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Substantiv
Exemplu: “An ant was carrying a tiny piece of food.”
Sinonime: insect
Antonime:
Exemplu: “The book is an anthology of poems.”
Sinonime: collection, compilation
Antonime: single work
Adjectiv
Exemplu: “The system is antiquated and inefficient.”
Sinonime: outdated, obsolete
Antonime: modern, up-to-date
Exemplu: “The city introduced new antipollution measures.”
Sinonime: anti-smog, clean-air
Antonime: polluting
prefix
Exemplu: “The group is strongly anti war.”
Sinonime: against
Antonime: pro
Exemplu: “Their goals are antithetical to everything we’re trying to build.”
Sinonime: opposed
Antonime: compatible
Exemplu: “The ending felt anticlimactic after so much build-up.”
Sinonime: underwhelming
Antonime: dramatic
Exemplu: “She studied anthropology to understand cultures better.”
Sinonime: study of humans
Exemplu: “The research offered anthropological insights.”
Sinonime: ethnographic
Exemplu: “The anthropologist studied ancient cultures.”
Sinonime: researcher
/ˌænti dɪˈluːviən/
Exemplu: “Their process is antediluvian.”
Sinonime: archaic, antiquated, old
/ænˈtɪsɪpeɪt/
Exemplu: “We anticipate higher demand in spring.”
Sinonime: call, forestall, foretell
Exemplu: “Safety is paramount.”
Sinonime: most important, chief
Antonime: minor
Exemplu: “Change this parameter in the model.”
Sinonime: setting, variable
Exemplu: “Oil is an important commodity.”
Sinonime: product, good
Exemplu: “The garden has an abundance of flowers.”
Sinonime: plenty, wealth
Antonime: scarcity
Exemplu: “He took a perverse pleasure in failure.”
Sinonime: contrary, twisted
Antonime: normal
Exemplu: “They bought a derelict building.”
Sinonime: abandoned, neglected
Antonime: maintained
Exemplu: “The country has abundant natural resources.”
Sinonime: plentiful, rich
Antonime: scarce
Verb
Exemplu: “He did not succumb to pressure.”
Sinonime: yield, give in
Antonime: resist
Exemplu: “The story is about a phantom.”
Sinonime: ghost, illusion
Antonime: reality
Exemplu: “He made an oblique reference to the issue.”
Sinonime: indirect, slanted
Antonime: direct
Exemplu: “This is the oldest extant manuscript.”
Sinonime: existing, surviving
Antonime: lost
Exemplu: “Honesty is part of the school’s ethos.”
Sinonime: values, spirit
Antonime: corruption
Exemplu: “I abhor violence.”
Sinonime: hate, detest
Antonime: love
Exemplu: “Inclusion is important in education.”
Sinonime: involvement, participation
Antonime: exclusion
Exemplu: “The result is dependent on the data.”
Sinonime: reliant, controlled by
Antonime: independent
Exemplu: “This condition is important.”
Sinonime: requirement, state
Antonime: freedom
Exemplu: “This company is dominant in the market.”
Sinonime: leading, powerful
Antonime: weak
Exemplu: “Some companies exploit cheap labor.”
Sinonime: use unfairly, take advantage of
Antonime: protect
Exemplu: “He began to resent the unfair decision.”
Sinonime: dislike, feel bitter about
Antonime: appreciate
Exemplu: “The chart shows linear growth.”
Sinonime: straight, sequential
Antonime: nonlinear
Exemplu: “His legacy is still important today.”
Sinonime: heritage, inheritance
Antonime: new beginning
Exemplu: “Statistics helps us understand data.”
Sinonime: data analysis, numbers
Antonime: guesswork
Exemplu: “The consultant gave useful advice.”
Sinonime: advisor, expert
Antonime: client
Exemplu: “The immigrant found a new job.”
Sinonime: newcomer, migrant
Antonime: native
Exemplu: “The applicant sent a document.”
Sinonime: candidate, person applying
Antonime: reviewer
Exemplu: “Addiction can damage health.”
Sinonime: dependence
Exemplu: ““Big” is a synonym of “large.””
Sinonime: similar word
Antonime: antonym
Exemplu: “Vitamin D is important.”
