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    LONGMAN DICTIONARY Marilyn S. Rosenthal and Daniel B. Freeman Acknowledgements BEEBE Eee Editorial Direction: Della Summers Publisher: Susan Maingay Editors: Elizabeth Walter Sue Lambert Editorial Assistants: Barbara Egerton Suzy Allen’ Design: Sally-Anne Kernahan Julian Smith Picture Research: Sandie Huskinson-Rolfe Production: Clive McKeough The publisher and editors gratefully acknowledge the cont the team whoworked on the original American English edition, particularly Joanne Dresner and Penny Laporte. Longman Photo Dictionary Copyright© 1987, by Longman inc. This British Edition first published 1988 Fourth impression 1991 Longman Group UK Limited Longman House Burnt Mill Harlow Essex CM20 2JE Allrights reserved; no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the Publishers, British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Rosenthal, Marilyn S. Longman photo dictionary. English language - Dictionaries for non-English speaking students Title ll Freeman, Daniel B., 1920-423 ISBN 0-582-89371-2 Produced by Longman Group (FE) Lid. Printed in Hong Kong LONGMAN PHOTO DICTIONARY Marilyn S. Rosenthal and Daniel B. Freeman Longman i Introduction The Longman Photo Dictionary is a vocabulary and conversation practice book for learners of English, which presents more than 2,000 vocabulary items in over 80 different semantic categories. The colour photographs introduce a wide range of topics, and are used to present ‘groups of words which are linked either contextually (The Dining Room) or thematically (Emotions). The Longman Photo Dictionary may also be used for alphabetizing, guessing games, listening practice, dictation, storytelling, categorizing, writing practice, compositions, debates, discussions, pair or group work. Indeed, the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing may be stimulated by each unit and may vary greatly depending on the language level and needs of your students. The units are self-contained and are not presented in a developmental order. We encourage you to introduce the units in a way which suits your teaching situation best. You may, for example, want to group Numbers with Money and Banking, or present the rooms of the house with Action at Home. Each unit contains a sample exercise which is designed to stimulate conversation and guide the students in describing the scenes or in using the vocabulary to communicate about their own lives and opinions. ‘Some of the functions in the exercises involve describing relationships ‘and details, making comparisons, naming, labelling and communicating opinions and preferences. The particular structure selected for each exercise is intrinsically related to its generalized use in the context of the photographs and vocabulary in each unit. For example, the unit Fast Foods and Snacks uses the structure “Do you like hot dogs?”, and asks the students to express their preferences. Some of the conventions used in the exercises are as follows: a slash mark as in “Yes, | do./No, | don’t.” indicates that students have an alternative and should give their opinions. The dots icate that students should create their own statements or questions and answers based on the model given. We have intended to provide a basic resource of language and culture to be used on various levels as either a main or supplementary text. Itis ‘our hope that the photographs will excite you and your students and move you to discuss each topic at hand. We welcome youto share your ideas with us. Marilyn Rosenthal and Daniel Freeman (reed (es (ees eee cen ene eed eed Gi iS Ei The City lesan ES (meee ec Fast Foods and Snacks [ieee forrene Cea Sg ARBRE Ls] a Cerrar) E Bi B 8 8 @ aed Pernod ford Ey Ey eed The Family Ei AeA Ce BY 3 Hi 4 Ea ered es Contents The Garden pore nnd eed Pirie feicce [omens forte riers anne re Eres Construction irs firs Transport renee Eee Land and Water rend Wied Other Sports cont. Erman (Em (eae cori ee Certs Needlecraft (eras (ead ees Py es A A 2 A 2 A Py $ B SS A Fi ES FS o UT ry BRRBESP SPP ReSeese eases Numbers eleven twenty-one 1,000 Bee an iy 10.000 rem thirteen forty ered ey sieusana fourteen fifty 3000.000 ‘one million foe Re Reo ad fifteen sixty + fo sixteen seventy Seek MINUS seventeen eighty SS times eighteen ninety CSF divided by nineteen ‘one hundred) a 1 i ‘one hundred —F equals y ‘andone 4] vA % A; one quarter/ one third one half three quarters/ one ‘one fourth three fourths 100% one hundred percent 10% ten percent i | first second third fourth What's 4+6? 10] What's 5+3? What's 4-3? _1| What's 50—15? What's 4x4? 16| What's 3x30? What's 4:2? 2| What's 350+27 clock hour hand minute hand face (digital) watch (analogue) watch twelve o'clock (midnight) twelve o'clock (noon/ midday) 9. eight a.m./eight (o'clock) inthe morning 10, eight p.m./eight (o'clock) inthe evening 11, seven (o'clock) 12. seven oh five/five past seven 13. seventen/ten pastseven 14, seven fifteen/(a) quarter pastseven 15. seven twenty/twenty post seven 16. seven twenty-five/twenty- five past seven 17. seven thirty/half past seven 18. seven thirty-five/twenty- five tocight 19. seven forty/twenty to eight 20. seven forty-five/(a) quarter toeight 21. seven fifty/ten to eight 22. seveniifty-five/five z { toeight PI OMRON Whattimeisit? | Whattimeisit? Whattimeisit? jock | It's I's. Calendar and Festivals BE January February March August September October November December Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ‘Sunday 1. New Year's Day Wan 1st) 2. StValentine’sDay (Feb 14th) 3. Mother's Day (Mar 13th") Easter Day (Apr 3rd*) . May Day (May 1st) Father's Day (Jun 19th*) . Halloween (Oct31st) Bonfire Night/Guy Fawkes Night (Nov 5th) |. Christmas Day (Dec 25th) *—notthe same date every yeor ® MTWT EF S” ines ef 560 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 © @Noas When is Halloween? l'son October 31st | WhenisChristmasday? || Whenisyourbirthday? | 