Oxford 3000 Vocabulary

These flashcards contain vocabulary words from the Oxford 3000 list along with their definitions to assist in understanding and memorizing key terms.

abandon

to leave someone or something behind

ability

the power or skill to do something

accessible

easy to approach or use

accumulate

to gather or collect over time

accuse

to say that someone has done something wrong or illegal

achieve

to successfully reach a desired goal or result

adapt

to adjust or change to suit new conditions

advantage

a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable position

affect

to have an effect on; to influence

appreciate

to recognize or understand the worth of something

assume

to take for granted or without proof

avoid

to keep away from or not engage with

benefit

an advantage or profit gained from something

capacity

the maximum amount that something can contain or produce

contrast

a difference between two or more things

contribute

to give (something, such as money or time) to help achieve or provide something

declare

to make something known or state it formally

discuss

to talk about something with others

encounter

to come across or meet, especially unexpectedly

evaluate

to assess or determine the value or quality of something

generate

to produce or create something

integrate

to combine one thing with another to create a whole

investigate

to carry out research or studies to discover facts

maintain

to keep or preserve in good condition

participate

to take part in something

perceive

to become aware of something through the senses

recognize

to identify something or someone from previous encounters

transform

to change in form, appearance, or structure

validate

to check or prove the validity of something