Idioms
a person who always agrees with their political leader or their superior at work
a yes-man
the image of something in a mirror, on a shiny surface, etc
reflection
a plant such as a grain, that is grown in large amounts by farmers
crops
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I wish I can sing well.
No.
I wish I could sing well.
opposite of correct
incorrect
a person with a lot of experience in something
an old hand
to hit a hard object or surface with a lot of force and/or to break something
smash
someone who travels to a place that is important in their religion
pilgrim
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You should to take care of your health, you only get one body, so looking after it is very important.
No.
You should take care of your health, you only get one body, so looking after it is very important.
opposite of mature
immature
an annoying or tedious person or thing
pain in the neck
someone who follows the ideas and teaching of someone, especially of a religious leader
disciple
synonym of thankful
grateful
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I wonder where does Mary live.
No.
I wonder where Mary lives.
opposite of honest
dishonest
an unpredictable or uncontrolled person who may cause damage
loose cannon
a series of events that happen in a particular order and are often repeated
cycle
the time when fruit, vegetables and grains are cut and collected from fields
harvest
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I'm much more happy at this company, they offer a lot of career development and trainings.
No.
I'm much happier at this company, they offer a lot of career development and trainings.
opposite of legible
illegible
a negative person who ruins other people's good times
a wet blanket
a party pooper
to become less bright or strong
fade away
not to appreciate the value of something
take something for granted
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I've lost my ... scarf. Have you seen it? silk long black
I've lost my long black silk scarf. Have you seen it?
opposite of respectful
disrespectful