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Today’s video will teach you five real English words used by native speakers.

5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps

  1. Occurrence [01:14]

  2. Wraparound [03:43]

  3. Extravagant [05:27]

  4. Aperture [05:36]

  5. Toying [06:41]

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Definitions & Example Sentences

1. Occurrence

Definition: An event or incident that happens.

  • The sighting of a rare bird in the park was an exciting occurrence for the local birdwatchers.

  • Power outages are a common occurrence during the summer storms in our area.

  • The occurrence of a lunar eclipse is always an occasion for astronomers and enthusiasts to come together.

2. Wraparound

Definition: Something that wraps around or covers, often referring to clothing or accessories that encircle the body, or a design feature that extends around a thing.

  • She wore a wraparound skirt that fluttered in the ocean breeze.

  • The house featured a wraparound porch, offering panoramic views of the countryside.

  • The new sunglasses have a wraparound style, offering better protection from the sun.

3. Extravagant

Definition: Lacking restraint in spending money or using resources; costing too much money.

  • Sarah's extravagant lifestyle left her with little savings at the end of the month.

  • The wedding was an extravagant affair, with over five hundred guests and a gourmet meal.

  • Buying a yacht seems like an extravagant purchase for someone who doesn't like the ocean.

4. Aperture

Definition: An opening, hole, or gap, especially one allowing light to pass through, like in a camera.

  • The photographer adjusted the aperture to get the right amount of light for the shot.

  • A small aperture in the wall allowed a beam of sunlight to filter into the dark room.

  • Changing the aperture affects the depth of field in your photographs.

5. Toying

Definition: To consider or handle something in a careless or indecisive manner.

  • She was toying with her food, lost in thought and hardly eating.

  • He's just toying with the idea of going back to school, but hasn't made any real plans yet.

  • The cat spent the afternoon toying with the mouse it had caught.

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