Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- news
- next
- nice
- none
- nose
- note
- odds
- once
- only
- onto
Sarah’s Upcoming Solo Adventure (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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news
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(n) /njuːz/
information about recent events or happenings
Example: I read the news every morning.
next
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(adj) /nɛkst/
coming immediately after the present or previous one
Example: I will go to the next class.
nice
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(adj) /naɪs/
pleasant or good
Example: She is a nice person.
none
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(pron) /nʌn/
not any; used to indicate the absence of something
Example: I have none of the cookies.
nose
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(n) /noʊz/
the part of the face that can smell and breathe
Example: She has a small nose.
note
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(n) /noʊt/
a short written message or reminder
Example: I left a note on the table.
odds
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(n) /ɑdz/
the likelihood or chance of something happening
Example: The odds of winning are very low.
once
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(adv) /wʌns/
one time only
Example: I went to the park once.
only
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(adj) /ˈoʊnli/
the single person or thing in a particular group
Example: She is the only student in the class.
onto
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(prep) /ˈɒn.tuː/
used to show movement towards a surface or place
Example: The cat jumped onto the table.