IELTS Vocabulary 3
Being able to use a rich vocabulary is a major advantage in the IELTS and will certainly help IELTS students get a higher score. It will also be beneficial in their academic, personal and professional life. For example, if IELTS candidates wish to pursue higher education at university, research has shown that they may need up to 10,000 words.
There are a number of ways in which you can improve your vocabulary. Whichever method you adopt, you'll want to create a vocabulary notebook in which you write down new words and sample sentences.
IELTS students can use vocabulary below in IELTS Speaking Part as well as in IELTS Writing Part and incredibly increase their IELTS score:
IELTS Vocabulary list Science and technology. Essential vocabulary.
Genetic engineering
Digital
To invent
To discover
To develop
Invention/ innovation
Experiment
To carry out (do) a research
To observe
Breakthrough
Achievement
Scientist
IELTS Vocabulary list Shopping. Essenial vocabulary
To be crazy about shopping
To be keen on
Market place
Open market
Purchasing
Entertaining
Crowded
Loud music
Competitive sports
Disappointing results
Training facilities
High-performance coaching
IELTS Vocabulary list Studies. Essential vocabulary
To learn smth by heart
To bury yourself in one’s books
To cram
An education system that perpetuates inequality
(Ill)Literacy
Lifelong/continuing education
Special needs education
Mature students
One-to-one/private education
To bully smb
To have a thirst for knowledge
IELTS Vocabulary list Swimming. Essential vocabulary
Breaststroke
Freestyle
Backstroke
Butterfly
To keep fit
IELTS Vocabulary list Traffic and driving. Essential vocabulary.
Exhaust fumes/ emissions (=waste gases)
Roundabout
Junction
Rubber
Spare tyre
Vehicle
Accident
Traffic has been stuck…
IELTS Vocabulary list Travelling. Essential vocabulary
Exciting
Sightseeing
Excursion
Interesting
Attractive
Exhilarating experience
Unbeatable prices
Leave
Opportunity
Backpack
Special
Tourism
Tourist destination/sightseeing/
Explore
Mountain
Culture shock
Travel agency
Package tour
Long-haul
IELTS Vocabulary list Tourism. Essential vocabulary.
Indulgence for the wealthy
Affordable
Tourist demand
To provide income for…
Natural attractions
To be a magnet for tourists
Eco-tourism
To create job opportunities
Accessible
Rapidly expanding sector
Large-scale resort
Civil infrastructure
Overcrowded (cities, beaches, etc..)
Overused parklands
Subsequent economic benefits for the government
Direct impact on the environment and indigenous popolations
Tourism boosts foreign investment and foreign exchange
IELTS Vocabulary list Walk. Essential vocabulary
Go for a stroll
Amble
Get a breath of fresh air
Relaxing
Healthy/Relaxing/Beneficial/Interesting/exciting/ peaceful
IELTS Vocabulary list Weather. Essential vocabulary
Drought
Dry vegetation
Chilly
Freezing
Windy
Wet
Arid
Precipitation
Moderate temperature
IELTS Vocabulary list Rain:
Drizzle
Shower
Torrential rain
Downpour
To put down
Spit (rain lightly)
Showery
Soaked
Damp
Waterlogged
(Clothing) waterproof
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IELTS Vocabulary list Idioms: Chuck it down (=rain heavily) Get wet Put off (= to cancel a planned activity) |
Clear up (=stop raining)
IELTS Vocabulary list Work. Essential vocabulary.
I work for…
My job is…
I run…
My main responsibilities are…
I’m in charge of…
Make a living
Working hours
Challenging
Engaging
Prospects
Training course
Daily routine
Pay rise
Workaholic
Dream job
Sense of accomplishment
Self-employed
Hierarchical
To do a job-share
To work flexi-time
A shift worker
Workmates/ colleagues/ co-workers
Workforce
Workplace
To have (good/bad) working relationship
To meet a deadline
To knock off (=to finish work)
To be stuck behind the desk (=sitting in an office all day)
Monotonous
Paperwork
Manual work
Vocational work
Rewarding career
Lucrative career
To seek a career in…
Job satisfaction
Perks/extra benefits
Working environment
Commuting time
To climb the career ladder
Holiday entitlement
To be overworked and underpaid
Rapidly-changing/Ambiguous/ Unpredictable situations at work
To have a background in … (some professional sphere, e.g. IT)
To be money motivated
Diverse range of clients
Motivated/ eager person
To be out-of-the-ordinary person
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