Якості й ознаки англійською — B2, 231 слово

1. abandoned

   покинутий

   Left somewhere and not taken back or cared for anymore.

   The abandoned car sat in the empty lot for many years.

2. about

   навколо

   Around something or in different directions near a place or thing.

   The children ran about in the park.

3. accessible

   доступний

   Easy to reach or get to without difficulty.

   The library is accessible by bus from my home.

4. accidental

   випадковий

   Happening by chance; not planned or wanted.

   I spilled water on my shirt by accident, it was accidental.

5. accidentally

   випадково

   Something happens by accident, not on purpose.

   I accidentally spilled coffee on my shirt this morning.

6. active

   активний

   Doing things and taking part in activities.

   She is very active in sports and plays tennis every week.

7. actively

   активно

   Doing something with effort and energy; not just watching or waiting.

   She actively helps her friends with their homework every day.

8. actual

   справжній

   Real and true, not imagined or pretended.

   The actual price of the book is ten dollars, not fifteen.

9. ahead

   попереду

   In front of someone or something in a race or competition.

   She is ahead in the game and will probably win.

10. alike

    схожі

    Very similar or the same in some way.

    The twins look alike because they have the same face and hair.

11. apparent

    очевидний

    Easy to see or understand; clear to everyone.

    It was apparent that she was happy because she was smiling.

12. appropriately

    відповідно

    In a way that is suitable or right for a particular situation or person.

    You should dress appropriately for a job interview.

13. artificially

    штучно

    Made or done by people, not happening naturally in nature.

    This juice is made artificially with sugar and water, not from real fruit.

14. attractive

    привабливий

    Interesting, and making you want to look at it or pay attention to it.

    The bright colours in the shop window are very attractive.

15. away

    поступово зникає

    Gradually disappearing, until nothing is left.

    The pain went away slowly after I took medicine.

16. awkward

    незручний

    Difficult or uncomfortable to do or deal with.

    It was awkward to sit in the small chair.

17. breakable

    крихкий

    Something that can break or be damaged easily.

    Glass cups are breakable, so you need to handle them carefully.

18. casual

    непланований

    Something that is not planned or prepared; something you do without thinking about it before.

    We had a casual meeting with friends at the coffee shop without any plans.

19. colourful

    цікавий, яскравий

    Interesting and unusual, with many different exciting parts.

    She tells colourful stories about her travels around the world.

20. comfortably

    зручно

    In a way that feels nice and good, without pain or worry.

    She sat comfortably on the soft bed and read a book.

21. complex

    складний

    Having many parts, and hard to understand or do.

    Learning languages is complex because there are many rules.

22. compulsory

    обов'язковий

    Required by a rule or a law.

    School is compulsory for all children in our country.

23. confident

    впевнений

    You feel sure about something and believe it will happen or go well.

    I am confident that I will pass my English test.

24. confused

    збентежений

    Not able to understand something clearly or know what to do.

    I was confused about the homework instructions.

25. considerable

    значний

    Large in size or amount, and important to notice.

    She saved a considerable amount of money for her holiday.

26. considerably

    значно

    A lot; much more than before or than usual.

    The price of milk has increased considerably this year.

27. contemporary

    сучасний

    Happening or existing now, at the same time as something else.

    Contemporary music is the popular music people enjoy today.

28. controversial

    суперечливий

    Causing disagreement, because people have very different opinions about it.

    The new school uniform is controversial because some students like it and others do not.

29. conveniently

    зручно

    In a way that is easy and comfortable for you.

    The supermarket is conveniently located near my house.

30. conventional

    звичайний

    Following the way most people do things; not new or unusual.

    She wore a conventional white dress for her wedding.

31. critically

    критично

    In a way that is very serious or important and needs immediate attention.

    The patient is critically ill and needs to go to the hospital right now.

32. crucial

    вирішальний

    Very important and necessary for success.

    It is crucial to drink water every day for your health.

33. culturally

    в культурному відношенні

    In a way that relates to the customs, traditions, and beliefs of a group of people.

