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Exersează engleza pe dispozitivul tău Android.
Verb
Exemplu: “The law proscribes discrimination.”
Sinonime: ban, forbid
Antonime: permit
Exemplu: “The medicine can prolong life.”
Sinonime: extend, lengthen
Antonime: shorten
Adjectiv
Exemplu: “He is prone to mistakes.”
Sinonime: likely, inclined
Antonime: unlikely
Exemplu: “His words may provoke anger.”
Sinonime: trigger, cause
Antonime: calm
Substantiv
Exemplu: “Programming requires practice.”
Sinonime: coding, software development
Antonime: manual work
Exemplu: “The programmer fixed the website.”
Sinonime: developer, coder
Antonime: nontechnical user
Exemplu: “We finished the project.”
Sinonime: plan, task
Antonime: routine
Exemplu: “The business made a profit.”
Sinonime: gain, earnings
Antonime: loss
Exemplu: “Teaching is a useful profession.”
Sinonime: job, occupation
Antonime: hobby
Exemplu: “He got a promotion at work.”
Sinonime: advancement, raise
Antonime: demotion
Exemplu: “The professor teaches chemistry.”
Sinonime: teacher, academic
Antonime: student
Exemplu: “I sent a business proposal.”
Sinonime: offer, plan
Antonime: rejection
Exemplu: “This house is my property.”
Sinonime: ownership, asset
Antonime: debt
Exemplu: “There was a protest in the city.”
Sinonime: demonstration, objection
Antonime: support
Exemplu: “Your pronunciation is clear.”
Sinonime: speech sound, way of saying
Antonime: misspelling
Exemplu: “Production starts next week.”
Sinonime: manufacturing, creation
Antonime: consumption
Exemplu: “The novel contrasts provincial life with life in the capital.”
Sinonime: regional, small-town
Antonime: cosmopolitan, urban
Exemplu: “He displayed the proverbial patience of a teacher.”
Sinonime: well-known, famous
Antonime: unfamiliar, unusual
Exemplu: “The scan showed a small protrusion in the bone.”
Sinonime: bulge, projection
Antonime: indentation, recession
Exemplu: “She is clearly promotable after this success.”
Sinonime: advanceable, eligible for promotion
Antonime: unpromotable, unsuitable
Exemplu: “The delay was caused by a procedural error.”
Sinonime: formal, process-related
Antonime: substantive, informal
Exemplu: “The contract includes several important provisions.”
Sinonime: terms, supplies
Antonime: omissions, shortages
Adverb
Exemplu: “The speech profoundly affected the audience.”
Sinonime: deeply, greatly
Antonime: slightly, superficially
Exemplu: “His warning now seems almost prophetic.”
Sinonime: predictive, visionary
Antonime: unpredictive, ordinary
Exemplu: “The statement was seen as a deliberate provocation.”
Sinonime: incitement, taunt
Antonime: appeasement, calm
Exemplu: “The company uses proprietary software for data analysis.”
Sinonime: private, exclusive
Antonime: open-source, public
Exemplu: “We rejected the proposition as financially unsound.”
Sinonime: proposal, assertion
Antonime: refusal, denial
Exemplu: “False stories tend to proliferate rapidly online.”
Sinonime: spread, multiply
Antonime: decline, diminish
Exemplu: “The cost of treatment was prohibitive for many families.”
Sinonime: excessive, restrictive
Antonime: affordable, permissive
Exemplu: “His proprietorial attitude alienated the rest of the team.”
Sinonime: possessive
Antonime: collaborative
Exemplu: “The proliferation of tools created fragmentation and confusion.”
Sinonime: rapid increase
Antonime: decline
Exemplu: “Growth without profitability is a fragile strategy.”
Sinonime: profit
Exemplu: “The proscription of certain chemicals reduced contamination.”
Sinonime: ban
Antonime: permission
Exemplu: “The response must be proportional to the risk.”
Sinonime: commensurate
Antonime: disproportionate
Exemplu: “The fees are prohibitively expensive for students.”
Sinonime: excessively
Antonime: affordably
Exemplu: “She writes prolifically and publishes every year.”
Sinonime: productively
Antonime: rarely
Exemplu: “His provocative remarks sparked an intense debate.”
Sinonime: inflammatory
Antonime: soothing
Exemplu: “The protagonist changes dramatically by the end of the novel.”
Sinonime: main character
Antonime: antagonist
Exemplu: “We spoke with several prospective partners before choosing one.”
