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Must-Know Autumn Vocabulary
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Must-Know Autumn Vocabulary
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Halloween
(n)
Halloween falls on October 31st.
Halloween falls on October 31st.
rainy
(a)
Good morning, Ms. Masuda. It is rainy today.
Good morning, Ms. Masuda. It is rainy today.
windy
(a)
a type of weather that is characterized by strong gusts of air
I have to deliver newspapers on rainy days and windy days.
I have to deliver newspapers on rainy days and windy days.
sweater
(n)
The woman is wearing a black sweater.
The woman is wearing a black sweater.
cool
(a)
a refreshing temperature, not hot
cool day
cool day
September
(p)
the ninth month of the year
Today is Saturday, September 10th.
Today is Saturday, September 10th.
October
(p)
the tenth month of the year
The third of October is Germany's national holiday.
The third of October is Germany's national holiday.
November
(p)
November is one of four months with thirty days.
November is one of four months with thirty days.
December
(p)
the twelfth month of the year
Friday, December 8th
Friday, December 8th
cold
(n)
I caught a cold.
I caught a cold.
autumn
(n)
the season of the year where trees begin to lose their leaves
Thanksgiving
(n)
The woman is serving a turkey dinner for Thanksgiving.
The woman is serving a turkey dinner for Thanksgiving.
long-sleeved shirt
(p)
Long-sleeved shirts are good for cold weather.
Long-sleeved shirts are good for cold weather.
chestnut
(n)
At the chestnut festival we can eat cakes and roast chestnuts.
At the chestnut festival we can eat cakes and roast chestnuts.
fall
(n)
March marks the start of Spring in the northern hemisphere and fall in the southern hemisphere.
March marks the start of Spring in the northern hemisphere and fall in the southern hemisphere.
autumnal equinox
(n)
pumpkin pie
(n)
Thanksgiving Day
(p)
season
(n)
Winter is the season of shortest days and coldest temperatures.
Winter is the season of shortest days and coldest temperatures.
chilly
(a)
I think the weather is getting more and more chilly.
I think the weather is getting more and more chilly.
fall foliage
(n)
leaf
(n)
back to school
(p)
change of season
(p)
falling leaves
(p)
The falling leaves color the ground in yellow, brown, and red.
The falling leaves color the ground in yellow, brown, and red.
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