How is information stored? – Books

1 thing matters to any event or person

• -> Sleep pattern is very essential for human health.
• ->Being fluent in English is essential for this position.

Synonym

vital crucial critical decisive indispensable

Opposite

nonessential, unnecessary

2 related to a person's or anything's very vital characteristic or fundamental essence

• -> We attach great importance to essential qualifications when selecting candidates.
• ->These 3 essential books are required for this term.

Synonym

fundamental, principle, key

Opposite

unimportant

1 not busy, not having any plans

• -> Are you all free on Monday?
• ->If you're free tomorrow, we can go shopping together.
• ->I don’t know about you, but I'm free today. 

2 not occupied, not used

• -> This room is free, you can stay here.
• ->Is this chair free?

3 with 0 price of something

• -> We're here for free chicken.
• ->If you buy one coffee, they'll give you a free water.

4 not in the hands of someone else's control or power; someone can do whatever he or she wants

• -> I wanted to be free, so I moved to another city. 
• ->He was finally free from his parents' home. 

5 people who are not prisoners or under control of someone as a slave

• -> It was extremely hard to find a free Turk in Emperor. 
• ->He was finally free after three years in jail.
• ->They have all been set free under a government amnesty. 

6 not blocked by someone or something, clear

• -> There's a free path to the front.
• ->They catch the free particulates in the air. 

7 something which doesn't contain any harmful or unpleasant materials

• -> I want a waste free world.
• ->These drugs will make you pain free in a matter of days.

8 not connected to something or someone, able to move without stucking somewhere

• -> The free end of the fabric was in her hand. 
• ->Hold the free side and tuck it in. 

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 catching your eye since it/they are unique, intriguing, or distinctive

• -> Her ego came from the fact that she had a intertesting appearance.
• ->Interesting places, meeting new people was her passion.

Synonym

fascinating, compelling, stimulating, gripping, absorbing

Opposite

boring,tiring

1 not previously known; freshly created, devised, or presented, etc.

• -> The new opened state dormitory was quickly occupied by students.
• ->I bought a lot of new dresses to look good at my sister's wedding

Synonym

only just,novice

Opposite

old

2 the state of being just purchased

• -> For my interview, I purchased a new suit.
• ->Allow me to show you my new outfit.

Synonym

latest,only just

Opposite

old-timer

3 no one has ever utilized or possessed it ago

• -> A new type of mineral has been found that has never been discovered by anyone before.
• ->As we settled in as soon as the construction of our new house was completed, we will be the first to use all of the new furniture.

Synonym

beginner

Opposite

worn

4 in contrast to the preceding thing

• -> He despised the new generation of professional politicians.
• ->Unlike the old one followed, new economic plans can make a big difference.

Synonym

dissimilar

Opposite

similar

5 unfamiliar; existent but not previously viewed, felt, etc.

• -> Everything seemed new and unfamiliar to me.
• ->The news I read does not give new information that I am not aware of.

Synonym

unfamiliar,extaordinary

Opposite

familiar,usual

6 Since you have merely recently begun, landed, etc., you are unfamiliar with anything

• -> You're new to this school, aren't you?
• ->New patients were assigned to rooms.

Synonym

freshly, just now

Opposite

constant

7 either starting out or starting over

• -> With the changed methods, a new economic period begins in Turkey.
• ->After divorcing her husband and moving to a different country, a new life began for Emily.

Synonym

again

Opposite

againward

8 just currently improved or manufactured

• -> New asthma medications have benefited patients.
• ->Did you see the new drink they put up last week?

Synonym

recent

Opposite

longstanding

1 performing anything for a living instead of as a leisure activity

• -> He died as a 25 years old professional athlete.
• ->My father is a professional footballer.

Synonym

expert

Opposite

amateur

2 (of sport) as a salaried employment instead of a pastime

• -> I don’t think I’m ready for professional volleyball.
• ->He can’t turn back to professional sports after that crash.

