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1 possessing a significant impact on human beings or objects; being extremely valuable

• -> Your feelings are important to me.
• ->I want to talk to you about something very important.

Synonym

main,major

Opposite

unimportant

2 bearing a lot of power or impact

• -> Leos think that they are the most important creature in the world.
• ->Do you consider yourself as an important person?

1 utilized to define meal which has been treated with substances to extend its shelf life or enhance flavor or color

• -> It’s unhealthy to eat highly processed foods.
• ->I don’t think the government should let the markets sell processed meat.

1 producing items or cultivating food in vast numbers

• -> It’s really difficult to find productive lands in these years.
• ->We need to choose the most productive machine and learn how it works to improve the others.

Opposite

unproductive

2 a great deal of performing or attaining

• -> When the sun shines in the sky, I become more and more productive.
• ->We made a very productive meeting with my boss.

Synonym

fruitful

3 as a consequence of anything or as a factor of anything

• -> Last night I watched a movie which is productive of the honesty.
• ->The book which is productive of making money is one of the best-sellers currently.

1 To be capable of doing any job, to reach a sufficient level.

• -> He is skilled at videogames, so he wants a gaming computer that he can play every game.
• ->Micheal was fired because he was not a skilled worker.

2 necessitating particular skills or education

• -> You should work so long time if you want to gain skilled work.
• ->If you learn more skilled work, you can earn more money.

Synonym

expert

1 reaching your goals or doing what you set out to do

• -> After long studies, he was successful in the university exam.
• ->When it comes to calculating, my daughter is so successful.
• -> My childhood dream came true, I became a successful business woman.

Synonym

efficient, succeeded

Opposite

unsuccessful,failed

2 having become well-known and/or earning a large amount of money

• -> You are a promising successful singer.
• ->My cousin is a successful athlete.
• ->I own a big, successful business like my dreams.

Synonym

profitable

Opposite

fruitless

1 the state of something being uppermost

• -> The toy is hidden on the topmost shelf.
• ->There are hundreds of birds on the topmost branch.

Synonym

uppermost

1 a tough task or situation to cope with

• -> He keeps asking me tricky questions about yesterday.
• ->I can’t deal with this tricky case anymore, it’s really beyond me.

1 possessing monetary value, etc.

• -> This vase is so worth.
• ->I know how worth is this portrait, I don’t understand why you’re trying to sell it to us at a very high price.

Synonym

price, cost, value, expense

2 utilized to suggest the activity since you believe it would be beneficial, enjoyable, etc.

• -> It’s worth staying in city for your education.
• ->It's worth knowing every detail about case before you write the report.

3 essential, nice, or enjoyable sufficent to satisfy someone, particularly when there is trouble or try associated

• -> Is it worth to break my heart?
• ->My car is not worth changing the pieces, I need a new one.

1 possessing only been alive or existing for a brief period of time; not completely matured

• -> His girlfriend is too young for him.
• ->It’s normal to be that educated in young adults.

Opposite

old

2 not completely old enough; not as old as other things so the youthful one

• -> She’s the youngest person in the team.
• ->I’m younger than my classmates.

3 comprised primarily of young individuals or kids; having a youthful age range

• -> Her young fan groups are getting bigger.
• ->This kind of music is not for the young people.

4 acceptable or ideal for children and teenagers

• -> I felt too old in the club which was a young one.
• ->This skirt is too young for you.

Synonym

youthful

5 utilized to express annoyance or anger against a certain youth individual

• -> You’ll learn to behave, young lady.
• ->I will never show you tolerance, young man.

1 possessing the characteristics of a teenage person

• -> Her youthful voice amazed the crowd.
• ->He amazes me every time with his youthful exuberance.

Synonym

young, teen

Opposite

oldish

2 you are immature or appear to be immature than you are

• -> The new youthful man in the office is funny.
• ->This youthful boss gets along with everyone in company.

1 comprised of two elements; to a degree but not entirely

• -> The cat was part Siberian and part Egyptian Mau.
• ->the material used in this dress is part cotton, part polyester.
• ->he filled the glass with part cola, part iced tea.

1 to concentrate on someone/something, give your focus, your interest to that person/thing.

• -> Her attention is all I need.
• ->Everybody like attention.

Synonym

awareness

2 observant care; consideration.

• -> Don't you see ? She needs a medical attention.
• ->I took medical attention for 1 month.

3 Military. an erect position with eyes to the front, arms to the sides, and heels together (often used as a command).

• -> Wait on attention.
• ->Solidier, stand to attention.

1 buyers from a shop or business who can be both a person or an institution

• -> Customers like the new menu
• ->She sells the best quality goods to satisfy customers.

1 used when specifying a 24-hour time frame

• -> I'll go to holiday for two days.
• ->I have three days to finish the report.
• ->I need one more day, please.

2 the period of time among when it first gets daylight in the early and when it first goes dark in the night

• -> It was a lovely day, thank you.
• ->I sat at balcony all day and watched the sea.
• ->It didn’t rain all day but the sky was covered in black clouds.

3 the times of day if you're up, studying, etc., rather than resting

• -> It's been a really long day, and I've got a bad headache.
• ->I've got a big day tomorrow.
• ->I hope you had a good day.

4 a certain epoch of chronology or moment

• -> There were no sounds in movies in the days of my youth.
• ->The first days of colored movies were like a miracle to people.

