TOEFL Word List 28 — 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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halfway/ˌhæfˈweɪ/adverb/adjectiveat the middle point“We stopped halfway up the mountain.”في مُنتَصَف الطَّريق
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threaten/ˈθretn/verbto say you will hurt someone; to be a danger to“Dark clouds threatened rain.”يُهَدِّد
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lamp/læmp/nouna device that gives light“She turned on the lamp to read.”مِصباح
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pretend/prɪˈtend/verbto act as if something is true when it is not“The kids pretended to be pirates.”يَتَظاهَر
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crystal/ˈkrɪstl/nouna clear hard mineral; very clear glass“The cave was full of shining crystals.”بِلَّور / كريستال
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tap/tæp/verb/nounto hit gently; a device for water“She tapped on the window to get my attention.”يَنقُر / صَنبور
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stunned/stʌnd/adjectivetoo shocked to speak or move“He was stunned by the surprise party.”مَذهول
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blond/blɒnd/adjectivehaving light yellow hair“The blond boy is my cousin.”أشقَر
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greet/ɡriːt/verbto welcome someone with words or actions“She greeted the guests at the door.”يُحَيّي / يُرَحِّب
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remark/rɪˈmɑːrk/noun/verbsomething said; to say“He made a kind remark about her work.”مُلاحَظة / يُعَلِّق
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sharply/ˈʃɑːrpli/adverbsuddenly and strongly; in an angry way“Prices rose sharply last month.”بِحِدّة / بِشَكل حادّ
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drift/drɪft/verbto move slowly on water or air without control“The empty boat drifted down the river.”يَنجَرِف
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stumble/ˈstʌmbl/verbto hit your foot and almost fall while walking“He stumbled on the dark stairs.”يَتَعَثَّر
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desperately/ˈdespərətli/adverbin a way that shows great need or little hope“She desperately searched for her lost phone.”بِيَأس / بِشِدّة
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honestly/ˈɒnɪstli/adverbin a truthful way; truly“Honestly, I don't know the answer.”بِصِدق / بِأمانة
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telephone/ˈtelɪfoʊn/nouna device used to talk to someone far away“The telephone rang in the office.”هاتِف
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pistol/ˈpɪstl/nouna small gun held in one hand“The officer carried a pistol at his side.”مُسَدَّس
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favor/ˈfeɪvər/noun/verba kind act done to help someone; to prefer“Can you do me a favor and open the door?”مَعروف / يُفَضِّل
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knight/naɪt/nouna soldier of high rank in old times who wore armor“The knight rode a white horse.”فارِس
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collar/ˈkɒlər/nounthe part of a shirt around the neck; a band for a pet's neck“He turned up his collar against the cold.”ياقة / طَوق
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mask/mæsk/noun/verba cover for the face; to hide something“The actor wore a golden mask.”قِناع / يُخفي
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fling/flɪŋ/verbto throw something with force“She flung her bag onto the sofa.”يَقذِف بِعُنف
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hunt/hʌnt/verb/nounto chase wild animals for food; to search hard“Owls hunt at night.”يَصطاد / يَبحَث
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tug/tʌɡ/verb/nounto pull something quickly and hard“The child tugged at his mother's sleeve.”يَشُدّ / جَذبة
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noble/ˈnoʊbl/adjective/nounof high moral character; from a high social family“Helping others is a noble act.”نَبيل
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garage/ɡəˈrɑːʒ/nouna building where cars are kept or repaired“He parked the car in the garage.”مِرآب / كَراج
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echo/ˈekoʊ/noun/verba sound that comes back to you“Our voices echoed in the empty hall.”صَدى / يُرَدِّد
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boyfriend/ˈbɔɪfrend/nouna man someone is in a romantic relationship with“Her boyfriend brought her flowers.”صَديق (شَريك عاطِفيّ)
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coach/koʊtʃ/noun/verba person who trains a sports team; to train someone“The coach praised the young players.”مُدَرِّب / يُدَرِّب
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straighten/ˈstreɪtn/verbto make something straight or tidy“He straightened his tie before the meeting.”يُقَوِّم / يُعَدِّل
