English

Front 1

Marvelous

Back 1

Amazing, great, strange, wonderful. Cause of wonder

Front 2

Inferior rib=/= ?

/ın'fırıər/

Back 2

Superior race

Hint 2

The belief that all members of each race possess characteristics, abilities or qualities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior race or superior race to another races.

Front 3

Racial inferiority =/=

Back 3

=/= Racial superiority

Front 4

Meeting =/= ?

Back 4

Parting

Hint 4

Life is made up of meetings and partings. That is the way of it.

Front 5

Look down on

Back 5

Regard with contempt

Regard with a feeling of superiority

Hint 5

Before my time is done, I will look down on your corpse and smile.

Front 6

Put up with

Back 6

Tolerate, endure

Hint 6

The real question is why did you ever put up with me?

Front 7

The school is still two and half miles away. To the girls the road ...?... endless.

Back 7

To the girls the road feels endless.

Front 8

Conquer

Back 8

V.

Overcome by conquest

To put down by force

Hint 8

The Trojans have never been conquered. Some say they can't be conquered.

Front 9

Exclusively

Back 9

/ık'sklusıvlı/

Without any others being included or involved.

Alone

Entirely

Hint 9

I'm here today because I wanna represent you exclusively.

Front 10

Savanna

Back 10

A flat grassland in tropical or subtropical regions

Hint 10

All zebras live in Africa and I'm talking to you live from the savanna.

Front 11

Thanks for ....?.... To see me.

Back 11

Thanks for agreeing to see me.

Hint 11

= accept, consent

Front 12

I've never had a friend who ...?... risk his life for me.

Back 12

I've never had a friend who would risk his life for me.

Front 13

Thrifty

Back 13

/'€rıfti/

Adj.

Economical, thriving

Hint 13

By being thrifty, Miss Benson managed to get along on her small income.

Front 14

Miserly

Back 14

/'maızərli/

adj.

خسیس

= parsimonious, mean

Hint 14

A miserly person rarely has any friends.

Front 15

Feeble

Back 15

Adj.

/'fibəl/

Weak, frail, infirm

Hint 15

We heard a feeble cry from the exhausted child.

Feeble mind

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Feeble

Back 16

Adj.

/'fibəl/

Weak, frail, infirm

Hint 16

We heard a feeble cry from the exhausted child.

Feeble mind

Front 17

Approach

Back 17

/ əˈprōCH /

V.

N.

Hint 17

The crowd cheered as she approached the finish line.

We need a whole new approach to the job.

Front 18

postpone something

postpone doing

Back 18

/pəʊs(t)ˈpəʊn/

v.

To put off something to another time.

To delay

Hint 18

#postpone something :

I neglected to postpone the party because I thought everyone would come.

#postpone + doing :

we had to postpone going to France because the children were ill.

Front 19

consent

Back 19

/kənˈsɛnt/

n. permission for something to happen or agreement to do something.

v. give permission for something to happen

Hint 19

our teacher consented to leave our class early.

Reluctantly, I've consented to lend her my car.

Front 20

massive

Back 20

/ˈmasɪv/

Adj.

#large and heavy or solid.

#very serious.

#very successful or influential.

Hint 20

From lifting weights, he has developed massive muscles.

"a massive heart attack"

"the band are going to be massive"

Front 21

preserve

Back 21

/prɪˈzəːv/

v. maintain (something) in its original or existing state.

n. a foodstuff made with fruit preserved in sugar

Hint 21

#v. we have to try so hard to preserve our environment.

#n. a jar of cherry preserve

Front 22

denounce sb for doing sth

Back 22

v.

/dɪˈnaʊns/

#publicly declare to be wrong or evil.

#inform against.

Hint 22

the father denounced his son for lying to the district attorney.

Front 23

district attorney

Back 23

n.

(in the US) a public official who acts as prosecutor for the state in a particular district.

دادستان

Hint 23

Generally, the duties of a district attorney are to manage the prosecutor's office, investigate alleged crimes in cooperation with law enforcement, and file criminal charges or bringing evidence before the Grand Jury.

Front 24

'torrent

Back 24

n.

#a strong and fast-moving stream of water or other liquid.

##an overwhelming outpouring of (something, typically words).

Hint 24

#The rain poured down in torrents.

##He let out a torrent of angry words.

Front 25

resent something

resent doing something

Back 25

v.

/rɪˈzɛnt/

feel bitterness or indignation at (a circumstance, action, or person).

Hint 25

#I resented the way my boyfriend treated me.

##I resent being treated like a child.

Front 26

molest

Back 26

v.

/məˈlɛst/

assault or abuse (a person, especially a woman or child) sexually.

Hint 26

The girl had been molested frequently by her stepfather.

Front 27

#An example of ...?.... is a rainy, dark day.

#An example of ....?.... is a person who is sad or pessimistic

Back 27

#An example of gloomy is a rainy, dark day.

#An example of gloomy is a person who is sad or pessimistic

Hint 27

adj./ˈɡluːmi/ dark, depressing or dim.

Front 28

unforeseen

Back 28

/ʌnfɔːˈsiːn,ʌnfəˈsiːn/

ADJ.

not anticipated or predicted.

