Glossary: الأنقليزية

The way people from a region or country pronounce words.

To succeed in doing something after effort.

Rain polluted by gases from factories and cars.

An artist who jumps, turns and balances, often in a circus.

In every part of a place.

Unable to stop taking or doing something.

A strong need to do or have something that you cannot stop.

The passage between the rows of seats in a plane, bus or cinema.

A collection of songs by an artist.

Money given regularly, for example every week.

From one end towards the other end of something long.

How much there is of something.

That you can get or use.

Not sleeping.

A prize for very good work.

Cooked on a grill, often outdoors.

To think that something is true.

A good thing or an advantage.

The paper that shows how much you must pay.

A container for rubbish.

A card you show to get on a plane.

A sudden fast increase in activity or business.

A plan of how much money you will spend and save.

Hurting or frightening a weaker person again and again.

A planned set of actions to reach a goal.

To do and complete a task or project.

A film with drawn or computer characters.

Tied with a metal chain.

To ask money for something.

An organisation that collects money or help for people in need.

To talk in a friendly way, often by typing messages online.

A regular job at home, like washing the dishes.

Having a strong, loving relationship with someone.

To meet or find by chance.

To offer to help or to do something.

To visit someone at their house or office.

A pleasant feeling of being relaxed, with everything you need.

The form of an adjective used to compare two things: taller, more patient.

An adjective made of two words joined by a hyphen: hard-working.

A serious disagreement or fight.

Made dirty or dangerous by chemicals or germs.

Easy, practical and suitable for you.

(informal) Very good, great.

Ready to work with others and help them.

A person whose job is to listen to pupils and help them with problems.

Any living animal.

Any living animal.

Making people or animals suffer on purpose.

Hard and making a noise when you bite it.

The time by which a young person must be back home.

The place where officers check the goods people bring into a country.

To hurt or break something.

Needing a lot of time, energy or attention.

Sweet food at the end of a meal.

The place where someone is going.

A book where you write your appointments and plans.

The food you usually eat; also a special eating plan.

A fizzy cola drink with no sugar.

Having a physical or mental condition that makes some activities difficult.

To think that something is bad or wrong.

Working with a CD or a DVD.

Liquid or gas that comes out of a place, like a factory.

The legal end of a marriage.

Stubborn; refusing to listen to advice.

A system that gives very good sound in cinemas.

To give money, blood or things to help others.

To imagine or hope for something you really want.

A sauce for salad, like olive oil and lemon.

A short private road from the street to a house.

To throw away waste in a careless or wrong place.

A book you read on a screen.

A sudden, strong shaking of the ground.

Relaxed and calm; not easily angry or worried.

Feeling uncomfortable or ashamed in front of other people.

In danger of disappearing from the Earth.

A question to get information.

Having the same rights and value.

To remove writing or a drawing.

To create or found an organisation.

To give something and receive something else in return.

Coming from a faraway, often hot, country.

To think that something will happen.

The money you spend on things you need.

To live or feel something yourself.

Things you buy that you do not really need.

To start sleeping.

A person who loves a star, a team or a band.

To close or tie something firmly, for example a seat belt.

Containing a lot of fat.

A boat that carries people and cars across the sea or a river.

To understand or find the answer to something.

Simple help given to an injured person before a doctor arrives.

By seeing or living something yourself.

A glass box with water where fish live.

To feel accepted in a group.

That can catch fire easily.

The taste of food, like lemon or chocolate.

A journey by plane.

From another country.

Not to remember something.

Happening often.

Smoke or gas with a strong smell, often harmful.

Enjoyment; something that makes you happy.

A place with rides and games.

A small white plant with a strong taste, used in cooking.

The difference in ideas between young and older people.

A verb + -ing used as a noun: reading, swimming.

To have a friendly relationship with someone.

Not to know where you are or how to find your way.

To have a friendly relationship with someone.

To begin doing something.

Very, very big.

To help someone.

To help someone.

To stop doing something, for example smoking.

A substance used to stick things together.

The result or level a teacher gives to your work.

A person who gets into other people’s computers or accounts without permission.

A difficult period or situation.

Got after a lot of hard work.

Causing damage or bad health.

Something that can cause danger or harm.

The main, brave character of a story.

Having no home to live in.

Very big.

A person who kills wild animals for food or sport.

A person who comes to live in a new country.

A strong effect on something or someone.

Money that a person or family earns regularly.

A word used to make a statement stronger: really.

Not caring about something.

Full of germs that cause illness.

Able to catch fire easily.

To breathe air or smoke into your lungs.

In place of something or someone else.

To have a plan to do something.

To stop someone while they are speaking or doing something.

To make someone take part in something.

The state of being alone, far from others.

A fast plane with jet engines.

To go and be with someone.

To become a member of a group or club.

Not having enough of something.

A big place where a town’s rubbish is buried.

Seeds like lentils, beans and chickpeas.

To give something to someone for a short time.

Cutting down trees to sell the wood.

To feel happy and excited about something in the future (+ -ing).

Making a lot of noise.

The words of a song.

(informal) Very angry.

To decide.

