słowniczek ang-ang 1

abandon

to stop doing something

abbreviation

a short form of a word or group of words, often using only the first letters

be able to

to have the time, strenght, skill etc.

abolish

to end a bad low or system

about

1. newar to a number of ime 2. on the subject of

above

1. in or to a higher place or position 2. above ground- not under the ground

abroad

in or to foreign country

absolutely

1. completely 2. Yes! or I agree!

abstract

describes a style of painting with shapes and colours that not look like real people or thing

accept

to take something that someone offers to give you

accident

an event during which something is broken or someone is hurt

acrobatic

describes a movement, for example standing on a rope in the air, that is difficult to do

across

1. on the other side 2. from one side to the other

act

to play a part in a film or play

action

1. something that you do 2. take action-to do something to deal with a problem

active

willing and able to run, wor etc.

activist

smeon who takespart in political action

activity

something you do when you play a sport, work, etc.

actor

a man or woman who has a part in a film or play

actress

a woman who has a part in a film or play

add

to put something in a group or list with other things

actually

you can use "actually" to be polite before you give your opinion, disagree, or say something suprising

address

1. the details of wheresomeone lives 2. the numbers and letters to use when you e-mail someone or find something on the Internet

admire

to have a good opinion about someone

advanced

1. describes a machine, etc. that uses the most modern technology 2. describes something planned for people with a high level of skill

adventurous

describes an activity that includes exciting or dangerous thing

advertisement

a set of words or pictures to encourage people to buy something

advice

the things you say when you tell someone what to do

affection

the feeling you have for someone you like or admire very much

afraid

1. I'm afraid- you can use I'm afraid to be polite when you say something sad or unpleasant or when you disagree 2. be afraid of sb or sth -frightend or worried because of someone or something 2. to be afraid