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cabin (noun) Unit 7 Lesson 2	a room in a ship or airplane, καμπίνα Example There are more than three hundred seats in the cabin of that jet. Synonym room
cable (noun) Unit 3 Lesson 3	a wire covered by plastic that carries electricity, telephone signals, etc, καλώδιο Example Our electricity was cut off when the cable broke in the storm. Synonym cord, line, wire
camp (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 1	a place where people stay in tents or other temporary structures, κατασκήνωση Example My friends and I had a great time at summer camp this year. Word Family camper
campaign (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 3	a series of organized activities or events intended to achieve a result, καμπάνια, εκστρατεία Example We organised a campaign to raise money for children in need. Word Family campaigner
can (noun) Unit 6 Introduction	a closed metal container, especially a cylindrical one, in which some types of drink and food are sold, κονσέρβα Example When we went camping we took with us cans of food. Synonym container, tin Word Family cheaply
can't stand (phrase) Unit 2 Lesson 2	(informal) to hate something, δεν αντέχω Example I can't stand you screaming all the time. Synonym can’t bear
cane (noun) Unit 10 Lesson 3	the long, hard stem of the bamboo plant and other large grass plants, καλάμι Example Sugar cane is the source of sugar in all tropical and subtropical countries of the world.
canoe (noun) Unit 1 Lesson 2	a small, narrow boat with pointed ends for one or two people, κανό Example Peter took me on a canoe ride in the river. Word Family canoeist
canonise (verb) Unit 2 Lesson 1	in the Roman Catholic Church, to declare (someone) a saint, αγιοποιώ Example After he had performed many miracles, he was canonised. Word Family canonization
cape (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 2	a long loose piece of clothing without sleeves that fastens around your neck and hangs from your shoulders, κάπα Example Zorro always wears a cape, a hat and a mask.
cardboard (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 2	a stiff material made of layers of paper and used to make things like boxes and signs, χαρτόνι Example Cover the broken window with cardboard until you get it fixed.
care (verb) Unit 1 Lesson 1	to think that something is important and to feel interested in it or worried about it, φροντίζω Example There are many people who care about animals. Synonym worry Word Family caring
careful (adjective) Unit 3 Lesson 1	giving a lot of attention to what you are doing so that you do not have an accident, make a mistake, or damage something, προσεκτικός Example He is a careful driver. Synonym attentive, cautious, on guard Antonym careless, thoughtless Word Family carefully, carefulness
cargo (noun) Unit 7 Lesson 2	the goods carried by a ship, airplane, or other vehicle, φορτίο Example The truck was carrying a cargo of fruit. Synonym goods, load
carry (verb) Unit 7 Lesson 2	to take from one place to another, μεταφέρω Example She carried my suitcase up the stairs. Synonym transport
carton (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 2	a box made of cardboard, paper, or plastic, χάρτινο μπουκάλι Example Milk, cereal, and eggs come in cartons. Synonym box, case
cartoon (noun) Unit 5 Lesson 2	a drawing or series of drawings that make people laugh or think; comic strip, κινούμενα σχέδια Example I like watching Tom and Jerry cartoons but my favourite cartoon character is Mickey Mouse. Word Family cartoonist
cartridge (noun) Unit 3 Lesson 2	a small container that is used in a larger piece of equipment and can be easily replaced, ανταλλακτικό δοχείο Example My printer takes an multi-coloured ink cartridge.
case (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	a particular situation or example of something, περίπτωση Example In his case,the doctor said there was no cure. Synonym example, instance, occasion
casual (adjective) Unit 9 Lesson 1	not formal in style or appearance, πρόχειρος, ανεπίσημος Example We can wear casual clothes in this restaurant. Synonym informal Antonym formal Word Family casually
cattle (noun) Unit 1 Lesson 2	large farm animals kept for their milk or meat; cows and bulls, βοοειδή Example You can get milk from George. He's got cattle on his farm
cause (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 1	something that brings about a result or effect, αιτία Example A cigarette was the cause of the fire. Synonym influence, source Antonym effect
cause (verb) Unit 1 Lesson 1	to make something happen, especially something bad, προκαλώ Example What caused the accident? Synonym bring, prompt, provoke
cave (noun) Unit 1 Lesson 2	a large hole in the side of a hill, cliff or mountain, or one that is underground, σπηλιά Example They managed to get the people out of the cave after 15 days. Synonym cavern
cell (noun) Unit 7 Lesson 1	the smallest living part of an animal or a plant, κύτταρο Example Brain cells have a very complex structure.
