fall
/fɔl/To go down to the ground suddenly by accident.
Example: Careful, you'll fall if you run on that wet floor.
A110 words · Beginner
Accidents & Injuries vocabulary — A1
Accidents and injuries vocabulary for staying safe, including a fall, a cut, a burn and a break, with simple words for being careful and avoiding danger.
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10cut
/kʌt/A thin open place in your skin made by something sharp.
Example:
She's got a small cut on her finger from the tin.
burn
/bɜrn/A hurt place on your skin made by fire or something very hot.
Example:
I've got a small burn where the hot pan touched me.
blood
/blʌd/The red liquid that comes out when you cut your skin.
Example:
There was a little blood on my finger.
break
/breɪk/To make a bone in your body crack, often after a bad fall.
Example:
He fell off his bike and broke his arm.
careful
/ˈkɛrfəl/Thinking about what you are doing so you do not hurt yourself.
Example:
Please be careful when you cut bread with that sharp knife.
safe
/seɪf/Not in danger and not likely to be hurt.
Example:
Hold my hand and you'll be safe crossing the road.
hit
/hɪt/To touch someone or something suddenly and with force.
Example:
The ball hit the window and broke the glass.
drop
/drɑp/To let something fall from your hand without meaning to.
Example:
She dropped the plate and it broke.
danger
/ˈdeɪndʒər/The chance that something bad or harmful might happen.
Example:
Swimming in that river is full of danger.