5 a span of time in someone's profession and personal life

• -> The photo was from my cheerleader days.
• ->I longed for the good old days.
• ->I was so happy in my university days.

1 the connection among output, commerce, and money supply in a certain nation or area

• -> The war damaged the country's economy.
• ->Summer will improve the city’s economy.

2 a nation, when considering a state's financial structure

• -> Seems like the best economy is US this year.
• ->Europe needs more developed economies to help Africa.

3 the utilization of facilities and resources in a waste-free manner

• -> It’s not a true economy to buy more than you need to keep them stocked.
• ->We’re going on an economy which is more helpful for nature.

4 a method of getting the most bang for your buck

• -> He cooks with an amazing economy of foods.
• ->I need you to work with economy of energy.

1 the state of becoming significant

• -> After signing the contract, they all understood its importance.
• ->The announcements made them realize the importance of the subject.
• ->You should be aware of the importance of the situation we are in.

Synonym

significance, seriousness, value

Opposite

insignificance

1 [uncountable] some but not all of a thing in part

• -> You are going to conduct technical work for part of the day.
• ->Unfortunately, parts of the house have been destroyed.

Synonym

piece

2 [countable] a separate piece or feature of something, or a section

• -> We learned that there are difficult parts of diets.
• ->I researched the essential parts of teaching English on the internet.

Synonym

various

3 [countable, usually singular, uncountable] involvement in an activity or action which somebody/something

• -> The attractive man wanted to be a part of the movies.
• ->How can I be a part of this wide family?

Synonym

being

4 [countable] a section piece of a human,animal or plant body

• -> He decided to donate part of his organs to other patients.
• ->Could you tell me what the parts of the human body are?

Synonym

piece

5 [countable] a region or an area area in the world such as a country, a town, etc.

• -> Have you visited other parts of America?
• ->Let's see other parts of the skyscraper.

1 practical ways of scientific knowledge in industry,

• -> Technology is the most important thing that makes our life easier
• ->Thanks to the technology, we can communicate with people far away in seconds.

2 Items created and made by technology

• -> Ellie came to school with her recent phone.
• ->Technological devices change our life fast

1 a quantity of anything with the target level

• -> The worth of the gold she had was thousands of dollars.
• ->The gift he gave had 200 pounds worth.

2 someone's or anything's monetary, economic, or ethical worth

• -> His worth is bigger than every person in the world to me.
• ->What's the worth of the painting?

1 young people are addressed

• -> The club is only for young people.
• ->Young people are better at technology than old people.

Synonym

youthful

Opposite

old

2 young animals of a specific species or belonging to a specific mother

• -> Tt carries its young in its pocket.
• ->The mother was looking for its young.

1 [usually passive] If you are attracted by or to someone, you like them, often finding them interesting

• -> Advertise on the billboards if you want to attract more consumers.
• ->The native people tried to attract tourist's interests.

Synonym

interest

2 take part in something or to make somebody/something come somewhere

• -> It is provided that it attracts people to the event.
• ->We don't know how to attract people?

Synonym

appeal, draw in

3 attracted to something making people have a special reaction

• -> She made an effort to attract the waiter's attention.
• ->The man wants to attract her.
• ->To get the children's attention, the nursery instructor shook her head.

Synonym

get attention

4 be attracted to often finding somebody sexually interesting

• -> They continued to attract each other physically.
• ->It is difficult for men to attract women.

Synonym

allure,captivate

1 to check and contrast individuals or objects seeing how both are same and dissimilar

• -> The old people always compare the new generation with their generation.
• ->They compared their heights.

2 to resemble anyone or anything else, for good or for bad

• -> They compare the new band to the Beatles.
• ->We compare the cartoons on different channels.

3 to demonstrate or assert that anyone or anything is related to anyone or anything else

• -> They compared the eyes of the babies in the hospital.
• ->We compared the results of exams for two years.

1 When one individual separates from the next, or two persons separate, they are said to be leaving one and other.

• -> I have never seen her after we parted.
• ->They are very sorry to part.
• ->We are together now, we haven't parted yet.

2 in order to avoid someone from having a partner 

• -> I unwillingly accepted to be parted from my daughter.
• ->She had to be parted from his father.

3 They travel apart from one another when two items or portions of objects separate or you divide them.

• -> The window parted and cold air came in.
• ->She doesn't part her mouth to eat meal.

4 split hair into two pieces using utensils to separate

• -> She parts her hair into two parts in her special days.
• ->Since he will go out, he wear on a nice shirt and parted his hair in the middle.

1 to comprehend or be informed of a specific truth or circumstance

• -> I was shocked when I realized your lies.
• ->I just realized that there’s no food at home.

2 to perform anything significant which you really desire to undertake

• -> Did you realize his ambition to make things right with you?
• ->I realized the promise I gave you.

3 to be purchased for a specific sum of cash

• -> The artwork realized nearly 5$ million.
• ->Their vase realizes trillions.

Synonym

make

4 If a person's worries are realized, the occurrences which they perceive will occur do so

• -> My biggest fear was realized when I watched the new horror film.
• ->Her worst fears were realized when she saw that TV had been still open.

1 to reorganize the state of stuffs; to reorganize your location

• -> I've rearranged the TV in living room.
• ->She rearranged the flowers on the table.

2 to alter a game's schedule, calendar, or location

• -> You may cancel or rearrange the appointment if it doesn’t suit you.
• ->I’m sorry, but we need to rearrange the meeting with kids tomorrow.

Synonym

reschedule