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Star-Spangled EnglishStar-Spangled Englishd02 · Learner's Dictionary
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Basic Terms.
thing
product
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Materials.
wood
paper
metal
glass
plastic
iron
gold
silver
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Shapes.
circle
rectangle
square
triangle
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Personal Objects.
glasses
watch
necklace
bracelet
ring
bag
wallet
cell phone
keys
comb
umbrella
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Tools.
pen
pencil
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Clothing.
jacket
shirt
T-shirt
pants
shoes
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Documents.
book
newspaper
magazine
postcard
letter
ticket
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Furniture.
table
chair
closet
cupboard
sofa, couch
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Accessories.
bag
box
package
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Decorations.
picture
poster
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Devices.
device
remote control
outlet
plug
TV
camera
computer
headphones
clock
watch
machine
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Means of Transportation.
bike
car
bus
truck
train
boat
plane
spaceship
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Working Machines.
tractor
excavator
loader
crane
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Phraseology.
What is the product made of?
It is made of wood.
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 2, Objects. Idioms.
Silence is golden
When he started arguing, I decided silence is golden.
Paper over the cracks
The new rules only paper over the cracks.
Not worth the paper it's written on
That contract isn't worth the paper it's written on.
People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
He cheats too, so he shouldn't complain — people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
By the book
She always does everything by the book.
Under the table
He was paid under the table.
Think outside the box
To solve this problem, we need to think outside the box.
In a nutshell
In a nutshell, we need more time and more money.
Pull the plug (on something)
They pulled the plug on the project.
Drive someone up the wall
His loud music drives me up the wall.
Jump on the bandwagon
When the app became popular, all the companies jumped on the bandwagon.