Learning – 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 choices between things that can be done or wanted to do

• -> There were many types of food in the buffet so it was optinal to choose one.
• ->It is optional to wear masks now.

Synonym

alternative, elective

Opposite

compulsory, forced, required

1 organized something neatly and meticulously.

• -> People should start to do sports if they are want to be orderly.
• ->He become an orderly person to win the race.

Synonym

neat,tidy, well ordered

Opposite

disorderly, chaotic, messy

2 anything or situation where peace is at the forefront

• -> He got fired because he was bad for an orderly job
• ->At that gym there is no orderly cleaning, so I'm gonna cancel my membership.

1 The identity of a brand for a business

• -> There are organizational changes about the party of the year.
• ->We paid extra money for an organizational party.

2 Having the ability to edit something or an event

• -> He has an organizational skill.
• ->Because of her organizational skills she can spend time with his friends easily.

1 a group coming together and working systematically

• -> An organized company can gain a lot of money in short time.
• ->Last night while I was watching tv, I saw an organized criminals hijack the Central Bank on tv.

2 planning anything in advance

• -> I want to be more organized person.
• ->His Father angry with him because he is not organized person.

3 a person who organizes or improves people's lives

• -> My organized friend helped me at the gym today.
• ->Today my organized co-worker showed me the right way to do the job.

1 The starting point of a certain time

• -> The original statue was stealed in 1991.
• ->The original one was painted with green color.

Synonym

first,earliest

Opposite

latest

2 new type of a thing

• -> Original ideas was stolen from him in the prom while he was talking about it.
• ->He has got original ideas with new departmant on the factory.

Synonym

authentic, initial

3 An artist's own unique work without copying in any way

• -> An original paper shows us the mysterious things about the past.
• ->Original idea was written in Art of war by Sun Tzu.

Synonym

un-touched

Opposite

fake

1 make something a habit

• -> we should add '-ed' to the regular verbs in simple past tense.
• ->To get high points in her exams is a regular thing for her.

Synonym

constant, frequent

Opposite

irregular, inconstant, infrequent

2 people going to the same location or doing the same thing

• -> Regular people can't meet with him they need vip ticket.
• ->Regular people can't understand the nature of the art.

Synonym

habitual, periodic

Opposite

unexpected, unusual

3 normal, ordinary

• -> If he want to be healthy again, he must take regular pills.
• ->He always drinks a lot and come to E.R. everynight. He is regular at hospital.

4 the shape or form of something

• -> His mouth is regular, if I have to make a comment.
• ->Her hair is not regular on this country because she is blonde.

1 Taking a relaxed attitude about the job entrusted to someone

• -> If you can't make the people trust in you, you're not a reliable person
• ->We always trust him to do plan for us because he is a reliable person for this things.

2 to be absolutely certain that something is true

• -> With reliable evidence my client can get out of the jail.
• ->Without reliable evidence you can't accuse of someone

3 The ability of something to be sound, able to work for a long time

• -> The race cars are reliable for long races.
• ->Volvo is the most reliable car maker company.

1 with no twists or turns; just moving single way

• -> Draw a straight line on your paper.
• ->Turn left here and go straight ahead.

Synonym

straightforward, vertical

Opposite

uneven, curved

2 precisely located, flat, orthogonal or parallel to anything

• -> Can you fix that picture frame? It doesn't look straight.
• ->I made sure everything on the table looked straight.

Synonym

right, neat

Opposite

disorderly, disorganized

3 All is in its proper location and is pure and nice

• -> I helped her with getting her messy room straight.
• ->My desk always looks very tidy and straight.

Synonym

organized, neat, tidy

Opposite

unorganized, untidy

4 the state of being frank and blunt

• -> I'm sick of playing games, I need you to talk straight with me.
• ->I've been nothing but straight to you.

Synonym

honest, frank, direct, open, outspoken, blunt

Opposite

dishonest

5 easy; there are just two options.

• -> Though it was a straight selection between them, I still hesitated a lot.
• ->The Literature final had only 1 straight question in it.

