Ecology education – Natural

1 owning a huge amount of information as a result of extensive study and reading

• -> He was a serious, learned man back in his 20s. 
• ->The new girls seemed so learned and lovely.

Synonym

scholarly, experienced, cultured

2 after birth, learning a knowledge by developmental processes

• -> All the animals have learned behaviors to keep themselves alive. 
• ->Doctors say that anxiety is a learned action.
• ->Little birds open their mouths to show the mother that they're hungry, and that's learned behavior.

1 someone in a position of authority has consented to, said, done, etc.

• -> I intend to lodge an official complaint
• ->We signed some official documents to take the dead body.
• ->All rules are written in the official report.

Synonym

formal

Opposite

unofficial

2 associated with the responsibilities of someone in a position of authority

• -> The Prime Minister's official spokesman rejected calls for an inquiry.
• ->I'm working as an official translator in the Spanish Council.
• ->The FIA announced that there would be no official investigation into the incident.

Synonym

authoritative

Opposite

unauthorized

3 that is what the public is told, yet it may or may not be true

• -> The official reason for the delay is not bad weather.
• ->I don’t know the official story behind this murder.

Synonym

sanctioned

Opposite

unofficial

1 Equipment related to each other

• -> I couldn't leave the house because it took too long for technical service to come.
• ->There are a few technical settings that need to be made before starting the exam.

Synonym

technic, tech

2 what is associated with a skilled job

• -> It is natural to make such mistakes because you have no technical experience.
• ->Lack of technical ability is a big problem in this job.

3 the complex meaning of something and its relation to something

• -> There was so much technical term in the texts that I couldnt understand anything.
• ->What I want is actually not a technical article I was wondering your ideas.

1 The desire to rest after fatigue

• -> She says her relationship with me was pretty tiring, which was very hurtful.
• ->Having a cat at home is tiring, I can't even imagine feeding a dog.
• ->She keeps saying that her work is tiring, but she just sleeps all day.

Synonym

exhausting, wearing, wearying

1 person holding a high-ranking title

• -> Among her friends, she was the only titled one.
• ->Being a titled person can be hard sometimes.

Synonym

called

2 Caption of a work

• -> I am currently reading a book titled "Feeling Good".
• ->A striking titled book always sells better.

Synonym

headed

1 not true or accurate

• -> I entered the wrong door and interrupted a class.
• ->We are here to correct every single wrong law in effect.

Synonym

False, incorrect

Opposite

True, correct

2 not correct concerning anything or anyone

• -> Of course it is her wrong to tell your secrets to her friend.
• ->It's not wrong of you to be late.

Synonym

false, mistaken, incorrect, inaccurate, misguided, untrue

3 generating challenges or troubles; not how it ought to be

• -> Is there something wrong? You seem upset.
• ->There’s something wrong about my phone, I can’t open it.

4 not appropriate, correct, or what you require

• -> I should confess that I was wrong for this position.
• ->It is a wrong size, can I change it with a large one?

5 not ethically correct or truthful

• -> All parents have to teach their children that violence is wrong.
• ->It’s wrong that boys keep laughing loudly in the middle of the night.

1 in a way that is done incorrectly or in a unwanted way

• -> It was too late when I realized I was driving on the wrong side of the road.
• ->I know I was wrong but I couldn’t admit it to myself.
• ->How can you manage to understand everything in wrong way?

Synonym

Incorrect, mistaken

Opposite

Right, correct

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 final part of an activity, event or story

• -> The end of the story wrecked me emotionally.
• ->I knew it from the beginning that it wouldn’t have a good end.
• ->The end of the video was exciting.

Synonym

finale

Opposite

beginning

2 describing the extinction

• -> Argument was finally at an end between us after 3 long days.
• ->I want this longing to come an end.

Synonym

existence

Opposite

extinction

3 to tell the farthest part

• -> I need to walk to the end of the street.
• ->We live in the end of the city.

Synonym

end of the line

Opposite

beginning

4 death; the finish of life

• -> I don't want to accept his end.
• ->His end was wrecking.

Synonym

pass away

Opposite

life; be born

5 the state of being involved in something

• -> I have a problem at my end.
• ->He helped me understanding the marketing end.

Synonym

share

1 native surrounding where individuals, creatures, and vegetation exist

• -> We need to take care of our environment.
• ->People don't do enough to save the environment from pollution.

2 the circumstances under which a human, creature, or vegetation exists, works, or engages in such an action

• -> I want to make our home environment entertaining for my kids.
• ->It's quite uncomfortable working environment.

Synonym

setting, surroundings

3 the environment where a person, software, or application works

• -> We develop a software environment for TV systems.
• ->I work in a company which develops an online development environment for telephone networks.

