English Vocabulary

  like (to find pleasant or attractive; to enjoy something): Do you like my new hair style? I like swimming. enjoy (to get pleasure from something): I enjoy watching movies. love (to like something very much): I love my job. adore informal (to like something very much): I adore that dress. take …

  filthy rich  informal (very wealthy) I’m so filthy rich, I can’t decide what to buy. Mike just bought yet another new car; he must be filthy rich.     envocabulary.com

  filthy lucre (money or wealth obtained in a dishonest or illegal way) I don’t want that gambler’s filthy lucre. He lost his health for the sake of filthy lucre.     envocabulary.com

  clime (a place with a particular type of climate) We’ll have to move to a sunnier clime. The cranes travel south in search of a warmer clime.   climb (to use your hands and feet to move up something) I’ll climb the tree. Let’s climb over the wall.     envocabulary.com

  axis (a straight line around which an object rotates) The Earth rotates on its axis once every 24 hours. A wheel spins on its axis.   axes (plural of axis) Stars and planets rotate on their axes. (plural of ax) They broke the door in with axes.     envocabulary.com