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occasionally/əˈkeɪʒnəli/adverbsometimes, but not often“We occasionally eat out on weekends.”أحيانًا / مِن حينٍ لِآخَر
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lightning/ˈlaɪtnɪŋ/nouna bright flash of electricity in the sky during a storm“Lightning lit up the night sky.”بَرق
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tender/ˈtendər/adjectivegentle and loving; soft and easy to cut“She gave the baby a tender smile.”حَنون / طَريّ
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closet/ˈklɒzɪt/nouna small room or cupboard for clothes“Hang your coat in the closet.”خِزانة مَلابِس
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lately/ˈleɪtli/adverbrecently; in the last days or weeks“Have you seen any good films lately?”مُؤخَّرًا
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envelope/ˈenvəloʊp/nouna paper cover for a letter“She sealed the envelope and mailed it.”ظَرف
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unexpected/ˌʌnɪkˈspektɪd/adjectivesurprising; not planned“We got an unexpected visit from old friends.”غَير مُتَوَقَّع
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mind/maɪnd/noun/verbthe part of you that thinks; to be bothered by“A healthy body helps a healthy mind.”عَقل / يُمانِع
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sunlight/ˈsʌnlaɪt/nounthe light of the sun“The room was full of warm sunlight.”ضَوء الشَّمس
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stiff/stɪf/adjectivehard to bend or move“My neck feels stiff after sleeping badly.”مُتَيَبِّس / صُلب
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foolish/ˈfuːlɪʃ/adjectivenot wise; silly“It was foolish to leave without a map.”أحمَق / غَير حَكيم
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shed/ʃed/noun/verba small building for tools; to let fall or drop“The tools are in the garden shed.”سَقيفة / يُسقِط
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funeral/ˈfjuːnərəl/nounthe ceremony held after someone dies“Many people attended the funeral.”جِنازة
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spine/spaɪn/nounthe line of bones down the middle of the back“Sit straight to protect your spine.”عَمود فِقريّ
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aloud/əˈlaʊd/adverbin a voice others can hear“The teacher read the story aloud.”بِصَوت مَسموع
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lung/lʌŋ/nounone of the two organs used for breathing“Smoking damages the lungs.”رِئة
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stolen/ˈstoʊlən/adjective/verbtaken without permission (past participle of steal)“The stolen bike was found in the park.”مَسروق
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resist/rɪˈzɪst/verbto fight against; to stop yourself from doing something“I couldn't resist the chocolate cake.”يُقاوِم
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pulse/pʌls/nounthe regular beat of blood in your body“The nurse checked the patient's pulse.”نَبض
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trunk/trʌŋk/nounthe thick stem of a tree; a large box; an elephant's nose“The tree trunk was two meters wide.”جِذع / صُندوق / خُرطوم
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confident/ˈkɒnfɪdənt/adjectivesure about yourself or about something“She felt confident before the interview.”واثِق
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flush/flʌʃ/verb/nounto become red in the face; to clean with flowing water“Her cheeks flushed with embarrassment.”يَحمَرّ وَجهه / يَشطُف
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patience/ˈpeɪʃns/nounthe ability to wait calmly without getting angry“Teaching children needs a lot of patience.”صَبر
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scatter/ˈskætər/verbto throw or spread in many directions“The wind scattered the leaves everywhere.”يُبَعثِر / يَتَناثَر
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possess/pəˈzes/verbto have or own something“He possesses a rare collection of coins.”يَمتَلِك
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widen/ˈwaɪdn/verbto become or make wider“They widened the road last year.”يُوَسِّع / يَتَّسِع
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tunnel/ˈtʌnl/nouna passage dug under the ground or through a mountain“The train passed through a long tunnel.”نَفَق
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blank/blæŋk/adjective/nounempty; with nothing written on it“Write your name on the blank line.”فارِغ / خالٍ
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wagon/ˈwæɡən/nouna four-wheeled vehicle pulled by animals or a car“The farmer loaded the wagon with hay.”عَرَبة نَقل
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impressed/ɪmˈprest/adjectivefeeling admiration for something good“The judges were impressed by her singing.”مُعجَب / مُتَأثِّر