Unlock Book 2 Unit 3 Listening and Speaking

French

(adj) coming from or relating to France

sports field

(n) a field where people play sports

corridor

(n) a long passage in a building or train

classroom

(n) a room in a school or college where groups of students are taught

library

(n) a room or building that contains a collection of books and other written material that you can read or borrow

office

(n) a room or building where people work

laboratory

(n) a room used for scientific work

computer room

(n) a room where there are several computers available to use

online learning

(n) learning a subject via technology

Art

(n) making or study of paintings, drawings, etc. or the objects created

stair

(n) one of the steps in a set of steps

chairperson

(n) someone who controls a meeting, company, or other organization

team leader

(n) someone who manages a team of people

lecturer

(n) someone who teaches at a university or college

teacher

(n) someone whose job is to teach in a school or college

ground floor

(n) the floor of a building that is at the same level as the ground outside

first-floor

(n) the level of a building that is one level above the street

Biology

(n) the scientific study of living things

Physics

(n) the scientific study of matter and energy and the effect that they have on each other

Chemistry

(n) the scientific study of substances and the different ways in which they react or combine with other substances

History

(n) the study of events in the past

Maths

(n) the study of numbers, shapes and space using reason and usually a special system of symbols and rules for organizing them

Geography

(n) the study of the surface of the Earth and all regions of the world

blended learning

(n) using technology and traditional classroom learning together

mind

(v) to be annoyed or worried by something

start

(v) to begin

concentrate

(v) to direct your attention or your efforts towards a particular activity, subject, or problem

learn

(v) to get knowledge or skill in a new subject or activity

enjoy

(v) to get pleasure from something

teach

(v) to give lessons in a particular subject at a school, university, etc.

agree

(v) to have the same opinion

plan

(v) to intend to do something or that an event or result should happen

study

(v) to learn about a subject, especially on an educational course or by reading books

cook

(v) to prepare food and usually heat it

begin

(v) to start to happen

revise

(v) to study a subject before you take a test

apologize

(v) to tell someone that you are sorry for having done something that has caused them problems or unhappiness

want

(v) to wish for a particular thing or plan of action