The Quick Rabbit (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)

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prior

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(prep) /ˈpraɪər/ before in time or in order Example: We met prior to the meeting.

proof

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(n) /pruːf/ evidence or information that shows something is true Example: She showed me the proof of her answer.

proud

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(adj) /praʊd/ feeling happy and pleased about something you have done Example: She is proud of her good grades.

prove

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(v) /pruːv/ to show that something is true or real by providing evidence Example: Please prove that you can do the task.

quick

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(adj) /kwɪk/ happening or done very quickly Example: She is a quick runner.

quiet

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(adj) /ˈkwaɪ.ɪt/ having little or no noise Example: The library is very quiet.

quite

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(adv) /kwaɪt/ to a certain degree; fairly or rather Example: She is quite happy today.

quote

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(n) /kwoʊt/ a group of words that expresses an idea or saying, often attributed to someone Example: She wrote a quote from her favorite book.

radio

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(n) /ˈreɪdi.oʊ/ a device that receives radio waves to play sounds like music or announcements Example: I listen to music on the radio.

raise

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(v) /reɪz/ to collect money for a cause or purpose Example: We will raise money for the charity.

range

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(n) /reɪndʒ/ the variety or different types of something Example: There is a wide range of colors to choose from.

rapid

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(adj) /ˈræpɪd/ happening very quickly or in a short amount of time Example: The car moved at a rapid speed.

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