Wishes

To appear or come out from somewhere.

Example: The sun emerged from behind the clouds.

A strong feeling such as happiness, sadness, or anger.

Example: She couldn't hide her emotion when she heard the good news.

Showing strong feelings, or relating to feelings.

Example: She got very emotional when she talked about her family.

In a way that relates to feelings or emotions.

Example: She felt emotionally tired after the long argument.

A man who rules an empire, which is a group of countries or regions controlled by one leader.

Example: The emperor made important decisions for the entire empire.

special importance or attention given to something.

Example: The teacher put a lot of emphasis on the importance of studying every day.

To show that something is important or to give special attention to something.

Example: The teacher emphasized the importance of studying for the exam.

A group of countries or regions that are controlled by one ruler or government.

Example: The Roman Empire was one of the most powerful in history.

The state of having a job or work that you are paid for.

Example: Many people are looking for employment after finishing their studies.

to make it possible for someone or something to do something.

Example: This new software will enable you to work faster.

To put something inside an envelope, container, or space, often with something else around it.

Example: Please enclose a copy of your passport with the application form.

An unexpected meeting or experience with someone or something.

Example: She had a strange encounter with a wild animal in the forest.

The act of giving someone support, confidence, or hope.

Example: She gave me a lot of encouragement to try my best in the competition.

Giving someone support, confidence, or hope.

Example: Her teacher gave her some encouraging words before the exam.

A book or set of books that gives information about many different subjects or about one particular subject.

Example: I looked up the history of ancient Egypt in the encyclopedia.

Something that seems to have no end or limit.

Example: The desert seemed endless as far as we could see.

To experience and deal with something difficult or unpleasant without giving up.

Example: She had to endure the pain of a long recovery after the accident.

To take part in or become involved in an activity.

Example: She wants to engage in more social activities to meet new people.

involved in something or busy doing something.

Example: She was fully engaged in the conversation and didn’t notice the time.

A machine that uses energy to make something move or work, especially in vehicles.

Example: The car's engine stopped working, so we had to call for help.

The work or study of designing and building machines, roads, bridges, or other structures.

Example: She decided to study engineering at university to become a civil engineer.

A man who is from England.

Example: The Englishman was proud to share stories about his country.

Giving pleasure or making you feel happy.

Example: The movie was really enjoyable, and everyone had a great time watching it.

The feeling of pleasure or happiness you get from something.

Example: She gets a lot of enjoyment from reading books in her free time.

To make sure that something happens or is done.

Example: Please ensure that all the windows are closed before you leave.

to keep someone interested and give them enjoyment.

Example: The clown entertained the children with his funny tricks.

a person whose job is to perform and amuse people, such as a singer, dancer, or comedian.

Example: The entertainer made everyone laugh with his funny jokes and stories.

A strong feeling of excitement or interest in something.

Example: She showed a lot of enthusiasm for the new project.

A person who is very interested in and excited about something.

Example: She is a music enthusiast and goes to concerts every weekend.

Showing a lot of excitement and interest about something.

Example: She was very enthusiastic about joining the new sports club.

Whole or complete, with nothing missing.

Example: She spent the entire day studying for her exams.

completely or fully, with nothing left out.

Example: The house was entirely destroyed by the fire.

The act of going into a place or joining a group or competition.

Example: You need a ticket for entry to the museum.

A person who is concerned about protecting the environment and works to improve it.

Example: The environmentalist gave a speech about the importance of recycling to save the planet.

In the same way or to the same degree.

Example: She shared the cake equally between her two children.

the tools, machines, or other things that you need for a particular job or activity.

Example: The gym has all the latest equipment for exercising.

A period of time in history that is known for a particular event, development, or person.

Example: The invention of the internet marked the beginning of a new era in communication.

The basic or most important quality of something that makes it what it is.

Example: The essence of a good friendship is trust and honesty.

Very important or necessary.

Example: Water is essential for life.

A place or organization where people live, work, or do business.

Example: The new restaurant is a popular establishment in the city.

To roughly calculate or judge the value, number, quantity, or extent of something.

Example: She estimated that the project would take about three weeks to complete.

lasting forever or for a very long time without changing.

Example: She promised to be his eternal friend.

time that has no end or lasts forever.

Example: She promised to love him for all eternity.

In a way that is equal or balanced.

Example: She divided the cake evenly among all the children.

In the end, especially after a lot of delays, problems, or time.

Example: After studying hard for months, she eventually passed the exam.

Easy to see or understand.

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

completely correct or accurate in every detail.

Example: She gave the exact time of the meeting so that everyone could be on time.

A formal test of a person's knowledge or ability in a particular subject.

Example: She studied hard for her final examination in mathematics.

To look at something carefully to understand it or find out more about it.

Example: The doctor will examine your eyes to check your vision.

A person who tests or judges someone's knowledge, skills, or abilities in a particular subject or activity.

Example: The examiner asked me several questions during the driving test.