Hint 28

our insurance package enables you to protect yourself and your dependents against unforeseen circumstances"

Front 29

(Could, would, should)

#You ....?....'ve studied more.

##He ....?....'ve studied more, but he didn't.

###If he had studied more, he ....?....'ve passed the exam.

Back 29

#You should've studied more.

##He could've studied more, but he didn't.

###If he had studied more, he would've passed the exam.

Hint 29

To express regret

Front 30

Jane yelled at her workers. They all quit.

1- She .....?... have yelled at her workers.

2- She ....?... have more polite.

3- They ......?.... have quit if she hadn't yelled at them.

Back 30

Jane yelled at her workers. They all quit.

1- She shouldn't have yelled at her workers

.2- She could have more polite.

3- They wouldn't have quit if she hadn't yelled at them.

Front 31

I finally ..?... my pay check.

I finally ..?.. my pay check.

Back 31

I finally took my pay check.

I finally got my pay check.

Front 32

(Took/Got)

I ....?... my pills at 2.

My mom ...?... me my pills.

Back 32

I took my pills at 2.

My mom got me my pills.

Front 33

Teacher...?... an exam.

Student ...?... an exam. (Take/get)

Back 33

Student took an exam.

Teacher got an exam.

Hint 33

#The doctor is giving an exam.

## The teacher gives an exam.

### the patient takes an exam.

#### the student takes an exam.

Front 34

...?... A course (Take/get)

Back 34

I took an English course in the summer.

Hint 34

Take some lessons

Front 35

.?.. a taxi, train, bus, plane (Take/get)

Back 35

Take a bus, taxi, train, plane

Get a bus, taxi, train, plane

Hint 35

Take and get are right.

Front 36

...?.... A photo (Take/get)

Back 36

Take a photo

Front 37

...?... a break (Take/get)

Back 37

Take a break

Front 38

...?.... a shower (Take/get)

Back 38

Take a shower

Front 39

...?.... your time (Take/get)

Back 39

Take your time

Hint 39

If you're doing a big job, not hurry, take your time

Front 40

...?... a sit (Take/get)

Back 40

Take a sit

Front 41

...?... A ticket (Take/get)

Back 41

Get a ticket = buy

Front 42

Arrive;

I ...?... home late last night. (Take/get)

Back 42

I got home late last night. = arrive

Front 43

Married

Divorced

(Take/get)

Back 43

She got married last year and she got divorced last month.

Front 44

Get lost

Back 44

Go away

Front 45

...?... a job (Take/get)

Back 45

Get a job

Front 46

...?... your homework done (Take/get)

Back 46

Get your homework done

Front 47

....?... A score (Take/get)

....?.... Some points (Take/get)

Back 47

Get a score

Get a point

Front 48

how's it goin?

Back 48

Trying to start a conversation. You should answer the question and add some other information or questions.

Front 49

WHAT'VE YA BEEN UP TO?

Back 49

what have you done since the last time I saw you?

Hint 49

#I've been studying.

#not much, I've just studying a lot.

Front 50

How've ya been?

Back 50

#I've been doing some stuff.

#I've been traveling some places.

#I've been reading for my new business.

#I've been trying to pass my exams.

Front 51

How 'bout ....?....... (taking/take to)

Back 51

#How 'bout taking a trip to Europe?

#How 'bout going to the party tonight?

Hint 51

Sorry,I can't.

Sure, sounds good.

Front 52

Do ya wanna....

Back 52

#Do you wanna finish this book?

#Do you wanna learn English with me?

Front 53

What d'ya call this?

Back 53

What do you call this?

Front 54

How do I get to the palace?

Back 54

How can I go to somewhere?

Front 55

Can I ...?... 100 grams of beef please?

Back 55

#Can I have 100 grams of beef please?

#Can I have that please?

Front 56

....?.... do I use this tools?

Back 56

# How do I use this tools?

# How do I program this machine?

# How do I be a better student?

Front 57

How ...?... are you open?

Back 57

How late are you open?

Front 58

Do you have any ...?... for the weekend?

Back 58

# Do you have any plans for the weekend?

# Do you have any plans for the his birthday?

Front 59

My back hurts.

Back 59

My knees hurt.

Front 60

How much is this?

Back 60

How much is this?

Front 61

What dij ya say?

Back 61

What did you say?

Front 62

What does that mean?

Back 62

What does that mean?

Front 63

I ...?... to go to the restroom.

Back 63

I need to finish my homework tonight.

Front 64

When do we go?;

When ...???.....

Back 64

When are we leaving?

When are you coming?

Front 65

....?.... your fears.

Back 65

Face your fears.

Front 66

Practice ....?.... master.

Back 66

Practice makes master.

Front 67

Ten years ago she was a man.

She ....?... to be a man.

Back 67

She used to be a man.

Hint 67

#Used to + infinitive (original v1)

#with a change of situation

#

Front 68

He ....?.... to be a cleaner, now he's a doctor.

Back 68

He used to be a cleaner, now he's a doctor.