    Many families celebrate holidays culturally by preparing traditional foods and spending time together.

34. curiously

    дивно

    In a way that is strange or unusual and makes you want to know more.

    Curiously, the cat refused to eat its favourite food today.

35. current

    поточний

    Happening now, at this time.

    What is your current job?

36. currently

    зараз

    Now, at this present time; what is happening today or this moment.

    I am currently working on my English homework.

37. dead

    розряджений

    A dead battery or device does not have power and does not work.

    My phone is dead, so I need to charge it.

38. deadly

    смертельно небезпечний

    Very dangerous and able to cause death or serious harm.

    A deadly snake can kill a person with its bite.

39. definite

    певний

    Sure and certain; you know it is true or will happen.

    I have a definite plan to visit my friend next Sunday.

40. deliberate

    навмисний

    Done on purpose, not by accident.

    He made a deliberate choice to walk slowly instead of running.

41. deliberately

    навмисне

    On purpose; when you choose to do something and really mean to do it.

    She deliberately broke the vase because she was angry.

42. demanding

    вимогливий

    Needing a lot of time, effort or attention.

    This job is very demanding because I work long hours every day.

43. dependent

    залежний від допомоги

    Needing help or support from another person to live or survive.

    A baby is dependent on their parents for food and care.

44. detailed

    детальний

    Having a lot of small parts or information; showing everything carefully.

    She gave me a detailed map of the city with all the streets.

45. direct

    прямий

    Going straight from one place to another with nothing in between.

    We took a direct flight from London to Paris.

46. directly

    прямо

    In a way that is clear and honest, without hiding anything.

    She directly told me what she thought about my idea.

47. diverse

    різноманітний

    Different types of things or people together in one group or place.

    Our class is diverse because students come from many different countries.

48. divided

    поділений

    Split or separated into different parts or groups.

    The pizza was divided into eight slices so everyone could have a piece.

49. dramatic

    різка, вражаюча

    Something sudden and very noticeable that surprises or shocks people.

    There was a dramatic change in the weather when the storm arrived.

50. dramatically

    різко

    In a very sudden, noticeable, and important way.

    The weather changed dramatically when the storm arrived.

51. effective

    ефективний

    Working well, and doing what you want it to do.

    This medicine is effective at stopping the pain.

52. effectively

    ефективно

    In a way that works well and produces the result you want.

    She effectively solved the problem by breaking it into smaller steps.

53. endless

    нескінченний

    Continuing for a very long time, and seeming never to stop.

    The waiting in the doctor's office felt endless.

54. estimated

    приблизний

    Guessed or thought to be about this number or amount.

    The estimated time for the bus to arrive is 10 minutes.

55. evident

    очевидний

    Easy to see or understand; clear.

    It is evident that she enjoys playing with her friends.

56. exclusive

    дорогий та престижний

    Expensive, and only for rich or special people.

    That restaurant is very exclusive and costs a lot of money.

57. existing

    існуючий

    Real and present now; not new or made up.

    The existing furniture in the room is old but still useful.

58. exotic

    екзотичний

    Coming from another country, and unusual or interesting.

    My friend brought back exotic fruits from Thailand that I had never seen before.

59. expected

    очікуваний

    Thought likely to happen or arrive soon.

    I am expected to arrive at school at 8 o'clock.

60. fairly

    чесно

    In a way that is honest and treats everyone equal and right.

    The teacher fairly gave the same homework to all students.

61. finely

    дрібно

    In a very thin or small way, cut into very small pieces.

    Chop the onions finely for the soup.

62. firmly

    твердо

    In a way that is strong and sure, without doubt.

    She firmly believes that she will pass the exam.

63. fixed

    встановлений

    Already decided or arranged and not able to be changed.

    We have a fixed meeting time every Monday at 10 am.

64. flexible

    гнучкий

    Able to change and adapt to different situations easily.

    My work schedule is flexible, so I can come in at different times.

65. foreign

    іноземний

    From or relating to a different country.

    I enjoy eating foreign food from Italy and Japan.

