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Ορισμός
adore (verb) to love and admire very strongly, λατρεύω
Example
He adores his grandmother and often brings her flowers.
Synonym
worship
Antonym
despise, detest, hate
Word Family
adoringly (adv.), adorer (n.), adorable (adj.)
ancient (adjective) very old; from a long time ago, αρχαίος
Example
Rome is a city with many ancient buildings.
Antonym
brand-new, new
artist (noun) a person who works at or who has skill at painting, music, or any other form of art, καλλιτέχνης
Example
Artist are usually very sensitive persons.
Word Family
artistic
bite (verb) to cut with the teeth, δαγκώνω
Example
That dog bites.
black (adjective) having the colour of the night sky, μαύρος
Example
Black is the opposite of white.
Antonym
white
Word Family
blackish (adj.), blackness (n.)
bookcase (noun) a set of shelves for holding books, βιβλιοθήκη
Example
I have many books. I need to buy a bookcase.
boot (noun) a covering for the foot and lower part of the leg, usually made of leather or rubber, μπότα
Example
Cowboys usually wear boots.
bottle (noun) a container with a narrow neck used to hold or pour liquids, μπουκάλι
Example
I bought a bottle of milk at the store.
brown (adjective) having the color of coffee beans or chocolate, καφέ
Example
Coffee is dark brown.
bubble (noun) a ball of air or other gas inside another substance, φούσκα
Example
Bubbles form in water when it boils.
cloudy (adjective) covered by clouds, συννεφιασμένος
Example
The sky is cloudy. It is going to rain.
Synonym
grey
Antonym
clear, sunny
collar (noun) the part of a piece of clothing that goes around the neck, κολάρο
Example
The boys had to wear a shirt with a collar and a tie.
Word Family
collarless (adj.)
colour (noun) a quality of light as our eyes see it, χρώμα
Example
Red, blue, and yellow are colours.
Word Family
colourful
computer (noun) an electronic machine that is used to store, sort, and work with information at a high speed, υπολογιστής
Example
My computer is old and very slow.
cotton (noun) a soft white fiber from a plant that grows in warm parts of the world, βαμβάκι
Example
Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.
crab (noun) an animal with a wide, flat body covered by a hard shell that lives in the sea, κάβουρας
Example
Crabs have ten legs.
different (adjective) not the same, διαφορετικός
Example
Three different buses stop at this corner.
Antonym
alike, equal, same, similar
Word Family
differently (adv.)
earring (noun) a piece of jewellry worn on the earlobe, σκουλαρίκι
Example
Earrings are my favourite jewellery.
fantastic (adjective) excellent; wonderful, φανταστικός
Example
She is a fantastic dancer.
Synonym
excellent, great, outstanding
Antonym
ordinary
Word Family
fantastical (adj.), fantastically (adv.)
figure (noun) a number or other symbol in writing that is not a letter of the alphabet, ψηφίο
Example
Write the amount in both words and figures.
fur (noun) the soft thick hair that covers the bodies of certain animals such as a bear or rabbit, γούνα
Example
In winter, the bear's fur becomes very thick.
Word Family
furless (adj.)
glasses (noun) (plural) a short form of eyeglasses, γυαλιά
Example
We wear dark glasses in the sun.
gold (adjective) having the colour of the metal gold or bright yellow, χρυσαφί
Example
Gold shines in the sun.
green (adjective) having the colour of grass or young leaves, πράσινο
Example
Green is a very calming colour.
Word Family
greenish (adj.)
grey (adjective) having the colour that results from mixing black and white, γκρι
Example
The sky is grey.
Word Family
greyish
horrible (adjective) causing a feeling of fear or horror, τρομερός
Example
She had a horrible dream.
Word Family
horribly (adv.)
hot (adjective) holding or giving off great heat, ζεστός
Example
The hot soup was delicious.
Antonym
cold
Word Family
hotly (adv.)
huge (adjective) very large in size or amount, τεράστιος
Example
He is a huge man.
Synonym
great
enormous
gigantic
Antonym
tiny
Word Family
hugely (adv.)
intelligent (adjective) able to learn and understand things easily, έξυπνος, ευφυής
Example
My son is intelligent and does well in school.
Synonym
bright, clever, smart
Antonym
dumb, stupid
Word Family
intelligently (adv.)
leather (noun) material made from the skin of an animal, δέρμα
Example
People make shoes, bags, and many other things from leather.
long (adjective) covering a great distance or time, μακρύς
Example
There was a long line at the post office.
