WordStudyExpressing Attitudes — B1 level
65 expressions of level B1 (Intermediate) from the “Expressing Attitudes” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap one to open its dictionary page.
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| compliment | nice words about someone or something |
| praise | to say good things about someone |
| admire | to like and think well of someone |
| appreciate | to be thankful for something |
| respect | feeling that someone or something is good |
| remarkable | very unusual and impressive |
| outstanding | very very good, much better than expected |
| stunning | extremely beautiful or surprising |
| adorable | very sweet and easy to love |
| charming | very pleasant and attractive |
| talented | having a natural ability to do something well |
| skillful | having or showing great ability and training |
| capable | able to do something well |
| kind-hearted | having a warm and caring nature |
| thoughtful | thinking of other people's needs, or deep in thought |
| considerate | thinking about other people's feelings |
| way to go | words you say to encourage someone who did well |
| criticize | to say what is wrong with something |
| criticism | words about what is wrong with something |
| blame | to say someone caused something bad |
| object | to say that you disagree with something |
| flaw | a mistake or weakness in something |
| weakness | not being strong, or a thing you are not good at |
| inappropriate | not right or suitable for the situation |
| careless | not giving enough attention, making mistakes |
| shameful | so bad it makes you feel shame |
| ridiculous | very silly and not making sense |
| absurd | very silly and hard to believe |
| approve | to say yes, to agree something is OK |
| support | to help someone or hold something up |
| encourage | to give someone hope to try harder |
| recommend | to say that something is good |
| favor | to support or agree with an idea |
| acceptable | good enough, OK to take |
| reasonable | fair and making good sense |
| absolutely | completely, fully, yes for sure |
| certainly | without doubt; also used to agree politely to a request |
| deny | to say something is not true |
| reject | to say no to something offered |
| refuse | to say no, to not do something |
| oppose | to be against something |
| protest | to show publicly that you do not agree |
| contradict | say the opposite of what someone else said |
| challenge | to say that you think something is wrong |
| doubt | to not be sure if something is true |
| controversial | causing people to argue or disagree |
| nonsense | words or ideas that have no meaning |
| rubbish | silly ideas that are not true |
| perspective | the way a situation looks from where a person stands |
| attitude | the way you think and feel about something |
| judge | to decide what you think about something |
| evaluate | to think carefully about how good something is |
| assessment | a test or check of how good something is |
| assume | to think something is true without proof |
| suppose | to think something is probably true |
| consider | to think about something carefully |
| from my point of view | the way I see or think about something |
| as far as I'm concerned | in my view, I think that |
| I reckon | I think — informal, common in British and Australian speech |
| I figure | I have worked it out and so I believe |
| apparently | it seems like, people say that |
| I wonder if | careful words used to open a request or a question |
| I was wondering | polite way to start a question |
| by all means | of course, yes you may |
| don't mention it | polite way to say it was no trouble |
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