English vocabulary — Objects topic
150 words · CEFR A1–C2
A roundup of 150 English vocabulary words for the Objects topic across CEFR A1–C2, grouped by meaning and with IPA and English meanings. Learning Objects vocabulary in context helps you remember it longer and use it right away in conversation. Tap Study flashcards to review, or browse more English vocabulary by topic and the A1–C2 pathway.
A1Objects vocabulary · A1(18 words)Free
A1 pathway
a thing you carry things in
pages with words, held together to read
a container with flat sides
a machine that stores information and does work for you
a message you send from one computer to another
the system that joins computers all over the world
a small metal thing that opens a door
a written message you send by post
what lets you see things
printed pages with the news
the thin material you write on
a thing you write with, using ink
a machine you use to speak to someone far away
a picture you take with a camera
a drawing, a painting or a photo
a machine you watch programs on
an object you do not name
a place on the internet with pages to read
A2Objects vocabulary · A2(29 words)
A2 pathway
a notice that tries to sell something
a program you use on a phone
a piece of writing in a newspaper
the part that gives power to a phone or a car
a small part you press to make a machine work
a television station
cloth made from a plant
a set of information kept on a computer
two pieces of glass you wear to see better
a plastic card that opens a hotel door
material made from animal skin
a game between two teams
words you send to someone
a hard material such as iron or gold
a thing you can see and touch
a bag made of paper
a secret word that lets you into an account
a part or an amount of something
a light man-made material
a small bag sewn into clothes for carrying things
B1Objects vocabulary · B1(23 words)
B1 pathway
a box or a bottle that holds things
a book or an app that explains words
the paper cover you put a letter in
the tools needed for an activity
the way your hair is cut
a hard hat that protects the head
the colored liquid used for writing
the printed steps that tell you how to use something
to make clothes smooth with a hot tool
rings, necklaces and other things you wear for decoration
a small paper on a product with information
the colors people put on the face
a book that tells you how to use something
what a thing is made of
a chain worn around the neck
something wrapped and sent by post
a round piece of jewelry for a finger
thick strong cord
the small paper you stick on a letter
the outside or top part of something
B2Objects vocabulary · B2(13 words)
B2 pathway
saying what you think without softening it
a thin line where something has split
a hollow made by a knock
easily broken
an untidy pile
a sheet of material lying over another
a number of things lying on top of each other
a thin mark made by something sharp
a neat pile of things one on another
a mark that is hard to remove
strongly built
how a surface or a food feels
to become unusable through long use
C1Objects vocabulary · C1(1 words)
C1 pathway
to bend one part of something over another
C2Objects vocabulary · C2(66 words)
C2 pathway
a loose full-length robe worn over other clothes
an item of a soldier's additional kit
a tall two-handled jar of the ancient world
an iron support holding logs in a fireplace
a cloth put over a chair back to keep it clean
a pan of hot water used to warm food gently
a narrow band worn around the head or body
a shoulder belt for carrying cartridges
a piece made specially to order
the fitted upper part of a dress
a metal pan for holding burning coals
a rich fabric woven with a raised pattern
able to hold a great deal
the long black robe worn by clergy
a vessel in which incense is burned
a waxy translucent form of quartz
the cup used at a religious service
a cabinet combining a wardrobe and drawers
a silk scarf worn at the neck instead of a tie
a fastener joining the two sides of a shirt cuff
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Learn English vocabulary — Objects topic
The Objects topic set gathers 150 common English words across CEFR A1–C2. Instead of learning by scattered alphabetical lists, you learn whole word clusters in the Objects context — which helps learners associate them more easily and remember them longer.
Every word has clear IPA and English meanings. Read each word aloud, build example sentences, then review with flashcards so your Objects vocabulary enters long-term memory. Once you're comfortable with this topic, browse more English vocabulary topics to expand your vocabulary alongside the CEFR pathway.