Choosen family – Friends

1 giving and feeling pleasure and enjoyment

• -> He lived a happy childhood.
• ->I'm so happy since I traveled to Europe.

2 satisfaction about something which is positive and right with comfort

• -> I'm happy with the way my dress turned out.
• ->She isn't happy with the exam result.

3 eager to help or willing to accomplish something

• -> I'm happy meeting you today instead of Friday.
• ->He is happy joining the new campaign.

4 successful and fortunate

• -> They have a happy marriage.
• ->She found a happy job which is easy and pays well.

1 The act of thinking that something is wrong even if there is no situation

• -> I don't think she even knows she is in a suspicious situation.
• ->She looked around with a suspicious look.

Synonym

distrustful, doubtable

Opposite

undoubted, credible

2 causing you to believe that anything is incorrect, unlawful, or untruthful

• -> I think this report of missing persons is suspicious.
• ->It is suspicious if someone lives here

3 unable or unwilling to believe anyone or anything

• -> You can be suspicious of what I say, I am not imposing my truth on you.
• ->I'm suspicious of what she says.

Synonym

sceptical

1 Things with a high glucose content

• -> Sweet strawberries are over there waiting to be washed.
• ->I noticed a meaningless sweet taste in the food.

Synonym

sugary, candied

Opposite

saline, salty

2 Good smelling food

• -> I like the sweet, clean and aromatic smell of the house.
• ->When you put on a sweet perfume, you will be complete.

Synonym

balm, aroma, scent

Opposite

malodor, effluvia

3 making a person feel comfortable

• -> If you add more flowers to this tattoo, I'm sure it will look very sweet.
• ->To create a sweet image in this corner, we first remove this mess.

Synonym

enjoyment, pleasure

4 charming

• -> I met a sweet boy while standing there.
• ->We meet every weekend in a sweet tiny house.

Synonym

pretty, cute

5 possessing or displaying a caring personality

• -> I thought he was sweet towards me but his intention was completely different.
• ->She's a sweet girl and I'm sure we'll get along well with her.

Synonym

kind, nice

1 be upset about someone

• -> Being a tearful person is difficult because I cannot show my anger.
• ->My boyfriend's mom was running with tearful eyes.

Synonym

weeping, teary

2 something that upsets you

• -> It was tearful when we listened to the sick boy's last wishes.
• ->I don't find it right to do tearful ceremonies at weddings.

Synonym

sad, pathetic, tragic

1 Being satisfied with the way things work

• -> I'm not thankful to you for anything you've done, it's all something you owe me.
• ->I'm thankful for this period of my life as last year was incredibly bad.
• ->I was actually thankful that they didn't invite me to the party.

Synonym

grateful

1 be in a high stuation

• -> People say there are still fragments of plane wreckage at the top of the mountain.
• ->There's a striped t-shirt on the top of the closet. Can you bring it to me?

Synonym

summit, apex, peak

Opposite

bottom, breech

2 the high status of something

• -> I want to be top of the class but it's going to be just a dream.
• ->It was on the top of the songs I listened

1 to warn someone to be cautious before doing certain anything

• -> Easy boy, you are going to hurt yourself.
• ->Easy, a car is coming from the other side.

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 the information and ability you've acquired over time by doing something; the way to acquire this data and competence

• -> I don't have enough teaching experience.
• ->Do you have any experience in PhP?

2 the events in your life that have influenced the manner you consider and behavior

• -> I know from my experiences, you shouldn't trust him.
• ->In my experience, you should help people who have helped you before.

3 an occurrence or action that has a significant impact on you

• -> It was an unpleasant experience to forget my words at the meeting.
• ->My forest trip was an amazing experience for me.

4 whatever it's like to utilize a company, participate in an action, go to an occasion, and so forth

• -> We should work on improving the experiences of guests.
• ->The company focuses on enhancing the experiences of customers

5 experiences or information shared by each people of a certain social class that impacts how individuals consider and act

• -> The experience of homeless and broke people led to French Revolution.
• ->Islam was emerged out of the old Jewish people's experiences.

