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fabulous (adjective) almost impossible to believe; amazing, θαυμάσιος
Example
He told us about the fabulous birds he had seen in South America.
Synonym
astounding, incredible, unbelievable
Word Family
fabulously (adv.), fabulousness (n.)
fairy (noun) an imaginary tiny creature in human form, thought to have magic powers, νεράιδα (fairy tale: παραμύθι)
Example
My mother used to read me a fairy tale when I couldn't sleep
fall behind (verb) to not do something fast enough, or not do something by a particular time, μένω πίσω
Example
Liz has been falling behind in her homework again.
famous (adjective) known or recognized by many people διάσημος
Example
Madonna is a famous singer.
Synonym
known
Antonym
unknown
Word Family
fame (n.), infamous (adj.)
fan (noun) someone who admires and supports a famous person<br>a person who is very interested in a sport or a performing art, or in a person who does that activity, θαυμαστής.
Example
Beyonce has thousands of fans.
The football fan painted his face in the team colors.
Synonym
supporter
farmer (noun) someone who owns or takes care of a farm, αγρότης
Example
If you like plants and animals, why not become a farmer?
fashion (noun) the most popular style of clothes, appearance, or behaviour at a particular time, μόδα
Example
Long hair is back in fashion for men.
Synonym
trend
Word Family
fashionable (adj.)
fashionable (adjective) popular at a particular time, μοντέρνος, της μόδας
Example
Models always wear very fashionable clothes.
fasten (verb) to close firmly or cause to stay closed with a lock, buttons, or other fastener, σφίγγω, δένω
Example
We always fasten our seat belts.
Synonym
buckle, clasp, latch,secure
Antonym
loosen, unfasten
Word Family
fastener (n.)
fat (noun) a white or yellow substance that contains oil and is found in animals and plants, λίπος
Example
Ducks have a lot of fat to keep them warm.
Synonym
grease
Word Family
fatness (n.)
fave (favourite) (adjective) a person or thing that you like best, αγαπημένος
Example
What’s your fave pop group?
Word Family
favour (v.), favourable (adj.)
favour (noun) something that you do to help someone, χάρη
Example
Could you do me a favour?
favourite (noun) a person or thing preferred over others, ευνοούμενος
Example
Scary movies are my favourite.
fence (noun) a structure which divides two areas of land, similar to a wall but made of wood or wire and supported with posts, φράχτης
Example
He was hurt when he tried to climb the fence.
Word Family
fencer (n.)
fight (verb) to argue, τσακώνομαι
Example
Stop fighting with your brother!
Synonym
struggle
Word Family
fight (n.)
figure (noun) a person, animal, or thing that is a symbol for something, σπουδαίο πρόσωπο
Example
Napoleon was a major figure in French history.
Synonym
emblem, symbol
file (noun) the papers or other objects that are so kept, αρχείο, ντοσιέ
Example
Schools keep files on all their students.
Word Family
filer (n.)
fill in (verb) to write all the information that is needed on a document, συμπληρώνω (έντυπο)
Example
Could you fill in your name on this form, please?
Synonym
clue in, complete
find out (verb) to get information about something, or to learn a fact for the first time, βρίσκω, ανακαλύπτω
Example
I must find out the train times in order to arrive to the airport.
Synonym
discover
first aid kit (noun) a special bag or box containing bandages and medicines to treat people who are injured or become ill suddenly, κουτί πρώτων βοηθειών
Example
To be prepared for emergencies, keep a first aid kit in your home and in your car.
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.)
fixed (adjective) decisively arranged; predictably recurrent, σταθερός
Example
She goes to work at a fixed time every day.
Synonym
certain, set
Word Family
fixedly (adv.), fixedness (n.)
fizz (noun) the emission of a fizzing sound; Ο ήχος που κάνει το ανθρακούχο ποτό
Example
There is no fizz coming from this bottle; so, it's not soda, it's water.
Synonym
sparkle
fizzy (adjective) full of or as if full of gas bubbles; effervescent, ανθρακούχο
Example
The most popular fizzy drink in the world is Coca-Cola
Synonym
sparkling, bubbly,
Antonym
flat
flag (noun) a piece of cloth with a special design and colours, that is the symbol of a country or group, σημαία
Example
The Greek flag is blue and white.
Synonym
ensign, standard
flat (noun) apartment, διαμέρισμα
Example
Do you live in a flat or a house?
Synonym
lodging, residence
float (verb) to move in a light and airy way, κινούμαι σαν να πετάω
Example
The dancer floated across the stage.
Synonym
flow, glide
Word Family
floatable (adj.), floatability (n.)
flood (noun) a sudden, strong flow of water onto land that should not be under water, πλημμύρα
Example
Our house was destroyed in the flood.
floor (noun) the lowest surface of any building or structure, δάπεδο
Example
My kitchen floor gets really dirty!
focus (verb) to give special attention to one particular person or thing, or to make people do this, εστιάζω
Example
She ignored her little brother and focused on getting her work done.
Synonym
concentrate
Word Family
focused (adj.)
forces of evil (expression) the power and influence of something or someone bad, οι δυνάμεις του κακού

<dl><dt>Example</dt><dd>The film was about the battle of good against the forces of evil</dd></dl>

foreign (adjective) coming from another country, ξένος
Example
How many foreign languages do you speak?
Synonym
international
Antonym
native, national, domestic
Word Family
foreigner (n.)
forest (noun) a large area of land covered with many trees and other plants, δάσος
Example
Walking in a forest can frighten children.
Synonym
woodland, woods
form (noun) a printed document with spaces for you to write information, έντυπο
Example
She filled out a form to apply for a driver's license
Synonym
blank
format (verb) to organize and design the words on a page or document, δίνω σχήμα και διάταξη
Example
We had to format the article for the newspaper before we printed it.
forward (adverb) toward a place or time that is further on; ahead.
Example
She looked forward to a long vacation.
Synonym
ahead, forth, on, onward
frequency (noun) the number of times something happens in a particular period, or the fact that something happens often or a large number of times, συχνότητα
Example
The frequency of car accidents seems to have increased recently.
Word Family
frequent (adj.), frequently (adv.)
from time to time (expression) sometimes, but not often, κάθε τόσο, κατά καιρούς
Example
I see my uncle from time to time.
Antonym
often
full (adjective) unable to hold or contain any more, γεμάτος
Example
My pockets are full.
Synonym
filled
Antonym
empty
further (adverb) comparative of far; at or to a greater distance. περαιτέρω
Example
We drove further today than we did yesterday.
Synonym
more
Antonym
less