

Bridgerton — Season 4 Episode 7
Words & meanings
800 words
CEFR level
not knowing what to do or say
In scenenot knowing what to do or say
I was at a loss for words
I was at a loss for words
a state of not knowing what to do or say
a state of not knowing what to do or say
He was at a loss for words
He was at a loss for words
to make someone do something
In sceneto make someone do something
The law will obligate companies to recycle
The law will obligate companies to recycle
to a great degree
In sceneto a great degree
He is highly skilled
He is highly skilled
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
with a stronger, more easily heard sound
In scenewith a stronger, more easily heard sound
Please speak a little louder
Please speak a little louder
making more noise
making more noise
Please speak a little louder
Please speak a little louder
with a strong easily heard sound
with a strong easily heard sound
Please speak louder so I can hear you
Please speak louder so I can hear you
to have a similar appearance to
In sceneto have a similar appearance to
You look like your father
You look like your father
to seem or have the appearance of something
to seem or have the appearance of something
You look like your father
You look like your father
to have a particular appearance
to have a particular appearance
You look like your brother
You look like your brother
to appear to be the case
to appear to be the case
It looks like it will rain
It looks like it will rain
to be unsuccessful
In sceneto be unsuccessful
He failed the test
He failed the test
to stop working properly
to stop working properly
The engine failed during the trip
The engine failed during the trip
having the ability to do something
In scenehaving the ability to do something
She is capable of doing the job
She is capable of doing the job
having the ability to do something well
having the ability to do something well
She is a very capable student
She is a very capable student
to have your home in a place
In sceneto have your home in a place
We live in a big house
We live in a big house
the way a person or thing exists
In scenethe way a person or thing exists
Fish live in water
Fish live in water
having life
having life
The fish is still live
The fish is still live
happening at the same time as it is shown
happening at the same time as it is shown
The match is on live TV
The match is on live TV
to feel unable to cope because of too much
In sceneto feel unable to cope because of too much
I am overwhelmed by work
I am overwhelmed by work
how useful or important something is
In scenehow useful or important something is
This ring has great value
This ring has great value
to think something is important
to think something is important
I value your friendship
I value your friendship
more than usual
In scenemore than usual
I am not particularly hungry
I am not particularly hungry
a level or position in a group
In scenea level or position in a group
He holds a high rank in the army
He holds a high rank in the army
having a very bad smell
having a very bad smell
The room had a rank smell
The room had a rank smell
to put things in a specific order
to put things in a specific order
The teacher ranked the students by height
The teacher ranked the students by height
coming after all others; the only one left
In scenecoming after all others; the only one left
This is the last train
This is the last train
coming immediately before the present
In scenecoming immediately before the present
I saw him last night
I saw him last night
to go on for a period of time
to go on for a period of time
The meeting will last one hour
The meeting will last one hour
a person's family name
a person's family name
Her last name is Smith
Her last name is Smith
to feel very sad because someone has died
In sceneto feel very sad because someone has died
They mourn the loss of their friend
They mourn the loss of their friend
a mild or polite word used to avoid saying something harsh
In scenea mild or polite word used to avoid saying something harsh
Passed away is a euphemism for died
Passed away is a euphemism for died
a state of quiet and no conflict
In scenea state of quiet and no conflict
We all want peace
We all want peace
a situation where there is no war or fighting
In scenea situation where there is no war or fighting
We all want peace in the world
We all want peace in the world
a local official who deals with minor legal matters
a local official who deals with minor legal matters
The justice of the peace signed our papers
The justice of the peace signed our papers
very direct or aggressive
In scenevery direct or aggressive
Her new style is very in your face
Her new style is very in your face
bold and direct in a way that may offend
bold and direct in a way that may offend
He has an in-your-face attitude
He has an in-your-face attitude
not thinking about danger or results
In scenenot thinking about danger or results
He is a careless driver
He is a careless driver
to go to a place for a purpose
In sceneto go to a place for a purpose
I go to school every day
I go to school every day
used to express what you plan to do
used to express what you plan to do
I am going to visit my friend
I am going to visit my friend
to move from one place to another
to move from one place to another
I go to the park
I go to the park
to need to do something
to need to do something
I go to finish this work
I go to finish this work
to show that something is true
In sceneto show that something is true
Please confirm your email address
Please confirm your email address
to officially accept someone as a member of a church
to officially accept someone as a member of a church
The bishop confirmed the new members
The bishop confirmed the new members
to try to make someone do something
In sceneto try to make someone do something
They pressured him to sign the paper
They pressured him to sign the paper
the strong effect of something pushing against something else
the strong effect of something pushing against something else
The water pressure is high
The water pressure is high
the feeling of worry caused by demands
the feeling of worry caused by demands
He is under a lot of pressure
He is under a lot of pressure
a polite phrase used to apologize or to get someone's attention
In scenea polite phrase used to apologize or to get someone's attention
Excuse me, where is the station?
