A — Buildings Flashcards
build (verb)
To make something by putting pieces together, like making a tower with blocks.
building (noun)
A big structure where people live or work, like a house or office.
center/centre (noun)
The middle part of something, like the yellow part in the middle of a fried egg.
cinema (noun)
A special place where you go to watch movies on a big screen.
design (noun)
The way something looks when it’s made, like the pattern on your shirt.
design (verb)
To make a plan or picture of how something will look.
downstairs (noun)
The lower part of a house or building, where you go when you walk down steps.
flat (noun)
A place where people live that’s all on one floor of a big building.
hospital (noun)
A place where doctors and nurses help sick people get better.
floor (noun)
The part of a room you walk on, like the carpet or wood under your feet.
glass (noun)
A see-through material that windows are made of, and some cups too.
hotel (noun)
A big building where people stay when they’re away from home.
house (noun)
A building where a family lives, with rooms for sleeping, eating, and playing.
library (noun)
A place with lots of books that you can borrow and read.
modern (adjective)
Something new and from today, not old-fashioned.
movie theater (noun)
A place where you go to watch movies with other people.
museum (noun)
A place where you can see old and important things, like dinosaur bones.
post office (noun)
A place where you go to send letters or packages to other people.
school (noun)
A place where children go to learn new things and make friends.
station (noun)
A place where trains or buses stop to pick up people.
street (noun)
A road in a city or town where cars drive and people walk.
swimming pool (noun)
A big bowl of water where people can swim and play.
theatre (noun)
A place where you go to watch people act out stories on a stage.
upstairs (adverb)
On or to a higher floor of a building, like when you climb the stairs to go up.
upstairs (noun)
The part of a building that is above the ground floor, where the bedrooms usually are.
wall (noun)
The sides of a room or building that hold up the roof.
window (noun)
A clear part of a wall that lets you see outside and lets light come in.
