Models around us – Fashion

1 many individuals are aware of

• -> That teacher is famous for his language teaching skills.
• ->She tries everything in order to be famous..
• ->Adele is a very famous singer from Britain.

Synonym

well-known

Opposite

unknown

2 Individuals who are well-known to a large group of individuals

• -> Famous people generally live their lives in front of cameras.
• ->This private jet is for the rich and famous.
• ->In his childhood, he was a famous child actor.

Synonym

famed, celebrated

Opposite

unrecognized

1 a satisfactory standard or of great quality

• -> Her cookies are so good.
• ->They sell good quality pens.
• ->The furniture looks good.

2 enjoyable, pleasant for someone

• -> We had a really good time with my friends. 
• ->It's so good to hear your voice.
• ->It's really good to drink coffee with you.

3 strong and sensible to support in a discussion

• -> I have good reason to doubt his words.
• ->He always asks good questions.

4 used to show or get approval or respect to something

• -> His family is good-looking and well-educated. 
• ->It's good that some people go to congre.

5 skillful to do something well

• -> He was very good at his job.
• ->He's really a good dancer.
• ->She is one of the best players in the world.

6 ethically right; behaving in a morally correct manner

• -> I wish you were a better person.
• ->It's good to help kids in Africa.

7 following rules or standards firmly

• -> They were all good children.
• ->He promised to be a good boy from now on.
• ->They all have good manners.

8 want to help someone, being kind to others

• -> You are so good to me.
• ->I never doubted her good intentions.
• ->He was good to everyone on the team. 

9 being powerful and healthy

• -> She replied, "I'm good, don’t worry."
• ->I know she's good, but I still worry about her. 
• ->I can't see it even with my good eye.

10 affecting something or someone in an useful way

• -> These chemicals are not good for children.
• ->Too much alcohol is not good for your liver.

Opposite

Living so close to a chemical factory can't be good.

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 it can be utilized once more

• -> Models are wearing reusable dresses at fashion shows.
• ->I think this is the first reusable vehicle in space.
• ->Reusable shopping bags are the first step to save the world.

1 suitable for a certain aim

• -> There's still no satisfactory answer from the military.
• ->Even the experts don't have a really satisfactory explanation for this.
• ->You have to produce satisfactory evidence of your identity to enter the country.

Synonym

acceptable

Opposite

unsatisfactory

1 you are delighted since you have accomplished something or that something which you desired has occurred

• -> All I want is more satisfied students in the future.
• ->The artist was satisfied with the prizes she won today.
• ->We're not satisfied with the election results.

Synonym

happy, content, contented, joyful, blissful

Opposite

dissatisfied

2 admitting or thinking that anything is correct

• -> First of all, you need to be satisfied that the treatment is safe.
• ->I was satisfied that she found me accidentally.

Synonym

convinced

Opposite

unsatisfied

1 providing satisfaction since it fulfills a requirement or desire

• -> The satisfying result was worth every sleepless night we spent.
• ->Her first job was a satisfying experience.
• ->It was a satisfying day for me with my old friends.

Synonym

rewarding, pleasing, gratifying, fulfilling

1 something no one is interested in

• -> Their strike went unheard.
• ->I don’t want my problems to go unheard once again.
• ->Please pay attention, this warning shouldn’t go unheard.

2 condition in which an individual has not noticed or listened to anything

• -> We found the video, but it was unheard.
• ->I found an old, unheard tape of the birthday.

1 in some kind of a condition that is devoid of any discernible form or structure

• -> The dress hung shapelessly on her big body.
• ->Her words were spinning shapelessly in my head.

1 the process or outcome of something changing

• -> I've seen slight changes in your final paper.
• ->The company considers making some radical changes after the unfortunate accident.

Synonym

swap

2 anything that is utilized to change something else; the activity of changing anything with something fresh or unusual

• -> I think you should consider this change.
• ->Is change possible for this old decoration?

Synonym

replace,switch

3 the circumstance that a scenario, a location, or an event differs from the norm and hence is more likely to be quirky, entertaining, or enjoyable

• -> Look at this surprising change!
• ->I didn't expect such a change from him.

4 the cash you receive back while you pay for something by donating extra cash than it expenses you

• -> You can keep the change.
• ->It is not something shameful to ask for your change after paying.

Synonym

exchange

5 Instead of banknotes, pennies are used

• -> I don't have any change on my pocket.
• ->Can you borrow me some change?

Synonym

money, cash

6 a spare pair of clothing, and so on.

• -> I need a change of suits.
• ->I will have change of purse one day!

1 [countable] someone asks you to so you do something difficult

• -> When he saw the train coming fast, he dared to save the cat that stuck on the rail.
• ->He jumped to the bullet and dared to save his friend.

Synonym

badassery

1 used when specifying a 24-hour time frame

• -> I'll go to holiday for two days.
• ->I have three days to finish the report.
• ->I need one more day, please.

