/əˈweər/ · adjective · medium · abstract
IELTS-relevant word
हिंदी: अवगत, जागरूक
Knowing that something exists.
“Are you aware of the rules?”
क्या आप नियमों से अवगत हैं?
✗ I am aware about the problem.
✓ I am aware of the problem.
Adjectives (beginner level)
Adjectives do not change for plural in English: "red cars", not "reds cars". Use comparative (-er/more) for two and superlative (-est/most) for three or more.
| Word | Part of speech | हिंदी अर्थ | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| advantage | noun | लाभ, फ़ायदा | Something that helps or is useful. |
| appeal | noun | अपील, आकर्षण | A request, or the quality of being attractive. |
| balance | noun | संतुलन | A steady or equal state. |
| benefit | noun | लाभ | An advantage or profit gained from something. |
| defeat | noun | हार, पराजय | Losing a contest, war or struggle. |
| drawback | noun | कमी, दोष | A disadvantage or problem. |
| failure | noun | असफलता | Lack of success; not achieving a goal. |
| influence | noun | प्रभाव, असर | The power to affect others. |
| opportunity | noun | अवसर, मौका | A good chance to do something. |
| potential | noun | क्षमता, संभावना | The ability to develop in the future. |
| principle | noun | सिद्धांत, नियम | A basic rule or belief. |
| priority | noun | प्राथमिकता | Something that is more important than others. |
| progress | noun | प्रगति, तरक्की | Movement towards a better state. |
| purpose | noun | उद्देश्य, मकसद | The reason for doing something. |
| range | noun | श्रेणी, विस्तार | A variety or the extent of something. |
| resemble | verb | समान होना, मिलता-जुलता होना | To look or be like someone or something. |
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Write two sentences of your own using aware, then practise the adjective topic and take a short test the same day.
aware is a adjective. In Hindi it is written as अवगत, जागरूक. Knowing that something exists.
The portal's example reads: “Are you aware of the rules?”. The entry also carries 3 further usage sentences. And 1 common mistake to avoid.
aware is written /əˈweər/. In IPA the mark ˈ before a syllable marks the stress — say that syllable slightly louder and longer than the others.
Yes. This word is flagged IELTS-relevant on the portal, and it sits in the abstract group alongside other flagged words such as advantage, appeal, balance, benefit, defeat, drawback, failure, influence.
It is used in the Adjectives topic (beginner level). Adjectives do not change for plural in English: "red cars", not "reds cars". Use comparative (-er/more) for two and superlative (-est/most) for three or more.
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