'son December 25th mae ed 1. summer 2. autumn 3. winter 4. spring B 5. sunny 6. rainy 8. icy 9. clear 10. cloudy 11. stormy 12. foggy 13. windy 14. degrees Fahrenheit 16. degrees Celsius/ degrees Centigrade or a. hot b. warm ©. cool/chilly d. cold e. freezing £. below freezing g. five (degrees) below (zero)/minus twenty (degrees) | What's the weather lf summer it'shotai What's the weather like in November? InNovember it's Weather and Seasons BEEBE BEEBE What's the weather like today? Today it’s 1. comer 2. top 3. front 4. edge 5. depth 6. height A 7. obtuse angle 8. acute angle Cc "ae 9. apex 10. hypotenuse as base 2. rightangle 13, oe eee 14, width 15. length 16. diagonal circumference a . centre . diameter . radius 21. perpendicular 22. parallel 23. spiral Whatcolouristhe square? | Whatcolouristhetriangle? Whatcolour...a.n? lt’sred, Its. Money and Banking 1, customer 2. cashier/bank clerk 3. counter 4, window 5. pen 6. cashpoint 7. cashpoint card 8. paying-in slip 9. travellers cheque 10. creditcard 11. bankstatement 12. bankbalance 13, cheque book 14. cheque 16. stub 16. cheque card 17. one pound/ one pound coin 18, fifty pence/ fifty pence piece 19. twenty pence/ ‘twenty pence piece 20. ten pence/ ten pence piece 21. five pence/ five pence piece 22. twopence/ ‘twopence piece 23. one penny/ one penny piece 24, fifty pounds/ fifty pound note 25. twenty pounds/ twenty pound note 26. ten pounds/ ten pound note 27. five pounds/ five pound note Could you give me change for a pound? Yes, here are two fifty pence pieces. Could you give me change for ten pounds? Yes, here are two five pound notes. Could you give me change for a pound? Yes, here ar . ten pence pieces. Could you give me change f0F wma? Could you give me change for. Yes, here are five one pound coins. ei Tem eal) BEEBE G HB North america BB south America BB europe Masia BB Atrico Australasia Antarctica Where's Paraguay? I's in South America, Where’sFrance? Where's Japan? The United States BEEBE eee (DD newEnglatid/The East WY Midwestern States/The Midwest N north th Middle AtlanticStates/The East lll Rocky Mountain States E eat 1 southern States/The South 1 Pacific Coast States/The WestCoast W west BBD southwestern States/The Southwest Where's Indiana? It’s east of Illinois and north of Kentucky. Where'sKansas? Where’sNew York? Where’ sssonn? Ws SOUtH OF ene “ The United Kingdom eee ee ee i alg Orkneyielands Shetland islands Isle of Wight Map ls Cambridge north of London? Yes, itis. Is Liverpool east of Manchester? No, itisn’t. t's west of Manchester. ls Edinburgh east of Glasgow? IsBrighton north of London? What's the capital of France? Paris. What's the capital of taly? Rome. What's the capital of Norway? ? What's the capital of. galaxy 9. space suit 1 2. star 10. flag 3. comet 11. lunar module 4. Sun 12. lunarvehicle 5. planet/Saturn 13. satellite 6. Earth 14. space shuttle 7. Moon 15. fueltank 8. astronaut 16. booster rocket Have you ever seen a galaxy? Yes,lhave./No,l haven't. Have you ever seen a space shuttle?... Have you ever seen a lunar module? Have youever seen a planet? Have youever seen.acomet? 1. street 2. phone box 3, traffic ight 4, road sign 5. streetlight 6 flag 7. department store 8. bus 9. buslane 10. double yellow line 11. curb 12. pavement 13. pedestrian 14. skyline 15. sky 16. tower block 17. bridge 18. river 19. newspaper stand 20. newspaper vendor 21. zebracrossing 22. Belisha beacon 23. parking meter 24, traffic 25. underground entrance 2. (litter) bin Isthere a phone box near your house? Yes, there is./No, there isn't. \sthere alitter bin near your house? Isthere a... near your house? eed eel y se TOP eee | Gee customer/shopper cashier shopping shop assistant carrier bag/shopping bag conveyerbelt check-out desk 8 es 8, freezer 9. carrots 10. sweetcorn 11. icecream 12. fish fingers GB Baa 13. fridge 14, milk 15. eggs 16. yoghurt 17. cheese 18. margarine 19. butter NeeReNe 20. baked beans 21. peas 22. pears 23, mandorins 24. tuna 25. corned beef . shopping trolley |. bread . biscuits cereal Dowe need any tinned food? Yes, weneed somepeas./ No, we don't need any today. | Doweneed any meat? | Yes, weneed somechicken./ | No, we don’t need any today. Doweneed any dairy produce? Doweneed any 2 fa 1. pineapple 2. banana 3. apple 4. grape 5. pear 6. grapefruit 7. orange 8. lemon 9. lime 10. melon 11. coconut 12. mango 13. papaya 14, strawberry 15. kiwifruit 16. peach 17. avocado 18, plum Do youneed any apples? Yes, Ineed some./No, Idon‘tneed. Doyou need any bananas? Do youneed any oranges? Vegetables Toe 8 1. cauliflower 2. asparagus 3. onions 4, cabbage 5. leeks 6. potatoes 7. parsley 8 celery 9. globe artichokes 10. tomatoes M1, lettuce 12, swede 13, turnips 14, carrots. 16, oubergines 16. French beans 17. cucumber 18. garlic 19, radishes 20. broccoli 21. parsnips 22, brussels sprouts 23, sweetcorn/ cornon the cob 24, spring onions 25, courgettes 26, runner beans 27. red pepper 28. green pepper 29, mushrooms 30. watercress Doyou prefer carrots or leeks? | Doyouprefercucumberortomatoes? Doyou prefer .. Iprefer carrots. VP Fefer anne ci The Menu (tomato) soup melon (glacé) cherry cocktail stick prawn cocktail prawn ; 4 2 3 5. 3 Bees , 8. mixed grill sausage 9. bacon 10. kidney 11. tomato 12. watercress 13. chips 14. spaghetti bolognese 15. spaghetti 16. meatsauce 17. roast beef 18. roast potatoes 19. yorkshire pudding 20. gravy 21. carrots 22. peas 23. (chocolate) gateau 24. icecream 25. apple pie 26. cream crackers 27. (cheese) biscuits 28. cheese 29. cheese board 30. coffee 31. cream 32. sugar 33. (after dinner) mints Would you like soup ormelon? | Would youlike peasor carrots? — Would youike veers. OF ? V'dlike soup, please Vd like please, vo 1. milkshake 2 salt 3. pepper 4, beefburger/hamburger 5. (paper) napkin 6. French fries 7. cheeseburger 8 cola 8, (tomato) ketchup 10. peanuts 11. nuts & raisins 12. crisps B. 14. 6. 16. 