TOEFL Word List 27 — 60 Words
60 academic English words with pronunciation (audio), definitions, examples and Arabic meaning. Tap 🔊 to hear each word, then practice them as interactive flashcards.
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fence/fens/nouna wall of wood or wire around an area“The garden has a white wooden fence.”سِياج / سور
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desert/ˈdezərt/nouna large dry area with little rain and few plants“Camels can cross the hot desert.”صَحراء
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quarter/ˈkwɔːrtər/nounone of four equal parts; 15 minutes“Cut the apple into quarters.”رُبع
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curiosity/ˌkjʊriˈɒsəti/nounthe strong wish to know or learn“Curiosity led him to open the old box.”فُضول
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tent/tent/nouna cloth shelter used for camping“We set up our tent near the river.”خَيمة
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painful/ˈpeɪnfl/adjectivecausing pain“The injection was quick but painful.”مُؤلِم
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fiction/ˈfɪkʃn/nounstories from imagination, not real“She reads science fiction novels.”خَيال / قِصَص خَياليّة
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gown/ɡaʊn/nouna long formal dress“She wore a blue evening gown.”فُستان طَويل / ثَوب
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tough/tʌf/adjectivedifficult; strong and not easily broken“It was a tough exam, but she passed.”صَعب / قَويّ
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shade/ʃeɪd/nounan area away from sunlight; a level of color“We rested in the shade of a tree.”ظِلّ / دَرَجة لَون
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maid/meɪd/nouna woman whose job is cleaning in a house or hotel“The maid cleaned the hotel room.”خادِمة / عامِلة تَنظيف
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suck/sʌk/verbto pull liquid into the mouth“The baby sucks milk from the bottle.”يَمُصّ
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national/ˈnæʃnəl/adjectivebelonging to a whole country“Today is a national holiday.”وَطَنيّ / قَوميّ
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bath/bɑːθ/nounwashing the whole body in a tub of water“The child takes a warm bath every night.”حَمّام / مَغطَس
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footsteps/ˈfʊtsteps/nounthe sounds of feet walking“We heard footsteps in the hallway.”وَقع خُطُوات
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sensation/senˈseɪʃn/nouna feeling in the body; great excitement“He felt a cold sensation in his hand.”إحساس / ضَجّة
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crack/kræk/noun/verba thin line where something is broken; to break with a sound“There is a crack in the glass.”شَقّ / يَتَصَدَّع
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belong/bɪˈlɒŋ/verbto be the property of; to be a member of“This book belongs to the library.”يَنتَمي / يَخُصّ
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delight/dɪˈlaɪt/noun/verbgreat pleasure“The children laughed with delight.”بَهجة / سُرور
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commander/kəˈmɑːndər/nounan officer who leads soldiers“The commander planned the mission.”قائِد
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delicate/ˈdelɪkət/adjectiveeasily broken; needing careful handling“Be careful with the delicate glass cups.”رَقيق / هَشّ
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slid/slɪd/verbmoved smoothly (past of slide)“The door slid open quietly.”انزَلَقَ
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value/ˈvæljuː/noun/verbhow much something is worth; to think something is important“The value of the house went up.”قيمة / يُقَدِّر
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destroy/dɪˈstrɔɪ/verbto damage something completely“The storm destroyed many homes.”يُدَمِّر
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midnight/ˈmɪdnaɪt/nountwelve o'clock at night“The party ended at midnight.”مُنتَصَف اللَّيل
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brave/breɪv/adjectivenot afraid of danger“The brave firefighter saved the cat.”شُجاع
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flame/fleɪm/nounthe bright burning part of a fire“The candle's flame danced in the wind.”شُعلة / لَهَب
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damp/dæmp/adjectiveslightly wet“The grass was damp with morning dew.”رَطب / نَدِيّ
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ridiculous/rɪˈdɪkjələs/adjectivevery silly; deserving laughter“It's ridiculous to wear a coat in summer.”سَخيف / مُضحِك
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elbow/ˈelboʊ/nounthe joint in the middle of the arm“He rested his elbow on the table.”مِرفَق / كوع
