Anne With An E — Season 1 Episode 1
Words & meanings
994 words
CEFR level
a word used when leaving
In scenea word used when leaving
Bye, see you tomorrow
Bye, see you tomorrow
a short, informal way to say farewell
a short, informal way to say farewell
Bye, mom
Bye, mom
to be the result of something
In sceneto be the result of something
Nothing good will come of this fight
Nothing good will come of this fight
something said or written
In scenesomething said or written
She made a polite remark
She made a polite remark
produce | to create or cause something
In sceneproduce | to create or cause something
He made me laugh
He made me laugh
to force someone to do something
to force someone to do something
He made me wait outside
He made me wait outside
in a very good or easy situation
in a very good or easy situation
You have got it made with this job
You have got it made with this job
to get money as payment for work or an activity
to get money as payment for work or an activity
He made a lot of money last year
He made a lot of money last year
to create or cause something
to create or cause something
She made a cake for the party
She made a cake for the party
making no sound
In scenemaking no sound
The room was completely silent
The room was completely silent
a polite way to say hello or goodbye
In scenea polite way to say hello or goodbye
We say good day when we meet someone
We say good day when we meet someone
a polite way to say goodbye
a polite way to say goodbye
He said good day and left the room
He said good day and left the room
the food eaten at a particular time of day
In scenethe food eaten at a particular time of day
Breakfast is the first meal of the day
Breakfast is the first meal of the day
an occasion when you eat food
an occasion when you eat food
We had a nice meal
We had a nice meal
being lean and muscular
In scenebeing lean and muscular
he is a wiry athlete
he is a wiry athlete
to feel jealous of someone's possessions or qualities
In sceneto feel jealous of someone's possessions or qualities
I envy your talent
I envy your talent
to feel unhappy that someone else has something you want
to feel unhappy that someone else has something you want
I envy your new car
I envy your new car
to rest with your eyes closed
In sceneto rest with your eyes closed
I need to sleep
I need to sleep
the permanent end of life
In scenethe permanent end of life
Everyone will die one day
Everyone will die one day
a small cube with numbers used in games
a small cube with numbers used in games
Roll the die
Roll the die
to want something very much
to want something very much
I am dying for a coffee
I am dying for a coffee
very wanting to do something
very wanting to do something
I am dying to see the show
I am dying to see the show
a person who has never done a particular activity
a person who has never done a particular activity
He is still a die here
He is still a die here
very close to death
very close to death
The plant is going to die soon
The plant is going to die soon
to stop living
to stop living
The old tree died yesterday
The old tree died yesterday
to stop functioning or operating
to stop functioning or operating
My laptop died suddenly
My laptop died suddenly
to stop being alive
to stop being alive
All living things will eventually die
All living things will eventually die
to tell someone something is true to make them feel sure
In sceneto tell someone something is true to make them feel sure
I assure you that everything will be fine
I assure you that everything will be fine
to make certain of something
to make certain of something
She assured me that the task was done
She assured me that the task was done
feeling or showing grief or unhappiness
In scenefeeling or showing grief or unhappiness
She felt sorrowful after the bad news
She felt sorrowful after the bad news
having a husband or wife
In scenehaving a husband or wife
They are a married couple
They are a married couple
strongly attached to something
strongly attached to something
He is married to his work
He is married to his work
having a husband or wife
having a husband or wife
They have been married for ten years
They have been married for ten years
having a husband or wife
having a husband or wife
Are you married?
Are you married?
