A cultural statement – Fashion

1 The situation where something has a very high-priced cost

• -> Building this bridge is an expensive job.
• ->The prices is getting more expensive everyday in UK.
• ->The price of being woman in this society is expensive.

Synonym

Costly

1 Because they are sometimes used or spoken, they are recognizable.

• -> She felt relieved after seeing a familiar face at the party.
• ->The familiar smell of the dish reminded him of his hometown.
• ->The melody was familiar, but she couldn't figure out the name.

Opposite

unfamiliar, unknown

2 having a lot about it

• -> Since he is familiar with the games, his aiming was pretty sharp.
• ->If you were familiar with the previous concepts, it wouldn't be so hard to comprehend.
• ->Being familiar with Japanese, I can watch animes without subtitles.

Synonym

accustomed

Opposite

unfamiliar, unknown

3 Occasionally, in an unfavorable manner

• -> Instead of being familiar with his colleagues, he prefers to keep a distance.
• ->She wasn't expecting to be this familiar from the first meeting.
• ->He felt overwhelmed by her lovely, familiar behavior.

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 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 catching your eye since it/they are unique, intriguing, or distinctive

• -> Her ego came from the fact that she had a intertesting appearance.
• ->Interesting places, meeting new people was her passion.

Synonym

fascinating, compelling, stimulating, gripping, absorbing

Opposite

boring,tiring

1 extremely tiny in dimension or quantity; as little as feasible

• -> They searched the minimal size for baby clothes.
• ->We looked for the minimal price.

1 related to a certain country; held by an entire country

• -> National security forces took action due to the explosion at the border.
• ->The national average age is 65.

2 the state seized, controls, or pays for

• -> The national newspaper increased the number of newspapers because it was published daily.
• ->My father watches the news every evening on the national channel.

Synonym

public

1 not connected to or belonging to anyone else

• -> My aunt takes a personal interest in my progress.
• ->I need a new personal trainer.
• ->My personal opinion is that we should read more.

Synonym

private

Opposite

general

2 done by a specific individual rather than someone acting on its behalf

• -> The Principal has little personal contact with the students.
• ->It's a personal hobby for me to paint everything.

Synonym

particular

Opposite

public

3 to act uncomfortably towards a person

• -> It's nothing personal.
• ->Don’t take it personal but I don’t like this kind of shirts.
• ->It was just a question, why did you take it personal?

Synonym

judgmental

Opposite

friendly

1 loving or excelling at sports

• -> You can tell she is sporty by looking at her muscles.
• ->He pretends to be sporty to get your attention.

2 colorful, charming, and casual; looks appropriate for sportswear

• -> Sporty clothes are my favorite when I go walking.
• ->He wears his sporty clothes before training.

3 quick and appealing

• -> He is a fan of sporty cars.
• ->His desktop wallpaper was a red sporty car.

1 It's covered with a clear trend of little spots .

• -> I bought a spotted tablecloth for our kitchen.
• ->Red and white spotted dresses used to be fashionable.

2 It is highlighted, perhaps in a design.

• -> Ladybugs have spotted wings.
• ->There's a spotted cute Dalmatian dog.

1 not possessing unique or distinct characteristics, they are typical or ordinary.

• -> She is a standard student.
• ->Standard workspaces are provided for newcomers.

2 adhering to a system of rules, such as those established by a business

• -> She didn't meet the standards of their business.
• ->They sell the standard burgers all around the world.

3 the work on a certain field numerous individuals that are researching a certain topic view it

• -> The school decided to change the standard textbook.
• ->It is a standard book to read if you are into mythology.

1 Opportune.Taking place at just the appropriate time.

• -> You came to my home timely.
• ->It was not timely speech.

Synonym

opportune

Opposite

late

1  [only before noun] complete, full

• -> The whole place was pulled down for a greenery park zone.
• ->They are trying to remember the whole story.
• ->I think we will travel the whole city.

Synonym

overall

Opposite

lacking

2 [only before noun] used to emphasize or draw attention how big something is

• -> We didn't know what to make of the whole scenario.
• ->The whole aim is to improve things rather than make them worse.

