OccupationsWorke r = a person or thing that works Mechanic = a person skilled in maintaining or operating machinery, motors, etc Turner = a person or thing that turns, esp a person who operates a lathe Locksmith = a person who makes or repairs locks Farmer = a person who operates or manages a farm Engineer = a person trained in any branch of the profession of engineering Teacher = a person whose occupation is teaching others, esp children Doctor = a person licensed to practise medicine Surgeon = a medical practioner who specializes in surgery dentist = a person qualified to practise dentistry soldier = a person who serves or has served in an army sailor = a person who sails pilot = a person who is qualified to operate an aircraft or spacecraft in flight officer = a person in the armed services who holds a position of responsibility, authority, and duty, esp one who holds a commission salesman = a person who sells merchandise or services either in a shop or by canvassing in a designated area saleswoman (shop-assistant, shop-girl) = a person who sells merchandise or services either in a shop or by canvassing in a designated area research worker = a person who investigates, such as a private detective architect = a person qualified to design buildings and to superintend their erection lawyer = a member of the legal profession, esp a solicitor journalist = a person whose occupation is journalism typist = a person who types driver = a person who drives a vehicle actor = a male who acts in a play, film, broadcast, etc actress = a female who acts in a play, film, broadcast, etc composer = a person who composes music painter = an artist who paints pictures writer = a person who writes books, articles, etc poet = a person who writes poetry playwright = a person who writes plays musician = a person who plays or composes music, esp as a profession conductor = an official on a bus who collects fares, checks tickets, etc chemist = a person studying, trained in, or engaged in chemistry physicist = a person versed in or studying physics accountant = a person concerned with the maintenance and audit of business accounts and the preparation of consultant reports in tax and finance book-keeper = a person concerned with the maintenance and audit of business accounts and the preparation of consultant reports in tax and finance
House Comfortable - describes furniture and clothes that provide a pleasant feeling and that do not give you any physical problems Cottage – a small house, usually in the countryside Flat – level and smooth, with no curved, high, or hollow parts Lawn - an area of grass, especially near to a house or in a park, which is cut regularly to keep it short Orchard - an area of land where fruit trees (but not orange trees or other citrus trees) are grown Kitchen- a room where food is kept, prepared and cooked and where the dishes are washed Pantry- a small room or large cupboard in a house where food is kept Dining room- a room in which meals are eaten Living room- the room in a house or apartment that is used for relaxing, and entertaining guests, but not usually for eating Study- to learn about a subject, especially in an educational course or by reading books Bedroom- a room used for sleeping in Nursery- 1) a place where young children and babies are taken care of while their parents are at work 2) a room in a house where small children sleep and play Bathroom- a room with a bath and/or shower and often a toilet Modern- designed and made using the most recent ideas and methods Reproduction furniture- copies of antique (= old) furniture Bed- a place where you can sleep on it Sofa- a long soft seat with a back and usually arms, on which more than one person can sit at the same time Chair- a seat for one person, which has a back, usually four legs, and sometimes two arms Armchair- a comfortable chair with sides that support your arms Table- a flat surface, usually supported by four legs, used for putting things on Bookcase- a piece of furniture with shelves to put books on Cupboard- a piece of furniture or a small part of a room with a door or doors behind which there is space for storing things, usually on shelves Wardrobe- a tall cupboard in which you hang your clothes, or all of the clothes that a person owns Dressing-table- a piece of bedroom furniture like a table with a mirror and drawers Mirror- a piece of glass with a shiny metallic back which reflects light, producing an image of whatever is in front of it Lamp- a device for giving light, especially one that has a covering or is contained within something Standard-lamp- an electric light supported by a tall pole which is fixed to a base that rests on the floor of a room Stool- a seat without any support for the back or arms Units- • a single thing or a separate part of something larger The first year of the course is divided into four units. Each unit of the course book focuses on a different grammar point. • a piece of furniture or equipment which is intended to be fitted as a part of a set of similar or matching pieces kitchen/shelf/sink units • a small machine or part of a machine which has a particular purpose the central processing unit of a computer a waste-disposal unit • specialized a single complete product of the type that a business sells Cabinet- a small group of the most important people elected to government, who make the main decisions about what should happen Suite- a set of connected rooms, especially in a hotel Electricity- a form of energy, produced in several ways, which provides power to devices that create light, heat, etc Gas- a substance in a form like air that is used as a fuel for heating and cooking Running water- water supplied to a house by pipes Central heating- Telephone- a system of heating buildings by warming air or water at one place and then sending it to different rooms in pipes Toilet- a bowl-shaped device with a seat which you sit on or stand near when emptying the body of urine or solid waste, or another device used for this purpose Lift- to move something from a lower to a higher position Vacuum cleaner- a machine which cleans floors and other surfaces by sucking up dust and dirt
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