Walks and the weather: 20 everyday English phrases
All 20 words and phrases
Going for a walk10
- a nice walka pleasant walk for fun
- slow downgo more slowly
- uphillgoing up a slope
- the viewwhat you can see from a place, like hills or sea
- explorewalk around a new place to see what is there
- a walkwalking for fun or exercise
- let's walkyou suggest going somewhere on foot
- the woodsan area full of trees
- a long wayfar away, a big distance
- muddywet and dirty with soft earth
The weather10
- nice weatherwarm, sunny or pleasant weather
- it's so humidthe air feels hot, wet and sticky
- a nice changesomething different that is pleasant
- sunburnred, sore skin from too much sun
- it's coldthe weather is at a low temperature
- it's hotthe weather is at a high temperature
- it's warmthe weather is pleasantly not cold
- it's windythere is a lot of strong wind
- rainwater falling from the sky
- a stormvery bad weather with strong wind and rain
More packs
- Queues, shops and parcelsWaiting your turn, the till and a parcel on its way.
- Taxis, traffic and directionsGetting a cab, stuck in traffic and asking the way.
- Coffee shops and takeawaysOrdering at the counter and getting food delivered.
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- How Talk picked them
- Part of Talk's everyday situations, 7 packs next to the Daily life in London set. We drafted 679 phrases people say in 18 everyday situations, from a queue and a taxi to a coffee shop and a walk. We left out the ones Talk's other packs already have. A phrase stays only if Talk's spoken videos say it with the same meaning. One review picked each moment, and a second tried to reject it. Each phrase comes with up to three moments. This pack holds the 20 for walks and the weather.
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- From Wiktionary contributors (CC BY-SA 4.0) and Princeton WordNet, used under the WordNet licence. WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
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