B1 English Vocabulary List with Free PDF

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B1 Intermediate English Vocabulary

WordIPATypeMeaningExampleAudio
Pick/pɪk/v.To choose somethingPick a card from the deck.
pickpocket/ˈpɪkˌpɑːkɪt/n.a person who steals from people's pockets or bagsA pickpocket took her wallet on the train.
Picture/ˈpɪkʧər/n.A drawing or paintingI drew a picture of a house.
Piece/piːs/n.A part of somethingWould you like a piece of cake?
Pig/pɪɡ/n.A farm animalThe pig is eating.
Pile/paɪl/n.A group of things on top of each otherThere is a pile of books on the desk.
Pill/pɪl/n.A small solid piece of medicineTake one pill every morning.
Pill/pɪl/n.Small medicineSwallow the pill.
Pilot/ˈpaɪlət/n.A person who flies a planeThe pilot greeted the passengers.
Pilot/ˈpaɪlət/n.A person who flies a planeThe pilot welcomed us aboard.
Pin/pɪn/n.A small thin piece of metalUse a pin to hold it together.
Pink/pɪŋk/adj.A pale red colorShe wore a pink dress.
Pipe/paɪp/n.A tube for liquid or gasThe water pipe is broken.
pirate/ˈpaɪrət/n.a person who attacks ships and steals thingsThe story was about a pirate and his ship.
Pitch/pɪtʃ/n.An area painted with lines for playing sportsThe football pitch is wet.
Pity/ˈpɪti/n.A feeling of sadness for someoneI feel pity for the homeless.
Pixel/ˈpɪksəl/n.Small dot on a screenThe image is pixelated.
Place/pleɪs/n.A particular position or areaThis is a nice place to live.
Plain/pleɪn/adj.Not decorated or simpleI prefer plain yogurt.
Plan/plæn/n.A set of actions to achieve a goalWhat is your plan for today?
Plane/pleɪn/n.An aircraftWe will travel by plane.
Planet/ˈplænɪt/n.A large round object in spaceEarth is a planet.
Planet/ˈplænɪt/n.Large object in spaceMars is a planet.
planned/plænd/v.decided what to do before it happenedWe planned our trip for months.
Plant/plænt/n.A living thing that grows in earthI bought a new plant.