Andrey IELTS Vocabulary

awe (noun)

a feeling of great wonder, admiration, or respect.

proud (adjective)

feeling pleased and satisfied with an achievement, quality, or accomplishment.

woke (adjective)

aware of and attentive to social issues, especially inequality and discrimination.

challenging (adjective)

difficult in a way that requires effort, skill, or determination.

brief (adjective)

short in time, length, or duration.

landscape (noun)

the visible features of an area of land; also, the overall situation or environment in a particular field.

curve (noun)

a line that bends smoothly rather than being straight.

bend (noun)

a curved section or turn in something.

monologue (noun)

a long speech delivered by one person without interruption.

reliable (adj.)

able to be trusted or depended on; consistently accurate or effective.

county (noun)

an administrative or political division of a country, usually smaller than a state or province.

stroke (verb)

to gently move your hand over a person, animal, or object repeatedly in a smooth, caring way.

stroke (noun)

a gentle movement of the hand across a surface; also a single movement or action made in writing, painting, sports, etc. (The word can also refer to a serious medical condition, depending on context.)

change (noun)

the process or result of becoming different; an alteration or modification.

greenhouse gases (noun, plural)

gases in the atmosphere that trap heat and contribute to global warming, such as carbon dioxide and methane.

emit (verb)

to produce and release something, such as gas, light, heat, or sound.

emission (noun)

the act of releasing gases, heat, light, or other substances; something that is released.

Car emissions contribute to air pollution.

peculiar (adj.)

unusual, strange, or distinctive.

There was a peculiar smell in the room.

elaborate (adj.)

detailed, complex, and carefully planned or decorated.

The building featured elaborate carvings and designs.