Money mind – Business

1 very enjoyable and good

• -> It's a great show on TV.
• ->It was a great evening, Thank you. 
• ->I had a great day with my friends.

2 so big, unusually large amount of something

• -> Don’t worry, I'll take great care of it. 
• ->There's a great risk of the building collapsing.
• ->He had a great interest in painting.

3 to show the size or the quality it is used

• -> The room had a great window.
• ->There's a great hall in the house.

Synonym

large, big, huge

4 many others appreciate because of their exceptional ability or qualities

• -> She's the greatest dancer in the country. 
• ->Her great acting earned her a couple awards.

5 very healthy in terms of brain and physical

• -> He looks great and fresh.
• ->She says she doesn’t feel great.
• ->I know I don’t look great, but I'm fine. 

1 can be done or achievable

• -> It is possible to get into a university after studying for it.
• ->He made my dream possible in every way.

Synonym

desirable

Opposite

impossible

2 can happen but not certain

• -> It is possible that I wrote the number incorrectly.
• ->The dish is cold. It is possible that they lost their way

Synonym

probable

Opposite

unimaginable

3 in a specific situation, acceptable or suitable

• -> There are many possible ways to solve this problem by tomorrow.
• ->It is possible to speak to the principal right this moment.

Synonym

probable

Opposite

improbable

1 instead of anything which have been concocted or assumed, it is linked to reality

• -> It's not true that everyone will support you in your bad times.
• ->It's true that I'm marrying him.

Synonym

right, correct

Opposite

untrue

2 actual or accurate, particularly when it differs from how anything appears

• -> The true cost of the project is much higher.
• ->You couldn’t see the true meaning of this friendship.

Synonym

real

3 possessing the traits or attributes of the object specified

• -> She was a true friend who held my hand when I was in deep.
• ->The kid was a true genius.

4 utilized to accept that a reality or claim is valid, despite the fact that you believe that's what is extra significant.

• -> It's true that we worked hard but we could do better.
• ->True enough, but it doesn't explain your faults.

5 respecting and supporting a certain individual or ideology in a consistent manner, even in various scenarios

• -> I know my dad is true to his word.
• ->The country is true to democracy.

6 being an exact replica or reproduction of anything

• -> The report is true to the professor's lessons.
• ->True to my guessing, she was cheating on me.

1 in some way related to a country's, region's, or society's trade, industry, and wealth development

• -> We are not economically stable at the moment.
• ->The pandemic hit us hard economically.

2 in a method using enough

• -> She has been saving money economically for her mother.
• ->We must use our supplies economically so that we won't need to buy more.

1 in the end of something or some time

• -> I eventually have enough money to buy a car.
• ->Although the doctors gave up on her years ago, she eventually recovered.
• ->We’ll eventually get married in this summer.

Synonym

finally

1 anything that someone has accomplished well, particularly through their own energy and competence

• -> It's a great achievement to be on this stage.
• ->Reaching this level so early is a great achievement.

Synonym

success

2 the activity or goal of accomplishing anything

• -> Only the achievement of these goals will bring success.
• ->For educational achievement, you need to take little steps.

3 a prize earned by finishing a task or tier in various video games

• -> I'll receive my achievement after the competition.
• ->She awarded me an achievement because I read well.

1 anything you do for the sake of curiosity or satisfaction

• -> Gym activites keep people healty.
• ->The hotel offers the guests so many activities.
• ->If you are doing so many daily activities, these keep your body active.

Synonym

enterprise, exercise

Opposite

cessation, idleness

2 anything that someone undertakes in attempt to reach a specific goal

• -> Relief organizations totally progress their activities according to their content
• ->We analyzed our topic and decided to begin an activity on it as a group

3 Something is occurring or a number of things are already being performed inside a circumstance

• -> My bank account was blocked because of irregular payment activities.
• ->My facebook account was blocked because of many login attempt activities.

