Present Perfect

Something that completes or goes well with something else.

Example: The scarf is a perfect complement to her outfit.

A jump into water with your head and arms going in first.

Example: His dive into the lake was perfect and smooth.

very beautiful or impressive, or something that causes great happiness or admiration.

Example: We had a glorious day at the beach with perfect weather.

The place where some people believe good people go after they die, often described as a perfect and happy place.

Example: Many people believe that their loved ones go to heaven after they pass away.

A place or situation that is very beautiful, happy, or perfect.

Example: For me, the island was a paradise with its clear blue water and sandy beaches.

A quantity of something, often measured or counted.

Example: She spends a large amount of time studying every day.

Something that is funny or entertaining.

Example: The movie was so amusing that everyone in the theater was laughing.

The process of studying something in detail to understand it or explain it.

Example: The teacher asked for a detailed analysis of the book we read in class.

To examine something carefully in order to understand it or find out more about it.

Example: The teacher asked us to analyze the results of the experiment.

A strong feeling of being upset or annoyed because of something wrong or unfair.

Example: She couldn't hide her anger when she found out about the mistake.

The space between two lines or surfaces that meet, measured in degrees.

Example: The corners of a square are all right angles.

full of energy and excitement; lively.

Example: The discussion became very animated as everyone shared their ideas.

A film or video made using drawings, models, or computer images that appear to move.

Example: My favorite movie is an animation about talking animals.

To tell people something officially or publicly.

Example: The teacher announced the date of the exam to the class.

A public or formal statement giving information about something.

Example: The teacher made an announcement about the school trip during the morning assembly.

A feeling of being slightly angry or irritated.

Example: She couldn't hide her annoyance when he interrupted her again.

Feeling slightly angry or irritated about something.

Example: She was annoyed because her brother kept interrupting her.

Happening once every year.

Example: The company holds an annual meeting to discuss its progress.

Once every year.

Example: The company holds a meeting annually to discuss its progress.

A small insect that lives in large groups and is known for working hard.

Example: I watched an ant carry a crumb that was much bigger than its body.

Opposed to or against something.

Example: She is anti-smoking because it is harmful to health.

Belonging to an earlier period, often referring to something old-fashioned or outdated.

Example: She inherited an antique clock that no longer works but holds sentimental value.

A word that has the opposite meaning of another word.

Example: The antonym of "hot" is "cold."

A feeling of worry or nervousness about something that might happen.

Example: She felt a lot of anxiety before her final exam.

In a way that shows you are worried or nervous about something.

Example: She waited anxiously for the doctor to call with the test results.

A large, intelligent animal that is similar to a monkey but has no tail, such as a gorilla or chimpanzee.

Example: The zoo has a new enclosure for apes like chimpanzees and orangutans.

A statement that shows you are sorry for doing something wrong or for causing trouble.

Example: She made an apology for being late to the meeting.

Easy to see or understand; clear or obvious.

Example: It was apparent that she was unhappy with the decision.

To ask for something, especially in a serious or formal way.

Example: The police are appealing to the public for information about the missing child.

the feeling of wanting to eat food.

Example: After the long walk, she had a big appetite for dinner.

To show approval or enjoyment by clapping your hands.

Example: The audience applauded loudly after the performance.

The sound of people clapping their hands to show enjoyment or approval.

Example: The audience gave a loud applause after the singer finished her song.

A formal request for something, such as a job, permission, or a place at a school.

Example: She sent in her application for the job yesterday.

To choose someone officially for a job or responsibility.

Example: The company decided to appoint a new manager for the sales team.

the feeling of being thankful for something or understanding the value of something.

Example: She showed her appreciation by writing a thank-you note.

To come closer to someone or something in distance or time.

Example: As we approached the city, we could see the tall buildings in the distance.

The feeling or act of agreeing with something or thinking that something is good or acceptable.

Example: The new plan was met with approval by the team.

To officially agree to something or accept that something is good.

Example: The teacher approved the students' plan for the project.

close to a particular number or amount, but not exactly.

Example: The journey takes approximately two hours by car.

A person whose job is to design buildings.

Example: The architect showed us the plans for the new school.

To begin to happen or exist, often unexpectedly.

Example: Problems can arise if you don't follow the instructions carefully.

the part of mathematics that deals with adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing numbers.

Example: She is very good at arithmetic and can solve problems quickly.

A large group of soldiers organized to fight in wars on land.

Example: The army was sent to help after the flood destroyed several villages.

To plan, organize, or make preparations for something.

Example: She arranged a meeting with her manager to discuss the project.

A plan or preparation made for a particular purpose.

Example: We made an arrangement to meet at the café at 3 p.m.

The act of taking someone away by the police because they are believed to have broken the law.

Example: The man’s arrest happened late last night.

The act of coming to a place, especially at the end of a journey.

Example: We were excited about the arrival of the train.

A person who creates art, such as paintings, drawings, or sculptures, as a profession or hobby.

Example: The artist spent hours painting a beautiful picture of the sunset.

Showing skill or creativity in art or design.

Example: She has an artistic talent for painting beautiful landscapes.

Feeling guilty or embarrassed about something you have done or failed to do.

Example: She felt ashamed because she forgot her friend's birthday.