Hint 68

# only for past situation

Front 69

You're so skinny, but I remember you. Didn't you ....?... to be fat?

Back 69

Didn't you use to be fat?

Front 70

I didn't smoke before and I still don't smoke. Nothing is different. So I can say " I ...?... never smoked."

Back 70

" I've never smoked."

Front 71

I ....?... to have a car but now I have a scooter.

Back 71

I used to have a car but now I have a scooter.

Front 72

I remember she didn't like meat but now she eat meat. Did she ...?... to be vegan?

Back 72

Did she use to be vegan?

Hint 72

Did + subject + use to + verb

Front 73

Humans didn't ....?.... to live in houses but now they do.

Back 73

Humans didn't use to live in houses but now they do.

Front 74

I remember she didn't like meat but now she eats meat. Did she ...?... to be vegan?

Back 74

Did she use to be vegan?

Hint 74

Did + subject + use to + verb

Front 75

Go ...?... and luck the door.

Back 75

Go out and luck the door.

Front 76

She opened the door quietly and walked ...?...

Back 76

She opened the door quietly and walked out.

Front 77

Look ...?.... There is a rainbow in the sky.

Back 77

Look out. There is a rainbow in the sky.

Front 78

She got ...?... the bus = she got in the car.

Back 78

She got on the bus = she got in the car.

Hint 78

Get off the bus = get out the car.

Get on the bus = get in the car.

Front 79

Get ...?... the bus = get out the car.

Back 79

Get off the bus = get out the car.

Hint 79

Get off the bus=get out the car

Get on the bus=get in the car

Front 80

We both are happy. I take ....?... my mom.

Back 80

We both are happy. I take after my mom.

Hint 80

Take after For personality

Look like for appearance

Front 81

The plane lands =/= The plane takes ....?... on time.

Back 81

The plane takes off on time.

Front 82

The company took ...?... with that policy.

Back 82

The company took off with that policy.

Hint 82

Took off for

# success

# airplanes

# clothes

Front 83

The plane lands =/= The plane takes ....?... on time.

Back 83

The plane takes off on time.

Front 84

I can control = I can take ...?... my company.

Back 84

I can control = I can take over my company.

Front 85

I drunk. I can't drive. Can you take ...?... the driving?

Back 85

Can you take over?

Front 86

Occupy;

These days I am taking ...?.... some tennis lessons.

Back 86

These days I am taking up some tennis lessons.

Hint 86

Take up=

# begin work or acting

# pursue

# adopt

Front 87

Discuss the issue with your boss;

You should take it ...?... with your boss.

Back 87

You should take it up with your boss.

Hint 87

Take up with someone = bring it to the table

Front 88

Separate;

Financial issues took them ...?...

Back 88

Financial issues took them apart.

Hint 88

Take apart =

# separate

# search by separating the house's things

Front 89

Discuss the issue with your boss;

You should take it ...?... with your boss.

Back 89

You should take it up with your boss.

Hint 89

Take up with someone = bring it to the table

Front 90

Adopt;

I recently take an orphan ...?....

Back 90

I recently take an orphan in.

I recently take a pet in.

Hint 90

Take in =

# adopt

# make clothes smaller

# see or watch

# understand perfectly

Front 91

Say to tailor : "make this shirt smaller please. Take this ..??.. a bit. "

Back 91

make this shirt smaller please. Take this in a bit.

Front 92

Adopt;

I recently take an orphan ...?....

Back 92

I recently take an orphan in.

I recently take a pet in.

Hint 92

Take in =

# adopt

# make clothes smaller

# see or watch

# understand perfectly

Front 93

engage;

My company is taking ...?... new staff.

Back 93

My company is taking on new staff.

Hint 93

Take on;

# accept as a challenge

# admit to a group

# contend against a opponent

# engage

Front 94

I wanna take you ...?... for dinner.

Back 94

I wanna take you out for dinner tonight.

Front 95

engage;

My company is taking ...?... new staff.

Back 95

My company is taking on new staff.

Hint 95

Take on

# accept as a challenge

# admit to a group

# contend against a opponent

# engage

Front 96

Write down;

The police took ...?... our names and addresses.

Back 96

The police took down our names and addresses.

Hint 96

Take down ;

# separate a large structure into pieces (take apart)

# write down

Front 97

Remove;

The protesters were arrested and taken ...?... by the police.

Back 97

The protesters were arrested and taken away by the police.

Hint 97

Take away;

# to remove sth or someone from a place

# to make sth disappear

# to subtract one number from another

Front 98

Remove;

The teacher took my phone ....?... until the end of the class.

Back 98

The teacher took my phone away until the end of the class.

Hint 98

Take away;

# to remove sth or someone from a place

# to make sth disappear

# to subtract one number from another

Front 99

Make sth disappear;

@I need something to take ...?... My pain.

@the photos of the accident took ...?... My appetite.

Back 99

@I need something to take away my pain.

@The photos of accident took away my appetite.

Hint 99

Take away;# to remove sth or someone from a place# to make sth disappear# to subtract one number from another

Front 100

Remove;

The teacher took my phone ....?... until the end of the class.

Back 100

The teacher took my phone away until the end of the class.

