antonym

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Linguisticsantonyman‧to‧nym /ˈæntənɪm/ noun [countable] SLa word that means the opposite of another word → synonym a dictionary of synonyms and antonymsExamples from the Corpusantonym• A dictionary of synonyms and antonyms might also be useful.• For example, the words hot and cold are antonyms that describe physical temperature.• With pairs of antonyms, if one member undergoes a metaphorical extension, the other tends to change in a parallel fashion.Origin antonym (1800-1900) French antonyme, from Greek anti- ( → ANTI-) + onyma “name”

单词	antonym
释义	antonym From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Linguisticsantonyman‧to‧nym /ˈæntənɪm/ ●○○ noun [countable] SLa word that means the opposite of another word → synonym a dictionary of synonyms and antonymsExamples from the Corpusantonym• A dictionary of synonyms and antonyms might also be useful.• For example, the words hot and cold are antonyms that describe physical temperature.• With pairs of antonyms, if one member undergoes a metaphorical extension, the other tends to change in a parallel fashion.Origin antonym (1800-1900) French antonyme, from Greek anti- ( → ANTI-) + onyma “name”
随便看	the sheer size etc the sheer weight etc the sheer weight/size etc the Shetlands the Shia the shire counties the shires the shit hits the fan the shock etc of life the shock of the shock of (doing) something the shock of doing the shock/surprise/game etc of somebody’s life the Shoshone the sick the Sierras the sign of the Cross the silent majority the silly season the silver screen the simple life the sinews of the sinews of something the single biggest etc the single biggest/greatest etc