VOCABULARY - LEVEL 2A 2B – SIEP 4 – PREPARAED BY T. TALAL AL QADHI
SEEDS
Education
UNIT1
Vocabulary
Fit: in good health; in shape
messy: untidy; not neat
illness: a disease or sickness
take up: start to do
body cast: a hard protector for the
whole body after you break many bones
self-portrait: a painting an artist makes
of him/herself
achievement: success
Eyebrow: the strip of hair growing
above a person’s eye
UNIT2
Vocabulary
ATM: automated teller machine; a
machine that automatically provides
cash
sign: a symbol that gives information or
instructions
restroom: a public toilet
healthcare: the set of treatments
provided for illness
daycare: a place that takes care of
children while the parents are at work
commute: travel between work and
home
Earn: get money for work
UNIT3
Vocabulary
Run-down: old and in poor condition
spacious: large; with lots of extra room
cramped: having very little space; too
small
dingy: dark and unattractive
criticize: express disagreement or
disapproval
room and board: accommodation and
meals (=a place to stay and food to eat)
damage: harm or injury
waste: a bad use of something useful
mobile home: a long, narrow home that
can be moved from one place to
another
park (a vehicle): to stop a vehicle
temporarily in one place
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grow one’s own: plant one’s own food
crops
Seed: a small object produced by a
plant that a new plant can grow from
UNIT4
Vocabulary
Garlic: a plant used in cooking to give a
strong taste
appetizer: a small dish served at the
beginning of a meal
(an) order: a portion of food
snails: small land animals with a hard
round shell and no legs
adventurous: willing to try something
new and unusual
knowledge: information and
understanding in your mind
fit: be right for
taste: preferences in food
baker: a person that makes bread and
other baked goods
at first: at the start
squid: a long, soft sea creature with
eight long arms
seaweed: a type of plant that grows in
the ocean
topping: a layer of food spread over a
base
takeout: a meal bought at a restaurant
and eaten at home
slice: a piece shaped like a triangle
Standing up: upright, on one’s feet
UNIT5
Vocabulary
Pleasant: enjoyable
danger: the possibility of suffering harm
or injury
whole: all of; entire
pick (someone) up: collect someone
who is
waiting for you
sub-zero: below zero degrees; very
cold
Pick: choose
UNIT6
Vocabulary
VOCABULARY - LEVEL 2A 2B – SIEP 4 – PREPARAED BY T. TALAL AL QADHI
SEEDS
Education
Criticize: say bad things about
text: send a text message
loud: making a lot of noise
mess: something that is dirty or untidy
drive (someone) crazy: to make
someone feel crazy, annoyed, or
excited
Would you mind (doing something)?:
Please (do something).
make sure: be certain that something
will happen
lock: close with a key
thin: not thick or strong
admit a mistake: say that you did
something wrong
make an offer: say you are willing to do
something for someone
make a promise: say that you definitely
will (or won’t) do something
look after: to take care of
almost: very close to happening
staff: people who work for an
organization
Gain: to get, to increase
UNIT7
Vocabulary
Post: to display in public
school assignment: project or
homework
perform: do
tasks: jobs, chores
directions: the course that must be
taken in order to reach a destination
robot: a computer-controlled factory
machine
computer whiz: a person who is an
expert at computers
flash drive: a small memory storage
device that plugs into a USB port on a
computer
smart device: a mobile device that
connects to the Internet
identity theft: the stealing of a person’s
private identifying information
early adopter: a person who starts
using a product or technology as soon
as it becomes available
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geek: a person that is extremely
interested in computers
rent: pay money to use something for a
short time
employee: a person who is paid to
work for a company
(get a) ride: a journey in a car to a
place where you want to go
fee: an amount of money that you pay
to do
something, to use something, or to get
a service
strict: must be obeyed
doubt: the feeling of not being certain
about something
Worth: to have a particular value
UNIT8
Vocabulary
Parade: a line of people or vehicles that
moves through a public place to
celebrate an occasion
skeleton: the frame of bones
supporting a body
fireworks: small objects that explode to
produce a loud noise and bright colors
and are often used to celebrate special
events
look forward to: anticipate with
positive feelings
get engaged: formally agree to get
married
right (before/after): immediately
(before/after)
honeymoon: the vacation a bride and
groom take
after their wedding
date: have a romantic relationship
strike: ring a bell in a clock to show
what the time is
loaf of bread: bread that has been
baked in one large piece
messy: untidy
dress: put clothes on yourself or on
others
doll: a child’s toy that looks like a
small person
UNIT9
VOCABULARY - LEVEL 2A 2B – SIEP 4 – PREPARAED BY T. TALAL AL QADHI
SEEDS
Education
Vocabulary
time clock: a clock used by employees
to record the time when they arrive at
and leave work
assembly line: a line of machines and
workers in a factory
ocean liner: a large passenger ship
that crosses the ocean
shared car: a model of car rental where
people rent cars for short periods of
time, often by the hour
driverless car: a car that does not have
a driver
teleportation: transportation across a
distance instantly
earn a living: get money for doing work
get in shape: get healthy and
physically strong
move away: leave your home in order
to live in a new one
falling down: (about a building) in very
bad condition with a risk of breaking
apart
advertisement: a picture, short film,
etc. that persuades people to buy a
product
health care: services provided by a
country or an organization for people
who are sick
improve: get better
repair: fix something that is broken or
damaged
miss: feel sad about someone that you
do not see now
look after: take care of someone or
something
UNIT10
Vocabulary
broke: without money; poor
I don’t mind: It doesn’t bother me.
