Learn common words starting with B in English. “You know how to whistle don’t you…You just put your lips together and blow.” This was made famous in a movie byLauren Bacalland Humphrey Bogart. Okay, maybe we won’t whistle today. Instead, we will have a list of words. They all start with a letter of the alphabet that’s as easy as whistling.
Get ready. Put your lips together. Now blow, letting your lips resist opening for a second. You just made the letter “B”. And here are—
Words Starting with B
Here are 100 frequently used words that start with B.
1. BABY
Noun:
A very young child.; an infant
She rocked thebabyto sleep
形容词:
Atypically tiny
- babycarrots
- Let’s takebabysteps at first
Verb:
To care for to an extreme degree
I just want someone tobabyme today
Slang:
Used as a way of speaking to someone, Usually used flirtatiously or affectionately.
Hey,baby, you’re lookin’ good.
2. BEDROOM
Noun:
Room in the home where sleeping is done (bed+room)
We’ve turned the smallestbedroominto a nursery for our new baby.
3. BEER
Noun:
Fermented alcoholic beverage. Typically made from grains such as barley, with hops added, then carbonated.
I’ve put thebeerin the fridge to chill.
4. BLOG
Noun:
A computer site containing mainly statements and personal thoughts by the person who writes it.
Do you actually want to monetize yourblog?
5.BIRD
Noun:
A winged vertebrate that is warm-blooded and covered with feathers.
Crane is a kind ofbirdwith very long legs and neck.
Slang:
Obscene gesture
6. BOOS
Noun:
Plural form of sound made, usually by people in a crowd, to indicate disapproval.
The performance was met withboosand hisses.
7. BOOBS
Slang:
Breasts
Today, I told my mom I was excited myboobswere getting bigger.
8. BOMB
Noun:
Explosive device
Thebombhad been set with a four-hour fuse.
Slang:
Disastrous loss
The play was abomb.
When used with “the”, absolutely wonderful
The play was thebomb.
9. BORN
形容词:
Given a start or life
She wasborninto a wealthy family.
10. BOSS
Noun:
A person who has authority
Hisbossgave him a reprimand for being late.
11. BLUE
形容词:
Color. Related to what the sky looks like.
They have dressed alike inbluejersey and knickers.
12. BLACK
形容词:
Color. Often used to describe African American people and things associated with them, like their culture.
I like the contrast of the white trousers with ablackjacket.
13. BOY
Noun:
A young male
The littleboysat in a gloomy corner.
14. BREW
Verb:
To boil, steep, or ferment
I’ll酿造up a fresh pot of tea when they arrive.
Beer
I thought I’d try the local酿造.
15. BUGS
Noun:
Insects
The birds that eatbugscan see them from far away.
Slang:
Problems with computer systems, software, etc.
The command module had shown severalbugsin its components and a maddening fault with the communications systems.
16. BURY
Verb:
To totally cover
He’d had toburyhis pain over the years.
17. BUTT
Noun:
An alternative for rear end
If I go out on that ice, I will fall on mybutt.
18. BUSY
形容词:
Teeming with activity
I’m afraid I’mbusytonight.
19. BUY
Verb:
Purchase, give money in exchange for goods
I usuallybuyall my vegetables at the market.
20. BACK
Noun:
Body area from the lower spine to the neck. Often used to denote responsibility.
Movement can be painful when you’ve hurt yourback.
To have someone leave you alone about something, you say, “Get off myback”。
To tell a person you are loyal to them, you say, “I’ve got yourback”。
21. BADGE
Noun:
Marker showing membership
He was wearing abadgewith his name on it.
22. BAGGY
形容词:
Loose, often flowing
He was wearing a stripy shirt andbaggyblue trousers.
23. BAKERY
Noun:
The location where edibles are cooked in ovens.
The smell of fresh bread from a面包店made him hungry but he did not stop.
24. BALLS
Noun:
Spheres used primarily in sports
She could not stop thoseballsfrom rolling round.
Slang:
Testicles
25. BARK
Verb:
The sound made by a dog
The dog gave a loudbark.
Noun:
Outside of a tree
Thebarkof plane trees peels off regularly.