17 Fast Foods and Snacks BEEBE BEBE sweets icecream cone fried chicken fish and chips vinegar gherkin ploughman’slunch pizza . hotdog sandwiches Do youlike ice cream? Yes, Ido./No, Idon't Do youlike crisps? Yes, Ido./No, }don't Doyoulike fried chicken? Doyou like hot dogs? DOYOUTIKE wsnnne? The Post Office 1. (post office) clerk 2. counter 3. scales 4, postbox/letter box 5. postman 6. mailbag 7. pillar box 8 post office van/ mailvan 9, telemessage 10. postal order 11. letter 12. envelope 1B. stamp 14. postmark 16. (birthday) card 16. air mailletter 17. address 18. postcode 19. postcard 20. parcel 21. string 22. scissors Putthe letter in the envelope. Write the address on the letter. Stickthe stamp on. Putthe letter into... Putthe parcel on 1 2 3 secretory (desk) lamp index file pencil holder (electric) pencil sharpener typewriter typing paper Sellotape stapler intray outtray paper clip holder stationery wastepaper basket/bin filing cabinet noticeboard receptionist telephone/switchboard notepad message pad desk diary desk (ball point) pen/Biro |. pencil . rubber elastic band/rubber band paperclip staple photocopier here's the stapler? a Where's the typing paper? Where's the pencil sharpener? Where's the in tray ? Where's the pencil? Where's the tape dispenser? Where's the wastepaper basket? I's........ the desk Ison the desk, It's n the typewriter. Itsnextto the pencil holder. W'S sense the desk. it's the pencil holder. it's the stapler. Occupations construction worker bricklayer carpenter painter window cleaner dustman lorry driver mechanic welder electrician journalist fireman policeman postman fisherman former florist greengrocer butcher baker chef/cook waiter waitress 24, scientist 25. doctor 26. nurse 27. dentist 28. dental hygienist 29. optician 30. veterinarian/vet 31. pharmacist 32. newsreader 33. plumber 34, teacher 35. draughtsman 36. secretary 37. bankclerk 38. salesperson 39. computer technician 40. barber 41, hairdresser 42. tailor 43. seamstress 44, model 45. photographer 46. artist Would you like to be a carpenter? Yes, | would./No, I'd rather be a baker. Would you like to bea doctor? Would youlike to bea... nose mouth lip chin chest stomach arm forearm. . wrist hand . finger 3. thumb nail leg . thigh knee shin foot . toe . head neck back . shoulder . upper arm elbow waist hip buttocks . palm . calf . ankle . heel 37. blond hair 38. red/ginger hair 39. brown hair 40. forehead 41. temple 42. eyebrow 43. eyelid 44, eyelash 45. pupil 46. cheek 47. moustache 48. tooth 49. beard 50. tongue 51. brain 52. artery 53. vein 54. throat 56. lung 56. heart 57. liver 58. gall bladder 59. smallintestine 60. largeintestine 61. fatty tissue Have you got brown hair? Yes, |have./No, |haven't. Have you got blue eyes? Have you gota moustache? Action athome BEB Bee lm ©. brush your teeth 6. shave 7. getdressed ‘8. wash your face 1. wake up 2. getup 9. rinse your face 3. havea shower 10. puton makeup 4, dryoff 11. brush your hair have abath |. comb your hair . gotobed . sleep Whatdoesthemandointhemorning? —_| 37, watch (71) He gets up, hasa shower, and gets dressed. | 4a hetes What does the woman doin the day? She What do you doin the evening? es Cosmetics and Toiletries BEB BBR BER 1. base/foundation 2. blusher/rouge 3. brush 4. eyebrow pencil 5 6. 7. eyeliner mascara eye shadow 8. lipstick 9, shampoo 10. shaving cream M1 razor 12, razor blade 13, after-shave (lotion) 14, hairtonic 15, comb 16. cologne 17. nailclipper 18. nailfile 19, emery board 20. naillpolish 21. (hoir) brush 22. hair dryer 2, electricshaver What’sshe doing? (=) | What’she doing? (3 She's putting on lipstick | He’s washing his hair. What's she doing? (2) What'she doing? jj Whats... She's putting on He's. Action at the Gym BEEBE EEE 1. bend 5. kneel 9, swing 13. push 2. stretch = 6. walk = 10. reach 14. lift 3. sit 7. hop = 11. catch 15. pull 4. liedown 8. run 12. throw 16. kick What's he doing? [2] | What's she doing? [7] He's stretching. She'shopping. What'she doing? =) What’sshedoing? [3] What's... HIBS She's 1. fall 2. talk 3. sit 4, laugh 5. carry 6. stand 7. wave 8. smile 9. point 10. touch 1. sculpt 12 cut 13. draw 14. paint 15. pickup 16. write 17. give 1B, take 19. putdown 20, read 21. shakehands 22. kiss Whatis she doing? [2 She's laughing. Whatarethey doing? @ They're shaking hands. Whatis he doing? [3 Whatare they doing? Actions Tao ef | The Doctor nurse stethoscope |. blood pressure gauge patient . x-ray . scales examination couch doctor 1 2. 3. 4 5. 6. 7. 8. | 8 Sickness and Medicine 9. headache 10. aspirin/painkiller 11. fever 12. thermometer 13. cold 14, tissue 15. cold remedy 16. cough 17. coughmixture 18. cough drops/cough sweets 19, stomachache 20. antacid/Alka Seltzer 21. cut I've gota headache. 22. plaster You should take aspirin. 23. graze L 24. adhesive tape 25. gauze I've gota stomachache. 26. prescription You should take [Ve got orn You should take cough drops. I've got Youshould | seca a ~~ al ieee 1. dentist 8. toothpaste 2. dentolnurse _9. dental floss 3. patient 10. mouthwash 4, mirror 11. toothpick 5. drill 12. tooth 6. lamp 13. gum 7. toothbrush 14. filling When did you last gotothe dentist? | |wentsix months ago. The Dentist and The Optician TOP Ss & 15, 16. 7. 18. 19. optician alphabet board glasses contact lenses cleaning fluid When did you last goto the optician? Iwent ago. eval The Royal Family Mark] Andrew —][__Sarah—] Edward_] Philips [William Hany — ] Peter Zara Philips | |_Philips wife and husband J&B) mother-in-law and daughter-in-law) & (5) father and son] & parents ond children(a) (6) &(C) (E] (1 (1 father and daughter (8) &(E) grandparents and grandchildren] (6)&() (&) (L) mother and son] &(C} grandfather and grandson 6) 8) mother and daughter A] &(E] grandfather and grand-daughter(] &MA brother and sister(C]&EE] grandmother and grandson [Al &(J) brothers @&@) grandmother and grand-daughter] & brother-in-law and sister-in-law [6)&(H uncle ond nephew/E}&) brothers-in-law! uncle and niece] 8M sisters-in-law] ‘aunt and nephew (Di father-in-law and son-in-law] &E) ‘unt and niece()& i father-in-law and daughter-in-law (6) & 0] cousins] R&I mother-in-law and son-in-law {a} &(F] Sarah is Charles's I Elizabethis Philip’swife. | Dianais Zara's. Anneis Andrew’ssister. | Williamis Philip’ | Emotions 1. pleased 2 happy. 