Excuse me, where is the station?
used to ask someone to repeat what they said because you did not hear or understand it
used to ask someone to repeat what they said because you did not hear or understand it
Excuse me could you say that again
Excuse me could you say that again
a polite way to get someone's attention or say sorry
a polite way to get someone's attention or say sorry
Excuse me can you help me
Excuse me can you help me
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
Excuse me I did not see you
Excuse me I did not see you
connected to the role of a wife
In sceneconnected to the role of a wife
She showed wifely devotion to her husband
She showed wifely devotion to her husband
to watch over and direct something
In sceneto watch over and direct something
She will oversee the new project
She will oversee the new project
to watch over and manage something
to watch over and manage something
She will oversee the project
She will oversee the project
to move from a lower place to a higher place
In sceneto move from a lower place to a higher place
He went up the stairs
He went up the stairs
to walk close to someone
to walk close to someone
He went up to her and said hello
He went up to her and said hello
to become larger in number or amount
to become larger in number or amount
Prices go up every year
Prices go up every year
a legal document that gives up a claim or right
In scenea legal document that gives up a claim or right
She signed a legal release
She signed a legal release
to let someone or something go
to let someone or something go
Please release the bird
Please release the bird
to let something go or make it available
to let something go or make it available
The band will release their new album next week
The band will release their new album next week
a feeling of being free from stress or tension
a feeling of being free from stress or tension
Crying brought her a sense of release
Crying brought her a sense of release
suitable or proper for the situation
In scenesuitable or proper for the situation
A formal apology is in order
A formal apology is in order
placed in a neat, correct, or organized way
placed in a neat, correct, or organized way
The books are in order on the shelf
The books are in order on the shelf
the way things are placed or happen one after another
the way things are placed or happen one after another
Please put the files in order
Please put the files in order
for the purpose of
for the purpose of
He worked hard in order to succeed
He worked hard in order to succeed
to say something to get information
In sceneto say something to get information
I need to ask a question
I need to ask a question
to ask for something or ask someone to do something
In sceneto ask for something or ask someone to do something
I ask for a pen
I ask for a pen
to plan or have a purpose to do something
to plan or have a purpose to do something
I ask to do this task
I ask to do this task
to give an opinion or state a view
to give an opinion or state a view
You should ask your opinion clearly
You should ask your opinion clearly
a comfortable level of heat
In scenea comfortable level of heat
I love the warmth of the sun
I love the warmth of the sun
a friendly and kind feeling
a friendly and kind feeling
She received them with great warmth
She received them with great warmth
to show someone the way or give advice
In sceneto show someone the way or give advice
He is guiding the new students
He is guiding the new students
very good or unusual
In scenevery good or unusual
She has a remarkable memory
She has a remarkable memory
to make or produce something
In sceneto make or produce something
They will form a committee
They will form a committee
the visible shape of something
In scenethe visible shape of something
The ice took a strange form
The ice took a strange form
the state of being fit and ready to perform well
the state of being fit and ready to perform well
The athlete is in excellent form
The athlete is in excellent form
a paper with blank spaces to fill in
a paper with blank spaces to fill in
Fill out this form
Fill out this form
liked more than others
In sceneliked more than others
Blue is my favorite color
Blue is my favorite color
a word said when parting
In scenea word said when parting
He said goodbye to his friend
He said goodbye to his friend
going by or beyond something
In scenegoing by or beyond something
I saw a passing train
I saw a passing train
lasting only a short time
lasting only a short time
It was just a passing thought
It was just a passing thought
the act of dying
the act of dying
Everyone was sad about his passing
Everyone was sad about his passing
to achieve a passing score
to achieve a passing score
I am happy about passing the exam
I am happy about passing the exam
a king or queen and their family
In scenea king or queen and their family
The crown traveled to the city
The crown traveled to the city
to officially make someone a king or queen
to officially make someone a king or queen
They will crown the new queen tomorrow
They will crown the new queen tomorrow
a circular ornament worn on the head by a king or queen
a circular ornament worn on the head by a king or queen
The king wears a golden crown
The king wears a golden crown
a name of a road or street
a name of a road or street
We live on Crown Street
We live on Crown Street
to say you will not do or accept something
In sceneto say you will not do or accept something
He refused the offer
He refused the offer
to say that you will not do something
to say that you will not do something
He refused to help me
He refused to help me
