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landmark (noun) a building or place that is easily recognized, especially one that is used as a reference, ορόσημο
Example
The large red house on the corner is the landmark for our street.
lantern (noun) a kind of lamp that is made of a material through which a light can shine and be protected, φαναράκι
Example
He uses a kerosene lantern when he is camping.
Synonym
light
lark (noun) a bird which sings beautifully, κορυδαλός
Example
The singing of the lark woke me up.
lash (noun) an eyelash, βλεφαρίδα
Example
She has such long lashes that they have asked her to pose as a model.
Synonym
eyelash
law (noun) the set of rules that people in a society must follow, νόμος
Example
The law is very complicated. Lawyers must study for many years.
Synonym
constitution
Word Family
lawyer
laze (verb) to pass time idly, to have nothing to do, τεμπελιάζω
Example
Students like to laze away the summer.
Synonym
idle
Word Family
lazy
leaflet (noun) a piece of paper which gives you information or advertises something, φυλλάδιο
Example
There are two girls handing out leaflets for the new language school.
leap (verb) to jump into the air either straight up or across a distance, πηδάω
Example
The frog leapt from the rock into the water.
Synonym
hop, jump, spring
lecture (noun) a talk given in front of an audience, διάλεξη
Example
The professor gave a lecture to his class.
Synonym
talk
legend (noun) the words written next to a picture or map that explain what it is about, λεζάντα
Example
I like reading the photo legends in this magazine.
Synonym
key
leisure (noun) freedom from work; free time, ελεύθερος χρόνος
Example
She does not have much leisure since she started her new job.
Antonym
work
Word Family
leisurely
lift (verb) to move something upward; raise, σηκώνω
Example
The heavy suitcase was hard to lift off the floor.
Synonym
pick up, raise
Antonym
lower
lightning (noun) natural electricity produced in clouds and appearing as a bright flash of light in the sky, αστραπή
Example
Lightning usually occurs during summer thunderstorms.
likely (adv) probably; possibly, πιθανώς
Example
It will most likely rain tomorrow.
Synonym
probably
Antonym
unlikely
Word Family
likelihood
link (noun) anything that joins or connects, σύνδεσμος
Example
There is a stong link between Greece and Cyprus.
Synonym
bond, connection
location (noun) place or position, τοποθεσία
Example
I marked the location of my house on the map.
Synonym
place, position, site, spot
loop (noun) the rounded shape made when a piece of string or rope curves back and crosses itself, θηλειά
Example
The end of the rope was tied into a loop.
loyalty (noun) the condition of being faithful, πίστη
Example
The soldiers showed great loyalty to their country during the war.
Synonym
allegiance, faithfulness
Antonym
betrayal