Opposite

amateur

3 associated with a profession that necessitates specialized skills or competence, particularly one which necessitates a great degree of education

• -> I need some professional advice about finance.
• ->I’m not able to give any professional advices about medicine.

4 demonstrating that someone is good enough handled and talented

• -> These media users are really professional ones.
• ->She performed a very professional dance session.

Synonym

competent

Opposite

amateur

5 with relation to the anticipated norms in a certain field

• -> You need to be professional at work, don’t let your feelings control you.
• ->He has no idea about being professional.

Opposite

unprofessional

1 if something is published, it is ready for distribution in a book,magazine.

• -> when you write your master thesis, you can benefit from published articles.
• ->writer prepared his book and it is ready to be published within a month.

Synonym

broadcast

2 that someone have work released

• -> ı came across published novelist in bookstore
• ->a couple of published authors promised to introduce her to their agent
• ->we see citing a variety of published sources

1 best of wishes

• -> The other day I overslept but fortunately I wasn't late to the office.
• ->The little girl was hit by a car, but fortunately nothing happened to her.

Synonym

luckily

Opposite

unfortunately

1 no compensation

• -> The promotional products are given free.
• ->When you buy ticket for a concert, a bottle of drink is free.

2 in a method which is neither bound nor can go around

• -> After the relaxation I feel that my body is completely free.
• ->Free your body during the session.

1 regularly

• -> My friend and I frequently eat out.
• ->Even though you know your parents become angry, you still frequently come home late.
• ->Even though their relationship isn't great, they frequently get along well.

Synonym

commonly, repeatedly

Opposite

infrequently, rarely, seldom

1 [countable] a particular month, day, and year given in numbers and words

• -> We chose June 11, 2022 as the wedding date.
• ->The date of the council meeting has been set.

2 [countable] a particular day or year at which some event happened or will happen

• -> What is the date of the Valentine's Day?
• ->What date is the Eid this year ?

3 [countable] a meeting with somebody at a particular time

• -> I have a date with my psychiatrist tomorrow.
• ->He won't come because he has a date with elementary school friends.

Synonym

appointment

4 [countable] a person you have a romantic meeting with a boyfriend or girlfriend or who might have a boyfriend and girlfriend

• -> I set up a date next week with the girl I just met.
• ->On my date with my boyfriend, wine was spilled on me.

1 knowledge about someone or anything

• -> I need more information about the kidnapping.
• ->My friend didn't give any information about the girl he was going to introduce me to, I'm curious.

Synonym

knowledge

2 information that a machine processes, stores, or sends

• -> The computer information was of no use to me.
• ->Did you see the information I sent to your computer as a pdf?

Synonym

data

3 what a certain organization or chain of events represents

• -> Identical twins have the same genetic information.
• ->Sense 8' is a tv series about an experiment in which they create clones of a human's genetic information.

1 the procedure of learning something such as a topic

• -> Learning is possible and easy if you put your mind to it.
• ->Learning will become effective when the teacher shows her true sincerity to the students.

Synonym

schooling, training

Opposite

ignorance

2 after reading or studying, the information gathered

• -> I want you to start learning about climate change which is the most important issue recently.
• ->Learning is part of us. We never stop learning.

Synonym

training

Opposite

ignorance

3 as a result of experience or study, the thing learned

• -> You level up while learning and it means that you will become a wise adult and you will have your own responsibilities one day.
• ->Reading, watching and learning news about how immigrants are destroying my country and its people really break my heart.

Synonym

training

1 you receive some money because you do a job

• -> The pay was sufficient for this job.
• ->In the Victorian era, child labor was employed for very low pay.

Synonym

payment

1 the price at which something is offered for sale

• -> This shop's prices are too high.
• ->The price of this ring amazed me.

Synonym

cost

Opposite

free

2 the stupid things you must do or go through in order to receive or as a result of achieving something

• -> I had to pay big prices for you.
• ->Being hopeless is a price for a lady like you.