check something out: look into; get
more information
bug: an error in a computer program or
system
overtime: time in addition to what is
normally worked
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journalist: someone who writes for a
news source
stockbroker: someone who buys and
sells stock (part ownership of a
company)
cross-cultural: involving two or more
different cultures and their ideas and
customs
abroad: in or to a foreign country
punctuality: arriving at the right time
and not too late
timetable: a list of times when buses,
trains, etc. arrive and leave
realize: notice or understand something
that you
did not notice or understand before
chat: talk with someone in a friendly
and informal way
agreement: a promise or decision
made between two or more people
straight talk: honesty and directness
in speech or writing
UNIT 11
Vocabulary
shade: how light or dark a color is
earthquake: sudden movement of
Earth’s surface, often causing damage
Sleeping Beauty: a fairy-tale princess
who slept for a hundred years until
woken by the kiss of a prince
make up: to form the whole of an
amount
bell: a hollow, metal object that makes
a sound when hit
HDTV: high-definition television, a
special television system that shows
sharp, clear images
manual typewriter: a non-electric
typewriter
wonder: feel curious
B.C.E: before the Common Era (before
the Christian era)
drawing: a picture made with a pencil,
pen, or crayon
seabed: the floor of the ocean
life-size: not a miniature; the real size
of the object or person
VOCABULARY - LEVEL 2A 2B – SIEP 4 – PREPARAED BY T. TALAL AL QADHI
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tiny: very small
chess set: a chessboard and its chess
pieces
pin: a thin piece of metal with a sharp
point at one end and a round head at
the other
needle: a very fine and thin piece of
metal with a point at one end and a
hole at the other, used in sewing
given to animals for sleeping on and
eating
take action: to do something
deal: cope with a situation
UNIT 15
Vocabulary
deaf: unable to hear
nightmare: a frightening dream
sign language: a system of
communication using hand movements,
used by people who are deaf (cannot
hear)
hearing aid: a small piece of
equipment worn inside or next to the
ear by people who cannot hear well
in order to help them to hear better
catch: discover someone doing
something, usually something bad
fundraising: the activity of collecting
money for a particular purpose
overweight: too heavy or too fat
diet: a period when someone eats less
food, or only particular types of food,
because they want to become thinner
strict: must be followed or obeyed
give it a shot: try to do something,
often for the first time
fit (something) in: find the time to see
or do something
be on the fence: be unsure about
what to do
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UNIT16
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
motion picture: a movie
blockbuster: a book, film, etc. that is
very popular and successful
dress up: to wear special clothes in
order to change your appearance
achieve: to succeed in doing something
good, usually by working hard
unpleasant: not enjoyable or pleasant
part: a person in a film or play
boot camp: a military training camp
for new recruits, with strict discipline
How are things?: How are you?
Oh, that’s too bad!: I’m sorry to hear
that something disappointing/bad has
happened.
make it: go to an event
average: typical; normal
employee: someone who is paid to
work for a person or company
fire: tell someone they must leave their
job
stomachache: pain in your stomach
day off: a day when you do not work or
go to school
household: connected with or
belonging to a home
slip: to slide by accident and fall or
almost fall
UNIT12
Vocabulary
UNIT 14
Vocabulary
nod: move your head up and down as a
way of agreeing or giving someone a
sign
polite: behaving in a way that is not
rude
reply: answer
sailor: someone who sails ships or
boats as their job or as a sport
straw: the long, dried stems of plants
such as wheat (a plant for grain), often
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