Prepare Grade 8: Units 1–5 Vocabulary List

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Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards from Prepare Grade 8 Student's Book (Ukrainian Edition, pages 140–141), covering Units 1 to 5: Describing People, Prefixes (un-, in-, im-), Clothes Adjectives, Adverbs, Life Events, Too/Enough, Sports, Multiple-Meaning Words, Crimes and Criminals, and Reflexive Pronouns.

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attractive

Adjective: pleasing or appealing to look at; привабливий (-а, -е).

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bald

Adjective: having little or no hair on the head; лисий (-а, -е).

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careful

Adjective: giving serious attention to avoid harm or errors; обережний (-а, -е), уважний (-а, -е).

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careless

Adjective: not giving sufficient attention or thought; необережний (-а, -е), неуважний (-а, -е).

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elderly

Adjective: of advanced age; older; старший (-а, -е), похилого віку.

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handsome

Adjective: attractive or good-looking, specifically used for men; красивий (про чоловіків).

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in his/her early thirties

Phrase: at an age ranging from 30 to 34 years old; віком від 30 до 34.

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middle-aged

Adjective: in the period of life between youth and old age; середнього віку.

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miserable

Adjective: deeply unhappy, wretched, or sorrowful; сумний, жалюгідний (-а, -е).

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pretty

Adjective: attractive in a delicate or graceful way, specifically used for women; красива (про жінок).

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teenage

Adjective: at an age ranging from 13 to 19 years old; віком від 13 до 19.

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impatient

Adjective (prefix im-): quickly irritated or provoked by delay; нетерплячий (-а, -е).

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impolite

Adjective (prefix im-): failing to show good manners; rude; неввічливий (-а, -е).

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inexpensive

Adjective (prefix in-): not costing a lot of money; cheap; недорогий (-а, -е), дешевий (-а, -е).

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invisible

Adjective (prefix in-): unable to be seen by the eye; невидимий (-а, -е).

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unfair

Adjective (prefix un-): not based on or behaving according to the principles of equality or justice; несправедливий (-а, -е).

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untidy

Adjective (prefix un-): not arranged neatly and in order; dirty or messy; неохайний (-а, -е), брудний (-а, -е).

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badly-dressed

Adjective: wearing clothes that are unattractive, messy, or inappropriate; погано одягнений (-а, -е).

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brand new

Adjective: completely new and never before used; абсолютно новий (-а, -е).

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loose-fitting

Adjective: referring to clothes that fit loosely rather than tightly; вільного крою (одяг).

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second-hand

Adjective: previously used or owned by someone else; вживаний (-а, -е).

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skinny

Adjective: referring to clothing that is very narrow and tight-fitting; вузький (-а, -е) (одяг).

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smart

Adjective: referring to clothing that is neat, clean, and stylish; охайний (-а, -е) (одяг).

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well-dressed

Adjective: wearing attractive, neat, and fashionable clothing; гарно одягнений (-а, -е).

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healthily

Adverb: in a manner that promotes or benefits good health; корисно.

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heavily

Adverb: with great force, severity, or volume; сильно, рясно.

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lazily

Adverb: in an inactive, slow, or unwilling-to-work manner; ліниво.

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politely

Adverb: in a respectful, considerate, and courteous manner; ввічливо.

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get a degree

Phrase: to earn an academic qualification awarded by a university or college; отримати ступінь (освіту).

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get a driving licence

Phrase: to obtain official authorization to operate a motor vehicle; отримати водійське посвідчення.

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move home

Phrase: to change one's place of residence to a different house; переїжджати в інший будинок.

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retire

Verb: to leave one's employment and cease working permanently; вийти на пенсію.

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leave school

Phrase: to complete or cease attending secondary education; закінчити школу.

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enough

Adverb: as much or as many as required; sufficiently; достатньо.

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not enough

Adverb phrase: less than necessary; insufficiently; недостатньо.

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too

Adverb: to a higher degree than is desirable, permissible, or possible; excessively; занадто.

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athletics

Noun: the sport of competing in track and field events; легка атлетика.

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squash

Noun: a racket sport played with a small rubber ball in a four-walled court; сквош.

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windsurfing

Noun: the sport or activity of riding across water on a sailboard; віндсерфінг.

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ice hockey

Noun: a team game played on an ice rink with sticks and a rubber puck; хокей на льоду.

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coach

Noun with different meanings: a sports trainer/instructor, or a large passenger bus; тренер / автобус.

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exercise

Noun with different meanings: an academic task or practice activity, or physical workout; вправа / фізична вправа.

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fit

Word with different meanings: in good physical health (adjective), or to be the right size and shape (verb); у формі / підходити за розміром.

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match

Word with different meanings: a competitive sporting game (noun), or to correspond or combine well together (verb); матч / поєднуватися.

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point

Word with different meanings: a dot or small spot (noun), or to indicate direction with a finger (verb); точка / показувати.

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train

Word with different meanings: a railway locomotive with cars (noun), or to practice or instruct for an athletic event (verb); поїзд / тренуватися.

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trainer

Noun with different meanings: an athletic coach, or a sneaker/sports shoe; тренер / кросівок.

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work out

Phrasal verb with different meanings: to engage in physical exercise, or to solve a problem; тренуватися / розгадувати.

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burglar

Noun: a criminal who unlawfully breaks into buildings to steal property; грабіжник.

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burglary

Noun: the illegal act of entering a building without permission to commit theft; крадіжка зі зломом.

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hacker

Noun: an individual who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data; хакер.

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hacking

Noun: the activity of gaining unauthorized access to computer systems or data; хакерство.

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pickpocket

Noun: a thief who secretly steals money or valuables from pockets in crowded areas; кишеньковий злодій.

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pickpocketing

Noun: the crime of stealing from pockets or bags in public places; кишенькова крадіжка.

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shoplifter

Noun: a person who steals goods displayed in a store while posing as a shopper; магазинний злодій.

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shoplifting

Noun: the crime of taking items from a retail store without paying for them; крадіжка в магазині.

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thief

Noun: a person who steals another person's property; злодій.

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theft

Noun: the general crime or act of stealing; крадіжка.

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vandal

Noun: a person who deliberately defaces, damages, or destroys property; вандал.

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vandalism

Noun: the deliberate destruction, defacement, or damage of public or private property; вандалізм.

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each other

Pronoun: used to refer to two or more individuals acting reciprocally toward one another; один одного.

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herself

Pronoun: reflexive pronoun referring back to a female person previously mentioned; себе (про жінку).

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himself

Pronoun: reflexive pronoun referring back to a male person previously mentioned; себе (про чоловіка).

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itself

Pronoun: reflexive pronoun referring back to a non-human thing, animal, or object previously mentioned; себе (про предмет або тварину).