Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- male
- mall
- many
- mark
- mask
- mass
- math
- meal
- mean
- meat
The Mysterious Chef (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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male
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(adj) /meɪl/
related to or being male; typically used to describe boys or men
Example: He is a male student in my class.
mall
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(n) /mɔl/
a large building or area with many shops inside
Example: We went to the mall to buy new clothes.
many
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(adj) /ˈmɛni/
a large number of something
Example: There are many apples in the basket.
mark
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(n) /mɑrk/
a sign, impression, or effect left by something
Example: She made a mark on the paper.
mask
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(n) /mæsk/
a cover worn on the face to hide or protect it
Example: She wears a mask to stay safe.
mass
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(n) /mæs/
a large amount or number of something
Example: There is a mass of people at the concert.
math
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(n) /mæθ/
the study of numbers, shapes, and patterns
Example: I like to study math in school.
meal
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(n) /miːl/
the food that you eat at one time, usually as part of breakfast, lunch, or dinner
Example: I eat a meal every day.
mean
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(v) /miːn/
to intend or have a purpose in doing something
Example: I mean to help you with your homework.
meat
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(n) /miːt/
the flesh of animals eaten as food
Example: I eat meat for dinner.