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Ορισμός
accompany (verb) to go with, συνοδεύω
Example
She will accompany us to the zoo.
Synonym
attend, escort, walk
Word Family
accompanied (adj.), accompanied (adv.)
burglar (noun) a person who enters a building without permission in order to steal something, διαρρήκτης
Example
We woke up and thought we heard a burglar downstairs.
colleague (noun) a person who has the same job or employer as another, συνάδελφος
Example
I met my mother's colleagues when she took me to her office.
Synonym
associate, coworker
comic strip (noun) a series of cartoons in a newspaper that tells a funny story, κόμικ
Example
I always read the comic strips in my dad's newspaper.
event (noun) something that happens, especially something important or unusual, δραστηριότητα, εκδήλωση
Example
She is responsible for organising all the events for her company.
Synonym
activity, affair, occasion, happening
fit (verb) to be the right shape and size for someone or something, ταιριάζω
Example
Does the shirt fit him?
Word Family
fitly (adv.), fitness (n.)
grounded (adjective) a type of punishment, τιμωρία
Example
Α young person who is grounded is not allowed to leave his/her room except to eat or go to school
guess (verb) to give an answer or opinion without enough information to be certain, μαντεύω
Example
Can you guess how many pennies are in this jar?
Synonyms
estimate
guilty (adjective) responsible for breaking a law or doing something wrong, ένοχος
Example
The judge sent the guilty man to prison.
Antonym
innocent
Word Family
guiltily (adv.), guilt(n.)
jewellery (noun) things made of special stones and metal worn on the body for decoration, κοσμήματα
Example
Rings, necklaces, and bracelets are some kinds of jewelry,
lie (1) (verb) to rest or remain, ξαπλώνω
Example
The cat walked over the books that lay on the table.
lie (2) (verb) to make a false statement on purpose, ψεύδομαι
Example
He lied when he said he was busy.
lock (noun) a device used to prevent people from taking something or to keep something closed, κλειδαριά/λουκέτο
Example
Put a lock on your bicycle when you leave it.
lock (verb) to use a lock to keep other people from opening something or taking something, κλειδώνω
Example
We locked all of the doors.
Synonym
fasten
Antonym
unlock
Word Family
lockable (adj.)
main (adjective) most important, κύριος
Example
The main entrance to the building is on State Street.
Synonym
biggest, chief, first, key, primary
Antonym
minor
Word Family
mainly (adv.)
pavement (noun) the hard surface alongside a road or other flat area, πεζοδρόμιο
Example
Walk on the pavement, not on the grass.
plot (noun) the story line or order of events in a book, play, or movie, πλοκή
Example
Did you understand the plot of this story?
Synonym
storyline
progress (noun) forward movement toward achieving a purpose, πρόοδος
Example
Are you making any progress with your work?