Body parts and bodily functions – A2–C1
This 32-word A2–C1 set covers a broader, often multi-meaning vocabulary of body parts and bodily functions: calf can mean a baby cow or your lower leg, trunk can mean a torso, a car's boot, or an elephant's nose, and rib means a rib bone. With these words you'll understand anatomical, medical, or even animal-related English texts more precisely, without getting tripped up when a word means something completely different depending on context. The list also includes rarer, C1-level anatomical terms like cavity, tract, and orbit.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll tell apart the multiple meanings of words like calf, trunk, and rib from context.
- You'll understand anatomical and medical descriptions in English.
- You'll recognize rarer body-part terms like orbit or cavity.
- You'll read English texts about animal body parts more precisely (paw, beak, tail).
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- joint
- fold
- orbit
- calf
- capsule
- corporation
- index
- tail
- mamma
- ridge
- fibre
- trunk
- arch
- axis
- gum
- pus
- cone
- lid
- bum
- corona
- prick
- rib
- peg
- paw
- gorge
- beak
- germ
- facial
- contractor
- specimen
- tract
- cavity
- nerve
- vein
- artery