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Exchange n |
İs to provide a forum for the exchange of new ideas |
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Present |
It was our purpose to present a |
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Well-know adj |
We invited two well known apostles |
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Capacity n |
noun1.the maximum amount that something can contain."the capacity of the freezer is 1.1 cubic feet" the amount that something can produce."the company aimed to double its electricity-generating capacity |
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Well , I have been living in England for many years . I did my studies in Coventry, Leicester and Manchester. I am a Master Technologist . My nationality is Iranian . |
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Dissatisfy adj |
Not content or happy with it He was dissatisfied with the meal he received |
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Stoop to their level |
to drop your moral standards to do something bad or unpleasantYou can't really think I'd stoop to that!stoop to doing something I didn't think he'd stoop to cheating. |
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Gonna |
We're gonna destroy you, You fat cow I'm just going to give you a little anesthesia. I'm having so much fun with Bill |
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Hold ... Off |
resist and fight to a standoff Go! I'll hold them off wait before acting. |
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Pull |
You don't pull any mental muscles |
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Hit |
Hit enter to run |
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İmmutable |
İmmutable/ɪˈmjuɾəbəl//ɪˈmjutəbəl/If you can't change it, it's immutable. There are many things in life that are immutable; these unchangeable things include death, taxes, and the laws of physics.The adjective immutable has Latin roots that mean "not changeable." The Latin prefix for not is in, but the spelling changes when the prefix is put before the consonant m. It is im before a root word starting with m as in immutable. If you learn this rule, you'll know the immutable fact that immutable begins with i-m-m.the view of that time was that all species were immutable, created by God”synonyms:changeless |
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Adhere v |
Still adheres to the proposition that we should put our trust |
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Delight |
I'm delighted to share |
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Which |
Of being a professor at a university which those among |
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I'm in my |
It means where you are in the decade that you are in, based on your age.Say I am 32 years old. I could say, "I'm in my early 30's."Say I'm 45 years old. I could say, I'm in my mid-40's."Say I'm 68 years old. I could say, "I'm in my late 60's. |
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Slim |
Published a slim book entitled |
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Amaze |
.. amazed all his friends by marrying |
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Alien |
She was totally alien to... Circle in |
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Resentment n |
Resentment, or the strong and painful bitterness you feel when someone does something wrong to you, She expressed resentment at being interviewed by a social worker She was filled with deep resentment at being passed over for promotion |
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Alied adj |
Allied means united or joined together. If two countries are allied, they are on the same side and have common interests. She was now firmly allied to.. He attended the Brett.. woods. |
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Break out |
When war broke out |
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Bouquet n |
We do start the morning with a bouquet Bunch of flowers |
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End up |
Higher spending simply ends up in higher prices |
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Which |
In an article which appeared in 1936 |
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Suffocate v |
When you suffocate, you struggle for breath, either because you’re being choked to death The report said that the victims had suffocated in the fumes.She suffocated him by holding a pillow over his head. |
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Drop a hint |
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Onto |
It was so close. I think he's onto us |
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Lukewarm |
Lukewarm:Adjective/ˌlukˌˈwɔrm/A liquid that is not very hot.2. Lack of interesting. Reluctant Example:Ask any adult how they feel about math, and, aside from a few math enthusiasts, you’ll get a lot of *lukewarm* responses |
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Booklet |
Other forms: bookletsDefinitions of bookletnoun a small book usually having a paper cover In this booklet you will learn |
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Appreciation |
I would like to show my appreciation for |
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Certain مسلم ، حتمی ، مطمئن |
When you're certain, you're sure about something. When you raise your hand to give the answer, you feel certain that you are correct. what is certain is that every effect must have a cause”“it is certain that they were on the bus”“his fate is certain”“the date for the invasion is certain |
