Building a strong vocabulary starts with learning the words you are most likely to see and use in everyday English. Common English words appear frequently in conversations, books, websites, messages, and other forms of communication. Learning these words can help new learners understand English more easily and express their ideas with greater confidence.
You do not need to learn every English word to communicate effectively. Starting with frequently used words gives you a practical foundation for speaking, listening, reading, and writing. As your knowledge of these words grows, it becomes easier to understand sentences, follow conversations, and learn new vocabulary from context.
In this guide, you will find 3000 of the most common English words organized into manageable groups for easier study. You will also learn why these words are useful and how to practice them effectively. Whether you are a beginner or simply want to strengthen your vocabulary, this list can serve as a practical reference for building your everyday English.
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What Are Common English Words?
Common English words are words that appear frequently in everyday spoken and written English. They include basic nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, and other words that people regularly use to communicate.
Words such as the, be, have, go, make, people, time, good, new, and important are common because they can be used in many different situations. You may hear them in conversations, see them in books and articles, or use them when writing messages and sentences.
For new English learners, learning frequently used words is especially helpful because these words form the foundation of everyday communication. Instead of trying to memorize thousands of uncommon terms, learners can begin with useful vocabulary that they are more likely to encounter.
However, a list of common words should not be treated as an exact ranking for every situation. Word frequency can vary depending on whether English is spoken or written and whether it is used in everyday, academic, or professional contexts. The 3000 common English words in this guide are intended to provide learners with a practical vocabulary base for understanding and using English.
3000 Most common Words in English
| Able | Work | Sleep |
| Go | Do | See |
| Watch | Work | Lay |
| Use | Help | Aid |
| Inform | Exclude | Access |
| Shake | Save | Provie |
| Guess | Estimate | Enable |
| Think | Buy | Purchase |
| Watch | Play | Wait |
| Clean | Cook | Sweep |
Common English Words 1801–1900
| # | Word | Part of Speech | Simple Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1801 | departure | noun | the act of leaving a place |
| 1802 | deserve | verb | to be worthy of something |
| 1803 | destination | noun | the place to which someone or something is going |
| 1804 | destroy | verb | to damage something completely |
| 1805 | diet | noun | the food and drink a person usually consumes |
| 1806 | dig | verb | to make a hole in the ground |
| 1807 | direct | adjective/verb | going straight to something; to guide or control |
| 1808 | dirty | adjective | not clean |
| 1809 | disappoint | verb | to make someone feel unhappy because expectations were not met |
| 1810 | disaster | noun | a sudden event causing serious damage or loss |
| 1811 | discipline | noun | controlled behavior or training that develops good habits |
| 1812 | discount | noun | a reduction in the usual price |
| 1813 | distance | noun | the amount of space between two places or things |
| 1814 | double | adjective/verb | twice as much; to make twice as large |
| 1815 | downtown | noun/adverb | the central business area of a city; toward that area |
| 1816 | drag | verb | to pull something along a surface |
| 1817 | drawer | noun | a sliding storage box in a piece of furniture |
| 1818 | driver | noun | a person who drives a vehicle |
| 1819 | dust | noun | very small particles of dirt found on surfaces or in the air |
| 1820 | educate | verb | to teach or provide someone with education |
| 1821 | efficient | adjective | working well without wasting time or resources |
| 1822 | elderly | adjective | old or relating to older people |
| 1823 | elect | verb | to choose someone for a position by voting |
| 1824 | electricity | noun | a form of energy used for power, heat, and light |
| 1825 | electronic | adjective | using or relating to electronic technology |
