Art Takes Time (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)

15 terms

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spring

(n) /sprɪŋ/
the season between winter and summer when flowers bloom and the weather gets warmer

Example: We like to play outside in spring.

square

(n) /skwɛr/
a shape with four equal sides and four right angles

Example: The table is shaped like a square.

stable

(adj) /ˈsteɪ.bəl/
not likely to change or fail; steady

Example: The table is stable and does not wobble.

status

(n) /ˈstætəs/
the condition or situation of something or someone

Example: The status of the project is good.

steady

(adj) /ˈstɛdi/
not changing; consistent and stable

Example: She has a steady job.

stream

(v) /striːm/
to flow continuously, often referring to water or light

Example: The river streams through the valley.

street

(n) /striːt/
a public road in a city or town that people use to travel

Example: The car is driving down the street.

stress

(n) /strɛs/
a feeling of worry or nervousness about something difficult or important

Example: She feels a lot of stress before the exam.

strike

(v) /straɪk/
to hit something with force

Example: He will strike the ball with the bat.

string

(n) /strɪŋ/
a thin piece of material, often made of thread, used for hanging or connecting things

Example: I tied the box with a string.

stroke

(n) /stroʊk/
a line or mark made by a movement of a pen, brush, or pencil

Example: She made a stroke on the paper.

strong

(adj) /strɔŋ/
having great power or strength; strong in character or presence

Example: He is a strong athlete.

studio

(n) /ˈstjuːdi.oʊ/
a place where art is created or taught

Example: She goes to the studio to paint.

stupid

(adj) /ˈstuː.pɪd/
not smart or lacking intelligence

Example: It was a stupid mistake to forget my keys.

submit

(v) /səbˈmɪt/
to accept or follow a process or instructions without resistance

Example: You need to submit your homework.

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