Hunter x Hunter S1E18: English vocabulary

a long, legless reptile with no eyelids

a way out of a building, room, or area

something you do, say, or feel because of something that happened

a large hole in the ground or in the side of a hill or mountain

an injury to the body, especially one where the skin is cut or broken

the thing that someone is trying to hit, reach, or achieve

someone who is very skilled at something

to say or show that something is true, correct, or certain

to form an opinion about someone or something after thinking about it

a place or opening that you go through to enter a building or area

to make or create something, especially in a factory or by using raw materials

located on the outside of something

to be asleep

a solid piece of hard material, such as wood, stone, or metal

a gas used as fuel in cars, heating, or cooking

used to show that something is precise, correct, or done in the same way

an act of looking for someone or something

protected from danger or harm; not likely to be hurt or lost

a formal meeting in which someone is asked questions, especially for a job or by the media

to make contact with something

any person, without saying who

larger than all the others in a group

a very short period of time

to make a person or animal die

to go into a place or space

to use force against someone or something

knowledge and skill you gain by doing something over time

to stay where you are until something happens or until a later time

used to say that something is likely to happen or be true

to take place or occur

to stop living

to take part in a physical fight

no longer alive

to attempt to do something

used to refer to the ones already mentioned or understood

having the ability, skill, or opportunity to do something

the act of getting, carrying, or using something

to put something in a particular place or position

before now; by the time mentioned

something that is necessary or very important

a type or sort of person or thing

a person

large in size, amount, or importance

to say something to someone; to give information

a number of people or things together as one unit

to discover or come across something, especially after looking for it

a vehicle that runs on rails and carries people or goods

to have information about something and understand it

good enough or acceptable, but not especially good

to go away from a place

to do something with an object, tool, or method to achieve a result

to move your hand to get hold of something

to receive or be given something

the physical structure of a person or animal

the number 1

the amount of time available for something