2 the period of time among when it first gets daylight in the early and when it first goes dark in the night

• -> It was a lovely day, thank you.
• ->I sat at balcony all day and watched the sea.
• ->It didn’t rain all day but the sky was covered in black clouds.

3 the times of day if you're up, studying, etc., rather than resting

• -> It's been a really long day, and I've got a bad headache.
• ->I've got a big day tomorrow.
• ->I hope you had a good day.

4 a certain epoch of chronology or moment

• -> There were no sounds in movies in the days of my youth.
• ->The first days of colored movies were like a miracle to people.

5 a span of time in someone's profession and personal life

• -> The photo was from my cheerleader days.
• ->I longed for the good old days.
• ->I was so happy in my university days.

1 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 sense of skepticism about something or a lack of faith in something

• -> I knew her doubts about my boyfriend were insignificant.
• ->I had no doubts as to the sincerity of her question.
• ->I had certain doubts about her love for my brother.

1 Since you are sleeping, a succession of visions, actions, and emotions occur in your head

• -> He says that he had a dream about me.
• ->I always have weird dreams.
• ->I always have weird dreams.

2 a desire to own or be something, particularly one that appears to be hard to fulfill

• -> My the biggest dream is to be an artist.
• ->It’s an impossible dream for me to win this game.

3 a mental state or scenario where activities do not appear to be genuine or part of everyday existence

• -> I lived in a dream for nearly a week.
• ->I emerged from the dream I was in.

4 a lovely or fantastic specific individual or object

• -> Our honeymoon was a pure dream.
• ->Her soup was an absolute dream.
• ->Their new burger is a dream.

1 The sudden public acclaim of something

• -> I don't like following fashion
• ->This season's fashion is colorful fabrics and high-soled shoes.

2 Producing clothes in different forms and presenting them to the society

• -> The incredible influence of fashion in directing people is undeniable.
• ->The latest innovation of the fashion industry was their combination with technology.

3 Community affected by a person's behavior

• -> I think this summer's fashion will be to travel by car while listening to songs.
• ->It is not a bad thing to keep up with whatever was in fashion at that time.

1 anything you experience with your thoughts or with your instincts

• -> I have this feeling that someone follows me.
• ->He left me with this horrible feeling of being heartbroken.

Synonym

sensation

2 a powerful impression

• -> The feeling of anxiety takes over me.
• ->Driving Tesla gives you the feeling of total control.

Synonym

emotion, sensation

3 a point of view or a perspective on anything

• -> My feeling is that we can do better than this.
• ->The council's feeling was against the Minister.

4 the concept or conviction that something is real or that something will occur in the future

• -> I have a strong feeling about her new job.
• ->I have this feeling that she is jealous of me.

Synonym

impression

5 capacity to perceive bodily sensations

• -> There's no feeling in my left hand.
• ->Can I ever have the feeling of my legs?

6 the capability to comprehend someone/something or to act in a caring manner

• -> She read the poem with unbelievable feeling.
• ->I couldn't understand why she had a big feeling about my last book.

7 the ambiance of a location, circumstance, etc.

• -> The feeling of the theatre was amazingly historical.
• ->I liked the feeling of gym, it gives me motivation.

1 a kind or selection of something

• -> The lifespan of butterflies in this form is much longer than other species.
• ->A star with a very similar form of our planet has been found in a different galaxy.

Synonym

type, kind, sort

2 something is on a separate manner from the others

• -> This month's most read book will appear again in movie form.
• ->Assignments you give in any form other than handwriting will not be accepted.

3 Formation of blanks on a sheet of paper to response inquiries

• -> New users in the application have filled in the registration form incorrectly.
• ->Foreign passengers were asked to fill out a form about their health information.

Synonym

questionnaire

4 the appearance of anything or anybody

• -> Robot technology in human form has developed tremendously in recent years.
• ->A new species has been found in an unprecedented form at the equator.

5 Bulk editing of a masterpiece

• -> I feel like there's something wrong with the poem's form but what is it?
• ->Your work's form, the harmony and the deep meaning of words are amazing.

6 The highest realization of a person's ability or capacity

• -> My form at running was better than now.
• ->Although my boyfriend's form is very good, there is a share of failure in every match.

7 the standard method of accomplishing a task

• -> According to the form, the meeting was supposed to end at 5 pm.
• ->It seems very boring to me that she lives her life only according to the form.

8 the culturally approved method of making activities

• -> Swearing was considered bad form, but she didn't care it at all.
• ->I do not have any behavior that is considered bad form.

1 morally acceptable or honorable action

• -> There is nothing good about about him.
• ->The dress does not look good on me.

Synonym

ideal

Opposite

wrong, evil

2 something which is helpful for something or someone

• -> I told her the truth for her own good but she got mad instead.
• ->It will not be good if you ask her why.