1 Confidence in a person's skills or information and handing over a job to her

• -> Our relationship ends when my faith in you is shaken.
• ->He has full faith that I'll overcome these difficulties,but I don't know if I trust myself.

Synonym

relaince, confidence

2 deep spiritual convictions

• -> If you aren't truly believe your faith, you'll always question it throughout your life.
• ->A psychotherapist claims that people without faith are prone to depression.

Synonym

belief

3 a certain belief

• -> One of the duties assigned to Muslims is to spread their faith.
• ->I respect all faiths, but my love is only for that faith.

4 trust (fine or worse ) the desire to accomplish anything correctly or incorrectly

• -> It takes me a long time to understand whether people have good faith or not.
• ->It's scary when people reveal their bad faith on social media.

1 knowledge of someone or something

• -> If you have familiarity with dog care, you can help me out at the clinic today.
• ->she spoke to me with the familiarity of and old friend.

Synonym

acquaintanceship 

Opposite

unfamiliarity

2 a pleasant and casual tone

• -> If she treats me with familiarity, I don't treat her badly.
• ->I realized there was something strange when she treated me with familiarity.

1 group of multiple individuals

• -> Maybe we were a family in theory, but I could never feel that family atmosphere.
• ->I thought he had no family problems at all but it was an injustice to him.

2 A community and a set of people known to that community

• -> I'm the only one in my family who is blonde.
• ->We want to get married but I'm not sure I can get along well with your family.

3 Pedigree tree with people who have died before

• -> Coming from a wealthy family, she had no intention of studying.
• ->In every family there is someone who will change the fate of the family.

Synonym

extraction, strips

4 Community of a couple (including any gender)

• -> I can't wait to start a family with you.
• ->To start a family, we must first complete our own psychological development.

Synonym

fry, brood

5 community to which a living thing belongs

• -> There are so many butterfly families that it is impossible to know them all.
• ->It is weird that cat family includes both cats and lions

Synonym

subgroup

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 all the flora, wildlife, and objects in the cosmos that were not created by humans

• -> I admire nature's ability to regenerate itself.
• ->My therapy was spending time in nature with him.

2 the manner incidents occur in the material realm when they are not under human's influence

• -> You should focus on your own business. Nature always does its own thing.
• ->No matter how hard we try, we cannot change the way nature works.

3 The form of reaction found in the soul of a people or any living thing.

• -> Fear is in my hamster's nature.
• ->It's in his nature to try to fix people and get angry at them for their mistakes.

Synonym

internal, disposition

4 a stuff's fundamental characteristics

• -> I see she's struggling for it even though she can't understand the nature of it.
• ->It's the nature of this job to listen and I'm not sure if I can do this.

5 a sort or subtype of anything

• -> I must try very hard to reveal an art of this nature.
• ->You have created a product far above its nature.

1 The pain of a person being harm

• -> You should take this medicine to reduce the pain.
• ->Blocking inflammation can lead to chronic pain.
• ->Standing and waiting may aggravate the pain in your leg.

Synonym

ache, agony, cramp, spasm

Opposite

,

2 a psychological or feeling problem

• -> He was too bloodless to notice the pain he caused.
• ->I felt her pain in my bones.
• ->After I realized his pain, I tried to give him solace.

Synonym

agony, heartache, misery, sadnes woe

Opposite

calmness

3 a people or group that irritates you greatly

• -> It is a real pain to drowse at home on such a nice day.
• ->Hearing his sobs was a pain for me.

Synonym

trouble

1 a human being

• -> He's the last person who'd lie to me.
• ->She was the only person who stood beside me in that argument.

Synonym

human

Opposite

nonhuman

2 the actual self or individual personality of a human being

• -> He's such a selfish person, it annoys me.
• ->The manager should be an honest person.

