Fee English Flashcard Fee English Flashcard (noun) /fiː/ a certain amount of money that you pay for a particular service, e.g. tuition, a piece of work, etc. that you receive in return: How much money should I pay for the tuition fee?
Thankfulness English Flashcard Thankfulness English Flashcard (noun) /ˈθæŋk.fəl.nəs/ the state of being thankful or grateful to somebody for something – gratitude: I should show my thankfulness to you for all your kindness. Parts of Speech Adjective: thankful Adverb: thankfully Verb: thank Noun: thanks Antonyms ingratitude, thanklessness
Make certain English Flashcard Make certain English Flashcard (verb) to make sure that everything is OK – ensure, confirm, verify: Before checking out the hotel, let’s make certain that nothing has been left in the room. Antonyms deny, contradict
Aimed at English Flashcard Aimed at English Flashcard (preposition) intended for, designed for or used for something special: This seminar is aimed at boosting the level of self-confidence. Antonyms away from, distracted from
Inspire English Flashcard Inspire English Flashcard (verb) /ɪnˈspaɪəʳ/ US /-ˈspaɪr/ 1. to motivate someone and raise their spirits to do something they really want – stimulate – motivate: This book genuinely inspired me to make an effort to change my life. 2. to provide someone with a key idea for a film, book, project, product, …
Fascination English Flashcard Fascination English Flashcard (noun) /ˌfæs.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/ the state of being amazed and fascinated by someone or something: Her strong fascination with animated movies finally made Alice a truly successful animator. Parts of Speech Adjective: fascinating Adjective: fascinated Verb: fascinate Antonyms boredom, repulsion
Comprehension English Flashcard Comprehension English Flashcard (noun) 1. the ability to comprehend or understand something completely: This student cannot solve this math problem. Technically, it’s beyond his comprehension level. 2. any language test to evaluate how well language learners can understand a reading passage or a listening audio track: You need to improve your reading …
At all times English Flashcard At all times English Flashcard (adv) all the time and continuously – continually: Being a curious student, Jeff was asking so many questions at all times. Antonyms from time to time, every now and then
Gripping English Flashcard Gripping English Flashcard (adj) /ˈgrɪp.ɪŋ/ something that is gripping is so interesting and exciting that it grabs your attention completely: The little boy has found the book so gripping that he cannot put it down. Parts of Speech Verb: grip Adverb: grippingly Antonyms boring, dull
Get into the habit English Flashcard Get into the habit English Flashcard (verb) to become accustomed to – get used to: You must learn how to get into the habit of running ceaselessly to become a professional marathon runner. Antonyms become unaccustomed to