66. formal

    офіційний

    Serious and correct in style, not relaxed or casual.

    He wore a formal suit to the important business meeting.

67. forthcoming

    майбутній

    Going to happen very soon.

    The forthcoming concert is next Friday.

68. fortunate

    везучий

    Having good luck or being happy about something good that happened to you.

    I was fortunate to find my lost keys on the street.

69. freely

    вільно

    Without having to pay money or ask permission from someone.

    You can use the library freely if you are a member.

70. fresh

    свіжий

    Made or picked not long ago; new and not old.

    I bought fresh bread from the bakery this morning.

71. functional

    практичний

    Working well, and doing what it is supposed to do.

    This functional table holds my books and food safely.

72. general

    загальний

    True or happening for most people; not special or different.

    It is a general rule that people eat breakfast in the morning.

73. genuinely

    справді

    Really or truly; in a way that is honest and not false.

    She genuinely loves her job and enjoys going to work every day.

74. glad

    готовий

    Happy and willing to do something or help someone.

    I am glad to help you with your homework.

75. golden

    золотий

    Very special and important; a time or chance that is very good and rare.

    She had a golden opportunity to study in a famous university.

76. great

    чудовий

    Very good and important to you.

    She has a great job that makes her very happy.

77. grey

    сірий

    The colour of the sky when it is cloudy and there is no sun.

    The sky is grey today, so we need to bring an umbrella.

78. hidden

    прихований; схований

    Not able to be seen, because it is covered or kept secret.

    The birthday present was hidden in the closet so the child could not find it.

79. highly

    дуже

    Very much or to a great degree; at a high level.

    She is highly intelligent and good at solving problems.

80. ideally

    в ідеалі

    In the most perfect or best way possible.

    Ideally, you should drink water every day for good health.

81. identical

    однаковий

    Exactly the same in every way.

    My twin sister and I have identical faces.

82. immediate

    негайний

    Happening or needed right now, without any waiting.

    The doctor gave me immediate help when I arrived at the hospital.

83. immoral

    аморальний

    Not following the rules of good behaviour that most people believe in.

    Stealing is immoral because it is wrong to take things that do not belong to you.

84. importantly

    важливо

    In a way that has great meaning or value; something that matters very much.

    Importantly, you should always wear a seatbelt in a car.

85. improved

    покращений

    Better than before; having become more good or more successful.

    My English has improved since I started studying every day.

86. increasingly

    все більше

    More and more; something is happening with greater amount or strength each time.

    It is increasingly hot each day this summer.

87. incredible

    неймовірний

    Very difficult or impossible to believe because it is very surprising or strange.

    It is incredible that she learned to swim in just one week.

88. independently

    самостійно

    Doing something by yourself without help from other people.

    She learned to cook independently without asking her mother for help.

89. informal

    неофіційний

    Relaxed and friendly, not formal or official; used in everyday situations.

    We had an informal chat with our friends at the coffee shop.

90. initial

    початковий

    The first thing that happens or comes at the start.

    My initial thought when I saw the puppy was that it was very cute.

91. initially

    спочатку

    At the beginning or start of something.

    Initially, I did not like the food, but now I love it.

92. intensive

    інтенсивний

    Using a lot of effort, time or energy in a short period.

    The intensive English course meets every day for three hours.

93. invisible

    невидимий

    Not able to be seen.

    The wind is invisible, but we can feel it.

94. joint

    спільний

    Belonging to, or shared by, two or more people together.

    My friend and I have a joint bank account.

95. known

    знаний, знайомий

    Seen or heard about before.

    Pizza is a known food that many people like.

96. latter

    другий

    The second of two things or people you just mentioned.

    You can choose between coffee or tea; I prefer the latter.

97. lazy

    ледачий

    Not wanting to work or move; preferring to rest and relax.

    I feel lazy on Sundays and like to stay in bed.

98. leading

    провідний

    The most important or best person or thing in a group or activity.

    She is the leading player on the basketball team.

99. literally

    дійсно

    In the real and exact way; truly and actually, not as a joke or exaggeration.