Hint 100

Take away;

# to remove sth or someone from a place

# to make sth disappear

# to subtract one number from another

Front 101

Breathtaking;

It took my breath ....?....

Back 101

It took my breath away.

Front 102

To subtract;

@If you take ...?... three from ten, you leave seven.

@twenty take ....?... five is fifteen.

Back 102

@If you take away three from ten, you leave seven.

@twenty take away five is fifteen.

Hint 102

Take away;

# to remove sth or someone from a place

# to make sth disappear

# to subtract one number from another

Front 103

To retract a word;

I'm sorry. I said you were stupid. I take it ...?...

Back 103

I'm sorry. I said you were stupid. I take it back.

Hint 103

Take back;

# To retract something you said

# to return something

# to remind you of another time

# to resume a relationship

Front 104

To return something;

My phone is already broken when I opened the box. I took it ...?... to the store.

Back 104

I took it back to the store.

Hint 104

Take back;

# To retract something you said

# to return something

# to remind you of another time

# to resume a relationship

Front 105

To remind you of another time;

That song takes me ....?... to my childhood.

Back 105

That song takes me back to my childhood.

Hint 105

Take back;

# To retract something you said

# to return something

# to remind you of another time

# to resume a relationship

Front 106

To resume a relationship;

She has forgiven him and taken him ..?..

Back 106

She has forgiven him and taken him back.

Hint 106

Take back;

# To retract something you said

# to return something

# to remind you of another time

# to resume a relationship

Front 107

Make a new habit of something;

she has recently taken ...?... eating healthy food.

Back 107

She has recently taken to eating healthy food.

Hint 107

Take to;

# to make a new habit

# to develop an ability

# to move towards or go from a place

Front 108

To develop an ability for something;

She took ...?... the piano with ease.

She took ...?... swimming very quickly.

Back 108

She took to the piano with ease.

She took to swimming very quickly.

Hint 108

Take to;

# to make a new habit

# to develop an ability

# to move towards or go from a place

Front 109

To move towards;

The bird took ....?... the air before the cat reached it.

The passengers took ...?... the lifeboats when the ship was sinking.

Back 109

The bird took to the air before the cat reached it.

The passengers took to the lifeboats when the ship was sinking.

Hint 109

Take to;

# to make a new habit

# to develop an ability

# to move towards or go from a place

Front 110

As he grew ...?... an adult, he walked a lonely path.

Back 110

As he grew into an adult, he walked a lonely path.

Front 111

Are you guys an item? =

Anything going ...?... with you two?

Back 111

Anything going on with you two?

Front 112

Doesn't it freak you ...?... sometimes,Having all those little guys depending ...?... you?

Back 112

Doesn't it freak you out sometimes, having all those little guys depending on you ?

Front 113

The plane took ...?...

The helicopter took ...?. from the platform.

Back 113

The plane took off.

The helicopter took off from the platform.

Hint 113

Take off;

# to fly

# to remove (clothing/thing)

# to leave a place (quickly)

# to become popular or successful

# to not work for a period of time

Front 114

He took his tie ...?..

Can you please take your feet ...?... The coffee table?

Back 114

He took his tie off.

Can you please take your feet off the coffee table?

Hint 114

Take off;

# to fly

# to remove (clothing/thing)

# to leave a place (quickly)

# to become popular or successful

# to not work for a period of time

Front 115

He saw me coming and took ...?... in the other direction.

The burglars took ...?... before the police arrived.

Back 115

He saw me coming and took off in the other direction.

The burglars took off before the police arrived.

Hint 115

Take off;

# to fly# to remove (clothing/thing)

# to leave a place (quickly)

# to become popular or successful

# to not work for a period of time

Front 116

Sales of their new products have really taken ...?..

Her new song has taken ...?... in the charts.

Back 116

Sales of their new products have really taken off.

Her new song has taken off in the charts.

Hint 116

Take off;

# to fly

# to remove (clothing/thing)

# to leave a place (quickly)

# to become popular or successful

# to not work for a period of time

Front 117

I felt sick so I took a couple of days ...?... work.

He took two weeks ...?... work for his honeymoon.

Back 117

I felt sick so I took a couple of days off work.

He took two weeks off work for his honeymoon.

Hint 117

Take off;

# to fly

# to remove (clothing/thing)

# to leave a place (quickly)

# to become popular or successful

# to not work for a period of time

Front 118

Quick! Take the knife ....?.... that little boy.

Back 118

Quick! Take the knife off that little boy.

Hint 118

Take off;

# to fly

# to remove (clothing/thing)

# to leave a place (quickly)

# to become popular or successful

# to not work for a period of time

Front 119

Remove a person from a place or list;

Due to his performance, he was taken ...?... the team.

They took the injured player ...?... the field on a stretcher.

Back 119

Due to his performance, he was taken off the team.

They took the injured player off the field on a stretcher.

Hint 119

Take off;

# to fly

# to remove (clothing/thing/ person)

# to leave a place (quickly)

# to become popular or successful

# to not work for a period of time

Front 120

To be surprised or shocked;

I was taken ....?... by her generosity.

