Daily Conversation Vocabulary

A

Used before a word to mean one single thing or person.

Abandon

Verb

To leave something or someone behind permanently.

Able

Adjective

Having the power, skill, or time to do something.

About

Adverb

(prep) : Used to show the subject of something, or to mean "close to" in time, number, or place. (adv) : Moving or happening in many places; around.

Above

Adjective

(prep) : At a higher place or level than something else. (adv) : In or to a higher place. (adj) : Mentioned earlier or higher on a page.

Absolute

Adjective

Complete or total; not limited in any way.

Absolutely

Adverb

Completely or totally; used to strongly agree.

Abundant

Verb

Existing in large quantities; more than enough.

Academic

Noun

(adj) : Related to school, learning, or studying. (n) : A person who teaches or studies at a college or university.

Accelerate

Verb

To increase speed or make something happen more quickly.

Accept

Verb

To take something offered or to agree something is true or happening.

Acceptable

Adjective

Good enough to be allowed, agreed with, or used in a particular situation.

Access

Noun

(n) : The right or ability to enter, use, or get something. (v) : To enter, use, or get something.

Accident

Noun

An unexpected event that causes damage or injury, not done on purpose.

Accompany

Verb

To say someone has done something wrong or bad, before it's proven.

Accomplish

Verb

To successfully complete or achieve a task, goal, or objective.

According to

Preposition

As someone says or as shown by a source or plan.

Account

Noun

(n) : A record or profile used for money, information, or services. (v) : To explain the reason for something or show what happened to it.

Accuracy

Noun

The quality of being correct, precise, or free from errors.

Accuse

Verb

To claim that someone has done something wrong or illegal.