Synonym

right, decent

Opposite

mean, bad

1 the period of darkness in between day and the following, while most people are sleeping

• -> I came to the house at night.
• ->I'm scared of night.
• ->I couldn't get my sleep last night.

Synonym

dark,darkness

Opposite

day,light

2 used to describe the dark time you spend before you go to sleep in the evening

• -> We fight every night.
• ->I got hungry at night.

Synonym

day,light

Opposite

dark,darkness

3 an evening when a noteworthy incident occurred

• -> We are planning to have a party night after the graduation ceremony.
• ->I'm exciting to go to the movie premier night.

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 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 to transform into something new

• -> I have changed a lot after puberty.
• ->She has not changed a bit after get back from college.

Synonym

modify

Opposite

remain

2 to establish anyone or anything dissimilar

• -> The money changed him a lot.
• ->He changed my life with his help.

Synonym

modify

Opposite

remain

3 to change from one condition or shape to alternative; to cause someone or something to change states or patterns

• -> He changed his house which was located in Liverpool to London.
• ->Her excitement changed into madness.

4 to transition from one condition, location, or purpose to another

• -> The driver changed his path.
• ->The weathercock changed its direction when the wind came from a different angle.

Opposite

remain

5 to substitute anything fresh or unfamiliar for something old, such as an individual, a product, etc.

• -> Do not change the page, I am reading it.
• ->Do not change the covers, I just changed it.

Synonym

reverse

Opposite

remain

6 change roles or places with anything else; so that both sides have what the other has

• -> I changed the seats with my co-passenger.
• ->My sister changed our drinks while I was looking away.

Synonym

adjustment

Opposite

sameness

7 to convert cash into some other nation's currency

• -> 100 dollars were changed into over 2 thousands rupees.
• ->I need to change my money from euro to kron to buy a bottle of water.

8 to swap cash for various pennies or banknotes for the exact value

• -> Do you have a change for 50 dollars?
• ->Can you change a 150 euros note?

Synonym

coins

Opposite

bill

9 to swap something that you've purchased for something different, particularly if it's defective; to provide a consumer with a replacement item if the one they've purchased is defective.

• -> I needed to change my shoes with new ones because there was a stain on it.
• ->We can only change the products which is unopened.

Synonym

adjust

Opposite

remain

10 to transfer through one vehicle, rail, or other mode of transportation to another in attempt to keep a trip

• -> I must change buses in İstanbul to arrive my destination.
• ->We changed our transportation from bus to subway to reach home rapidly.

1 being bold to do something

• -> She did not dare to face him
• ->He did not dare to listen to what happened

2 to convince someone to undertake something risky and unwanted to show that they are not scared

• -> I dare her to take this risk
• ->I dare him to talk the girl he loves

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 be uncertain about something hesitate to believe

• -> In murder case, police doubted that the maid could be the murderer.
• ->I doubt whether we will go on vacation.

1 [intransitive or transitive] events and images that pass through in your minds while you are sleep

• -> My friend dreamed of me last night
• ->My mother dreams some mixed moments and tries to make senses of them.

2 [intransitive or transitive] to imagine something you haven't done, heard, or seen

• -> Are the guests coming tonight or am I dreaming?
• ->Didn't unplug the iron or did I just dream it?

3 to imagine something you wish to have

• -> Most young people dream a nice car and a big house.
• ->I dreamed of ging to a better collage.

Synonym

imagine

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 create or mold anything

• -> fashion sth after sth else She fashioned that dress from the gown.
• ->fashion sth out of sth She fashioned this plane out of the paper.

Synonym

design, create, build, shape, tailor

Opposite

demolish, destroy

1 to generate anything in a specific manner or with a curved form

• -> To form a new method, I worked hours and hours.
• ->Forming the best work was impossible.

Synonym

constitute, create

2 to transfer or organise things or persons in such a way that they join a team with such a curved form; becoming placed in such a bunch

• -> Everyone formed into a circle to play the introduction game.
• ->He formed his toys up into lines and started playing with them.

3 The gradual transformation of something into what it should be

• -> Glass is formed by melting of sand.
• ->Blueberries form at this times of the year.

4 anything starts to grow

• -> She formed an extra character for in case.
• ->You can form a list of your wishes for your birthday.

5 Gathering many people in common for a purpose

• -> The community formed a new group for the begginers.
• ->Forming a friend group is difficult.

6 something in a predetermined order

• -> To form a core memory, he should have deep feelings.
• ->I formed a pattern for your dress.

7 Your contribution to the progress of anything

• -> Your every word forms people's shopping desire.
• ->To form a convenient environment for plants, she moved everything in the house.

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 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 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.

1 it has never been seen or performed before; extremely uncommon

• -> Such changes are unheard of in Turkey.
• ->It is unheard of for fascists to put aside any differences.

Synonym

unprecedented