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Classroom
Today
Learn American
English vocabulary
beginning with
letter W |
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 American
English Vocabulary
Today in the classroom you are going to learn some
words you should know beginning with the letter W. |
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if you cannot understand something on this page,
then use the Fun Easy English
dictionary
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American English Vocabulary - Letter
W
The words on this page came from the VOA, Voice of
America, Special English Word Book.
Use the Fun Easy English
dictionary
for a more detailed explanation of each word. |
- wages
- n. money received for work done
- wait
- v. to delay acting; to postpone
- walk
- v. to move by putting one foot in front of the
other
- wall
- n. the side of a room or building formed by wood,
stone or other material; a structure sometimes used
to separate areas of land
- want
- v. to desire; to wish for; to need
- war
- n. fighting between nations, or groups in a
nation, using weapons
- warm
- ad. almost hot; having or feeling some heat
- warn
- v. to tell of possible danger; to advise or inform
about something bad that may happen
- wash
- v. to make clean, usually with water
- waste
- v. to spend or use without need or care; to make
bad use of; n. a spending of money, time or effort
with no value gained or returned; something thrown
away as having no value; the liquid and solid
substances that result from body processes and are
passed out of the body
- watch
- v. to look at; to observe closely; to look and
wait for
- water
- n. the liquid that falls from the sky as rain or
is found in lakes, rivers and oceans
- wave
- v. to move or cause to move one way and the other,
as a flag in the wind; to signal by moving the hand
one way and the other; n. a large mass of water that
forms and moves on the surface of a lake or ocean
- way
- n. a path on land or sea or in the air; how
something is done; method
- we
- pro. two or more people, including the speaker or
writer ("He and I will go together, and we will
return together.")
- weak
- ad. having little power; easily broken, damaged or
destroyed; opposite strong
- wealth
- n. a large amount of possessions, money or other
things of value
- weapon
- n. anything used to cause injury or to kill during
an attack, fight or war
- wear
- v. to have on the body, as clothes
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weather - n. the condition of the atmosphere
resulting from sun, wind, rain, heat or cold
- Web
site - n. a collection of information
prepared by a person or organization on the World
Wide Web of the Internet
- week
- n. a period of time equal to seven days
- weigh
- v. to measure how heavy someone or something is
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welcome - v. to express happiness or pleasure
when someone arrives or something develops
- well
- ad. in a way that is good or pleasing; in good
health; n. a hole in the ground where water, gas or
oil can be found
- west
- n. the direction in which the sun goes down
- wet
- ad. covered with water or other liquid; not dry
- what
- pro. used to ask about something or to ask for
information about something ("What is this?"); ad.
which or which kind ("He wants to know what you
would like to drink.")
- wheat
- n. a grain used to make bread; the plant that
produces the grain
- wheel
- n. a round structure that turns around a center
- when
- ad. at what time; at any time ("When will she come
home?"); conj. during or at the time ("I studied
hard when I was in school.")
- where
- ad.. conj. at, to or in what place ("Where is his
house?" "The house where he lives is in the old part
of the city.")
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whether - conj. if it be the case or fact
that ("He did not know whether he was right or
wrong.")
- which
- pro. used to ask about what one or what ones of a
group of things or people ("Which program do you
like best?" "Which students will take the test?")
- while
- n. a space of time ("Please come to my house for a
while."); conj. at or during the same time ("It may
not be a good idea to eat while you are running.")
- white
- ad. having the color like that of milk or snow
- who
- pro. what or which person or persons that ("Who
wants to go?"); the person or persons ("They are the
ones who want to go.")
- whole
- ad. the complete amount; all together; not
divided; not cut into pieces
- why
- ad. for what cause or reason ("Why did she do
it?"); conj. the reason for which ("I do not know
why she did it.")
- wide
- ad. having a great distance from one side to the
other; not limited
- wife
- n. a woman who is married
- wild
- ad. living and growing in natural conditions and
not organized or supervised by humans; angry;
uncontrolled
- will
- v. a word used with action words to show future
action ("They will hold talks tomorrow.")
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willing - ad. being ready or having a desire
to ("They are willing to talk about the problem.")
- win
- v. to gain a victory; to defeat another or others
in a competition, election or battle
- wind
- n. a strong movement of air
- window
- n. an opening in a wall to let in light and air,
usually filled with glass
- winter
- n. the coldest time of year, between autumn and
spring
- wire
- n. a long, thin piece of metal used to hang
objects or to carry electricity or electronic
communications from one place to another
- wise
- ad. having much knowledge and understanding; able
to use knowledge and understanding to make good or
correct decisions
- wish
- v. to want; to express a desire for
- with
- prep. along or by the side of; together; using
("He fixed it with a tool."); having ("the house
with the red door")
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withdraw - v. to take or move out, away or
back; to remove
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without - prep. with no; not having or using;
free from; not doing
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witness - n. a person who saw and can tell
about an action or event, sometimes in a court of
law
- woman
- n. an adult female human
- wonder
- v. to ask oneself; to question ("She wonders if it
is true."); n. a feeling of surprise
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wonderful - ad. causing wonder; especially
good
- wood
- n. the solid material of which trees are made
- word
- n. one or more connected sounds that form a single
part of a language
- work
- v. to use physical or mental effort to make or do
something; n. the effort used to make or to do
something; that which needs effort; the job one does
to earn money
- world
- n. the earth; the people who live on the earth
- worry
- v. to be concerned; to continue thinking that
something, possibly bad, can happen
- worse
- ad. more bad than
- worth
- n. value measured in money
- wound
- v. to injure; to hurt; to cause physical damage to
a person or animal; n. an injury to the body of a
human or animal in which the skin is usually cut or
broken
- wreck
- v. to damage greatly; to destroy; n. anything that
has been badly damaged or broken
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wreckage - n. what remains of something
severely damaged or destroyed
- write
- v. to use an instrument to make words appear on a
surface, such as paper
- wrong
- ad. not correct; bad; not legal; opposite right
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 From
YOUR Teacher: Words You Should Know
Fun Easy English Words You Should Know comes from
the VOA, Voice of America, Special English Word Book
Vocabulary. Special English, now called Learning
English, consists of 1,500
essential words which anyone learning English should know. |
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News
Words - Letter W
The videos on this page came from the VOA, Voice of
America, News Words program.
Use the Fun Easy English
dictionary
for a detailed explanation of words you do not understand.
Click the full screen button on the
video to make it easier to watch and to read the
video script. |
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