| 1826 | elevator | noun | a machine that carries people between floors of a building |
| 1827 | employ | verb | to give someone a job |
| 1828 | employer | noun | a person or organization that gives people jobs |
| 1829 | employment | noun | paid work or the state of having a job |
| 1830 | empty | adjective | containing nothing |
| 1831 | entrance | noun | a place or opening used to enter somewhere |
| 1832 | envelope | noun | a paper cover used for a letter |
| 1833 | equal | adjective | the same in amount, value, or status |
| 1834 | escape | noun/verb | an act of getting away; to get away from danger or control |
| 1835 | essential | adjective | completely necessary or very important |
| 1836 | examine | verb | to look at or study something carefully |
| 1837 | excellent | adjective | extremely good |
| 1838 | excite | verb | to make someone feel enthusiastic or interested |
| 1839 | excuse | noun/verb | a reason given to explain something; to forgive |
| 1840 | exhibit | noun/verb | an object shown publicly; to display something |
| 1841 | expense | noun | money spent on something |
| 1842 | experiment | noun/verb | a scientific test; to test an idea or method |
| 1843 | explosion | noun | a sudden violent burst of energy |
| 1844 | factory | noun | a building where goods are manufactured |
| 1845 | failure | noun | a lack of success |
| 1846 | fancy | adjective/verb | decorative or expensive; to want or like something |
| 1847 | fault | noun | a mistake, weakness, or responsibility for a problem |
| 1848 | female | adjective/noun | relating to or being a woman or girl |
| 1849 | fence | noun | a structure surrounding or dividing an area |
| 1850 | festival | noun | a special event or period of celebration |
| 1851 | fever | noun | an unusually high body temperature |
| 1852 | flag | noun | a piece of cloth used as a symbol of a country or group |
| 1853 | flat | adjective/noun | level and smooth; a home on one floor of a building |
| 1854 | flavor | noun | the particular taste of food or drink |
| 1855 | flood | noun/verb | a large amount of water covering normally dry land |
| 1856 | flour | noun | a fine powder made from grain and used in cooking |
| 1857 | fold | verb | to bend something over onto itself |
| 1858 | foolish | adjective | showing poor judgment or lack of sense |
| 1859 | freeze | verb | to become or make something extremely cold or solid |
| 1860 | friendship | noun | a relationship between friends |
| 1861 | furniture | noun | movable objects such as chairs, tables, and beds |
| 1862 | garage | noun | a building or space used for keeping vehicles |
| 1863 | gate | noun | a movable barrier used to enter or leave an enclosed area |
| 1864 | gently | adverb | softly or carefully |
| 1865 | goal | noun | something you want to achieve |
| 1866 | goods | noun | products or items that are made, bought, or sold |
| 1867 | grocery | noun/adjective | food and household items sold in a store; relating to such items |
| 1868 | habit | noun | something a person does regularly |
| 1869 | handsome | adjective | attractive in appearance, especially for a man |
| 1870 | helpful | adjective | giving help or making something easier |
| 1871 | highway | noun | a major road connecting places |
| 1872 | holiday | noun | a special day of celebration or a period away from work |
| 1873 | homework | noun | schoolwork that students do outside class |
| 1874 | honey | noun | a sweet substance produced by bees |
| 1875 | honor | noun/verb | great respect; to show respect for someone |
| 1876 | hungry | adjective | needing or wanting food |
| 1877 | illness | noun | a disease or unhealthy condition |
| 1878 | imagination | noun | the ability to form ideas or pictures in the mind |
| 1879 | immediate | adjective | happening or done without delay |
| 1880 | import | noun/verb | a product brought into a country; to bring goods into a country |
| 1881 | informal | adjective | relaxed and not official or formal |
| 1882 | innocent | adjective | not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing |
| 1883 | insect | noun | a small animal with six legs, such as an ant or bee |
| 1884 | inspect | verb | to examine something carefully |
| 1885 | instant | noun/adjective | a very short moment; happening immediately |
| 1886 | intelligent | adjective | able to learn, understand, and think well |
| 1887 | interrupt | verb | to stop someone temporarily while they are speaking or doing something |
| 1888 | invent | verb | to create something new for the first time |