1 the manner in which you are holding someone or something; the technique of holding someone or something

• -> She holds her purse as tight as she can.
• ->While dancing, he holds my waist with his hand.

Synonym

dominance, grip, influence

Opposite

dispossession, release

2 a specific manner of gripping someone, particularly in a combat or a competition like wrestling

• -> He wants to pull me in to hold my wrist.
• ->He has to hold my hand in order to make a move.

3 the state of authority, impact, or force upon someone or something

• -> She wanted to change the hold of the judge with her action.
• ->He was aware of his hold in his hand because he knew her secret.

4 During trying to climb, a place to settle your feet and hands

• -> She fell to the ground because there was no place to hold.
• ->When she got to the hold, she slipped, but at the last moment, she grabbed it.

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 wrong thing someone says

• -> It was a lie when I told you that 'I love you'.
• ->I had to tell a lie few times to cover my brother's actions.

Synonym

inaccuracy, fiction

Opposite

truth, nonfiction

1 the situation of not possessing more of anything as before; the procedure that results to this

• -> Go to the gym five days a week for weight loss.
• ->The drugs I use have side effect of weight loss

2 an amounts of cash which has been wasted by a company or industry

• -> The company's loss was lost $25,000 in the last week.
• ->The loss amounted to 32,000 dollars.

Opposite

profit

3 the passing away of an individual

• -> I'm sorry for your loss.
• ->The loss of my grandmother last week was terrible for our family.

4 negative consequences or situations that arise in the event that a person who benefits to anywhere abandons

• -> His retirement was a loss for the university.
• ->It was transferred to the other branch so there was a loss for this branch.

5 inability to achieve a competition

• -> We loss to the other class on the knowledge contest.
• ->He wasn't upset that he loss to his best friend in chess.

1 rather than a boy, being an adult men

• -> He had reached manhood when he came back from college.
• ->He was the most beautiful and youngest manhood of our family.

Synonym

adulthood

2 the features which men are supposed to have like strenght and courage

• -> When grown to manhood, they were acknowledged by their father.
• ->He became a lot bigger when he reached his manhood.

Synonym

masculinity

Opposite

weakness

3 in a country, all men

• -> The education of manhood in the country was given more importance than that of girls in the past.
• ->This disease is absent in most of the manhood in the country.

1 [uncountable] the act of deciding how to do something

• -> During the planning process, the project ran over budget.
• ->Before we begin thorough planning, we must think.

Synonym

schedule

Opposite

undesignedness

2 [uncountable] (also town planning) the process of development of towns designing plans to deciding how can be pleasant places for live in

• -> The plans have been forwarded to the planning team.
• ->If you want to expand an area, you'll need to do some planning.

Synonym

designing

1 the money you make from a business or from selling stuff, after you've paid all of your expenses

• -> Investors will take the profits.
• ->We made this profit in a long-term.

Synonym

gain

Opposite

loss

1 [countable] the act of running; the amount of time spent running or the distance covered by someone.

• -> I have reached the goal of 5km run every day.
• ->I need to practice before my 60km run from one side to other side of the town.

Synonym

rush

Opposite

slow

2 a journey by vehicle, plane, boat, or other means, especially one that is short or frequent

• -> The number of aircraft run,on the most visited country, is increased recently.
• ->The plane has been taken off from the run for its first flight.

Synonym

outing

3 a period during which anything positive or negative occurs; a series of successes or faults

• -> The women's voleyball team finally broke their a run of bad luck.
• ->It was a run of success for the school's national team.

Synonym

round

4 a sequence of theatre or film performances

• -> The theatre's Istanbul run was dashing.
• ->The musical's Berlin run was criticized a lot.

Synonym

string

5 a condition in which a large number of people sell dollars, etc., causing the value of the currency to drop

• -> There is a run in the farm market.
• ->The war will lead to a run on supplies.

