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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 87 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| entry | noun | The entry is in the back. | way in |
| noun | We put an entry in her record. | insert | |
| envelope | noun | The envelope was addressed to him. | paper wrap |
| environment | noun | We must not spoil our environment. | surroundings |
| envy | noun | Envy will poison a friendship. | jealousy |
| verb | We do not envy her success. | begrudge | |
| episode | noun | We saw the show's second episode. | installment |
| epoch | noun | It was a suspenseful epoch. | historical event |
| equal | adj. | She wanted equal time to speak. | same |
| noun | The two cars are equal. | equivalent | |
| verb | Two plus three equal five. | have same value | |
| equality | noun | We want equality in trade with them. | fairness |
| equator | noun | The equator has a warm climate. | zero latitude |
| equip | verb | The machine is equipped with a motor. | furnished |
| equivalent | adj. | It is an equivalent amount of money. | comparable |
| era | noun | That era was over centuries ago. | time period |
| erect | verb | We will erect a bridge on the river. | build |
| adj. | Every hair on his head was erect. | upright | |
| errand | noun | The boy was sent on an errand. | mission |
| error | noun | He made a serious error. | mistake |
| escape | noun | The escape from prison was daring. | breakout |
| verb | We must escape from poverty. | break free | |
| escort | noun | Her escort took her to the dance. | companion |
| verb | We will escort you to the office. | accompany | |
| noun | The President had an armed escort. | guard | |
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