
IELTS Vocabulary

NERD – Someone who is very interested in science or technology.
Sentence – For most of my life, I have been what most people consider a “nerd.”

CHATTERBOX – A person who talks a lot.
Sentence – He is undoubtedly the biggest chatterbox.

COLD FISH – Someone who has very little emotions.
Sentence – The old man is a cold fish.

PARTY ANIMAL – Someone who likes to attend parties often.
Sentence – I ‘m a party animal !

BRIGHT SPARK – A clever person.
Sentence – She is simply a joy, a bright spark in dark times.

DARK HORSE – Someone who has greater abilities than he shows.
Sentence – They are the dark horse in the public transport debate.

HAPPY CAMPER – A person who is always happy and satisfied.
Sentence – My all besties are Happy camper.

PUNGENT – (used about a smell) very strong.
Sentence – It is a colourless gas, possessing an unpleasant pungent smell.

CHAOS – A state of great disorder or confusion.
Sentence – The country is in chaos right now.

ALIKE – Very similar.
Sentence – the two girls are very alike.

COMPASSION – Understanding or pity for somebody who is suffering.
Sentence – He shows compassion to the sick.

SPECTACULAR – Very impressive to see
Sentence – The town offers more than spectacular scenery to its visitors.

STAGGERING – That you find difficult to believe.
Sentence – I find their decision simply staggering.

FETCHING – To go to a place and bring back somebody/something.
Sentence – She’s been fetching up all morning..

GLORIOUS – Having or deserving fame or success.
Sentence – The glorious part of his career was now over.

AFFECT – To influence somebody/something
Sentence – It wasn’t possible that it could affect their life together.

EFFECT – Bringing about result.
Sentence – Its effect was immediate.

PHENOMENAL – Very great.
Sentence – This company gains phenomenal profit every year.

CALL OFF – To cancel.
Sentence – I suppose I better call off the hounds.

LOOK AROUND – To search.
Sentence – I’m going to look around and see what I can find.
IELTS Vocabulary

IELTS Vocabulary