Synonym

personage

Opposite

normal

1 having a circled color that differs from one color to another

• -> He's got a big brown spot on his cheek.
• ->Carriage dogs have black spots on their white fur.
• ->The cat with a white spot is a unique breed.

Synonym

dot, mark

2 yellow circles on the body of a people

• -> She dabs this cream on her face spots.
• ->With concealer and lipstick, it is easier to cover the spots on the skin.
• ->I need to see a dermatologist for the spots on my face.

Synonym

blotch

3 a little characteristic or component of someone or anything that has a certain trait

• -> (figuratively) Please show empathy towards others' weak spots.
• ->The mother, who lost her child years ago, identified him from the birth spot on his shoulder.
• ->I have had a soft spot for Johnny Depp since I was a child.

4 too little of anything

• -> You should do a spot of exercise.
• ->Do you want a spot of lunch?

Synonym

bit

1 a tiny sweet treat consumed in between meals that is frequently made with sugar and/or chocolate.

• -> I buy lots of sweets for kids in the neighborhood.
• ->I gave the kid some sweets who was crying loudly.

Synonym

candy

1 talking about a topic

• -> The talks at the technology conference I attended yesterday were very useful.
• ->Supporting her talk with visuals resulted in her favor.

Synonym

allocution, harangue

2 Debating on a topic

• -> Our talk was so enjoyable that I didn't want to get up from that bench by the sea.
• ->Although she seems like a knowledgeable person, in our talk I realized she is not.

Synonym

talk, chat, banter

3 Debate between official institutions

• -> I feel that there may be a war because of the dishonor of these talks.
• ->Thanks to the talks, a common denominator was finally found and peace was won

Synonym

conference

4 Talking about something but not having any information

• -> Her talk was so extamporary that the professor thought she wasn't his student.
• ->Do you realize that there is nothing to understand from your talk?

5 to prophesy, to know something in advance

• -> My teacher likes sweet talks about future plans.
• ->I don't believe in talk.

6 a point of discussion or a mode of expression

• -> Having a straight talk is so basic. Go and start.
• ->War talk is the worst type of communication.

1 to consider something in sometimes

• -> I will have to think before choosing a university.
• ->If you have a think before marrying someone, you have a healthier marriage.

1 a stuff's (highest) peak or place of entry

• -> His dream was to climb the top of the Mountain of Everest.
• ->The shirt was on the top of the stack.

2 an undergarment that is placed on the arms and shoulders

• -> I bought a green top for 10 dollars.
• ->She changed her top after pouring the drink on it.

3 things you placed at the finish of anything to make it near

• -> I couldn't find the top of this box.
• ->The water bottle has a cute pink top.

Synonym

lid, cork, cap, plug

4 the greatest and therefore most significant location or level

• -> The top score made them earn the medal.
• ->She's on the top of the list.

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 gain money for missions that has been carried out

• -> He was ready to do anything to earn money and take care of his child.
• ->She earns money by working as an editor for a publishing house.

Synonym

coin, make buck

2 to make income as a gain or income on cash you loan, put in a lender, or have in your own

• -> My boyfriend is interested in investment so he tries to earn money from it.
• ->By switching to the new account, you can earn double you currently have.

Synonym

make/gain profit

3 to receive what you merit, frequently as a result of anything nice you've accomplished or the excellent attributes you possess

• -> She fought so many battles to earn the nickname professor.
• ->I feel that by earning my own money, I also gain my father's admiration.

Synonym

bring in, redouned

1 to be affected or influenced by a certain circumstance

• -> Based on my past experience, I suggest you stay in the dorm while you are a student.
• ->Thanks to the internship, I had very good experiences for the teaching. profession.

2 to experience and be mindful of the potential emotional or bodily sensation

• -> I experienced the pain of love when my first girlfriend and I broke up
• ->I have experienced that shopping gives me happiness.