3. ecstatic 4, surprised 5. shocked "6. sod 7. miserable 8 grieving 9. displeased suspicious hehappy? [2] Yes, heis. shehappy? (=) No, sheisn’t. She's sad. Isshe scared? @ Ishefurious? 3) Opposites = CER e ge | Isthe scarfloose? Istheglassempty? Yes, itis. i Isthe box open? [5] No, it's closed. Isherhairlong? a u 12. . neat messy/untidy 13, 14. loose tight 5 16. light 17. . heavy He 19. open 20. closed full |. empty long short wet . dry wide narrow soft hard smooth rough Prepositions 10. up 11. down . from . 10 12. in = 13. out on under 14. above 15. below in frontof . behind onto around . off 1. between . through Men’s Wear BEEEBEES nia suit . jacket sleeve lapel shirt collar tie waistcoat Bez 9. jacket 10. pocket 11. jumper/sweater 12. trousers 13. shirt 14. belt 15. buckle 16. jeans 17. (boxer) shorts 18. underpants 20. veut aa a 20. vest/T-shirt o i ® 21. brown 22. grey 5 = 23. green PG 24. white 25. red 26. tan r2 @ 27. blue N eNom seNe 28. pink 29. yellow Gs 2 yea a am 31. orange 5. striped 32. turquoise 36. pukered 33. black 37. spotted 34. beige 38. checked ae What colour isthe sweater? What colour isthe vest? | Wtsred. Whatcolour are theboxer shorts? | What colour are the jeans? What cOl0Ur snnnn-? They're blue. A 2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 a 10. nN. 12. 3 14 6, 16. 11, 18. 19, 20. a What's she wearing? What'sshe wearing? {@ She's wearing Women’s Wear BEEBE Lorene suit jacket skirt blouse handbag dress clutch bag eras petticoat bra pants/knickers ankle sock sock stockings tights blazer trousers shoulder bag sweatshirt jeans T-shirt shorts What'sshe wearing? (i She's wearing a yellow sweatshirt What'sshe wearing? ( She's wearing fi a) She'swearing dw... What'sshewearing? (3) She'swe What's she wearing? [=] She'swearinga Men’s and Women’s Wear Toe ee (mean) coat jacket cap hat gloves umbrella raincoat rainhat Wiener) crewneck turtleneck V-neck cardigan . shoe . heel . sole -on shoe trainer sandal slipper . boot S230 oxocsen= dressing gown nightdress/nightie pyjamas always® often® rarelyO Do you ever wear ahat? Doyou ever wear slippers? Do you ever wear a cap? Do you ever wear gloves? Doyou ever wear a jacket? Doyou ever wear sandals? Doyou ever wear 2 never O Yes, | always wear one. Yes, | often wear them. No, | rarely wear one. No, | never wear them. Accessories BEE EES . chain watch bracelet ring hair slide earring necklace pearls brooch money clip keyring 2. collarbar . cuff link tiepin tieclip 1 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7 8. 9. 10. 1 1: 13. 14. 15. 16. gold 17. silver oe 18. 19. 20. 21 22. 23. 24. 2. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. topaz diamond amethyst ruby sapphire emerald document case shopping bag briefcase purse wallet scarf . handkerchief you got awatch | Yes, Ihave./No, |haven''. Have you gota briefcase? Have you gota key ring? Have yougota [at ETT: | ee | pen 1. garage ‘2. shutter 3. burglar alarm: 4, TVaerial 5. drive 6. frontgarden 7. roof u 8. doorstep 9. gutter 10. drainpipe Ti Beer knocker 18. doorbell 16. doorknob 17. letterbox iced 18, chimney 19. window 20. ground floor 21. firstfloor 22. second floor 23. balcony Do youlivein aflat? Doyouliveinabungalow? Doyouliveina Yes, |do./No, lliveinaterracedhouse. |... 2 The Garden BEEBE ES 1. tree 14, vegetable garden 2 lawn/grass 15. wateringcan 3. lawnmower 16. rake 4, sunlounger 17. trowel 5. paddiingpool 18, 6. barbecue 19. 7. patio 20, 8. umbrella 21. snapdragon 8. (patio)table 22. pansy 10. (patio) chair 23. geranium 11. bush 24. tulip 12. flower bed 25. daffodil 13. hedge Doyoulikeroses? Yes, Ido./No, | don't. llike tulips better. Doyoulike daisies? ~Doyoulikesnapdragons? Doyoulikeazaleas? Doyoulike The Living Room Tae | 1, sofa/settee 7. lampshade 12. curtain 17. fireplace 22. writing table 2. cushion 8. wallunit 13. plant 18. fire guard 23. ottoman 3. armchair 9. bookcase 14. plantpot/tub 19. mantelpiece 24. rug 4. coffee table 10. book 15. flowers 20. picture 25. floor 5. (occasional) table 11. window 16. vase 21. pictureframe 26. ceiling 6 lamp The plant potis.. The lampis.. The fire guard The pictureis The writing tableis... the curtains. the occasional table, . the fireplace. e mantelpiece. .. the ottoman. The vase is in frontof the window. The wall unitis behind the sofa, The bookis onthe c The Dining Room BEEBE EEE hi 1. (diningroom)table 12. saucer ‘| + 2. wine glass 13. serving dish * 3. serviette/napkin 14, sideboard 4. serviette/napkinring 15. mirror 5. plate 16. wallpaper 6. centrepiece 17. fork 7. chair 18. knife 8 carver 19. soupspoon 9. (hostess) trolley 20. dessert spoon 10. teapot 21. teaspoon Where is the fork? 11. cup Its to the left of the knife. Whereis the teaspoon? Whereisthedessertspoon? Whereisthe knife? Itstothe right ofthe soup spoon. | It's thesoup SPOON. It'S snmnm the fork. The Bedroom bed headboard {scatter} cushion bedspread valance bedside table carpet lamp chestof drawers 10. drawer 11, handle 12. dressing table 13. mirror 14. pillowcase 15. pillow 16. (fitted) sheet 17. sheet 18. quilt 19. mattress 20. electric blanket 21. (heat) control P@rNOmReN> | The quiltis on top of the sheet. The bedspread is the sheet, The carpetis underneath the bed. | The bedspreadis the scatter cushions. ——] The pillows mim the sheet. The Bathroom 1, soapdispenser 14, bathroomcabinet 2, hand towel 15. cup 3. tile 16. toothbrush 4, bath 17. toothbrush holder 5, bath towel 18. soap 6. bath mat 19. soapdish 7. toilet 20. washbasin 8. shelf 21. hot water tap 9, lightswitch 22. coldwatertap 10. towel rail 23. shower 11. doorknob 24. shower curtain 12. toiletroll 25. face cloth/flannel 13, mirror Where's the bathroom cabinet? | Where’sthelightswitch? Where's. ls above the washbasin. Ws thetowelrail. _ I’s.. Where's the toilet roll? Where's the soap dish? I's below the towel rail. We the washbasin a7] Ee east) Where's the cooking pot? it’son the hotplate. Where's the bowl? t’snexttothe plate. 