| 1889 | invitation | noun | a request asking someone to attend an event |
| 1890 | jacket | noun | a short coat worn on the upper body |
| 1891 | journey | noun | an act of traveling from one place to another |
| 1892 | juice | noun | liquid obtained from fruit or vegetables |
| 1893 | junior | adjective/noun | younger or lower in rank or position |
| 1894 | knock | verb | to |
Common English Words 1901–2000
| # | Word | Part of Speech | Simple Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1901 | marry | verb | to become someone’s husband, wife, or spouse |
| 1902 | match | noun/verb | something that is equal or suitable; to be equal or similar |
| 1903 | mathematics | noun | the study of numbers, shapes, and quantities |
| 1904 | maximum | noun/adjective | the greatest amount or level possible |
| 1905 | menu | noun | a list of food and drinks available at a restaurant |
| 1906 | mess | noun | a dirty, untidy, or confused state |
| 1907 | minimum | noun/adjective | the smallest amount or level possible |
| 1908 | motor | noun | a machine that produces movement |
| 1909 | mud | noun | soft, wet earth |
| 1910 | nail | noun | a thin piece of metal used to join things or the hard part at the end of a finger |
| 1911 | neat | adjective | clean and arranged in an orderly way |
| 1912 | needle | noun | a thin pointed tool used for sewing or medical purposes |
| 1913 | nervous | adjective | worried, anxious, or slightly afraid |
| 1914 | noise | noun | a sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant |
| 1915 | noisy | adjective | making a lot of sound |
| 1916 | ordinary | adjective | normal or not unusual |
| 1917 | oven | noun | an enclosed part of a cooker used for baking or heating food |
| 1918 | passenger | noun | a person traveling in a vehicle but not driving it |
| 1919 | passport | noun | an official document used for international travel |
| 1920 | pause | noun/verb | a short stop; to stop briefly |
| 1921 | pencil | noun | a tool used for writing or drawing |
| 1922 | photograph | noun | a picture taken with a camera |
| 1923 | photographer | noun | a person who takes photographs |
| 1924 | picnic | noun | a meal eaten outdoors |
| 1925 | pillow | noun | a soft object used to support the head while sleeping |
| 1926 | pipe | noun | a tube used to carry water, gas, or other substances |
| 1927 | pizza | noun | a flat baked food usually topped with cheese and other ingredients |
| 1928 | polite | adjective | showing good manners and respect |
| 1929 | pollution | noun | harmful substances that make air, water, or land dirty |
| 1930 | potato | noun | a common round vegetable that grows underground |
| 1931 | poverty | noun | the condition of being very poor |
| 1932 | pray | verb | to speak to God or a god, often asking for help or giving thanks |
| 1933 | prayer | noun | words spoken or thoughts directed to God or a god |
| 1934 | pregnant | adjective | carrying a developing baby |
| 1935 | preparation | noun | the process of getting ready for something |
| 1936 | preserve | verb | to protect something and keep it in good condition |
| 1937 | prize | noun | something given to a winner |
| 1938 | profession | noun | a type of skilled job requiring training or education |
| 1939 | punishment | noun | a penalty given for doing something wrong |
| 1940 | qualification | noun | a skill, achievement, or certificate that makes someone suitable for something |
| 1941 | quantity | noun | an amount or number of something |
| 1942 | railway | noun | a system of tracks and trains |
| 1943 | recipe | noun | instructions for preparing a particular food |
| 1944 | refrigerator | noun | an appliance used to keep food and drinks cold |
| 1945 | repair | noun/verb | the act of fixing something; to fix something damaged |
| 1946 | retire | verb | to stop working permanently, usually because of age |
| 1947 | retirement | noun | the period after a person permanently stops working |
| 1948 | rice | noun | small grains commonly cooked and eaten as food |
| 1949 | roof | noun | the structure covering the top of a building |
| 1950 | rope | noun | a strong thick cord made by twisting fibers together |
| 1951 | rude | adjective | not polite or respectful |
| 1952 | sail | noun/verb | a large piece of cloth used to move a boat; to travel by boat |
| 1953 | sandwich | noun | food made by putting a filling between pieces of bread |
| 1954 | sauce | noun | a liquid or soft food added to another food for flavor |
