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Android enjamyňyzda iňlis dilini öwreniň.
Işlik
Mysal: “These keys belong to my brother.”
Sinonimler: be owned by
Antonimler: be separate from
Sypat
Mysal: “Education has intrinsic value.”
Sinonimler: inherent, essential
Antonimler: external
At
Mysal: “This territory belongs to the city.”
Sinonimler: area, land
Antonimler: border
Mysal: “The thief stole a bag.”
Sinonimler: robber, criminal
Antonimler: guard
Mysal: “The rent is high.”
Sinonimler: rental payment
Antonimler: ownership
Mysal: “The system is antiquated and inefficient.”
Sinonimler: outdated, obsolete
Antonimler: modern, up-to-date
Mysal: “This is a holy place for many people.”
Sinonimler: sacred
Antonimler: ordinary, unholy
Mysal: “I have too much stuff in my bag.”
Sinonimler: things, objects
Antonimler: nothing
Çalyşma
Mysal: “This classroom is ours.”
Sinonimler: belonging to us
Antonimler: theirs
Mysal: “This bag is mine.”
Sinonimler: belonging to me
Antonimler: yours
Mysal: “The past year has taught us a lot.”
Sinonimler: previous, former
Antonimler: future
Kesgitleýji
Mysal: “Their house is near the park.”
Sinonimler: belonging to them
Antonimler: our
Mysal: “Is this your book?”
Sinonimler: belonging to you
Antonimler: my
Mysal: “He served in the naval forces.”
Sinonimler: marine
Mysal: “This is an ancient city.”
Sinonimler: very old
Antonimler: modern
Mysal: “This house is theirs.”
Mysal: “Armenian is my native language.”
Sinonimler: local
Antonimler: foreign
Mysal: “This is a foreign language.”
Sinonimler: from another country
Antonimler: local
Mysal: “Is this pen yours?”
Mysal: “Whose bag is this?”
Sinonimler: belonging to whom
/ˌænti dɪˈluːviən/
Mysal: “Their process is antediluvian.”
Sinonimler: archaic, antiquated, old
/ˈbɑːroʊ/
Mysal: “Can I borrow your pen?”
Sinonimler: adopt, take over, take up
Antonimler: lend, loan
/ˈlʌɡɪdʒ/
Mysal: “My luggage is heavy.”
Sinonimler: baggage
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