from a country that is not your own
In scenefrom a country that is not your own
I like learning foreign languages
I like learning foreign languages
from or about another country
from or about another country
I want to learn a foreign language
I want to learn a foreign language
from another country or culture
from another country or culture
This custom is foreign to me
This custom is foreign to me
a hot drink made from leaves
In scenea hot drink made from leaves
I drink tea every morning
I drink tea every morning
a hot drink made by pouring boiling water on dried leaves
a hot drink made by pouring boiling water on dried leaves
I drink tea every morning
I drink tea every morning
news or rumors about other people
news or rumors about other people
She is spilling the tea about the party
She is spilling the tea about the party
to bring back a memory of something
In sceneto bring back a memory of something
Remembering her name is hard
Remembering her name is hard
a sleeve that is gathered to look full and puffy
In scenea sleeve that is gathered to look full and puffy
This dress has nice puff sleeves
This dress has nice puff sleeves
a sleeve that is gathered and full at the top
In scenea sleeve that is gathered and full at the top
She chose a blouse with puff sleeves
She chose a blouse with puff sleeves
no longer in good condition
In sceneno longer in good condition
The screen is broken
The screen is broken
no longer in effect
no longer in effect
The promise was broken
The promise was broken
no longer functioning properly
no longer functioning properly
The coffee machine is broken
The coffee machine is broken
made obedient through training
made obedient through training
The horse is fully broken
The horse is fully broken
very pleasant to taste
In scenevery pleasant to taste
The cake was scrumptious
The cake was scrumptious
to bring to an end
In sceneto bring to an end
I need to finish my homework
I need to finish my homework
to bring something to an end
In sceneto bring something to an end
I need to finish my homework
I need to finish my homework
the end of an event or activity
the end of an event or activity
She is near the finish of her project
She is near the finish of her project
the final appearance of a surface
the final appearance of a surface
The wood has a glossy finish
The wood has a glossy finish
a phrase used to introduce surprising news
In scenea phrase used to introduce surprising news
Guess what I got a job
Guess what I got a job
a serious, unexpected situation requiring immediate action
In scenea serious, unexpected situation requiring immediate action
I have a family emergency
I have a family emergency
a serious situation needing immediate action
a serious situation needing immediate action
This is an emergency
This is an emergency
the part of a hospital for urgent medical care
the part of a hospital for urgent medical care
He is in the emergency
He is in the emergency
a shoe that covers the foot and ankle or leg
In scenea shoe that covers the foot and ankle or leg
I bought new boots for winter
I bought new boots for winter
used to add something extra to what was said
used to add something extra to what was said
He is smart and kind to boot
He is smart and kind to boot
the space at the back of a car for carrying things
the space at the back of a car for carrying things
Put the suitcase in the boot
Put the suitcase in the boot
to force someone to leave a job or position
to force someone to leave a job or position
They had to boot him from his job
They had to boot him from his job
to reach a place
In sceneto reach a place
He finally came to the city
He finally came to the city
to get into a particular state or condition
to get into a particular state or condition
They finally came to an agreement
They finally came to an agreement
to become conscious again after being unconscious
to become conscious again after being unconscious
He came to after the accident
He came to after the accident
to start to do something
to start to do something
I come to like this song
I come to like this song
to go to someone for help or support
to go to someone for help or support
You can come to me for help
You can come to me for help
to reach a place
to reach a place
We will come to the city soon
We will come to the city soon
to be about or relate to something
to be about or relate to something
When it comes to cooking he is an expert
When it comes to cooking he is an expert
to enter your thoughts
to enter your thoughts
The idea came to me suddenly
The idea came to me suddenly
to arrive at a point or situation
to arrive at a point or situation
We have come to a difficult decision
We have come to a difficult decision
to arrive at a particular situation
to arrive at a particular situation
The situation has come to an end
The situation has come to an end
to become conscious again
to become conscious again
The patient started to come to after the surgery
The patient started to come to after the surgery
to become conscious again after being unconscious
to become conscious again after being unconscious
She finally came to after the accident
She finally came to after the accident
to lead to a particular result
to lead to a particular result
The total bill came to fifty dollars
The total bill came to fifty dollars
to go to a place to see someone
to go to a place to see someone
