B2 words

(adjective) Sufficient in quantity or quality; acceptable or satisfactory.
Example: Although the hotel room was small, it was adequate for a short stay.

(verb) To give or provide something, especially in a collaborative effort or to a common cause. 
Example: Many people volunteered to contribute food and clothing to the local charity drive.

(adjective) Certain to happen and impossible to avoid; unavoidable.
Example: With the heavy rain and strong winds, canceling the outdoor event seemed inevitable.

(noun) A difficult, perplexing, or problematic situation or condition.
Example: His car broke down in the middle of nowhere, leaving him in a predicament.

(verb) To eat, drink, or use up something; to absorb or engage fully in an activity or information.
Example: It's essential to consume a balanced diet for a healthy lifestyle.

(adjective) Showing a great deal of variety or a wide range of different elements.
Example: The university campus is known for its diverse student population from various countries.

(noun) A difficult situation or choice between two equally undesirable alternatives.
Example: She faced a dilemma: attending her best friend's wedding or an important work conference.

(verb) To discuss or bargain with others to reach an agreement or settlement.
Example: The company's management and the labor union are negotiating a new contract.

(adjective) Having a positive outlook on life or a favorable view of future outcomes.
Example: Despite facing challenges, she remained optimistic about her chances of success.

(verb) To become aware of, comprehend, or interpret something through the senses or understanding.
Example: Different people may perceive the same piece of art in unique and personal ways.