angleščina besede 2 Flashcards

Question

What does "utterly" mean? what type of word?

Answer 1

Utterly" means completely or totally. -adverb Example: She was utterly shocked by the news.

Answer 2

"Astonished" means extremely surprised or shocked. -adjective Example: He was astonished by the breathtaking view of the mountains.

Answer 3

"Chanting" means singing or saying something in a rhythmic way. -Verb/present participle of chant Example: The monks were chanting in the temple during the ceremony.

Answer 4

"Get by" means to manage or survive, often in difficult circumstances. -phrasal verb Example: Even though he doesn't earn much, he gets by.

Answer 5

"Just off the coast" refers to something located near or very close to the shore but not directly on it. -phrase Example: The island is just off the coast of the city.

Answer 6

"Boast of" means to talk about something you have or have done in a way that shows pride. -phrasal verb Example: She boasts of her achievements in the company at every opportunity.

Answer 7

"Heritage sites" are locations that have historical, cultural, or natural significance and are often protected by law. -noun Example: The Great Wall of China is a UNESCO World Heritage site

Answer 8

"Suffered" means to experience pain, hardship, or distress. -Verb/past of suffer Example: He suffered from a cold throughout the week.

Answer 9

"Confided" means to tell someone something private or personal in a trusting manner. -Verb/past of confide Example: She confided in her best friend about her struggles.

Answer 10

"Consist" means to be made up of certain elements or parts. -verb Example: The cake consists of flour, sugar, and eggs.

Answer 11

As a noun, "appeal" means a request for help or a legal process. As a verb, it means to make a request or to attract. -noun/verb Example (noun): The charity made an appeal for donations. Example (verb): The idea of traveling appeals to me.

Answer 12

"Admitted" means to confess, acknowledge, or allow entry. -verb/past of admit Example: She admitted that she had made a mistake.

Answer 13

"Steep" describes something that has a sharp incline or slope. -adjective Example: The hike became difficult because of the steep trail.

Answer 14

"Self-catering" describes accommodations where guests are responsible for preparing their own meals. -adjective Example: We booked a self-catering apartment for our vacation

Answer 15

"Departure" refers to the act of leaving or setting off from a place. -noun Example: His departure from the company was unexpected.

Answer 16

"Retirement" is the period in someone's life when they stop working after reaching a certain age or financial goal. -noun Example: After 40 years of work, he is looking forward to his retirement.

Answer 17

"Embark" means to begin a journey or venture, often something important or significant. -verb Example: They will embark on a road trip across Europe next month.

Answer 18

"Unspoilt" refers to something that has not been damaged or changed by human activity. -adjective Example: The unspoilt beaches of the island attract many tourists.

Answer 19

As a verb, "delay" means to postpone or make something happen later than expected. As a noun, it refers to the time lost due to the postponement. -verb/noun Example (verb): The flight was delayed by an hour. Example (noun): There was a delay in the train schedule.

Answer 20

"Jam" refers to a situation where things are stuck together and unable to move, such as traffic or machinery. -noun Example: There was a huge jam on the highway this morning.

Answer 21

"Bumpy" describes something that is uneven or full of bumps, making it uncomfortable or difficult to travel on. -adjectve Example: The bumpy road made the ride very uncomfortable.

Answer 22

"Outbound" refers to something going away from a particular place, such as a journey or flight leaving a location. -adjective Example: Our outbound flight to Paris is at 6 PM.

Answer 23

As a noun, "fund" refers to a sum of money saved for a particular purpose. As a verb, it means to provide money for something. -noun/verb Example (noun): They raised a fund for charity. Example (verb): The government will fund the new infrastructure project.

Answer 24

"Allowance" refers to a sum of money given regularly, often for a specific purpose, such as by parents to children. -noun Example: She receives a weekly allowance to spend on whatever she likes.

Answer 25

"Currency" refers to the system of money used in a particular country or the form of money itself. -noun Example: The currency in Japan is the yen.

Answer 26

As a noun, "bargain" refers to something bought for a good price. As a verb, it means to negotiate or deal for a better price. -noun/verb Example (noun): I got a great bargain on these shoes. Example (verb): She bargained for a lower price at the market.

Answer 27

As a noun, "discount" refers to a reduction in price. As a verb, it means to reduce the price of something. -noun/verb Example (noun): The store offered a 20% discount on all items. Example (verb): The store discounted the price of the jacket.

Answer 28

As a verb, "purchase" means to buy something. As a noun, it refers to the act of buying or the item bought. -verb/noun Example (verb): I purchased a new phone yesterday. Example (noun): The purchase of the house was completed last week.

Answer 29

"Receipt" refers to a document or acknowledgment of something received, usually as proof of a purchase or transaction. -noun Example: Keep the receipt in case you need to return the item.

Answer 30

"Dashed" means to move quickly or suddenly, often in a hurried or excited manner. -Verb/past tense of dash Example: She dashed to catch the bus before it left.

Answer 31

"Whirlwind" refers to a very fast or intense event or situation, often one that is chaotic or overwhelming. -noun Example: The last few days have been a whirlwind of activity.