Synonym

fall, drop

Opposite

trickle

1 one of the countries in the world with significant military or economic might and influence, such as the United States

• -> China has a superpower in marketing goods to all around the globe.
• ->Russia is known for its military superpower.

Synonym

lordship, powerful nation

2 (in films and fiction) a specific skill or ability possessed by someone, particularly a superhero

• -> Batman has no superpower, he can only drive his motorcycle.
• ->His superpower allows him to summon ghosts at night.

1 gathering of people from different places

• -> We've been collecting money to help children in hospitals
• ->We collected hundreds of people who want to save the earth.
• ->I collected nearly 500 bottles from the gardens of universities.

Synonym

gather

Opposite

give

2 buying things as a hobby

• -> I still collect postals from different countries.
• ->I collect rare pieces of old watches.
• ->I've been collecting snow globes since I was 5.

Synonym

accumulate

Opposite

spend

3 to be given something; to be the winner of something

• -> I collected nearly 200 toys with those machines.
• ->She collected 2 tickets at the casino.
• ->Did you collect any gifts from the draw?

Synonym

receive payment

Opposite

give

1 to strengthen something's quality, usually by adding something to it

• -> Our culture has been enriched because of foreigners who live here.
• ->My knowledge about sciene is enriched with reading books.

Synonym

develop, upgrade

Opposite

decrease, reduce

2 to increase the quality of food by adding nutrients

• -> The soup is enriched with different types of vegetables.
• ->I decided to enrich the dinner with my special dessert.

Synonym

develop, upgrade

Opposite

decrease, reduce

3 to make someone or something richer than before

• -> She has enriched herself after buying a lottery for the first time.
• ->Ideas are supported and enriched in this office.

Synonym

supplemet

Opposite

decrease, reduce

1 go into somewhere or come

• -> He suddenly entered the room and started yelling at us.
• ->I finally entered the country that I wanted to see the most.

Synonym

arrive, get in

Opposite

exit,leave

2 to get your name added to a waiting list for an exam, a race, a competition, etc. to perform this activity for someone

• -> She entered the competition because of her brother.
• ->I was about to enter an exam when my mother called me.

Synonym

inscribe

Opposite

erase

3 to become involved in an activity or begin it

• -> Men entered the army to defend our country against enemies.
• ->I entered driving classes to have my license.

Synonym

begin, start

Opposite

end

4 being a member of an institution and start working in an institution or as a job

• -> I entered the office after being jobless for a decade.
• ->He entered the business again after his company's bankruptcy.

Synonym

join, start

Opposite

avoid

5 writing names, details or numbers in a book, list etc.

• -> You must enter a valid email to be able to sign up.
• ->I must know the password of the computer to enter.

Synonym

insert

Opposite

erase,remove

6 telling something officially while being recorded

• -> She entered a plea of mercy for her friend to make them let her free.
• ->Disipline committee entered a document which contains the inappropriate behaviour of a student.

Synonym

admit

1 to have someone or something in your hands, arms, or other parts of your body

• -> You can hold my hand if you want to.
• ->Hey,hold my beer.

Synonym

grip

Opposite

leave

2 to retain someone or something in a specific position

• -> Hold this style,I liked it.
• ->Hold on in squat position.

Synonym

stay the position

Opposite

not to break

3 to support something/somebody in weight

• -> Do not step on it! It can't hold you.
• ->If you can hold this 10 pound weight 20 minutes,I will give you a 50 dollar.

Synonym

support

Opposite

release

4 having enough space for something/someone; containing something/someone

• -> This train holds 150 passengers.
• ->These boxes hold 500 pencils in total.

Synonym

contain

Opposite

clear away

5 to keep someone and prevent them from leaving

• -> He was held captive.
• ->They were holding her in there.

Synonym

hold captive

Opposite

release

1 to change position from standing or sitting to couching.

• -> I lay in bed although I couldn’t sleep
• ->She likes to lie on the beach and sunbathe.
• ->They were laying side by side and making deep conversations.

