Loved ones – Friends

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 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 To have the same nature, natural order, character, form or condition with another.

• -> What kind of freak you are?
• ->I have all kind of clothes.

Synonym

sort

Opposite

unkind

1 related with activities that bring people together for fun

• -> Join a social club to make new friends.
• ->We organize social events for high school students.

Synonym

friendly

Opposite

introverted

2 connected with society and how it is organized

• -> People who suffer from social disorders feel a high level of anxiety when they meet new people.
• ->Social issues may lead to civil war.

Synonym

acculturational

Opposite

personal

3 in relation to your social position

• -> A major influence on health is social status.
• ->Women deserve equal social value as men.

Synonym

public

Opposite

private

4 rather to living alone, people want to live in groups

• -> Most humans are social beings.
• ->Insects are social animals, they communicate with each other in many ways.

Synonym

public

Opposite

solitary

1 It might assist you in accomplishing your goals

• -> Evaluating material is useful for the development of students.
• ->Before starting the assignment, gathering data may be useful.
• ->This full-featured phone would be useful in your daily life.

Synonym

handy, convenient

Opposite

disadvantageous

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 chilly area or breezes

• -> The cool is not for me.
• ->She can't resist the cool because she is a summer person.

2 the property of being stylish, appealing, or remarkable

• -> Your helmet looks so cool.
• ->I bought them, but I don’t think these shoes are cool.

3 the capacity of an individual to remain cool and not become furious or aroused

• -> In all that panic, I tried so hard to keep calm.
• ->You need to keep your calm during the operation.

Synonym

calm, calmness, composure, equanimity, phlegm, sangfroid

1 The uppermost habitable layer of the planet we live on

• -> If you step on the holy grounds i will destroy you Cersie!
• ->Margaery enjoys lying on the grounds while listening to her lovely grandmother Olena.

Synonym

Soil, surface

2 Major area of land or sea used by people for specific aims

• -> There will be a spesific ground for the competition guys do not worry.
• ->Old lady threw some seeds to feeding grounds for the birds around.

3 areas or gardens near a big buildings

• -> My brother Tim's houses have huge grounds.
• ->All of the football match grounds are not available due to storm.

4 Goodwill or underlying truth in doing, promising, or believing or confident at anything

• -> This objection has no grounds.
• ->You need to state reasonable grounds for your argument.

5 minor pieces of solid matter that aren't light at pressure inside something liquid

• -> Some beverages has grounds for example coffee grounds.
• ->She said i prefer my coffee with no grounds.

6 Large open land area open to the public

• -> My husband Timothy and my daughter Rıcchy are at play grounds.
• ->Finding open grounds is hard job in this forest.

1 the feeling of pleasure and enjoy

• -> The happiness of her grandmother is obvious considering her smiling face.
• ->The parents become very proud when they see their children's happiness.

Synonym

Enjoyment, pleasure

Opposite

Unhappiness

2 the feeling of being satisfied with the quality of something

• -> Happiness of the customers is something defining for them.
• ->Happiness of the patients is important for plastic surgeons.

Synonym

Content

Opposite

Dissatisfaction

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 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 [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 view of interest or appreciation of a person or thing by a large number of people

• -> Jim Carrey's position and popularization were secure
• ->If some influencers recommend you any food in a restaurant, its popularity increases immediately.

Synonym

vogue

1 Generally speaking, according to religions, it is the most correct and best behavior in terms of morality

• -> Today's topic is the importance of righteousness
• ->She thinks that righteousness is just for stupid people.

2 the feeling that what you're doing is ethically right or just

• -> After what he has done, i started to doubt about his righteouness.
• ->I think you have left your righteousness in those years.

1 To indicate the right side of a place or to indicate its direction

• -> Lisa always uses her right hand.
• ->She is on your right, can't you see it?

2 To indicate to turn right to arrive at a place

• -> Take the right way when you pass that old house.
• ->Turn right when you see us.

3 A ethical or legal claim to claim possession of something or to act in certain ways to strengthen the claim

• -> Woman's rights are important in terms of equality.
• ->Black people's rights are getting more awareness each day.

4 Having the authority to carry out many works, events, broadcast them to the public and record them on film

• -> Musician sold the rights of her brandnew album.
• ->Scotter Brown is very objective about his copy rights.

5 Being a part of the political groups that are the biggest supporters of a system based on exploitation of people and the political parties that are the most conservative supporters

• -> If rights wins this election i will go abroad.
• ->My father is on the rights of the party.

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 to act in a certain way for someone or something

• -> Treat people with kindness.
• ->Treating fair is vital in such games.

Synonym

Behave

2 to think on something important in a specific manner

• -> Treating your eldest respectfully is important.
• ->I treat everyone right and fair.

