🇬🇧 Economical meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Economical means being careful not to waste money or things, like using just what you need and saving the rest for later.

Our economical cat sleeps in the sunlight instead of using a heating bed because sunshine is totally free.

Being economical with candy, I hid it from my siblings and labeled the drawer “Math Homework” so no one would touch it.

Our economical grandma saves wrapping paper so carefully that my birthday looks exactly like last Christmas.

The economical dragon only breathes a tiny puff of fire to toast marshmallows and save energy.

Penguins are naturally economical swimmers—they glide through water using very little energy, like tiny tuxedo torpedoes saving power on every splash.

At the small shop, a woman chose an economical lamp and an economical cup that used less power and water. She also picked an economical car poster and an economical bag to remind her to use things again. Each day she made economical choices at home, and her small coin jar grew. She smiled, proud.

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This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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