Look alive! – Music

1 causing or tending to cause death

• -> The atomic bomb, a deadly weapon, was dropped on Japan.
• ->The coronavirus was a deadly virus and spread rapidly around the world.

Synonym

fatal

2 [only before noun] complete or extreme

• -> She was found deadly guiltless thanks to witnesses and evidences.
• ->The command was quite confident because he had deadly power.

3 impossible to defend,very effective

• -> The enemy army was deadly strong so it surrended.
• ->The effect of the new vaccine is deadly and the disease will not be able to resist this vaccine.

1 not something like someone or something else; not identical kind of others

• -> You seem different.
• ->My project is different from yours.
• ->She was different from other girls.

Synonym

unalike

Opposite

similar

2 The state of being distinct and unique of someone or something

• -> He said he will be act different this time.
• ->I can't see any different topic between those projects.

3 atypical; distinct from other individuals or objects

• -> This teacher's syllabus is very different from others.
• ->That was quite different from the previous one.

1 [not usually before noun] it is not possible to speak or think in the usual way because of having too much alcohol

• -> My father came home drunk at night.
• ->A group of people outside is singing loudly and they are probably drunk.

Synonym

drinker

2 (formal) extremely excited or tired causing a particular emotion or situation

• -> She seemed drunk after her shift was over.
• ->He seems drunk for a few days as he has some financial problems.

1 happy to live, eager for life

• -> Everyone enjoys having a lively person around them.
• ->A lively intellect is a gift just like wealth, health and wisdom.

Synonym

animated, vivacious

2 a place or an event etc. which is very interesting and exciting

• -> Istanbul has a lively nightlife.
• ->The streets are extremely lively at carnival times.

Synonym

active, energetic

3 certain and powerful colour

• -> Her paintings had lively and clear colors.
• ->He always dresses in lively colors and has all eyes on him.

Synonym

vivid, vibrant

1 [only before noun] as found in nature; not made or done by people

• -> It was determined that his death was due to natural causes.
• ->She can only drink natural spring water.

2 (especially of food) have no processing

• -> She consumes natural foods to eat healty.
• ->My grandfather gave us natural honey he collected .

3 to be expected, usual

• -> It's quite natural that you cannot sleep because of the loud music coming from upstairs.
• ->It was natural that she was crying because she got scolded by her mother.

4 used to describe an ability or a characteristic that person or animal was born with

• -> He can sing high notes thanks to a natural talent.
• ->She discovered at a very young age that she had a natural ability to draw.

5 of a person or their behaviour seeming normal and relaxed, not pretending to be someone/something different

• -> He looked natural even though he had recently received the news of his father's death.
• ->He got a low grade on the exam but he still seemed natural.

1 thoroughly arranged for what you're about to undertake and eager to get started right now

• -> I was ready to prepare the homework.
• ->All of the equipment is ready to be used while working.
• ->Students were ready to do the activities.

Synonym

prepared

Opposite

disarranged

2 possessing the necessary qualifications, mindset, and other qualities to cope with a situation

• -> I don't feel I am ready for engagement right now.
• ->She is still not ready to start her career.
• ->My daughter is not ready to start the school yet.

3 accomplished and set to be put to utilize

• -> The hospital will be ready by the end of this year.
• ->My assignment is ready to be uploaded to the website.
• ->Welcome, your room is ready for you.

Synonym

completed, prepared

Opposite

disarranged

4 accessible to be utilized instantly and simply

• -> All materials are ready to be used.
• ->a ready sale of medical mask

Synonym

usable, reachable

Opposite

useless

5 eager to perform or provide anything quickly

• -> She is always ready to support me in though times.
• ->If I felt good, I would be ready to throw a party.
• ->My dad used to be ready to hold my hand whenever I was in trouble.

Synonym

open (to)

6 Probably going to perform anything shortly

• -> She seems to be ready to faint at any moment.
• ->It is observable from her face that she is ready to argue with him in a few minutes.

Synonym

on the point of

7 in desperate need of anything as quickly as feasible

• -> Now, I am ready to go out.
• ->She is ready for a meeting with us.

1 not strong about physical characteristics

• -> Her weak lungs are trying to recover from the virus.
• ->You can’t even lift a book with these weak arms.

Synonym

Frail, fragil

Opposite

Strong

2 affectable, being powerless

• -> A weak character does not mean being a submissive person.
• ->Shy people are sometimes thought to have weak personality.

3 can be seen or heard with effort

• -> You’re speaking with a weak voice, I can’t hear you.
• ->The clothes can’t dry out under this weak sun.