| 1955 | secretary | noun | a person who performs administrative or office duties |
| 1956 | shelf | noun | a flat surface used for storing or displaying things |
| 1957 | shell | noun | a hard outer covering of an egg, nut, or animal |
| 1958 | shock | noun/verb | a sudden upsetting surprise; to surprise or upset greatly |
| 1959 | shower | noun/verb | a device or act of washing with falling water |
| 1960 | sink | noun/verb | a basin used for washing; to move downward below a surface |
| 1961 | skirt | noun | a piece of clothing worn from the waist downward |
| 1962 | smoke | noun/verb | gas produced by burning; to produce or breathe in smoke |
| 1963 | soap | noun | a substance used for washing and cleaning |
| 1964 | sock | noun | a piece of clothing worn on the foot |
| 1965 | spoon | noun | a small tool with a rounded end used for eating or serving food |
| 1966 | stamp | noun/verb | a small label used for postage; to press or mark something |
| 1967 | stairs | noun | a set of steps connecting different levels of a building |
| 1968 | stomach | noun | the organ in the body where food begins to be digested |
| 1969 | stranger | noun | a person you do not know |
| 1970 | subway | noun | an underground railway system |
| 1971 | suitcase | noun | a case used for carrying clothes while traveling |
| 1972 | supermarket | noun | a large store selling food and household goods |
| 1973 | sweater | noun | a warm piece of clothing worn on the upper body |
| 1974 | swim | verb | to move through water using the arms and legs |
| 1975 | swimming | noun | the activity or sport of moving through water |
| 1976 | taxi | noun | a car that carries passengers for payment |
| 1977 | tea | noun | a drink made by soaking leaves in hot water |
| 1978 | thirsty | adjective | needing or wanting a drink |
| 1979 | toilet | noun | a fixture or room used for getting rid of body waste |
| 1980 | toothbrush | noun | a small brush used for cleaning teeth |
| 1981 | towel | noun | a piece of cloth used for drying something |
| 1982 | toy | noun | an object children play with |
| 1983 | umbrella | noun | a folding device used for protection from rain or sun |
| 1984 | uniform | noun | special clothing worn by members of a particular group |
| 1985 | vacation | noun | a period of time spent away from work or school for rest |
| 1986 | waiter | noun | a person who serves customers in a restaurant |
| 1987 | wallet | noun | a small case used for carrying money and cards |
| 1988 | wash | verb | to clean something using water |
| 1989 | wedding | noun | a ceremony in which people get married |
| 1990 | wheel | noun | a round object that turns and helps a vehicle or machine move |
| 1991 | whisper | verb | to speak very quietly |
| 1992 | whistle | noun/verb | a high sound made by blowing air; to make such a sound |
| 1993 | wise | adjective | having good judgment and knowledge |
| 1994 | wooden | adjective | made of wood |
| 1995 | wool | noun | soft hair from sheep used to make clothing and other materials |
| 1996 | worried | adjective | feeling anxious about something |
| 1997 | wrap | verb | to cover something by putting paper, cloth, or another material around it |
| 1998 | youth | noun | the period of life when someone is young |
| 1999 | zero | number/noun | the number 0; nothing |
| 2000 | zoo | noun | a place where animals are kept for people to see |
Common English Words 2001–2100
| # | Word | Part of Speech | Simple Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2001 | abroad | adverb | in or to another country |
| 2002 | acceptable | adjective | good enough or suitable |
| 2003 | accompany | verb | to go somewhere with someone |
| 2004 | achievement | noun | something successfully completed or accomplished |
| 2005 | acquire | verb | to get or gain something |
| 2006 | additional | adjective | extra or added |
| 2007 | adjust | verb | to change something slightly to make it suitable |
| 2008 | admission | noun | permission to enter a place or organization |
| 2009 | advantage | noun | something that helps you or puts you in a better position |
| 2010 | adviser | noun | a person who gives advice |
| 2011 | airline | noun | a company that transports passengers by airplane |
| 2012 | allowance | noun | an amount of money or something that is regularly given |
| 2013 | aloud | adverb | in a voice that can be heard |
| 2014 | amazing | adjective | very surprising or impressive |
| 2015 | ambulance | noun | a vehicle that carries sick or injured people to a hospital |
