Flashcards
English vocabulary flashcards, A1 to C2.
How flashcards work
A set is a group of words and phrases, usually on one topic. A card has the word, a definition in English and usually a Russian translation.
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CEFR levels, from first words to fluent
Open a level to see its words and topics.
3 flashcard sets
- B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Idioms and expressions
Everyday idioms
Common idioms that people use in everyday conversation, about money, plans, problems and feelings. Every answer is an idiom.
20 cards - C2 Proficiency, Topic: Idioms and expressions
Literary and historical idioms
Idioms that come from history, myth and literature and appear in quality journalism and fiction.
20 cards - C2 Proficiency, Topic: Idioms and expressions
Latin and French expressions
Borrowed phrases that educated English speakers use in journalism, law, business and conversation.
20 cards