Learn and lend what you learn – Education

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 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 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 a get-together; a communal gathering

• -> They always have all-night dos there.
• ->A friend of mine will have a do in Ibiza.

2 the manner where one's hair is styled

• -> I don’t like his new do.
• ->I like your new do, Mary.

Synonym

hairdo

1 a method of improving information and abilities via educating, training, and acquiring knowledge, particularly in institutions, colleges, and universities

• -> I sent my kid to have good education.
• ->Mistakes are an essential part of education.

2 a certain type of instruction or learning

• -> Parents should take child psychology education before having kids.
• ->We’re thinking giving university students sleeping education.

3 the establishments or persons who work in the field of education and training

• -> He works at Ministry of Education.
• ->Who is in charge of Department of Education?

4 the field of research concerned with how to educate

• -> As a education major, I try to make learning easier for students.
• ->Most education degree programs require experience.

1 Nutrition, clothing, along with all the other necessities of life; the expense of these necessities

• -> She tutors to earn her personal keep.
• ->I need more money than this in order to earn keep for my family.

2 a huge, powerful tower constructed as piece of an ancient fortress

• -> She was captured in the keep of the chateau by a shackled dragon.
• ->The soldiers hid the tons of oil barrels in the keep of the castle.

1 a murdering action, particularly whenever an animal is pursued or murdered

• -> by observing lions' movements, you can understand if they are in the mood to kill.
• ->If I write a few more examples, I will be close in in for the kill

2 a pursued and murdered kind of animal

• -> alligators don't like to share their kill with other hunters.
• ->there is a wrong belief that alligators weep for their kills.

1 if you have knowledge about something, you have information,skills and understanding of that thing

• -> Some students are thirsty for knowledge
• ->ı dont have any knowledge about what they made.
• ->schools should have knowledge in persona devolopment

Synonym

understanding, sense, intelligence, judgment

Opposite

ignorance ,clumsiness

2 knowledge is the proficiency in particular fact or situation.

• -> ı was happy in the knowledge that I had done my best in the exam
• ->my father sent the letter without my knowledge.
• ->they could relax safely in the knowledge that they had the stock for the project.

Synonym

comprehension,proficiency,apprehension

Opposite

ignorance,illiteracy,unawareness.

1 an individual who is in charge of a community of individuals, such as the leader of a nation, a corporation, or another entity

• -> the team leader scolded the players after losing the game.
• ->the leader of the mafia goes to work in a limousine.
• ->the leader was elected by the members of parliament.

Synonym

head, chief, commander

2 an individual or object which is the greatest or primary in a racing, company, or other competition

• -> the leader of this sector was awarded with golden medal.
• ->she was the one reached the line after the leader.

1 the governmental or role of be in a command of a nation

• -> He deserves the leadership position.
• ->He couldn't take over responsibilities of leadership of the community.
• ->Her actions are not in compliance with the leadership.

2 the capacity to manage or the characteristics of a successful leader

• -> No one has the leadership qualification in the clan.
• ->I don't know anyone who will fulfill the leadership duties as he did.

3 a gathering of top executives from a company, etc.

• -> Alliance leadership of states created the NATO.
• ->Political leadership causes a clash of ideas between strong states.

1 the state of any living thing before it becomes a corpse

• -> Life was easier back then.
• ->It was the best food he had ever eaten in his life.

2 the place that any person occupies in society

• -> Their lives are in danger because of the war.
• ->He hated other people all his life.

3 objects that are alive

• -> The noise of the city showed that there was life.
• ->There was no life in the village since people find better opportunities in the city.

4 the time between that creation and destruction; a portion of this time

• -> He lived a fun life.
• ->She traveled the whole world in her life.

5 a span of duration during which that lives or performs its purpose

• -> The crows have long life spans.
• ->My computer had longer battery life.

6 the experiences and actions which are common throughout everyone's lives

• -> We only have one life.
• ->I hope to have a better life.

7 the actions and events which are characteristic of a certain manner of life

• -> The skater life was so painful.
• ->Living a celebrity life changed her a lot.

8 a human's life circumstances; the actions that make up a certain phase of a human's body

• -> He never felt lonely, as he had a lively social life.
• ->Pope Joan lived a life of luxury but died miserably.

9 the penalty of being imprisoned for the rest of eternity or for an extremely prolonged number of days

• -> After all those crimes he finally got life from the judge.
• ->His family got sad after he had been punished with life in the court.

