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Ниже приведены некоторые синонимы (курсивом дается их пояснение). Осталось только ознакомиться и начать практиковать.
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ABILITY (noun)
Synonyms:
ability,
skill, competence, talent, capability
Antonym:
inability
ability
a
natural tendency to do something well
I
admire his ability to stay calm in difficult situations.
skill
the
ability to do something well as a result of training or experience
Portrait
painting needs a lot of skill.
This
job will help you develop management skills.
competence
the
quality of being able to do a job or task well enough
Does
she have the necessary competence in foreign languages?
talent
an
usually good natural ability, especially for something artistic
She’s
done well in the theatre – we always knew she had talent.
capability
the
practical ability to do something
We
have the capability to produce a better machine than this.
Antonym:
inability
the
state of being unable to do something
ACCOMPLISH
(verb)
Synonyms:
accomplish,
achieve, carry out, pull off
accomplish
to
do something successfully
You
won’t accomplish anything by arguing.
achieve
to
succeed in doing something after trying very hard
Have
you achieved all your aims?
The
company has achieved great success in the USA.
carry
out
to
do something, especially something that has been planned
Doctors
carried out tests on the patients.
The
police are carrying out a search for the missing man.
pull
off
to
succeed in doing something very good, especially if it is unexpected
The
deal will be great for the company, if we can pull it off.
ANGER
(noun)
Synonyms:
anger,
annoyance, irritation, resentment, fury, rage
Antonym:
calmness
anger
a
feeling of being very annoyed
He
managed to control his anger.
She
couldn’t hide the anger she felt.
annoyance
a
feeling of being slightly upset or impatient
There
was a tone of annoyance in her voice.
irritation
a
feeling of being annoyed and impatient
She
watched with irritation as he tried to fix the wheel again.
resentment
the
feeling of being angry and upset about something that someone else
has done
The
decision caused a lot of resentment among local people.
fury
very
strong anger
He
shouted at us in fury.
rage
sudden
extreme anger
Her
face was red with rage.
Antonym:
calmness
the
state of being quiet and calm
ANNOY
(verb)
Synonyms:
annoy,
irritate, bother, bug
Antonyms:
please,
delight
annoy
to
make someone feel slightly angry or impatient
Their
rude behaviour really annoyed us.
irritate
to
make someone feel angry or impatient
It
irritates me when the trains run late.
bother
to
make someone feel slightly upset or irritated
It
bothers me that it takes so long to get a reply.
Antonyms:
please
to
make someone happy or satisfied
delight
to
give great pleasure to someone
ASK
(verb)
Synonyms:
ask,
demand, beg, request
ask
to
put a question to get someone to do something
Ask
your father to teach you how to drive.
Can
I ask you not to make so much noise?
demand
to
ask firmly for something
I
demand an explanation for your behaviour.
beg
to
ask someone in an emotional way to do something or give something
His
mother begged him not to go.
He
begged for more time to find the money.
request
to
ask for something politely or formally
I
am enclosing the leaflets you requested.
Guests
are requested to leave their keys at reception.
ASSISTANT
(noun)
Synonyms:
assistant,
helper, deputy, auxiliary
assistant
a
person who helps someone as part of their job
His
assistant makes all his appointments.
helper
a
person who helps someone do a particular job or task, especially
without being paid
The
children can be my helpers for the day.
deputy
a
person who makes decisions when the manager or boss is away
She’s
acting as deputy while her department manager is in hospital.
auxiliary
a
person who helps other workers
He
works as a nursing auxiliary in the local hospital.
AWARE
(adjective)
Synonyms:
aware,
conscious, alert, informed, mindful
Antonyms:
unaware, ignorant
aware
knowing
about things that are happening or about facts
I’m
not aware of any problem.
Is
he aware that we have to decide quickly?
conscious
awake
and able to know what is happening around you
She
was conscious during the operation.
alert
watching
or listening carefully, ready to notice something
The
patient is still very alert mentally.
Young
people have to be alert to the dangers of drugs.
informed
having
a lot of information, or having the latest information
The
programme is aimed at highly informed viewers.
mindful
remembering
or thinking about something carefully when doing something
He
is mindful of his responsibilities as a parent.
You
should be mindful of the risks you are taking.
Antonyms:
unaware
not
knowing facts, or not realising that something is happening
ignorant
not
knowing things that it is important to know
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