Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- meet
- menu
- mere
- mess
- milk
- mind
- mine
- miss
- mode
- mood
The Bistro’s Evening Charm (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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meet
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(v) /miːt/
to come together with someone at a certain time and place
Example: I will meet you at the park.
menu
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(n) /ˈmɛnju/
a list of food and drinks that are available to order at a restaurant
Example: I looked at the menu before I ordered.
mere
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(adj) /mɪr/
only or just
Example: It was a mere coincidence.
mess
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(n) /mɛs/
a situation that is dirty or untidy
Example: The room is a mess after the party.
milk
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(n) /mɪlk/
a white liquid produced by female mammals that is used as food, especially for babies
Example: I drink milk every morning.
mind
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(v) /maɪnd/
to care about something or to be bothered by it
Example: Do you mind if I sit here?
mine
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(adj) /maɪn/
belonging to or associated with the speaker
Example: This book is mine.
miss
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(v) /mɪs/
to fail to notice or catch something
Example: I miss my bus every morning.
mode
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(n) /moʊd/
a way of being or doing things that creates a certain feeling or atmosphere
Example: The room has a calm mode for studying.
mood
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(n) /muːd/
a person's emotional state or feeling at a particular time
Example: She is in a good mood today.