English vocabulary — Technology topic
556 words · CEFR A2–C2
A roundup of 556 English vocabulary words for the Technology topic across CEFR A2–C2, grouped by meaning and with IPA and English meanings. Learning Technology 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.
A2Technology vocabulary · A2(1 words)
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to end a phone call
B1Technology vocabulary · B1(42 words)
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an arrangement with a bank or a website in your name
a file you send with an email
to make a second copy of your files
the program you use to look at web pages
to fill a battery with power
to press a button on a mouse
a short remark about something
a link between two things
what is inside a book, a page or a file
facts and numbers kept for study
to remove a file or a word
to grow or make better over time
the process of growing or getting better
a machine made for one purpose
one of the signs from 0 to 9
to copy a file from the internet to your device
the power coming into a building
the part that makes a vehicle move
a place where files are kept together
the physical parts of a computer
B2Technology vocabulary · B2(102 words)
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how easily people can reach or use something
a set of steps a computer follows
decided by a computer procedure
the study of data to find patterns
the state of not having your name known
a machine used in the home
computer systems that do tasks needing human thought
a record showing every step taken
the process of proving who someone is
to continue a subscription without being asked
to make a machine do work people did before
the part of a system users do not see
a second copy kept in case the first is lost
how much data a connection can carry
the point where progress slows down
a break in a rule or in security
an important discovery after long effort
working out what resources will be needed
keeping files on servers reached over the internet
able to work together without problems
C1Technology vocabulary · C1(263 words)
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a level that hides detail from what sits above it
the conditions work must meet to be approved
a test run to decide whether work is approved
a version usable by people with disabilities
kept physically separate from any network
the dulling of response caused by too many warnings
unfairness built into an automated system
a written description of an image for blind readers
to make stronger or louder
something that departs from the normal pattern
with identifying details removed
a common approach that is known to work badly
allowing new records but no changes to old ones
not happening at the same time
an action that either completes fully or not at all
all the points where a system could be attacked
to make gradually weaker
a record of every action taken in a system
the use of machines to do work people did
the tidying and ordering of outstanding work
C2Technology vocabulary · C2(148 words)
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to strip a surface away by heat or erosion
to wear a surface away by rubbing
how well a material withstands rubbing
how far a medium resists a sound wave
a horizontal entrance into a mine
to gather together into a single lump
the cross-sectional shape of a wing that creates lift
how much light a surface reflects
a false pattern caused by sampling too coarsely
shading that darkens creases to suggest depth
heating then slow cooling to reduce brittleness
how wide the opening in a lens is set
a test of how much metal a rock contains
a set of components brought together
to reduce the strength of a signal
to weaken the further it travels
a gradual weakening in strength
how much signal a cable loses along its length
a way of assigning credit among marketing channels
the ability to work with earlier versions
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The Technology topic set gathers 556 common English words across CEFR A2–C2. Instead of learning by scattered alphabetical lists, you learn whole word clusters in the Technology 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 Technology 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.