- Capable of producing abundant vegetation or crops.

The fertile land in the countryside makes it ideal for farming.

- A group of animals, especially birds or sheep.

A flock of birds flew across the sky as the storm approached.

- To grow or develop in a healthy way.

The economy flourished after the new policies were introduced.

- Dark or poorly lit; feeling down or pessimistic.

The gloomy weather matched the tone of the day’s tragic news.

- To incline or bend; not having much extra fat.

The building leaned dangerously after the earthquake.

- Related to the sea; sea life.

Marine life is threatened by the increasing pollution of the oceans.

- To happen or take place.

The event occurred unexpectedly, leaving everyone in shock.

- To flow over the brim or top of a container.

The river overflowed, causing severe flooding in the area.

- An animal that is hunted and killed by another for food.

Lions are known to stalk their prey quietly before attacking.

- Fully grown and ready to be harvested or eaten.

The apples are ripe and ready to be picked from the tree.

- Relating to the countryside, as opposed to the city.

Many people moved from rural areas to the city in search of jobs.

- Located in a specific place.

The small town is situated between two large rivers.

- To avoid or keep a distance from something or someone.

It’s best to stay away from the unstable buildings after the earthquake.

- To hit or attack something or someone forcefully.

Workers decided to strike after negotiations with management failed.

- To domesticate or train (an animal) to behave in a controlled manner.

The zookeepers managed to tame the wild animals.