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..разым двазым трызым рызым пята лата сигерь мата локом боком крюк за крюк из бульмы бульма урюк.. Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов. Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.
Your Russian vocabulary size is:
26989
★★★ Top 0.01%
You're practically Pushkin! You can even create new words that will definitely enrich the Russian language.
Well, that's okay, I always do it that way.
Your English vocabulary size is:
10400
★★ Top 39.20%
Your vocabulary size is like that of a 14-year-old teenager in the US!
I see that the words are the same as in the Russian test, but I forgot half of them. I'll go play Skyrim to expand my vocabulary.
So, in the Russian test, I could only fail in two places, the rest was 95% easy and not challenging. But in English, the words are not like in a textbook or even in Skyrim, I was tempted to use Google Translate a couple of times, but I decided to rely on my own knowledge.
A synonym for the word "love": catch live any adore
Actually, none of these words are synonyms.
A synonym for the word "big": small dim new huge
Same here. And so on.
A synonym for the word "companion": fool
Interesting train of thought. I especially enjoyed the one about "ancestor." Result
The size of your Russian vocabulary: 26989 You're practically Pushkin! You can even create new words that will definitely enrich the Russian language.
Oh, no need to :smile36: You calculated it so precisely, it's amazing. However, I've already come up with a couple of words. ----------- While taking an English test, I understood why this happens. They all follow the same pattern.
The synonymizer doesn't agree with you (and I agree with it).
Synonyms for the word love to feel tenderly|to be crazy about|to love|to be fond of|to adore|to be passionately in love|to love madly|to suffer|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to pine|to adore|to be passionate|to sigh|to be in love|to love to madness|to be indifferent|to be passionately in love|to be infatuated|to be indifferent|to be head over heels|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to feel tenderly|to be fond of|to be crazy about|to be passionate|to love madly|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to love to madness to be indifferent|to feel tenderly|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to sigh|to be passionately in love|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to love madly|to love to madness|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionate|to be indifferent|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to feel tenderly|to be fond of|to be crazy about|to be passionate|to love madly|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to love to madness to be indifferent|to feel tenderly|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to sigh|to be passionately in love|to be indifferent|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to love madly|to love to madness|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to feel tenderly|to be fond of|to be crazy about|to be passionate|to love madly|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to love to madness to sigh|to be crazy about|to be in love|to be indifferent|to love madly|to love to madness|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to feel tenderly|to be fond of|to be crazy about|to be passionate|to love madly|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to love to madness|to be indifferent|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to feel tenderly|to be fond of|to be crazy about|to be passionate|to love madly|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to love to madness to sigh|to be crazy about|to be in love|to be indifferent|to love madly|to love to madness|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to feel tenderly|to be fond of|to be crazy about|to be passionate|to love madly|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to be infatuated|to be head over heels|to pine|to suffer|to adore|to feel tenderly|to be fond of|to be crazy about|to be passionate|to love madly|to love|to be crazy about|to be passionately in love|to love to madness
This is to help writers with various replacement options.
love|adore|worship love|adore|respect
And this, as I understand it, is from some kind of synonym dictionary. Ment
While taking an English test, I realized why this is happening. They all follow the same pattern.
Not all questions are repeated. There are probably more than 50 templates (or not all of them are the same) and they are probably generated randomly. Although, with the word "love," I encountered it in all three.
English is even worse than I thought :(
Your English Vocabulary Size is: 6520 Your vocabulary size is like that of a 10-year-old child in the US!
..разым двазым трызым рызым пята лата сигерь мата локом боком крюк за крюк из бульмы бульма урюк.. Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов. Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.
The size of your Russian vocabulary: 26522 ★★★ Top 0.16% You're practically Pushkin! You can even create new words that will definitely enrich the Russian language.
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Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
The synonymizer doesn't agree with you (and I agree with it).
Words with similar meanings are not necessarily synonyms. So, I don't agree with the synonymizer. Synonyms should have overlapping meanings in a sufficient number of contexts. "To adore" is much closer in meaning to "to be a fan," "to idolize." Well, maybe "big" and "huge" are a bit better, but even so, the first only describes size and rarely carries any emotion, while the second, in 100% of cases, carries some emotion of surprise or something similar. Huge is astonishingly big. I have about 5,000 words in English, which is not very good, unfortunately.
Synonyms are words that generally belong to the same part of speech, differ in pronunciation and spelling, but have a similar lexical meaning.
No, Menti, words with similar meanings are precisely synonyms. They have the same essence, but the nuances of meaning can be different, and different words from a set of synonyms are used in different cases.
★★ Top 39.10% Your vocabulary size is like that of a 14-year-old teenager in the US!
Oh well.
Added after 18 minutes ★★★ Top 0.01% You're just like Pushkin! You can even create new words that will definitely enrich the Russian language.
It's probably a good thing that I completed the English version first; otherwise, the task would be somewhat easier, and the result wouldn't be entirely accurate.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Sesame