| 2016 | amusing | adjective | funny or entertaining |
| 2017 | ancient | adjective | belonging to a very distant time in the past |
| 2018 | apart | adverb | separated by a distance or into pieces |
| 2019 | apology | noun | a statement saying that you are sorry |
| 2020 | applicant | noun | a person who applies for something |
| 2021 | arrival | noun | the act of reaching a place |
| 2022 | assignment | noun | a task or piece of work given to someone |
| 2023 | assistant | noun | a person who helps another person with work |
| 2024 | attractive | adjective | pleasant or interesting to look at |
| 2025 | bakery | noun | a place where bread, cakes, and other baked foods are made or sold |
| 2026 | balloon | noun | a thin rubber bag filled with air or gas |
| 2027 | banana | noun | a long curved fruit with yellow skin |
| 2028 | bargain | noun | something bought for a lower price than usual |
| 2029 | basement | noun | a floor or room below ground level |
| 2030 | basket | noun | a container used for carrying or storing things |
| 2031 | bean | noun | a seed or pod from certain plants, often eaten as food |
| 2032 | beard | noun | hair growing on the lower part of a man’s face |
| 2033 | bedroom | noun | a room used for sleeping |
| 2034 | beef | noun | meat from a cow |
| 2035 | bench | noun | a long seat for two or more people |
| 2036 | biscuit | noun | a small baked food made from flour |
| 2037 | bitter | adjective | having a sharp, unpleasant taste |
| 2038 | blame | noun/verb | responsibility for something wrong; to hold someone responsible |
| 2039 | boil | verb | to heat a liquid until it bubbles |
| 2040 | bomb | noun | a weapon designed to explode |
| 2041 | borrow | verb | to take something temporarily and return it later |
| 2042 | boss | noun | a person who manages or controls workers |
| 2043 | bother | verb | to annoy, worry, or cause trouble for someone |
| 2044 | brave | adjective | willing to face danger or difficulty |
| 2045 | bread | noun | a baked food made mainly from flour and water |
| 2046 | breakfast | noun | the first meal of the day |
| 2047 | bride | noun | a woman who is getting married or has just married |
| 2048 | bucket | noun | an open container with a handle |
| 2049 | cabinet | noun | a piece of furniture with shelves or drawers for storage |
| 2050 | cafe | noun | a small restaurant serving drinks and light meals |
| 2051 | carpet | noun | thick material used to cover a floor |
| 2052 | carrot | noun | a long orange root vegetable |
| 2053 | cashier | noun | a person who receives payments in a store or business |
| 2054 | castle | noun | a large strong building, especially one built for protection |
| 2055 | cheerful | adjective | happy and positive |
| 2056 | cheese | noun | a food made from milk |
| 2057 | childhood | noun | the period of life when someone is a child |
| 2058 | chimney | noun | a structure that carries smoke out of a building |
| 2059 | chocolate | noun | a sweet food made from cocoa |
| 2060 | cigarette | noun | a small roll of tobacco wrapped in paper |
| 2061 | clever | adjective | quick to learn, understand, or solve problems |
| 2062 | clinic | noun | a place where people receive medical treatment or advice |
| 2063 | closet | noun | a small storage space, especially for clothes |
| 2064 | comfortable | adjective | relaxed and physically at ease |
| 2065 | cooker | noun | an appliance used for cooking food |
| 2066 | countryside | noun | land outside cities and towns |
| 2067 | cousin | noun | a child of your aunt or uncle |
| 2068 | crowded | adjective | containing too many people or things |
| 2069 | curtain | noun | a piece of cloth used to cover a window |
| 2070 | customer | noun | a person who buys goods or services |
| 2071 | delicious | adjective | having a very pleasant taste |
| 2072 | dentist | noun | a person trained to care for teeth |
| 2073 | dessert | noun | sweet food usually eaten at the end of a meal |
| 2074 | diary | noun | a book in which someone records daily experiences |
| 2075 | dining | noun/adjective | the activity of eating a meal; relating to eating |
| 2076 | downstairs | adverb | toward or on a lower floor |
| 2077 | downtown | noun/adverb | the central part of a city; toward that area |
| 2078 | drugstore | noun | a store that sells medicines and other everyday products |
| 2079 | earnings | noun | money received for work or from a business |
| 2080 | entrance | noun | a door, gate, or other way into a place |