cell phone (noun) Unit 3 Lesson 1	telephone that you can carry everywhere with you, κινητό τηλέφωνο (AmE) Example It is rude to talk on your cell phone in a theatre. Synonym mobile phone
centre (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	the middle point or part of something, κέντρο Example The post office is in the centre of the town. Synonym middle Word Family central
cereal (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 2	food made from grain and eaten for breakfast, δημητριακά Example Some kinds of cereal have a lot of added sugar.
ceremony (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	a formal event that is performed on important social or religious occasions, τελετή Example Everybody was waiting for the bride so the wedding ceremony could begin. Word Family ceremonial
certain (adjective) Unit 9 Lesson 2	specific; Fixed, συγκεκριμένος Example The club admits a certain number of people every year. Synonym specific Antonym indefinite, uncertain Word Family certainty
chain (noun) Unit 4 Lesson 3	a row of links, usually made of metal, that are joined together and used to pull, hold, or fasten something, αλυσίδα Example Mary was wearing a beautiful silver chain around her neck.
challenge (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 1	something that tests strength, skill, or ability, especially in a way that is interesting, πρόκληση Example Learning all the European capitals was a challenge. Word Family challenging
championship (noun) Unit 8 Lesson 3	a competition to find the best team or player in a game or sport, πρωτάθλημα Example The chess championship begins next week. Synonym final Word Family champion
change (noun) Unit 5 Lesson 1	when something becomes different, αλλαγή Example There are two changes in the class schedule today. Word Family changing
character (noun) Unit 4 Lesson 2	the particular combination of qualities in a person or place that makes them different from others, χαρακτήρας Example Politeness is traditionally part of the British character. Synonym attributes, identity, personality
charge (noun) Unit 3 Lesson 1	the money that you pay for goods or a service, χρέωση Example There is no extra charge for delivery. Synonym cost Word Family chargeable
charge (verb) Unit 3 Lesson 2	to supply with power or energy, φορτίζω Example He charged the battery. Word Family charger, recharge
charity (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	money, food, or other help that is given to people, φιλανθρωπία Example Many famous artists give performances for charity. Synonym contribution, donation Word Family charitable
chart (noun) Unit 1 Lesson 2	a drawing which shows information in a simple way, often using lines and curves to show amounts, πίνακας Example According to the sales chart, this product is 10% down. Synonym graph, table
cheap (adjective) Unit 6 Introduction	costing little money or less than is usual or expected, φθηνός Example I got a cheap flight at the last minute. Synonym inexpensive, reasonable Antonym costly, dear, expensive
cheat (verb) Unit 3 Lesson 2	to do something that is not honest, in order to get something, εξαπατώ Example She had cheated in the test by using a calculator. Word Family cheater
cheese (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 2	a food made from milk, which is usually yellow or white in colour, τυρί Example Feta is a well-known type of Greek cheese. Word Family cheesy
chemical (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 2	a substance used in or produced by a chemical process; any basic substance which is produced by a reaction involving changes to atoms or molecules, χημικό Example A substance made from chemicals is used to make some drinks taste sweet. Word Family chemically
childhood (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 3	the part of your life when you are a child, παιδική ηλικία Example I had a very happy childhood. Word Family adulthood
chlamys (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 2	a short cape, fashioned from a single rectangle of fabric fastened with a pin at one shoulder and worn by men in ancient Greece, χλαμύδα Example Chlamys was the most common cloak worn by young Greek men between the seventh and first centuries B.C.
choice (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	the thing or person chosen, επιλογή Example The choice of Crete as a holiday destination is excellent. Synonym alternative, pick, selection Word Family choose, choosey
circle (noun) Unit 8 Lesson 2	a round, flat shape like the letter O, κύκλος Example We all sat on the floor in a circle. Synonym ring Word Family circular
circumstance (noun) Unit 7 Lesson 1	a condition or fact connected with an event or situation, περίσταση Example Bad weather was a circumstance we didn't think about when planning the picnic. Synonym condition, incident, thing
citizen (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	someone who lives in a particular town or city, πολίτης Example As a Greek citizen I have the right to vote in the elections. Word Family city
civil servant (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 2	someone employed in the civil service, δημόσιος υπάλληλος Example All the participants in the survey were employed as civil servants, with income levels ranging from high to low.
