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ideal (adjective) perfect, the best possible, ιδανικός
Example
She is the ideal person for the job.
Synonym
right
perfect
Word Family
ideally
idiom (noun) a group of words in a fixed order that have a particular meaning, ιδιωματισμός
Example
The phrase "fall out," meaning "have a disagreement," is an idiom.
illustrate (verb) to draw pictures for a book, εικονογραφώ
Example
Over a hundred diagrams, tables and pictures illustrate the book.
Word Family
illustrated (adj.)
imaginary (adjective) not real, existing only in the mind, φανταστικός
Example
Some children have an imaginary friend.
Synonym
fictitious
Antonym
real
imagine (verb) to make an idea or picture of something in your mind, φαντάζομαι
Example
Can you imagine living on the moon?
Synonym
dream, think
Word Family
imagination
immediately (adverb) right away; at once, αμέσως
Example
She asked him to come home immediately.
Synonym
straight away at once
in the wild (expression) in natural conditions, independent of humans, στην άγρια φύση
Example
Animals produce more young in the wild than they do in zoos.
include (verb) if one thing includes another, the second thing is part of the first, περιλαμβάνω
Example
The price includes flights and three nights accommodation.
Synonym
involve, contain
Antonym
exclude
Word Family
including
Indonesia (noun) a country in southeastern Asia made up of a group of islands stretching from the Indian Ocean into the Pacific Ocean, Ινδονησία
Example
Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia.
information (noun) knowledge or facts about something, πληροφορία
Example
The newspaper is full of information about the crisis.
ingredient (noun) one of the parts of a mixture, συστατικό
Example
Flour, sugar, eggs, and cocoa are some ingredients of chocolate cake.
inspire (verb) to give someone an idea for a book, painting, poem etc, εμπνέω
Example
This television drama was inspired by a true story.
Word Family
inspired (adj.), inspiring (adj.)
instructor (noun) a person whose job is to teach people a practical skill; a teacher, εκπαιδευτής
Example
My ski instructor is German
Synonym
teacher
instrument (noun) a thing used for making music, μουσικό όργανο
Example
Many children learn to play a musical instrument in school.
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.)
intention (noun) something that you want and plan to do, πρόθεση
Example
He went to college with the intention of getting a degree.
Synonym
aim, plan
interview (noun) a conversation in which someone asks questions of a person in order to learn more about that person, συνέντευξη
Example
This magazine often publishes interviews with movie stars.
Word Family
interviewee (n.), interviewer (n.)
invent (verb) to make, design, or think of something new, εφευρίσκω
Example
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876.
Synonym
make up
Word Family
inventor (n.), invention (n.)
inventive (adjective) very good at thinking of new and original ideas, εφευρετικός
Example
His inventive ideas are helping the business to grow.
Synonym
clever, creative, imaginative
item (noun) a single thing, especially one thing in a list, group, or set of things, αντικείμενο
Example
This is the last item on the list.
Synonym
article, piece
itinerary (noun) a detailed plan or route of a journey, δρομολόγιο
Example
The tour operator will arrange transport and plan your itinerary.