.

    I looked for my keys everywhere, but I found not a single thing.

  121. not half as good/bad/exciting, etc.

    набагато менш добрий/поганий/цікавий

    Much less good, bad or exciting than something else.

    This movie is not half as exciting as the one we watched last week.

  122. on average

    в середньому

    Usually or generally; when you think about the middle amount or number.

    On average, people sleep about 8 hours every night.

  123. one metre/6 ft, etc. deep

    глибина

    The distance from the top to the bottom of something like water or a hole.

    The swimming pool is two metres deep.

  124. others

    інші

    Other people or things that are not the ones you already mentioned.

    Some students finished early; others needed more time.

  125. outer

    зовнішній

    On the outside or edge of something, not in the middle.

    The outer wall of the building is painted red.

  126. outside

    ззовні

    Not inside a building; in the open air or outer area.

    Let's play outside in the garden today.

  127. outstanding

    відмінний

    Very good or better than other things; excellent.

    She did an outstanding job on her school project.

  128. oval

    овальний

    Having a round shape that is longer than it is wide.

    An egg has an oval shape.

  129. package

    посилка

    A box or bag with things inside that you send or give to someone.

    I received a package from my grandmother with new clothes in it.

  130. percentage

    відсоток

    A number that shows how many parts of something out of 100.

    A large percentage of students passed the exam.

  131. pint

    пінта

    A unit for measuring liquid, especially milk and beer.

    I drink a pint of milk every morning.

  132. poor

    поганої якості

    Bad in quality; not good.

    The poor quality of the food disappointed us.

  133. pound

    фунт

    A unit of weight used to measure how heavy something is.

    This bag of apples weighs two pounds.

  134. precise

    точний

    Exact and correct in every detail, without any mistakes.

    The precise time of the meeting is 3:00 PM, not 3:15.

  135. precisely

    точно

    In a way that is exact and accurate, with no mistakes or unclear parts.

    The recipe says to add precisely two cups of flour, not more or less.

  136. razor

    бритва

    A sharp tool that men use to cut hair from their face.

    My father uses a razor to shave his beard every morning.

  137. reasonably good/successful/well, etc.

    досить добре

    Fairly good, but not excellent.

    She did a reasonably good job on her homework, even though she made a few small mistakes.

  138. rectangular

    прямокутний

    Having four sides and four corners, with opposite sides equal and all angles the same.

    A rectangular table is longer than it is wide.

  139. remarkable

    примітний

    Special or unusual, and worth noticing.

    She has a remarkable talent for drawing.

  140. ring

    кільце

    A circle shape, like a round band with a hole in the middle.

    She wore a gold ring on her finger.

  141. roll

    рулон

    A piece of paper or material that is shaped like a tube.

    I bought a roll of paper towels at the store.

  142. rope

    мотузка

    A long, thick cord made of twisted threads used for tying things together.

    I used a rope to tie the boat to the dock.

  143. roughly

    приблизно

    Not exactly; about or near a number or amount, but not precise.

    There are roughly 20 students in my class.

  144. rubbish

    погано, низької якості

    Very bad, or of poor quality.

    This film is rubbish — I did not enjoy it.

  145. sample

    зразок

    A small amount of something that you can try or test.

    The shop gave me a free sample of the new chocolate.

  146. satisfactory

    задовільний

    Good enough; acceptable but not very good or excellent.

    My test score was satisfactory, so I passed the class.

  147. scale

    масштаб

    How big or small something is.

    The map shows the city on a small scale.

  148. severe

    суворий

    Very bad or serious; causing great difficulty or suffering.

    The severe storm damaged many houses in the town.

  149. sexy

    привабливий

    Attractive and making people want to look at or think about something.

    That new car looks really sexy.

  150. shade

    відтінок

    A type or level of a colour, from light to dark.

    This blue shade is darker than that one.

  151. shallow

    неглибокий

    Not deep; having only a small distance from top to bottom.

    The water in this pool is very shallow, only one meter deep.

  152. shortage

    нестача

    When there is not enough of something that people need.

    There was a shortage of milk in the store last week.

  153. single

    один

    Only one; not two or more.

    I ate a single apple for breakfast.

  154. softness

    м'якість

    The quality of being soft and smooth, not hard or rough.

    The softness of the pillow made it very comfortable to sleep on.

  155. solid

    твердий

    Hard and firm; not soft or liquid.

    The rock is solid and does not break easily.

  156. some

    кілька

    Used to talk about a quantity that is not small, but is not exact.

    I ate some biscuits after school.

  157. somewhere around/between, etc.

    приблизно

    Used to show an approximate number, amount, or time when you are not exact.

    There are somewhere around 200 people at the party.

  158. sort of

    більш-менш

    A way to say something is not exactly true, but almost true.

    The weather today is sort of cold.

  159. standard

    звичайний

    Normal or usual; what most people have or do.

    A standard coffee cup holds about 250 milliliters of liquid.

