The 1,101–1,200 most common English words
- 1,101complexMade up of many connected parts; difficult to understand.
- 1,102conditionThe state that someone or something is in.
- 1,103divisionThe act of separating into parts; the math operation of dividing.
- 1,104eveningThe part of the day between the afternoon and night.
- 1,105flightA journey through the air, especially in an aircraft; the act of flying.
- 1,106freedomThe right to act, speak, or think as you want without being controlled.
- 1,107heatThe quality of being hot; high temperature.
- 1,108interviewA meeting where someone is asked questions, as for a job or report.
- 1,109libraryA place or building where books are kept for reading or borrowing.
- 1,110locationThe place or position where something is.
- 1,111murderThe crime of killing someone deliberately.
- 1,112queenA woman who rules a country, or the wife of a king.
- 1,113standingBeing on your feet in an upright position; rank or reputation.
- 1,114walkingThe act of moving on foot at a steady pace.
- 1,115acceptTo agree to take or receive something that is offered.
- 1,116actualExisting in fact; real and true.
- 1,117appearTo come into sight; to become visible.
- 1,118attemptAn act of trying to do something; to try.
- 1,119channelA television station; or a passage along which something flows.
- 1,120distanceThe amount of space between two points or places.
- 1,121eatingThe act of taking food into the body through the mouth.
- 1,122exchangeTo give something and receive something else in return.
- 1,123fatHaving a lot of flesh on the body; a large amount.
- 1,124findingA piece of information discovered through study or research.
- 1,125glassA hard, clear material used for windows and containers; a container for drinking.
- 1,126mobileAble to move or be moved easily; a phone that you can carry around.
- 1,127northernLocated in or coming from the north.
- 1,128powerfulHaving great strength, force, or influence.
- 1,129priorExisting or happening before something else in time or order.
- 1,130protectionThe act of keeping someone or something safe from harm.
- 1,131re-electionThe act of being elected again to a position.
- 1,132receiveTo get or be given something.
- 1,133religiousRelating to religion or belief in a god or gods.
- 1,134rideTo sit on and control a moving thing such as a bike or horse; a trip on one.
- 1,135royalRelating to a king or queen.
- 1,136screenThe flat surface on which pictures or words are shown.
- 1,137serveTo give food or drink to someone, as at a meal.
- 1,138slowMoving or doing something at a low speed; not fast.
- 1,139speciesA group of living things that are similar and can breed together.
- 1,140speechA formal talk given to an audience.
- 1,141trafficThe vehicles moving along roads in an area.
- 1,142treeA tall plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves.
- 1,143whomUsed instead of 'who' as the object of a verb or preposition.
- 1,144wonderfulExtremely good; giving great pleasure.
- 1,145airportA place where aircraft take off and land, with buildings for passengers.
- 1,146beginTo start doing or being something.
- 1,147bottomThe lowest part of something.
- 1,148demandA strong or firm request; or to ask for something firmly.
- 1,149engineA machine that uses energy to produce movement, as in a vehicle.
- 1,150everybodyEvery person.
- 1,151famousKnown about by very many people.
- 1,152investmentMoney put into a business or activity to make a profit.
- 1,153lieA false statement made on purpose to deceive someone.
- 1,154partnerA person you do an activity with, or who you share your life with.
- 1,155sadFeeling unhappy or sorrowful.
- 1,156solutionA way of solving a problem or dealing with a difficulty.
- 1,157southernLocated in or coming from the south.
- 1,158squareA flat shape with four equal straight sides and four right angles.
- 1,159structureThe way the parts of something are arranged; or a building.
- 1,160traditionalFollowing customs or ways of doing things passed down over time.
- 1,161twiceTwo times; on two occasions.
- 1,162windMoving air, especially a natural current outdoors.
- 1,163worryTo feel anxious or uneasy about possible problems.
- 1,164brandA name and design that identifies a company's products.
- 1,165busA large road vehicle that carries many passengers.
- 1,166centA unit of money equal to one hundredth of a dollar.
- 1,167countTo say or find out how many things there are.
- 1,168criticalExtremely important; or expressing careful judgment of faults.
- 1,169digitalUsing or storing information as numbers; relating to computers.
- 1,170fourthComing after the third in order or position.
- 1,171freshNewly made, picked, or produced; not old or stale.
- 1,172lakeA large area of water surrounded by land.
- 1,173mentalRelating to the mind or the process of thinking.
- 1,174mostlyMainly; for the most part.
- 1,175mouthThe opening in the face used for eating, speaking, and breathing.
- 1,176ownerA person who owns something.
- 1,177previouslyBefore now; at an earlier time.
- 1,178realizeTo become fully aware of something as a fact.
- 1,179remainTo continue to exist or stay in the same state.
- 1,180scaleA range used for measuring; or a device for weighing things.
- 1,181scoreThe number of points won in a game or test.
- 1,182separateTo set or keep things apart; not joined together.
- 1,183smartIntelligent; able to think quickly and cleverly.
- 1,184surfaceThe outside or top layer of something.
- 1,185throwTo send something through the air with a movement of the arm.
- 1,186totallyCompletely; in every way.
- 1,187weddingA ceremony at which two people are married.
- 1,188africanRelating to Africa or its people.
- 1,189benefitA helpful or good effect that something has.
- 1,190budgetA plan of how money will be earned and spent.
- 1,191clickA short, sharp sound; or to press a button on a computer.
- 1,192estateA large area of land with one owner; or property and money left behind.
- 1,193faithStrong trust or belief in someone or something.
- 1,194fashionA popular style of clothes, hair, or behavior at a particular time.
- 1,195featureA noticeable or important part or quality of something.
- 1,196fundAn amount of money saved or set aside for a particular purpose.
- 1,197generationAll the people born and living at about the same time.
- 1,198hearingThe ability to hear; a formal meeting to consider evidence.
- 1,199hillA raised area of land, smaller than a mountain.
- 1,200metalA hard, shiny material such as iron, gold, or silver.