We were rather taken ....?... by her nasty reply.

The news of the actor's death taken me ...?....

Back 120

I was taken aback by her generosity.

We were rather taken aback by her nasty reply.

The news of the actor's death taken me aback.

Hint 120

Take aback;

(transitive)

Mostly in the passive voice

(to be+ taken + aback by ....)

# to be surprised or shocked

Front 121

Intervene without invitation;

She knew nothing about gardens, but she was always ....?....

Back 121

She was always inter'fering.

Hint 121

#Intervene without invitation

#prevent from continuing

#Tending to interfere in other people's affairs

Front 122

One of the members came up to the conference ....?...desk and asked the girl behind it.

Back 122

One of the members came up to the conference inquiries desk and asked the girl behind it.

Hint 122

Inquiry;

# an act of asking for information

# an official investigation

Front 123

The herd breaks ...?... and now it's easier to ...?... an individual.

Back 123

The herd breaks up and now it's easier to target an individual.

Front 124

Please talk to the receptionist. he'll make an ...?... for your next visit.

Back 124

Please talk to the receptionist. he'll make an appointment for your next visit.

Hint 124

1. Assign someone to a particular office or position

2. Schedule a meeting with someone

Front 125

To decide;

I want to think about it before I make a ...?....

Back 125

I want to think about it a bit before I make a decision.

Hint 125

Make a decision;

Decide

To consider something

Front 126

Try hard to do something;

I wish you'd make the ...?... to get on with her.

Back 126

I wish you'd make the effort to finish it.

Make an efforts

Make efforts

Hint 126

If you make the effort to do something, you do it even though you need extra energy to do it or you don't really want to.

Front 127

Choose, select;

Make a ...?...

Back 127

Make a choice

It's not about making the right choice. It's about making a choice and making it right.

Front 128

Because it's your birthday, I'll make an ....?.... and let you stay up as late as you want.

Back 128

Because it's your birthday, I'll make an exception and let you stay up as late as you want.

Hint 128

make an exception;

Exempt someone or something from a rule or practice.

Front 129

He got to work late and made some ...?... about being stuck in traffic.

Back 129

He got to work late and made some excuse about being stuck in traffic.

Front 130

If you learn to play the piano, you make ...?.... over a series of lessons.

We're not finished yet, but we're making ...?...

Back 130

If you learn to play the piano, you make progress over a series of lessons.

We're not finished yet, but we're making progress.

Hint 130

Make progress;

To move forward in work or activity.

Front 131

If you want to make significant ...?... in life, you need to have a vision.

Back 131

If you want to make significant progress in life, you need to have a vision.

Hint 131

Make significant progress =

make (great, considerable, substantial) progress

Front 132

To neatly arrange the blankets, pillows, and bedspread;

Please ...???...

Back 132

Please make the bed

Front 133

To wish for something;

Close your eyes and ..???...

Back 133

Close your eyes and make a wish

Front 134

To pay attention or ensure;

I'd like to discuss the first point in your essay. You made some interesting ...?... in your speech.

Back 134

I'd like to discuss the first point in your essay. You made some interesting points in your speech.

Front 135

I suppose the people who wrote that stuff on the wall were trying to make a ...?..., but they mainly made a mess.

Make a ...?... to carry your calendar with you at all times.

Back 135

I suppose the people who wrote that stuff on the wall were trying to make a point, but they mainly made a mess.

Make a point to carry your calendar with you at all times.

Front 136

You told us your opinion;

OK, you've made your ...?..., there's no need to go on about it.

Back 136

You've made your point. That's a good point.

Front 137

They made a ...?... to begin work immediately.

When we make a ...?..., we ask someone for something.

Back 137

They made a request to begin work immediately.

When we make a request, we ask someone for something.

Front 138

If you make ...?..., you give someone smaller notes, bills, or coins, in exchange for the same value of larger ones.

Back 138

If you make change, you give someone smaller notes, bills, or coins, in exchange for the same value of larger ones.

Front 139

you give someone smaller notes, bills, or coins, in exchange for the same value of larger ones;

It is the same thing with making ..?... in our lives.

Back 139

It is the same thing with making changes in our lives.

Front 140

For faster processing, make your ...?... online.

Back 140

For faster processing, make your payment online

Front 141

I have to make a ..?.. for internet account.

Back 141

I have to make a payment for internet account.

Front 142

If you make something ...?..., you say something in a way that makes it impossible for there to be any doubt about your meaning, wishes or intentions.

Back 142

If you make something clear,

Hint 142

Explain, explicit

Front 143

Acquire great wealth by one's own efforts;

He had come from Iran to makes his ...?.... as a pop singer.

He made a ....?... on the stuck market.

Back 143

He had come from Iran to makes his fortune as a pop singer.

He made a fortune on the stuck market.

Front 144

If you make ...?..., you obtain money by earning or by making a profit.

Back 144

If you make money,

Front 145

Begin a friendship with someone;

He has ...??... with the kids on the street.

Back 145

He has made friends with the kids on the street.

Front 146

Never make ...?... of people who speak broken English. It means that they know another language.

Back 146

Never make fun of people who speak broken English. It means that they know another language.