1 the maximum or minimum quantity of anything which is permitted

• -> The speed limit of this road is 60.
• ->There is a minimum age limit here.

Synonym

restriction control constraint restraint limitation

2 a moment where anything no longer exists or is feasible

• -> He exceeded the limits of my patience with this lie.
• ->The limit of goodwill I gave you is running out.

3 the most far border of a space or a location

• -> After the 21 meter limit, the forest begins.
• ->There is a village after the 5 meter limit of the military.

1 a part of people that involves their ability to think and feel

• -> I'm trying to clear my mind of all this.
• ->All the details are in my mind.
• ->I just said the first thing that came into my mind. I just said the first thing that came into my mind. I said the first thing came into my mind, sorry.

2 smart and intelligent person

• -> He's the greatest mind in history.
• ->He's a great mind for his age.

3 skills to remember events, situations, generally things

• -> I can't get him out of my mind.
• ->My mind just went blank when the police asked me where I was I that night.

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 the capability to exert influence over other persons or objects

• -> the party condemned the alleged abuse of power in the recent case
• ->the man of the cloth seeks divine help to stay in power
• ->their rise in international area extended the factory's power in the sector

2 governance of a nation or a region from a diplomatic standpoint

• -> the monarch lost power after the bereavment in the war
• ->the authorities struggle for power to excercise over internal affairs

3 The amount of energy which can be gathered and utilized to run a machinery, generate power, and so on

• -> My telephone is out of power.
• ->You need to charge the laptop to refill its power.
• ->The motor cannot work without power up to a certain level.

Synonym

energy, elecricity

4 energy supplied to the general society

• -> Due to a minor glitch, the power was cut off.
• ->Until 5 pm., the power will not come.
• ->The city's power comes from this power plant.

5 possessing a lot of strength or energy, or being extremely efficient

• -> he couldn't put up with the power of her obstinacy
• ->with the power of thinking, it is possible to actualize your dreams
• ->may the lord give you the power of endurence

6 muscular prowess in motion; muscular prowess that someone has and could utilize

• -> she used power to yank the wooden cupboard into the kitchen
• ->he resorted to the brute power while arguing with me

7 a person's skill or potential to achieve anything

• -> it is in my power to shed some light on the problem
• ->he insisted that coming up with a solution was not in his power

8 a unique physical or mental talent

• -> yhanks to his nogatation powers, they won the debate
• ->she built up her powers of discenment by reading spiritual books

9 an individual's or a society's ability or power to accomplish anything

• -> the treaty of küçük kaynarca made kırım to be out of power ottoman empire
• ->making arrangements for regaining the power
• ->the trustee has power over the administration

10 a nation having a bunch of clout in international relations or a strong army

• -> the unity of power may bring the peace in international affairs
• ->there is a continual struggle to mantain the balance of power between european

1 being able to do something very good

• -> English learners should improve their speaking skill.
• ->For adult English learners speaking skill is the most challenging skill

1 people living in together communities

• -> We make art for the society.
• ->We need to talk with the young members of the society.

Synonym

community

Opposite

individual

2 a particular community of people who share the same customs, laws, etc.

• -> The society likes asking questions that don't ever matter.
• ->Benefits of the classless societies are priceless.

Synonym

culture

Opposite

crossbench

3 people who come together for a purpose

• -> I attended to the Women's Right Society.
• ->The Society of Doctors is lying, they don’t care about the doctors.

Synonym

alliance

Opposite

enemy

4 community that fashionable people in country

• -> I try to raise my kids in high society and it’s a bit hard.
• ->They came from a high society but here they are now.

Synonym

social-life

Opposite

loneliness

1 your behaviour when sharing your idea

• -> The new generation bravely takes a stand on their controversial issues.
• ->the government issued a call to take a stand on the war.
• ->The defendant will take the stand in his own murder trial this Thursday.

2 a strong effort to defend yourself or your opinion about something

• -> He always stands up for me. V
• ->I will stand by you whenever you get into a scrap.
• ->You should stand behind your arguments to convince the negative.

Synonym

be on the side of, support

3 a platform or building from which things are offered, particularly on the sidewalk or at a bazaar

• -> He needs to be poised over the book stand.
• ->They assigned him to wait on the jewelry stand during the event.
• ->I roamed around the whole bazaar to find an affordable greengrocery stand.

Synonym

stall

4 a platform or spatial variations used to showcase or promote items, such as during an exposition.

• -> They built a well designed display stand.
• ->The representatives of the brand will be manning the exhibit stand for the new product.
• ->You can hire a place for trade fair stand for a certain sum of money.

