English Learning
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Abundant
Existing in large quantities; plentiful
"The garden has abundant flowers in spring."
Benevolent
Well-meaning and kindly
"The benevolent teacher helped struggling students."
Bravado
somebody pretending, they are strong and brave to show look good or coverup their nervousness or fear.
Coherent
Logical and consistent
"She gave a coherent explanation of the problem."
Cornerstone
Most important things, everything depends on it.
"Education is the cornerstone of a prosperous society."
Diligent
Having or showing care in work
"The diligent student completed all assignments on time."
Eloquent
Fluent and persuasive in speaking
"His eloquent speech moved the audience."
Patronizing
Treating someone less important or less intelligent.
"Don't patronize me."
Quixotic
Desiring something that is impossible.
"She was quixotic about her future."
Recalcitrant
Does not follow rules and very much stubborn.
"You are recalcitrant while driving."
Resilient
Able to recover quickly from difficult situations.
"The resilient person faced obstacles with resilience."
Sagacious
Having or showing keen knowledge.
"The sagacious teacher provided valuable insights."
Tenacious
Having a strong desire to complete a task.
"She was tenacious about her project."
Ubiquitous
Existing everywhere; common
"The ubiquitous language is spoken in many countries."
Venerable
Accomplished and worthy of respect.
"The venerable leader was known for his wisdom."
Wistful
Having or showing a feeling of sadness.
"She was wistful about her future."
Xenial
Extremely friendly and friendly.
"The xenial person was very friendly."
Yesteryear
The previous year.
"The yesteryear's weather was pleasant."
Zealous
Able to be passionate about something.
"She was zealous about her study."
supper
early light dinner
"I had my supper"
elevenses
the meals between the breakfast and lunch
"I usually have my breakfast and lunch and sometimes elevenses also."
frugal
being careful of your money
"I am frugal when going outside"
go-getter
work very hard and very much to succeed
"you are a go-getter person."
odious
very bad, generally people don't like them
"I am not odious, no idea why I don't have any friends."
begrudingly
doing something you don't wanna do, just because you don't have other option.
"I've eaten fish begrudgingly, but ultimately I don't like sitting down to a big slab of non-vegiterian dishes."
Add New Phrase
Break the ice
To initiate conversation in a social setting
"He told a joke to break the ice at the meeting."
Hit the nail on the head
To describe exactly what is causing a situation
"You hit the nail on the head with that analysis."
Piece of cake
Something very easy to do
"The exam was a piece of cake for her."
Spill the beans
To reveal a secret
"Don't spill the beans about the surprise party."
Under the weather
Feeling slightly ill
"I'm feeling under the weather today."
Bite the bullet
To get something wrong
"He bite the bullet and got the job."
Cut corners
To do something inefficiently
"He cut corners and saved the day."
Hit the sack
To go to sleep
"He hit the sack and went to bed."
Let the cat out of the bag
To get something wrong
"Let the cat out of the bag and get the job done."
Pull someone's leg
To cause trouble
"He pulled someone's leg and got fired."
push the envelope
breaking the rules to achieve more
"I push the envelope for my deployment process"