1. oven 16. jug 2. spice rack 17. cup 3. spices 18. saucer 4. storage jar 19. counter/worksurface 5. sink 20. bowl 6. tap 21. plate 7. cakestand 22. drawer 8 cookery book 23. cupboard/kitchen unit 9. freezer 24. (door) handle 10. fridge/refrigerator 25. 11. dishwasher 2 12. hob 27. 13. hotplate 28. clingfilm 14. (cooking) pot 29. (aluminium) foil 15. coffee pot 30. oven glove Where’sthe cup? Where'sthe dishwasher? Where's I's .thesaucer. It's ‘the freezer. ls... Kitchen Equipment TOP eee 1. steamer 2. lid 3. soucepan 4, cosserole dish 5. fryingpan 6. handle 7. roasting tin 8. coketin 9. (mixing) bowl 11. rolling pin 12. measuring jug 13. measuring spoon 14, coffee maker 18. microwave oven 16. (electric) tin opener 7, blender 18. food processor 19. kettle 20. (electric) mixer 21. toaster 2 ladle 2. (hand) beater Irotary whisk 2, knife %. sieve %. garlic press 2. grater 28. whisk 2, bottle opener 4. peeler 31, fishslice Goften @sometimes @rarely Onever Doyoueveruseatoaster? Doyoueveruseasieve? Doyou ever use arolling pin? Yes, loften use one. Yes, sometimes use one. Doyoueveruseablender? Doyoueveruse aladle? No, rarely use one. No, | never use one. | Doyouever Wem OL ta aateyeii) . dustpan . brush 1 2 3 4 5. washing powder 6. socket 7. plug 8. corpetsweeper 9. duster 10. vacuum cleaner/hoover 11. ironing board 12. dirtylaundry basket 13. tumble drier 14. washing machine 15. broom 16. mop 17. bucket 18. scrubbing brush 19. floor cloth 20. spongemop 21. airer 22. laundry basket 23, clothes |ine/washing line 24. coathanger 25. peg The brooms to the left of the mop. The washing machine is to the rightof the ironing board. ‘The vacuum cleaner is ‘The fabric conditioner is. . the carpet cleaner. the washing powder. 1. changing mat 2. child 3. cot 4, chestof drawers 5. lamp 6. softtoy 7. rug 8. pushchair 9. teddy bear 10. baby 11. baby carrier 12. pram 13. carseat 14, highchair 15. playpen 16. baby seat 17. bib 18. (baby) cup 19. spout 20. (baby) bottle 21. teat 22. (baby) clothes 23. nappy the playpen. [j) Putthe babyinthe.. [=] Putthe babyin the a Putthe bib on the baby. [7] PUEthE nnn ONthe baby. fj Putthe onthebaby. [3] eee h eee | seesaw slide toddler/child tricycle swing bench climbing frame sandpit sand 10. bucket 11. spade 12, dungarees 13. water fountain 14. doll 15. doll’s pram 16. skateboard 17. kite Whereishe?_ [a] He'sonthetricycle. Whereis she? [=] She's onthe bench. Whereishe? GJ He's Whereisshe? (Sh WERE enn? PENOMAwNS The School BEEBE 1. wallchart 2. blackboard 3. chalk 4, teacher 5. pupil 6. text book 7. exercise book 8. desk B 9, measuring cylinder 10. goggles 11. bunsen burner 12. testtube 13. tongs 14. pipette 15. measuring beaker 16. ropes 17. wallbars 18. (pommel) horse 19. mat la een 20, setsquare 21, pencil sharpener 22, rubber 23, protractor 24. compasses 25. ruler 26. pencil 27. biro/ball-point pen 28. calculator How many pupils are there in the classroom? There are three How many ropes are there in the gym? How manny sree GFE TEFEN nsenene? There are six. SSeevegsens Electronics |. video cassette recorder/VCR (video) cassette remote control television/TV screen stereo system/hi-fi record turntable amplifier tuner tape deck/cassette deck speaker compact disc player compact disc/CD radio clock radio tape recorder/cassette player personal cassette player/Walkman |. headphones |. (audio) cassette/tape answering machine telephone 2. 24, 2. 27. . pocket calculator 23, 30. a 32. computer display screen/monitor floppy disc/diskette keyboard printer calculator tape torch battery bulb 35, 36. Would you like to have a computer? Would you like to havea... electronictypewriter electric typewriter disccamera disc film camera lens flash film video camera slide projector Would you like to have an answering machine? Yes, |would./No, lwouldn’t. I'd rather have a tape recorder Construction BEEBE EG 1. construction worker . excavator 2. hook 13. cement mixer 3. girder 14. cement 4, ladder 15. trowel 5. hardhat 16. brick 6. tool belt 17. spiritievel 7. scaffolding 18. wheelbarro 8. crane. 19, pneumatic drill 9. excavation site 20. shovel 10. dumper truck 21. sledgehammer 11. digger 22. pickaxe Have you ever seen crane? (3) Yes, |have./No, Ihaven't, Have you ever Seen Quinn? [Have YOUEVEr SEEN AN swsnnn? [5] ? vi Stanley knife adjustable spanner 10. " 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. 7. 18. pliers screwdriver hammer tape measure folding ruler paintbrush. . paint . (paint) roller . (paint) tray 19. 20. 21 22. 23. 24, 25. 26, 27. (paint) pot sandpaper vice workbench square bradaw! chisel plane spiritlevel Have youeverusedahammer? Yes, | have./No, | haven’ Have your ever used a paintbrush? Have you ever used a hatchet? Have you ever useda... 7 Yes, have No, |haven't. power saw power/electric drill (drith bit hand drill . brace hatchet saw = CEE 1, petrol station/garage 2. petrol pump 3. hose 4, nozzle 5. roof rack 6. rearwindscreen 7. boot 8. numberplate 9. indicator 10. brake light 11. bumper 12. exhaust pipe 18. engine 14. battery 16. airfilter 18. convertible 19. rear view mirror 1. windscreen wiper 21. bonnet 22. headlight 23. spotlight 24, softtop 25. steering wheel 26. dashboard 27. speedometer 28. temperature gauge 29. fuel gauge 30. rev. counter 31. radio/cassette player 32. gearlever 33. clutch 34. brake 35. accelerator 36. window winder 37. hatchback 38. petrol cap 39. wheel 40. tyre 41. door 42, headrest 43. wing mirror 44, wing Whereis the bonnet? It’s atthe front of the car. Where are the brake lights? They're atthe back of the car. a | Where are the windscreen wipers? They're Whereis the boot? Ie’ ot Where are theheadiights? Transport 1. railway station 