Chapter 8: Two Cities Term Definition Matching English by Professor Kasim

Chapter 8: Two Cities Term Definition Matching English by Professor Kasim

area

part of a city

community

the people who live in a place

property

a building and the land around it

grow up

get bigger

economic success

having or making more money

tourist attraction

something that tourists want to go and see

decorated

made to look nicer

traditional

following customs done for a long time

block

a group of buildings with streets around them

souvenir

something you buy to remind you of a place

find employment

get a job / find work

the Far East

the east of Asia

cater to

provide what people need

British born Chinese

Chinese people who were born in Britain

pedestrian-only

for people walking only

flag

a piece of cloth with a special pattern or color

firecracker

a small explosive device that makes a loud noise

dragon

a mythical animal from stories

large

big in size or amount

poor

having little money

cheap

costing little money

popular

liked by many people

important

having great value or significance

best

finest or most excellent

western-style pub

a Western-style drinking venue

wide range

a large variety of different things

club-goer

a person who regularly visits nightclubs

foreigner

a person from another country

live music

music played live by musicians

revolution

a big change

frequently

often

charge

take or ask for an amount of money for a service

lively

full of life and energy

huge

very big

superstar

a very famous performer or person

nightlife

entertainment available in the evening/night

nightclub

a venue open late at night for drinking and dancing

toothbrush

a small brush used for cleaning teeth

breadknife

a long serrated knife used for cutting bread

notebook

a small book with blank pages for writing

hairdryer

an electrical device used to dry hair

classroom

a room in a school where students learn

racehorse

a horse bred and trained for racing

headache

a continuous pain in the head

shoeshine

a polish or shine given to shoes

milkman

a person who delivers milk to homes

waterfall

a steep fall of water from a height

pocket money

a small amount of money given for spending

sunshine

direct light from the sun