Perception – B1–C1
This B1-C1, 35-word deck collects the topic's most nuanced perception verbs: physical sensations (vibrate, buzz, rumble, tickle) alongside subtler, more abstract meanings (perceive, detect, conceal, obscure). You'll understand when someone overhears a conversation, skims a text, or overshadows someone else. This level unlocks the fine-grained understanding needed for authentic English novels and articles.
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What you'll be able to do
- Describe physical sensations (vibrate, buzz, tickle, rumble).
- Express nuanced perception (perceive, detect, discriminate).
- Say when something is concealed or obscured (conceal, obscure, disguise).
- Understand overhearing a conversation or skimming a text (overhear, skim).
- Recognise advanced verbs common in authentic English texts.
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Perception verbs at B1–C1
English novels and feature articles often use verbs like these to show what someone hears, sees and feels. This advanced (B1–C1) English–Hungarian deck collects them: sounds (buzz, rumble, murmur, echo, hush), sights (glimpse, glare, blur, vanish), and touch and smell (rub, tickle, sniff, stink).
A few are about attention rather than the senses: overlook, overhear, skim, inspect and supervise. Example sentences matter at this level, and every card has some, along with a picture and audio in both languages. You can look before you buy: the first five cards (snap, flip, exhibit, buzz, detect) can be tried on this page without an account.
Who it’s for
- Intermediate and advanced learners who read English fiction in the original.
- Anyone writing descriptions who wants more than see, hear and feel.
- Advanced learners of Hungarian looking for the Hungarian side of these verbs.
What it’s good for
- Quiet and loud: murmur and hush against rumble and echo.
- Light and vision: glare, radiate, blur, glimpse.
- Smell: sniff (to smell something) and stink (to smell bad).
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- snap
- flip
- exhibit
- buzz
- detect
- squint
- rub
- disguise
- perceive
- inspect
- blur
- overlook
- conceal
- discriminate
- hush
- stink
- sniff
- vanish
- supervise
- tickle
- skim
- vibrate
- radiate
- overshadow
- overhear
- obscure
- flick
- numb
- rumble
- repel
- resonate
- glimpse
- glare
- murmur
- echo