Please come to my house this evening
Please come to my house this evening
to give someone the chance to take something
In sceneto give someone the chance to take something
He offered me some water
He offered me some water
a suggestion of something to be done or given
a suggestion of something to be done or given
He accepted the job offer
He accepted the job offer
to become true or real
In sceneto become true or real
My dream came true
My dream came true
to become real or happen in reality
to become real or happen in reality
Her prediction came true
Her prediction came true
to become real as was said or expected
to become real as was said or expected
His dream finally came true
His dream finally came true
having no end or limit
In scenehaving no end or limit
The universe is infinite
The universe is infinite
to think something is true without proof
In sceneto think something is true without proof
I assume you are tired
I assume you are tired
to begin to have a role or responsibility
to begin to have a role or responsibility
He assumed the role of manager
He assumed the role of manager
to move your body so that it is not straight
In sceneto move your body so that it is not straight
Do not lean against the wall
Do not lean against the wall
to prefer or be likely to choose something
to prefer or be likely to choose something
I lean toward the blue shirt
I lean toward the blue shirt
having very little of something
having very little of something
It was a lean year
It was a lean year
having very little fat on the body
having very little fat on the body
I like lean meat
I like lean meat
a test to see if something works
In scenea test to see if something works
This is a free trial
This is a free trial
a difficult or unpleasant experience
a difficult or unpleasant experience
Her life has been full of trials
Her life has been full of trials
a legal process to decide if someone is guilty
a legal process to decide if someone is guilty
The trial begins tomorrow
The trial begins tomorrow
a formal rule or way of doing something
a formal rule or way of doing something
This trial follows the standard procedure
This trial follows the standard procedure
to make yourself famous or successful
In sceneto make yourself famous or successful
He distinguished himself in the war
He distinguished himself in the war
having a very good or impressive appearance
having a very good or impressive appearance
He looked very distinguished in his suit
He looked very distinguished in his suit
very well known and respected
very well known and respected
He is a distinguished professor
He is a distinguished professor
successful, admired, and of high social status
successful, admired, and of high social status
He is a distinguished professor
He is a distinguished professor
a mild exclamation used to express annoyance or disappointment
In scenea mild exclamation used to express annoyance or disappointment
Fiddlesticks, I have to go back home
Fiddlesticks, I have to go back home
to decide between options
In sceneto decide between options
Choose a color
Choose a color
to select from a group of options
to select from a group of options
You can choose a color
You can choose a color
to pick something from a group
to pick something from a group
Choose your favorite color
Choose your favorite color
the act of making a choice
the act of making a choice
You must choose a path
You must choose a path
picked out from a group
picked out from a group
This is the chosen one
This is the chosen one
to give someone a job
In sceneto give someone a job
They want to hire a new manager
They want to hire a new manager
a person who has been given a job
a person who has been given a job
They welcomed the new hire
They welcomed the new hire
to give someone a job
to give someone a job
We need to hire more staff
We need to hire more staff
to pay money to use something for a time
to pay money to use something for a time
We decided to hire a car for our holiday
We decided to hire a car for our holiday
having a lot of experience of life and people
In scenehaving a lot of experience of life and people
He is a worldly man
He is a worldly man
relating to the ordinary life of the world rather than to spiritual or religious matters
In scenerelating to the ordinary life of the world rather than to spiritual or religious matters
He has little interest in worldly possessions.
He has little interest in worldly possessions.
a feeling of great happiness
In scenea feeling of great happiness
The children played with delight
The children played with delight
to make someone feel very happy
to make someone feel very happy
The news will delight the whole family
The news will delight the whole family
to make someone suffer for doing something wrong
In sceneto make someone suffer for doing something wrong
The teacher punished the student for cheating
The teacher punished the student for cheating
to start to know someone
In sceneto start to know someone
I came to know her at work
I came to know her at work
to be willing or wish to do something
In sceneto be willing or wish to do something
Would you care to join us
Would you care to join us
units of spoken or written language
In sceneunits of spoken or written language
Please write three words on the paper
Please write three words on the paper
things that someone says
things that someone says
