Places

An airport is a place airplanes land and take off. When people are going on holidays a long way away, they need to go to an airport to catch a plane.

The apex of something is its highest point.

Similar words to apex are vertex or summit.

A bakery is a place where bread, cakes, pies and other baked goods are made and sold.

A bank is a place you go to deposit or withdraw money, or ask for a loan to buy a house or car. Bank buildings are not as common as they used to be, as you can now do a lot of banking via an ATM or over the Internet.

A basement is a room that is underneath a house or other building. Basements are often used to store things you aren't using, and usually have water heaters, washing machines and other utilities in them. The term "basement" is US-centric. Other countries are more likely to have a cellar than a basement.

A bedroom is a room where you sleep. A bedroom usually has at least one bed in it, and also may have a wardrobe and dresser to keep clothes in. Children often have a desk in their bedroom too.

A burrow is a hole in the ground that animals like foxes and badgers dig as homes for themselves.

Burrowing can also be used as a verb, as in "the rabbit was burrowing into the side of the hill".

A bus stop is a special place that you wait for a bus. The bus driver knows there will be people waiting at a bus stop and will watch out for you. Bus stops can just be a sign on a post, or a bench, or a proper shelter from the weather.

A cathedral is a very large and elaborate church.

A cellar is an underground room that is usually used for storing things like wine or vegetables.