Front 147

Have sexual intercourse with,,, go to bed together;

One of the young men makes ...?... to a village girl.

Back 147

One of the young men makes love to a village girl.

Front 148

Create a dirty or untidy state;

To ruin something;

All the eggs broke and made ....??....

The scandal made ...??... of his political career.

Back 148

All the eggs broke and made a mess.

The scandal made a mess of his political career.

Front 149

When you make a ...?..., you've done something incorrectly.

Back 149

When you make a mistake, you've done something incorrectly.

Front 150

Act in a way designed to attract a lot of attention or publicity;

The baby next door always makes a ...?... last night.

The planes make a lot of ...?...

Back 150

The baby next door always makes a noise last night.

The planes make a lot of noise.

Front 151

Make a decision;

I'm going to make the ...?... to reschedule the shoot.

OK, you made the right ...?...

Back 151

I'm going to make the call to reschedule the shoot.

OK, you made the right call.

Hint 151

Make the call

Make a call =

Make a decision

Front 152

Dial someone's number and speak to them;

I have to speak to my friend. Wait there for a minute. I have to make a ...??....

Can I make a ...??...

Back 152

I have to make a phone call.

Can I make a phone call?

Front 153

We've all made ....?...., but it's important to own up to them and learn from what happened.

Back 153

We've all made mistakes, but it's important to own up to them and learn from what happened.

Front 154

She makes a big ...?... from selling waste material to textile companies.

The school summer fair Made a clear ...?... of $500.

Back 154

She makes a big profit from selling waste material to textile companies.

The school summer fair Made a clear profit of $500.

Front 155

Make money, being beneficial;

You don't expect to make much ...?... within the first couple of years ..?.. setting up a company.

Back 155

You don't expect to make much profit within the first couple of years of setting up a company.

Hint 155

Make a profit

Make much profit

Make a huge profit

Make a clear profit

Make a big profit

Front 156

To begin to make a profit;

He's been in business five years, but has not yet ...?... a profit.

Consider effective ways to ...?... a profit for your business.

Back 156

He's been in business five years, but has not yet turned a profit.

Consider effective ways to turn a profit for your business.

Front 157

Put forward an idea for someone to think about;

She made some very helpful ...?... on to cut our costs.

Back 157

She made some very helpful suggestions on to cut our costs.

Front 158

Waiting to listen to other people's ideas;

We're ....?... to ...?....

Back 158

We're open to suggestion.

Front 159

The grass is always ...?... on the other side of the fence.

Back 159

The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

Front 160

I have now run ...?... of things to tell you.

Back 160

I have now run out of things to tell you.

Front 161

It's too late to abandon our true selves;

We've come ...??... to ...??.... who we are.

Back 161

We've come too far to give up who we are.

Front 162

Become popular;

* Bicycling is ...??... in America.

* The idea of linking pay to performance has ...??...

Back 162

* Bicycling is catching on in America.

* The idea of linking pay to performance has caught on.

Hint 162

Catch on ;

# become popular

# understand, comprehend, realize

Front 163

Comprehend;

He doesn't take hints very easily, but he'll ...??... eventually.

Back 163

He doesn't take hints very easily, but he'll catch on eventually.

Hint 163

Catch on ;

# become popular

# understand, comprehend, realize

Front 164

If you make an ......?.... to do something, you try to do it, often without success.

Everything is almost ready for me to make another ...?... on the record.

Back 164

If you make an attempt to do something, you try to do it, often without success.

Everything is almost ready for me to make another attempt on the record.

Front 165

to try to kill someone;

A would-be assassin made an ...?.... on the President's life.

Back 165

A would-be assassin made an attempt on the President's life.

Front 166

to say that one will pay a specified amount of money for something;

They made ....??.... on our house.

Back 166

They made an offer on our house.

Front 167

to initiate a proposal;

make me an ...?... .

Back 167

Make me an offer.

Front 168

To act or behave in a troublesome manner; to cause problems or issues;

I'm not trying to make ....?.... for anyone, but it's my duty to point out these inconsistencies in the accounts.

Tom! Martin! Quit making ...?... back there, or I'll send both of you to the principal's office!

Back 168

I'm not trying to make trouble for anyone, but it's my duty to point out these inconsistencies in the accounts.

Tom! Martin! Quit making trouble back there, or I'll send both of you to the principal's office!

Hint 168

# Make trouble for

# Quit making trouble

Front 169

to cause problem or additional work;

I don't want to make ...?..., but I have a few suggestions that could make things work more smoothly.

Back 169

I don't want to make trouble, but I have a few suggestions that could make things work more smoothly.

Hint 169

make trouble for someone/something

Front 170

situated ahead or going before;

Thank you ....??..... for your help.

Back 170

Thank you in advance for your help.

Hint 170

ahead of time

in anticipation

Front 171

And you need not be afraid that you will make a ...?.... of yourself and everyone notice.

Back 171

And you need not be afraid that you will make a cake of yourself and everyone notice.

Hint 171

To make a fool of yourself

Front 172

Industrious

Back 172

To get all the food she needs, she has to be both industrious and ingenious.

