Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- coat
- code
- cold
- come
- cook
- cool
- cope
- copy
- core
- corn
The Cooking Contest (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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coat
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(n) /koʊt/
a piece of clothing worn to keep warm, usually covering the upper body and arms
Example: She wears a coat when it is cold.
code
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(n) /koʊd/
a set of instructions used in programming or a system for representing information
Example: The programmer wrote code for the game.
cold
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(adj) /koʊld/
having a low temperature; not warm
Example: The ice is very cold.
come
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(v) /kʌm/
to become or to appear in a certain way
Example: The sun come up in the morning.
cook
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(v) /kʊk/
to prepare food by heating it
Example: I like to cook dinner every night.
cool
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(adj) /kuːl/
not feeling hot; feeling comfortable in temperature
Example: The water is cool on a hot day.
cope
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(v) /koʊp/
to deal with or manage a difficult situation
Example: She can cope with stress.
copy
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(v) /ˈkɑː.pi/
to make something the same as something else
Example: Please copy the notes from the board.
core
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(n) /kɔr/
the central part of something
Example: The apple core is left after eating the fruit.
corn
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(n) /kɔrn/
a yellow grain that people eat, often used to make food like popcorn or cornmeal
Example: I like to eat corn with dinner.