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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 focusing on anything since you love learning concerning or performing it; expressing attention in anything and considering it fascinating

• -> I am interested in anything that happens in my country.
• ->From a distance, I can see that she has little interest in her work.

Synonym

engaged

Opposite

distracted

2 in some kind of an able to benefit from or be influenced by a circumstance

• -> At its morning meeting, all interested people made significant choices.
• ->As I was the only interested side of the situation, I could not speak.

Synonym

concerned

Opposite

irrelevant

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 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 the quality, production, expression, or realm, according to aesthetic principles, of what is beautiful, appealing, or of more than ordinary significance.

• -> I called this art.
• ->He makes swimming look like a piece of art.

Synonym

skill

2 Design objects related with the field.

• -> We would like to do an art project.
• ->Let's go to the art gallery.

3 The capability with the exercise and education you get related with the field.

• -> Ceramic art courses has opened in 21th July.
• ->I think, cooking this delicious pasta is an art.

1 a fearful feeling, especially one shared by a large number of people

• -> Concerns about global warming are growing.
• ->The agencies reported the concerns about gas leakage.

Synonym

Worry, anxiety

Opposite

Neglect, carelessness

2 willing to save or help someone or something

• -> His neighbour's concern about the hardships is appreciated.
• ->The old lady complaints about people's not showing concern for animals.

Synonym

Care, interest

Opposite

Disinterest

3 something which is significant for other people or an organizations and so on

• -> The foundation's concern is transparency.
• ->Head of the group stated that his main concern is their safety.

Synonym

Heed, apprehension

Opposite

Disregard

4 something about which you have a duty or a right to know

• -> The interior design of the studio is not my concern, I am an engineer.
• ->Organizing the shelves is not his concern but he does.

Synonym

Care, regard

Opposite

Disregard

1 A document in which an contract is reached with a person or an institution

• -> But, we had a deal?
• ->let's make a deal.

2 Two people agreeing on something

• -> The company gave the deal that it would treat the animals well.
• ->I want to get a good deal from her.

1 "the feel" is the sensation you experience while you contact or are contacted by anything.

• -> I love the feel of satin of this dress.
• ->I don't like the the feel of old leather, it makes me itchy.

Synonym

emotion

2 the impact made by a location, circumstance, or other factors; ambiance

• -> Her new red dress has a spring feel.
• ->The hospital has an annoying feel.

3 extremely strong emotions

• -> Their wedding gave me feels that I never experienced before.
• ->I have these bad feels about our concert tomorrow.

1 instead of their opinions or beliefs, an individual's senses

• -> I can't share my feelings with them.
• ->It's always been hard to show my feelings.

2 compassion or adoration for someone or something

• -> Your feelings about me are one sided.
• ->I couldn't tell her about my feelings.

1 piece or part of any written source of art

• -> The mathematical literature in this library is insufficient.
• ->Tolstoy is one of the most important names of Russian literature.

2 a collection of writings or publications on a specific topic

• -> Bring the literature you collected to my room.
• ->I bought all the literature on bird feeding.

1 a circumstance in which something has to be accomplished or must be performed

• -> Milk is a need for a new born baby.
• ->The position of him determines the need of first aid.

Synonym

demand

2 a great desire for someone or something, or a passionate desire to possess anything

• -> I need to have those pills daily.
• ->He feels the need of money for future plans.

Synonym

demand

3 the items that someone needs in ability to exist comfortably or to fulfill their goals

• -> The education need cannot be ignored.
• ->I rescheduled my plans according to my needs.

Synonym

demand

4 a situation in which one does not have sufficient meals, cash, or assistance

• -> The municipality must work for people's needs.
• ->She helped me financialy for my need of buying food.

Synonym

hardship, shortage

Opposite

enough

1 the quality of being perfect

• -> She has a spirit of perfection.
• ->Perfection can sometimes turn into a mental illness.

2 ​the state of making perfect something with final improvements

• -> Students have been working on the perfection of their graduation theses for months.
• ->She created a perception of perfection with her actions and thoughts.

1 [uncountable] feeling or being happy, satisfied

• -> It gives me great pleasure to swim.
• ->Her visits gave her grandmother such pleasure.

Synonym

enjoyment

2  [uncountable] the activity that gives you enjoyment, usually in contrast to working

• -> Are you in Italy on business or pleasure?
• ->The boss had arranged a pleasure boat trip for the employees.

3 [countable] a thing that fells you satisfied or happy

• -> Playing football is one of my greatest pleasures.
• ->Having coffee with friends at the end of the day gives me great pleasure.

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 information based on verifiable facts about the composition and behavior of the natural and physical world

• -> What she said sparked controversy in the world of science
• ->To achieve good science, you must conduct successful experiments.

2 the research of physics

• -> She worked hard to succeed in science at the University.
• ->The article in the science journal she got from the library caught her attention.

3 a specific field of research

• -> Physics is the science of logic
• ->Whether or not history can be considered as a science is debated by many scientists.

4 Examining a community or inspecting it according to their established rules

• -> Scientists working for the science of chemistry reached new information with their experiments.
• ->Political science can be instrumental in finding solutions to societal problems

1  [uncountable, countable, usually plural]showing that you understand and care about somebody’s problems, the expression of being sorry for somebody;

• -> Actually, she does not want his sympathy because she only loves her job.
• ->He seemed to feel some sympathy for the students.

2 [uncountable, countable, usually plural] the state of showing support and agreement for an idea, a cause, an organization

• -> She tends to be sympathetic toward educational organizations.
• ->On subject of extreme sports, her sympathy was mountain biking.