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Liken to تشبیه کردن |
: to describe (someone or something) as similar to (someone or something else)Some critics have likened his writing to Faulkner's.She likened her trip to a pilgrimage
Equate , compare |
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Akin adj مانند ، شبیه |
related by blood : descended from a common ancestor or prototypeThe dog and fox are closely akin.2: essentially similar, related, or compatibleHis interests are akin to mine. Relate , close , near |
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Go up |
One who always went up to the board |
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Stunning adj زیبا ، جذاب |
Extremely impressive or attractive
She looked stunning in that red dress
Extraordinary, amazing
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Have in common |
Have a lot in common with artists |
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Revolutionize n متحول کردن , دگرگون کردن |
to completely change something so that it is much better The rest of them most likely didn't revolutionize the field of mat transform reshape |
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Success n |
Success موفقیت ، پیروزی ، کامیابی Successful موفق Succeed موفق شدن Successfully با موفقیت Unsuccessful ناموفق |
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Mis |
Not showing much interest or excitement Lack of interest |
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Responsible |
Some parts of the brain are responsible for processing |
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İn grade school |
The kind we learn in grade school |
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Tinker v سعی به تعمیر کردن چیزی داشتن |
try to mend/improve Other forms: tinkering; tinkers; tinkeredWhen you tinker, you work casually or attempt to fix something, the way you might tinker with your brother's old bike or tinker with the website you're building for fun They tinkered with problems |
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Speak with |
They spoke with others |
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Plug in |
to connect (an electrical device) with an outlet, etc. by inserting a plug in a socket, jack, etc. 2. How much time you have left until you need to plug it in. |
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Foster v encourage/ promote |
به فرزندخواندگی قبول کردن ترویج کردن |
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Pique v برانگیختن، تحریک کردن pik |
arouse (interest or curiosity İf that exercise Didn't pique your interest, don't worry His answers piqued my curiosity. |
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Which |
Use of don't instead doesn't, which is required in the negative |
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Mis |
Rarely goes to the gym Has a driving lesson twice a week |
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Obscure v |
While memorizing rules and tricks can obscure learning Tricks like these often obscure the understanding |
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Smear |
Do you know smear the peanut butter all over the whole piece of |
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Stumble v |
Many students stumble through algebra |
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Particularly extremely especially very بخصوص مخصوصا |
Particularly means more than usual or more than other things. Very or very much emphasis]Progress has been particularly disappointing. I particularly liked the wooden chests and chairs. |
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Glaze over |
Definitions of glaze over. verb. become glassy; lose clear vision. “Her eyes glazed over from lack of sleep” İf your eyes just glazed over don't panic |
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Through |
Thinking through tasks like this will increase |
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Resent v dislike |
to feel angry because you have been forced to accept someone or something that you do not like:She bitterly resented her father's new wife.[ + -ing verb ] He resents having to explain his work to other people. You shouldn't resent kwarizmi |
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Trivial adj |
of little worth or importancea trivial objectiontrivial problems |
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Would |
İ Knew you wouldn't miss my birthday party İ told you we'd be fine You wouldn't dare You know what a dog would do at a time like this? |
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Who |
Look who's home.. carrying his shoes? |
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Sm |
Do you practise the piano for two hours every day? How do you spell your name? A good friend knows when you're upset about something. Go to the cinema When we were in Canada, we went skiing almost every day |
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Summon |
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Rest |
ترجمه کلمه take a rest به فارسی چه می شود؟معنی واژه انگلیسی take a rest به زبان فارسی استراحت کن می شود. |
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Filthy |
adjective1.disgustingly dirty."a filthy hospital with no sanitation" The environment was filthy and unsafe |
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Take over/ coup/ gaining of control/ |
take control of something → takeovertake something ↔ over His only reason for investing in the company was to take it over. Ruth moved into our apartment and promptly took over.
