A2 Flyers Vocabulary: Clothes

    Cambridge A2 Flyers introduces 17 new clothes words, on top of the 23 from earlier levels — 40 in total for the exam, because YLE vocabulary is cumulative. The new words are below with meanings, examples and audio; the earlier ones are listed further down.

    New at A2 Flyers: 17 words

    belt
    belt — Picture
    noun

    A strip of material you wear around your waist to hold up your pants.

    My pants are too big, so I need a belt.

    bracelet
    bracelet — Picture
    noun

    It's a piece of jewelry you wear around your wrist.

    My new bracelet is blue and has a little star.

    costume
    costume — Picture
    noun

    Special clothes you wear to look like someone or something else.

    I need a costume for the party on Saturday.

    crown
    crown — Picture
    noun

    A special hat worn by a king or queen.

    The princess put on her toy crown and smiled.

    glove
    glove — Picture
    noun

    A covering for your hand, often worn in cold weather.

    I need a glove because my hand is cold.

    necklace
    necklace — Picture
    noun

    It is jewelry that you wear around your neck.

    My mum likes to wear a pretty necklace.

    pajamas
    pajamas — Picture
    noun

    These are soft, loose clothes you wear in bed.

    I like to wear my warm pajamas when it is cold.

    pocket
    pocket — Picture
    noun

    A small bag sewn into clothes, for holding things.

    I keep my small toys in my pocket.

    ring
    ring — Picture
    noun

    A circle often worn on a finger.

    I like my new silver ring.

    spot
    spot — Picture
    noun

    A small, round mark or area.

    I saw a red spot on my shirt.

    spotted
    adjective

    Saw; noticed with your eyes.

    I spotted a red bird in the tree.

    stripe
    stripe — Picture
    noun

    It is a long line of color on something.

    My cat has a black stripe on its back.

    striped
    adjective

    Having lines of a different color.

    I like his striped shirt because it is cool.

    sunglasses
    sunglasses — Picture
    noun

    Dark glasses you wear to protect your eyes from the sun.

    I wear sunglasses because the sun is very bright.

    trainers
    trainers — Picture
    noun

    Shoes for sports or running.

    I wear trainers because they are comfy for playing.

    umbrella
    umbrella — Picture
    noun

    A thing you hold over your head to keep you dry when it rains.

    I need my umbrella because it is raining outside.

    uniform
    uniform — Picture
    noun

    Special clothes worn by all people in a group, like at school.

    I wear a blue uniform to school every day.

    Also needed from earlier levels: 23 words

    The A2 Flyers exam re-uses every clothes word from the earlier YLE levels. Your child should know these too — tap any word to hear it.

    From Pre-A1 Starters (18 words)

    wear

    From A1 Movers (5 words)

    Frequently asked questions

    How many clothes words are in the A2 Flyers wordlist?

    A2 Flyers introduces 17 new clothes words, including belt, bracelet, costume. Together with the earlier levels, your child needs 40 clothes words in total for the A2 Flyers exam.

    Does my child also need the clothes words from earlier levels?

    Yes. Cambridge YLE vocabulary is cumulative: the A2 Flyers exam can use any word from the earlier levels. That's why this page also lists the 23 clothes words from earlier levels further down.

    Is this the official Cambridge list?

    This page is aligned with the official Cambridge English A2 Flyers vocabulary list, with kid-friendly definitions, example sentences and audio added by FlyersEnglish. FlyersEnglish is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge; the official PDF wordlists are available at cambridgeenglish.org.

    FlyersEnglish is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge. This page is aligned with the official Cambridge English wordlists; the official PDFs are available at cambridgeenglish.org.

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