Answer 32

"Sight" refers to the ability to see or something that is seen, especially a view or a landmark. -noun Example: The Eiffel Tower is a famous sight in Paris.

Answer 33

"Imprinted" means to create a lasting mark or impression on something, either physically or in one's memory. -Verb/past tense of imprint Example: The memory of that day was imprinted on his mind forever.

Answer 34

"Port of call" refers to a place where ships stop during a journey. It can also refer to any stop along a journey. -noun Example: The cruise's first port of call was the island of Barbados.

Answer 35

"Medieval" refers to the Middle Ages, a period in European history roughly between the 5th and 15th centuries. -adjective Example: The castle has a medieval design with thick stone walls.

Answer 36

"Vibrant" describes something full of life, energy, or color. -adjective Example: The vibrant colors of the sunset filled the sky.

Answer 37

A "brick" is a small rectangular block typically made of clay, used for building walls or structures. -noun Example: The house was built with red bricks.

Answer 38

"Faltering" means to lose strength or hesitate, often in speech or action. -verb Example: His voice was faltering as he tried to explain his mistake.

Answer 39

"Took a stroll" means to walk leisurely or without a specific purpose. -verb phrase Example: After dinner, they took a stroll along the beach.

Answer 40

"Frowned" means to form wrinkles on your forehead, usually due to worry, concentration, or displeasure. -verb Example: She frowned when she realized she had forgotten her keys.

Answer 41

"Puzzled" describes the state of being confused or unsure about something. -adjective Example: He looked puzzled after hearing the unexpected news.

Answer 42

"To head for food" means to go in the direction of food, usually with the intention of eating. -verb phrase Example: After the meeting, we headed for food at a nearby restaurant.

Answer 43

"Led" is the past tense of "lead" and means to guide or direct someone or something. -Verb/past tense of lead Example: She led the team to victory in the competition.

Answer 44

"Exclaimed" means to shout or speak loudly and with excitement or surprise. -verb Example: "Wow!" he exclaimed after seeing the beautiful view.

Answer 45

"Fasten" means to attach or secure something, typically with a clasp or buckle. -verb Example: Please fasten your seatbelt before the plane takes off.

Answer 46

"Secluded" describes a place that is isolated or private, away from others. -adjective Example: They stayed in a secluded cabin in the woods for the weekend.

Answer 47

"Dense" describes something that is thick or tightly packed. It can also refer to a person who is slow to understand things. -adjective Example: The dense fog made it difficult to see the road.

Answer 48

As a noun, a "feast" is a large meal, often with many dishes. As a verb, it means to eat a large amount of food. -noun/verb Example (noun): The wedding reception was a grand feast. Example (verb): We feasted on turkey and all the trimmings.

Answer 49

As a noun, "refund" is the money returned to a customer. As a verb, it means to return money to someone. -noun/verb Example (noun): I received a refund for the faulty product. Example (verb): The store refunded my money after I returned the item.

Answer 50

"Ruin" refers to the remains of an old building or structure, often due to age or decay. -noun Example: The ancient ruin attracted tourists from all over the world.

Answer 51

"Barren" describes land that is empty or unable to support life, or a place with little or no vegetation. -adjective Example: The desert is a barren landscape with very little plant life.

Answer 52

"Arid" refers to a dry, often desert-like climate, lacking moisture or rainfall. -adjective Example: The arid conditions of the region make it difficult for crops to grow.

Answer 53

"Sparse" describes something that is thinly scattered or distributed, often referring to things like vegetation or population. -adjective Example: The sparse trees in the area made it look barren.

Answer 54

An "inn" is a small hotel or lodging place, often in a rural or less populated area. -noun Example: After a long day of traveling, we stayed at an inn near the village.

Answer 55

A "dormitory" is a large room with many beds, typically found in schools, universities, or hostels for people to sleep in. -noun Example: The students slept in a dormitory with shared bathrooms.

Answer 56

"Drift" means to move slowly or without direction, often carried by wind or water. -verb Example: The boat drifted gently down the river.

Answer 57

A "resort" is a place where people go for vacations or recreation, often with facilities like hotels, pools, and entertainment. -noun Example: They spent the weekend at a luxury resort by the beach.

Answer 58

"Sail" means to travel on water in a boat or ship, usually using sails. -verb Example: They sailed across the lake in a small boat.

Answer 59

As a noun, "demand" refers to the desire or need for something. As a verb, it means to request or require something forcefully. -noun/verb Example (noun): The demand for new technology is increasing. Example (verb): She demanded an explanation for the mistake.

Answer 60

"Debt" refers to money that is owed to someone, typically due to borrowing. -noun Example: He was in debt after taking out a loan for the car.

Answer 61

"Expense" refers to the cost or amount of money spent on something. -noun Example: The expense of the trip was higher than expected.

Answer 62

"Invaluable" means something so valuable that it cannot be measured in terms of money. -adjective Example: Her advice was invaluable to the success of the project.

Answer 63

"Fright" refers to a sudden feeling of fear or alarm. -noun Example: The loud noise gave her a fright.