Synonym

consideration

Opposite

nicee

1 doing something for a profession rather than as a pleasure

• -> I am a professional designer.
• ->She hired a professional organizer for her wedding.

Synonym

expert

Opposite

amateur

2 connected with a profession that needs specialized training or ability, particularly one that needs a high level of qualification

• -> My father seriously needs to take professional help.
• ->You need to take suggests from a professional.

Synonym

proficient

Opposite

amateur

3 showing that someone is well-trained and skilled

• -> I saw your swimming, are you a professional?
• ->I want to become a professional painter.

Synonym

competent

Opposite

amateur

1 a person in a company who is responsible for publishing particular books, magazines, or newspapers.

• -> It was very difficult to find a new publisher for his novel.
• ->The publisher has almost published all of his books.

Synonym

publicist

Opposite

censor

1 Reading is a person's behavior.

• -> I used to love reading in first grade.
• ->Reading is a good hobby.

2 a procedure for analyzing

• -> I don't want to go to the reading ceremony.
• ->Reading this book can take our 1 week.

3 to understand or analyze something

• -> Descriptive terms in the book makes reading easier.
• ->Comedy is terms in the scenario reading.

4 analyze anything

• -> Reading of the old manuscripts should be red carefully.
• ->She is reading me like a book.

Synonym

interpretation

5 A machine evaluating the amount used

• -> We should check the temperature readings before we go on vacation.
• ->We should try harder to reach normal reading ration.

6 book or anything analyses for an competition

• -> I want to attend the poetry reading at the first opportunity.
• ->Cansu did her best to get the reading.

1 anything which you require or desire

• -> Want is the mother of industry.
• ->I aim to satisfy my customers' wants and needs.

Synonym

crave

Opposite

have

2 a condition where there isn't sufficient of anything

• -> There is a want of enough food for people who are in need.
• ->There is a want of large amount of money for the surgery of a little girl.

Synonym

lack

Opposite

abundance

3 the condition of being impoverished, without meal, and so forth.

• -> The people who wander around my house are living in want.
• ->Travelling to India and seeing thousands of people living want with their children broke my heart.

Synonym

absence

Opposite

abundance

1 work to win cash from a bussiness

• -> She can't make a living from this work.
• ->He couldn't receive compensation for his works yet.
• ->The things they had been through put her out of work for weeks.

Synonym

employment, career, profession, occupation, trade

2 where a person works

• -> When will he come home from work?
• ->The boss didn't leave work last night.
• ->She goes to work at 5 a.m. every morning except Sunday.vv

3 the responsibilities you provide and the actions you perform as piece of your work

• -> The work of small businesses shouldn't be ignored.
• ->The political party's leader stated that he will support labor union works.
• ->His work is to guard the minister and his family.

Synonym

responsibility, duty

4 chores that must be completed

• -> We have to come into work quickly.
• ->I don't like delaying the work I should do.
• ->It should be taught to pupils that they need to complete their work before handing it over.

Synonym

responsibility, assignment, duty

5 the application of mentally or physically force to accomplish or create anything

• -> The civil work will be continued after a month-long recess.
• ->Doing group work in the classroom can make a great contribution to students' social relations with their peers.
• ->Domestic work is not directly under the wife's charge.

Synonym

labor, job, performance

6 an object or a set of anythings created as a consequence of labor

• -> The administration of museums meticulously keeps the works of artists.
• ->He wants to display his works in a restored art gallery.

7 any artistic masterpiece

• -> He exhibited his last works in the gallery.
• ->Pavlo Picasso burned his works to get warm.
• ->He accredited all of his works to his beloved

1 the entire earth including all of its nations, populations, and scenic beauty

• -> The world is a big place for me.
• ->She wants to live in a different part of the world.

2 utilized a word to describe one of the largest and most influential persons or items of their kind

• -> She has been working for world music for ten years.
• ->He is chosen as world's best model.

3 a specific region of the globe; a specific collection of nations or people; a certain historical time and the person who lived during it

• -> The developing world enables us to have better opportunities in technology.
• ->She's a singer who is loved by the Latin world.

