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Words 901–1000: Rounding Out
The last stretch — useful words that complete your first 1000.
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빨간the color of blood and roses“She wore a red scarf.”
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| # | Word | Part of speech | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 901 | red | adj. | the color of blood and roses | She wore a red scarf. |
| 902 | blue | adj. | the color of the clear sky | The sea looks deep blue. |
| 903 | green | adj. | the color of grass | The hills are green in June. |
| 904 | yellow | adj. | the color of lemons and the sun | The taxi is bright yellow. |
| 905 | black | adj. | the darkest color | He wears black every day. |
| 906 | white | adj. | the color of snow | The walls are pure white. |
| 907 | brown | adj. | the color of chocolate and soil | She has brown hair. |
| 908 | pink | adj. | light red | The cherry blossoms are pink. |
| 909 | purple | adj. | the color of grapes | The sunset turned purple. |
| 910 | gray | adj. | the color between black and white | The sky is gray today. |
| 911 | Monday | noun | the first day of the work week | The class meets on Monday. |
| 912 | Tuesday | noun | the day after Monday | The test is on Tuesday. |
| 913 | Wednesday | noun | the middle of the work week | We meet every Wednesday. |
| 914 | Thursday | noun | the day before Friday | Thursday is market day. |
| 915 | Friday | noun | the last work day for many | Friday nights feel free. |
| 916 | Saturday | noun | the first day of the weekend | We hike on Saturdays. |
| 917 | Sunday | noun | the rest day of the week | Sunday lunch is a family thing. |
| 918 | date | noun | the day, month, and year | What's today's date? |
| 919 | age | noun | how old someone is | They are the same age. |
| 920 | dictionary | noun | a book that explains words | Look it up in the dictionary. |
| 921 | meaning | noun | what a word or thing says | The meaning is clear now. |
| 922 | vocabulary | noun | all the words you know | Your vocabulary grows daily. |
| 923 | metal | noun | hard shiny material like iron | The bridge is made of metal. |
| 924 | plastic | noun | light material made in factories | Bring less plastic to the beach. |
| 925 | wood | noun | the material from trees | The table is solid wood. |
| 926 | explain | verb | to make something clear | Can you explain this rule? |
| 927 | describe | verb | to say what something is like | Describe the man you saw. |
| 928 | compare | verb | to look at differences and likenesses | Compare the two prices. |
| 929 | collect | verb | to gather things together | He collects old stamps. |
| 930 | protect | verb | to keep safe | Helmets protect your head. |
| 931 | prepare | verb | to get ready | Prepare for the interview. |
| 932 | improve | verb | to get better | Your English improves every week. |
| 933 | accept | verb | to say yes to something | She accepted the offer. |
| 934 | receive | verb | to get something sent to you | Did you receive the package? |
| 935 | deliver | verb | to bring something to a place | They deliver until midnight. |
| 936 | create | verb | to make something new | She creates videos for fun. |
| 937 | destroy | verb | to break something completely | The storm destroyed the tent. |
| 938 | die | verb | to stop living | Plants die without water. |
| 939 | marry | verb | to become husband or wife | They married last spring. |
| 940 | celebrate | verb | to do something special for a happy event | Let's celebrate your new job. |
| 941 | enjoy | verb | to get pleasure from | Enjoy your meal! |
| 942 | prefer | verb | to like one thing more | I prefer tea to coffee. |
| 943 | suggest | verb | to offer an idea | I suggest the early train. |
| 944 | guess | verb | to answer without knowing surely | Guess how old he is. |
| 945 | imagine | verb | to make pictures in your mind | Imagine a quiet beach. |
| 946 | notice | verb | to see or become aware | I noticed your new haircut. |
| 947 | realize | verb | to suddenly understand | I realized I was wrong. |
| 948 | expect | verb | to think something will happen | We expect rain tonight. |