1 piece or part of any written source of art

• -> The mathematical literature in this library is insufficient.
• ->Tolstoy is one of the most important names of Russian literature.

2 a collection of writings or publications on a specific topic

• -> Bring the literature you collected to my room.
• ->I bought all the literature on bird feeding.

1 Words that form an image in a living thing's brain

• -> People get shocked when I say I don't like my name but it's the truth.
• ->The constant changing of street names is not good for archives.

Synonym

noun, forename

2 the stuation where something or someone is

• -> My father only interested in the things that would make his name worse.
• ->I was the one who was advertised for the course's name to be well remembered.

Synonym

fame, renown

3 being a famous with a name, known by a lot of people

• -> this shop's name is spreading day by day.
• ->This company has a crucial name in that sector

4 a fame people

• -> It is said that one of the name attended Met Gala had some problems that night.
• ->The program that toured the homes of famous names was canceled.

Synonym

notable, celebrity

1 Places or areas that share a common history

• -> The lack of raw materials needed in some nations makes them foreign-dependent.
• ->belonging to a nation they never knew, sounds like something they would do.

Synonym

country, nationality

2 community in one place

• -> She did not want to publish these news, arguing that the nation was not ready yet
• ->It's a complete mystery if the nation will raise their voice against these taxes.

Synonym

people, folk

3 Local Americans are a group of person who originated in North America.

• -> I heard that tomorrow a few nations are going to gather and celebrate.
• ->Three of the leading nations seem to be making decisions instead of other people.

1 all the flora, wildlife, and objects in the cosmos that were not created by humans

• -> I admire nature's ability to regenerate itself.
• ->My therapy was spending time in nature with him.

2 the manner incidents occur in the material realm when they are not under human's influence

• -> You should focus on your own business. Nature always does its own thing.
• ->No matter how hard we try, we cannot change the way nature works.

3 The form of reaction found in the soul of a people or any living thing.

• -> Fear is in my hamster's nature.
• ->It's in his nature to try to fix people and get angry at them for their mistakes.

Synonym

internal, disposition

4 a stuff's fundamental characteristics

• -> I see she's struggling for it even though she can't understand the nature of it.
• ->It's the nature of this job to listen and I'm not sure if I can do this.

5 a sort or subtype of anything

• -> I must try very hard to reveal an art of this nature.
• ->You have created a product far above its nature.

1 the behavior of not covering any clothing since you feel it's much more organic and healthful to do so.

• -> I don't think he believes in anything but naturism.
• ->One of the things that makes people feel very free is naturism.
• ->To understand naturism's nature, you need to read and experience more.

1 People who believe that walking around naked is beneficial to their physical health

• -> The rate of naturists in Germany is very high.
• ->I think that some naturists cannot fully embrace nudism.
• ->The naturist population in the world is decreasing day by day.

Synonym

nudist

1 The situation where something has to be done out of necessity

• -> I stopped questioning the necessity of certain things, I do what I am told.
• ->All inventions are actually born out of human life's necessity.

Synonym

vitalism, need

2 To have something is what is part of the order

• -> I need to get out of this bed to fulfill my vital necessities.
• ->I am not a source you can use to meet your necessities.

Synonym

requirement, deficiency

3 a circumstance which cannot be escaped but it must happen

• -> I eventually admitted that living apart is a necessity in our destiny.
• ->It is a necessity to finish this school to be able to do this job.

Synonym

imperativeness, obligation

1 Leading an event

• -> When officials arrived on the scene, the thieves already went.
• ->This morning officials flew to the capital to assess the economic crisis.
• ->The fact that the officials are here does not make the employees work more willingly.

Synonym

authorized, competent

1 a human being

• -> He's the last person who'd lie to me.
• ->She was the only person who stood beside me in that argument.

Synonym

human

Opposite

nonhuman

2 the actual self or individual personality of a human being

• -> He's such a selfish person, it annoys me.
• ->The manager should be an honest person.

Synonym

personage

Opposite

normal

1 a series of actions taken in order to accomplish a certain result

• -> Studying is a long-term process.
• ->I don't want to get through these processes all over again.

Synonym

cognitive operation

Opposite

forget

2 a series of events, particularly those that result in natural changes

• -> Countries are going through the peace process.
• ->Growing process of a plant takes long time.

Synonym

unconscious process

Opposite

unnaturally

1 someone whose job is to teach in a school or college

• -> I want to be a English teacher.
• ->When I was a primary school, I really loved my music teacher.

