# Countryside Intermediate

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- CEFR: B1 (Intermediate)
- Theme: Travel & Transportation
- Words: 14
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Countryside vocabulary for a working landscape, including a stream, a footpath and an orchard, plus a hedge, a windmill and a scarecrow.

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## Word list

* **stream** /strim/: A very small, narrow river that you can often step across. — “The children paddled in the **stream** behind the cottage.”
* **footpath** /ˈfʊtˌpæθ/: A narrow way across fields or through woods for people walking. — “We followed the **footpath** through the woods to the pub.”
* **coast** /koʊst/: The land along the edge of a country, right beside the sea. — “The road follows the **coast** all the way to the lighthouse.”
* **hill** /hɪl/: A raised piece of land, higher than the ground around it but lower than a mountain. — “The village sits on top of a steep green **hill**.”
* **lake** /leɪk/: A large area of water with land all around it. — “We hired a rowing boat and crossed the **lake**.”
* **cliff** /klɪf/: A high steep face of rock, often at the edge of the sea. — “Don't go too near the **cliff** — the path is crumbling.”
* **orchard** /ˈɔrtʃərd/: An area of land where fruit trees are grown. — “We picked apples in the **orchard** behind the farmhouse.”
* **pasture** /ˈpæstʃər/: Land covered with grass, used for farm animals to feed on. — “The cattle were moved to fresh **pasture**.”
* **wildlife** /ˈwaɪldˌlaɪf/: Animals and plants living in their natural environment. — “The nature reserve protects rare **wildlife**.”
* **harvest** /ˈhɑrvəst/: The time when crops are gathered, or the act of gathering them. — “The whole village helped with the autumn **harvest**.”
* **hedge** /hɛdʒ/: A line of bushes planted close together to divide two fields. — “A **hedge** rather than a fence runs the whole length of the lane.”
* **windmill** /ˈwɪndˌmɪl/: A building with sails that turn in the wind to grind corn or pump water. — “The **windmill** on the ridge has not turned since the war.”
* **scarecrow** /ˈskærˌkroʊ/: A figure dressed in old clothes, put in a field to frighten birds away. — “The **scarecrow** lost its hat in the first storm of the autumn.”
* **vineyard** /ˈvɪnjərd/: An area of land where grapes are grown for wine. — “The **vineyard** covers the whole south-facing slope.”

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