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(noun) computer science; informatics
Vocabulary ranked by real-world frequency — start with the 1,000 most common words. Definitions adapted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), review in progress.
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(noun) computer science; informatics
(verb) to be contiguous to; to be adjacent to
(verb) to calculate
(noun) January (first month of the Gregorian calendar)
(verb) to realize; to carry out; to bring about; to implement
(noun) pad
(noun) morphology
(noun) age
(noun) magnetic field
(adjective) fifth
(adjective) faithful; sincere
(verb) to treat medically; to cure
(noun) family name
(verb) to search, to seek, to look for
(noun) lexeme
(noun) hand
(noun) the city or urban landscape, as opposed to the country(side)
(noun) generation, era
(verb) to practise
(noun) a long, sturdy wall
(verb) to turn, to change
(verb) to reign or hold a position (currently)
homemade or made by oneself
(adjective) written
(adjective) typical (of a time)
(verb) to guard; to keep
(noun) money
(adverb) always; constantly; all along
(adjective) carefree; relaxed; comfortable; at ease
(noun) component, constituent, composition, background
(noun) goodwill, good intention, good faith
(noun) city hall
(noun) voice
(adjective) Chinese
(noun) a school (an educational institution)
(noun) given name
(verb) to create, to make, to form, to cause
(adjective) fortunate, lucky
(pronoun) I; me
(verb) to covet, to be greedy, to lust after
(noun) the second, but not youngest, son
(adverb) nothing but
(adjective) narrative
(adjective) additional
(adverb) how; what; in what manner; in what way
(noun) order; discipline
(noun) common people
(noun) colonist, colonizer
(noun) money and possessions; money and assets
(adjective) medieval
(adverb) first of all, first and foremost
(adverb) before; formerly; in the past
(adjective) automatic, spontaneous
(noun) inside informer
(noun) present tense
(noun) a genre
(noun) food; (also, chiefly in compounds) drink
(adjective) pragmatic, practical
(noun) product
(adverb) while working a formal job