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Oxford Discover 6. Unit 5 vocabulary

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  • A plan or things that will happen or of work that must be done.
    schedule
  • Good enough; of an acceptable standard.
    decent
  • To divide people or things into groups; to say that someone or something belongs to a particular group.
    categorize
  • To think that something is unlikely or to feel uncertain about something.
    doubt
  • In a way that does not change.
    consistently
  • Used about plants: To become dry and die; when a plant becomes weaker and disappears.
    wither
  • Very impressive, interesting, or attractive.
    spectacular
  • Become bad or fall apart.
    decay
  • The way that you feel at a particular time.
    mood
  • In a careful and exact way.
    accurately
  • To change your behavior because the situation you are in has changed.
    adapt
  • Power over something; the ability to organize, direct, or guide someone or something.
    control
  • A change from one condition or form to another.
    transition
  • Full of extreme emotions; caused by or affected by a violent storm.
    tempestuous
  • A period of time that seems to last forever.
    eternity
  • The weather conditions when the temperature falls below the freezing point/ a very thin layer of little pieces of ice that is formed on surfaces when the temperature is below the freezing point.
    frost
  • Annoying
    irritating
  • According to the basic or original meaning of the word.
    literally
  • That was or could be expected.
    predictable