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Meaning of difficult words from the lesson "Man Overboard":
S.No | Words | Meaning |
1. | Deck | The top outside floor of a ship |
2. | Thrill | A great feeling of excitement and pleasure |
3. | Wave | A movement of your hand from side to side in air |
4. | Excitement | A state of happy feeling about something or a thing going to happen |
5. | Approach | To come near to speak to someone or to deal with a problem |
6. | Explore | To travel to or around an area in order to learn about it |
7. | Splutter | To speak quickly with difficulty because you are surprised, angry or embarrassed |
8. | Brew | Something bad had began to happen |
9. | Panic | A strong feeling of fear that prevents reasonable thought |
10. | Incline | To tend to behave in a particular way |
11. | Seasickness | Feeling ill from the movement of boat |
12. | Console | To try to make someone feeling better |
13. | Disaster/calamity | An event that causes a lot of harm or damage |
14. | Beside | Next to or at the side of somebody or something |
15. | Adventure | An unusual, exciting or dangerous experience |
16. | Off course | Something that is lost or confused |
17. | Severely | Very badly or seriously |
18. | Unpleasant | Not enjoyable or comfortable |
19. | On board | On a ship or an aircraft |
20. | Steamer | A ship that is driven by steam |
21. | Strange | Unusual and different in a way that is difficult to understand |
22. | Concerned | Worried and feeling concern about something |
23. | Curiosity | A strong desire to learn or know about something |
24. | Wandering | Moving away from the proper or normal way without a sense of direction or purpose |
25. | Crisis | A difficult or danger situation |
26. | Rock | To move back and forth or sideways |
27. | Lounge | A room with seating where people can wait |
28. | Crash | To break violently often with a loud noise |
29. | To and fro | Backwards and forwards |
30. | Narration | A spoken description of events |
31. | Imagination | The ability to form ideas, or pictures of people or things |
32. | Wild | Extremely violent and not controlled by others |
33. | Stare | To look at something for a long time, especially when surprised |
34. | Railing | A fence made of metal or iron bars |
35. | Slippery | Causing people or things to slip or slide |
36. | Blue | Feeling sad and unhappy |
37. | Adult | A fully grown person |
38. | Retch | To behave and make noise as if you are vomiting and feeling sick |
39. | Lurch | To make a sudden, unsteady movement forward |
40. | Tumble | To fall downwards |
41. | Blurt | To say something suddenly without thinking carefully |
42. | Aid | Help or support |
43. | Pelt | To run fast |
44. | Stern | Severe or showing disapproval |
45. | Violently | Strongly with great force |
46. | Unmanageable | Extremely difficult to control |
47. | Anchor | A heavy object that is dropped into the water to prevent a ship from moving |
48. | Execute | To perform a difficult action or a movement |
49. | Occasional | Not happening frequently or regularly |
50. | Crew | A group of people who work together, especially who work on a ship or aircraft |
51. | Race | To move or go fast |
52. | Weird | Strange and unusual |
53. | Grip | To hold someone or something tightly |
54. | Wince | Refers to a sudden expression on the face stating your embarrassment or pain |
55. | Protest | To say or do something to show your disapproval |
56. | Rescue | To save someone from a dangerous situation |
57. | Regret | To feel sorry for what you have done or what you have not been able to do |
58. | Heave | To move up and down or in and out |
59. | Tide | A regular rise and fall in the level of sea |
60. | Nervous | Anxious or afraid of something |
61. | Unfortunately | Unluckily |
62. | Borrow | To use or take something that belongs to somebody |
63. | Stroke | Series of repeated movements in swimming or rowing |
64. | Jiffy | A very short period of time |
65. | Mutter | To say something in a very quiet voice |
66. | Throng | A large crowd of people |
67. | Edge | To move somewhere carefully |
68. | Consume | To drink or eat something |
69. | Nod | To move your head up and down to show your agreement or understanding |
70. | Consciousness | The state of being awake and able to see, hear and think |
71. | Regain | To get something again that you have lost |
72. | I'm through | I am done |
73. | Sneak | To go somewhere secretly so that nobody can notice you |
74. | Scurry | To run with short steps |
75. | Rush | Hurry to do something |
76. | Drowsy | A feel of sleep |
77. | Eagerly | Very interested and enthusiastic on doing something |
78. | Leisure | Refers to the time you are not working or not busy |
79. | Recollect | To remember something that had happened |
80. | Compliment | A comment or statement that shows praise of approval |
81. | Exclaim | To say something suddenly and loudly because of strong emotion or pain |
82. | Snugly | In a way that is comfortable or protected |
83. | Pat | To touch someone or something with flat hands to show your kindness |
84. | Indeed | In reality |
85. | Unanimous | Refers to a complete agreement of many |
86. | Verdict | An opinion or judgement |
87. | Proud | Feeling happy and satisfied with what you have done |
88. | Commotion | A sudden short period of noise, excitement or confusion |
89. | Fond | To like someone or something very much |
90. | Fascinated | Highly interested |
91. | Exaggerate | To make something better or worse than it really is |
92. | Victim | A person harmed, injured or killed by someone or by any event, action etc. |
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