| 2081 | exit | noun/verb | a way out; to leave a place |
| 2082 | expensive | adjective | costing a lot of money |
| 2083 | fashionable | adjective | popular according to current styles |
| 2084 | flashlight | noun | a small portable electric light |
| 2085 | fork | noun | an eating tool with several pointed parts |
| 2086 | fridge | noun | a refrigerator |
| 2087 | gasoline | noun | liquid fuel used in many vehicles |
| 2088 | glove | noun | a covering worn on the hand |
| 2089 | grocery | noun | food and household items sold in a store |
| 2090 | haircut | noun | the act or style of cutting someone’s hair |
| 2091 | handbag | noun | a small bag used for carrying personal items |
| 2092 | heater | noun | a device used to make a place warm |
| 2093 | hometown | noun | the town or city where a person grew up or comes from |
| 2094 | household | noun/adjective | the people living in one home; relating to a home |
| 2095 | hungry | adjective | needing or wanting food |
| 2096 | indoors | adverb | inside a building |
| 2097 | jeans | noun | trousers made from strong cotton material called denim |
| 2098 | kettle | noun | a container used for boiling water |
| 2099 | landlord | noun | a person who rents property to another person |
| 2100 | laundry | noun | clothes and other items that need to be or have been washed |
Common English Words 2101–2200
| # | Word | Part of Speech | Simple Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2101 | lend | verb | to give something temporarily and expect it to be returned |
| 2102 | lonely | adjective | unhappy because you are alone or have no one to talk to |
| 2103 | machine | noun | a device that uses power to perform work |
| 2104 | manager | noun | a person responsible for controlling a business, team, or activity |
| 2105 | mechanic | noun | a person who repairs machines or vehicles |
| 2106 | microwave | noun | an appliance used to heat or cook food quickly |
| 2107 | milk | noun | a white liquid produced by mammals and commonly used as food |
| 2108 | mirror | noun | a surface that reflects an image |
| 2109 | motorcycle | noun | a two-wheeled motor vehicle |
| 2110 | neighbor | noun | a person who lives near you |
| 2111 | nephew | noun | a son of your brother or sister |
| 2112 | niece | noun | a daughter of your brother or sister |
| 2113 | noodle | noun | a long thin strip of pasta or similar food |
| 2114 | onion | noun | a round vegetable with a strong smell and taste |
| 2115 | outdoors | adverb | outside a building |
| 2116 | pajamas | noun | clothes worn for sleeping |
| 2117 | parking | noun | the act or place of leaving a vehicle |
| 2118 | pharmacy | noun | a place where medicines are prepared or sold |
| 2119 | purse | noun | a small bag or container used for carrying money or personal items |
| 2120 | receipt | noun | a document showing that something has been paid for |
| 2121 | rent | noun/verb | money paid to use property; to pay for temporary use |
| 2122 | roommate | noun | a person who shares a room or home with another person |
| 2123 | salad | noun | a cold dish usually made with vegetables |
| 2124 | shampoo | noun/verb | liquid used for washing hair; to wash hair with it |
| 2125 | shopping | noun | the activity of buying things |
| 2126 | shorts | noun | short trousers ending above or near the knees |
| 2127 | snack | noun | a small amount of food eaten between meals |
| 2128 | sneakers | noun | comfortable shoes designed for sports or casual wear |
| 2129 | soup | noun | liquid food made by cooking vegetables, meat, or other ingredients |
| 2130 | spicy | adjective | having a strong hot flavor |
| 2131 | steak | noun | a thick piece of meat, especially beef |
| 2132 | stove | noun | an appliance used for cooking or heating |
| 2133 | tenant | noun | a person who pays rent to live in or use property |
| 2134 | tomato | noun | a soft red fruit commonly used as a vegetable in cooking |
| 2135 | toothpaste | noun | a substance used with a toothbrush to clean teeth |
| 2136 | upstairs | adverb | toward or on a higher floor |
| 2137 | weekly | adjective/adverb | happening once every week |
| 2138 | workplace | noun | a place where people work |
| 2139 | accountant | noun | a person whose job involves financial records and accounts |
| 2140 | agriculture | noun | the practice of farming and growing crops |
| 2141 | architect | noun | a person who designs buildings |
| 2142 | baker | noun | a person who makes bread, cakes, and other baked foods |
