(refrigerator) Another appliance that is considered a necessity is the refrigerator.
ruh · fri · jə · rei · tr
(clothes) Put on warm clothes before you head outside today.
klohz
(daughter) My daughter asked if she could have a friend over for a playdate.
daa · tr
(estimated) Her wealth is estimated at fifty million dollars.
eh · stuh · mei · tid
(comfortable) This chair is not very comfortable to sit on.
kumf · tər · bl
(gorgeous) The bride looked gorgeous on her wedding day.
gor · juhs
(musician) He is a very creative musician.
myoo · zi · shn
(thoroughly) I thoroughly enjoyed this week’s English class.
thur · ow · lee
(squirrel) A squirrel ran across the road very quickly.
skwur · əl
(cemetery) My grandparents are buried in the cemetery.
seh · muh · teh · ree
(scissors) Left handed people require a special type of scissors.
si · zerz
(challenge) I like a challenge once in a while.
cha · luhnj
(diet) You must stick to your diet.
dai · uht
(development) The development of new technology has changed our lives.
duh · veh · luhp · muhnt
(impossible) Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.
im · paa · suh · bl
(little) If you practice your English will improve little by little.
li · del
(cough) During the pandemic the public are told to cough in their sleeves.
kaaf
(permission) They have permission to build two hundred new houses.
pr · mi · shn
(catastrophic) A catastrophic earthquake struck the centre of the city.
ka · tuh · straa · fuhk
(influence) Celebrities influence how young people act and dress.
in · floo · uhns
(throughout) Racism has been a global issue throughout history.
throo · awt
(observed) The police observed a man enter the bank.
uhb · zurvd
(rural) They live in a small rural town far from the city.
roo · rəl
(physical) During the cold and flu season, it is advised to avoid all unnecessary physical contact.
fi · zi · kl