Daily life
Sizes and dimensions
Vocabulary for describing physical size and dimensions.
A1A210 words · 3 examples each
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Found: 10 words
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big
adjective · 3 examples
- The dog is big.
- We need a big box for these books.
- That pizza looks big enough for four people.
small
adjective · 3 examples
- This cup is small.
- She keeps a small notebook in her bag.
- A small cat can fit on the chair.
tall
adjective · 3 examples
- That tree is tall.
- My brother is tall.
- The building looks tall from the street.
short
adjective · 3 examples
- My brother is short for his age.
- This plant is still short.
- The youngest child is quite short.
long
adjective · 3 examples
- This rope is long.
- He bought a long scarf for winter.
- The snake is long and thin.
wide
adjective · 3 examples
- This road is wide.
- The door is wide enough for the cart.
- The river is very wide here.
narrow
adjective · 3 examples
- This path is narrow.
- The bridge is narrow and safe for one bike.
- He slipped into a narrow space between the shelves.
thick
adjective · 3 examples
- This book has a thick cover.
- She wore a thick coat in the snow.
- The rope is thick and strong.
thin
adjective · 3 examples
- This paper is thin.
- He used a thin brush for the lines.
- The slice of cheese is very thin.
deep
adjective · 3 examples
- This bowl is deep.
- The water is deep in the pool.
- She looked into a deep hole in the ground.
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