335 Czech words of level B2
Төменде B2 деңгейіндегі Czech лексикасының толық, санатталған тізімі берілген. Жалпы етістіктерді, зат есімдерді және сын есімдерді транскрипциясы, мақалалары және ағылшын тіліндегі аудармалары арқылы үйреніңіз.
B2 дегеніміз не? Upper-Intermediate
B2 means confident, independent use. You interact with native speakers fairly fluently and understand the main ideas of complex texts.
B2 сайтында не істей аласыз
- ✓Interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity with native speakers
- ✓Understand the main ideas of complex text on concrete and abstract topics
- ✓Produce clear, detailed text and explain a viewpoint on an issue
- ✓Follow complex lines of argument in spoken language and lectures
- ✓Understand news programs, current affairs, and most films in standard dialect
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/ˈkoupjɛ/
purchase
/pra.ɟɛt͡ʃɛ/
job
/t͡ʃɛs.to.vɲɪŋ/
travel
/na.kup/
purchase / shopping
/ɦra/
game
/o.ɟɛ.vɪ/
clothes
/ʃat/
dress
/spɛ.t͡ʃɛs.nost/
company
/ˈdoɦoda/
deal
/stu.di.um/
study
/za.kon/
law
/stát/
state
/hud.ba/
music
/fɪlm/
movie
/karɪɛra/
career
/pla.ta/
salary
/roʒɔvor/
interview
/ʒalobnik/
plaintiff / accuser
/kɔlɛɡa/
colleague
/ʃɛf/
boss
/zamɛstnɛnɛt͡s/
employee
/zamɛstnavatɛl/
employer
/postup/
promotion
/tɛrmin/
deadline
/doplɲkɔvɪ t͡ʃas/
overtime
/smloʊva/
contract
/pɛnzɛ/
retirement
/praktikant/
intern
/freelantseːr/
freelancer
/ˈsmɲɛna/
shift
/kvɑlɪfikɛtsɛi/
qualification
/bɛs prɑtʃɛ/
out of work / jobless
/ɔdʲɛlɛɲɛ/
department
/sɛtkɑɲɪ/
meeting
/zaːdɑɲɪ/
task
/prɔjɛkt/
project
/wɔrʃɔp/
workshop (seminar)
/ˈzaːʒɪtɛk/
experience
/vɪɕvɪk/
training
/prɔpuʃtɛʃɪ/
dismissal / layoff
/tɪmɔvaː prɑtʃɛ/
teamwork
/starʦ up/
startup
/pɔdnɪkɑtɛl/
entrepreneur
/mɑnɛʒɛr/
manager
/dɔvɛdnoʃt/
skill
/ˈdojiːʒɟɛɲiː/
commute
/zɑmɛʃtnɛɲɪ/
employment / job
/lɛt/
flight
/ˈzavazadlo/
luggage / baggage
/ɔbʧanskɪː prɔukaz/
identity card / ID card
/viːzum/
visa
/rɛzɛrvɑtsɛ/
booking
/tuɾɪsta/
tourist
/tsiːl ˈtsɛstɪ/
destination
/ɔdlɛt/
departure
/ˈpr̝ɪxɔt/
arrival
/ˈɦranɪtsɛ/
border
/t͡ʃɛlnɪtsɛ/
customs
/kriʒɔvatka/
intersection / crossroads
/ˈnaːkzɛnskɪ ˈtaʃka/
backpack
/ɪtɪnɛraːr/
itinerary
/paˈmatka/
souvenir
/dobroˈdruʒɪʃt͡ʃɪ/
adventure
/ˈhɔstɛl/
hostel
/ˈpr̝uvɔʊdtsɛ/
guide
/ˈvɪlɛt/
excursion
/plaʒ/
beach
/proɦliːkɪ/
sightseeing
/ˈplavba/
voyage / crossing (by boat)
/tuːra/
hike
/taːbora/
campsite
/zpoʒdɛɲɛ/
delay
/pr̝ɪstavn̝ɪj/
positioning (a vehicle) / pulling up
/zdraʐka/
delay / holdup (colloquial)
/ˈsmɲɛnaːrna/
currency exchange (office)
/praʐdɲɪɲɪ/
vacation
/zahraɲɪtʃi/
abroad
/rɔdɲɪ kraɪ/
homeland
/cɛna/
price
/slɛva/
discount
/faktura/
invoice
/paːsek/
(small) belt / strip
/kɾɛdɪt/
credit
/dluːh/
debt
/uːspɔr/
savings
/dan/
tax
/prumɛrɲi ˈprɪjɪm/
average income
/vɪdaj/
expense
/rozpuːtɛt/
budget
/ˈujɛdnaːɲiː/
agreement / stipulation (formal)
/zaːkazɲik/
