The relation between students and school - School

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 possessing the ability and duty to manage something, such as a country or an institution

• -> They became the governing body for amateur soccer in the U.S.
• ->He left the governing party on November 5th.
• ->The rules are regulated by the governing body.

Synonym

ruling

1 foolish and someone can laugh easily

• -> Her laughable words were nonsense.
• ->It would be laughable if it were not deeply insulting to me. 
• ->He was inconsequential, almost laughable.

Synonym

ridiculous

1 the main figure of a performance

• -> They cheered for the lead runner in the race. 
• ->I put my bet on the lead horse. 
• ->The lead violin was amazing.

1 having an important role in a play or a movie

• -> He's in a supporting role in the movie, but he acts so well.
• ->She's much more than a supporting role.

2 helping in the proving of the truth of something

• -> The new detective is searching really hard to find any supporting evidence.
• ->We've prepared supporting information guidelines.

1 giving someone help or encouraging actions by showing sympathy

• -> A supportive partner can change your whole life. 
• ->She was a supportive friend in every situation.
• ->If I were you, I'd appreciate having a supportive friend like him.

Synonym

encouraging, caring, sympathetic

1 used to express your belief that a claim, statement, or style of portraying someone/something is not accurate or correct, despite popular belief.

• -> People admire their supposed diligence.
• ->The rule of law is broken by its supposed guardians.
• ->I won’t be fooled again by the supposed benefits of wireless charging.

1 leading to a surprise

• -> There are some surprising names on the cast list.
• ->Even more surprising is the fact that he couldn’t recognize me.
• ->A surprising number of people have been fooled by FarmBank fraud. 

1 To adjust to a point, hard to remove, to open or to split.

• -> Sit tight!
• ->The handcuffs are so tight.

Synonym

object

2 Anything that is stretch, can be uncomfortable.

• -> These are really tight pants.
• ->She wore a tight blouse.

3 Hard to administrate because it is not sufficient.

• -> I have tight money this month.
• ->She has tight information.

4 Firm, rigid.

• -> We have a very tight principal at school.
• ->This school has tight policy.

5 The maximum limit in stretching.

• -> I pulled it tight.
• ->The dough is tight right now.

6 The two objects being close together.

• -> There are tight crowd in the square.
• ->These are tight shelfs, I can't put my book in there.

7 The feeling of being anxious, sad or frustrated.

• -> You look tight.
• ->He spoke tight with me.

8 feeling constricted.

• -> My back feels tight.
• ->Are you neck feels tight?

9 the close bond you create with another person, people.

• -> It was a tight friendship.
• ->My relationships were tight back then.

10 To bend directly.

• -> You drive too tight,I'm scared!
• ->That was a tight turn, be careful next time.

1 in a manner which is rude or not polite

• -> He talked impolitely to his teacher, and she warned him.
• ->You shouldn’t behave impolitely to your parents.
• ->I'm sorry for breaking your heart by acting impolitely.

1 not true, not completely true which has some mistakes in it

• -> His words were showed off on TV inaccurately.
• ->They don’t listen, if they make the project inaccurate I'll be angry with them.
• ->An inaccurately win and she took the medal.

1 in a close, strong and also tight way to do something

• -> Little girl’s eyes were shut tight due to pain and horror.
• ->I knotted it really tight so it wouldn’t open during the bus ride.

Synonym

Firmly

Opposite

loosely

1 [uncountable] the process of doing something in order to deal with a situation or to make something happen

• -> The police took action against the criminals.
• ->She asked permission from her superior to take action.

Synonym

activity, process, response

Opposite

inaction

2 an activity carried out by someone

• -> I couldn't react in response to this action.
• ->With this action, he did nothing but went against his family.

3 Laborers' actions, including labor strikes, to express their dissatisfaction about their bosses

• -> Together with their colleagues, they planned to take action against their boss.
• ->Because of the indifference of the school principal, the teachers took action against him.

4 the formal procedure for preventing someone or a firm from doing something, expecting them to pay for a fault, and so forth

• -> They did not know that this legal action was a mistake.
• ->When they received the money they had to pay for legal action, they found that the money was fake.

5 Taking part inside a conflict or even a warfare

• -> He was punished by his superiors for his action in the war.
• ->He refused the action of taking part in the battlefield.