to say that you will not do or accept something
to say that you will not do or accept something
He refused the offer
He refused the offer
waste material that is thrown away
waste material that is thrown away
Please take out the refuse
Please take out the refuse
to go away from a place
In sceneto go away from a place
They left the house early
They left the house early
to let something stay in place
In sceneto let something stay in place
Leave your coat on the chair
Leave your coat on the chair
a period of time when you are allowed to be away from work
In scenea period of time when you are allowed to be away from work
He asked for leave to visit his family
He asked for leave to visit his family
to give something to someone
to give something to someone
He left his money to his son
He left his money to his son
in a way that is easy to see or understand
In scenein a way that is easy to see or understand
He is obviously lying
He is obviously lying
to go from one place to another
In sceneto go from one place to another
I like to travel to new places
I like to travel to new places
to go to a different point in time
to go to a different point in time
They want to travel through time
They want to travel through time
to move or be passed from one place to another
to move or be passed from one place to another
News travels very fast
News travels very fast
the sensation you experience when eating or drinking
In scenethe sensation you experience when eating or drinking
This cake has a sweet taste
This cake has a sweet taste
to try small amounts of food or drink to judge quality
In sceneto try small amounts of food or drink to judge quality
Please taste the soup
Please taste the soup
a short experience of something
a short experience of something
She wanted a taste of success
She wanted a taste of success
a personal liking for something
a personal liking for something
We have the same taste in music
We have the same taste in music
almost not at all
In scenealmost not at all
I can hardly hear you
I can hardly hear you
a sound made when thinking or hesitating
In scenea sound made when thinking or hesitating
Hmm, let me think
Hmm, let me think
to experience something difficult or painful
In sceneto experience something difficult or painful
She had to endure the pain
She had to endure the pain
to experience something difficult or painful
to experience something difficult or painful
She had to endure the cold weather
She had to endure the cold weather
to continue for a long time
to continue for a long time
The tradition endures today
The tradition endures today
fine dry particles of matter
In scenefine dry particles of matter
I need to clean the dust
I need to clean the dust
to remove dust from a surface
to remove dust from a surface
I need to dust the shelf
I need to dust the shelf
to cover a surface with a thin layer of powder or small particles
to cover a surface with a thin layer of powder or small particles
She dusted the cake with sugar
She dusted the cake with sugar
to kill someone
to kill someone
The gangster dusted his rival
The gangster dusted his rival
a relationship between two things
In scenea relationship between two things
There is a connection between the two events
There is a connection between the two events
a person you know who can help you
a person you know who can help you
He used his connection to get the job
He used his connection to get the job
done on purpose, not by accident
In scenedone on purpose, not by accident
It was a deliberate lie
It was a deliberate lie
to think about something carefully before making a decision
to think about something carefully before making a decision
He deliberated over the decision
He deliberated over the decision
to think about or talk about something carefully
to think about or talk about something carefully
The committee will deliberate on the issue
The committee will deliberate on the issue
to use time doing something
In sceneto use time doing something
I spend my weekends reading
I spend my weekends reading
to give money for something
to give money for something
I spend money on food
I spend money on food
to use time, money, or effort for a purpose
to use time, money, or effort for a purpose
I spent all my money
I spent all my money
to show or mean something
In sceneto show or mean something
The thumbs up signified agreement
The thumbs up signified agreement
to be a sign of something
to be a sign of something
Red signifies danger
Red signifies danger
to open something that was tied or fastened
In sceneto open something that was tied or fastened
His shoelaces were undone
His shoelaces were undone
not completed or finished
not completed or finished
He left his work undone
He left his work undone
to cancel or reverse an action
to cancel or reverse an action
The mistake cannot be undone
The mistake cannot be undone
destroyed or made unsuccessful
destroyed or made unsuccessful
His reputation was completely undone
His reputation was completely undone
a short time of rest from work or activity
In scenea short time of rest from work or activity
I need a short respite from work
I need a short respite from work
a short period of relief or rest
a short period of relief or rest
The rain provided a brief respite from the heat
The rain provided a brief respite from the heat
to be a member of a group or organization
In sceneto be a member of a group or organization
I am part of the team
I am part of the team
to be aware of something through touch or emotion
In sceneto be aware of something through touch or emotion
I felt the cold wind
I felt the cold wind
to feel shy or awkward
to feel shy or awkward