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monster/ˈmɒnstər/nouna large frightening creature in stories“The film is about a sea monster.”وَحش
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practically/ˈpræktɪkli/adverbalmost; in a practical way“The bottle is practically empty.”تَقريبًا / عَمَليًّا
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political/pəˈlɪtɪkl/adjectiveabout government and public affairs“The two parties have political differences.”سِياسيّ
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bitter/ˈbɪtər/adjectivehaving a sharp unpleasant taste; full of anger“Black coffee tastes bitter.”مُرّ
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pound/paʊnd/noun/verba unit of weight or money; to hit hard many times“The recipe needs a pound of flour.”رَطل / جُنَيه / يَدُقّ
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unusual/ʌnˈjuːʒuəl/adjectivenot common; strange“It's unusual to see snow in this city.”غَير مَألوف / نادِر
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dull/dʌl/adjectivenot interesting; not bright; not sharp“The lecture was long and dull.”مُمِلّ / باهِت / غَير حادّ
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underneath/ˌʌndərˈniːθ/prepositiondirectly under“The keys were underneath the newspaper.”تَحت
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lonely/ˈloʊnli/adjectivesad because you are alone“He felt lonely in the new city.”وَحيد / مُوحِش
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sense/sens/noun/verbone of the five powers like sight; a feeling; to feel“Dogs have a strong sense of smell.”حاسّة / إحساس / يَشعُر
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hero/ˈhɪroʊ/nouna person admired for bravery or great acts“The hero saved the children from the fire.”بَطَل
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vanish/ˈvænɪʃ/verbto disappear suddenly“The magician made the coin vanish.”يَختَفي فَجأة
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furniture/ˈfɜːrnɪtʃər/nounthings like tables, chairs, and beds“They bought new furniture for the house.”أثاث
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friendship/ˈfrendʃɪp/nounthe relationship between friends“Their friendship lasted fifty years.”صَداقة
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growl/ɡraʊl/verb/nounto make a low angry sound (like a dog)“The dog growled at the stranger.”يُزَمجِر
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awkward/ˈɔːkwərd/adjectiveuncomfortable or embarrassing; not graceful“There was an awkward silence in the room.”مُحرِج / أخرَق
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frozen/ˈfroʊzn/adjectiveturned to ice; very cold“The lake is frozen in winter.”مُتَجَمِّد
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disappointed/ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd/adjectivesad because something was not as hoped“She was disappointed with her test result.”خائِب الأمَل
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ugly/ˈʌɡli/adjectivenot pleasant to look at“The old wallpaper looks ugly now.”قَبيح
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pillow/ˈpɪloʊ/nouna soft cushion for the head in bed“She slept on a soft feather pillow.”وِسادة / مِخَدّة
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elevator/ˈelɪveɪtər/nouna machine that carries people up and down a building“Take the elevator to the fifth floor.”مِصعَد
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habit/ˈhæbɪt/nounsomething you do often without thinking“Reading before bed is a good habit.”عادة
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shortly/ˈʃɔːrtli/adverbsoon; in a short time“The doctor will see you shortly.”قَريبًا / بَعد قَليل
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rifle/ˈraɪfl/nouna long gun fired from the shoulder“The soldier carried a rifle.”بُندُقيّة
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towel/ˈtaʊəl/nouna cloth for drying the body or hands“Dry your hands with a clean towel.”مِنشَفة
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total/ˈtoʊtl/adjective/nouncomplete; the whole amount“The total cost was fifty dollars.”كُلّيّ / مَجموع
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emperor/ˈempərər/nounthe ruler of an empire“The emperor ruled many lands.”إمبَراطور
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mercy/ˈmɜːrsi/nounkindness shown to someone you could punish“The king showed mercy to the prisoner.”رَحمة
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urge/ɜːrdʒ/verb/nounto strongly advise; a strong wish“The doctor urged him to stop smoking.”يَحُثّ / رَغبة قَويّة
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embarrassed/ɪmˈbærəst/adjectivefeeling shy or ashamed in front of people“He was embarrassed when he fell in class.”مُحرَج / خَجِل