Complete works of synonyms and antonyms in primary schools

Synonyms: gone with the wind (gone with the wind), cool (cool), surrounded (addicted) antonyms: cool (sultry), happy (painful) to understand (explain, explain), understand (know, understand), travel (travel, hiking) to discover (discover), drift (fall) and so on. Vigorous), praise (praise, praise), transparent (bright, crystal clear) just like (like, like), general (like, ordinary) set off (set off), yearning (yearning), more (more), majestic (majestic), pure (pure), magnificent (magnificent) and clean. Strange), save (store, accumulate) shake (shake, shake), be alert (alert, witty), observe (observe, investigate), gather (gather) immediately (immediately, immediately), resist (resist, resist), invade (invade, invade), and fight (contend, fight). Wonderful (excellent), comfortable (comfortable, carefree), colorful (colorful), world-famous (far and near civilization), dawn (early morning, dawn), handsome (handsome, handsome), extraordinary (extraordinary, special), appearance (appearance, emergence), glory (glory), farewell (farewell) roar (roar. Amazing (great, hurting (hurting, suffering), enduring (enduring, enduring), worrying (worrying, worrying), melancholy (melancholy), ending (termination, termination), predicament (meeting in adversity (reunion), missing (missing, missing), being in high spirits (exultation), being free (leisure, leisure).

Antonyms: understanding (misunderstanding), strong (weak) whole (part), strong (thin), dedication (demand), sameness (difference), completeness (zero), beauty (ugliness), praise (ridicule), burning (extinction), transparent (turbid) heaven (hell) and beauty (roughness). Save (destroy) clever (slow) defeat (success), be confident (discouraged), recruit (disband), resist (surrender) gathering (disperse), comfort (discomfort), be wonderful (inferiority, roughness), be unknown to the world (honor, honor), and avoid (appointment) abnormality (. Farewell (gathering and reunion), vitality (lifeless), excitement (serious and insipid), sweetness (bitterness), maturity (childish and immature), excitement (cold and cheerless), strangeness (normal and ordinary), concentration (absent-minded), maintenance (injury) and release (arrest, recovery and capture). Worried (relieved), pale (rosy), calm (excited, noisy), reluctant (voluntary), willing (reluctant), hesitant (decisive), melancholy (cheerful), ending (beginning), predicament (prosperous), taking turns (fixed), warm (cold and cheerless), and cherishing (spoiling, wasting)