clay (noun) Unit 10 Lesson 1	moist, stiff earth that is used for making brick, pottery, and tile, πηλός Example Under the teacher's supervision, the students will use a pottery wheel to create clay pots.
clear (verb) Unit 1 Lesson 1	to remove all the objects or people from a place, καθαρίζω Example Please, you have to clear your room from all old notebooks. Synonym rid
clench (verb) Unit 4 Lesson 1	to close or hold something very tightly, often in a determined or angry way, σφίγγω Example She clenched her teeth as the doctor set the broken bone.
climate (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 1	the usual weather conditions in a place, κλίμα Example Antarctica has a cold climate. Word Family climatic
cloak (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 2	a long, loose, outer garment without sleeves, μανδύας Example She arrived at the opera wearing a green velvet cloak.
cloth (noun) Unit 1 Lesson 2	material made from cotton, wool, etc., and used, for example, to make clothes or curtains, ύφασμα Example She used a cloth to wipe the table. Synonym rag
clothing (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 1	things worn to cover the body, ρουχισμός Example Her clothing was plain. Synonym clothes, dress, wear
coherence (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	when something such as a piece of writing is easy to understand because its parts are connected in a clear and logical way, λογική συνοχή Example There was no coherence between the first and the second half of the film. Synonym clarity, consistency, intelligibility Antonym incoherence Word Family coherent
cohesion (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	a close relationship, based on grammar or meaning, between two parts of a sentence or a larger piece of writing, συνάφεια, συνοχή Example What strategies do we use to have cohesion between sentences? Synonym coherence Antonym incohesion Word Family cohesive
coin (noun) Unit 5 Lesson 1	a piece of metal money that is small, flat, and round Example Pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters are all coins.
coke (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 2	Coca Cola (informal) Example Coke is a carbonated soft drink sold in stores, restaurants, and vending machines in more than 200 countries.
collect (verb) Unit 1 Lesson 1	to gather together, συλλέγω Example Christine collected the papers that had fallen on the floor. Synonym assemble, gather, pile up Antonym disperse, distribute, scatter Word Family collection, collector
collection (noun) Unit 5 Lesson 3	a gathering of a group of things of the same type, συλλογή Example We saw a coin collection at the museum. Synonym accumulation, assortment, group, set Word Family collect, collector
collocation (noun) Unit 1 Lesson 3	words used together, in a way that sounds correct to people who have spoken the language all their lives, σύμφραση, ομάδα λέξεων Example "Commit a crime" is a typical collocation in English.
column (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 1	a vertical list or row, στήλη Example I added up the column of numbers.
columnist (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 2	someone who writes articles, especially about a particular subject, that appear regularly in a newspaper or magazine, αρθρογράφος Example A gossip columnist is someone who writes a gossip column in a newspaper or magazine, especially a gossip magazine. Word Family column
combine (verb) Unit 7 Lesson 1	to join together into a whole, συνδέω Example He combined dirt and water to make mud. Synonym blend, join, mix Antonym isolate, separate Word Family combination
comfort (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	a pleasant feeling of being relaxed and free from pain, άνεση Example She likes the comfort of a hotel. Synonym calm, ease, peace Antonym discomfort, distress, misery Word Family comfortable
common (adjective) Unit 7 Lesson 1	easily found; happening often, συνηθισμένος Example Pigeons are common in our part of the country. Synonym ordinary, simple, usual Antonym rare, unusual
communication (noun) Unit 4 Lesson 1	the sharing or exchange of messages, information, or ideas, επικοινωνία Example Sign language is a form of communication used by deaf people. Synonym interaction Word Family communicate, communicative
communicator (noun) Unit 4 Lesson 1	someone who is able to tell people about their ideas and emotions in a way that other people understand, επικοινωνών Example Obviously teachers have to be good communicators.
companion (noun) Unit 3 Lesson 2	someone you spend a lot of time with, especially a friend, σύντροφος Example His dog was his closest companion. Synonym partner Word Family companionship
compass (noun) Unit 7 Lesson 1	an instrument for showing direction, πυξίδα Example Sailors relied on a compass to find their way across the ocean.