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 to misplace something or somebody

• -> I've lost my favorite shirt.
• ->She lost her child in the shopping mall, but security found the child.
• ->Everytime I go out, I lose something.

Synonym

misplace

Opposite

find

2 to be deprived of someone or something as a result of death

• -> I lost my father two years ago because of cancer.
• ->She has lost her best friend .
• ->He lost his hand in the accident.

3 to be forced to abandon something; to be unable to hold something/someone

• -> I lost my best friend because of my mistakes.
• ->She always loses her money since she doesn’t preserve it well.
• ->He has lost the chance of becoming her boyfriend.

Synonym

give up

Opposite

keep

4 to have less interest or ability to keep something doing

• -> I used to do ballet but I've lost my flexibility.
• ->He lost his sight as the time went by.
• ->She has lost the smell and taste after she was tested Covid positive.

5 unable to win.

• -> Hamilton lost to Verstappen in the last minute.
• ->Our volleyball team lost the last match, thus lost the championship.
• ->National team has lost nearly every match.

Synonym

defeat

Opposite

win

6 Failure to keep anything you desire or need, especially money

• -> They lost the bet, and they had to pay more than they had.
• ->The firm has lost million dollars recently.
• ->Governments lost a lot of money after Covid-19.

Synonym

lose

Opposite

keep

7 to miss a chance or opportunity, wasting time.

• -> She lost her chance by ditching us.
• ->He has lost his opportunity to take a makeup exam.
• ->They didn’t lose a second.

Synonym

miss

Opposite

gain, win

1 to wish harm or dissatisfaction on someone

• -> It pained her to see her father lying ill.
• ->Atatürk's early dead pained the whole Turkey.

Synonym

hurt

1 To recognize a person/thing, notably in a thing that is not easy or so sudden that you can't discern.

• -> I couldn't spot you in the mall.
• ->I would spot you in everywhere.

Synonym

patch

1 say somethings about things

• -> The speaker talked about greenhouse gases.
• ->The soldiers were talking about another attack.
• ->Old ladies sitting on the bench are talking about old days.

Synonym

Speak

Opposite

Silence

2 to speak a language's words

• -> The Russian developer can talk English.
• ->After having taken courses they began to talk Japanese.

Synonym

Speak

Opposite

Silence

3 to talk about something, generally something essential or serious

• -> Two leaders talked about the current situation of economy.
• ->The council talked about regulations.

Synonym

Declamation

1 having a special opinion about something/somebody

• -> I think this was her bag but I'm not sure.
• ->I don’t think she'd want to leave us but I didn’t ask her about it.

Synonym

believe

Opposite

neglect

2 using mind to something, trying to solve problems

• -> I try to think clearly on this case but it gets rambled everytime.
• ->I didn’t think much on it.

Synonym

ponder

Opposite

hide

3 to create an idea of something

• -> Just think how would life be if there was no cars.
• ->I didn't think you'd come this early.

Synonym

imagine

Opposite

realize

4 to wait something

• -> I never thought that we could be enemies.
• ->This project is harder than I thought.

Synonym

expect

Opposite

know

5 To make something you say sound less definite or more pleasant, use this expression

• -> I thoguht you'd stay tonight.
• ->Do you think we could go out tomorrow?

Synonym

be polite

Opposite

be rude

1 to be greater than a certain quantity

• -> I don’t think you can top the last offer.
• ->We need to top the other company's sales counts.

Synonym

do better/pay more

Opposite

be lowest

2 to express oneself in a better, funnier, more impressive, etc. manner than one has previously done or said.

• -> I can give you my word to top that dance.
• ->Topping all her rivals, she became first in content.

Synonym

surpass

Opposite

overshadowe

3 putting something on top of something else

• -> The cake was topped by a beautiful big flower.
• ->The castle was topped by big flags.

Synonym

put on top

Opposite

release