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Miserable adj بد بخت، سیاه بخت، تیره بخت، تیره روز |
adjective1.(of a person) wretchedly unhappy or uncomfortable."their happiness made Anne feel even more miserable Sad / unhappy / depressed |
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Beget به وجود آوردن ، تولید کردن ، بچه دار شدن |
Create / generate / reproduce / cause |
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Get worse |
Getting worse than before Skillful teacher |
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Mis |
She told me her name I'm not used to living in the country |
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Junk اشغال |
Let them eat junk |
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Equip / supply / furnish / provide مجهز کردن تجهیز کردن |
1 to provide a person or place with the things that are needed for a particular kind of activity or workequip somebody/something with something They spent a lot of money equipping the school with new computers. He equipped himself with a hammer and nails.be equipped with something The rooms are equipped with video cameras.be equipped to do something The emergency services are equipped to deal with disasters of this kind.well/poorly/fully etc equipped a well equipped hospital |
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Tidy v |
Adam tidied his room last night. They haven't given the baby a name. |
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Ease up سخت نگرفتن، ارفاق کردن |
Maybe you should ease up on the staff a little |
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Revolt v rebel/ riot/ take to the streets |
take violent action against an established government or ruler; rebel."the Iceni revolted and had to be suppressed Your people are about to revolt against you |
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Watch |
Maybe watch a movie. No. I'm going to The Beach It fits you perfectly. |
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Wish part 1 |
ما از فعل «wish» یا عبارت «if only» استفاده میکنیم تا دربارۀ چیزهایی صحبت کنیم که دوست داریم اتفاق بیوفتد؛ اما ممکن نیست.مثال:I wish I could go back to the era when prominent Iranian poets lived.کاش میتوانستم به دورانی که شاعران برجستۀ ایرانی زندگی میکردند باز گردم. |
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Away |
I would a big house with a big garden away from people |
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Away |
I would a big house with a big garden away from people |
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Lefty n |
İf you are a lefty İf you're a left handed |
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Long story short |
long story shortidiom USAdd to word list C1used when you do not tell all the details:Long story short, I got fired. |
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Literate |
We need to be literally about the information we are consuming |
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Branch |
A branch of mathematics dealing with Two main branches of applied statistics |
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Can be |
This information can be represented with numbers These types of Data can be described with Questions can be written to lead people towards |
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By |
We can find this by adding up all |
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List ( in order / arrange) |
İf you list the terms in order from smallest to largest Arrange the numbers from the |
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Will |
İt will help train your brain to avoid the common traps. This chapter will tell you more about Most people that you survey on the street will tell you that.. We'll examine this question in .. |
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Pack |
She packs lunches |
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Through |
Telling stories through images |
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Confuse |
People confuse correlation with causation |
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Set off |
The car broke down just after we had set off. Had you spoken to Billy when I rang? |
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Judgement day |
I'm never gonna speak to you againIf you are offended by someoneMad until Judgement day |
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Country |
The city is noisier than the country |
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Force |
I'll force him back |
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Smell like |
I don't want my rug to smile like smoke |
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Date |
You will do it by Tuesday for $75 and a date with my sister |
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Blow up |
You should find something really cool to blow up Let's blow up the plane |
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Different from |
The weather is different from what it was yesterday |
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Married to |
Jane is married to Paul |
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Toil verb /work hard /labou رنجبری کردن، (سخت) کار کردن، جان کندن، |
[intransitive] to work very hard and/or for a long time, usually doing hard physical worksynonym slave awayHundreds of men toiled for years at building the pyramid.She toils tirelessly for various charities |
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As easy as |
This is not as easy as it sounds |
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Mood |
To be in a good mood/ to be in a bad mood |
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Furniture un |
Help me move the furniture please. It's really heavy You eat too much bread Is there enough milk for breakfast... |
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Enough after adj |
Our house is big enough for the whole family |
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Crack someone up |
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Narrow down |
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Coun / uncountable |
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Miracle / mirekel n |
The miracle of economic growth |
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Unravel (ʌnrævə) v |
If you unravel a mystery or puzzle, or if it unravels, it gradually becomes clearer and you can work out the answer to it.A young mother has flown to Iceland to unravel the mystery of her friend's disappearance. [VERB nou |
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Will |
If the police will not help you protect your |
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Curb |
curb something to control or limit something, especially something badSYNONYM checkHe needs to learn to curb his temper.a new law designed to curb harmful emissions from factories |
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Arrive in |
state. But when Europeans arrived in Africa and South America |
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Take control |
has also gradually taken control of the prices of most goods and services in his nation. |
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Go on a / the rampage |
go on a/the rampagePHRASEIf people go on a rampage, they rush around in a wild or violent way, causing damage or destruction.The prisoners went on a rampage destroying everything in their way. |
