Word of the day: Amazeballs
Word of the day today is new slang that you might like to add to your English vocabulary – amazeballs. Get definition, example sentence and video to help understanding
Word of the Day: Mobot – The move taking over the world
We have been regularly looking at a popular word used by the British media throughout the Olympics. In the final ‘Word of the Day’ blog we are highlighting a new word (and craze) that has entered English culture overnight! Final Olympic Word of the day – MOBOT Translation: Mobot – in every language Definition [...]
Overwhelmed – Word of the day 8
In a short article, you can see how a word about the Olympics is being used in the British media. Any new vocabulary/phrases that may be difficult for you are highlighted in bold and then explained in the vocabulary glossary below the text. Olympic Word of the day No#8 – OVERWHELMED sopraffatti, abrumado, перегружены, [...]
Lightning – Word of the Day 7
As quick as a lightning bolt, the 100m was won by Usain Bolt. Learn new English vocabulary in a short article about the Olympics, with translations and definitions
Relief – Word of the Day 5
What a relief! Team GB won their first Olympic Gold medals. Learn new vocabulary & phrases in this short article & see ‘relief’ in your language.
Farcical – Olympic Word of the day 4
Every day, we are taking a word that is being used in the media about The London Olympics, explaining it and telling you how to use it. Some other words that may be new to you (highlighted in bold) will also have a definition in the vocabulary glossary at the bottom of the page. [...]
Olympic Word of the Day 3: Unbelievable
Every day, we are taking a word that is being used about The London Olympics, explaining it and telling you how to use it. Some other words that may be new to you (highlighted in bold) will also have a definition in the vocabulary glossary at the bottom of the page. Olympic Word of [...]
Olympic Word of the Day: Bonkers
The Olympics are in full swing now in London. We will highlight a word that is being used in relation to the Olympics everyday that you might not know. More difficult words (written in bold) in the article are explained in the vocabulary glossary at the end of the blog. Day 3: Word of [...]
