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Blunder. ا/ف

گاف بزرگ، اشتباه فاحش/اشتباه کردن

Ungainly. ص

نامحترمانه، بی مبالات، بی توجه

Awkward. ص

بد دست، افتضاح (برای استفاده)، ناخوشایند

Unwieldy. ص

غیر کارا و کند، بد قلق، بددست

Ponderous. ص

سنگین، ناشیانه و آروم و خسته کننده

Withdraw. ف

سر باز زدن، پا پس کشیدن، عقب کشیدن

Retreat. ف/ا

عقب نشینی کردن/ پس روی

Retract. ف

پس گرفتن(حرف) جمع شدن

Recant. ف

تکذیب کردن، حرف یا باور خود را پس گرفتن

Dictate. ف

دیکته گفتن؛دیکته کردن، تصریح کردن

Edict. ا

حکم، امر، فرمان

Arena. ا

صحنه، عرصه، میدان رزم، استادیوم

Military. ص/ا

نظامی،ارتشی،جنگی/ارتش

Army. ا

ارتش، لشکر، گروه و دسته

Besiege. ف

محاصره کردن، دوره کردن، احاطه کردن

Surround. ف

احاطه نمودن، محاصره کردن