2. clock 3. arrivals and departures board 4, kiosk 5. platform entrance 6. train 7. engine 8 carriage 9. track 10. platform 11. coach 12. luggage compartment 13. busstop 14. bus 15. busconductor 16. passenger 17. blackeab 18, taxi 19. (taxi) driver 20. timetable INTERCITI ye Manchester and ‘Stockport + London How should we go to work? Let's go by train. How should we go to the theatre? Let's goby taxi. How should we goto school? Let's go. How should we goto the shops? Let's go. How should we goto London? Let's g . bus. 9] Roads and Road Signs BEEBE EERE eee 1. hardshoulder 2. slip road 3. inside lane 4. outsidelane 6. & E 9. . bend . flyover streetlight pedest 10. (pedestrian) underpass 11. traffic lights 12. lone 13. car 14. lorry Yee Geers 15. bus 16. bollard 17. railway track 18. barrier 19, roadsign 20. stop sign 21. noovertaking sign 22, noU-turnssign 23, norightturn sign 24, cyclists only sign = Gerrards 25. giveway sign ore 26, roundabout sign 27. steep hill sign i 28. roadworks ahead sign ar 29. slippery road sign Watford 30. level crossing sign 31. nothrough road sign What does this sign mean? What does thissign mean? gg Itmeans stop. Itmeans Whatdoes this sign mean? fa] | Whatdoes thissign mean? Itmeans cyclists only. ae The Airport coxooson-El eed departure hall suitease check-in desk ticket passport Passportcontrol departure lounge duty free shop boarding pass . porter luggage trolley departure board |. arrival board luggage reclaim area luggage carousel luggage customs customs officer & Houons a BoE 19. cockpit 28. window seat 20. pilot/captain 29. middleseat 21. co-pilot 30. aisle seat 22. instrumentpanel 31. airsteward 23. cabin 32. table 24. overhead (luggage) 33. tray compartment 34. armrest 25. handluggage 26. passenger 27. window Where'sthepilot? —_ He’sinthe cockpit. Where'sthetray? _—it’sonthetable. | Where'sthehandluggage? _It'sinthe... Where'sthe jet? It’s onthe Where's the luggage? Ws Where's the passenger? 38. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41, 42. 43, 44, The Runway terminal jet (plane) tail jetengine wing runway control tower rotor helicopter hangar Land and Water 4. mountain 2. peak 3. meadow 4. valley 5. hill 6. tree 7. grass 8. field 9. cliff 10. rock 11. forest 12. lake 13. pond 14, river 15. stream/brook 16. woterfall 17. desert 18. (sand) dune Are there any mountains near here? | Are there any waterfalls nearhere? Are there any Yes, there are./No, there aren’ — The Beach jetty sea pier windbreak (beach) umbrella beach towel sand deck chair shadow bikini sunlounger sunglasses swimming costume spade sandcastle shell swimming trunks bucket wave beach ball 21. Lito/airbed BSSISTEGRSSearamsons Do you usually take an umbrella to the beach? Yes, |do./No, | don't. Do you usually take a deck chair to the beach? Yes, | do./No, | don’t Doyou usually take a bucket tothe beach? Doyou usually take d nnn tothe beach? es) Water Sports HBHEEEESEs 1. swimmer 2. swimming pool diver . diving board snorkeler snorkel fisherman fishing rod (fishing) ine surfer surf . surfboard Wee windsurfer sail 5. sailing boat 16. mast 17. rower 23. scuba diver 18. rowing boat 24. wetsuit 28. water ski 19. oar 25. (air) tank 29. towrope 26. mask 30. motorboat 20. canoeist 21. canoe 22. paddle sof B oo- 8 oo B soil een Docanoeistsuse paddles? Yes, theydo. | Dorowersuse paddles? —_No, they don't. They use cars. Dosurfers.use surfboards? Do fishermen use snorkels? .. Dowater-skiers use fishing rods? mn 1. sledge Pete skier pole (ski) boot ge 5 eee ASL skier track on onsen 5 ree 9. figure skater 10. figure skate eas ey a ‘| ice Bobsledding bobsled helmet Earl /. snowmobile Would you like to try figure skating? Yes, would./No, wouldn't. 'd rather try sledging. Would you like totry cross country skiing? Would you like totry bobsledding? wevnunm Winter Sports BEEBE ee Other Sports HEHEHE 1. (cricket) pitch 2. wicket 3. bowler 4, wicketkeeper 5. umpire 6. fielder 7 8 9. boundary batsman bat 10. stumps 11, bails 12. pods 13. helmet oo stadium 15. stand 16. crowd/spectators 17. goal 18. goalpost 19. net 20. goal area 21. goalline 22. goalkeeper/goalie 23. penalty spot 24. penalty area 25. centrecircle 26. halfway line 27. player/footballer 28. ball 29. referee 30. strip 31. football boots G Ez 32. (basketball) player 33. basketball 34, backboard 35. basket 36. (rugby) player 37. {rugby} pitch 38, (rugby) ball 39. batter 40. bat 41, helmet 42. catcher 43. mask 44, (baseball) glove/mitt 48. shin guard 46. (tennis) player 47. (tennis) racket 48. (tennis) ball 49. net 50. (tennis) court 51. baseline 52. wrestler 53. mat 54. black belt oem 55. boxer 56. (boxing) glove 57. trunks: 58. referee 59. rope 60. ring rene 61. gate Have you ever been toa football match? 62. racehorse Yes, |have./No, |haven’ 63. jockey Have you ever beentoa cricket match? Have you ever bento i Other Sports cont. ieee eee 8G 41 jogger Running runner cyclist helmet bicycle/bike panier wheel Horse Riding rider horse reins saddle stirrup 13. archer 14. bow 15. arrow 16. target 17. golfer 18. (golf) club 49. (golf) ball 20. hole 21. green Hi 22. hiker 23. rucksack 24, walking boot 25. camper 26. tent Bl s2ce08 woono +B a Doyoulike jogging? Doyoulikevolleyball? Doyoulike Yes,Ido./No,Idon’t.Iprefercycling. |. “ aE (volleyball) player volleyball net roller skater roller skate rink . bowler . (bowling) ball gutter . alley . pin Ping Pong, ible 38. (ping pong) player 39. bat 40. (ping pong) ball 41. net 42. (ping pong) table }. leotard instructor (squash) player (squash) racket (squash) ball 48. (badminton) player 49. shuttlecock 50. (badminton) racket 7 Paoli (aes ee nex (symphony) orchestra podium conductor (sheet) music musie stand Bea 6. chorus 7. singer BE 8. ballerina 9. ballet dancer 10. balletshoe Dem actress 12, actor 13. stage 14. audience 15. aisle 16. spotlight 17. footights orchestra pit 19. singer/vocalist oaeno Have you ever been toa ballet? Yes, |have./No, Ihaven’t. Have youever