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Confiscate v |
To confiscate means to take away temporarily for security or legal reasons. It implies an act by an authority upon one of less power. If you use your cell phone in class, the teacher might confiscate it for the day. |
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Already |
I'm already at work |
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Salvation n |
the act of saving or protecting from harm, risk, loss, destruction, etc. - A drug treatment program was Ron’s salvation.salvation of -The Internet turned out to be the salvation of the company. - the book is only our salvation from flooding apps |
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فرق sink v drown |
زبان انگلیسی برای غرق شدن و زیر آب رفتن دو معادل داریم که آنها به ترتیب drown برای جانداران و sink برای غیر جاندار ها و اشیا و … هستند. He (was) drowned while trying to swim across a river.او وقتی سعی بر شنا کردن طول رودخانه را داشت غرق شد.Many people drowned when the boat overturned.بسیاری از افراد وقتی قایق چپ کرد، غرق شدند.Their motorboat struck a rock and began to sink.قایق موتوری آنها به سنگ برخورد کرد و غرق شد/زیر آب رفت.The kids watched as the coin sank to the bottom of the pool.بچه ها فرو رفتن کامل سکه زیر آب را تماشا کردند. To drown in sthThe country is drowning in debt.کشور غرق در بدهی است. (کامل بدهکار و ورشکسته است) |
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Come to save |
Books Will come to save us |
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Maltreat/v/ abuse , hit |
treat (a person or animal) cruelly or with violence."children die from neglect or are maltreated by their carers |
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Inseparable adj |
UK /ɪnˈsep.rə.bəl/ US /ɪnˈsep.rə.bəl/ When we were kids Zoe and I were inseparable. Unemployment and inner city decay are inseparable issues which must be tackled together. It's become an inseparable part of your life. |
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Glum adj |
Why so glum? |
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Bear v |
Endure Because I couldn't Bear to leave you behind |
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Obsessed with |
He's really obsessed with this band. |
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Hit the sack |
خودمانی) به رختخواب رفتن، به بستر رفتن to go to bed in order to sleep:I have a busy day tomorrow, so I think I'll hit the sack Meaningto go to bedto go to sleepExampleI am really tired after all that exercise. I am going to hit the sack.After the long road trip, we were all dead tired and ready to hit the hay as soon as we reached home.This job is really sucking the life out of me. I haven’t hit the sack in nearly twenty-four hours!Before I hit the sack, I make it a point to check whether all the doors are locked and all the lights are turned off.Source: theidioms.com |
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Half |
You Can Half It |
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Try + ing |
Try solving these problems |
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Success |
Her business was a success |
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humanities |
the study of subjects such as literature, language, history, and philosophy:I've always been more interested in the humanities than the sciences.She studied humanities at Yale. |
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Research |
We've researched and interviewed hundreds of kids |
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Going to |
We're going to share with you in this book |
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A lot of |
Can be a lot of money |
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Reach |
Most people will never reach that goal REASONS TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE |
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Commitment n |
Making a commitment involves dedicating yourself to something, like a person or a cause. Before you make a commitment, think carefully. A commitment obligates you to do something Saving up .. is going to take commitment, hard work and a little sacrifice |
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Donate |
Donate to the arts There are plenty of examples of people who I can accept failure |
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Following |
. Don’t be a sheep by following the crowd Don't be afraid to fail. one of the most successful basketball players of all time |
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Make sure |
Before we move on we want to make sure you are willing to commit |
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Set |
let’s think about setting these three goals |
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Modify |
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Trip |
say a trip to Europe costs $5,000 |
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Passion |
Christian had a passion for dirt-biking and wanted a new bike |
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Monitor |
MONITOR YOUR PROGRESS |
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Monitor |
MONITOR YOUR PROGRESS |
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Outperform |
They have the potential to outperform their competitors |
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Blow |
you’re going to blow your budget |
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Leap |
That’s a big leap |
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Leap |
That’s a big leap |
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Allowance |
GET AN ALLOWANCE. According to Time magazine, 61% of American parents give their children an allowance Depends on the allowance |
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Stink v / smell foul/bad/disgusting |
have a strong unpleasant smell. Ironing your dad’s boxers might stink, but hey, it’s money in the bank در مفهوم لغوی بهمعنای "بوی گند دادن" است. ولی در مفهوم اصطلاحی بهمعنای "افتضاح بودن" و "مزخرف بودن" اشاره دارد |
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İmmature |
Make sure your email address isn’t immature or offensive |
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Advertise |
Don’t be afraid to advertise your skills here a little |
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Spelling mistakes |
make sure there are no spelling mistakes |
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Spelling mistakes |
make sure there are no spelling mistakes |
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Hesitate |
Don’t hesitate to follow up and find out how you could do better. —don’t despair |
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Bubble |
business ideas are bubbling through your brain |
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Luck |
you’re in luck |
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Charge |
ways to figure out the right amount to charge Can you charge a higher price? |
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As ... As |
You’re not making as much money as you hoped |
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By now |
تاالان، تا کنون You think they whould have come by now |
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Moral |