| 949 | introduce | verb | to tell people someone's name | Let me introduce my friend. |
| 950 | invent | verb | to make something for the first time | Who invented the printing press? |
| 951 | discover | verb | to find something first | They discovered a hidden cave. |
| 952 | solve | verb | to find the answer | She solved the puzzle fast. |
| 953 | translate | verb | to change words into another language | Translate this sign for me. |
| 954 | pronounce | verb | to make the sound of a word | How do you pronounce this? |
| 955 | wet | adj. | covered with water | My shoes are wet from rain. |
| 956 | dry | adj. | not wet | Keep the towels dry. |
| 957 | deep | adj. | going far down | The lake is deep here. |
| 958 | wide | adj. | big from side to side | The river is wide near the sea. |
| 959 | thick | adj. | big from one side to the other | Wear a thick coat today. |
| 960 | thin | adj. | not thick | The ice is too thin to walk on. |
| 961 | soft | adj. | not hard; nice to touch | The pillow is soft. |
| 962 | sharp | adj. | able to cut easily | The scissors are sharp. |
| 963 | sweet | adj. | tasting like sugar | The mango is very sweet. |
| 964 | sour | adj. | tasting like lemon | The kimchi turned sour. |
| 965 | salty | adj. | tasting like salt | Sea air smells salty. |
| 966 | delicious | adj. | tasting very good | This stew is delicious. |
| 967 | fresh | adj. | new; just made or picked | The bread is still fresh. |
| 968 | famous | adj. | known by many people | The tower is world famous. |
| 969 | popular | adj. | liked by many people | This cafe is popular with students. |
| 970 | modern | adj. | of the present time; new style | The library is modern and bright. |
| 971 | simple | adj. | easy; not complicated | The recipe is simple. |
| 972 | perfect | adj. | with nothing wrong | The weather is perfect for a picnic. |
| 973 | possible | adj. | able to happen | Is it possible to change seats? |
| 974 | useful | adj. | helpful for doing something | This app is really useful. |
| 975 | careful | adj. | thinking about what you do to stay safe | Be careful on the wet floor. |
| 976 | polite | adj. | showing good manners | The staff were very polite. |
| 977 | friendly | adj. | kind and easy to talk to | The locals are friendly. |
| 978 | lazy | adj. | not wanting to work | I feel lazy on rainy days. |
| 979 | brave | adj. | not showing fear | The brave kid spoke first. |
| 980 | smart | adj. | quick at learning | That's a smart solution. |
| 981 | proud | adj. | feeling good about what you did | I'm proud of your progress. |
| 982 | nervous | adj. | worried and a little afraid | I was nervous before the speech. |
| 983 | excited | adj. | very happy about something coming | The fans are excited for the game. |
| 984 | lonely | adj. | sad from being alone | Call your grandma, she gets lonely. |
| 985 | comfortable | adj. | feeling relaxed and easy | This chair is so comfortable. |
| 986 | quickly | adv. | in a fast way | Finish your soup quickly. |
| 987 | carefully | adv. | with care | Carry the eggs carefully. |
| 988 | suddenly | adv. | quickly and without warning | Suddenly, the lights went out. |
| 989 | finally | adv. | after a long time; at last | The bus finally arrived. |
| 990 | almost | adv. | nearly; not quite | I'm almost done. |
| 991 | already | adv. | before now; sooner than expected | The train already left. |
| 992 | yet | adv. | until now (in questions and negatives) | Have you eaten yet? |
| 993 | maybe | adv. | possibly; perhaps | Maybe it will clear up. |
| 994 | probably | adv. | very likely | She's probably on the subway. |
| 995 | especially | adv. | more than others | I love fruit, especially peaches. |
| 996 | actually | adv. | in fact; really | Actually, I've met him before. |
| 997 | exactly | adv. | with no difference at all | That's exactly what I meant. |
| 998 | instead | adv. | in place of something else | Let's walk instead. |
| 999 | everywhere | adv. | in all places | There were flowers everywhere. |
| 1000 | congratulations | interj. | what you say for someone's success | Congratulations on your first 1000 words! |