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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 109 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| frequent | adj. | He is a frequent visitor. | recurrent |
| verb | He frequents discos often. | visits | |
| frequently | adv. | She frequently walks for exercise. | often |
| fresh | adj. | We prefer to eat fresh vegetables. | not canned |
| adj. | She had a fresh outlook on things. | original | |
| adj. | We enjoy eating fresh bread. | recently baked | |
| adj. | Don't be fresh young man! | impudent | |
| friction | noun | Friction caused the motor to slow. | rubbing |
| noun | There is friction between them. | discord | |
| Friday | noun | Friday is the end of the work week. | sixth day |
| friend | noun | My friend helped me fix my car. | comrade |
| friendly | adj. | It was a friendly thing to do. | cordial |
| friendship | noun | His friendship is a beautiful thing. | camaraderie |
| fright | noun | I was filled with fright. | fear |
| frighten | verb | You will frighten the children. | scare |
| frightful | adj. | That is a frightful thing to do. | scary |
| frock | noun | She was wearing a frilly frock. | gown |
| frog | noun | Many frogs live in water. | amphibian |
| from | prep. | He walked home from the station. | starting point |
| prep. | We received a note from the teacher. | origin | |
| prep. | We learned to tell right from wrong. | differentiate | |
| prep. | She was faint from hunger. | because of | |
| front | adj. | The front two tires are flat. | anterior |
| noun | The front of the car was green. | anterior | |
| noun | The store was a front for thieves. | cover | |
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