    I was literally so tired yesterday that I fell asleep at dinner.

100. logical

     логічний

     Making sense because things are connected in a clear and reasonable way.

     It is logical to wear a coat when it is cold outside.

101. lonely

     безлюдний

     A place where there are not many people and it feels quiet and empty.

     The beach was lonely in winter with no tourists.

102. loose

     вільний

     Not tight or firmly fixed to something.

     My shoelace is loose and might fall off.

103. magical

     чарівний

     Something magical is very special and wonderful, making you feel happy and surprised.

     The fireworks show was magical—everyone loved watching the bright colours in the sky.

104. major

     основний

     Very important or serious; bigger than other things of the same type.

     Getting enough sleep is a major part of staying healthy.

105. mathematical

     математичний

     Related to numbers, counting, and solving problems with maths.

     She is very mathematical and good at solving difficult maths problems.

106. meaningful

     змістовний

     Having a clear meaning, or being important to you.

     A meaningful conversation with my friend made me happy.

107. memorable

     незабутний

     Easy to remember, because it is special or important.

     The birthday party was memorable because we had so much fun together.

108. minor

     незначний

     Small or not important; not serious or significant.

     I have a minor problem with my phone, but it still works.

109. moral

     моральний

     Right or wrong based on what you believe is good or bad.

     It is moral to help people who need you.

110. morally

     морально

     In a way that follows what is right and wrong.

     It is morally wrong to steal from your friend.

111. muddy

     брудний; заболочений

     Covered with mud or wet dirt.

     The children played in the muddy puddle after the rain.

112. mysterious

     таємничий

     Not understood or known much about.

     The mysterious noise in the old house scared everyone at night.

113. narrowly

     ледве, майже

     By a very small amount; almost not happening.

     She narrowly escaped the accident by jumping out of the way.

114. nationwide

     по всій країні

     Happening or existing in all parts of a country, not just in one area.

     The store has nationwide delivery, so you can order from anywhere in the country.

115. native

     уродженець; рідний

     The place where you were born.

     She is a native of Canada and grew up in Toronto.

116. natural

     природний, звичайний

     Normal and expected; not surprising or unusual.

     It is natural for babies to cry when they are hungry.

117. naturally

     звичайно

     In the usual or normal way that something happens or is done.

     She naturally wakes up early every morning.

118. newly

     недавно

     Recently; not long ago.

     She has a newly painted bedroom.

119. odd

     дивний

     Strange or unusual in a way that surprises you or seems different from normal.

     That's an odd sound coming from the car.

120. optional

     необов'язковий

     Able to be chosen, but not required.

     Dessert is optional at the restaurant — you can order it or not.

121. originally

     спочатку

     In the beginning or at first, before anything changed.

     I originally wanted to be a teacher, but now I work in a bank.

122. out

     погашено

     No longer burning or shining.

     The candle went out when I blew on it.

123. overweight

     з надмірною вагою

     Weighing too much for your height and age; not healthy.

     The doctor said my cousin is overweight and should exercise more.

124. packed

     переповнений

     Very full of things or people; containing a lot.

     The bus was packed with passengers this morning.

125. partial

     упереджений; небезсторонній

     Liking one person or side more than another.

     The referee was partial to the home team during the match.

126. particular

     особливий

     Special or different from others; one that is special or important to you.

     That particular cake is my favourite because my grandmother made it.

127. peculiar

     дивний

     Strange or unusual, and not like other things.

     That's a peculiar smell coming from the kitchen.

128. picturesque

     мальовничий

     Beautiful and nice to look at, like a pretty picture.

     The small village with colourful houses and flowers was very picturesque.

129. posh

     дорогий

     Expensive and of very good quality.

     She wore a posh dress to the fancy party.

130. potentially

     можливо

     Possibly, in the future.

     This old building could potentially become a beautiful restaurant.

131. powerful

     потужний

     Having a strong effect, or making a big difference.

     This medicine is powerful and helps you feel better quickly.

132. powerfully

     потужно

     In a way that has a lot of strength or force.