Synonym
slow
Antonym
brief, short
lovely (adjective) beautiful in appearance, όμορφος
Example
Mom looked lovely in her new dress
Synonym
beautiful
Antonym
horrible, ugly
Word Family
loveliness (n.)
memory (noun) the ability to remember information or experiences, μνήμη
Example
She has a good memory for numbers.
Word Family
memorable(adj), memorably(adv)
modern (adjective) having to do with the present or current times, μοντέρνος
Example
Modern computers are smaller and faster than old computers.
Synonym
contemporary, current
Antonym
old, past
Word Family
modernity (n.)
mommy (noun) (informal) mum, mother; mama, μαμά
Example
Mommy is the first word babies say.
music band (noun) a group of people who play music together, μουσική μπάντα
Example
My brother plays guitar in the school band.
pair (noun) two things that are the same and are used together, ζευγάρι
Example
I bought a new pair of shoes yesterday.
pink (adjective) having the colour that results from mixing red and white substances, ροζ
Example
Pink is considered a colour for girls.
Word Family
pinkish (adj.)
plant (noun) a living thing that has leaves and has roots that usually grow in the earth, φυτό
Example
I have many plants growing in my garden.
Word Family
plantlike (adj.)
plastic (noun) an artificial substance made from certain kinds of chemicals that can be shaped when soft, πλαστικό
Example
Many toys are made out of plastic.
possession (noun) something that is owned, ιδιοκτησία
Example
I have many possessions that I don't really need.
Synonym
goods, property
Word Family
possessive
puppy (noun) a young dog, κουτάβι
Example
My father bought me a puppy to keep me company.
Word Family
puppyish (adj.)
quite (adverb) completely; in full, εντελώς
Example
She is not quite done with breakfast.
rare (adjective) not often found or seen; not common, σπάνιος
Example
Her necklace contained rare jewels.
Synonym
unusual
Antonym
common
real (adjective) actual or true, πραγματικός
Example
Dinosaurs were real, even though they no longer exist.
Synonym
actual, concrete, true
Antonym
imaginary
unreal
rim (noun) the edge or border of something round or circular, χείλος
Example
I cut myself on the broken rim of the glass.
Synonym
circumference, edge, lip, margin, ring
scarcely (adverb) almost not; just barely, μόλις
Example
I was so happy that I could scarcely speak.
Synonym
barely, hardly, just
Antonym
far
set (verb) to put in a particular place, τοποθετώ
Example
Rebecca set the glass on the table.
Synonym
lay, place, put
sharp (adjective) having a thin edge or a fine point for cutting, κοφτερός
Example
Use a sharp knife to cut the meat.
Antonym
dull
Word Family
sharply (adv.), sharpness (n.)
shell (noun) the hard outer covering around a bird's egg, a nut, or the body of some animals, κέλυφος
Example
Crack the shell and put the egg into the pan.
Word Family
shell-like (adj.)
short (adjective) not long in size or time, σύντομος
Example
I'll be at the office for only a short time this morning.
Synonym
brief
Antonym
long
Word Family
shortness (n.)
steel (noun) a hard, strong metal made by mixing iron and another metal, ατσάλι
Example
It is used to make machines, cars, tools, and many other things.
stone (noun) hard material like rock, πέτρα
Example
This old building is made of stone.
Synonym
rock
Word Family
stonelike (adj.)
stripe (noun) a line of color that is different in colour from the area around it, ρίγα
Example
The Greek flag has nine stripes.
teeth (noun) plural of tooth, δόντια
Example
I brush my teeth every day.
thin (adjective) not thick, λεπτός
Example
It's dangerous to walk on thin ice.
Synonym
fine
Antonym
plump, thick
Word Family
thinly (adv.), thinness (n.)
tiny (adjective) very small, πολύ μικρός
Example
This kitten is tiny.
Synonym
miniature
Antonym
huge, enormous, gigantic
tooth (noun) one of the hard white objects in the mouth, which are used for biting and chewing, δόντι
Example
I had to have a tooth taken out.
TV set (noun) short form for television set, τηλεόραση
Example
I bought a new TV set.
ugly (adjective) not pleasant to look at, άσχημος
Example
The accident caused an ugly scar on his face.
Antonym
beautiful, handsome, lovely, pretty
Word Family
ugliness (n.)
weather (noun) the conditions in the air above the Earth such as wind, rain or temperature, καιρός
Example
I don't like this hot weather!
white (adjective) having the color of clean snow, άσπρος
Example
The clouds are white in the clear blue sky.
Antonym
black
Word Family
whiteness (n.)
wooden (adjective) made of wood, ξύλινος
Example
The wooden staircase creaks.
youngster (noun) a young person, νεαρός
Example
The playground is full of youngsters every Saturday morning.