Synonym

uncomplicated , plain

Opposite

involved, complicated

6 sequentially in a non-interrupted sequence

• -> I've been listening to this song for straight 4 hours.
• ->She went straight to the show from class.

Synonym

consecutive

Opposite

interrupted

1 in a line, in a vertical position

• -> She looked straight ahead and began to sing the National Anthem.
• ->He was so drunk that he couldn't even walk straight

Synonym

directly

Opposite

undirectly

2 not lying, in a direct way

• -> He answered questions straight in the court
• ->He came straight home without stopping anywhere

Synonym

honestly

Opposite

unhonestly

1 Not giving up on something or finding the strength to keep going.

• -> He joined the army with determination for his fallen friends.
• ->With determination, he accomplished his dream.

2 The state of being formally decided on a job.

• -> We have to make a determination about the firm because of the last year gain.
• ->Determination of old law can not affect the judge's decision now.

3 be able to specify the exact amount of something.

• -> Determination is very important at chemistry, because if you fail the consequences will be deadly.
• ->Determination of food is important especially for people who do sports.

1 Person or persons who believe in normativeness in order to control and retain people

• -> Disciplinarian bosses are the worst ones.
• ->In history disciplinarian people tried to control people with fear and they successed.

1 The rules that a person sets in order to keep something and the tendency to punish if these rules are not followed.

• -> In the army, commanders always look for the discipline.
• ->Discipline makes workers more productive.

2 The framework of rules made or put in order to regulate the mess in your life

• -> With discipline i got such a high point in my exam.
• ->Without discipline i couldn't get this job.

3 some events in your life, behavior attitude, etc. behavior of controlling things

• -> Discipline is the one thing you should have in your life.
• ->With discipline you can do anything you want.

4 The set of rules in official institutions

• -> I won medal of honor because of my discipline in class.
• ->my teacher loves me more than any student because my discipline is an example for other student.

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 the behavior of assisting someone in completing a task

• -> It's nice of you to help your friend.
• ->You need to help your grandma clean the house.

Synonym

advice, aid, benefit

Opposite

blockage, handicap, preventation

2 the action of assisting when someone is in peril

• -> I went to help her when she was about to drown.
• ->Before he was killed, the police rushed to help

3 guidance, cash, or other resources that are offered to someone in order to helping them address their difficulties

• -> Susan sends help for orphaned children
• ->He offered help to his granddaughter while she was feeding him.

4 the concept of being functional

• -> What she said didn't help at all.
• ->It doesn't seem like beating him did not help for your deal.

5 an individual or anything that aids another

• -> My girlfriend is the best help for my survival.
• ->Her love for her dog is an help that protects her from loneliness.

6 a feature on a laptop, computer, smartphone, phone, or other device that offers instructions about how to operate the device

• -> You have to look at the help center to install the software on the computer.
• ->To reset your phone, you should go to the help tab and read the instructions.

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 sensation you get while you desire to discover extra about someone or something

• -> She has a big interest in learning Russian.
• ->He lost his interest in realizing his plans

Synonym

enthusiasm

Opposite

indifference

2 When anything catches someone's interest or gets individuals would like to learn so much about it, it has this trait

• -> Reading book wil increase your interest in socialogy.
• ->Authentic materials will support students' interest.

3 a hobby or a topic that you appreciate and devote time to performing or researching

• -> His actual interest was drawing rather than music.
• ->Her interest is to dance.
• ->He has really exclusive interest.

4 the additional income you afford to repay while you make loans or acquire when you make an investment

• -> This bank offers an interest rate of 3%.
• ->Newly opened time deposit account pays yearsly interest of :4%.
• ->I don't recommend you to deposit money in this bank offering low interest rates.

5 a favorable outcome or benefit for someone or something

• -> The trade union couldn't save the interests of the workers.
• ->They acted against the economic interests of traders.
• ->If a person ignores the vital interests of the state, it is considered as crime.

6 interest is a portion of a trade or corporation's earnings

• -> The company has Turkish interests in South Korea.
• ->business interests in Balkan states

7 a bond with something which influences your approach toward it, particularly if you stand to gain from that in any aspect

• -> The salesman increased the price in order to have interest.
• ->He must accept the interest in working the factory.