1 totally or extraordinarily

• -> deadly urgent case
• ->deadly secret

Synonym

acutely, intensely, highly

Opposite

incompletely

1 in a way that is producing good useful results

• -> It would be better to work fruitfully instead of working for a long time.
• ->He worked fruitfully and was selected as the employee of the month.

Synonym

usefully productively

Opposite

fruitlessly

1 by most people, or to most people

• -> Football matches are generally liked more in Turkey.
• ->Generally pink is considered a feminine colour.

2 usually, or in most situations

• -> We go generally fishing on weekends.
• ->I generally wear black coloured clothes.
• ->I generally prefer travelling by motorcycle.

Synonym

mostly, in general

1 not strong or violent, soft and light

• -> Massage the area gently but firmly.
• ->He gently took her hand and helped her to apply nail polish.
• ->He gently took his girl friend's hand to to help her down the stairs.

2 calmly, kindly, or softly

• -> The waiter gently asked what we wanted to order.
• ->We expected our teacher to get angry, but she gently warned us.

3 slightly or very gradually

• -> We watched the beauty of gently rolling hills in the distance.
• ->Use your fingertips to gently flatten the pastry.

1 ​in a way that shows that you are willing to help somebody a particular situation

• -> I helpfully offer you to choose this restaurant.
• ->She guided us helpfully as she knew this area well.

Opposite

helplessly

1 ​in a way that shows that you are not willing to help somebody a particular situation

• -> Because we didn't know how to do first aid, we just watched the casualties helplessly.
• ->We just watched helplessly because the fire was widespread.

Opposite

helpfully

1 a specific action taken by someone

• -> It was a selfish act, I admit.
• ->The new law forbids all kinds of barbarous acts.
• ->He was the victim of an act of madness.

Synonym

action, measure, step, move

2 a piece of legislation enacted by a legislature

• -> Acts of Parliament have agreed on another law.
• ->I tried to pass this Act.

3 a non-sincere method of acting that is meant to have a certain impact on others

• -> I could tell that it was all an act.
• ->I still can’t believe all that was just an act.

4 among a play's or opera's major sections, etc.

• -> The new opera was written in five acts.
• ->The opening act was exciting, but the rest was boring.

5 a small bit of amusement in some kind of an event, particularly one among numerous short acts of enjoyment

• -> It's best known for its cabaret acts here.
• ->His new dance act is amazing.

6 a singer or a band of artists

• -> I can't wait for the main act, it's too late.
• ->We're here for the new rock band act here.

1 end of life of a person or animal

• -> The Dead were buried under that building.
• ->The dead's relatives came to visit them.

Opposite

alive

2 unable to job due to a shortage of electricity

• -> My phone went dead on the mountain.
• ->When I got on the bus, my headphones were dead and I was about to go crazy.

3 You've lost faith in what you used to trust in.

• -> Due to the measures, my chances of seeing you is dead.
• ->Now that our plan is dead, let's go have a drink.

4 entire or precise

• -> She entered the classroom with a dead face.
• ->I'm not going anywhere with a dead battery.

5 A limb incapable of working anymore

• -> My heart is dead to you.
• ->My legs went dead after the car accident.

1 an act that someone has performed or committed

• -> The newest doings of television stars were boring.
• ->Are you talking about the thievish doings of organized crime?

Synonym

performance

1 an individual who is inebriated or frequently becomes inebriated

• -> The drunk patient yelled at everyone in the emergency room.
• ->He was drunk but beautiful at once.

Synonym

sot

1 the action or technique of fleeing from a location or a hazardous or uncomfortable circumstance

• -> Prisoners arranged an escape from the prison through a tunnel that they built.
• ->His family is informed by the school administration about his escape from school.
• ->The flawless escape of the soldiers confused everyone.

Synonym

get away, run away, flee

Opposite

catch, capture

2 a method of temporarily ignoring anything disagreeable or problematic

• -> Some people find escape in living a solitary life.
• ->Reading books and imagination give her an escape from anxieties.

Synonym

miss, elude

Opposite

face

3 a letter on an input device that is pressed to halt a certain function or exit a software

• -> Escape functions are used to start and resume a game.
• ->On my keyboard, the escape button is broken, so I cannot give a blank.

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 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 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 [uncountable] sounds made by musical instruments are intended to give pleasure to people listening to them

• -> Music is the universal language of sounds.
• ->We are going to see live music on Thursday.

2  the art of playing or writing music

• -> He is very upset that her music teacher is going to another school.
• ->She can take her whole family in front of her to study music.

3 written or printed by symbols that represent the sounds to be played or sung in a part of music

• -> The music was open on the desk.
• ->He asked her to make out the sheet music for the flute.

