The Great Escape (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)

10 terms

Flip Type

role

(n) /roʊl/
a part or character someone plays in a situation or story

Example: She has a big role in the play.

roll

(v) /roʊl/
to move by turning over and over

Example: The ball will roll down the hill.

roof

(n) /ruːf/
the top covering of a building that protects it from weather

Example: The roof keeps the rain out.

room

(n) /ruːm/
a space or enclosed area in a building, typically used for a specific purpose

Example: I have a big room for my toys.

root

(n) /ruːt/
the main cause or source of something

Example: The root of the problem is lack of communication.

rope

(n) /roʊp/
a long, strong piece of material that can be used to tie things or pull them

Example: I need a rope to tie the boxes.

rose

(n) /roʊz/
a type of flower with many petals, often red or pink

Example: She picked a rose from the garden.

rule

(n) /ruːl/
a statement that tells you what is allowed or what will happen in a certain situation

Example: You must follow the rule in the game.

rush

(v) /rʌʃ/
to move quickly or hurry

Example: I rush to catch the bus.

safe

(adj) /seɪf/
not dangerous; protected from harm or danger

Example: The door is safe to open.

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