A Star’s Dilemma (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)

12 terms

Flip Type

mouth

(n) /maʊθ/
the part of the face used to eat and speak

Example: She opened her mouth to talk.

movie

(n) /ˈmuːvi/
a story told in pictures that people watch on a screen

Example: I watched a movie last night.

music

(n) /ˈmjuː.zɪk/
sounds organized in a way that is pleasant or meaningful, often creating songs or melodies

Example: I like to listen to music.

naked

(adj) /ˈneɪ.kɪd/
not wearing any clothes

Example: The baby is naked.

nerve

(n) /nɜrv/
a part of the body that carries signals between the brain and other parts

Example: The doctor checked the nerve in my arm.

never

(adv) /ˈnɛvər/
at no time; not ever

Example: I never eat chocolate.

newly

(adv) /ˈnjuːli/
in a way that is recent or happens for the first time

Example: She has a newly painted room.

night

(n) /naɪt/
the period of time from when it gets dark until it gets light again

Example: The stars shine in the night.

noise

(n) /nɔɪz/
a sound, especially when it is loud or unpleasant

Example: The noise from the street is very loud.

north

(n) /nɔrθ/
the direction that is opposite of south, usually the direction where the North Pole is located

Example: The sun sets in the west and rises in the north.

novel

(n) /ˈnɑː.vəl/
a long written story about imaginary people and events

Example: She read a novel about a brave knight.

nurse

(n) /nɜrs/
a person who helps sick or injured people by providing medical care

Example: The nurse gives medicine to the patients.

Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.

Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:

mouth
movie
music
naked
nerve
never
newly
night
noise
north
novel
nurse

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