compete (verb) Unit 9 Lesson 2	to try to win or get something that others are also trying to get, ανταγωνίζομαι Example The two friends competed for the starring role in the play. Word Family competition, competitor
competition (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 3	a contest or game, διαγωνισμός Example The diving competition will be held tomorrow. Synonym contest, game Word Family compete, competitor, competitive
complain (verb) Unit 3 Lesson 1	to say that something is wrong or that you are annoyed about something, παραπονιέμαι Example She complained about the cold weather. Synonym grumble, moan Word Family complaint
complicated (adjective) Unit 8 Lesson 1	hard to understand; difficult to do or to deal with, πολύπλοκος Example Our teacher gave us a complicated problem to work on. Synonym complex, tricky Antonym simple
compose (verb) Unit 2 Lesson 1	to write a piece of music, συνθέτω Example Mozart composed many beautiful symphonies. Synonym create, originate, write Word Family composer
composer (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	someone who writes music, συνθέτης Example Mozart was a famous composer.
compound (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	(grammar) a word that has two or more parts, or a sentence made up of two or more main clauses, σύνθετος Example The compound adjective "armchair" is made up of two words, "arm" and "chair".
comprehension (noun) Unit 5 Lesson 1	the ability to understand completely and be familiar with a situation, facts, etc., κατανόηση Example His comprehension of mathematics is good. Synonym knowledge, understanding Word Family comprehent
concept (noun) Unit 10 Lesson 1	a general idea or thought, έννοια Example What is your concept of love? Synonym idea, notion, thought
concern (verb) Unit 9 Lesson 2	to have to do with; be about; affect, αφορώ Example This matter does not concern you. Synonym affect, involve, touch
conclusion (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 2	an ending, result, or outcome, κατάληξη Example The conclusion of the book was a surprise. Synonym close, outcome, result Word Family conclude, conclusive
condition (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 1	the particular state that something or someone is in, κατάσταση Example They left the flat in a terrible condition - there was mess everywhere. Synonym situation, state
conduct (verb) Unit 2 Lesson 2	to organize or do something, διεξάγω Example We are conducting a survey of consumer attitudes towards fast food. Synonym carry out
confident (adjective) Unit 9 Lesson 1	having trust or faith; satisfied and sure, σίγουρος Example We are confident that our team will win. Synonym certain, positive, sure Antonym hesitant, uncertain Word Family confidence
connect (verb) Unit 10 Lesson 2	to join together; Link, συνδέω Example I connected the plug to an extension cord. Synonym attach, join, link Antonym disconnect, separate Word Family connected, connection, connector
consequence (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 1	that which follows; result, συνέπεια Example Her stomach-ache was a consequence of eating too much. Synonym conclusion, effect, outcome, result
consider (verb) Unit 2 Lesson 2	to think of as, θεωρώ Example I consider Shakespeare a great writer. Synonym find, regard
consist (verb) Unit 7 Lesson 1	to be made up or formed, αποτελούμαι Example This cake consists mainly of sugar, flour, and butter.
construction (noun) Unit 10 Lesson 3	something that is built, such as a building, κατασκευή Example This construction is the tallest in the city. Synonym building, structure Word Family construct
consumer (noun) Unit 3 Lesson 2	someone who buys goods or services, καταναλωτής Example Consumers spend a lot of money during the holidays. Synonym customer Word Family consume, consumerism
contact (noun) Unit 1 Lesson 1	communication with, επαφή Example I am finally in contact with my cousin again after all these years. Synonym communicationwith
container (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 1	something, such as a box, barrel, or can, that holds or can hold something else, δοχείο Example The tea leaves come in a small metal container. Synonym box
control (verb) Unit 7 Lesson 2	to limit the number, amount, or increase of something, ελέγχω Example It is hard to control insects in our garden. Synonym limit,stop Word Family controllable
conversation (noun) Unit 5 Lesson 2	talk between people, συζήτηση Example There is little time for conversation at work. Synonym communication, dialogue, discussion Word Family converse
convince (verb) Unit 1 Lesson 3	to make someone believe that something is true, πείθω Example He tried to convince me that I needed a new car. Synonym persuade Word Family convincing, convincingly
cook (noun) Unit 7 Lesson 2	a person who makes meals, μάγειρας Example The cook prepared a picnic for us. Word Family cooker, cookery
cool (adjective) Unit 9 Lesson 1	calm and controlled, ψύχραιμος Example She seemed very cool before her exam. Synonym calm, composed, level-headed Antonym nervous
copy (verb) Unit 3 Lesson 2	to produce something that is similar or exactly the same as something else, αντιγράφω Example Copy the file onto a disk. Synonym duplicate, reproduce Word Family copier
corner (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 1	a far away or little known place or region, γωνιά Example She has gone away to a far corner of the earth.