customer
/naːkupɲi ˈt͡sɛntɾum/
mall
/doːprava/
transport / traffic
/oɓɛdɲaʊka/
order
/naːhraːda/
refund
/zaːruka/
warranty
/ɪnvestɪtsɛ/
investment
/povɪnɲost/
obligation
/pr̝ɛnos/
transmission, broadcast
/doporuˈtʃɛni/
recommendation
/znaːt͡ʃka/
brand
/prodej/
sale
/kuˈpon/
coupon
/vozɪk/
cart
/zɪsk/
profit
/uːvɛr/
loan
/ɦipoˈtɛka/
mortgage
/zaˈjem/
interest (curiosity/attention)
/ˈuːčet/
account
/ˈbaŋkomat/
ATM
/muˈzeum/
museum
/ˈdivadlo/
theater
/oˈbraz/
painting
/ˈsoxɑ/
sculpture
/ˈvɪstaːva/
exhibition
/traˈdɪtsɛ/
tradition
/zvyk/
custom
/svɛːtak/
holiday
/pomɲik/
monument
/arxitekˈtura/
architecture
/lɪtɛrɪˈtura/
literature
/filozoˈfɪjɛ/
philosophy
/naːboʒɛnːstvi/
religion
/oˈpɛra/
opera
/baˈlɛt/
ballet
/ɡaˈlɛriː/
gallery
/baːsnɪk/
poet
/uːmjɛlɛts/
artist
/skadˈlɛtɛl/
composer
/dɛdˈt͡ʃtvi/
heritage
/mɪtus/
myth
/lɛˈɡɛnda/
legend
/poɦaːdka/
fairy tale
/oːbʁaːrt/
ceremony
/fɛstɪˈval/
festival
/djaˈlɛkt/
dialect
/ɪdɛnˈtɪta/
identity
/ɛpoχa/
epoch
/tsivilisaːtsi/
civilization
/liːdovaː traˈdɪtsɛ/
folklore
/starɔvɛk/
antiquity / ancient times (noun)
/strɛdvɛk/
the Middle Ages
/ˈrɪtuaːl/
ritual
/kɛramika/
pottery
/tkalɔst/
weaving
/kalɪɡraːfɪjɛ/
calligraphy
/ruːtʃɲɪ praˈci/
handicraft
/obrozɛɲɪ/
revival / rebirth (e.g. national revival)
/kalɦɔti/
pants
/ˈsako/
suit jacket / blazer
/koʒɪx/
fur coat
/ˈvr̩stva/
layer / stratum
/botɪ/
boots
/klɔbouk/
hat
/ʃaːl/
scarf
/pas/
belt
/svɛtr/
sweater
/ˈzaːpas/
match / bout / contest
/bluza/
blouse
/spɔɲɪ prɔdlɔ/
underwear
/kravata/
tie
/plafka/
swimsuit
/dʒɪɲɪ/
jeans
/ˈʃortkɪ/
shorts
/tɛnɪskɪ/
sneakers
/sandalɪ/
sandals
/ˈplaːʃcɛnka/
raincoat
/dlaɲ/
palm (of the hand)
/tlaˈt͡ʃɪtko/
(push) button
/kap͡sa/
/bavlɪna/
cotton
/sit/
net / network
/vlɪna/
wool
/mɔd/
mode
/vɛlɪkɔst/
size
/pranɪj/
laundry
/skr̝iɲ/
wardrobe
/bou̯rɛ/
storm
/bou̯rka/
thunderstorm
/blesk/
lightning
/mɫha/
fog
/ˈɦorko/
heat
/tɛplɔta/
temperature
/stupeɲ/
degree (unit of measurement)
/duha/
rainbow
/sr̝aʐka/
hail
/pr̝ɛdpovɛʃʦ/
forecast
/ˈklɪma/
climate
/ˈjarɔ/
spring
/ˈlɛto/
summer
/pɔdzɪmu/
autumn
/ˈzɪma/
winter
/ˈsuɦa/
drought
/povɔdɛɲ/
flood
/vlxkɔst/
humidity
/bʁɛza/
breeze
/blɪzaʁd/
blizzard
/ˈtornaːdo/
tornado
/huɾɪkɑn/
hurricane
/rɔsa/
dew
/tɛplɔmɛr/
thermometer
/xlad/
cold, chill
/pɔdnɪk/
enterprise
/stratɪfikace/
stratification
/akcie/
stock
/rɛklama/
advertising
/kɔnkrɛntsɛ/
competition
/stratɛɡɪjɛ/
strategy
/uˈtʃɛtɲɪtski/
accounting
/zakadlɛtɛl/
founder
/ɪnˈvɛstɔr/
investor
/ˈvɪjɛdnaːvaːɲiː/
negotiation
/ˈɪnovatsɛ/
innovation
/ˈfuːzɛ/
merger
/ˈbaŋkrot/
bankruptcy
/ˈlogɪstɪka/
logistics
/ˈvɛlkoopxot/
wholesale
/ˈmaloopxot/
retail
/ˈfranʃiːza/
franchise
/ˈdɪvɪdɛnda/
dividend
/ˈzaːsobovaːɲiː/
supply
/ˈpoptaːfka/
demand
/siːˈoʊʊ/
CEO
/ˈaktsɪonaːr̝/
shareholder
/ˈpartnɛrstviː/
partnership
/tr̩h/
market
/ˈoptxodovaːɲiː/
trade
/eksport/
export
/import/
import
/kɔnsul̩tant/
consultant
/ɦɲɛf/
