Unit 41

Words 801–820 · husband, access, movement, treat, identify, loss

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  1. husband

    #801

    noun

    A married man.

    1. Her husband cooks dinner every evening.

    2. My husband works at a local school.

    3. His husband bought fresh bread this morning.

    4. I met your husband at the airport.

    5. Her husband felt sick after lunch.

  2. access

    #802

    noun, verb

    the right or way to enter, use, or reach something

    1. I need access to the bathroom.

    2. You can access your account from home.

    3. Students have access to the school library.

    4. We lost internet access during the storm.

    5. The nurse accessed his arm for treatment.

  3. movement

    #803

    noun

    the act or process of moving from one place or position to another

    1. The movement of the train made me feel sick.

    2. The teacher showed us a new dance movement.

    3. The doctor checked my arm movement carefully.

    4. The baby's movements woke her mother.

    5. The workers started a movement for better pay.

  4. treat

    #804

    verb, noun

    To behave toward someone in a particular way, or give someone something special.

    1. The teacher treated everyone fairly.

    2. My parents treated us to dinner.

    3. She treats her dog like family.

    4. The doctor treated his injured arm.

    5. Ice cream is a special treat.

  5. identify

    #805

    verb

    to recognize or discover who or what someone or something is

    1. I identified my bag by its red strap.

    2. Can you identify the man in this photo?

    3. The doctor identified the cause of my pain.

    4. We identified three mistakes in the homework.

    5. The police identified the stolen bike near the park.

  6. loss

    #806

    noun

    The act of no longer having something, or the amount lost.

    1. The team suffered a big loss yesterday.

    2. She felt great loss after her dog died.

    3. The shop reported a loss this month.

    4. He lost weight after his illness.

    5. The plane left without my suitcase, a real loss.

  7. shall

    #807

    verb, modal verb

    Used to ask for advice, make offers, or talk about future actions.

    1. Shall we meet at six o'clock?

    2. Shall I open the window?

    3. We shall see you tomorrow.

    4. You shall have some more soup.

    5. The students shall finish the work today.

  8. modern

    #808

    adjective

    New or recently developed, using the latest ideas, styles, or technology.

    1. They live in a modern apartment downtown.

    2. Our school has a modern science room.

    3. She bought a modern kitchen table.

    4. The hotel has modern rooms and a pool.

    5. Modern medicine helped him get better.

  9. pressure

    #809

    noun

    A force pushing on something, or a feeling that you must do something.

    1. The tire pressure is too low.

    2. She felt pressure to finish the work.

    3. The doctor checked his blood pressure.

    4. He put pressure on the cut to stop bleeding.

    5. The water pressure is weak in our shower.

  10. bus

    #810

    noun, verb

    A large road vehicle that carries many people, or to travel by bus.

    1. I take the bus to school every morning.

    2. The bus was late because of heavy traffic.

    3. We got off the bus near the market.

    4. She buses to work from the city center.

    5. The driver is busing the children home.

  11. treatment

    #811

    noun

    Medical care given to make someone healthy or feel better.

    1. The doctor started treatment for my cough.

    2. This cream is a treatment for dry skin.

    3. She received treatment at the hospital.

    4. The hotel gave our complaint careful treatment.

    5. The teacher's treatment of students was fair.

  12. conference

    #812

    noun

    A formal meeting where people discuss ideas, information, or work.

    1. She is attending a business conference this week.

    2. Our school held a science conference yesterday.

    3. He met old friends at the conference.

    4. The doctor spoke at a health conference.

    5. They booked a hotel near the conference.

  13. yourself

    #813

    pronoun

    You; the person or people you are talking to, used as an object or for emphasis.

    1. You can do it yourself.

    2. Please make yourself at home.

    3. Did you enjoy yourself at the party?

    4. Take care of yourself on the trip.

    5. You should be proud of yourself.

  14. supply

    #814

    noun, verb

    A supply is an amount of something available to use; to supply means to provide it.

    1. We need a fresh supply of milk.

    2. The shop supplies food to local schools.

    3. The hotel supplied towels for every guest.

    4. The nurse checked my oxygen supply.

    5. Our water supply ran out yesterday.

  15. village

    #815

    noun

    a small place where people live, usually in the countryside

    1. My grandparents live in a quiet village.

    2. The village has a small school.

    3. We bought fresh bread in the village.

    4. Many tourists visit the village each summer.

    5. A doctor visits the village every Friday.

  16. worth

    #816

    adjective, noun, preposition

    Having a value or usefulness equal to something; deserving time, money, or effort.

    1. This book is worth reading again.

    2. The watch is worth fifty dollars.

    3. Is this film worth seeing?

    4. It was worth waiting for the delicious meal.

    5. The museum is well worth a visit.

  17. natural

    #817

    adjective

    Existing in nature or happening normally, without being made or changed by people.

    1. She has beautiful natural hair.

    2. This juice contains natural fruit.

    3. He felt natural speaking to the friendly teacher.

    4. We walked along a natural beach.

    5. The doctor suggested a natural way to sleep better.

  18. express

    #818

    verb, noun, adjective

    to show a feeling or idea in words, actions, or art

    1. She expressed her feelings to her friend.

    2. Please express your opinion in class.

    3. He expressed thanks for the delicious meal.

    4. We took the express train to London.

    5. The express bus arrives every ten minutes.

  19. indicate

    #819

    verb

    to show or point out something clearly

    1. The arrow indicates the correct road.

    2. Dark clouds indicate that rain is coming.

    3. Please indicate your choice on the form.

    4. His smile indicated that he was happy.

    5. The test results indicated an infection.

  20. attend

    #820

    verb

    to go to an event, meeting, school, or place

    1. I attend English classes every Saturday.

    2. She attended the meeting at work yesterday.

    3. Many children attend this school.

    4. Please attend your doctor's appointment tomorrow.

    5. He attended the wedding with his friends.

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