26. BASIC
形容词:
Related to the starting point or essence
He knew thebasicrules of the game
27. BASIS
Noun:
Foundation
She was chosen for the job on thebasisof her qualifications and ideas.
28. BEANS
Noun:
Plural, edible seeds often eaten with their pods as vegetables
Thebeanswill only germinate if the temperature is warm enough.
29. BEAM
Noun:
Wide support
The approaching car’s headlights were on fullbeam.
30. BEAT
Noun:
The sound a drum makes in music
They danced to the rhythmicbeatof the music.
Verb:
What happens when one team triumphs over another.
The Lakersbeatthe Pistons.
31. BELLY
Noun:
The frontpart of the bodynear the waist
He’s so fat, hisbellyhangs over his trousers.
32. BEGIN
Verb:
Start
If everyone is ready, I’llbegin.
33. BEIGE
形容词:
Color, white with a hint of brown.
It was a white man in middle age, dressed in a lightbeigesuit.
34. BELL
Noun:
An instrument that makes a ringing sound
Thebellis massive, weighing over 40 tons.
35. BELOW
Adverb:
In a lower place
He divedbelowthe surface of the water.
36. BEAUTIFUL
形容词:
Very attractive to look at
It’s a verybeautifulplace in the summertime.
37. BIRTH
Noun:
The moment when life begins
The baby weighed three kilos atbirth.
38. BLAME
Verb:
Say another person did something wrong
Don’tblameme – it’s not my fault.
39. BLEED
Verb:
Have blood flow
And after about three days, I was in terrible pain and started tobleeda lot.
40. BLEND
Verb:
Mix together
Blenda little milk with the custard powder to form a paste.
41. BLIND
形容词:
Unable to see
I must have beenblindnot to realize the danger we were in.
42. BLINK
Verb:
To close eyes for a very short time
When I told her how much it would cost, she didn’t evenblink.
43. BELT
Noun:
Article of clothing used to hold up pants
She wore a wide带around her waist.
Drink, usually alcoholic
Think I’ll have a带.
44. BRING
Transitive verb:
To cause, either by carrying, dragging, or some other means to come with you.
Pleasebringme a pot of coffee.
45. BOOK
Noun:
Written words, either on pages between covers or online, usually with a beginning, middle and end.
We searched for hours, but couldn’t find thebook.
46. BOOTH
Noun:
Stall
They sat in a cornerbooth, away from other diners.
47. BOSSY
形容词:
Overly authoritative, controlling
She’s terriblybossyand nobody likes her much.
48. BOWL
Noun:
Dish with raised sides
Abowlof hot chicken soup will be good for you.
49. BOX
Noun:
Temporary container, often cardboard
She removed every single thing from thebox.
50. BOXER
Noun:
一个人的工作是在对手fists
Theboxerturned aside the sudden blow with his left arm.
51. BRAKE
Verb:
Stop
I had tobrakesuddenly, and the car behind me ran into me.
52. BREAK
Verb:
Split in more than one piece.
I want tobreakup with you.
53. BRAND
Verb:
To burn
You can’tbrand所有足球年代upporters as hooligans.
Noun:
Company logo
He gave his name to a well-knownbrandof frozen food.
54. BRAIN
Noun:
The organ that controls the body
Thebrainis a part of the nervous system of the human body.
55. BRACE
Noun:
Support
She wore abraceto correct her gappy teeth.
56. BRICK
Noun:
A rectangular piece of building or paving material
The house has a wooden frame faced withbrick.
57. BRAVE
形容词:
Getting something done even though circumstances are disheartening
He was notbraveenough to report the loss of the documents.
58. BLOW
Verb:
Make a gust of wind
If youblowthat balloon up any more it will burst.
59. BRIDE
Noun:
Woman on her wedding day
Thebrideand bridegroom received their guests in the great hall.
60. BREAD
Noun:
Baked side dish made of grains
She was sawing thebreadwith a blunt knife.
Slang:
Money
He earns his dailybreadas a tourist guide.
61. BRIEF
Noun:
Underwear
形容词:
Short, quick
Saunder’s lawyer made abriefstatement to the press outside the court.
