Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- block
- blood
- board
- brain
- brand
- bread
- break
- brick
- brief
- bring
- broad
- brown
Maria’s New Bread Shop (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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block
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(n) /blɒk/
a piece of solid material with flat surfaces, often used for building or as a unit of time
Example: He used a block to build a wall.
blood
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(n) /blʌd/
the red liquid that circulates in the bodies of people and animals, carrying nutrients and oxygen
Example: The doctor took a sample of blood.
board
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(n) /bɔrd/
a flat piece of material used for displaying information or for support
Example: The teacher wrote on the board.
brain
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(n) /breɪn/
the part of the body that controls thoughts, feelings, and actions
Example: The brain helps you think.
brand
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(n) /brænd/
a name or design given to a product or company to identify it and make it different from others
Example: Coca-Cola is a famous brand.
bread
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(n) /brɛd/
a type of food made from flour, water, and usually yeast, that is baked
Example: I eat bread for breakfast.
break
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(n) /breɪk/
a short period of time when something is stopped or interrupted
Example: We will take a break after lunch.
brick
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(n) /brɪk/
a hard rectangular piece of baked clay or concrete used for building
Example: The wall is made of brick.
brief
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(adj) /brif/
short in time or length
Example: The meeting was brief and to the point.
bring
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(v) /brɪŋ/
to take something or someone to a place
Example: Please bring your book to class.
broad
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(adj) /brɔd/
wide in size or extent
Example: The river is broad and deep.
brown
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(adj) /braʊn/
a color that is like chocolate or dark tan
Example: The dog is brown.