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icon (noun) a small picture on a computer screen that you choose in order to make the computer do something, εικονίδιο
Example
Click on the print icon.
Synonym
image
identify (verb) to recognize someone or something and say or prove who or what they are, αναγνωρίζω
Example
"Can you identify the thief?" the policeman asked.
Synonym
designate, mark, name
Word Family
identifiable, identification, identified
idol (noun) someone that you admire and respect very much, είδωλο
Example
She is the idol of countless teenagers.
Word Family
idolize
ignore (verb) to not give attention to something or someone, αγνοώ
Example
She ignored me at the dance.
Synonym
disregard, neglect
Antonym
address, recognize
Word Family
ignorance, ignorant
ill (adjective) not healthy; sick, άρρωστος
Example
He became ill with fever.
Synonym
sick, unhealthy, unwell
Antonym
healthy, well
Word Family
illness
imaginary (adjective) existing only in the mind, φανταστικός
Example
My mother told me that the monster under my bed is imaginary.
Synonym
make-believe, mythical
Antonym
actual, concrete, real
Word Family
imagine, imagination
imagine (verb) to form in the mind a thought, picture, or image of, φαντάζομαι
Example
Can you imagine living on the moon?
Synonym
dream
immigrate (verb) to come to live in a country where one was not born, μεταναστεύω
Example
My parents immigrated to the United States before I was born.
Word Family
immigrant, immigration
imply (verb) to suggest without saying directly, υποννοώ
Example
When she said that the car was dirty, she was implying that I should clean it.
Synonym
hint, suggest
Antonym
state
Word Family
implication
import (verb) to bring in from another country, εισάγω
Example
The United States imports cars from Japan.
Antonym
export
Word Family
imported 
importance (noun) the quality or condition of having great significance or value, σημασία
Example
The doctor talked about the importance of a healthy diet.
Synonym
significance
Antonym
insignificance
Word Family
important
impossible (adjective) very difficult; not an easy person to deal with, ανυπόφορος
Example
How can you say this? You' re impossible.
Synonym
intolerable
impression (noun) an idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, εντύπωση
Example
It makes a bad impression if you're late for the meeting.
Synonym
idea, impact, belief, opinion
Word Family
impressionable
impressive (adjective) having a lasting effect on the mind or feelings; making a strong impression, εντυπωσιακός
Example
The new skyscraper is an impressive building.
Synonym
memorable, splendid
Antonym
ordinary
Word Family
impress, impression
improve (verb) to make better, βελτιώνω
Example
Salt and pepper improved the sauce.
Synonym
better, enrich
Antonym
spoil
Word Family
improvement
In fact (adverb) in reality or actuality, πραγματικά
Example
In fact, it was a wonder anyone survived.
in honour (phrase) in order to celebrate or show great respect for someone or something, προς τιμή
Example
They gave the performance in honour of Theodorakis, the great composer.
incident (noun) something that happens, περιστατικό
Example
Several incidents led them to believe she was a thief.
Synonym
event, happening
Word Family
incidental, incidentally
include (verb) to have or contain as a part, περιλαμβάνω
Example
Does the breakfast include eggs?
Synonym
cover, enclose
Word Family
inclusion, inclusive
incredible (adjective) difficult or impossible to believe, απίστευτος
Example
We had an incredible time last summer.
Synonym
fabulous, unbelievable
Word Family
incredibly
indigenous (adjective) having always lived or existed in a place, αυτόχθονος
Example
Many indigenous cultures existed in New Zealand.
Synonym
aboriginal, native
infect (verb) to spread germs or disease to, μολύνω
Example
If you cover your mouth when you cough, you won't infect others with your cold.
Synonym
contaminate
Word Family
infection, infectious
influence (verb) to change the way that someone thinks or the way that something develops, επηρεάζω
Example
His friends influenced his choice of which sport to play.
Synonym
affect
Word Family
influential
information (noun) knowledge or facts that come from a source, πληροφορίες
Example
The newspaper is full of information.
Synonym
data, knowledge, material
Word Family
inform, informative
injection (noun) when someone puts a liquid, especially a drug, into a person's body using a needle and a syringe, ένεση
Example
The doctor gave me an injection of antibiotics.
ink (noun) a coloured liquid that you use for writing, printing, or drawing, μελάνι
Example
The book is printed in three different coloured inks.
innovative (adjective) new and inventive, πρωτοπόρος
Example
The company's innovative management techniques seem to be paying off.
Synonym
novel, original
Antonym
standard, traditional
Word Family
innovate, innovation
insect (noun) a small creature with six legs, for example a bee or a fly, έντομο
Example
Look at her leg! She must have been bitten by an insect.
Synonym
bug
install (verb) to put software onto a computer, εγκαθιστώ
Example
Follow the instructions to install the new anti virus.
Word Family
installation
instinct (noun) the cause of natural behaviour that is not learned in any species, ένστικτο
Example
His instinct told him to stay inside the house and wait for help.
Word Family
instictive
instruction (noun) teaching; the act of giving knowledge, διδασκαλία
Example
I went to a class to receive instruction in African dance.
Synonym
education
Word Family
Instruct, instructional, intstructor
intelligence (noun) the ability to learn, reason, and understand, νοημοσύνη
Example
Those math problems are easy for him because of his high intelligence.
Synonym
intellect, mind, understanding, wit
Word Family
intelligent
interest (noun) something you enjoy doing, studying, or experiencing, ενδιαφέρον
Example
We share a lot of interests, particularly music and tennis.
Word Family
interesting
interesting (adjective) causing attention to or concern about, ενδιαφέρων
Example
I've read all her books, because she is an interesting author.
Synonym
stimulating
Antonym
dull, monotonous
Word Family
interest
interval (noun) the period of time between two events or situations, μεσοδιάστημα
Example
There will be a five minute interval between the presentation and the open discussion.
interview (noun) to ask someone questions for a newspaper, television, etc, συνέντευξη
Example
Justin Timberlake gave an interview yesterday to a Greek reporter.
Word Family
interviewee, interviewer 
intonation (noun) the sound changes produced by the rise and fall of the voice when speaking, επιτονισμός
Example
In English, rising intonation at the end of a statement usually signals a question.
Word Family
intonational  
introduce (verb) to bring to public notice, εισάγω
Example
The principal introduced his idea of a special reward for students who do their homework on time.
Synonym
present
Word Family
introduction, introductory
invent (verb) to think of, come up with, or create something new, εφευρίσκω
Example
The man who invented the steam engine must have been very intelligent.
Synonym
conceive, create
Word Family
invention inventor
invention (noun) the process of creating something which has never been made before, εφεύρεση
Example
The invention of the car changed the world.
Word Family
invent, inventor
invisible (adjective) not able to be seen; not visible, αόρατος
Example
The house was invisible from the road.
Synonym
unseen
Antonym
visible
Word Family
invisibility, invisibly 
involve (verb) to have as a necessary part or result, περιλαμβάνω
Example
Baseball involves throwing, catching, and batting a ball.
Synonym
include
Word Family
involvement
ipod (noun) a type of small MP3 player
Example
Ipod comes in different colours.
iron (noun) a heavy grey metal that is one of the chemical elements, σίδηρος
Example
Iron is used to make steel.
italics (noun) a style of writing or printing in which the letters slope to the right, πλάγια γράμματα
Example
This sentence is printed in italics.
item (noun) a single, particular thing in a group or list, τεμάχιο
Example
My mother gave me a list of six items to buy at the store.