Synonym

couch

Opposite

stand

2 something that stays in a flat position on a ground

• -> The book lies in the desk.
• ->The carpet they have bought lies on the ground
• ->The river lies at the heart of the city.

3 to be stated in a specific position

• -> Pompeii in history lay in ruins.
• ->The cat has been laying on the ground
• ->That bag has been laying in front of the contsiner for weeks.

4 to have a problem, or idea

• -> There lies an issue that we have trouble in solving.
• ->The gender issue lies at the centre of this conference.
• ->The problem lies as the main topic in the meeting

5 to be populated in a certain area.

• -> Dead bodies lie at the cemetary.
• ->Your jackes has been laying in my wardrobe for months.

6 to be extended in a specific spot

• -> The photocopies lie all mixed up in the ground.

1 to have something that is belongs to anyone, especially because you bought it

• -> You don't own me.
• ->I own this company.

Synonym

have

Opposite

associate

2 to succeed thoroughly, especially in a competition; to completely defeat someone

• -> You owned me this time!
• ->I will own you next time.

Synonym

defeat

Opposite

disavow

3 being in charge of and responsible for something

• -> I decided to own my father's business.
• ->Then my daughter will own our business.

Synonym

accept

Opposite

reject

1 that income you earn from your job or from selling the stuff, after you've paid the whole of your expenses

• -> What is my profit from this job?
• ->Profit of the job was highly reasonable.

2 any benefit that you obtain as a result of performing anything

• -> I will show you how it is done, it is on your profit.
• ->Total proft was around 345 Turkish liras.

1 to run is to move fast by using legs.

• -> she was running towards the door.
• ->they are running to catch the train.
• ->I ran down the stairs as fast as I could

Synonym

hurry, speed, travel rapidly

Opposite

walk,stand

2 run is to travel rapidly in a particular distance

• -> Olumsuz olması çok anlamlı olmamış I have run seven miles today.
• ->she has said she will consider running in the 3000 meters marathon.
• ->I have never run a marathon before.

Synonym

go, locomote, move, travel

Opposite

stop,halt

3 run is to manage business, organization or country.

• -> many people don’t care the person running the country
• ->ı wan to run a restraunt in the city center.
• ->the hotel is well-run and extremely popular.

Synonym

organize,lead,supervise

Opposite

disorganize

4 if you run, you move very quickly and you do it.

• -> I need to run to the store for some more milk.
• ->you should run and ask your sister where keys are

Synonym

move, travel, flee

Opposite

stay,slow

5 when the vehicles run, they carry people from one place to another regularly.

• -> I waited too much on the stop.I learnt the bus didn't run on sundays.
• ->The express bus bus runs to the city centre.
• ->television series ran for 10 episodes and was extremely popular.

Synonym

work,follow

Opposite

wait, remain

6 when computer runs ,it works

• -> all software programs will run on new computers.
• ->when the program runs on it ,we easily finish the our assignment

Synonym

operate,work

Opposite

mismanage

7 when something runs, it occurs particularly and regularly.

• -> the training of physical education runs over a three year period.
• ->the learner kept things running smoothly
• ->he was given a further three month prison sentence to run concurrently.

Synonym

continue, go, stretch, last

Opposite

stop, cease

1 achieving something you've been striving to do or obtain; to achieve the desired result or cause

• -> The national basketball team succeed in the final game.
• ->It was easy for her to succeed after working hard for two months.

2 to be good at your job, getting enough money, respect and power etc.

• -> Her family connected to her again when they hear she succeed at business life.
• ->His dream was to succeed in music industry.

3 to follow someone/something and take their/its place or position after them.

• -> He succeeded the race by passing the rivals.
• ->She couldn't succeed with a promotion to a better position.

4 to get a name or title, property after someone dies

• -> He is succeeded with a mansion when his grandmother died.
• ->He is succeeded with throne when his father got lost in the battle.