anger
/str̩ɛdɪskɔ/
headquarters
/ˈkorporatsɛ/
corporation
/pr̩umɪsl/
industry (economic sector)
/vɪr̩ʒum/
research
/eksperiment/
experiment
/labɔraːtorʃ/
laboratory
/hipɔtɛza/
hypothesis
/tɛɔriɛ/
theory
/ɔbʒɛvɛɲi/
discovery
/ɪvɛnzi/
ingenuity / inventiveness
/fɪzɪka/
physics
/tʃɛmɪjɛ/
chemistry
/biɔlɪɡɪ/
biology
/atɔm/
atom
/mɔlɛkula/
molecule
/buɲka/
cell
/ɡɛn/
gene
/ɛvɔlut͡sɛ/
evolution
/siːla tiːla/
gravity
/ɛnɛrɡɪjɛ/
energy
/ɛlɛktrɪt͡sɪta/
electricity
/tɛlɛskɔp/
telescope
/mɪkrɔskɔp/
microscope
/analiːza/
analysis
/ˈro.bɔt/
robot
/vaksɪna/
vaccine
/bak.tɛr.jɛ/
bacteria
/ˈvi.rus/
virus
/za.ɾɛ.ɲɪ/
radiation
/ɔd.pɛv.ɲɛ.st/
responsibility
/ma.tɛ.ma.tɪka/
mathematics
/vzɔ.rɛt͡s/
formula
/rov.nɪ.t͡sɛ/
equation
/ɛk.sɛm.laːr̝/
specimen
/ɛ.kɔ.sɪ.s.tɛm/
ecosystem
/ʒmɛ.na ˈkli.ma.tu/
climate change
/fo.to.bu.ni.vi.ga.ɕɛ/
photosynthesis
/de.ɛ.ɛ.ɛ/
DNA
/sa.tɛ.lɪt/
satellite
/soʊd/
court
/soʊʊt͡sɛ/
judge
/advoˈkat/
lawyer
/svɛdɛk/
witness
/vjɛta/
sentence (grammar)
/pɛnaˈlita/
penalty
/vjɛˈziɛnɛ/
prison
/uˈstaːva/
constitution
/parlamɛnt/
parliament
/vlɑˈda/
government
/voɫbi/
election
/dɛmokraˈtsiɛ/
democracy
/obˈtʃaːnstvi/
citizenship
/zloˈtʃɪn/
crime
/poˈlɪt͡sɛ/
police
/soudniː ˈspor/
lawsuit
/obhaˈjoba/
defense
/odvolanɪ/
appeal
/sɛnaˈtor/
senator
/vɛlviːslanɛtʃcɪ/
embassy
/diploˈmaːci/
diplomacy
/ʒmɛna/
amendment
/rɛɡulaːtsɛ/
regulation
/koŋɡrɛs/
congress
/zaˈkoɲ/
legislation
/ˈprotsɛs/
trial
/ˈporota/
jury
/prokuˈraːtor/
prosecutor
/zaˈmɪŋka/
pretext / excuse
/ˈpr̝̊iːsudɛk/
predicate (grammar)
/pakt/
treaty
/ˈsmutɛk/
sadness
/zloːst/
anger
/uʒas/
amazement / awe
/zaːʃc/
rancor / animosity / grudge
/poxvalɑ/
praise / commendation
/xr̝̊ɪx/
sin
/viːna/
guilt
/ˈʃcɛsciː/
happiness
/zklamɛnɪjɪ/
disappointment
/nuːdnɔst/
boredom
/ɛntuziasmus/
enthusiasm
/touha/
longing
/soucit/
compassion
/důvěra/
trust
/osamělost/
loneliness
/vděkování/
gratitude
/nervozita/
nervousness
/klid/
calmness
/úpadek/
decline / downfall / decay
/ˈulɛva/
relief
/ˈzvɛdavost/
curiosity
Басқа сөздер
B2 сөздік қорын қалай үйренуге болады
- 1.Focus on nuance: synonyms, register and connotation.
- 2.Consume native content (news, podcasts, shows) without simplification.
- 3.Actively use new vocabulary in writing and speaking, not just recognition.
- 4.Engage in longer discussions and force yourself to explain abstract ideas in detail.
Жиі қойылатын сұрақтар
How many words at B2?+
Around 4,000 words give you the range needed for confident B2 communication.
Is B2 enough for university?+
Yes — B2 is the common entry requirement for study and skilled work in many countries.
How long from B1 to B2?+
Typically several hundred hours of study plus regular real-language exposure.
What is the key difference between B1 and B2?+
B1 is about expressing personal views on familiar topics; B2 is about discussing complex issues and understanding abstract discussions.