Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- dawn
- down
- drag
- draw
- drop
- dust
- duty
- each
- earn
- ease
The Hardworking Artist (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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dawn
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(n) /dɔn/
the time in the morning when day begins and light first appears
Example: We will wake up at dawn.
down
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(adv) /daʊn/
to a lower place or position
Example: The ball rolls down the hill.
drag
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(v) /dræɡ/
to pull something along the ground or to move it with effort
Example: I will drag the box to the garage.
draw
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(v) /drɔ/
to make pictures or designs by marking a surface with a pencil, pen, or other tool
Example: I like to draw in my notebook.
drop
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(v) /drɑp/
to let something fall or to let go of it
Example: Please drop the ball on the ground.
dust
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(n) /dʌst/
very small, dry pieces of dirt or other material that can be easily moved by wind
Example: There is dust on the table.
duty
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(n) /ˈduːti/
a task or responsibility that someone is expected to do
Example: Cleaning is my duty.
each
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(det) /iːtʃ/
every one of two or more people or things, considered individually
Example: Each student has a book.
earn
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(v) /ɜrn/
to receive money or some reward for work done or services provided
Example: I want to earn money for my work.
ease
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(n) /iːz/
a state of being comfortable or free from worry
Example: She works best when she is in ease.