Please listen to my words
Please listen to my words
pieces of language with meaning
pieces of language with meaning
I wrote many words
I wrote many words
something said or written
something said or written
He said a few kind words
He said a few kind words
to have or hold something with you
In sceneto have or hold something with you
Do you carry an umbrella
Do you carry an umbrella
to take something from one place to another
In sceneto take something from one place to another
Please carry this box inside
Please carry this box inside
to be able to be heard from a distance
to be able to be heard from a distance
Her voice carries well in this hall
Her voice carries well in this hall
to help someone keep going or stay strong
to help someone keep going or stay strong
Courage carries him through the day
Courage carries him through the day
to have something as a result or consequence
to have something as a result or consequence
This job carries great responsibility
This job carries great responsibility
taken from one place to another
taken from one place to another
The goods were carried by truck
The goods were carried by truck
to have a particular result or consequence
to have a particular result or consequence
This decision carries serious risks
This decision carries serious risks
to take or move something from one place to another
to take or move something from one place to another
Please carry your books to the desk
Please carry your books to the desk
in or to a foreign country
In scenein or to a foreign country
He works overseas
He works overseas
a young human being
In scenea young human being
Many children go to school
Many children go to school
a person's sons or daughters
a person's sons or daughters
She has three children
She has three children
young human beings
young human beings
The children are playing in the park
The children are playing in the park
young human beings
young human beings
These children are studying for their exam
These children are studying for their exam
a wide strip of fabric sewn to a garment to add fullness
In scenea wide strip of fabric sewn to a garment to add fullness
The dress features a wide flounce at the hem
The dress features a wide flounce at the hem
a strip of gathered or pleated fabric used as a decorative trim on clothing
In scenea strip of gathered or pleated fabric used as a decorative trim on clothing
She added a flounce to the collar of her shirt
She added a flounce to the collar of her shirt
to move in a lively, exaggerated way
to move in a lively, exaggerated way
She flounced out of the room
She flounced out of the room
a feeling of less worry or pain
In scenea feeling of less worry or pain
I felt a great sense of relief
I felt a great sense of relief
an organization of people with a shared interest
an organization of people with a shared interest
They sent food relief to the area
They sent food relief to the area
to be the reason that something happens
In sceneto be the reason that something happens
The rain caused the flood
The rain caused the flood
to make someone do something
to make someone do something
That caused him to change his mind
That caused him to change his mind
an aim or movement that people support
an aim or movement that people support
She works for a good cause
She works for a good cause
for the reason that
for the reason that
I am staying here 'cause I am tired
I am staying here 'cause I am tired
the thing that makes something happen
the thing that makes something happen
What was the cause of the fire
What was the cause of the fire
clothes worn under outer clothes
In sceneclothes worn under outer clothes
I need to buy some new under things
I need to buy some new under things
moving from inside to outside a place
In scenemoving from inside to outside a place
She ran out of the room
She ran out of the room
as a result of
In sceneas a result of
I did it out of curiosity
I did it out of curiosity
to not include someone or something
to not include someone or something
They kept me out of the meeting
They kept me out of the meeting
not having any more of something
not having any more of something
We are out of sugar
We are out of sugar
coming from a place or source
coming from a place or source
I got the water out of the tap
I got the water out of the tap
taken from a group
taken from a group
Choose one out of these three
Choose one out of these three
coming from within something
coming from within something
He came out of the room
He came out of the room
not having something
not having something
We are out of bread
We are out of bread
to move away from something
to move away from something
Please get out of my house
Please get out of my house
to not be part of something anymore
to not be part of something anymore
He is out of the team
He is out of the team
to no longer have something
to no longer have something
We are out of gas
We are out of gas
not inside or part of something
not inside or part of something
She is out of the office
She is out of the office
not inside a place
not inside a place
Stay out of the rain
Stay out of the rain
to take something or someone from a place
to take something or someone from a place
Take the keys out of your pocket
Take the keys out of your pocket
to take something away from a person or place
to take something away from a person or place