Synonym

entire

1 Since it is ancient and is utilized a lot, it may be broken or shorter than typical.

• -> She purchased two worn jeans from the thrift shop.
• ->Her worn cardigan has holes in its sleeves.
• ->The worn blanket was valuable because it was from her grandmother.

2 seeming exhausted

• -> Due to harsh working conditions, my dad looks worn after work.
• ->The exam period made him worn and sad.

Synonym

weary

1 thoughts, beliefs, rules and ways of life for a definite group of country

• -> Folk songs have an important place in the culture of the Turks.
• ->This book reflects the culture of England

2 the development of plants, bacteria and cells or the production of certain animals to have a particular element or crop.

• -> Cultured mushrooms are found to be poisonous
• ->Cultured microbes are examined with the aid of a telescope

1 a single-piece pair of trousers that extends down to protect the torso beyond the legs, often extending underneath the knees or to the ankles

• -> I'll buy new summer dresses.
• ->This dress looks so good on you.
• ->I like your pink dress.

2 clothing for both males and females

• -> I don’t like her dress sense.
• ->All the people were coming in casual dresses.

Synonym

clothes, clothing, garment, wear, gear

1 liquids pour over salads such as vinegar,oil,salt or pepper, etc

• -> I prefer olive oil as dressing on my salad.
• ->Would you like to add more dressing?

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 the title or kind of a machine, piece of equipment, or other item manufactured by a specific company

• -> Make of shaving machine is waterproof.
• ->Make of utensils is strengthened with steel.

Synonym

Manufacture, produce

Opposite

Derange

1 a meeting where people buy and sell items; the open space or facility where they do so

• -> There is a market in the corner of the street.
• ->The market that located next to my house sells everything you can imagine.

Synonym

display, merchandise

2 company or trade, or the volume of trade in a specific sort of good

• -> These jobs can be market jobs.
• ->Marketing is an important industry.

Synonym

merchandise

3 a certain region, country, or segment of the population that may purchase items

• -> Products for the market of the target country are produced by the local companies.
• ->Home products in Italian market selling insanely.

Synonym

retail

4 the number of customers interested in purchasing something

• -> The famous antique market will be on Saturday this week.
• ->The great market for corn and other produce is still held on Friday.

Synonym

merchandise

1 a person who is a member of a single nation

• -> I came to your country as a national of the Republic of Turkey.
• ->Turkish nationals need visa to go to Germany.
• ->According to research Dutch citizens are happier than citizens of other countries.

Synonym

citizen, compatriot

Opposite

foreigner

1 the placement or arrangement of persons or objects in connection to one another

• -> This is not the correct order.
• ->Everything should be done in order.

Synonym

sequence

2 the condition of being meticulously and cleanly organized

• -> Thank you for keeping my piano in good order.
• ->Get your words into some sort of order in your mind before giving the speech.

Synonym

organization,structure

Opposite

disorganization

3 individuals follow laws, regulations, or hierarchy, to be in a condition of existence

• -> You didn't disobey to the order.
• ->This is a threat to the order.

Synonym

law

4 In some kind of a cafe, pub, or other establishment, a demand for meals and beverages

• -> Can I get your order?
• ->I would like to order.
• ->My order has been delayed.

5 a demand for items to be produced or provided

• -> I took 20 ring order from my small business.
• ->Five more order is necessary but no one orders from my company.

6 anything which someone in a position of power tells them to perform

• -> Obey the order in order to get a chance.
• ->I will not disobey the order.

7 the method a community, the earth, or anything else is organized, with its own set of laws and traditions

• -> New order should be established.
• ->The old order could have resisted but it didn't.

1 the price at which something is offered for sale

• -> This shop's prices are too high.
• ->The price of this ring amazed me.

Synonym

cost

Opposite

free

2 the stupid things you must do or go through in order to receive or as a result of achieving something

• -> I had to pay big prices for you.
• ->Being hopeless is a price for a lady like you.

Synonym

consideration

Opposite

nicee

1 the action of repeatedly making something asking the similiar question

• -> I don't like songs with repetition of the same words in their chorus.
• ->His lectures are like a repetition of last year.

