WorksheetsVocabulary Unit 4
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
able to give a correct reading or measurement
depart
course
accurate
despair
accurate
to lose hope
the place to which something or someone is going
to make or become worse
not exact, but close enough to be reasonably correct
destination
the act of leaving
a total lack of hope
to become worse
the place to which something or someone is going
the path over which something moves
despair
course
accurate
destination
depart
to make or become worse
to leave
a total lack of hope
without mistakes
deteriorate
to make or become worse
able to give a correct reading
to lose hope
a way of acting or behaving
to lose hope
depart
destination
despair
deteriorate
gale
to calculate
a very strong wind
to make or become strong
to break off
navigate
to calculate/direct the movement of a ship or aircraft
a longing for a certain time in the past
to cut in two
to bring back into use or fashion
going straight across from side to side
jubliation
sever
horizon
nostalgia
Nostalgia
a longing for a certain time in the past
very happy
to bring back into use or fashion
to break off
revive
to make or become strong again
the science or practice of navigating
the apparent line in the distance
to cut in two
jubilation
to break off
a feeling or expression of great joy
the science or practice of navigation
a very strong wind
voyage
to break off
a loud burst
to make a long journey by sea or in space
sever
sever
a very strong wind
to calculate
to break off
a long journey
departure
the act of leaving
to lose hope
correctness
a way of acting
accuract
a total lack of hope
exactness
the place to which something or someone is going
to make or become worse
jubilant
the science or practice of navigating
a loud outburst
very happy
to cut in two
navigation
a feeling or expression of great joy
a very strong gale
the science or practice of navigating
to cut in two