cost (verb) Unit 6 Introduction	to have the price of; amount of money, given in exchange for something else, κοστίζω Example "How much does this book cost?" "It costs €25." Word Family cost (n)
cotton (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 1	thread or cloth made from cotton fibres, βαμβάκι Example I wore a cotton shirt and woollen trousers.
council (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 2	a group of people that are chosen to make rules, laws, or decisions, or to give advice, συμβούλιο Example Students in the school council will choose where to go on their school trip. Word Family councillor
count (verb) Unit 7 Lesson 2	to add up, μετρώ Example I counted fifteen red cars on the way to school today. Synonym calculate Word Family countable
counter (noun) Unit 3 Lesson 1	a piece of electrical equipment that counts something, μετρητής Example You have to set the video counter to zero before you press play.
countryside (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 1	land that is outside cities and towns; a rural area, εξοχή Example We took a long drive through the open countryside. Synonym country, land
courier (noun) Unit 10 Lesson 2	someone who delivers messages, packages etc, μεταφορέας Example The company sent the package across town by courier. Synonym messenger
cousin (noun) Unit 5 Lesson 3	the son or daughter of an aunt or uncle, ξάδελφος/η Example Harry and I are cousins.
cover (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 2	something put over something else to protect, or hide, κάλυμμα Example Put the cover back on the bed. Synonym top blanket Word Family coverable, covered
cover (verb) Unit 9 Lesson 2	to put something over something else, καλύπτω Example He covered his face with his hands. Synonym camouflage Antonym expose, uncover Word Family coverage, covered
crash (noun) Unit 2 Lesson 3	an accident in which a vehicle hits something, σύγκρουση Example Fortunately, there weren't any injuries in the car crash. Synonym collision, smash, wreck
crash (verb) Unit 3 Lesson 2	(for a computer) to suddenly stop working, καταρρέω Example My computer has crashed again. It may have a virus.
crash into (verb) Unit 8 Lesson 2	to have an accident, especially one which damages the vehicle, συγκρούομαι Example The plane crashed into a mountain side.
crisp (noun) Unit 6 Lesson 1	(usually plural) a very thin, often round piece of fried potato, sometimes with a flavour added, and sold especially in plastic bags, πατατάκι Example He bought a packet of salt and vinegar crisps. Word Family crispy
criticism (noun) Unit 5 Lesson 3	the act of judging what is good or bad in something Example The teacher's criticism helped us to become better learners. Synonym complaint Word Family critisize
crop (noun) Unit 10 Lesson 3	plants grown on a farm, καλλιέργεια Example Corn is an important crop. Synonym harvest
cross-check (verb) Unit 2 Lesson 2	to make certain that a calculation is correct, by asking a different person or using a different method of calculation, ελέγχω διασταυρώνοντας Example Are you sure you have won the lottery? Have you cross-checked the numbers?
crusade (noun) Unit 9 Lesson 1	any of the wars between European Catholics and Middle Eastern Muslims between 1095 and 1291, Σταυροφορία Example The Crusades had an enormous influence on European history.
crystal (noun) Unit 7 Lesson 1	a clear kind of rock that has a regular shape, κρύσταλλος Example Diamonds are crystals.
curious (adjective) Unit 4 Lesson 1	eager to learn or know, περίεργος Example She was curious about how stars were formed. Synonym inquisitive Word Family curiosity
curly (adjective) Unit 9 Lesson 2	having curls or likely to curl, κατσαρός Example Sam has curly hair. Antonym straight
currency (noun) Unit 8 Lesson 3	the money that is used in a country, νόμισμα μιας χώρας Example The pound is the basic unit of currency in the UK. Synonym cash, money
cursor (noun) Unit 3 Lesson 3	a symbol on a computer screen which shows the place where you are working, κένσορας Example Could you move the text with your cursor?
cute (adjective) Unit 9 Lesson 3	pretty, charming, or adorable, χαριτωμένος Example This outfit for the baby is so cute!

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