1 the place to start of it

• -> I was happier at the start of the semester.
• ->The start of the show was boring.

2 starting anything is the action or practice of starting anything.

• -> This is a new start for her.
• ->The start of a new year means new opportunities for me.

3 the chance you're provided to start that and finish it successfully

• -> They gave him a new start in their company.
• ->This is the start of a better era in my life. 

4 a speed or length edge when someone has over all other competitors at the start of the match.

• -> He had a 10-meter lead over his rivals.
• ->His early start was unnecessary.

1 especially either from Monday to Sunday or from Sunday to Saturday, a period of seven days

• -> The first day of the week is usually people's the least favorite day.
• ->A new episode of the series is released every week.
• ->I will not go to school this week because I will go abroad.

2 the five days from Monday to Friday

• -> I will go abroad weekend and come back during the week.
• ->Cargo companies works on week and are closed at the weekend.

3 the usual you are working period of days

• -> She works full-day week because she has a lot of debt.
• ->He doesn't have breakfast during the week.

1 to embrace something presented voluntarily; to say 'yes' to an offer, invitation, etc.

• -> I accepted her request just because of my sister.
• ->He invited me to his party and I accepted his invitation.

2 to consent to or adopt something

• -> Do you accept the cheque?
• ->I accept full responsibility for my little brother.

Synonym

obtain

3 to receive cash in a specific format

• -> We accept both cash and credit card.
• ->The machine does not accept your credit card.

4 to confess that you are to blame or liable for anything

• -> She accepted that she would take the responsibility of the project.
• ->I apologized but he would not accept it.

Synonym

admit

5 to keep going in a bad circumstance without complaining since you know you can't change it

• -> I accept the fact that he will never change for anyone.
• ->I am not good at math, I accept that.

6 to make someone feel appreciated and included in a group

• -> We accepted the new girl into our group.
• ->He was accepted by seniors for the school project.

Synonym

welcome

7 to allow someone to join a group, attend a school, or use a service, etc.

• -> She was accepted by the company after seeing her work.
• ->She studied hard and was accepted to her dream university.

Synonym

welcome

1 to do that for a specific reason or in response to a scenario

• -> You are acting strange.
• ->Acting innocent is not enough.

Synonym

Behave

2 having act in such a specific manner

• -> Her cat is acting wierd.
• ->Stop acting you are so nice!

3 to actually participate in a performance or a movie

• -> Leo's acting in Relevent is wild!
• ->Acting was her career.

Synonym

Perform

4 to act as though you are a certain sort of person through ones actions

• -> She acts like she cares.
• ->You are acting like your uncle, cheater.

5 to fulfill a certain task or purpose

• -> Act like you don't care.
• ->Just stop acting for a minute!

6 creating an impression on anyone or anything

• -> Killing someone acts on the court
• ->Consumin sugar acts on blood pressure.

1 [intransitive, transitive] to get free from something, get away from a place where you are not allowed to leave

• -> 2 convicts escaped from prison and were never caught again.
• ->The patient escaped from his room when the nurse did not see him.

Synonym

run away , flee

2 [transitive, no passive] run away from somebody/something because of forgotten or not noticed

• -> Nothing that goes on in this party escapes my attention.
• ->The name of her book escapes me at the moment.

3 [intransitive] flow of gases or liquids to get out of a container

• -> A hole was made in the gas pipe and the gas escaped throughout the room.
• ->Coke is escaping through the hole in the bottle.

Synonym

leak

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 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 comprehend or be informed of a specific truth or circumstance

• -> I was shocked when I realized your lies.
• ->I just realized that there’s no food at home.

2 to perform anything significant which you really desire to undertake

• -> Did you realize his ambition to make things right with you?
• ->I realized the promise I gave you.

3 to be purchased for a specific sum of cash

• -> The artwork realized nearly 5$ million.
• ->Their vase realizes trillions.

Synonym

make

4 If a person's worries are realized, the occurrences which they perceive will occur do so

• -> My biggest fear was realized when I watched the new horror film.
• ->Her worst fears were realized when she saw that TV had been still open.

1 To initiate.

• -> I will start to work tomorrow.
• ->The exam will start at 10 am.

Synonym

begin

Opposite

finish

2 To begin to occur.

• -> When did it start?
• ->My night started very well.

3 the machine to work.

• -> I will start the record if you are okay.
• ->I started the machine.

4 To form, to be established and starting to operate.

• -> The war started in 1546.
• ->I started to university in 2016.

5 Iniated from a specific place, amount or situation.

• -> Prices start at 10 TL.
• ->This subject starts with pronouns.

6 To initiate to move to a specific direction.

• -> I started in this way.