They took the boy out of school
They took the boy out of school
no longer having something
no longer having something
We are out of sugar for the tea
We are out of sugar for the tea
to move behind someone and go where they go
In sceneto move behind someone and go where they go
The dog followed me home
The dog followed me home
to do what someone tells you to do
In sceneto do what someone tells you to do
You should follow the instructions
You should follow the instructions
to happen or appear after something else in order
to happen or appear after something else in order
Night follows day
Night follows day
to watch or pay attention to someone's activities
to watch or pay attention to someone's activities
Follow the latest news
Follow the latest news
to understand what someone is saying or doing
to understand what someone is saying or doing
Do you follow my instructions
Do you follow my instructions
a reason given to explain or justify an action
In scenea reason given to explain or justify an action
He has a good excuse
He has a good excuse
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
Excuse me may I pass
Excuse me may I pass
to ask someone to pardon you
to ask someone to pardon you
Please excuse my foolish error
Please excuse my foolish error
a reason given to explain a mistake
a reason given to explain a mistake
Do not make an excuse for being late
Do not make an excuse for being late
used to emphasize that something is true or to add information
In sceneused to emphasize that something is true or to add information
I thought it was easy, but in fact it was hard
I thought it was easy, but in fact it was hard
having small brown marks on the skin
In scenehaving small brown marks on the skin
His nose is quite freckled
His nose is quite freckled
having small brown marks on the skin
In scenehaving small brown marks on the skin
Her skin became freckled after the summer
Her skin became freckled after the summer
having small brown spots on the skin
having small brown spots on the skin
She has a cute freckled face
She has a cute freckled face
a small brown mark on skin
a small brown mark on skin
She has a freckled face
She has a freckled face
to make fun of someone
In sceneto make fun of someone
Don't laugh at him
Don't laugh at him
the things that you own
In scenethe things that you own
He lost all his possessions
He lost all his possessions
the state of being controlled by a spirit
the state of being controlled by a spirit
He claimed to be suffering from demonic possession
He claimed to be suffering from demonic possession
a formal accusation that someone has committed a crime
a formal accusation that someone has committed a crime
The suspect was arrested for illegal drug possession
The suspect was arrested for illegal drug possession
the state of having or owning something
the state of having or owning something
The possession of the land is disputed
The possession of the land is disputed
lacking good sense or judgment
In scenelacking good sense or judgment
That was a silly mistake
That was a silly mistake
to need to pay or give something to someone
In sceneto need to pay or give something to someone
I owe you ten dollars
I owe you ten dollars
caused by or happening because of something
caused by or happening because of something
He owes his success to hard work
He owes his success to hard work
to need to pay or give something to someone
to need to pay or give something to someone
I owe you five dollars
I owe you five dollars
a unit of length equal to 1.609 kilometers
In scenea unit of length equal to 1.609 kilometers
We walked for a mile
We walked for a mile
a unit of length equal to 1.6 kilometers
a unit of length equal to 1.6 kilometers
The town is one mile away
The town is one mile away
a unit of length equal to 1.6 kilometers
a unit of length equal to 1.6 kilometers
The town is one mile away
The town is one mile away
to fill someone with wonder or surprise
In sceneto fill someone with wonder or surprise
Her talent astonished the audience
Her talent astonished the audience
a farm bird kept for its meat and eggs
In scenea farm bird kept for its meat and eggs
The chicken is eating corn
The chicken is eating corn
a situation where two people try to make the other back down first
a situation where two people try to make the other back down first
We played a game of chicken
We played a game of chicken
not brave; afraid
not brave; afraid
Do not be such a chicken
Do not be such a chicken
almost certainly; very likely
In scenealmost certainly; very likely
It will probably rain today
It will probably rain today
total or absolute
In scenetotal or absolute
The party was an unmitigated disaster
The party was an unmitigated disaster
to become aware of something or someone
In sceneto become aware of something or someone
I have never heard of this artist
I have never heard of this artist
to become aware of something or someone
to become aware of something or someone
I have heard of that famous author
I have heard of that famous author
to become aware that something exists
to become aware that something exists
Have you heard of the new concert
Have you heard of the new concert
a polite expression used when meeting someone in the morning
In scenea polite expression used when meeting someone in the morning
Good morning, how are you?
Good morning, how are you?
