2020-08-05
122| word | definition | Synonym | Antonym | ps | ||
| Good-the best | · Of high standard · Of the right kind · Skilful/clever · Strong · Enjoyable/pleasant · Suitable · Helpful (advice) · Healthy · In a good condition · Showing approval | · Happy · Right · bright · Excellent · Pleasant · Positive · proper · favourable (благоприятный) · nice · correct | · Bad · Poor · Unsatisfactory · Inadequate · ill | |||
| important | · valuable, useful, or necessary: (A1) · having a lot of power, influence, or effect (B1) | · Significant · Major · great · Substantial (существенный) · Essential · Vital · Crucial · Paramount (важнейший, первостепенный) · Communication is of paramount importance. · Prominent · Basic · Primary(первичный) | · Unimportant · Insignificant · Trivial · Negligible (незначительный, Ничтожно малый) · a must | |||
| Essential (for)необходимый, обязательный, существенно важный… | · very important and necessary(A1) BASIC (B1) the most basic and important · | · vital · crucial · key · important and neccery · fundamental · principle | · inessential/ nonessential · unnecessary and unimportant · | |||
| Necessary | · B1 · needed in order to achieve a particular result: · | · needed · required · compulsory · obligatory · essential | · unnecessary · unrequited · inessential | |||
| Valuable- The most valuable Ценный, неоценимый | · Valuable objects could be sold for a lot of money(A1)- expensive · USEFUL (B2) | · Worthwhile · Useful/helpful · Invaluable (бесценный- · Неоценимый) · Priceless (бесценный) · Beneficial (полезный-выгодный) · treasured | · Worthless · Useless/helpless · Inexpensive (в смысле стоимости) | |||
| beneficial | helpful or useful (B2)-producing results that brings advantages/ and improves your life | · advantageous · profitable (-money) · helpful · healthful (здоровый/полезный) | · disadvantageous · useless · harmful · | |||
| Convenient | USEFUL-easy to use or suiting your plans well (B1) NEAR-near or easy to get to (B1) · | · suitable for one’s needs · easily accessible · appropriate · fitted · handy · close at hand | · unsuitable · distant · inaccessible · inconvenient · useless | |||
| Comfortable | · NOT CAUSING PAIN (A2) · If you are comfortable, you are relaxed and have no pain: (B1) · WITHOUT WORRIES (B2) · having enough money for everything that you need (B2) · | · painless · Convenient (обычно употребляются вместе) · Agreeable · Cosy · Delightful · Enjoyable · Relaxed | · ill at ease · disagreeable · uncomfortable · unpleasant · tense · troubled | |||
| great
| · EXCELLENT (very good) | · terrific (inf) · wonderful · fantastic · awesome · admirable · superb · tremendous (inf) | · bad · terrible · weak |
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| ·important or famous: | · distinguished · outstanding · eminent · glorious · notable · outstanding · prominent · talented · world-class | · average · undistinguished · unnotable | ||||
| · large in amount, size, or degree: | · considerable · excessive · vast · enormous · gigantic · huge · tremendous · extended | · inconsiderable · little · small · petty | ||||
| · very big/long, etc: · | · | |||||
| · extreme: great success/difficulty | · significant · major · considerable · | · insignificant · inconsiderable · | ||||
| Popular with | · liked by many people: · GENERAL [ always before noun ] for or involving ordinary people and not specialists or people who are very educated: · MANY PEOPLE:A popular belief, opinion, etc is one that many people have: · cheap newspaper-popular newspaper | · famous · well-known · public · widespread · common · general | · unpopular · disliked · detested · hated · uncommon · unusual · rare | |||
| right | · A1 · correct or true: · DIRECTION [ always before noun ]A2 | · proper · accurate · exact · precise · valid | · wrong · bad · inaccurate · incorrect · mistaken · invalid | |||
| · on or towards | ||||||
| B1 · suitable or best in a particular situation: | · Appropriate · Advantageous · Favourable · Fitting · Rightful · reasonable | · inappropriate · disadvantageous · unfitting · unsuitable · | ||||