4 Individuals or items that corresponds to a spesific organization or are associated with a specific hobby, employment, or other activity.

• -> The music world is losing its effectiveness day by day.
• ->I want to step into the business world.

5 anything that occurs in a certain form; a specific type of vitality or presence

• -> Thinking about the spiritual world always scares me.
• ->I love documentaries about the wild world.

6 individuals in the globe; our culture and the manner in which individuals live and act

• -> The world changes every day.
• ->We need to keep the world clean.

1 writing, as opposed to reading, speaking, and so on, is a form of expression.

• -> The exam has four parts and one of them writing.
• ->Put that in writing.

2 generally books, article etc. any kind or written pieces

• -> Writing a history book takes a lot of work.
• ->He doesn't earn much from her writing.

3 words on a surface that have been written or painted

• -> I assisted her in writing her paper.
• ->I can't read the doctor's writing on the prescription.

Synonym

print

1 to put or put a timestamp on anything

• -> Please give us an approximate target date.
• ->After that date, penalties apply.

Synonym

day, time

2 to describe the time whenever anything ancient originated or was created

• -> That Sutton found in northern Germany dated at approximately 32,000 years.
• ->Meteorites are dated at 4.6 billion years old.

Synonym

emerge

3 to be in a love connection with another person

• -> Kale and I have been dating for 2 years.
• ->I started to date with Elena.

4 If anything ages you, it means you're at least as old as the person you're with.

• -> I know, this album dates me.
• ->When she is speaking, even that reference dates me.

1 allowing someone to be released from jail or another place where they're being held responsible for their own actions

• -> I paid nearly one million to free him.
• ->I know they'd free you in a week.

Synonym

release

2 to free someone or anything that has been stuck or attached to something

• -> I need to free myself as soon as possible.
• ->She couldn’t free him in her family's eyes.

Synonym

release

3 to take away anything uncomfortable or unwanted from someone or something

• -> These diets will free excess oil from your body.
• ->Yoga frees the bad aura from your body.

Synonym

rid

4 to create someone or something present for a certain reason

• -> I need to free up more space on my phone to keep these photos.
• ->Can you free your week for your kid?

5 to provide someone with more period of time to do what they desire

• -> I talked with him to free me to finish the project.
• ->It freed her to do the puzzle.

1 to find someone attractive or enjoy doing something

• -> I like your outfit! It matches with your new bag.
• ->She likes drinking her evening tea after coming home.
• ->He likes her but he has no courage to tell his feelings.

Synonym

love, adore, enjoy

Opposite

dislike

2 nice way to ask something from someone in a café or restaurant.

• -> I'd like to buy a bottle of water, please.
• ->What would you like to say about this meeting?
• ->I would like to get some chocolate.

Synonym

want

3 a button demonstrating that you love or approve something on social media or other websites.

• -> I didn’t like his post about appreciating zoos.
• ->She posted a selfie and got million likes.
• ->He likes her photos to catch her attention.

Synonym

love, approve

Opposite

dislike

1 to misplace something or somebody

• -> I've lost my favorite shirt.
• ->She lost her child in the shopping mall, but security found the child.
• ->Everytime I go out, I lose something.

Synonym

misplace

Opposite

find

2 to be deprived of someone or something as a result of death

• -> I lost my father two years ago because of cancer.
• ->She has lost her best friend .
• ->He lost his hand in the accident.

3 to be forced to abandon something; to be unable to hold something/someone

• -> I lost my best friend because of my mistakes.
• ->She always loses her money since she doesn’t preserve it well.
• ->He has lost the chance of becoming her boyfriend.

Synonym

give up

Opposite

keep

4 to have less interest or ability to keep something doing

• -> I used to do ballet but I've lost my flexibility.
• ->He lost his sight as the time went by.
• ->She has lost the smell and taste after she was tested Covid positive.

5 unable to win.