| 2143 | career | noun | the work a person does over a long period of life |
| 2144 | colleague | noun | a person you work with |
| 2145 | company | noun | a business organization |
| 2146 | deadline | noun | the latest time by which something must be completed |
| 2147 | engineer | noun | a person who designs, builds, or maintains machines or structures |
| 2148 | interview | noun/verb | a formal meeting involving questions; to ask someone questions |
| 2149 | occupation | noun | a person’s job or profession |
| 2150 | salary | noun | regular money paid to someone for their work |
| 2151 | unemployed | adjective | not having a paid job |
| 2152 | wage | noun | money paid to a worker, often based on hours worked |
| 2153 | advertise | verb | to publicly promote a product, service, or event |
| 2154 | brand | noun | a particular name or identity used for a product or company |
| 2155 | buyer | noun | a person who buys something |
| 2156 | commercial | adjective/noun | relating to business; an advertisement on television or radio |
| 2157 | competitor | noun | a person or business competing with another |
| 2158 | manufacture | verb | to make goods, usually in large quantities |
| 2159 | manufacturer | noun | a person or company that makes goods |
| 2160 | purchase | noun/verb | something bought; to buy something |
| 2161 | retailer | noun | a business that sells goods directly to customers |
| 2162 | seller | noun | a person or business that sells something |
| 2163 | service | noun | work done to help or provide something for others |
| 2164 | advertise | verb | to make a product or service known publicly |
| 2165 | consume | verb | to use, eat, or drink something |
| 2166 | delivery | noun | the act of taking goods, letters, or packages to a place |
| 2167 | export | noun/verb | a product sent to another country; to send goods abroad |
| 2168 | industry | noun | businesses involved in producing particular goods or services |
| 2169 | product | noun | something made or grown to be sold or used |
| 2170 | wealth | noun | a large amount of money, property, or valuable possessions |
| 2171 | airport | noun | a place where airplanes arrive and depart |
| 2172 | baggage | noun | bags and cases taken on a journey |
| 2173 | journey | noun | travel from one place to another |
| 2174 | tourist | noun | a person traveling somewhere for pleasure |
| 2175 | tourism | noun | the activity or business of traveling for pleasure |
| 2176 | traveler | noun | a person who travels |
| 2177 | reservation | noun | an arrangement to keep a seat, room, or table for someone |
| 2178 | platform | noun | a raised area, especially where passengers wait for trains |
| 2179 | destination | noun | the place someone is traveling to |
| 2180 | luggage | noun | bags and cases used for travel |
| 2181 | aboard | adverb/preposition | on or into a ship, airplane, train, or other vehicle |
| 2182 | delay | noun/verb | a period of waiting; to make something happen later |
| 2183 | fare | noun | the money paid for a journey by bus, train, taxi, or other transport |
| 2184 | highway | noun | a major road used for travel between places |
| 2185 | motel | noun | a roadside hotel designed especially for people traveling by car |
| 2186 | railway | noun | a system of tracks used by trains |
| 2187 | traffic | noun | vehicles moving on roads |
| 2188 | transport | noun/verb | a system for moving people or goods; to carry from one place to another |
| 2189 | vehicle | noun | something used for carrying people or goods, such as a car |
| 2190 | visa | noun | official permission to enter or stay in a foreign country |
| 2191 | classroom | noun | a room where students are taught |
| 2192 | education | noun | the process of teaching and learning |
| 2193 | examination | noun | a formal test of knowledge or ability |
| 2194 | graduate | noun/verb | someone who completes a course of study; to complete it |
| 2195 | homework | noun | schoolwork completed outside the classroom |
| 2196 | lecture | noun/verb | an educational talk; to give such a talk |
| 2197 | pupil | noun | a student, especially a schoolchild |
| 2198 | textbook | noun | a book used for studying a particular subject |
| 2199 | training | noun | the process of learning skills needed for a job or activity |
| 2200 | university | noun | an institution providing higher education and research |
Words Starting with F
Words Starting with F
Words Starting with F
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