6 a term used to denote a series of thrilling occurrences

• -> Books related to action are more fun to read.
• ->If you're looking for a place with lots of action, you should go to the police department.

7 an impact of a substance, including a chemical, on another

• -> Taking too much vitamin C can cause an acid-raising action in the body.
• ->Consumption of chocolate provides better working action of the brain.

1 native surrounding where individuals, creatures, and vegetation exist

• -> We need to take care of our environment.
• ->People don't do enough to save the environment from pollution.

2 the circumstances under which a human, creature, or vegetation exists, works, or engages in such an action

• -> I want to make our home environment entertaining for my kids.
• ->It's quite uncomfortable working environment.

Synonym

setting, surroundings

3 the environment where a person, software, or application works

• -> We develop a software environment for TV systems.
• ->I work in a company which develops an online development environment for telephone networks.

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 part of the body; the part that end of the arm

• -> Get your hands off my laptop!
• ->He showed his little hands to his mother.
• ->My hands are dirty and wounded because I fell from my bike.

Synonym

hand

2 someone's effect in a situation; the role that something or somebody is playing in a special state

• -> Everyone knows that terrorists have a hand in the explosion.
• ->The agents had a hand in Minister's kidnapping.
• ->I don't want to have a hand in his personal affairs.

Synonym

helper

Opposite

prevention

3 style of handwriting

• -> She wrote the letter in a fancy hand.
• ->Even with an uneven hand, I still can read his writing.

Synonym

penmanship

Opposite

print

4 in a helping manner

• -> I need a hand to empty this garage.
• ->Could you give me hand with the dinner, please?
• ->I might need a hand for my Chemistry homework.

Synonym

helper

Opposite

hindrance

1 in some kind of a racing or contest, the place of individual's standing ahead of everybody else

• -> Gaby won and mentioned as a lead in the race.
• ->Lead in the competiton is hard to achieve.

2 a period of time or space that someone or something is ahead of something or someone

• -> Lead points is determined beforehannd.
• ->People should take lead of three points.

3 the model or activity for everyone else to follow

• -> I follow your lead till death.
• ->Adel and Emma are following eachother's leads.

4 The source of knowledge that might aid in determining the reality or details of a case, particularly a criminal

• -> The idea of any possible lead is killing me!
• ->To the dedective Holmes there is one lead in this case.

5 the major character in some kind of a performance, movie, or other production; the individual who performs such role

• -> Leo will be the lead of the new movie of Scorsese's.
• ->I will play the lead! Can you beleive that?

Synonym

Starring

1 the state of being foolish and also which means nothing

• -> I can’t believe that they can't see the mindlessness of violence.
• ->It shocked me to see the mindlessness in her acts.

2 the feature of requiring little or no thought or brainpower

• -> This book is kind of mindless; it doesn’t tire you while you read.
• ->We have a mindlessness prject to work on, it's not hard.

1 lowering something to the lowest possible level or number

• -> The government do nothing about the tax minimization.
• ->We need to take steps for the waste minimization.
• ->Our goal is minimization of the harms of drugs.

1 a building where children are educated by experts teachers.

• -> I'm fed up with going to school as I wake up early in the morning.
• ->Ali, do you have school on Wednesday?

2 Duration of study at the place of study

• -> How was your daughter's first day at school?
• ->You should complete the preparations during at school.

3 the time spending each day in a school

• -> He couldn't go to school because he was punished by his mother.
• ->They will go to vocation,so their children will not go to school.

4 where a person is educated about a subject

• -> When my sister become younger, she will go to ballet school.
• ->He is going to language school because he will go to abroad.

1 the method by which the components of anything are connected, ordered, or organized; a specific component.

• -> The grammatical structure of the sentence was not correct.
• ->The factory has a complex organizational structure.

2 an item made up of multiple components, especially a construction

• -> The big door in the stone structure opened.
• ->The theater is a glass structure.

3 the state of being properly structured or planned, with all components connected; a meticulous plan

• -> He formalized the structure.
• ->The structure of her text was missing.

1 someone whose job is to teach in a school or college

• -> I want to be a English teacher.
• ->When I was a primary school, I really loved my music teacher.

1 to manage in accomplishing a specific objective, status, or standard, especially after a long period of work

• -> I achieved my goals with my hard work.
• ->She achieved the highest level in the game.

