🇬🇧 Worry meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Worry is that twisty, fluttery feeling inside you when you keep thinking something bad might happen, even if it hasn’t happened yet and might never happen at all.

My mom’s secret worry is that if she says “Because I said so” too many times, she’ll turn into her own mom.

Lena’s only worry during the spelling test was that her brain had gone on vacation without her.

The cat’s main worry was that the food bowl was half full, which obviously means the world is ending.

The robot’s only worry was that someone would spill juice on its circuits and it would start dancing forever.

Scientists say a little worry can help you stay safe and prepare—but too much worry is like carrying a backpack full of bricks you don’t need.

A boy has a small worry. The worry is a lost dog. The worry is on his face; the worry makes him run and call. He looks in the park and finds the dog under a tree. He hugs the dog and the worry goes. He smiles, no more worry.

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This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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