  160. stiff

    жорсткий

    Hard and not easy to bend or move.

    The new leather shoes are very stiff.

  161. straight

    прямий

    Not bent or curved; level and even.

    I drew a straight line on the paper.

  162. strong

    міцний

    Made well and hard to break or damage.

    This strong chair will not break when you sit on it.

  163. stunning

    вражаючий

    Very beautiful or attractive in a way that surprises and impresses you.

    She wore a stunning red dress to the party.

  164. substance

    речовина

    A type of material or matter that things are made of.

    Water is a liquid substance.

  165. substantial

    значний

    Large in size or amount; big and important.

    She ate a substantial breakfast before starting her work.

  166. sufficient

    достатній

    Enough for what you need; as much as necessary.

    I have sufficient money to buy this book.

  167. superb

    відмінний

    Very good; excellent and of high quality.

    The pizza at that restaurant is superb.

  168. that

    той, та, те

    Used to show or point to a person or thing that is not near you.

    I like that book over there on the shelf.

  169. thick

    густий

    Made of a lot of material, and not easy to see through.

    The thick smoke from the fire made it hard to see across the room.

  170. thrilling

    захопливий

    Very exciting.

    The roller coaster ride was thrilling!

  171. tight

    щільний

    Something is tight when it is firm and does not move easily.

    The lid on this jar is very tight, so I need to turn it hard.

  172. together

    разом

    With or connected to another person or thing at the same time.

    We mixed the paint and water together to make the colour lighter.

  173. ton

    тонна

    A unit of measurement used to describe how heavy something is.

    An elephant weighs about 6 tons.

  174. tons of sth

    дуже багато чогось

    A lot of something; very much of something.

    There are tons of apples in the kitchen.

  175. tool

    інструмент

    An object you use with your hands to make or repair things.

    I need a hammer and a screwdriver, which are important tools for fixing furniture.

  176. transparent

    прозорий

    You can see through it clearly because it is not dark or thick.

    The window is transparent so you can see the street outside.

  177. tremendous

    чудовий

    Very good and impressive; you like it very much.

    She has a tremendous voice and everyone loves to listen to her sing.

  178. triangle

    трикутник

    A shape with three sides and three corners.

    A pizza slice is sometimes cut in the shape of a triangle.

  179. trivial

    незначний

    Not important or not serious; very small in value or meaning.

    The problem is trivial, so we can solve it quickly.

  180. tube

    трубка

    A long, hollow, round object made of metal, plastic, or rubber.

    Water flows through the tube in the garden.

  181. twisted

    скручений

    Bent or turned into a curved or spiral shape.

    The twisted rope was coiled on the ground.

  182. unacceptable

    неприйнятний

    So bad or wrong that you cannot accept it.

    His rude behaviour in class was unacceptable.

  183. underneath

    під

    Under or below something; in a position lower than something else.

    He found his keys underneath a pile of papers.

  184. unfashionable

    немодний

    Not popular or modern in style right now.

    My grandfather's old hat is unfashionable, but he still wears it.

  185. unfit

    непридатний

    Not good enough or not suitable for a particular purpose or use.

    This old chair is unfit for sitting because it is broken.

  186. unlimited

    без обмежень

    Having no limit or end.

    The phone plan offers unlimited data so you can use the internet all day.

  187. unsatisfactory

    незадовільний

    Not good enough or not making you happy.

    The food at the restaurant was unsatisfactory, so we did not want to eat there again.

  188. unusually big/strong/good,etc.

    надзвичайно великий/сильний/гарний

    Noticeably bigger, stronger or better than normal.

    She has unusually big eyes that everyone notices.

  189. upon

    на

    On top of or on something.

    The cat sat upon the table.

  190. upright

    вертикальний

    Standing or positioned straight and vertical, not bent or lying down.

    The chair has an upright back that supports your spine.

  191. upside down

    догори дригом

    With the top part turned toward the ground and the bottom part toward the sky.

    The picture is hanging upside down on the wall.

  192. vast

    величезний

    Very big in size or area.

    The ocean is vast and covers most of the Earth.

  193. vivid

    яскраві

    Vivid colours are very bright and easy to see.

    She wore a vivid red dress to the party.

  194. volume

    об'єм

    The amount of space that something fills or takes up.

    The volume of water in the swimming pool is very large.

  195. weight

    вага

    How heavy something is.

    The weight of this box is 5 kilograms.

  196. widen

    розширити

    To make something wider or larger from side to side.

    The road was widened to fit more cars.

  197. width

    ширина

    The distance from one side of something to the other side.

    The width of the door is about one meter.

  198. winding

    звивистий

    A road or path that turns and curves many times instead of going straight.

    The winding mountain road had many sharp turns and bends.

  199. within

    в межах

    Inside the limits or boundaries of something.

    You must finish your work within one hour.

  200. worse and worse

    все гірше й гірше

    Something becomes more bad or more difficult each time.

    The weather got worse and worse during the day.

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