English World 5 Unit-2

ache

ache

(v) to feel painful

anyway

(adv) in any event, whatever happens

boulder

(n) a very large, round rock

breeze

(n) a light, gentle wind

calm

(adj) still and quite, not worried

cave

(n) an underground space made by nature

cliff

(n) a very high, steep wall of rock

crash

(v) to hit strongly

cross

(v) to go across

deep

(adj) going down a long way

exam

(n) an important test

exhausted

(adj) vey tired

fail

(v) to not pass

glacier

(n) a huge frozen river of ice

guide

(n) a person who shows the way

hotel

(n) a big building with lots of bedrooms for guests

incredible

(adj) not believable

light

(adj) weighing very little

massive

(adj) very big

meadow

(n) a large area of grass and flowers where animals are sometimes kept

mountainside

(n) the side of a mountain

pass

(v) to do well enough in an exam

peak

(n) the top of a mountain

quite

(adv) a little

ravine

(n) a deep, narrow valley between rocks

remind

(v) to make someone think of something in the past, or of something they have forgotten

roar

(n)the sound made by a lion or other large, wild animal

shady

(adj)without much sunlight

shut

(adj) not open

splash

(v) to spread many drops of liquid

steady

(adj) not moving about or fallling over

steeply

(adj) almost straight up

study

(v) to find out and learn about something

swing

(v) to go backwards and forwards or from one side to the other

Switzerland

(n) a country in the middle of Europe

take

(v) to do an exam or test

tinkle

(v) to make a sound like a small bell

twin

(n) one of two children born at the same time to the same mother

walk

(n) a short journey on foot

waterfall

(n) the place where a river or stream falls down a rock or cliff

whole

(adj) total,complete