Hint 172

Industrious;

Tireless, energetic, diligent

Front 173

Sacrifice

Back 173

You sacrificed everything just to save us.

Hint 173

sacrifice. ( n. v. ) =/ˈsakrɪfʌɪs/

# give up (something valued) for the sake of other considerations.

Front 174

To ask someone politely to do something;

Would you m...? Buckling your seat belt?

Back 174

Would you mind buckling your seat belt?

Hint 174

Would you mind +(v + ing)

Bukle

ˈbək(ə)l

v. n.

با قلاب بستن، قلاب، با سگک بستن، سگک

Front 175

To ask someone politely to do something;

Would you ....?... reading this, please?

Back 175

Would you mind reading this, please?

Hint 175

Would you mind + ing

Front 176

Anybody can do sports but if you ...?.... a sport, it's because you're a professional sportsman/woman.

he p....?... as a doctor.

Back 176

Anybody can do sports but if you practice a sport, it's because you're a professional sportsman/woman.

he practice as a doctor.

Front 177

Refer to a past period;

that was ..... in high school.

Back 177

That was back in high school.

Front 178

To have a desire to be with someone;

# I told her you have a ...?... on her.

# he has a major ...?... on her.

Back 178

# I told her you have a crush on her.# he has a major crush on her.

Hint 178

A major crush on someone

Big crush on someone

massive crush on someone

An enormous crush on someone

Front 179

To cost a lot of money;

It cost a ....?.... to get the car fixed.

Back 179

It cost a fortune to get the car fixed.

Front 180

Not come cheap;

This must have cost him a ...?....

Back 180

This must have cost him a fortune.

/masdav/

Front 181

Ridiculously expensive

Back 181

Very expensive

Front 182

Pronounce;

What did you just say?

Back 182

/wa di je jas sey/

Front 183

To show we're angry or surprised;

What did you '''?'''' do?

Back 183

What did you just do?

What did you just say?

Front 184

To forget someone after breaking up;

You broke my heart. You know how many women I had to sleep with to get '''?''' you?

Back 184

You broke my heart. You know how many women I had to sleep with to get over you?

Hint 184

Get over someone

Front 185

To forget someone after breaking up;

You broke my heart. I'm ''''?''' you.

Back 185

I'm over you.

Front 186

To get someone permission to do something;

Do you mind "?" I use your bathroom?

Back 186

- Do you mind if I use your bathroom?

Do you mind if I check my messages?

Hint 186

- Do you mind if I use this? (To get permission)

+ Go ahead (to give permission)

Front 187

How something happened;

+ How ''?''' you got back so early?

- I didn't study at school today?

+ really? How '''?''' ?

Back 187

+ How come you got back so early?

- I didn't study at school today?

+ really? How come?

Front 188

A man who is engaged to be married;

Back 188

Fiance (men)

Fiancee (women)

Front 189

I'm with somebody else. I'm happy. It's too late. This ship has '''?''.

Back 189

This ship has sailed.

Front 190

It's '''?''' to be in a different color, but it looks green to me.

Back 190

It's meant to be in a different color, but it looks green to me.

Hint 190

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do something

# Supposed to be or do something

Front 191

Intended;

They knew as soon as they met that they were '''?''' to be together.

Back 191

They knew as soon as they met that they were meant to be together.

Hint 191

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do something

# Supposed to be or do something

Front 192

Supposed;

The buses are '''?''' to arrive every 15 minutes.

Back 192

The buses are meant to arrive every 15 minutes.

Hint 192

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do something

# Supposed to be or do something

Front 193

Supposed;

The villa is '''?''' to be very beautiful at this time of year.

Back 193

The villa is meant to be very beautiful at this time of year.

Hint 193

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do something

# Supposed to be or do something

Front 194

Expected, intended;

You were '''?''' to keep the children out of trouble.

Back 194

You were meant to keep the children out of trouble.

Hint 194

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do sth

# Supposed to be or do sth

Front 195

Expected, intended;

It was ''?''' to be a simple joke, but she lost her temper.

Back 195

It was meant to be a simple joke, but she lost her temper.

Hint 195

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do

#Supposed to be or do

Lose your temper;

#no longer in control of yourself

Front 196

Expected;

Come on, you're '''?''' to help me.

Back 196

You're meant to help me.

Hint 196

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do something

# Supposed to be or do something

Front 197

Christmas time is ""?"" to bring people together.

Back 197

Christmas time is meant to bring people together.

Hint 197

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do sth

# Supposed to be or do sth

Front 198

urgent advice;

It's 5 o'clock. I'd '''?''' go now.

Back 198

I'd better go now.

Hint 198

Had better;

# an urgent advice with bad consequences if you don't follow it.

Had better + V1

Had better not + V1

Front 199

Urgent advice;

She '''??''' get here soon or she'll miss the train.

Back 199

She had better get here soon.

She'd better

Hint 199

Had better;

# an urgent advice with bad consequences if you don't follow it.

(+) Had better + V1

(-) Had better not + V1

Front 200

Urgent advice;

You '''??''' not leave your bag there. Someone might steal it.