He felt awkward at the party
He felt awkward at the party
a soft cloth made from pressed wool or other fibers
a soft cloth made from pressed wool or other fibers
This hat is made of felt
This hat is made of felt
including many small parts or facts
In sceneincluding many small parts or facts
He gave a detailed explanation
He gave a detailed explanation
to give a lot of information about something
to give a lot of information about something
The project requires a detailed plan
The project requires a detailed plan
not having enough of something necessary
In scenenot having enough of something necessary
We should help people in need
We should help people in need
to need something very much
to need something very much
He is in need of help
He is in need of help
requiring assistance or support
requiring assistance or support
The charity helps those in need
The charity helps those in need
very strong or serious
In scenevery strong or serious
He felt a profound sense of sadness
He felt a profound sense of sadness
words used to show you are grateful
In scenewords used to show you are grateful
Thank you for the help
Thank you for the help
a polite phrase used to show you are grateful
a polite phrase used to show you are grateful
I want to say thank you
I want to say thank you
a polite way to show you are grateful
a polite way to show you are grateful
A simple thank you goes a long way
A simple thank you goes a long way
words used to show you are grateful
words used to show you are grateful
Please say thank you for the gift
Please say thank you for the gift
a message expressing gratitude
a message expressing gratitude
I sent a thank-you to my teacher
I sent a thank-you to my teacher
correct or right for the situation
In scenecorrect or right for the situation
You should wear proper clothes for the meeting
You should wear proper clothes for the meeting
correct or right for the situation
In scenecorrect or right for the situation
Please wear proper shoes for the hike
Please wear proper shoes for the hike
polite and following social rules
In scenepolite and following social rules
He is a very proper young man
He is a very proper young man
correct or right for the situation
correct or right for the situation
Please use the proper tools
Please use the proper tools
having more length or time
In scenehaving more length or time
This rope is longer than that one
This rope is longer than that one
for a greater amount of time
In scenefor a greater amount of time
I cannot wait any longer
I cannot wait any longer
for a greater amount of time
for a greater amount of time
I cannot wait any longer
I cannot wait any longer
for a great amount of time
for a great amount of time
They stayed for a long time
They stayed for a long time
for a greater amount of time
for a greater amount of time
I will study for a longer time
I will study for a longer time
for a greater amount of time
for a greater amount of time
Give me more time to think
Give me more time to think
having greater length or duration
having greater length or duration
This bridge is longer
This bridge is longer
having greater length
having greater length
The movie was longer than the book
The movie was longer than the book
for a greater amount of time
for a greater amount of time
We need more time to work
We need more time to work
for a shorter time than before
for a shorter time than before
I no longer live here
I no longer live here
for a greater amount of time than before
for a greater amount of time than before
It took longer than expected
It took longer than expected
for a greater amount of time or distance
for a greater amount of time or distance
The route is longer today
The route is longer today
lasting forever
In scenelasting forever
They promised everlasting love
They promised everlasting love
to learn or be told something
In sceneto learn or be told something
I heard that they are moving
I heard that they are moving
to be aware of sound with your ears
In sceneto be aware of sound with your ears
I hear a noise
I hear a noise
the organ on the side of your head that you hear with
the organ on the side of your head that you hear with
I hear with my ears
I hear with my ears
to talk or say something
to talk or say something
Hear me clearly
Hear me clearly
to begin living in a new residence
In sceneto begin living in a new residence
We move in next week
We move in next week
to move closer to someone or something, often to attack or take control
to move closer to someone or something, often to attack or take control
The soldiers move in on the enemy base
The soldiers move in on the enemy base
to start living in a new house or apartment
to start living in a new house or apartment
They will move in tomorrow
They will move in tomorrow
to start living in the same home as someone else
to start living in the same home as someone else
They decided to move in together
They decided to move in together
to go into a place as a group
to go into a place as a group
The team decided to move in
The team decided to move in
to go into a place without making noise
to go into a place without making noise
The cat moved in silently
The cat moved in silently
to start living in the same home as someone
to start living in the same home as someone
She moved in with her partner
She moved in with her partner
prepared for immediate use
prepared for immediate use
The house is move in ready
The house is move in ready
to start living in a new home
to start living in a new home
He moved in to a new apartment
He moved in to a new apartment
to start living in a new place
to start living in a new place
The tenants will move in soon
