Difficult life of indian americans – Social life

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 reaching your goals or doing what you set out to do

• -> After long studies, he was successful in the university exam.
• ->When it comes to calculating, my daughter is so successful.
• -> My childhood dream came true, I became a successful business woman.

Synonym

efficient, succeeded

Opposite

unsuccessful,failed

2 having become well-known and/or earning a large amount of money

• -> You are a promising successful singer.
• ->My cousin is a successful athlete.
• ->I own a big, successful business like my dreams.

Synonym

profitable

Opposite

fruitless

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 The state of stating that in any particular situation or reality you are upset, devastated, or put in a situation that is not easy at all

• -> You will not be able to see her, unfortunately.
• ->Unfortunately her exam cancelled due to oppositions of her classmates.

Opposite

Fortunately

1 an occurrence, activity, reality, or other evidence that anything happens, is occurring, or will occur in the future

• -> The sad thing is that the little child shows the signs of this fatal disease.
• ->His newly published book was the sign of his other good works.
• ->The success in her school life is the sign of her advancement in her career.

Synonym

indication, symptom, symbol, indicator

2 a scrap of paper, timber, or metals with text or an image on it which contains data, directions, or a caution, among other things

• -> No one noticed the 'no smoking' sign at the bus stop.
• ->The workers couldn't realize the risky area due to the worn out 'caution' sign.
• ->The workmen placed a sign of danger in excavation site.

Synonym

emblem, symbol

3 a gesture or voice which you produce to convey information to another person

• -> That warlike cry was a signal of an upcoming disaster.
• ->He flung his hands up as a sign of dissaggrement.

Synonym

warning, indicator

4 a symbol, particularly in mathematics, that is used to symbolize anything

• -> I taught my young learnes how to make a "pi" sign to in today's class.
• ->She have a peace sign as tattoo on her arm.
• ->The couple was speaking in sign language.

Synonym

symbol

5 a zodiac mark of someone

• -> She asked my ascendant sign in our first date.
• ->My friend believes in sun signs wholeheartly.
• ->He tries to make personality analyses according to people's fire/ earth signs.

1 The intent to do a thing; the desire to accomplish something.

• -> Educators need to make a lesson plan according to the aims of the subject
• ->My father's main aim is to teach us how to behave well
• ->This project's aims is to create a lucrative business

Synonym

goal

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 practice or a procedure of locating anybody or anything, or discovering about anything previously unknown

• -> The discovery of the wheel greatly advanced technology.
• ->Humanity has always sought the discovery of something.

2 a new object, event, or people discovered or discovered during the initial moment

• -> Scientists are searching for a drug discovery for cancer.
• ->Vaccines are the greatest discoveries in human history.

1 the state of any living thing before it becomes a corpse

• -> Life was easier back then.
• ->It was the best food he had ever eaten in his life.

2 the place that any person occupies in society

• -> Their lives are in danger because of the war.
• ->He hated other people all his life.

3 objects that are alive

• -> The noise of the city showed that there was life.
• ->There was no life in the village since people find better opportunities in the city.

4 the time between that creation and destruction; a portion of this time

• -> He lived a fun life.
• ->She traveled the whole world in her life.

5 a span of duration during which that lives or performs its purpose

• -> The crows have long life spans.
• ->My computer had longer battery life.

6 the experiences and actions which are common throughout everyone's lives

• -> We only have one life.
• ->I hope to have a better life.

7 the actions and events which are characteristic of a certain manner of life

• -> The skater life was so painful.
• ->Living a celebrity life changed her a lot.

8 a human's life circumstances; the actions that make up a certain phase of a human's body

• -> He never felt lonely, as he had a lively social life.
• ->Pope Joan lived a life of luxury but died miserably.

9 the penalty of being imprisoned for the rest of eternity or for an extremely prolonged number of days

• -> After all those crimes he finally got life from the judge.
• ->His family got sad after he had been punished with life in the court.

1 an individual who is the proprietor of something

• -> I'm the owner of this house.
• ->May I speak to the owner?

Synonym

holder

1 [countable] a living thing that grows in earth, especially one that is smaller than a tree or bush, usually has a stem, leaves, roots, and flowers

• -> Plants should be watered every week, especially in the morning.
• ->Her plant grew well and came into flower.

Synonym

wort

2 [uncountable] machines which large used in industry

• -> The company's primary business was plant rental.
• ->The industry's machines produce artificial plants.

Synonym

equipment

1 [uncountable] the fact of having no purpose or of being a waste of time

• -> He recognized the pointlessness of assessments.
• ->There is a pointlessness to the stories in her books.

Synonym

absurdity

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 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 [intransitive, transitive] planning and trying to achieve specific something

• -> They always aim to increase their annual return.
• ->The engineers aim to finish the building by next year.

Synonym

purpose

2 [transitive] having something as an aim and aim to do something to

• -> The project aims to help young English learners.
• ->The results of the research aim to change people's daily routines.

Synonym

purpose

3 [transitive, usually passive] saying or doing something that iinfluences or affects a particular group/person

• -> The training aims to prepare the children for using games.
• ->The senior aims to teach how to learn effectively.

Synonym

focus

1 to damage something so badly that it cannot be used

• -> She has destroyed my hopes for the future.
• ->The tsunami destroyed the beach.

2 to damage or reputation or take all the value and pleasure from somebody's life;

• -> She destroyed her life because of her mistake.
• ->Depression destroyed her life energy.

3 to kill an animal because it is sick or not wanted

• -> Why do habitats get damaged or destroyed?
• ->A special type of deer was destroyed by humans.

1 to sow trees, flowers, and other items in the earth in order to expand

• -> Tomatoes are not planted in this season.
• ->We are planning to plant peppers in our garden.
• ->People in this region generally plant corn.

2 Flowers are used to fill or feed a yard, a plot of ground, or other location.

• -> The big field was planted with corn.
• ->We smell roses in the houses because the garden next to our house were planted with roses.

3 to put that and oneself in a specific location or situate

• -> The world's biggest cross is planted here.
• ->The huge flag was planted in city square.

4 to dispatch someone to come on board, etc., with the purpose of making confidential observations on its membership

• -> Manager planted a worker in rival company to get information.
• ->In the series, the military places a soldier inside terrorists.

1 checking to see if someone or something is wounded

• -> Biologists help to protect the enviroment.
• ->You must protect yourself from bad things.

Synonym

save

Opposite

expose

2 To legally enact a law to preserve an animal, person or anything

• -> I wish all animals are protected against harmful things.
• ->Little dogs are protected by their mother.

3 Taking out a life fuse policy to preserve something you have or to guard someone

• -> Phone cases protect phones againt the damages.
• ->Hat protects us againt the sun.

4 Restricting input to information to preserve a computer

• -> My bank accounts are protected to hard password.
• ->İmportant informations has been protected since 1898.

1 to sign a document, letter, or other piece of paper to prove that you wrote it, that you agree with what it says, or that it is genuine

• -> The player was signing autographs for a group of fans.
• ->I waited hours to have her sign my t-shirts.
• ->Can you sign under your name?

Synonym

mark

Opposite

deny

2 to get someone to sign a contract promising to work for your firm, such as a sports star or a singer; to sign a contract agreeing to work for a company

• -> She was the first musician signed to the new record label.
• ->We have signed a new writer.
• ->She has signed to be his new assistant.

Synonym

contract

Opposite

dismiss

3 to use a sign, especially a hand movement, to express a request or tell someone to do something

• -> He signed to his driver to stop.
• ->I signed you to come here but you didn’t see.

Synonym

signal

Opposite

not react

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.