1 an idea anticipated or remembered

• -> The thought of my family's death makes me want to cry
• ->I don't want the thought of you firing my brother
• ->She couldn't deal with the thought of moving to another city

Synonym

idea, considiration

2 the totality of the mind and the ideas in it

• -> My thoughts about him changed a lot these days
• ->The school wanted to build a new park for the kids but their thoughts were changed

Synonym

idea

3 Consideration.

• -> I will try to give him a chance to do a comprehensive thought
• ->She doesn't want to give another thought for this job

Synonym

consideration, concluding

4 to deeply and vigorously think about something

5 the capacity and capability of thinking

• -> I appreciated her being so defensive about the right of expressing thoughts
• ->Philosophy gives us a right to extract our thoughts

Synonym

cognition

1 an attempt to accomplish anything

• -> I tried the rollercoaster.
• ->It was his second try at Korean food.

Synonym

attempt

2 a test of fresh or unusual things to see if they are nice, appropriate, etc.

• -> I will try skateboarding.
• ->I'll try Chinese food just for you.

1 especially either from Monday to Sunday or from Sunday to Saturday, a period of seven days

• -> The first day of the week is usually people's the least favorite day.
• ->A new episode of the series is released every week.
• ->I will not go to school this week because I will go abroad.

2 the five days from Monday to Friday

• -> I will go abroad weekend and come back during the week.
• ->Cargo companies works on week and are closed at the weekend.

3 the usual you are working period of days

• -> She works full-day week because she has a lot of debt.
• ->He doesn't have breakfast during the week.

1 dishonest or morally unacceptable behavior

• -> He was very rude to the old lady , and that was wrong.
• ->She yelled at the kid because of his wrong behavior.

Synonym

false, bad

Opposite

correct

1 to reach the end of something; finish

• -> A closing reception ends the day.
• ->I didn’t want to end our relationship, but he didn’t give me another option.

Synonym

finish

Opposite

start

1 [transitive, intransitive] to make something clear or easy to understand 

• -> The teacher explained everything clearly, but the students didn't understand it yet.
• ->Let me explain what we have done at the station.

Synonym

clarify

2 [intransitive, transitive] to give reasons for your behaviour:

• -> I asked him to explain himself because he hadn't been home for four days.
• ->Actually listen to what she explains, so she won't be angry with you.

Synonym

express

1 giving a name to someone or a thing

• -> What did you name your new puppy?
• ->I named you "Rosa" because you were as beautiful as a rose when you were born. 

2 to express things correctly

• -> Just name the time, and I'll be there.
• ->Name your conditions.

3 for a specific job or position, to select a person

• -> She was named the new president. 
• ->I thought they would name me as a candidate. 

1 any set of actions taken in order to accomplish a certain outcome

• -> The process of chemotheraphy was hard to endure.
• ->Writing process is more important than outline.

Synonym

Action

2 any succession of events, particularly those that occur in environmental variations

• -> Road is under the construction process.
• ->She is in hard process now.

3 The technique for accomplishing or manufacturing anything, particularly ones employed in business

• -> This process is found and never developed.
• ->one of the best methods is on process now.

1 checking to see if someone or something is wounded

• -> Biologists help to protect the enviroment.
• ->You must protect yourself from bad things.

Synonym

save

Opposite

expose

2 To legally enact a law to preserve an animal, person or anything

• -> I wish all animals are protected against harmful things.
• ->Little dogs are protected by their mother.

3 Taking out a life fuse policy to preserve something you have or to guard someone

• -> Phone cases protect phones againt the damages.
• ->Hat protects us againt the sun.

4 Restricting input to information to preserve a computer

• -> My bank accounts are protected to hard password.
• ->İmportant informations has been protected since 1898.

1 to strive or take the opportunity to accomplish and obtain anything

• -> I tried to go to school in ten minutes by walking.
• ->She tried to stay calm.

2 to put anything using, perform, or try to check if it is acceptable, appropriate, etc.

• -> Trying yoga might help you with back pains.
• ->You should try the new technic.

3 to analyze testimony in support and determine whether a suspect is convicted or not

• -> She was tried for theft.
• ->The case was solved without being tried.

1 not true or accurate

• -> You're sitting on the wrong side of table.
• ->I taled with the wrong person yesterday.

Synonym

uncorrect

Opposite

right

2 not quite accurate regarding anything or anyone

• -> I was totally wrong about your new girlfriend, she has a beautiful heart.
• ->I wish I was wrong about him.

Synonym

false, mistaken, incorrect, inaccurate, misguided, untrue

3 generating issues or troubles; not how it ought to be

• -> I can tell that there's something wrong by the expression on your face.
• ->I thought something was wrong.

4 not appropriate, correct, or what you require

• -> She's wrong for this company.
• ->It was wrong time to ask for some loan.

5 not ethically correct or truthful

• -> We all should teach our kids that lying is wrong.
• ->It's too wrong to keep animals in the zoo.