vacation (n.) |
holiday |
Do you remember our vacation in the Florida Keys? |
Valentine's Day |
February 14th, a day for expressing love and affection |
Many couples get married on Valentine's Day. |
valley (n.) |
a low area between hills, usually with a river |
The village is located in a small valley between two mountains. |
valuable (adj.) |
worth a lot of money, of great value, worth or use |
You can find the world's most valuable art there. They guard it carefully. |
variety (n.) |
a choice of many different things |
That market sells a large variety of fresh fish. |
vegetable (n.) |
any plant that can be used as food |
They serve pastry triangles filled with spiced vegetables or meat. |
vegetarian (n.) |
a person who eats no meat |
There is a lot for vegetarians to eat in India, since very little meat is served there. |
very (adv.) |
extremely |
Paris is very old but also very modern. |
video (n.) |
a recording shown on a television screen |
This is the video we took of our day with the dolphins. |
view (n.) |
something that can be seen |
Enjoy spectacular views of the canyon from our helicopter. |
village (n.) |
a group of houses smaller than a town |
We bought many local crafts in the colourful village market. |
visa (n.) |
an official stamp or paper used to show that a person may visit a foreign country |
The cost of the tour includes visas for all the countries we will visit. |
visit (v.) |
to go somewhere to see the place or the people |
If you like art, you must visit Paris. |
visiting (n.) |
going into a place to see what is there |
Excuse me. What are the visiting hours for the science museum? |
visitor (n.) |
a person who comes to a place to see something or someone |
Visitors to the Guggenheim Museum are always impressed. |
voice (n.) |
the sound of a person speaking |
When I arrived home, I heard voices in the living room. |
volcano (n.) |
a mountain with a hole on top through which steam and ash can escape |
Have you ever seen a volcano when it's active? What a sight! |
vulture (n.) |
a large bird that eats dead animals |
They say that vultures keep the natural world clean. |