3 talk about or interested in something in a specific aspect

• -> Old people shouldn't be treated this way.

4 to provide medical attention or elaboration care to a person, in a sickness situation

• -> Bob is under the treatment for cancer.
• ->Doctor will treat her according to her medical condition.
• ->Those patients will be treated well

5 to spend money on something that someone/you will like it and that you don't normally have

• -> That's my treat for you, bon appetit!
• ->My mom treated my boyfriend with desserts.

1 anything done to treat a disease or wound, or to provide someone in their appearance and feel better

• -> David Cvill tried everything to find treatment for his daughter's rare condition.
• ->Newly develped treatment for Parkinson's disease is being tested.

Synonym

Cure

2 a manner of acting or interacting with someone or something

• -> Your treatment to your sister is not acceptable Tim!
• ->Clara's treatment to eldery people should be taken into considiration.

Synonym

Behavior

3 a method of engaging with or debating an issue, piece of art, or other topic

• -> Ted's fav contemporary artist's treatment is trash!
• ->Treatment of your subject is far away from realty.

4 a procedure for purifying or protecting something from anything

• -> She is thinking to get hair treatment.
• ->My doctor is not offering proper treatment for my eye.

1 being disliked or despised by an individual, a community, or the whole public

• -> Xtina's unpopularity among teenagers annoys her manager.
• ->Unpopularity of this device is normal, it is not portable one.

Opposite

Popularity

1 getting colder or cooler, causing something or someone to be cooler

• -> She puts her drink to refrigerator to make it cool
• ->Food was so hot that he had to wait for it to cool

2 turning to be more relaxed and uncomfortable and less enthusiastic

• -> As I got to know her, I started to be cool like her.
• ->After what she said, everyone stayed cool

1 to cause anything to progressively expand or be larger, extra organized, powerful, etc.

• -> She is developing her skills.
• ->He developed his muscles.

2 to begin to develop a talent, capacity, trait, or other characteristic that improves and strengthens; to improve and strengthen

• -> She developed her drawing a lot in ten years.
• ->They developed their relationship to another level by marrying.

3 to come up with or initiate a unique concept, item, or service, and see it through to completion

• -> The new game is being developed by the company.
• ->He develops the electric car.

Synonym

make, do, create, produce, generate, form

4 to get afflicted with anything, such as an illness or a difficulty; to begin to have an impact on anyone or anything

• -> She developed a migraine two years ago.
• ->She developed cancer, which killed her.

5 to begin to occur or alter, particularly in a negative manner

• -> They developed the game, but nobody liked it.
• ->She developed her nice personality into arrogance.

6 to construct new apartments, industries, and other structures on a piece of property, particularly property which had previously been underutilized.

• -> This area is developing for a new company.
• ->They are developing this place for new buildings.

7 to construct or upgrade a structure or other assets

• -> The brand is developing new markets.
• ->They are developing the building for new companies.

8 to grow increasingly evolved financially and culturally

• -> This country is developing its economy.
• ->South Korea is developing well in technology.

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 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 project a person's or object's picture onto a surface including a reflection, liquid, or glassware.

• -> Her face reflected in the glass made her begin to cry again.
• ->The light reflecting off the mirror across from her bed caused her to wake up.

Synonym

mirror

2 to bounce lighting, temperature, audio, and other forms of energy from a surface

• -> A crystal's face reflects light direct.
• ->The moonlight reflected off the lake's surface.

3 to reveal or be an indicator of something's essence or of someone's mindset or emotion

• -> The angry expression on her face reflected her thoughts on this issue.
• ->The fact that she could not reflect her resentment to anyone around her made her even more introverted.

Synonym

represent

4 to consider anything completely and thoroughly

• -> I took a moment to think how I would reflect to that question.
• ->He felt he needed some time to reflect his options.

Synonym

blow-by-blow

Opposite

sloopiness

1 to act in a certain manner toward anyone or anything

• -> He can treat you better than me.
• ->Treating someone in a good way makes her happy.

2 as a manner of thinking about things in a spesific manner

• -> Treating her lies as excuses was a mistake.
• ->I have nothing but to treat his words as life lessons.

3 to cope with or talk about anything in a spesific manner

• -> They treat my answer like a joke.
• -> They treated our thoughts as important.

4 to provide immediate treatment or therapy to an individual, a sickness, an accident, etc.

• -> The vet treated my bird's injury.
• ->They put a lot of effort into treating the wounded people in the war.

5 to wash, repair, or keep anything with a psychoactive compound or method

• -> I treated the toilet with bleach.
• ->You need to treat the trees in your garden for bugs.

6 to spend money on anything which someone/you will like and which you don't normally have.

• -> If I'll be successful on the exam I'll treat myself to chocolate.
• ->It is so sweet of him to treat you with a gift.