Tuesday, 10 February 2015

Words of the day (2/2/2015)

VOCABULARY


SYCOPHANTIC (ADJECTIVE)
DEFINITION:
(of a person or of behavior) praising people in authority in way that in not sincere, usually in order to get advantage from them.
EXAMPLE:
-  Isa always praise Anna sycophantic take advantages on her wealthy.

COHABIT (VERB)
DEFINITION:
If two people, especially a men and women who are not married, cohabit, they live together and have sexual relationship.
EXAMPLE:
-     Some religious prohibited couple from cohabiting.  

GRUDGE (VERB)
DEFINITION:
To be unhappy that sb has something or that you have to do sth.
EXAMPLE:
-  I don’t grudge him his success, he deserve it.
-      I grudge having to pay so much tax.

GRUDGE (NOUN)
DEFINITION:
Unfriendly feelings towards somebody, because you are angry about what has happened in the past.
EXAMPLE:
-      We have to bear a grudge against somebody.

DISMANTLE (VERB)
DEFINITION:
To take something to pieces; to separate something into the parts it is made from.
EXAMPLE:
-      The photographer dismantled his equipment and packed it away.

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