been to the theatre? an. Have you ever been to.an opera? Have youever been to the cinema? Musical Instruments Lee bow violin viola cello double bass guitar oereee a ‘trombone French horn tuba trumpet 11. flute 12. recorder 13. oboe 14. clarinet 1. saxophone 16. bassoon 17. cymbal 18. drum 19. xylophone Thecellois bigger than the violin. Therecordi TheFrench hornis. Thebassoonis Theclarinetis than the flute. the trumpet. the oboe. the saxophone. (ra 20. piano 21. accordian 22. harmonica 73 Wild Animals and Pets BEB EES 8 Wild Animals 1. lion 12. horn 2. mane 13. hippopotamus 3. tiger 14. bear 4. paw 15. polar bear 5. tail 16. buffalo 6. leopard 17. zebra 7. spot 18. stripe 8 elephant 19. camel 9. tusk 20. hump 10. trunk 21. giraffe 11. rhinoceros 22. deer 23. antler 24. llama 25. koala bear 26. kangaroo 27. pouch 28. monkey 29. gorilla 30. fox 31. raccoon Dozebrashave stripes? Yes, they do. Dolions have manes? .. Do elephants have manes? .. Doleopardshave stripes? No, they don’t. They have spots. ed Docamelshave humps? - Do rhinoceroses have antlers? .. alligator snake tortoise . lizard . frog . turtle cat whiskers parrot budgerigar/budgie gerbil tail hamster guinea pig rabbit goldfish (goldfish) bowl tropical fish The Farm farmland farmhouse silo field fence hedge outbuilding . tractor farmer plough furrow trailer bale combine harvester . crop bull 17. cow 18. calf 19. pig/sow 20. piglet 21. hen/chicken 22. chick 23. horse 24. foal 25. (nanny) goat 26. kid 27. sheep 28. lamb 29. turkey gebSeerspeeore an Acalfis youngerthanacow. | Ahorseis afoal. Agoatis Asheepisolderthanalamb. | ApigletiscmnclmeGPIG. — ACHICKS snes gill angelfish sunfish eel whale dolphin sealion flipper walrus tusk turtle lobster shrimp mussel crab claw clam starfish octopus tentacle Fish and Sea Animals BEB BBs Whichis the biggest the turtle, the walrus, or the whale? The whales the biggest. Whichis the smallest-the shrimp, the crab, or the lobster? The -omsm isthe smallest. Which is the biggest-the mussel, the clam, or the starfish? The son isthe biggest. Which is the smallest - the shark, the trout, or the angelfish? 1. flamingo 9. duckling 17. owl 2. pelican 10. penguin 18. peacock 3. bill 11. flipper 19. feather 4. swan 12. crow 20. pigeon 5. stork 13, ostrich 21. pheasant 6. crane 14. eagle 22. tail 7. gull 15. beak 23. robin 8. duck 16. falcon 24. blue jay Which do you like better, swans or pelicans? llike swans better. Which do you like better, peacocks or swallows? Nike. 25. hummingbird 26. wing 27. swallow 28. cockatoo 29. crest 30. claw 31. nest 32. egg Which do you like better, ostriches or flamingos? Which do you like better Insects and Small Animals Oa ee eRe honeycomb fh mosquito cockroach caterpillar butterfly moth ladybird 10. grasshopper 11. ant 12, dragonfly OE 13. . spider 14. rat 1. hedgehog 16. squirrel 17. mole PEN OTRON }o you like squirrels? Yes, Ido./No, Idor Doyoulikerats? Doyoulikeants? Doyoulike butterflies? Hobbies and Games (aes ee 8 Oe Boo 1. coin collecting 2. coin 3. (coin) album 4. coin catalogue 5. magnifying glass 6. stamp collecting 7. (stamp) album 8 stamp 9. stamp catalogue 10. " 12. 13, 14. photography comera astronomy telescope . birdwatching Bea 15. sculpting 16. sculpture 17. knitting 18. knittingneedle 19. weaving 20. loom 21. pottery 22. potter’swheel 23. painting 24. brush 25. woodworking 26. chess 27. board 28, draughts 29. backgammon 30. Scrabble 31. Monopoly 32. cards | Doyoupiay chess? Yes, |do./No, | don't, but | play backgammon. Doyouplaydraughts? Doyouplay cards? DoyOu play mmm? Needlecraft BEEBE EG 1. sewing machine 2. sewing basket 3. tape measure 4, wool 5. knitting needle 6. (pairoi) scissors 7. zip 8. material 9. pincushion 10. pin 11. safety pin 12. needle 13. thread/cotton 14, thimble 15. button 16. hook 17. eye 18. popper |B Crocheting 19. crochethook (eed 20 bobbin nea 21. embroidery frame 22. embroidery silk Doyou know howto knit? Yes,1do./No, | don't, but | know how to sew. Doyou know howtoembroider? Yes, do./No, I don’t, but | know how to knit. Do you know how to make lace? Doyou knowhow to ? 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84 afraid /a'reid) 36 9 58 “pak sterimant/ 6 bill bil" 77 Africa /'ainka! 7 arrow cy barbecue’ /'ba:bikju:! 42 bin Jin? 14 ater dinner mints artery 26 arbor "bu:bor/ 24 bird Phasd/ 77 osfta dina 'mins/ 19 artist artist! 24 Barents Sea /,berants'sit!_ 8 bird watching "bard ,wotfin after-shave {lotion} ashamed /a'feimd/ 34 barrier /'beris'/ 60 73 ‘artiafew Asia reisa! 7 base ibeis) 5 Birmingham barminom! 10 airbed asparagus /aspreragos/ 18 baseball "beisba:l/ 6B Biro "bats! 22, 52 airer (cara! aspirin Maespeini 31 baseball glove /'---/ 68 birthday card airfilter ea Jilta"/ 87 astronaut /estronsit/ 12 baseball mitt "bersbsel mit "barter kasd! 21 air mail leter astronomy /s'stronami/ 7968 biscuit bmki/ 19 “eometl ctor) 21 Athens 'e0jnz/ 11 baseline "beislann/ 68 biscuits (hiskite/ 16 itport_"eapoit/ 61 ‘Atlantic Ocean basin 'bersan! a6 it ‘but! 56 Birsteward eo stjurod/ 62 ateenttk ‘ofan! 7,8,9 basket _barskit/ 68 black /blek 37 ietank ea tegk! 65 auborgines /subssiinz/ 18 baskotball_"barskutbo:l/ 68 lack belt 68 aisle ail’ 71 audience —/“atdions! 71 bbastetball player! --/ 68 blackboard /"blekba:d/ 52 aisle seat ail sitt/ 62 audio cassette bass bers!" 76 black cab /blek ‘keb/ 58 Alabama /,els'bema! 9 (rosdioo ko'set! 53 bassoon /ba’susn’ 72 Black Sea lek ‘si’ @ alarm s'laim/ 41 audio tape /.atdiaw ‘teip / bat /het/ 67, 68 blade /bletd/ 66 Alaska /s'tesko/ 9 53 bath /a:o/ 46 blazer 'blerza!/ 38 Albania /albemial 8,11 August _/, 3 bath mat /"bo:0 mat) 46 blender _"blenda’/ 48 album. /lbom/ 79 aunt /ai bathroom /"ba:drum/ 46 blond blond’ 26 Algeria /al'dstorio/ 8 Australia (o'srellia/ 7,8 bathroom cabinet blood pressure gauge Alka Seltzer /yelka'selisor/ 31 Austria ostria’ 8,17 bba:drom ‘kebinstl 46 (blad prefa gerds/ 31 alley. ely 70 autumn /3:tam! 4 bath towel /"ba:O taual/ 46 blouse Vblauz’ 38 alligator /'xligenta") 74 avocado /eva'kaidav) 17 batsman batsman! 