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Android enjamyňyzda iňlis dilini öwreniň.
/tʃaɪld/
Mysal: “The child is playing.”
Sinonimler: kid, minor
Antonimler: adult
Işlik
Mysal: “Children frolic in the park.”
Sinonimler: play, jump around
Antonimler: mourn
At
Mysal: “The program supports child welfare.”
Sinonimler: well-being, support
Antonimler: hardship
Mysal: “The child looks like an angel.”
Sinonimler: heavenly being
Antonimler: devil
Mysal: “The girl is smart.”
Sinonimler: female child
Antonimler: boy
Mysal: “The baby is sleeping.”
Sinonimler: infant, little child
Mysal: “The child has a toy.”
Sinonimler: plaything
Antonimler: tool
Mysal: “The boy is happy.”
Sinonimler: male child
Antonimler: girl
Mysal: “A parent takes care of a child.”
Sinonimler: mother, father
Antonimler: child
Mysal: “Their daughter is happy.”
Sinonimler: girl child
Antonimler: son
Mysal: “The child draws with a crayon.”
Mysal: “The children play in the garden.”
Sinonimler: yard
Sypat
Mysal: “The child was precocious and unusually articulate.”
Sinonimler: advanced, gifted
Antonimler: immature, slow-developing
Mysal: “The children jumped on the trampoline all afternoon.”
Sinonimler: springy jumping surface
Antonimler:
Mysal: “The child’s exuberance filled the room.”
Sinonimler: enthusiasm, energy
Antonimler: gloom, reserve
Mysal: “The child said he needed to pee.”
Sinonimler: urinate
Mysal: “The children were covered in mud.”
Sinonimler: wet dirt
Antonimler: clean ground
Mysal: “The kids were playing outside.”
Sinonimler: child
Mysal: “The children ate strawberry jelly.”
Sinonimler: gel dessert
Mysal: “The clown made the children laugh.”
Sinonimler: funny performer
Mysal: “Every adult must carry identification.”
Sinonimler: grown-up
Mysal: “The children sing in the morning.”
Sinonimler: perform music
Antonimler: be silent
Kesgitleýji
Mysal: “Most children like games.”
Sinonimler: majority
Antonimler: least
Hal
Mysal: “The teacher smiled indulgently at the child’s imagination.”
Sinonimler: leniently, tolerantly
Antonimler: strictly, severely
Mysal: “The child sat compliantly and listened.”
Sinonimler: obediently, submissively
Antonimler: defiantly, resistantly
Mysal: “Children tend to learn languages quickly.”
Sinonimler: be likely to, care for
Antonimler: avoid
Mysal: “The children played in the sand for hours.”
Sinonimler: fine grains
Antonimler: rock
Mysal: “The children were amused by the clown.”
Sinonimler: entertained
Antonimler: bored
Mysal: “Mommy made breakfast for us.”
Sinonimler: mom
Mysal: “The children were merry during the holiday.”
Sinonimler: cheerful
Antonimler: sad
Mysal: “The child was afraid of ghosts.”
Sinonimler: spirit
Antonimler: human
Mysal: “Daddy is coming home soon.”
Sinonimler: dad
Mysal: “He explained it patronizingly, as if we were children.”
Sinonimler: condescendingly
Antonimler: respectfully
Mysal: “Socialization shapes how children learn norms and behavior.”
Sinonimler: integration
Antonimler: isolation
Mysal: “He spoke sentimentally about his childhood home.”
Sinonimler: emotionally
Antonimler: coldly
Mysal: “They decided to adopt a child.”
Sinonimler: take in
Mysal: “She is a lively child.”
Sinonimler: energetic
Antonimler: quiet
Mysal: “The nurse helped the patient.”
Sinonimler: caregiver
Antonimler: patient
Sözöňi
Mysal: “The children are playing outside.”
Sinonimler: outdoors
Antonimler: inside
/ˈfæməli/
Mysal: “My family is small.”
Sinonimler: fellowship, home, class
/skuːl/
Mysal: “I go to school.”
Sinonimler: cultivate, shoal, train
Justaňy öwrenen zatlaryňyzy ulanyp, bir soraga jogap beriň we teklip edilen düzediş alyň.
Aýdylan soraglara jogap beriň we iňlis dilinde gürläň.
