Media & Entertainment vocabulary — A2
26 words of level A2 (Elementary) from the “Media & Entertainment” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap a word to open its dictionary page.
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| audience | people who watch a show or listen |
| comedy | a funny film, show, or story |
| drama | a serious story for the stage or screen |
| stage | the raised area where people act or perform |
| episode | one part of a show or story |
| film | a movie people watch in a cinema |
| hero | very brave person who helps others |
| horror | a type of story or film made to frighten people |
| channel | a place that sends out shows to watch or listen to |
| interview | a meeting where someone asks you questions |
| reporter | a person who writes or tells the news |
| editor | a person who checks and fixes writing |
| headline | title at the top of a news story |
| journalist | person who writes news stories |
| author | a person who writes books or stories |
| chapter | one part of a book |
| paragraph | a group of sentences about one idea |
| poem | a piece of writing with short lines and strong feeling |
| fiction | stories that are not real |
| tale | story, often about things that are not real |
| album | a group of songs or photos together |
| award | something given to you for doing something well |
| blog | writing on the internet about your ideas |
| concert | a show where people play music |
| download | to get a file from the internet to your device |
| festival | a big event with music, food, or art |
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