     The wind blew powerfully and knocked down the tree.

133. practical

     практичний

     Useful, and working well in real life.

     Wearing comfortable shoes is practical for walking all day.

134. practically

     майже

     Nearly; almost completely, but not exactly.

     The work is practically finished, just a few things left to do.

135. predictable

     передбачуваний

     Always the same, so that you know what will happen.

     My father is very predictable—he always drinks coffee in the morning.

136. preferable

     кращий

     Better, or wanted more than something else.

     Tea is preferable to coffee for some people.

137. preferably

     бажано

     Used when you want something more than other choices.

     I like to drink my coffee hot, preferably with milk.

138. prepared

     заготовлений

     Made or got ready before it was needed.

     I ate a prepared meal that I bought at the supermarket.

139. priceless

     безцінний

     Something so valuable and important that you cannot buy it with money.

     My grandmother's old ring is priceless because it means so much to me.

140. primary

     головний

     The most important or main thing.

     Learning to read is a primary skill for children.

141. private

     приватний

     Not official or public; for one person or a small group only.

     This is a private conversation between me and my friend.

142. privately

     приватно

     In a way that is not public or not with other people around.

     She talked to him privately in her office.

143. probable

     ймовірний

     Likely to happen.

     It is probable that it will rain tomorrow.

144. profitable

     прибутковий

     Making more money than it costs.

     The coffee shop is profitable because many people buy drinks there every day.

145. progressive

     прогресивний

     Modern and new, using the latest ideas and methods.

     This progressive school uses computers and new teaching ways.

146. prompt

     швидкий

     Quick to do something; done without waiting or delay.

     She gave a prompt reply to the email.

147. promptly

     негайно

     Without delay; doing something quickly and on time.

     She promptly answered the phone when it rang.

148. proposed

     запропонований

     Suggested or planned for the future.

     The proposed changes to the school schedule will start next month.

149. protective

     захисний

     Keeping someone or something safe from harm or damage.

     She wore a protective helmet when she rode her bike.

150. public

     публічний

     Belonging to or for all people, not just one person or group.

     The public library is free for everyone to use.

151. rapid

     швидкий

     Happening or moving very quickly.

     The rapid train gets to the city in just one hour.

152. rapidly

     швидко

     Very quickly, in a short time.

     The car moved rapidly down the street.

153. raw

     сирий

     Food that is raw is not cooked.

     I like to eat raw vegetables in my salad.

154. real

     справжній

     True and important; not fake or pretend.

     That is a real problem we need to fix.

155. rear

     задній

     The back part of something, like a car or building.

     The rear seats of the car are comfortable for passengers.

156. relaxed

     невимушений; спокійний

     A situation where you feel calm and there is no stress or worry.

     The relaxed atmosphere at the beach made everyone feel happy and comfortable.

157. relevant

     актуальний

     Important or useful for what you are talking about or doing right now.

     Her question was relevant to our class discussion about animals.

158. religious

     віруючий

     A person who believes in God and follows the rules of a religion.

     My grandmother is religious and goes to church every Sunday.

159. remaining

     решта; який залишився

     Things that are left after some have been used or taken away.

     I ate some biscuits and put the remaining biscuits in a box.

160. ridiculous

     смішний

     Something is ridiculous when it is very silly or stupid and makes you want to laugh.

     Wearing a hat made of spaghetti is ridiculous!

161. rightly

     правильно

     In a way that is correct or true.

     She rightly said that we should leave early to catch the bus.

162. royal

     королівський

     Related to or belonging to a king or queen.

     The royal family lives in a big palace.

163. rude

     грубий; неввічливий

     Rude words or jokes are not polite and may offend people.

     He told a rude joke that made everyone uncomfortable.

164. separately

     окремо

     Apart, and not together.

     My brother and I eat separately because we have different schedules.

165. serious

     серйозний

     Important, and needing your attention.

     A serious problem at school means you must talk to the teacher.

166. severely

     серйозно

     Very badly or very much; in a serious way.

     He was severely injured in the accident.