62. BROOM
Noun:
Sweeping tool
I can’t sweep without abroom.
63. BROKE
Slang:
Without money
64. BROWN
形容词:
Color, the color of dirt
He’s gotbrowneyes and a cheerful smile.
65. BROTHER
Noun:
Male sibling
I have received a letter from mybrother.
66. BROTH
Noun:
Soup stock
Add wine, chickenbroth, and 2 cups of water.
67. BUILD
Verb:
To make something by putting more than one thing together
There are no plans tobuildnew offices.
68. BULB
Noun:
Round structure. Can be a light bulb or plant bulb.
I’m not very practical – I can’t even change a lightbulb.
69. BUNCH
Noun:
Group
I received abunchof flowers yesterday.
Verb:
Gather
I willbunchthese together
70. BURNT
形容词:
Overcooked
I’m afraid I’veburntthe pizza.
71. BYTES
Noun:
A unit of data storage capacity or information on a computer
A graphic character is fixed length 2bytesper character.
72. BANANA
Noun:
Long yellow fruit related to the plantain
I watched her take abananafrom a paper bag, peel it, and offer it to Frank.
73. BARELY
Adverb:
几乎没有在all
The water wasbarelydribbling out of the tap.
74. BEARD
Noun:
Hair grew on a man’s face
His chin was completely covered by hisbeard.
75. BEAR
Noun:
Large animal
The white fur of the polarbearis a natural camouflage.
76. BARE
形容词:
Naked
Don’t walk on the cold floor withbarefeet.
77. BORING
形容词:
Uninteresting
This job is soboring. I wish I could do something more creative.
78. BORED
形容词:
Characterized by a lack of interest
I’mbored: let’s go to the cinema.
79. BOARD
Noun:
Plank
The teacher pegged a notice to a noticeboard.
80. BASS
Noun:
In seafood, a freshwater fish
Largemouthbass, yellowbass, channel catfish, and rainbow trout accounted for about 5 percent of the total.
In music, the low notes
Do you singbassor baritone?
81. BASKET
Noun:
A woven container
I have picked out the bad tomatoes from thebasket.
82. BATH
Noun:
A container of water specifically for sitting in and cleansing the body
After a week of camping, I really needed abath.
83. BREATH
Noun:
The air that comes into or goes from the body
Take a deepbreath, and you will feel relaxed.
84. BREATHE
Verb:
The act of inhaling or exhaling air
I can’tbreathein this room.
85. BECOME
Verb:
To experience change
The colorsbecomemellow as the sun went down.
86. BEFORE
Adverboradjective:
At an earlier date or time
I saw Simon shortlybeforehis departure for Russia.
87. BELIEVE
Verb:
To consider to be the fact
You shouldn’tbelieveeverything you read.
88. BESIDE
Preposition:
Next to
He is sittingbesideher on the sofa.
89. BILL
Noun:
Request for money from a debtor
He beckoned to the waiter to bring thebill.
90. BINGE
Verb:
Over-indulgence
I tend tobingeon chocolate when I’m watching TV.
91. BRIBE
Noun:
Money given for favors
She had been offered a $50 000bribeto drop the charges.
92. BRIDGE
Noun:
Structure over water
There’s a woodenbridgeover the river.
93.明亮的
形容词:
Reflecting a high level of light
The sunlight was verybright.
94. BROKEN
形容词:
Not whole
Can you glue thebrokenvase together?
95. BUDGET
Noun:
Guide set for money spent
Cutting thebudgetwas an impressive accomplishment.
96. BUCKET
Noun:
Container for carrying liquids
Armed with abucketand a mop, I started washing the floor.
97. BUMPER
形容词:
Large, to an unusual extent
Plum growers say they are expecting abumperharvest this year.
98. BUREAU
Noun:
Subdivision of a department
The travelbureauis not so far from here.
99.汉堡
Noun:
Short for hamburger
Would you like a large or small cola with yourburger?
100. BUTTER
Noun:
Spread made from cream
Do you wantbutteror margarine on your toast?
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Last Updated on January 31, 2023
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