| Pictures | Beach Vocabulary |
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 | Beach umbrella |
 | bikini |
 | boat |
 | bucket and spades |
 | deckchair |
 | flip flops |
 | kite |
 | sand |
 | sandals |
 | sandcastles |
 | sarong |
 | shorts |
 | sun lotion |
 | sun glasses |
 | sun hat |
 | sun loungers |
 | surfboard |
 | swim suit |
 | towel |
 | wave |
to travel by plane you need to go to the airport.
this is where you can buy bread and cakes.
this is the place where you deposit, withdraw money or cash a check.
where drinks, especially alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food, are served.
you can buy books and magazines here.
to travel by bus you go to the bus station.
where you buy meat.
this is where you can buy a cup of coffee.
A religious place of Christian worship
where a judge works and where they have trials and law cases.
a large shop divided into departments selling a great many kinds of goods such as clothes, household appliances etc
where you can see movies.
where motor vehicles are refueled with gas or petrol, serviced, and sometimes repaired. It is also called filling station, gas station.
place where you can do exercises to keep fit (gymnasium.)
if you want to cut your hair, you may go here.
a place for ill people when they need an operation or when someone is going to have a baby.
a place that provides lodging and usually meals and other services for travelers.
a place for the exhibition of artistic work.
where you can buy fruit and vegetables
where you can buy foodstuffs and various household supplies
where criminals are sent by a judge.
a self-service laundry, a place where you can wash your clothes in coin-operated machines.
you can buy or borrow books here.
a large, often enclosed shopping complex containing various stores, businesses, and restaurants
a place where objects of historical, artistic, or scientific interest are exhibited, preserved, or studied.
an establishment which provides lodging for motorists in rooms usually having direct access to an open parking area.
where you can park your car.
a place where drugs are sold
the headquarters of a unit of a police force, where those under arrest are first charged.
a place where postage stamps are sold and other postal business is conducted.
(British English) a place where you can buy a beer or other types alcoholic drinks
a public area kept in its natural state and usually reserved for the enjoyment and recreation of visitor where children can play or you can walk your dog.
you can eat something in a restaurant
where children learn.
where you can buy a ticket and travel by train
a large self-service store that sells food, drinks and household items.
a place where live animals are kept, studied, bred, and exhibited to the public.
sleep
Sleep is a time when the mind and the body get a necessary rest period.
Most people get seven to eight hours of sleep every night.
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nighttime
Nighttime is a time for sleep.
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dream
Pleasant thoughts and images in the mind happen during a dream while a person sleeps.
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nightmare
If the dream is unpleasant, it's called a nightmare.
He's having a nightmare.
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bad dream
A nightmare is also called a bad dream.
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daydream
A person who dreams during the day has a daydream. This happens while a person is awake.
He's daydreaming of rock stardom.
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bed
A bed is the place where a person sleeps. A bed usually consists of the following: a mattress, sheets, a blanket or comforter, and a pillow.
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pillow
Your head rests on a pillow.
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in bed
When a person gets into bed to go to sleep, he or she is in bed.
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crib
A baby sleeps in a crib.
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cradle
A baby might sleep in a cradle, but these are not as popular as they once were due to safety concerns.
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bunk beds
When beds are stacked on top of each other, they're referred to as bunk beds. Bunk beds save on space in a room.
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hammock
A hammock is used for sleeping or resting outside. It usually hangs between two trees.
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nightgown
Some women wear a nightgown to bed.
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pajamas
Pajamas may be worn to bed by children or adults, women or men.
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slippers
Slippers are shoes that some people wear around the house while wear pajamas or a nightgown.
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sleepwalk
A person who walks or gets up while sleeping is said to be sleepwalking.
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say a prayer
Some people say a prayer before they go to sleep.
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the middle of the night
Sometimes sleep is disturbed and a person must wake up. The middle of the night occurs when a person would normally be sleeping, roughly between 1 a.m. to 4 a.m.
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insomnia
A person who can't get to sleep has insomnia. This can be a mental or physical condition. Sometimes insomnia has external causes beyond a person's control.
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alarm clock
An alarm clock goes off in the morning and wakes people from sleep.
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yawn and stretch
When a person wakes up in the morning, it's natural to yawn (open the mouth wide) and stretch (extend the arms and legs).
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sleepy
A person who needs to go to sleep is sleepy.
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sleepy / tired
People may feel sleepy or tired in the morning if they don't get enough sleep.
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night owl
A person who doesn't go to sleep at night or who works at night when he or she should be sleeping is called a night owl.
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It's important to get
a good night's sleep.
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