2 something which has already been accomplished or spoken

• -> My days in quarantine were like a repetition of one another.
• ->Repetition of mistakes can become a bad habit.

1 the action of displaying someone or anything in a specific manner; anything that demonstrates or explains anything

• -> The red colour is the representation of love.
• ->This sign is the representation that entry is prohibited.

Synonym

portrayal

2 that idea that you will be represented by people who will talk for you, support for you, and behave in your stead

• -> Due to his injury, his father got the award as his representation.
• ->His friends were in the charge of his representation in the court.

3 official comments posted to someone in power, particularly to express your ideas or dissent

• -> The youngsters made representations to the mayor about their need for new gyms.
• ->Lots of people made representations to change the law about animals.

1 a standard of excellence, particularly one that many deem appropriate

• -> He tries to maintain a standard of living from his paintings.
• ->By making small changes in your life, you can raise your standards.
• ->Samsung sets a higher standard with its brand new smartphone.

Synonym

ideal, model

2 a degree of excellence that is considered usual or appropriate for a certain people or scenario

• -> The level of employees shouldn't be below the standards of the field.
• ->The translators interpret the texts to the standards of today.
• ->They used modern standards as the basis for this building.

Synonym

ideal, model, requirement

3 a standard of conduct that someone believes ethically justifiable

• -> A worker needs to reach a mandatory standard set by the factory.
• ->The team continues to set standards of excellence at the competitions.
• ->people act according to the standards of behaviour in public.

Synonym

model,ideal, code, norm

4 The quality normal used to produce anything

• -> the standard height wooden table
• ->The ISO standard identifies the rules of a system.

Synonym

ideal, rule

1 anything you read or hear that informs or expresses a viewpoint

• -> His statement was meaningless.
• ->I need to make a statement about the topic.

2 an authoritative or professional statement or beliefs

• -> The viewers are waiting for a statement from the channel.
• ->The statement was irrelevant and missing important parts.

Synonym

comment, announcement, remark, declaration, observation

3 a written account of cash given, returned, and other financial transactions

• -> I get my statement from the bank on the 15th of every month.
• ->She was shocked by her yearly bank statement.

4 you present a definitive indication of a viewpoint or disposition through your activities or presence

• -> Her actions make a statement about her.
• ->Your appearance is a statement of your mental condition.

1 [uncountable] the action of buying and selling goods and services between countries and people

• -> She is making good money from her oonline trade business.
• ->There is no more trade between these two country because of the war.

Synonym

commerce

2 [countable] kind of business

• -> In cities on the coast, more money is made from the tourist trade.
• ->There is a book trade among the students as part of the event.

3 [uncountable, countable] a job, especially one that needs special skill, that involves working with your hands

• -> His trade earned him great respect.
• ->This trade, which he has been dealing with for years, is a very valuable job.

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 all the things of something

• -> The scream of her echoed in the whole building.
• ->My whole life was ruined when I lost my husband.

Synonym

entity

Opposite

part, one

2 complete thing inside of itself

• -> If one of us is not here, we are not completely whole.
• ->The seeds might be eaten whole.

Synonym

total

Opposite

part

1 to respect and approve of someone for their qualities

• -> During the presentation, I admired her conversation with the students.
• ->She admires herself for her beauty and mind.
• ->I admired his approach to solving problems and finding solutions.

Synonym

fascinate

2 to find someone or something attractive and impressive

• -> She always admires the woman's life.
• ->I really admired my manager's discipline.

Synonym

envy

1 [intransitive or transitive] to wear some clothes, put clothes on yourself or put clothes on a child

• -> She dressed her child in a black coat because they were going out.
• ->He dressed his dog a clothe before going to the wet.

Synonym

put on

2 [ transitive to apply medication an injury by covering or cleaning to protect it

• -> He dressed the man whose arm injured in the accident.
• ->Veterinarian dressed the tiny cat whose paw was injured.

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 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 mixing materials or putting elements together to produce or prepare something

• -> I made a house from paper.
• ->We used to make planes in our childhood.
• ->The engineer made the building very durable.

