English Vocabulary

  call (shout something loudly to attract attention): Did someone call my name? shout (say something very loud): There’s no need to shout; I can hear you. cry (call out loudly, scream): She ran downstairs and cried for help. exclaim (shout with strong emotion): You can’t do that!’ He exclaimed …

  work out (calculate) Let me work out the cost of the vacation. (exercise) I work out at the local gym twice a week.  (happen, develop, end up) Things didn’t work out the way we planned. (figure out) I’m trying to work out a way to do it. envocabulary.com

  apple pie order (very tidy and in perfect order) I always keep my room in apple pie order. Just put everything in apple pie order before you leave the house.     envocabulary.com

see definition see  verb (notice using your eyes): I can barely see things without my glasses. (watch): It was the most amazing movie I’ve ever seen. (meet, visit): I’m seeing friends on weekends. (try to find out): I’ll see if I can get anyone to help. (consult, talk to, visit): …

  barrier (a bar, wall, fence, or gate that stops people or vehicles from entering a place): The crowd had to wait behind barriers. barricade (a temporary structure placed across a road, path, etc. to prevent people from getting through): Police erected a barricade across the road. railings (a fence …