67 alphabet board azalea 42 batter ("beta 68 blue jay n Valfabet bad! 32 battery "bwtori/ 4, 87 blusher blafa") 28 aluminium foil beach bis) 64 board jbatd) 79 ‘eljy,miniom “foul 47 baby /"beibi/ 60 beach ball ".-/ 64 boarding pass am. “Jet 'em/ 2 baby bottle (50 beach towel !bict{ taval/ 64 "hardin pass! 61 amethyst emj04st/ 40 aby carrier /eibi ka beach umbrella /--;-/ 68 bobbin /"bobin/ 80 amplifier /‘emplyfaio/53 50 beak /bitk! 77 obised "bobsled! 66 ‘analogue watch baby clothes") 50 bear /bea!/ 73 obsledding /"bobsledin/ 66 ‘aenalog wots! 2 baby cup 50 beard brad! 26 body "bodi/ 25 Andorra fien'dasta/ 11 50 beater bitio! 48 Bolivia ‘bollwis) 7. angelfish eindsaIhif/ 76 Tak! 25 bed bed) 45 bollard "bolad/ 60 Anglesey enpalsi:! 10 backboard "biekba:d/ 68 bedside table bolt boul? 56 Angola /en'ga0l/ 8 backgammon /"beekgieman/ bedsaid"teibol! 45 Bonfire Night angry egg? 34 73 bedspread bedspred/ 45 . 3 ankle /"enkal/ 25 bacon /'betkan/ 16,19 bee bir) 78 Bonn bon ankle sock "= -/ 38 badminton "badminton 70 beef Ibis) 19 bonnet "bony! 47 ‘annoyed /2inaid/ 34 Baffin Bay /,befin ‘hei’ 7 deefburger /"bistbsrgo" 20 book /buk! 43 ‘anewering machine Bahamas. ‘ba'ha:moe) 7 behind» /by'haind! 36 bookcase /buke-kers/ 43 "ainsonig ma,fisn! 63 Bahrain /ba:'rein! 8 beige /beis/ 37 booster rocket ant ent! 78 bails jbetlz) 67 Belfast "belfassi/ 10 ‘bussta rokst/ 12 antacid. xnt‘esid) 31 baked beans. ‘beikd ‘bisnz/ 16 Belgium beldgam/ 8,11 boot /hurt 57, 66 Antarctica wn'taikttko/ 7 baker "hetko'/ 23 Belgrade /bel'greid/ 11 bored had antler /'entla") 73 baking tray _/"beikin ret 48 Belisha beacon Botswana ‘bois 8 apex. /‘cipeks/ 5 balcony /"bwtkani’ 41 allisfa "bikkan! 14 bottle boul’ $0 bottle opener butterfly batalla) 78 ‘coment mixer cleaning fluid toot supans'/ 48 buttocks /"bataks! 25 ‘st'ment mikso’! 55: *klizmig flusydl 32 boundary 'buondari’ 67 button /"batn’ 80 Centigrade’ sentigretd/ 4 clear /khor/ 4 bow /bou/ 69,72 Central African Republic clerk /klatk/ 21 bow! /baol! 47, 48, 74 ‘sentral afrkan e'pablik? 8 cliff (kif! 63 bowler /boulat/ 67, 70 cabbage "kebids!) 18 ‘central reservation climbing frame bowling !boultn! 70 cabin /kwbin! 62 /,sentral reza'vetfon/ 88 ‘klong etm! 51 bowling ball /"=-/ 70 cake stand. 'ketk stend/ 47 contre /'sentat/ 5 clingfilm /'kligtilm’ 47 boxer "bokso'/ 68 cake tin keik un/ 48 centre circle 7 clock kink) 2, 58 boxer shorts /"--/ 37 calculator /"kelkjglenta’/ 2, centrepiece 'sentapiss!) 44 clock radio. /,-'--/ 83 boxing "hoksin/ 68 5a cereal statis) 18 closed /klouzd! 35 boxing glove "= -/ 6B calendar "kalyndat/ 3 Chad /tfed 8 clothes /klavde/ 60 bra bra:! 38 calf /kost/ 25,75 chain fern! 40 cloudy /*klaudi/ 4 brace bres! 56 California /telyfarms) 9 chair tfeat/ 42, a4 club /klab/- 68 bracelet "brersijt/ 40 Cambridge ‘"keimbrid3/ 10 chairlift joa" hit) 66 clutch /Klatf/ 57 bradawl breda:l/ 56 camel i*kemal! 73 chalk /tfark! 2 clutch bag "kisi eg) 38 brain /brein/ 26 camere "kemora/ 54,79 changing mat coat /kovt/ 38 brake fbreik) 57 Cameroon /,kemo'ruzn/ 8 Pyferndsin met! 50 coat hanger /"kaut hena/ 49 brake light 7'-- $7 camper "ksmpa'? 69 checked /ifekt/ 37 cockatoo /,kok'tu:! 77 brass /bru:s/ 72 camping /*kumpig/ 69 ‘check-in desk cockpit "kok,prt! 62 Brazil /besail’ 7 Canada "kenods/ 7 tfok 1m desk/ 61 cockroach /"kok-rout{/ 78 bread bred! 16 canoe /ko‘nu:! 65 check-out area cocktail stick /"kokieil suk/ 19 brick brik 55) canoeing /ka'nusin/ 65 ifek aot arial 18: coconut /"koukanat/ 17 bricklayer /'brik.tets'/ 23. canoeist’ /ka'nutist/ 65 check-out desk coffee 'koli/ 19 bridge /bnids/ “14, 60 cap /kep/ 39 Mfek aut desk 00 coffee maker ("kofi meika'/ 48 briefcase 40 captain "kaptin/ 62 cheek /ufik/ 26 coffee pot koli pot! 47 Brighton battan/ 10 car kat"! 87, 59 cheese tftz/ 15, 19 coffee table oli teibal/ 43 Bristol brstal/ 10 card kasd! 31 cheese biscuit J. --/ 19 coin ‘koin/ 6, 78) broccoli /brokali/ 18 Cardi cheese board 19 coin album. /"ksin jelbom) 79 brooch /broutf 40 Cardigan 10 cheeseburger /"tJizbaiga"/ coin catalogue brook /bruk/ 63. cardigan /"ka:digon! 39 20 "koin jaetalog/ 79 broom /brusm/ 49 cards /kasde/ 79 chef Ifef/ 23 coin collecting brother "braSo") 33 Caribbean Sea cheque /tfek/ 6 ‘koi ko,lektin/ 79) brother.indaw. ace bron ‘si: 7 ‘cheque book 6 cola I"koula/ 20 "brador in se! 33 carpenter /*karpinto:/ 23 cheque card /'--/ 6 cold /kauld) 4,31 brown /brain! 26, 37 pet ka:pyt’ 45 cherry 'tjeri/ 19 cold remedy brush ibraf’ 28, 49, 56,79 carpet sweep chess /tfes/ 79 kauld wremydi/ 31 brush your hair "ka:pt swicpar/ 49 chest /tfest! 25 cold water tap / 46 Tibeal jo "heat! 27 carriage 'kserids/ 58 chest of drawers collar "kolo"! 37 brush your cartierbag keris bey! 18 fest av ‘droz/ 45,50 collar bar /"kolst bus") 40 "bra j3t carrots 'kierate/ 15, 18,19 chick /tfik/ 75: cologne /ks'laan/ 28 Brussels /"beasalz/ 11 carry keri’ 30 chicken /tfikyn) 16,75 Colorado kola'radau! 9 Bucharest /bjucka'rest! 11 ear seat "ka: sitt/ 50 child /yfaild/ 50, 81 colour "kalo! 37 Ducket /bakit/ 49, 1,64 carver ro children /'fildran/ $3 Columbia /ko'lambia! 7 buckle /'bakol/ 37 q 6,15 Chile yi’ 7 comb. /koum/ 28 Budapest /,bjusda'pest) 11 cashpoint /"kaejpaint) 6 chilly ili) combine harvester budgerigar ‘/'badsariga:"/ 74 cashpoint card /"---/ 6 chimney "fumni) 41 /.kombain ‘ha:vistar/ 75 buffalo "bafalau/ 73 Caspian Sea /,kespion si) 8 chin /tfin/ 25, ‘comb your hair bulb bulb’ 54 casserole dish China 8 kaum ja "hese! 27 Bulgaria /balgeario/ 8,11 wsorool dij! 48 chips /'tfipz! 19 comet /"komst! 12 pull bol! 78 cassette /ka'set/ 53 chisel /'izal) 56 ‘compact disc bumper ‘bampar/ 57 cassette deck /ka'set dek/ 53 chocolate gateau /.kompakt ‘disk 53 bungalow /"bangalou) 41 cassette player “UokI\t ‘getoo/ 19 compact disc player bbunsen burner ‘ka'set pleta'! 83. chopping board Teineel BB Tipansan‘baina/ 52 casual wear /'ke3ual west! 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