• -> Hamilton lost to Verstappen in the last minute.
• ->Our volleyball team lost the last match, thus lost the championship.
• ->National team has lost nearly every match.

Synonym

defeat

Opposite

win

6 Failure to keep anything you desire or need, especially money

• -> They lost the bet, and they had to pay more than they had.
• ->The firm has lost million dollars recently.
• ->Governments lost a lot of money after Covid-19.

Synonym

lose

Opposite

keep

7 to miss a chance or opportunity, wasting time.

• -> She lost her chance by ditching us.
• ->He has lost his opportunity to take a makeup exam.
• ->They didn’t lose a second.

Synonym

miss

Opposite

gain, win

1 to pay someone cash in exchange for their labor, commodities, or skills, etc.

• -> I have paid for one day work.
• ->Manager is not paying the workers.
• ->He didn't do the work because he offered to pay late.

2 to repay someone for amount you spent them

• -> We have to pay our taxes late this month.
• ->If we don't pay the rent this month, we will be kicked out of the house.

3 providing or supply a fixed sum in exchange for someone's labour

• -> This company pays workers more.
• ->He is looking for a job that will pay more.

4 utilized various words to indicate which you are offering or performing the item that has been described

• -> We need to pay a good deal of money for the holiday.
• ->She paid a ticket to Blackpink's concert.

5 to generate income; to provide a benefit to someone

• -> If we pay for this work, we will get big income.
• ->He plans to pay for investment purposes.

1 to set the rate or whatever at a specific level

• -> All of the products in Turkey are highly priced for students.
• ->Kanye's shoes are cool but they are priced.

2 to check the costs of various variants of the identical stuff

• -> Thinking your hair conditioner, mine is reasonably priced.
• ->Stella is comparing the prices and tries to find a normally priced one.

1 when you want something or to do something, you feel a desire to do it,

• -> the child wants to be a doctor.
• ->all I want is just peace
• ->they want to travel all over the world

Synonym

prefer, would like,wish,need

Opposite

dislike,hate

2 when you say somebody that you want ,you firmly tell that it is necessary to be done.

• -> I want that report typed till toninght..
• ->the house wants cleaning
• ->ı want my career back

Synonym

require,need,prefer

Opposite

not want ,hate,

3 we use want when offering or suggesting something to someone

• -> do you want me to come with you?
• ->who wants a cup of tea?

Synonym

feel like, desire, fancy, feel the need for

Opposite

despise

4 when you are wanted by somebody.they ask for talking to you.

• -> the criminal is wanted on the phone.
• ->she is wanted by the police
• ->ı want you in my room.

Synonym

require

Opposite

spurn

1 to perform a task requiring physically or psychologically exertion, particularly as portion of a business

• -> I'm still working on the same report.
• ->Are you two working on the same project?

2 to be employed

• -> I worked as a translator when I was a student.
• ->She can work in any position in the company.

3 to put out energy in order to attain a goal

• -> They are working to improve the city's electricity.
• ->The committee is still working on making elections safier.

4 to force yourself or someone to study particularly extremely difficult

• -> I don’t let them work him too hard.
• ->I know I need to work myself too hard, but I have to.

5 to act; to perform

• -> The TV isn't working.
• ->I couldn't get a coffe because the machine didn't work.

6 to construct a mechanism, gadget, or other object

• -> The oven is worked with gas.
• ->The car is worked by electric.

7 to achieve the desired outcome or impact

• -> The treatment doesn't seem to work on him.
• ->The solution you gave us is working, thank you.

8 to get a certain impact

• -> The situation I was in worked against me in the court.
• ->I didn’t let any of my problems worked against me in the election.

9 to control or handle anything in order to profit from it

• -> The girl who worked the whole company is a billionaire.
• ->I tried to work the lands from my grandfather, but I failed.

10 to push, bend, compress, or otherwise shape or mould a substance into a specific form or manner

• -> We need to work the gold to make it look good.
• ->Let's work the clay to a vase.