Synonym

platform, table

1 A duration regarded as the belonging to the present life measured in minutes, hours, days.

• -> I need more time to finish this assignment
• ->She caught me in a bad time
• ->The perception of time can be subjective

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 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 [transitive] used to mention actions that you do not refer to name or know about

• -> He must do something to keep things from getting worse.
• ->I will do something to solve this problem.

2 [intransitive] + adv./prep. used to get information about the success of something/somebody

• -> The profit rate of the newly opened shop is doing well.
• ->His scientific experiments for college work are doing well.

3  [transitive] to study a subject or something

• -> He went abroad to do math.
• ->She is doing physics as a minor while studying psychology.

4 [transitive] to make, produce, or create something

• -> Scientists are doing a new electronic chair for people with disabilities.
• ->She did tiny cupcakes for the tea time.

5 [intransitive, transitive] to finish what you were doing with something or someone

• -> I did my thesis to finish my school.
• ->Have you done the book which you are going to deliver to the library?

1 to gain money for missions that has been carried out

• -> He was ready to do anything to earn money and take care of his child.
• ->She earns money by working as an editor for a publishing house.

Synonym

coin, make buck

2 to make income as a gain or income on cash you loan, put in a lender, or have in your own

• -> My boyfriend is interested in investment so he tries to earn money from it.
• ->By switching to the new account, you can earn double you currently have.

Synonym

make/gain profit

3 to receive what you merit, frequently as a result of anything nice you've accomplished or the excellent attributes you possess

• -> She fought so many battles to earn the nickname professor.
• ->I feel that by earning my own money, I also gain my father's admiration.

Synonym

bring in, redouned

1 over a period of time at an educational institution, teaching someone

• -> I have been educated in English school when I was in high school.
• ->We have been educated so that we can produce new ideas for recent problems.

Synonym

train, develop

Opposite

decrease

2 teaching how to do something or generally about a topic

• -> The world would be a better place if everybody educated equally.
• ->I was educated in computer science.

Synonym

cultivate

Opposite

neglect

1 Preserve something so that you don't have to hand it back or toss it away

• -> She always remembers to keep a copy of the file.
• ->I still keep some newspaper clippings.
• ->My mother keeps some of our childhood clothes.

Synonym

save

Opposite

throw away

2 to set or keep anything in a certain location

• -> You should keep your diary in your closet.
• ->The teacher found the cigarettes that they kept in their pocket.
• ->She keeps her jeweleries in a locked box.

Synonym

store

3 to put something aside for someone

• -> Keep this paper for me.
• ->We kept a seat for her too.
• ->He called the cashier and said her to keep a newspaper for him.

4 to keep someone or something in a specific state or posture; to compel someone or something to perform something

• -> Keep that smile on your face.
• ->She can still keep her positive energy.
• ->I should keep awake all night to finish the homework.

Synonym

stay

5 to keep doing that thing; to keep being on a regular basis

• -> Don't keep calling me like that!
• ->all night, she kept screaming in her sleep.
• ->He kept crying since his mother left.

Synonym

go ahead

6 to jot down anything for the purpose of keeping a history

• -> I keep a dream diary of dreams I have every night.
• ->She writes everything to the agenda she keeps.
• ->My sister used to keep a blog when she was 18.

7 maintain something to perform what you have said you would do; to get to the location in which you have committed to really go

• -> Keep your promise and don't leave me alone!
• ->She kept her side of the bargain and didn't speak of what happened yesterday.
• ->He ran away instead of keeping his word.

8 to hide a secret or to preserve something hidden (from someone) to comprehend anything and not inform anybody about it

• -> I tell all my secrets to her because I believe she keeps them.
• ->If you can keep secrets, I will give you one.

9 Maintain something to call your own and take attention to the animals

• -> It is banned to keep pitbull anymore.
• ->The local people mostly keep cows, chickens and sheeps.
• ->Their mother doesn't allow them to keep an animal at home.

Synonym

feed

1 to cause someone or something to perish or death

• -> Many people were killed in this car accident.
• ->the terrorists killed innocent people brutally.
• ->Our history is full of wars in which a lot of people were killed.

2 To murder something is to demolish it or render it any less useful to put an end to it

• -> Spending too much time in social media kills social life.
• ->Her failure in the final exam killed her hopes.

3 to turn off a lighting or a motor; to put an end to a software program or procedure

• -> The phone's last drop was the one that killed it.
• ->He killed the programme by unplugging the computer.

