Day 7 – 10 Daily Use English Words

Day 7 – 10 Daily Use English Words

Day 7 – 10 Daily Use English Words [hide]

• 1. Newsvendor: Noun
• 2. Cobbler: Noun
• 3. Hawker: Noun
• 4. Repairer: Noun
•  5. Mahout: Noun
• 6. Stain: Verb
• 7. Recklessly: Adverb
• 8. Unpalatable: Adjective
• 9. Palatable: Adjective
• 10. Neigh: Verb

1. Newsvendor: Noun

A person who sells newspapers.

Examples:

1. He is a newsvendor.
2. Newsvendors buy newspapers from the publishers.
3. That newsvendor sells all newspapers.

2. Cobbler: Noun

A person who repairs footwear.

Examples:

1. He is a cobbler.
2. Cobbler made his son policeman.
3. I got my shoes repaired by cobbler.

3. Hawker: Noun

A person who sells cheap goods by travelling.

Examples:

1. She buys cheap small things from hawkers.
2. He was a teacher. Now he turned as a hawker to feed his family.

4. Repairer: Noun

A person who repairs machines, things, etc.

Examples:

1. He is a TV repairer.
2. He is a washing machine repairer.
3. She is working as a printer repairer.

 5. Mahout: Noun

A person who rides on elephant and cares, trains them.

Examples:

1. He is a good mahout, he cares the elephants very well.
2. The mahouts earn income by elephants.

6. Stain: Verb

To leave dirty marks on something those are difficult to remove.

Examples:

1. While he was changing his car wheel, his coat was stained with oil.
2. Strawberry juice has stained her skirt.

7. Recklessly: Adverb

Without regard to the consequences of one’s actions.

Examples:

1. He drove the bike recklessly that’s why he got an accident.
2. He spent his money recklessly.
3. I will give you car keys if you say, you don’t drive recklessly.

8. Unpalatable: Adjective

Not being tasty.

Examples:

1. This food is unpalatable, I can’t eat.
2. This pizza is unpalatable.

9. Palatable: Adjective

Being tasty.

Examples:

1. This drink is palatable.
2. Mutton biryani is quite palatable.
3. It is palatable, isn’t it?

10. Neigh: Verb

To make loud sound (non human sound).

Examples:

1. Horse neighs.
2. His laughing sound is like a horse neighing.
3. When horse is happy, it will neigh.

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