shower
/ˈʃaʊər/To wash your whole body while standing under falling water.
Example: I shower every morning before work.

A110 words · Beginner
Morning & Evening vocabulary for the start and end of the day, including shower, get dressed, have breakfast and say goodnight — the first routine words learners need.

To wash your whole body while standing under falling water.
Example: I shower every morning before work.

To put your clothes on.
Example: Get dressed quickly or we'll miss the bus.

To clean your face with water, usually in the morning.
Example: Wash your face before you put on makeup.

A device that makes a sound to wake you up at a chosen time.
Example: My alarm clock goes off at six every day.

To smooth and tidy the hair on your head using a bristled tool.
Example: Brush your hair before you leave the house.

To pull the fabric across a window so people outside cannot see in.
Example: Close the curtains before you go to sleep.

To secure an entrance with a key so it cannot be opened from outside.
Example: Lock the door before you go to bed.

To switch on an electric lamp so a room is bright.
Example: Turn on the light — it's too dark to see.

To eat the first meal of the day.
Example: We usually have breakfast at seven.

To say a few kind words to someone before they go to sleep.
Example: She always says goodnight to the children.