4 the condition of a situation to make someone suffer

• -> my overthinking is killing me.
• ->this casualness is killing me.

1 to gain new information or skill

• -> I learnt how to swim at the age of 6
• ->She has been trying to learn the third lnaguage for a long time.
• ->His child is learning the alphabet.

Synonym

acquire

2 to study to remember something more than once.

• -> The actors need to learn all the scripts before shooting.
• ->The president is learning his speech he is going to make in memorial day.
• ->We were supposed to learn the poem and read it in class by heart.

Synonym

memorize

3 to turn someone different in terms of behaviours, attitudes and personality.

• -> She has been better since she learnt her mistakes.
• ->He learns that he shouldn’t behave that way.
• ->He will not change unless he learns his fault.

Synonym

change

4 to be told things you have no idea before/ Hearing about something from someone else allows you to become aware of it.

• -> I learnt that he was cheating on me all the time.
• ->She learnt the fact that they went bankrupt.
• ->We couldn’t learn why they disappeared when there was no reason.

Synonym

find out

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 prevent something from expanding/spreading beyond a certain point

• -> You need to limit yourself with 2 hours playing in a day.
• ->This regulation can limit the people's habit of smoking cigarettes.
• ->We need to limit the pollution in water sources.

Synonym

restrict

Opposite

increase

2 to control yourself or someone from doing something more than once or determined amount.

• -> She limits her consumption of fast food in a week.
• ->He tries to limit his expenses to save money.
• ->I limited my time of studying to 4 hours.

Synonym

restrict

1 to be upset or angry about something

• -> I don't mind you coming late but at least you could say sorry.
• ->I don’t think she have minded your jokes.

Synonym

deplore

Opposite

rejoice

2 used to politely request permission to do something or to ask someone for permission to do something

• -> Do you mind if I close the door?
• ->Do you mind giving me the papers?

Synonym

understanding

Opposite

disregard

3 to be unconcerned or unconcerned about something

• -> You can take anything, I don’t mind.
• ->He really didn’t mind what she said.

Synonym

heed

Opposite

disregard

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 provide the excess force which allows a device or transportation to function

• -> The machines are not able to be powered for three days in a row.
• ->The car is powered by just a small electric motor.

Synonym

energy

2 to push or cause to push anything very swiftly and powerfully in a certain manner

• -> I powered the car straight to home.
• ->The pilot powered the planes towards the defanse line.

Synonym

push

1 To be in an upright position on the feet.

• -> I can not stand,please help me.
• ->Can you stand?

Synonym

be

Opposite

sit

2 To rise to one's feet.

• -> Let's stand,we have to go home.
• ->Why did you stand?

3 To locate a thing/person vertically.

• -> Stand me to this chair.
• ->He stand his kid to the wall.

4 To bear or tolerate someone, the negative tone or query of something.

• -> I can't stand pick me girls.
• ->I can't stand eating pickle.

5 To be located somewhere.

• -> Furnitures need to stand here.
• ->You need to stand there.

6 The state of being something.

• -> I stood accused of murder him.
• ->I can't stand in a steady mood.

7 Nominee for elections.

• -> I will stand for election.
• ->Do you stand for parliament?

8 Specific level, amount height etc.

• -> I stand up at 3. am.
• ->Does this stand at 5 per cent?

9 Still possible, available, accessible.

• -> My emotions still stand.
• ->Does your feelings stand for me ?

10 About to get into an action.

• -> I am standing to win the prize.
• ->He stands for the match.

1 to transport something from one location to another

• -> The salesman came to take his garments from lost-and-found.
• ->There are many people who came to take their luggages from the band.

Synonym

Receive

Opposite

Give

2 to accompany someone from one location to another, particularly to direct or lead them

• -> The tourist guide took the people from the square.
• ->The bodyguards took the president from his car and escorted him.

3 to make someone/something go from one level, position, etc. to another, take someone/something + adv./prep.

• -> It takes time to heal some wounds.
• ->Completing the whole project took great amount of time.

Synonym

last

1 to determine how long something takes to happen or for someone to do anything

• -> The bomb was timed to blow in an hour.
• ->Time how long you study for two weeks , and we'll talk about it later.

Synonym

measure

Opposite

not measure

2 to make plans to do something or for something to happen at a specific moment

• -> The team's arrival wasn’t well timed, no-one came to pick them up.
• ->He perfectly timed the meeting, it fits in everyone's schedule.

Synonym

set

Opposite

disrupt

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.