Moral of this story |
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Knowledgeable |
You have trained for 10 years to become knowledgeable in your area |
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Evade |
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Harm |
they can harm society |
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Take |
easiest way to do this is to take the prices from yesterday |
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Rise |
if, when the price of one rises, demand for the other decreases |
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During |
Hyperinflations also happen during and after wars |
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Ban |
1 قدغن کردن تحریم کردن، ممنوع کردن Why are cartels banned in most countries prohibitforbid blockstop |
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As.. |
and does not always work as intended |
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Fear |
spending, because of fears about the future |
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Empower |
empower yourself to succeed |
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Get |
language, but you need to get directions to a particular destination |
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Equip with |
one that is going to equip you with everything you need to be a successful investor |
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Worried |
I'm worried I'll lose my money in a recession |
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Sen |
I wanted to make my parents proud and show my mom that her investment in my college education and the opportunity she provided to me was worth it |
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Money |
is trying to raise large amounts of money |
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Simulate |
You now have a function that simulates rolling a pair of dice. |
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Make a circle |
They made a circle And they hit me |
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Gonna |
You kids are gonna be split up and placed in foster care |
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Lame |
Don't be lame I'm not The lame |
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I'm caught |
I'm caught in traffic taking... Home |
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Ease up |
Maybe you should ease up a little? |
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Corrupt |
Let you corrupt my son |
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Continue |
Carry on Go ahead |
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Go ahead |
You guys go ahead |
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Skip |
What do you say we skip dinner and go straight to |
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Stunning |
You are the most stunning woman I've ever seen |
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Get hurt |
My feelings are starting to get hurt |
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Catch up |
We've got to catch up |
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On business |
I'm in town on business |
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Cancel |
Call off |
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Escape |
Get away |
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Hurry |
What's the hurry? Let's go get some privacy |
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Film |
I'm probably the one filming everything |
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Brush with death |
If someone comes very close to dying but lives, they have a brush with death. have a brush with death Jim had a brush with death (= was nearly killed) on the motorway. His brush with death has changed him |
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impulsive |
showing behaviour in which you do things suddenly without any planning and without considering the effects they may have:Don't be so impulsive - think before you act.an impulsive man/decision/gesture |
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Contribute |
there are other factors that also contribute to inflation |
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Contribute |
there are other factors that also contribute to inflation |
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Decline |
This means that every year the value of the dollar has declined by ~2 |
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Associate |
For some reason, luck is strongly associated with rich people |
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Flex |
to tighten your muscles or bend part of your body First, straighten your legs, then flex your feet.He tried to impress me by flexing his huge muscles. bendcurvecrookhook منقبض کردن ، خم کردن |
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Itch |
Your probably itching to get started |
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Whet |
and we hope it will whet your appetite for reading more about the subject of economics in the future |
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Regularly adverb |
ˈrɛgjuləli غالبا مرتبا We hear regularly on the TV and radio news |
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Across |
We can measure GDP by adding together how much is earned across the economy |
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Would |
argued that the amount of money people spend would depend mainly on how much they currently earn in their job |
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Crude adjective |
-simple and not skilfully done or made a crude device/weapon While that might sound reasonable, it seemed too crude to Milton Friedman primitivesimplebasic |
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Opt |
verb select as an alternative over another“She opted for the job on the East coast” Choose انتخاب کردن تصمیم گرفتن |
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Opt |
verb select as an alternative over another“She opted for the job on the East coast” Choose انتخاب کردن تصمیم گرفتن |
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flock v |
to move or come together in large numbers:flock to Hundreds of people flocked to the football match.[ + to infinitive ] Crowds of people flocked to see the Picasso exhibition 2 دسته دسته رفتن فوج فوج رفتن |
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View v |
develop a tool kit to help you view the world through the economist’s lens |
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Unique |
To think like an economist is to see the world in a unique way |
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Wrap up |
To think like an economist is to see the world in a unique way complete or conclude something."they hope to wrap up negotiations within sixty days" |
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Reward |
If you reward a behavior, people will do more of it and |
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Penalize |
if you penalize it, they’ll do less of it |
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Are going to |
our actions are always going to have multiple consequences |
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Keep track |
You roll your dice Mandy times and keep track of the results |