| · B2 fair or morally acceptable: | · Honest · Ethical · fair · just | · immoral · dishonest · improper · unethical · unfair · unjust | ||||
| easy
| · A1 not difficult: | · simple · effortless · facile · light · uncomplicated | · difficult · complex · complicated · hard · | |||
| · relaxed and comf ortable | · friendly · easy-going · gentle · informal · open · pleasent | · uncomfortable · stressful · stiff · strict · formal · anxious | ||||
| Responsible for/to | · to be the person whose duty is to deal with someone or something: | · in charge of · duty-bound · under obligation | · irresponsible · unreliable | |||
| · to be the person who caused something to happen, especially something bad: | · Gilty · | · | ||||
| · BEHAVING CORRECTLY | · Mature · rational · reliable · sensible | · | ||||
| ·A responsible job is important because you have to make decisions that affect other people. | Decision-making executive | · | ||||
| · to be responsible TO sb (who is in a higher position) | ||||||
| Successful | · achieving what you want to achieve: | · productive · succeeded · victorious · efficient | · unsuccessful · failed · defeated · ineffective · losing · unfortunate | |||
| · having achieved a lot or made a lot of money through your work: | · prosperous · rewarding · wealthy · flourishing · profitable | · unprofitable · losing | ||||
| · very popular: a successful book | · best-selling | · | ||||
| interesting | · Someone or something that is interesting keeps your attention because they are unusual, exciting, or have lots of ideas: · | · absorbing · engrossing · amusing · attractive · appealing · engaging · entertaining · gripping · thought-provoking · thrilling · fascinating · | · boring · dull · tedious · uninteresting · monotonous · unattractive | |||
| The key to (noun) | · the most important part of achieving something or explaining a situation: | · clue · explanation · guide · a means of · | · | |||
| An Advantage of | · a condition giving a greater chance of success: · · benefit or profit · | Superiority | · disadvantage | |||
| Advantages and disadvantages | · | Pros and cons Benefits and drawbacks Blessing or curse | · | |||
| effective | · successful or achieving the results that you want: We use effective to describe something that gives you the results you want: · | · Productive · capable of producing a result · | · ineffective · unproductive | |||
| efficient | · We use efficient to describe something or someone that works in a quick and organised way: | · operative · active | · inefficient · inactive · inoperative · insufficient | |||
| A Waste (of) | · an unnecessary or wrong use of money, substances, time, energy, abilities, etc.: · | · misuse | · reasonable use | |||
| · unwanted matter or material of any type, · | · garbage · trash · rubbish · litter · leftovers · debris | · | ||||
| a bad use of something valuable that you have only a limited amount of: · | · misuse | · | ||||
| · useless area of land | · desert land | · | ||||
| happy | · cheerful –showing you are happy · contented– satisfied and happy · delighted- very pleased and happy · elated– happy because you have been successful · thrilled- very happy and excited | · | · unhappy · displeased · depressed · discontented · sad · sorrowful | |||
| rich | · affluent-having money for expensive clothes, meals etc. · prosperous – successful and rich · wealthy – very rich and with valuable property · well-off - having more than enough money to live well · well-to-do –rich and with a high social position | · | · poor · penniless · needy · impoverished | |||
| sad | · dejected –unhappy because you are feeling disappointed · depressed –very unhappy and not hopeful · gloomy –unhappy and not at all hopeful · glum –sad and not willing to talk · grim – very worried, sad and unwell · miserable –very unhappy because you’re poor, ill etc. | · | · | |||
| people | · population · citizens · folk · individuals · inhabitants · nation · human beings · humans · mankind · men and women · community · public · crowd · general public | · | · | |||
| You Shoulddo | · youought todo · it is advisable foryoutodo | · | · | |||
| One cando | · one is able to do | · | · |
