🇬🇧 Journal meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A journal is a special kind of magazine or newspaper that only talks about one main topic, like science, animals, or space, and experts write in it to share what they have discovered.

The Potato Sports Journal announced the first-ever Couch Potato Marathon, where nobody actually moves.

The Unicorn Rainbow Journal did a study and proved glitter never truly disappears; it just migrates to your socks.

The Cookie Science Journal reported that cookies on the top shelf have a 99% chance of being stolen by tall dads.

The Penguin Travel Journal complained that every vacation spot was just more snow.

There are real science journals where scientists share discoveries.

She found a small journal on the shop table. The journal had big bird photos and short news about birds. The journal showed new nests and happy chicks. She put the journal by the window. Her friend saw the journal and smiled. They read the journal and felt warm today.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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