● Band 6 of 10
Words 501–600: Body, Food & Health
Words for your body, meals, and staying healthy.
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머리카락what grows on your head“She has long black hair.”
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| # | Word | Part of speech | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 501 | hair | noun | what grows on your head | She has long black hair. |
| 502 | ear | noun | the body part you hear with | Rabbits have long ears. |
| 503 | nose | noun | the body part you smell with | My nose is cold. |
| 504 | mouth | noun | the body part you eat and speak with | Open your mouth wide. |
| 505 | tooth | noun | the hard white things in your mouth | The baby has one tooth. |
| 506 | lip | noun | the soft edges of your mouth | My lips are dry in winter. |
| 507 | neck | noun | the part between your head and shoulders | The scarf keeps my neck warm. |
| 508 | shoulder | noun | where your arm joins your body | He carried the bag on his shoulder. |
| 509 | arm | noun | the body part from shoulder to hand | She broke her arm skiing. |
| 510 | finger | noun | one of the five parts of your hand | Point with your finger. |
| 511 | leg | noun | the body part you walk with | My legs hurt after the hike. |
| 512 | knee | noun | the joint in the middle of your leg | Bend your knees a little. |
| 513 | heart | noun | the organ that pumps blood; feelings | My heart beat fast on stage. |
| 514 | blood | noun | the red liquid inside your body | The nurse took some blood. |
| 515 | skin | noun | the outside cover of your body | Sunscreen protects your skin. |
| 516 | bone | noun | the hard parts inside your body | Milk is good for your bones. |
| 517 | brain | noun | the organ you think with | Sleep helps your brain work. |
| 518 | voice | noun | the sound you make when you speak | She has a soft voice. |
| 519 | breakfast | noun | the first meal of the day | I had eggs for breakfast. |
| 520 | lunch | noun | the meal in the middle of the day | Lunch is at twelve thirty. |
| 521 | dinner | noun | the main evening meal | We're having fish for dinner. |
| 522 | meal | noun | food eaten at one time | Three meals a day is normal here. |
| 523 | rice | noun | small white grains people eat | Rice goes with everything. |
| 524 | bread | noun | baked food made from flour | Fresh bread smells amazing. |
| 525 | egg | noun | the oval food that comes from hens | Boil the eggs for ten minutes. |
| 526 | meat | noun | food from animals | Do you eat meat? |
| 527 | chicken | noun | a farm bird, or its meat | Fried chicken is her favorite. |
| 528 | beef | noun | meat from a cow | The soup has beef in it. |
| 529 | pork | noun | meat from a pig | This dish uses pork belly. |
| 530 | soup | noun | liquid food eaten with a spoon | Hot soup is perfect in winter. |
| 531 | salad | noun | a dish of raw vegetables | I ordered a chicken salad. |
| 532 | fruit | noun | sweet food from plants, like apples | Eat fruit instead of candy. |
| 533 | apple | noun | a round red or green fruit | An apple a day, they say. |
| 534 | banana | noun | a long yellow fruit | Monkeys love bananas. |
| 535 | orange | noun | a round orange fruit full of juice | Fresh orange juice, please. |
| 536 | grape | noun | small round fruits in bunches | These grapes are sweet. |
| 537 | vegetable | noun | plant food like carrots or onions | Kids should eat more vegetables. |
| 538 | potato | noun | a round root vegetable | Baked potatoes are simple and good. |
| 539 | onion | noun | a round vegetable with layers | Cutting onions makes me cry. |
| 540 | carrot | noun | a long orange vegetable | Rabbits eat carrots. |
| 541 | milk | noun | the white drink from cows | I put milk in my coffee. |
| 542 | coffee | noun | a hot dark drink that wakes you up | Two coffees, please. |
| 543 | tea | noun | a hot drink made from leaves | Green tea is popular in Korea. |
| 544 | juice | noun | a drink made from fruit | The kids want apple juice. |
| 545 | sugar | noun | sweet white grains for food | No sugar in my tea, thanks. |
| 546 | salt | noun | white grains that make food salty | Pass the salt, please. |
| 547 | pepper | noun | a spice that makes food hot | Add a little black pepper. |
| 548 | oil | noun | liquid fat for cooking | Heat the oil in a pan. |
