Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- field
- fight
- final
- first
- flame
- flesh
- float
- floor
- focus
- force
- forth
- found
The Burning Building (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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field
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(n) /fiːld/
an area of land, often covered with grass, where people can walk or play
Example: The children play in the field.
fight
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(v) /faɪt/
to use force to try to defeat someone or something
Example: The boys fight in the playground.
final
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(adj) /ˈfaɪnəl/
the last or ending part of something
Example: This is the final test of the course.
first
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(adj) /fɜrst/
being number one in a sequence or order
Example: She won first place in the race.
flame
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(n) /fleɪm/
a visible, bright, and hot part of fire
Example: The flame is bright and warm.
flesh
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(n) /flɛʃ/
the soft tissue that covers the bones in a person's or animal's body
Example: The doctor examined the flesh on the patient's arm.
float
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(v) /floʊt/
to move slowly and gently through the air or water
Example: The leaf will float on the water.
floor
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(n) /flɔr/
the flat surface of a room that you walk on
Example: The cat is sitting on the floor.
focus
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(v) /ˈfoʊ.kəs/
to pay attention to something in order to do it better or to understand it
Example: Please focus on your homework.
force
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(n) /fɔrs/
strength or power to move or affect something
Example: The force of the wind knocked down the tree.
forth
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(adv) /fɔrθ/
in a forward direction; moving ahead
Example: She walked forth on the path.
found
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(v) /faʊnd/
to discover or locate something or someone that was not known or seen before
Example: I found my lost key.