8 a collection of persons who are in the same company or who wish to safeguard the very exact equal goals

• -> hospital management and staff members interests
• ->profitable shopping interests

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 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 a documentation, piece of art, or other creation that is created for the first time and from which duplicates are made afterwards

• -> Is it the original purse?
• ->Is that book original?
• ->Her original glory has been wasted.

Synonym

first

Opposite

fake

1 a consumer who frequents a specific market, tavern, cafe, or other establishment.

• -> Since we order from this restaurant every night, we became their regulars.
• ->I didn't pay for the tea because I am a regular of this cafe.

Synonym

frequenter

2 an individual that frequently performs on a certain squad, appears on a certain tv series, etc.

• -> Messi was a regular player of Barcelona.
• ->Regulars of the team will not play in the match tonight.

1 a section of a track or road that is completely straight

• -> Go straight to the pharmacy, don’t be late.
• ->Turn left, then look straight to the end of the road; the butcher's there.

Synonym

rectilineal

Opposite

devious

1 to consider something in sometimes

• -> I will have to think before choosing a university.
• ->If you have a think before marrying someone, you have a healthier marriage.

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 to make someone punish for anything they've done

• -> They discipline their dog because it has torn the couch.
• ->I disciplined myself to not feel hungry.

2 to exert influence over your behavior and force oneself to perform what you feel you ought to perform

• -> She disciplined herself to do yoga every day.
• ->He disciplined himself by studying every day.

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 to be genuine; to be engaged in a circumstance

• -> I want to exist in your dreams.
• ->It's scary to even think that dinosaurs existed.

Synonym

disappear

2 a person who tries to live with a small amount of money

• -> I didn't exist with you so nothing will change even if you don't exist
• ->I exist with the debts you gave me

Synonym

vanish

1 to make something easy or possible for someone by doing something them or supplying them with what they have

• -> Can you help me with the boxes?
• ->She helped me with my homework.

Synonym

assist

Opposite

oppose

2 to help someone in moving or doing another activity by letting them to rely on you, directing them

• -> She helped me to get up.
• ->My mother helped him back into the car.

Synonym

help

Opposite

worsen

1 to attract someone or something

• -> football never interested me.
• ->Politics interested him a lot so he likes to talk about it.

Synonym

claim,share stake

Opposite

ill-being

1 to present two or more people who are strangers at first.

• -> Why didn't you introduce her to me?
• ->I will introduce myself first at the wedding.

Synonym

acquaint,greet

2 The act of presenting or promoting something to the community or community by a person

• -> I'll introduce you when I reach her.
• ->The company introduced a new product.

Synonym

present, adress

3 Presenting an article or topic

• -> She introduced her thoughts in the journal.
• ->You can be introduced with the remarks of her own in the movie

Synonym

adress, present

4 Making something open to publicity for the first time

• -> Review about the movie will be introduced.
• ->New Iphone was introduced last month.

1 derive or create anything that has not appeared before

• -> My grandmother believes that she invented that meal.
• ->They should be very intelligent to invent the aircrafts

Synonym

construct,manufacture

Opposite

immitate, reduplicate

2 To make up something, to lie to someone.

• -> She could possibly invent some excuses for not going to jıb.
• ->He can always invent a story for his children

Synonym

make up

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 having a special opinion about something/somebody

• -> I think this was her bag but I'm not sure.
• ->I don’t think she'd want to leave us but I didn’t ask her about it.

Synonym

believe

Opposite

neglect

2 using mind to something, trying to solve problems

• -> I try to think clearly on this case but it gets rambled everytime.
• ->I didn’t think much on it.

Synonym

ponder

Opposite

hide

3 to create an idea of something

• -> Just think how would life be if there was no cars.
• ->I didn't think you'd come this early.

Synonym

imagine

Opposite

realize

4 to wait something

• -> I never thought that we could be enemies.
• ->This project is harder than I thought.

Synonym

expect

Opposite

know

5 To make something you say sound less definite or more pleasant, use this expression

• -> I thoguht you'd stay tonight.
• ->Do you think we could go out tomorrow?

Synonym

be polite

Opposite

be rude

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