Sinonime: nutrient
Antonime: toxin
Exemplu: “The company had an audit.”
Sinonime: inspection, review
Antonime: neglect
Exemplu: “The data is important.”
Sinonime: information, facts
Antonime: guess
Exemplu: “Mathematics is useful.”
Sinonime: math
Antonime: literature
Exemplu: “Agriculture is important for the economy.”
Sinonime: farming
Antonime: industry
Exemplu: “Good nutrition is important.”
Sinonime: diet, food intake
Antonime: malnutrition
Exemplu: “The assistant helped the teacher.”
Sinonime: helper, aide
Antonime: leader
Exemplu: “Security is important online.”
Sinonime: safety, protection
Antonime: danger
Exemplu: “The pharmacy is near the clinic.”
Sinonime: drugstore
Antonime: restaurant
Exemplu: “The consumer wants a better product.”
Sinonime: buyer, customer
Antonime: producer
Exemplu: “Tourism is important for the city.”
Sinonime: travel industry
Antonime: staying home
Exemplu: “She wants a career in medicine.”
Sinonime: profession, work life
Antonime: unemployment
Exemplu: “Trade between countries is important.”
Sinonime: commerce, business
Antonime: isolation
Exemplu: “I want a small snack.”
Sinonime: small meal
Antonime: dinner
Exemplu: “The clerk works at the desk.”
Sinonime: office worker, assistant
Antonime: manager
Exemplu: “The child looks like an angel.”
Sinonime: heavenly being
Antonime: devil
Exemplu: “Please give me the menu.”
Sinonime: food list
Antonime: bill
Exemplu: “I want to improve my vocabulary.”
Sinonime: word list, words
Antonime: silence
Exemplu: “The city has a large population.”
Sinonime: people, inhabitants
Antonime: empty area
Exemplu: “The telephone was an important invention.”
Sinonime: creation, innovation
Antonime: copy
Exemplu: “Education is important.”
Sinonime: learning, schooling
Antonime: ignorance
Exemplu: “Good English is an advantage.”
Sinonime: benefit, plus
Antonime: disadvantage
Exemplu: “The addition of new words is helpful.”
Sinonime: increase, extra part
Antonime: removal
Exemplu: “The baby is sleeping.”
Sinonime: infant, little child
Antonime: adult
Exemplu: “We had dinner at a restaurant.”
Exemplu: “Do you want sugar in your tea?”
Exemplu: “We need a large quantity of water.”
Sinonime: amount
Exemplu: “The main disadvantage is the price.”
Sinonime: drawback
Antonime: advantage
Exemplu: “The bird is in the tree.”
Exemplu: “The children play in the garden.”
Sinonime: yard
Exemplu: “The camera has a telescopic lens.”
Sinonime: extendable, magnifying
Antonime: fixed, ordinary
Adverb
Exemplu: “The coach changed the formation tactically.”
Sinonime: strategically, carefully
Antonime: randomly, carelessly
Exemplu: “Surrealism challenged traditional ideas about art.”
Sinonime: art movement
Antonime: realism
Exemplu: “In retrospect, the risk was obvious.”
Sinonime: hindsight, review
Antonime: foresight, anticipation
Exemplu: “He sounded genuinely remorseful.”
Sinonime: sorry, repentant
Antonime: unrepentant, defiant
Exemplu: “The scan showed a small protrusion in the bone.”
Sinonime: bulge, projection
Antonime: indentation, recession
Exemplu: “The delay was caused by a procedural error.”
Sinonime: formal, process-related
Antonime: substantive, informal
Exemplu: “The argument presupposes that the data are accurate.”
Sinonime: assume, take for granted
Antonime: question, doubt
Exemplu: “He gave a nonchalant shrug.”
Sinonime: casual, unconcerned
Antonime: anxious, concerned
Exemplu: “The workers mutinously refused to continue.”
Sinonime: rebelliously, defiantly
Antonime: obediently, compliantly
Exemplu: “The city grew as a mercantile center.”
Sinonime: commercial, trading
Antonime: noncommercial, nonprofit
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Vorbește natural și află nivelul tău de vorbire în engleză de la A1 la C2.