| 549 | butter | noun | soft yellow fat made from milk | Spread butter on the toast. |
| 550 | cheese | noun | solid food made from milk | Extra cheese on my pizza. |
| 551 | cake | noun | a sweet baked dessert | We shared a chocolate cake. |
| 552 | candy | noun | small sweet things kids love | Too much candy is bad for teeth. |
| 553 | ice | noun | frozen water | Put some ice in the glass. |
| 554 | cup | noun | a small container for drinks | A cup of tea, please. |
| 555 | glass | noun | a drinking container, or the clear material | Careful, the glass is fragile. |
| 556 | plate | noun | a flat dish for food | Put the toast on a plate. |
| 557 | bowl | noun | a deep round dish | A bowl of rice, please. |
| 558 | spoon | noun | a tool for eating soup | Eat the soup with a spoon. |
| 559 | fork | noun | a tool with points for eating | May I have a fork instead? |
| 560 | knife | noun | a tool for cutting | This knife is very sharp. |
| 561 | bottle | noun | a tall container for liquids | Bring a bottle of water. |
| 562 | doctor | noun | a person who treats sick people | See a doctor about that cough. |
| 563 | nurse | noun | a person who cares for patients | The nurse checked my temperature. |
| 564 | medicine | noun | what you take to get better | Take the medicine after meals. |
| 565 | pain | noun | the feeling when something hurts | The pain is almost gone. |
| 566 | headache | noun | a pain in your head | I have a bad headache. |
| 567 | fever | noun | when your body is too hot | The baby has a slight fever. |
| 568 | cough | noun | pushing air loudly from your throat | Her cough lasted a week. |
| 569 | health | noun | how well your body is | Walking is good for your health. |
| 570 | sick | adj. | not healthy; ill | He stayed home sick. |
| 571 | healthy | adj. | well; good for your body | She eats a healthy diet. |
| 572 | stomach | noun | the body part where food goes | My stomach is growling. |
| 573 | snack | noun | a small amount of food between meals | Nuts make a good snack. |
| 574 | dentist | noun | a doctor for teeth | I visit the dentist twice a year. |
| 575 | diet | noun | the food you usually eat | A balanced diet keeps you strong. |
| 576 | dessert | noun | sweet food after a meal | Ice cream is my favorite dessert. |
| 577 | sport | noun | games like soccer and tennis | What sport do you play? |
| 578 | soccer | noun | the game where you kick a ball into a goal | Soccer is the world's game. |
| 579 | baseball | noun | a game with a bat and a ball | We watched a baseball game. |
| 580 | basketball | noun | a game where you throw a ball into a hoop | He plays basketball after school. |
| 581 | tennis | noun | a game with rackets and a small ball | Tennis is fun in pairs. |
| 582 | ball | noun | a round object for games | Pass the ball quickly. |
| 583 | race | noun | a contest of speed | She won the 100-meter race. |
| 584 | gym | noun | a place for exercise | The gym opens at six. |
| 585 | pool | noun | a place with water for swimming | The hotel has a rooftop pool. |
| 586 | toilet | noun | what you use in the bathroom | The toilet is down the hall. |
| 587 | shower | noun | washing your body under falling water | I take a shower every morning. |
| 588 | soap | noun | what you wash with | Wash your hands with soap. |
| 589 | towel | noun | cloth for drying yourself | Hang the towel to dry. |
| 590 | toothbrush | noun | the brush for your teeth | Change your toothbrush often. |
| 591 | mirror | noun | glass that shows your image | She checked the mirror twice. |
| 592 | shirt | noun | clothing for the top of your body | He ironed his white shirt. |
| 593 | pants | noun | clothing for your legs | These pants are too long. |
| 594 | dress | noun | one-piece clothing for women | She wore a summer dress. |
| 595 | skirt | noun | clothing that hangs from the waist | The skirt has deep pockets. |
| 596 | coat | noun | warm clothing worn outside | Take your coat, it's chilly. |
| 597 | hat | noun | what you wear on your head | The sun is strong, wear a hat. |
| 598 | sock | noun | soft clothing for your feet | I lost one sock again. |
| 599 | glasses | noun | lenses you wear to see better | I can't read without my glasses. |
| 600 | umbrella | noun | what keeps you dry in the rain | Take an umbrella, just in case. |