167. sexual

     статевий

     Related to the biological differences and activities between males and females.

     Sexual health is an important part of growing up.

168. sharply

     різко

     In a quick and sudden way, or with a sudden change in direction.

     She turned sharply to the left when she saw the car.

169. significant

     важливий

     Important or having a big effect on something.

     Drinking water is significant for your health.

170. significantly

     суттєво

     In a way that is important or noticeable enough to matter in your life.

     The weather changed significantly, so we decided to cancel our picnic.

171. silently

     без звуку

     Without making any sound or noise.

     She silently entered the room so she would not wake the baby.

172. simple

     простий

     Easy to understand or do; not difficult or complicated.

     The instructions for the game are simple and easy to follow.

173. simultaneously

     одночасно

     At the same time; when two or more things happen together.

     I was eating lunch and reading a book simultaneously.

174. slow

     нудний

     Not exciting or interesting; boring and not fun.

     The movie was slow and I felt sleepy watching it.

175. smoothly

     без проблем

     In a way that happens without problems or difficulties.

     The class went smoothly and all the students understood the lesson.

176. soaked

     мокрий

     Very wet; having a lot of water on or in something.

     My clothes are soaked because I walked in the heavy rain.

177. soaking

     промоклий наскрізь

     Very wet; covered with a lot of water.

     My clothes were soaking after I fell in the pool.

178. social

     суспільний

     Related to spending time with other people and making friends.

     I go to social events to meet new people.

179. sparkling

     сяючий

     Shining brightly with small flashes of light.

     The sparkling water looked beautiful in the sunlight.

180. specific

     конкретний

     Relating to one particular thing, not general or all things.

     I need a specific type of coffee, not just any coffee.

181. straightforward

     простий

     Simple and easy to understand or do, without any confusion.

     The instructions for using the phone are straightforward.

182. strangely

     дивно

     In a way that is unusual or surprising and not normal.

     She strangely did not want to eat her favourite food.

183. striking

     вражаючий

     Very unusual or noticeable; something you see and think about because it is different or special.

     She wore a striking red dress to the party.

184. stuck

     застряглий

     Unable to move from a place or position.

     The door is stuck and I cannot open it.

185. successful

     успішний

     Doing something and getting the good result you wanted.

     She studied hard and was successful in her exam.

186. successfully

     успішно

     In a way that works, or that finishes something as you wanted.

     She successfully baked a cake for her friend's birthday.

187. suitably

     відповідно

     In a way that is right or good for something.

     She wore a suitably warm coat for the cold winter day.

188. supernatural

     надприродний

     Not able to be explained by science; seeming magic or very strange.

     She believes in supernatural things like ghosts and magic.

189. suspiciously

     підозріло

     In a way that makes you think someone might be doing something wrong or bad.

     He looked at my food suspiciously before tasting it.

190. terribly

     дуже погано

     It means very badly or in a very bad way.

     I slept terribly last night and feel very tired today.

191. thorough

     ретельний

     Done carefully and completely, checking everything.

     She did a thorough cleaning of her house before the guests arrived.

192. thoroughly

     дуже

     Very much; in a complete way.

     I thoroughly enjoyed the birthday party.

193. tightly

     міцно

     With something pressed firmly or held very close without any movement.

     She held her child's hand tightly as they crossed the street.

194. traditionally

     традиційно

     In the way that people have done something for a long time in their family or culture.

     Traditionally, families eat turkey at Christmas dinner.

195. tricky

     складний

     Difficult to do or understand; needs careful attention.

     Learning to tie your shoes is tricky at first.

196. truly

     дуже

     Very much or in a very real way.

     This cake is truly delicious.

197. ultimate

     найкращий

     The best or most important thing of all.

     Pizza is the ultimate comfort food for many people.

198. unattractive

     непривабливий

     Not beautiful or nice to look at.

     She thought the old building was unattractive and wanted to paint it.

199. unbearable

     нестерпний

     So bad or uncomfortable that you cannot accept it or deal with it.

     The heat in summer is unbearable, so I stay inside with air conditioning.