The tenants will move in soon
to begin living in the same home as someone else
to begin living in the same home as someone else
They are moving in as a couple
They are moving in as a couple
the act of moving to a new home
the act of moving to a new home
We have a move-in date next week
We have a move-in date next week
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
adult female person
In sceneadult female person
She is a lady
She is a lady
female people
female people
The ladies are here
The ladies are here
fast movement or action
In scenefast movement or action
He left in great haste
He left in great haste
to take place or occur
In sceneto take place or occur
No one knows what will transpire
No one knows what will transpire
able to move the feet easily and quickly
In sceneable to move the feet easily and quickly
The nimble-footed dancer moved gracefully across the stage
The nimble-footed dancer moved gracefully across the stage
very good or impressive
In scenevery good or impressive
The view was splendid
The view was splendid
in a simple or straightforward way
In scenein a simple or straightforward way
It was merely a small error
It was merely a small error
nothing more than
In scenenothing more than
It was merely a mistake
It was merely a mistake
to be devoted to a cause or promise
In sceneto be devoted to a cause or promise
I cannot commit to this project
I cannot commit to this project
to do or perform an action
to do or perform an action
He committed a serious crime
He committed a serious crime
to intentionally end one's own life
to intentionally end one's own life
He decided to commit suicide
He decided to commit suicide
to capture moving images with a camera
to capture moving images with a camera
They committed the event to film
They committed the event to film
an instruction to do something
In scenean instruction to do something
The captain gave a strict order
The captain gave a strict order
the way things are placed or happen one after another
the way things are placed or happen one after another
Put the books in alphabetical order
Put the books in alphabetical order
a group of people with a shared purpose or organization
a group of people with a shared purpose or organization
He joined a religious order
He joined a religious order
to ask for food or drink in a restaurant
to ask for food or drink in a restaurant
I want to order a pizza
I want to order a pizza
to no longer have something
In sceneto no longer have something
I lost my ring
I lost my ring
to not know where someone or something is
In sceneto not know where someone or something is
I lost my keys
I lost my keys
to not understand what someone is saying
In sceneto not understand what someone is saying
You are losing me
You are losing me
to not win a fight, game, or contest
to not win a fight, game, or contest
The team lost the match
The team lost the match
to not know where you are
to not know where you are
I always lose my keys
I always lose my keys
to be beaten in a game or competition
to be beaten in a game or competition
We did not want to lose the game
We did not want to lose the game
to stop living
to stop living
She lost her father last year
She lost her father last year
to not win a game or contest
to not win a game or contest
They will lose the match
They will lose the match
to no longer have something
to no longer have something
I do not want to lose this chance
I do not want to lose this chance
to not be able to understand something
to not be able to understand something
I lost you when you talked about science
I lost you when you talked about science
to be unable to find something
to be unable to find something
Did you lose your wallet
Did you lose your wallet
to stop having something you had before
to stop having something you had before
He lost his job yesterday
He lost his job yesterday
to stop having something
to stop having something
I lost my focus
I lost my focus
to have the chance to do something
In sceneto have the chance to do something
You get to meet the director
You get to meet the director
to arrive at a place
to arrive at a place
How do I get to the station
How do I get to the station
to start doing something
to start doing something
We will get to the main topic soon
We will get to the main topic soon
to cause someone to feel annoyed, worried, or discouraged
to cause someone to feel annoyed, worried, or discouraged
His constant talking really gets to me
His constant talking really gets to me
to help someone or something grow
In sceneto help someone or something grow
Parents nurture their children
Parents nurture their children
up to the time when
In sceneup to the time when
I will work till five
I will work till five
a machine used to keep money in a shop
a machine used to keep money in a shop
The cashier opened the till
The cashier opened the till
up to the time when
up to the time when
Wait till tomorrow
Wait till tomorrow
up to the time when
up to the time when
Wait till she arrives
Wait till she arrives
not large in size
In scenenot large in size
This is a small cat
This is a small cat
something that is wrong or incorrect
In scenesomething that is wrong or incorrect
I made a mistake
I made a mistake
to think something is different than it really is
to think something is different than it really is
I mistook him for his brother
I mistook him for his brother
to run away from a place or danger
In sceneto run away from a place or danger
The prisoners fled from the jail
The prisoners fled from the jail
telling the truth and not cheating
In scenetelling the truth and not cheating
He is an honest man
He is an honest man