Sinonime: potential
Antonime: past
Exemplu: “The journalist probed the reasons behind the decision.”
Sinonime: investigate
Exemplu: “Wear proper shoes for hiking.”
Sinonime: appropriate
Antonime: improper
Exemplu: “Costs rose proportionally to demand.”
Sinonime: accordingly
Antonime: disproportionately
Exemplu: “He proved his point.”
Sinonime: demonstrate
Antonime: disprove
Exemplu: “She is proud of her work.”
Sinonime: pleased
Antonime: ashamed
Exemplu: “Do you have proof?”
Sinonime: evidence
Antonime: disproof
/prəˈklɪvəti/
Exemplu: “He has a proclivity for risk-taking.”
Sinonime: propensity, leaning
/ˈprɑːmɪnənt/
Exemplu: “She is a prominent researcher.”
Sinonime: conspicuous, salient, obvious
/prəˈfaʊnd/
Exemplu: “The change had a profound effect.”
Sinonime: significant, intense, fundamental
Antonime: superficial
/prəˈvaɪd/
Exemplu: “The course provides useful materials.”
Sinonime: render, supply, ply
Exemplu: “The contract stipulates a deadline.”
Sinonime: specify, require
Antonime: omit
Exemplu: “Change this parameter in the model.”
Sinonime: setting, variable
Exemplu: “The museum showed a facsimile of the letter.”
Sinonime: copy, replica
Antonime: original
Exemplu: “Developers deprecate old software features.”
Sinonime: criticize, discourage
Antonime: approve
Exemplu: “Oil is an important commodity.”
Sinonime: product, good
Exemplu: “The hero is an archetype in literature.”
Sinonime: model, prototype
Antonime: variation
Exemplu: “The platform protects user anonymity.”
Sinonime: namelessness, privacy
Antonime: identification
Exemplu: “The garden has an abundance of flowers.”
Sinonime: plenty, wealth
Antonime: scarcity
Exemplu: “He repeated the sentence verbatim.”
Sinonime: word for word, exactly
Antonime: approximately
Exemplu: “Her voice was full of reproach.”
Sinonime: criticism, blame
Antonime: praise
Exemplu: “The team was relegated to a lower league.”
Sinonime: demote, downgrade
Antonime: promote
Exemplu: “He is a neophyte in programming.”
Sinonime: beginner, novice
Antonime: expert
Exemplu: “Trust can engender cooperation.”
Sinonime: cause, produce
Antonime: prevent
Exemplu: “We should automate this process.”
Sinonime: mechanize, computerize
Antonime: do manually
Exemplu: “The material has strong adhesion.”
Sinonime: sticking, attachment
Antonime: separation
Exemplu: “The new venture attracted investors.”
Sinonime: enterprise, project
Antonime: safe routine
Exemplu: “We utilize data to improve service.”
Sinonime: use, apply
Antonime: waste
Exemplu: “Some families subsist on very little money.”
Sinonime: survive, live
Antonime: prosper
Exemplu: “She helped mediate the conflict.”
Sinonime: intervene, negotiate
Antonime: provoke
Exemplu: “The government has a budget deficit.”
Sinonime: shortage, lack
Antonime: surplus
Exemplu: “The lawyer will counsel the client.”
Sinonime: advise, guide
Antonime: mislead
Exemplu: “The system is secure.”
Sinonime: safe, protected
Antonime: unsafe
Exemplu: “The process is opaque to users.”
Sinonime: unclear, not transparent
Antonime: transparent
Exemplu: “The report uses too much jargon.”
Sinonime: technical language, terminology
Antonime: plain language
Exemplu: “Bad weather can hamper delivery.”
Sinonime: hinder, obstruct
Antonime: help
Exemplu: “He did not allude to the problem.”
Sinonime: hint, refer indirectly
Antonime: state clearly
Exemplu: “The agency manages advertising.”
Sinonime: organization, office
Antonime: individual
Exemplu: “The project was an utter failure.”
Sinonime: complete, total
Antonime: partial
Exemplu: “The proposal has merit.”
Sinonime: value, worth
Antonime: fault
Exemplu: “The plan worked without a hitch.”
Sinonime: problem, obstacle
Antonime: smoothness
Exemplu: “She is adept at solving problems.”
Sinonime: skilled, proficient
Antonime: inept
Răspunde la o întrebare folosind ce ai învățat și primește o corectură sugerată.
Vorbește natural și află nivelul tău de vorbire în engleză de la A1 la C2.