Synonym

construct, put together

2 to compose, write or produce something

• -> The producer has made epic movies in the last three years.
• ->The book was made by George Eliot before he hospitalized.
• ->This is the greates film ever made.

Synonym

compose

3 to make anything appear as a result of breaking, tearing, striking, or removing something

• -> She had to make it seeable by removing the curtains.
• ->He made a bruise on his face.
• ->I make myself known in every place I go.

4 to make someone or something feel, show, or have a certain quality.

• -> Why do you make everything more complicated?
• ->The movie made me laugh real hard.
• ->Exams made the students very lustless.

Synonym

cause

5 to contribute to the achievement of something

• -> Thanks to my teacher, I have made my lessons better in time.
• ->She made the magazine very popular.

Synonym

bring about

6 to force someone to act in a certain way

• -> She made me watch this Tv series.
• ->My mom makes me eat everything even though I do not like them.
• ->My father has made me leave the sport club.

Synonym

force

7 to evolve into something; to be appropriate for something

• -> She is made for this job.
• ->I was made for loving you.

Synonym

become

8 to add together

• -> With this lie, it makes four that you have lied to us.
• ->You can make a quick coffee by adding milk to the coffee powder.
• ->Two add ten makes twelve.

Synonym

add up to

Opposite

subtract

9 to acquire money, have financial freedom.

• -> I make one thousand Turkish liras in a week.
• ->Their company has made the most profit of the year.
• ->What do you make for living?

Synonym

earn

10 to succeed to gain a position or have a place in somewhere

• -> She made it to the Tokyo Olympics in 1996..
• ->I couldn't have made it without your help.
• ->They will make it, I have no doubt.

Synonym

succeed

Opposite

fail

1 to market a thing in a specific manner in order to get others to buy it

• -> They use inaccurate images to market their products.
• ->The new app he developed will be marketed in Asia.

Synonym

promote

2 to make a thing available for purchase

• -> Small business owners are starting to market their products to bigger companies.
• ->New collections are being marketed in the big hall downtown.

Synonym

sell

Opposite

purchase, buy

1 to inquire about food or drink in such a cafe, pub, or other establishment.

• -> Can I take your order?
• ->Are you ready to order?
• ->I ordered a king chicken menu from KFC.

2 to request the production or supply of products; to request the provision of a function

• -> They ordered fifteen of them.
• ->No one ordered from my small business so I bankrupted.

3 to utilize your status of power to order someone to perform something or to state that something must occur

• -> You can't order anything to me.
• ->I ordered you to leave.

Synonym

tell, instruct, direct, command

4 to put things together or coordinate

• -> Order of words create the syntax.
• ->order of numbers

1 to set the rate or whatever at a specific level

• -> All of the products in Turkey are highly priced for students.
• ->Kanye's shoes are cool but they are priced.

2 to check the costs of various variants of the identical stuff

• -> Thinking your hair conditioner, mine is reasonably priced.
• ->Stella is comparing the prices and tries to find a normally priced one.

1 the action of individuals or nations purchasing and purchasing or trading commodities or resources

• -> People used to use trade instead of money in the old times.
• ->I traded my bag with a new pair of shoes.

2 a certain company of a work

• -> She is working in an oil trade company.
• ->Dealing with trade of this company seems to tire him out.

3 a certain field of commerce and the individuals or businesses associated with it

• -> It is so hard to be known in the trade.
• ->The company was on the next level when it comes to trade.

4 the quantity of company ’s products

• -> It was the biggest trade since I joined here.
• ->She was disappointed with trade since she couldn't sell all the products she have.

Synonym

business

5 a career, particularly one which needs unique education and abilities since it includes dealing with your fingers

• -> She wishes she would learn a trade instead of joining university.
• ->My mom was a cook by trade.

Synonym

work employment career profession occupation

1 to alter the appearance of anything; to alter the appearance of anything at all

• -> He was transformed into a bug when he woke in the morning.
• ->He transforms from a human to a monster in the movie.
• ->This tool transforms electricity into heat.

Synonym

convert

2 to entirely alter the look or personality of something/someone, particularly in order to improve it;

• -> She transformed herself after the breakup.
• ->They transformed that old shack into a new house.

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.