200. unbelievable

     неймовірний

     Very surprising and hard to believe because it is very unusual or strange.

     It is unbelievable that she won the lottery three times!

201. unchanged

     незмінений

     Looking or feeling exactly the same as before.

     The weather has remained unchanged all week.

202. unclear

     незрозумілий

     Something is unclear when it is hard to understand or not easy to see clearly.

     The instructions were unclear, so I asked my teacher for help.

203. understandable

     зрозумілий

     Easy to understand or see why someone feels or does something.

     It is understandable that you are tired after a long day of work.

204. unfair

     несправедливий

     Not true or not based on facts; not honest or correct.

     It is unfair to say all cats are bad when some are very friendly.

205. unfairly

     несправедливо

     In a way that is not right or just; not treating everyone the same.

     The teacher unfairly gave my friend a better grade even though we both did the same work.

206. unfamiliar

     незнайомий

     Not seen or known before.

     When I arrived in a new country, many things were unfamiliar to me.

207. unique

     унікальний

     Special, because it is different from all others.

     My grandmother's quilt is unique because she made it in a special way.

208. universal

     універсальний

     True or used everywhere and by everyone.

     Pizza is a universal food that people enjoy in many countries.

209. unnatural

     неприродний

     Not normal, or not what you usually see or expect.

     It looks unnatural for a fish to live in the desert.

210. unpredictable

     непередбачуваний

     Changing often, so that you cannot know what will happen.

     The weather is unpredictable, so we don't know if it will rain tomorrow.

211. unsuccessful

     невдалий

     Not achieving what you wanted or hoped to do.

     She tried to find a job, but her interview was unsuccessful.

212. unsuitable

     непридатний

     Not right or not good for a particular person or situation.

     Jeans are unsuitable clothes for a formal dinner.

213. unwilling

     неохочий; який не бажає

     Not wanting to do something; not ready or happy to do it.

     She was unwilling to eat vegetables, so she refused them at dinner.

214. up

     закінчити

     To finish or complete something completely.

     I need to finish up my homework before dinner.

215. valid

     дійсна причина

     A valid reason is a good reason that is true and acceptable.

     His excuse for being late is valid because his car broke down.

216. valuable

     цінна інформація

     Useful and important, because it gives you good information or help.

     My teacher gave me valuable advice about how to study better.

217. varied

     різноманітний

     Having many different types or kinds of things.

     She eats a varied diet with fruits, vegetables, and meat.

218. visible

     видимий

     Able to be seen.

     The stars are visible in the night sky.

219. visual

     візуальний

     Related to things you can see with your eyes.

     A visual display helps children learn new letters.

220. vital

     життєво важливий

     Very important and necessary for life or success.

     Water is vital for our health.

221. vividly

     яскраво

     In a way that is very clear, bright, and easy to see or remember.

     She vividly remembers her first day at school because it was so special.

222. waterproof

     водонепроникний

     Not letting water through.

     I wear a waterproof jacket when it rains.

223. weird

     дивний

     Something strange or unusual that you do not expect or understand.

     That is a weird smell coming from the kitchen.

224. well-organized

     добре організований

     Having things in good order and easy to find or use.

     Her desk is well-organized with all the papers in folders.

225. wide

     широко

     A long distance from one side to the other.

     The gates opened wide to let the lorry through.

226. widely

     широко

     In a way that includes or affects many different people or places.

     Pizza is eaten widely around the world.

227. wildly

     шалено

     In a way that is not controlled or careful; very uncontrolled.

     The child ran wildly around the playground, bumping into things.

228. worst

     найгірше

     The most bad or least good thing or person.

     This is the worst day of my life.

229. worthwhile

     вартий часу

     Something is worthwhile if it is good and important enough to spend time or money on it.

     Learning English is worthwhile because it helps you get a better job.

230. wrong

     поганий; неправильний (морально)

     Morally bad; not fair or honest.

     It is wrong to lie to your friends.

231. wrongly

     неправильно

     In a way that is not correct or makes a mistake.

     She wrongly wrote her name at the top of the page.

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