the best possible or most suitable
In scenethe best possible or most suitable
This is the ideal place for a picnic
This is the ideal place for a picnic
a belief or standard that someone thinks is important
a belief or standard that someone thinks is important
Freedom is his highest ideal
Freedom is his highest ideal
not clean or organized
In scenenot clean or organized
My room is quite untidy
My room is quite untidy
to become older
In sceneto become older
He is getting on in years
He is getting on in years
to deal with a situation or activity
In sceneto deal with a situation or activity
How are you getting on
How are you getting on
to enter a vehicle
to enter a vehicle
Get on the bus
Get on the bus
to enter or climb onto a bus, train, or plane
to enter or climb onto a bus, train, or plane
I will get on the bus
I will get on the bus
to have a friendly or harmonious relationship with someone
to have a friendly or harmonious relationship with someone
I get on well with my sister
I get on well with my sister
to make someone feel annoyed
to make someone feel annoyed
You are getting on my nerves
You are getting on my nerves
to manage or advance with a task or situation
to manage or advance with a task or situation
How are you getting on with your work
How are you getting on with your work
to have a friendly relationship with someone
to have a friendly relationship with someone
They get on well with each other
They get on well with each other
to talk a lot without saying anything useful
In sceneto talk a lot without saying anything useful
Stop flapping your gums and get back to work
Stop flapping your gums and get back to work
to show that something is true
In sceneto show that something is true
I can prove it
I can prove it
to show that something is true
to show that something is true
He proved his theory
He proved his theory
to show that something is true
to show that something is true
They proved the truth
They proved the truth
to be brave enough to do something
In sceneto be brave enough to do something
He didn't dare to jump
He didn't dare to jump
willing to take risks or try new things
willing to take risks or try new things
She dared to sing on the stage
She dared to sing on the stage
a risky or bold act done to show courage
a risky or bold act done to show courage
I accepted the dare
I accepted the dare
all the people living in one house
In sceneall the people living in one house
The household consists of five people
The household consists of five people
all the people living in a home
all the people living in a home
There are four people in my household
There are four people in my household
used to get attention or introduce a statement
In sceneused to get attention or introduce a statement
Now, listen carefully
Now, listen carefully
the time at this moment
In scenethe time at this moment
I am busy now
I am busy now
used to say goodbye in a friendly way
used to say goodbye in a friendly way
Now, I must go
Now, I must go
a convenient or appropriate time for something
a convenient or appropriate time for something
Now is the perfect time to start
Now is the perfect time to start
completely new and unused
In scenecompletely new and unused
I bought a brand new car
I bought a brand new car
very new or unused
very new or unused
I bought a brand new car
I bought a brand new car
something that makes you angry or annoyed
In scenesomething that makes you angry or annoyed
The loud noise is a constant aggravation
The loud noise is a constant aggravation
to see or pay attention to something
In sceneto see or pay attention to something
I noticed a new sign
I noticed a new sign
a written or printed statement giving information or warning
a written or printed statement giving information or warning
There is a notice on the wall
There is a notice on the wall
the act of paying attention to something
the act of paying attention to something
His new car caught my notice
His new car caught my notice
a tall, pointed structure on a building
In scenea tall, pointed structure on a building
The church has a tall spire
The church has a tall spire
a tall, pointed top part of a building
a tall, pointed top part of a building
The golden cross sits on the spire
The golden cross sits on the spire
in most cases
In scenein most cases
I usually wake up at 7 am
I usually wake up at 7 am
a place where a particular service or activity is based
In scenea place where a particular service or activity is based
I will meet you at the station
I will meet you at the station
to put someone in a particular place for a task
to put someone in a particular place for a task
The army stationed soldiers at the border
The army stationed soldiers at the border
the level of the baby's head in the birth canal
the level of the baby's head in the birth canal
The baby is at station zero
The baby is at station zero
a large farm where sheep or cattle are raised, especially in Australia or New Zealand
a large farm where sheep or cattle are raised, especially in Australia or New Zealand
They work on a cattle station
They work on a cattle station
to rest your body on your bottom
In sceneto rest your body on your bottom
You can sit down here
You can sit down here
a meal where people sit at a table to eat
a meal where people sit at a table to eat
We had a sit-down meal
We had a sit-down meal
to have a formal or planned meeting with someone
to have a formal or planned meeting with someone
We should sit down to discuss the contract
We should sit down to discuss the contract
a strike or organized protest
a strike or organized protest
The workers held a sit-down in the factory
The workers held a sit-down in the factory
to lower your body onto a seat or the ground
to lower your body onto a seat or the ground
Please sit down here
Please sit down here
to lower your body onto a chair or the floor
to lower your body onto a chair or the floor
You can sit down on the floor
You can sit down on the floor
how far down something is
In scenehow far down something is
The depth of the pool is two meters
The depth of the pool is two meters
the level of knowledge or skill needed for a task
the level of knowledge or skill needed for a task
This task requires some depth of knowledge
This task requires some depth of knowledge
the quality of having deep, complex thoughts or feelings
the quality of having deep, complex thoughts or feelings
Her story has a lot of depth
Her story has a lot of depth