A number that shows how good your work is, e.g. 15/20.

A word that shows you are not sure.

A way of doing something.

To see someone for the first time or by arrangement.

The fact of being a member of a group.

Something you remember from the past.

Very unhappy.

The main goal of a person or organisation.

An old building or structure that is important in history.

To go and live in a different place.

Poor; not having enough money, food or clothes.

Worried and a little afraid.

To see or become aware of something.

A person who breaks the law.

Belonging to the past; not modern.

Walking.

Connected to or done on the internet.

Ready to listen to and accept new ideas.

A good chance to do something.

To ask for goods to be sent to you.

Grown without chemical pesticides or fertilisers.

A home for children who cannot live with their parents.

Spending too much money.

The person something or an animal belongs to.

A layer of gas high above the Earth that protects us from the sun’s rays.

To take part in an activity.

Very small pieces of something, sometimes invisible.

Breathing in other people’s cigarette smoke.

The third form of a verb (gone, forgotten), used in perfect tenses and the passive.

The verb form used after have / has: visited, seen, eaten.

Something you do for fun in your free time.

A public telephone that you pay to use.

A person who helps others stop fighting.

People of the same age or class as you.

To do a task, or to present a play or song to an audience.

A chemical used to kill insects on plants.

Money that parents give to their children to spend.

Money parents give children to spend.

The school pupils attend after primary school (7th to 9th year in Tunisia).

To act as if something is true when it is not.

To stop something bad from happening.

Development and improvement over time.

Not allowed by a rule or a law.

Happy about something good that you or someone close to you did.

A word like who, what, where or why that starts a question.

The tracks and system that trains use.

To understand something you did not know before.

The desk near the entrance of a hotel or office where visitors go first.

Becoming friends again after a conflict.

Making new things from used materials.

A word like myself or themselves, used when the subject and object are the same.

A person who leaves his or her country because of war or danger.

A feeling of being sorry about something you did.

To feel sorry about something you did or didn’t do.

A member of your family.

To let something go out, for example gas into the air.

To pay money to live in or use something that belongs to someone else.

A feeling that makes you treat others politely and fairly.

A machine at a fun fair that you go on for fun.

The job or part someone has in a group or a family.

To damage something completely.

Something that tells you what you must or mustn’t do.

To leave a place quickly and secretly.

Protected from danger.

Containing a lot of salt.

Money that you keep and do not spend.

A place where you sit.

A belt that keeps you safe in your seat in a car or a plane.

Safe and protected from danger or thieves.

A person who sells things.

To make something go to someone, by post, email, etc.

Easily hurt or upset.

Work done to help people, for example by a hotel, a hospital or an airport.

Very strict; not easy to please.

To hold someone’s hand and move it up and down to say hello.

To divide something or use it together with others.

A big sea fish with sharp teeth.

A tool with a long handle for digging or moving snow or earth.

Visiting interesting places as a tourist.

One song that comes out alone.

A sport on a small board with four wheels.

Red spots on the skin, often itchy.

A mix of smoke and fog over a city.

A chemical liquid used to clean or dissolve paint.

To seem, when you hear about something: It sounds fun.

A group of animals or plants of the same kind.

To let a liquid fall out by accident.

A person or company that gives money to support a project.

A seat that carries a person up and down the stairs.

To support someone in a difficult time.

The first, small dish of a meal.

Pens, pencils, paper and other things for writing.

Containing a lot of sugar.

To give an idea for others to think about.

The form of an adjective that shows the top of a group: the tallest, the most patient.

Helping and encouraging someone.

To continue to live, especially after danger.

To carry someone or something to another place.

When a plane leaves the ground and goes up into the air.

To take the place of something older.

To participate in an activity.

To say unkind things to make someone angry or sad.

A short exam to check what you know.

Something that can cause harm or danger.

In every part of a place, or during the whole time.

A list of lessons and the times when they happen.

A list of the times when buses or trains leave and arrive.

To have enough money to pay for something.

To speak angrily with someone because you don’t agree.

To use the teeth to cut into something or someone.

To do what is not allowed.

To take care of a child and educate him or her until adulthood.

To give food to a person or an animal.

To take care of someone or something.

To happen.

To buy.

To move a baby gently from side to side to help it sleep.

To leave a place secretly.

To watch someone to make sure they are safe or do things correctly.

Accepting people whose ideas, origins or habits are different from yours.

Made to suffer great pain on purpose, which is against human rights.

A person who visits a place on holiday.

The cars, buses and other vehicles on the roads.

To believe that someone is honest and reliable.

Except if; if not.

Shows something that was true or happened often in the past but not now.

A person who doesn’t eat meat or fish.

A phone call where you can see the other person.

A person who works for free to help others.

A cinema building where you go in to watch films on a big screen.

A stick that helps a person walk.

Things that people throw away because they don’t need them.

A long slide with water that you go down into a pool.

A group of pages on the internet about one subject or company.

A question word to ask who something belongs to.

Living free in nature, not with people.

To move on water standing on a board with a sail.

The ability to make good decisions thanks to knowledge and experience.

An expensive boat for holidays or races.