Vocabulary List Cambridge Letter N and O

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mix (v) mother (n) Mrs (n)

mobile (phone) (n) motorcycle (n) Ms (n)


model (n) motorbike (n) much (adv, det & pron)
• It's cheap because it's last motor-racing (n) mug (n)
year's model. (n) motorway (n) mum (n)
• She's a fashion model. (n) mountain (n) museum (n)
modern (adj) mouse (n) mushroom (n)
moment (n) moustache (n) music (n)
money (n) mouth (n) musical (adj)
monkey (n) move (v) musician (n)
month (n) movie (n) (Am Eng) (Br must (mv)
monument (n) Eng:film) multiply (v)
mood (n) movie star (n) (Am Eng) (Br my (det)
moon (n) Eng: film star) myself (pron)
more (adv, det & pron) movie theater (n) (Am Eng) (Br mystery (n)
morning (n) Eng: cinema)
mosquito (n) MP3 player (n)
most (adv,det & pron) Mr (n)

N
name (n & v) negative (adj) night (n)
narrow (adj) neighbour (n) nightclub (n)
nasty (adj) neighbourhood (n) nightlife (n)
national (adj) nephew (n) nightmare (n)
nationality (n) nervous (adj) no (adv, det & pron)
natural (adj) • a nervous person nobody (pron)
nature (n) • to feel nervous noise (n)
• nature studies net (n) noisy (adj)
navy blue (adj) network (n) none (pron)
near (adv, prep & adj) never (adv) noon (n)
nearby (adj & adv) new (adj) no one (pron)
nearly (adv) news (n) normal (adj)
neat (adj) newspaper (n) normally (adv)
necessary (adj) next (adj & adv) north (adj, adv & n)
neck (n) next to (prep) northeast (adj & n)
necklace (n) nice (adj) northern (adj)
need (v) niece (n) northwest (adj & n)

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nose (n) notice (n & v) nowhere (adv)
not (adv) • to read a notice (n) number (n)
note (n & v) • until further notice (n) • numbers 5 to 7
• to write a note (n) • Did you notice anything • a large number of cars
• a ten-pound note (n) wrong? (v) • What's your (phone)
• Please note. (v) noticeboard (n) number?
notebook (n) novel (n) nurse (n)
notepaper (n) now (adv)
nothing (pron) nowadays (adv)

O
object (n) omelette (n) operate (v)
obvious (adj) on (adv & prep) operation (n)
obviously (adv) on board (prep phr) opinion (n)
occasion (n) on business (prep phr) opportunity (n)
occupation (n) once (adv) opposite (adj, n, prep & adv)
ocean (n) • once a year option (n)
o'clock (adv) • I once saw him dancing. or (conj)
of (prep) one (det & pron) orange (adj & n)
of course (adv) on fire (prep phr) orchestra (n)
off (adv & prep) on foot (prep phr) order (conj, n & v)
• It fell off the table. (prep) on holiday (prep phr) • in order to (conj)
• The meeting is off. (adv) onion (n) • to put something in order (n)
• I've got the afternoon off. online (adv & adj) • to order a meal (v)
(adv) • to book/buy something ordinary (adj)
offer (n & v) online (adv) organisation (n)
office (n) • an online printer (adj) organise (v)
officer (n) only (adj & adv) original (adj)
often (adv) on purpose (prep phr) other (adj, pron & det)
oh (exclam) on request (prep phr) otherwise (adv)
oh dear! (exclam) on sale (prep phr) ought (mv)
oil (n) on time (prep phr) our (det)
OK I O.K./ okay (adj & exclam) onto (prep) ours (pron)
old (adj) open (adj & v) ourselves (pron)
old-fashioned (adj) opening hours (n pi) out (adv)
olive (n) opera (n) outdoor (adj)

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