3 [uncountable] friendship and understanding between like-minded people who have similar opinions

• -> She have little sympathy for the environmentalists.
• ->There was really nice sympathy between the two musicians.

1 [countable]  a particular way or an organized idea or theory of doing something

• -> In Turkey, the education system is really bad.
• ->Recently, the healthcare system has begun to improve.

2 [countable] a set of things, pieces of equipment that are connected with a computer

• -> The alarm system was turned on.
• ->The air conditioning system failed for months, but we finally had it repaired.

3 [countable] a piece of computer equipment or programs that are used together and connected

• -> I am using the latest computer system.
• ->The computer system is very complex and difficult.

4  [countable] a set of organs or structures in the body that processes that make it function

• -> The order of the digestive system is very important for humans.
• ->My cat often gets sick because it has a weak immune system.

5  [singular] (informal, usually disapproving) people that control or rules a country or an organization, usually when they are unfair because you cannot change them

• -> Young people think that they can change the system by protesting.
• ->And they spend their school years fighting the system.

1 [intransitive] to take part in a race or competition

• -> It felt really good to compete with her in this game.
• ->The two swimming champions would compete for the world cup.

2  [intransitive] to try to be more successful than someone or something else

• -> Small markets and big markets always compete.
• ->Two big construction companies have been competing for this land for months.

1 [intransitive, transitive] to give all of your attention to one particular activity

• -> She has completely concentrated her studies.
• ->He concentrated completely on his career and finally got what he wanted.

2 ​[transitive] concentrate something + adv./prep. to bring or bring something together in a place

• -> Poverty was concentrated in the eastern part of the country.
• ->Air pollution is more concentrated in areas where factories are located.

1 to affect someone or something or to involve someone or something

• -> Her mother was really concerned about her lessons.
• ->My mother's health concerns us a lot.

2 related to be about something

• -> What she saw concerned her.
• ->The company was sinking, and this concerned the executives.

3 to cause worry to somebody

• -> It made me very concerned about what she was doing.
• ->What concerned her was the thought of being unloved.

1 to believe or decide something causing of what you seen or heard

• -> He concluded that she would not be happy if he continued working for this company.
• ->I conclude that he will never change.

2  [intransitive, transitive] (formal) to cause something to end or come to an end

• -> The meeting concluded with good decisions.
• ->Bad beginnings often conclude with good endings.

3 [transitive] conclude something (with somebody) (formally) to complete a formally agreed upon agreement, or arrange an aggrement finally

• -> Treaty of Lausanne concluded between 11 country.
• ->I will be meeting with my lawyer to conclude a new agreement.

1 giving cards in any card game

• -> In UNO, every player is dealt seven cards.
• ->It is your turn to deal in the next round.
• ->You have to shout UNO when you are left with one dealt card.

Synonym

share

2 to purchase and distribute narcotics

• -> He was sentenced to 10 years in prison for dealing drugs.
• ->The arrested gang's main money source was drug dealing.
• ->In TV shows, drug dealing scenes often take place in backstreets or at parties.

Synonym

bargain

1 to anticipate someone's move

• -> I expect my work will finish by tomorrow.
• ->I expect I get a high grade in the exam.

2 to be anticipating the arrival of someone or anything, since this has been planned

• -> I'm expecting for the exam results to be announced by tomorrow.
• ->Were you expecting the weather to be like this?

3 holding someone accountable for any business

• -> my father expects me to tidy my room on Wednesday.
• ->I expect my orders to be carried out fast.

Synonym

demand

4 to be sure of the certainty of something

• -> Do you think there will be a discount? ' I expect so.
• ->Are you sure your shoes suit me? ' I expect so.

1 using a connecting phrase to describe a certain sensation or mood

• -> He feels very positive since he met her.
• ->I feel so energetic after doing workout.
• ->I felt lonely in the crowd.

Synonym

sense, have the feeling

2 anything affecting you or making a strengthening the capacity on you causes you to recognize or be conscious of it.

• -> I felt her head on my arm while she was sleeping.
• ->She felt a sudden breath on her neck and cried for help.
• ->I can't feel my left arm from the operation.

Synonym

sense

3 to perceive things even without using our senses

• -> I can feel how strong the bond between them is.
• ->Pupils may not feel the meaningfulness of an activity, so teachers should provide them with appropriate tasks.
• ->Her children couldn't feel the seriousness of her situation.

Synonym

sense

4 The first glance you see or perceive in a person

• -> The aura of this house feels irritating.
• ->The woman staring at me felt so perverse to me.
• ->She feels confident only by looking at her walk.

Synonym

sense, give impression that, seem like

5 things that can be perceived by the senses

• -> What I was holding in my hand felt squishy.
• ->Her hands feel something like cotton.

Synonym

sense, give the impression that

6 Using the sense of touch to learn the shape of something

• -> You can feel how soft its fur is.
• ->I like feeling his rough skin touching mine.
• ->She felt the temperature of the milk before giving it to her baby.

Synonym

sense, touch, perceive

7 having a specific viewpoint or mindset

• -> She felt the underlying cause of this situation.
• ->Through her eyes, he feells the significance of this depth. 

Synonym

believe, reckon, be under the impression, sense

1 since they are necessary or extremely vital, but rather due to the fact that you can have things

• -> She needs fresh air, she can't breathe.
• ->I need to go to the interview immediately, it is about to start.
• ->The injured at the scene need to get to the hospital immediately.

Synonym

reason explanation grounds basis excuse motive justification pretext

Opposite

retain

2 included to indicate what you will and must do

• -> I need to focus on my exam.
• ->I need to finish this paper today because tomorrow is the deadline.
• ->You need to relax, there is nothing to worry about.

Synonym

entail, demand

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