Synonym

reach

Opposite

fail

2 being successful at something

• -> The condition of our lives is the only reason why we cannot achieve anything in life.
• ->He was about to achieve marvelous plans.

Synonym

accomplish

Opposite

fail

1 to carry out an action in some kind of a specific manner

• -> I hate to hear the sentence 'Behave like a ladylike!'.
• ->Behaviors are the reflection of the real self of someone.

Synonym

Act

2 behaving in a manner that the others believe is proper or courteous

• -> My little Lisa knows how to behave, right Lisa?
• ->Someone should teach her how to behave in classroom.

3 to spontaneously respond, act, or behave in a certain way

• -> My son behaves suspicious when he is lying.
• ->Like other pets Tako, my cat behaves instinclively.

Synonym

React

1 [transitive] to find out the facts about something ; to calculate exactly

• -> They need an investigation to determine why these viruses are occurring.
• ->It will take some time to determine the cure for the disease.

Synonym

establish

2 [transitive] to make something happen in a particular way and type

• -> The control groups will determine the validity of the research.
• ->This treatment determines whether the patient will survive or not.

3 [transitive] to officially or directly decide and/or make something

• -> It is determined when I will use my annual leave.
• ->Has it been determined when the exam will take place?

4 [transitive, intransitive] to decide make something

• -> At ten years old, I was determined to be an English teacher.
• ->After this brawl, she determined to break up with him.

1 to provide or transfer anything on to someone

• -> Can you hand me the letter?
• ->I waited for you to hand me the bill.
• ->I think he’s lying about how much money he handed me.

Synonym

give

2 to give someone what they want, perhaps too readily

• -> I handed him a luxurious life.
• ->The company handed him a few opportunities he never thought of.

1 to accompany or lead a person or an animal in order to show them the way or force them to move in the proper direction

• -> Can you lead me the way because I was lost in the same place two years ago.
• ->Dogs led me to the house as if they were protecting me.
• ->There were two cars leading the another car behind them.

Synonym

guide, escort

2 to link one thing to another

• -> This way will lead you to Konur Street.
• ->I don’t think this will lead you anywhere.

Synonym

link

3 to move in a specific direction or to a specific location

• -> Lead this way, please.
• ->I lead in the same street over and over again.
• ->The train leads a certain route every morning.

Synonym

pilot, guide,

4 to come to the conclusion.

• -> This leads to the characters experiencing internal conflict in the novels.
• ->The domestic violence led her to lose her mind.
• ->Having a good job and salary have led him to live a rich life.

Synonym

result in, bring about

5 to be the factor for someone's behaviors or ideas

• -> She led me to think in this way.
• ->His actions are so changeable that it leads me to think that he has issues.
• ->You are the one who led me to cook this meal.

Synonym

cause, conduct.

6 to control or govern a group of people, to be the head of something.

• -> She leads the group of students to the concert hall.
• ->The president took over the discussion and led the rest.
• ->I have been trying hard to lead the children.

Synonym

control

7 to be the winner or first in something. (usually competitions and races)

• -> Schumacher led Senna with only 0.50 split second.
• ->She is known for leading her opponents with neck and neck.
• ->He leads the competition every year.

Synonym

top, win

Opposite

lose

8 to spend a certain lifestyle.

• -> He retired since he was really tired but he still leads a tiring life.
• ->You can lead a comfortable life if you study now.
• ->Do not lead a life that you are not content with.

Synonym

live, spend

9 induce something to initiate a process

• -> My persuasions led him to apply for the scholarship.
• ->Years of scientific work will lead to the cure of AIDS as scientists suggest.

Synonym

cause, induce

1 if you school somebody,you train him to be qualified in that area.

• -> he is schooled in his home town before studying chemistry abroad.
• ->unfortunately, the children are schooled in the politics of division rather than unit

Synonym

train,teach, coach, prepare

Opposite

forget, misguide, ignore.

2 to school means that you educate a child

• -> he was starting again as she had very poor schooling due to her ill health.
• ->my elder sister is schooling her children without any help.

Synonym

train,educate,grow up,teach

Opposite

mislead,ignore, misguide,forget

1 organizing or arranging something systematically or in a pattern

• -> She structured her project with feminist themes.
• ->They structure their walls with black and white symbols.