Vocabulary Band 7+ 🔥 | @officialieltsreality

Topic: Community

✅Considerate = Kind and Helpful or thoughtful

✅Mainstream = common or average (Ideas)

✅Civilization = culturally advanced human society

✅Supportive = helpful and encouraging

✅Appropriate = suitable

✅Voluntary = done willingly or without payment

✅Engage = join in or get involved

✅Charitable = helping the poor or reedy

✅Foster = help something grow (attitude or idea)

✅Multicultural = having many different cultures

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🗣Speaking Vocabularies

📌Cut it out!: stop it; stop doing that.

📌Cut corners: to save money (to do something in the cheapest way).

📌Couch potato: somebody who is lazy and inactive.

📌Cold fish: an unfriendly person.

📌To catch someone red-handed: to capture someone in the act.

📌Crack of dawn: (a time) very early in the morning.

📌Cost an arm and a leg: to be very expensive.

📌Come down with: to become ill with a particular illness.

📌Can't stand (someone or something): to hate or dislike someone or something very much.
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Culture, Art and Tradition #2

🚷To preserve = to protect and keep something, usually because it is valuable for some reason

🚯To conserve = To Preserve

🔱Rituals = highly traditional ceremonies which have meaning for the participants

🌐To transmit = to communicate a message, literal or symbolic

♻️Social memes = social habits or patterns which are transmitted between people

❗️Public duty = the willingness to serve the public or the state

🚫Self-sacrifice = the willingness to suffer or die for a cause

🎀Cultural traditions = traditions carrying cultural importance

🎈Mythology, myth = a classic story from the past which people know is not true but which carries meaning

🧸To evoke = to bring back memories or feelings

🔮Medieval = adjective for the Middle Ages, roughly 1050 to 1400 in European history

🧬The fabric of society = the way that society is connected and maintained.

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Speaking Vocabularies Band 8.5

🔸Explore all avenues : to try everything in order to find a solution and avoid trouble

E: It is a difficult thing to do therefore , we must explore all avenues if we really want it done .

🔸Every time someone turns around : very often , too often.

E: He asks me for some money every time I turn around .
E: My mom shouts at me every time I turn around.

🔸 Eager beaver : a very hardworking and enthusiastic person.

E: My boss is an eager beaver . E: Her father is a real eager beaver . He usually works 12 hours a day .

🔸Eyes are bigger than one's stomach : to take more food than you can possibly eat .

E: I'm afraid that your eyes are bigger than your stomach . You can't eat all this.

🔸To eat like a bird: to eat very little

E: Jane eats like a bird , no wonder she can keep herself so slim .
E: Don't make too much for lunch because she eats like a bird .

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IELTS Synonyms 7+ 🧩 | @officialieltsreality

• Dilute ......... Weaken
• Difficult ......... Challenging
• Eccentric ......... Peculiar
• Adamant ......... Firm
• Ecstasy ......... Joy, elation
• Always ......... Forever
• Empty ......... Drain
• Amateur. ......... Beginner
• Enemy ......... Opponent
• Believe. ......... Trust
• Fix ......... Mend
• Below ......... Under
• Tall ......... Lofty
• Beneficial ......... Helpful
• Add. ......... Increase
• Best ......... Finest
• Adequate. ......... Sufficient
• Birth. ......... Beginning
• Aggressive ......... Assertive
• Blend. ......... Combine
• Aid. ......... Help

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♻️SYNONYMS FOR IELTS | #PART 1

✅Strict = Stringent, severe, stern
✅Gaudy = Showy, garish, vulgar
✅Strong = Powerful, mighty, potent
✅Portion = Part, segment, piece
✅Prompt = Punctual, timely
✅Stupid = Unintelligent, dense,
✅Surplus = Excess, additional, extra
✅Urgent = Crucial, important
✅Vacant = Unoccupied, empty
✅Serene = Peaceful, tranquil, calm
✅Serious = Grave, solemn, pensive
✅Optional = Voluntary, elective
✅Ordinary = Usual, average
✅Shrewd = Clever, cunning, crafty
✅Meager = Scanty, sparse, poor
✅Mean = Unkind, malicious, nasty
✅Ravage = Devastate, ruin, damage
✅Raze = Destroy, demolish
✅Small = Little, insignificant, trivial
✅Smooth = Slick, glossy, level

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The differences between American🌐 and British English

🇺🇸 US 🇺🇸 @officialieltsreality 🇬🇧UK 🇬🇧

🇺🇸Eraser 🇬🇧Rubber
🇺🇲Cell phone 🇬🇧Mobile phone
🇺🇲Candy 🇬🇧Sweets
🇺🇲Sneakers 🇬🇧Trainers
🇺🇲Trousers 🇬🇧Pants
🇺🇲Mailman 🇬🇧Postman
🇺🇲Vacation 🇬🇧Holiday
🇺🇲Airplane 🇬🇧Aeroplane
🇺🇲Last name 🇬🇧Surname
🇺🇲Subway 🇬🇧Underground
🇺🇲Apartment 🇬🇧Flat
🇺🇲First floor 🇬🇧Ground floor
🇺🇲Flashlight 🇬🇧Torch
🇺🇲Picture 🇬🇧Photo
🇺🇲Fries 🇬🇧Chips
🇺🇲Gasoline 🇬🇧Petrol
🇺🇲Sidewalk 🇬🇧Pavement
🇺🇲Truck 🇬🇧Lorry
🇺🇲Highway 🇬🇧Motorway
🇺🇲Fall 🇬🇧Autumn
🇺🇲Elevator 🇬🇧Lift
🇺🇲Cookie 🇬🇧Biscuits

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Idioms & words

📌Related to Relationship

◼️Enjoy each other's company: like spending time with each other.
❇️Jenny and James are always together, they definitely enjoy each other's company.

◼️ Fair-weather friend: someone who is your friend only when you are cheerful and successful
❇️James's friends seem to be fair-weather friends, because they are with him when he was rich.

◼️Near and dear to someone: very important to someone
❇️My parents are the only people who are near and dear to me

◼️Shoulder to cry on: someone who is always ready to listen to your problems.
❇️It is good to always have a shoulder to cry on.

◼️To be through thick and thin: have some good and bad times together
❇️Your parents have been married for 15 years, they must have been through thick and thin together

◼️Drift apart: become less close to someone
❇️As years went by, school friends drifted apart.

◼️To Fall out with: to quarrel, to have a conflict.
❇️John left his girlfriend after falling out with her.

◼️To get on like a house on fire: people get on like a house on fire when they enjoy each other's company and become friends very quickly.
❇️I like my new roommate! We have a lot of same interests and get on like a house on fire.

◼️Hit it off with someone: to become quickly close friends with someone
❇️Peter is a nice person. I hit it off with him.

◼️To see eye to eye: to agree
❇️My brother does not always see eye to eye with me.

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