Angielski

synonym

gb/sˈɪnənˌɪm/ us/sˈɪnənˌɪm/
B1 Angielski
~ 9400
Znaczenia
0 znaczeń
Rzeczownik B1 entity
1

word with a similar meaning

A word or short phrase that means the same, or almost the same, as another word in the same language.

Schemat użycia: a synonym for [word]
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes say *"This word is synonym with X"* or *"is synonym to X"*. The correct forms are *"This word is a synonym of X"* or more commonly *"a synonym for X"*. Learners also confuse *"synonym"* (noun) with *"synonymous"* (adjective), as in *"These words are synonymous."*
Synonimy
equivalent (Often used for a word that matches another word very closely in meaning or use.) | alternative (Suggests another possible word or term, not always with as strong a focus on very similar meaning.) | paraphrase (A rephrasing in different words; usually longer and not limited to a single word like most synonyms.)
Antonimy
antonym (A word with the opposite meaning, used in contrast to synonym in vocabulary study.)
Kolokacje
close synonym |near synonym |exact synonym |list of synonyms |provide a synonym |synonym dictionary
Tematy
language |education |communication |core_vocabulary
Przykłady
  • Can you give me a synonym for "happy"?
  • In the test, you must choose the best synonym for each underlined word.
  • The word "big" has many synonyms, such as "large," "huge," and "enormous."
  • Use a dictionary to find synonyms so you do not repeat the same word.
  • Teachers often ask students to write synonyms next to each new vocabulary item.
Przykłady dla uczących się
  • What is a synonym for "cold"?
  • The synonym of "difficult" is "hard."
  • I use an app to learn new synonyms every day.
  • She wrote three synonyms for the word "good."
  • Please choose a synonym so the sentence sounds better.
Rzeczownik B2 entity
2

name strongly linked to a quality

A name that makes people immediately think of a certain quality, like success, danger, or luxury.

Schemat użycia: be a synonym for [quality]
Częsty błąd:
Learners may think this meaning is always about language, but here *synonym* is used more figuratively about reputation (e.g., *"His name is a synonym for honesty"*). It does not mean his name literally has the same dictionary meaning as *"honesty"*; it means people strongly connect his name with that quality.
Synonimy
byword (Slightly more formal; a person or thing that is a well-known example of a particular quality.) | epitome (Focuses more on being a perfect example of a quality, not just a name strongly associated with it.)
Antonimy
opposite (Used when something is known for the very opposite quality, not for the one mentioned.)
Kolokacje
be a synonym for |almost a synonym for |become a synonym for |virtually a synonym for |now a synonym for
Tematy
reputation |evaluation |society |communication |arts_entertainment
Przykłady
  • For many people, her name is a synonym for courage.
  • The brand has become a synonym for luxury and style.
  • In some cities, that neighborhood is almost a synonym for crime.
  • His management style is now a synonym for failure in business schools.
  • The country’s beaches are a synonym for relaxation and sunshine in travel magazines.
Przykłady dla uczących się
  • For fans, his name is a synonym for great music.
  • In this city, that street is a synonym for good food.
  • To many people, fast food is a synonym for unhealthy eating.
  • The company wants its logo to be a synonym for quality.
  • Her last name is a synonym for power in politics.
Rzeczownik technical C1 entity
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alternative scientific name in taxonomy

In science, another official name that has been used for the same animal, plant, or group, usually in taxonomy lists.

Schemat użycia: a synonym of [scientific name]
Częsty błąd:
Learners may confuse this technical meaning with the general language meaning and think it refers to any similar word. In biology, a *synonym* is not just a similar term; it is a different formal scientific name used for exactly the same species or taxonomic group.
Synonimy
alternative name (More general and less precise; does not specifically refer to formal taxonomic usage.) | equivalent name (Highlights that two names refer to the same entity, but may be used outside strict taxonomy.)
Antonimy
valid name (In taxonomy, the officially accepted name, as opposed to other names that are only synonyms.)
Kolokacje
taxonomic synonym |listed as a synonym |scientific synonym |junior synonym |synonym of the species
Tematy
science |biology |taxonomy
Przykłady
  • In older literature, this plant is described under a synonym of its current scientific name.
  • The database lists three synonyms for this species, all now considered outdated.
  • Homo sapiens has no widely accepted taxonomic synonym, although many historical names have been proposed.
  • The name Panthera leo persica is often treated as a synonym of the Asiatic lion population.
  • When revising the genus, the researchers reduced several previously separate species to synonyms.
Przykłady dla uczących się
  • In this book, the old Latin name is a synonym of the new one.
  • The website shows all synonyms of the fish’s scientific name.
  • Scientists decided that the two names are synonyms for the same species.
  • The teacher explained that some plant names are now only synonyms.
  • One name is the valid name, and the other is just a synonym.
Gramatyka
Forma słownikowa
synonym
IPA
GB/sˈɪnənˌɪm/
US/sˈɪnənˌɪm/
Sylaby i akcent
syn - onym (2 sylaby)
Stress on 1st syllable (syn)
Formy wyrazu
Noun
  • Base: synonym
  • Plural: synonyms
Rodzina wyrazów
Forms
synonyms noun
Core family
synonymous adjective B2
Negative and opposite forms
antonym noun B2
Advanced or less common
synonymously adverb synonymy noun C2
Wyrażenia

as a synonym for

1
/ˈæz ə sˈɪnənˌɪm fɚ/
fixed phrase

used to introduce an equivalent word

Used when you give another word that has the same or almost the same meaning as a word you just mentioned.

Przykłady
  • You can also use "assist" as a synonym for "help."
  • The article uses "elderly" as a synonym for "old people."

be a synonym for

1
/bˈi ə sˈɪnənˌɪm fɚ/
fixed phrase

have the same or associated meaning

Used to say that one word, name, or thing has the same or a very similar meaning as another word, or makes people strongly think of the same quality.

Przykłady
  • The word "kids" is a synonym for "children."
  • For many people, his last name is a synonym for success.
  • In this context, speed is almost a synonym for safety.

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