Back 200

You had better not leave your bag there.

You'd better

Hint 200

Had better;

# an urgent advice with bad consequences if you don't follow it.

Had better + V1

Had better not + V1

Front 201

Expected, intended;

You were '''?''' to keep the children out of trouble.

Back 201

You were meant to keep the children out of trouble.

Hint 201

Be meant to;

# Intended to be or do something

# Supposed to be or do something

Front 202

go ''?'' home

Back 202

Go home

Hint 202

Go Home

Go Downtown

Go swimming

Go shopping

Go dancing

Go camping

Front 203

Go .....dancing

Back 203

Go Home

Go Downtown

Go swimming

Go shopping

Go dancing

Go camping

Front 204

Go "?" downtown

Back 204

Go Home

Go Downtown

Go swimming

Go shopping

Go dancing

Go camping

Front 205

Go "?" Swimming

Back 205

Go Home

Go Downtown

Go swimming

Go shopping

Go dancing

Go camping

Front 206

Go"?" Shopping

Back 206

Go Home

Go Downtown

Go swimming

Go shopping

Go dancing

Go camping

Front 207

Go "?" Camping

Back 207

Go Home

Go Downtown

Go swimming

Go shopping

Go dancing

Go camping

Front 208

Go "?" Class

Back 208

Go to class

Go to school

Go to sleep

Go to bed

Go to college

Go to work

Go to New Zealand

Go to Europe

Go to church

Front 209

Go "?" school

Back 209

Go to class

Go to school

Go to sleep

Go to bed

Go to college

Go to work

Go to New Zealand

Go to Europe

Go to church

Front 210

Go "?" Sleep

Back 210

Go to class

Go to school

Go to sleep

Go to bed

Go to college

Go to work

Go to New Zealand

Go to Europe

Go to church

Front 211

Go "?" Bed

Back 211

Go to class

Go to school

Go to sleep

Go to bed

Go to college

Go to work

Go to New Zealand

Go to Europe

Go to church

Front 212

Go "?" College

Back 212

Go to class

Go to school

Go to sleep

Go to bed

Go to college

Go to work

Go to New Zealand

Go to Europe

Go to church

Front 213

Go "?" Work

Back 213

Go to class

Go to school

Go to sleep

Go to bed

Go to college

Go to work

Go to New Zealand

Go to Europe

Go to church

Front 214

Go "?" New Zealand

Back 214

Go to class

Go to school

Go to sleep

Go to bed

Go to college

Go to work

Go to New Zealand

Go to Europe

Go to church

Front 215

Go "?" Church

Back 215

Go to class

Go to school

Go to sleep

Go to bed

Go to college

Go to work

Go to New Zealand

Go to Europe

Go to church

Front 216

Go "?" a vacation

Back 216

Go on a vacation (American)

Go on holidays (British)

Go on a cruise

Go on a date

Go on a trip

Go on a journey

Go on stage

Front 217

Go "?" holidays

Back 217

Go on a vacation (American)

Go on holidays (British)

Go on a cruise

Go on a date

Go on a trip

Go on a journey

Go on stage

Front 218

Go "?" a cruise

Back 218

Go on a vacation (American)

Go on holidays (British)

Go on a cruise

Go on a date

Go on a trip

Go on a journey

Go on stage

Front 219

Go "?" a date

Back 219

Go on a vacation (American)

Go on holidays (British)

Go on a cruise

Go on a date

Go on a trip

Go on a journey

Go on stage

Front 220

Go "?" a trip

Back 220

Go on a vacation (American)

Go on holidays (British)

Go on a cruise

Go on a date

Go on a trip

Go on a journey

Go on stage

Front 221

Go "?" a journey

Back 221

Go on a vacation (American)

Go on holidays (British)

Go on a cruise

Go on a date

Go on a trip

Go on a journey

Go on stage

Front 222

Go "?" stage

Back 222

Go on a vacation (American)

Go on holidays (British)

Go on a cruise

Go on a date

Go on a trip

Go on a journey

Go on stage

Front 223

Go "?" a swim

Back 223

Go for a walk

Go for a swim

Go for a drive

Go for a run

Go for a dip

Front 224

Go "?" a walk

Back 224

Go for a noun where the noun is an activity

Go for a walk

Go for a swim

Go for a drive

Go for a run

Go for a dip

Hint 224

Go for + a + noun (where the noun is an activity)

Front 225

Go "?" a drive

Back 225

Go for a noun where the noun is an activity

Go for a walk

Go for a swim

Go for a drive

Go for a run

Go for a dip

Front 226

Go "?" a run

Back 226

Go for a noun where the noun is an activity

Go for a walk

Go for a swim

Go for a drive

Go for a run

Go for a dip

Front 227

Go "?" a dip

Back 227

Go for a noun (an activity)

Go for a walk

Go for a swim

Go for a drive

Go for a run

Go for a dip

Front 228

Go "?" a restaurant

Back 228

Go to a restaurant

Go to a bar

Go to a Party

Go to a festival

Go to a concert

Go to a conference

Front 229

Go "?" a bar

Back 229

Go to a restaurant

Go to a bar

Go to a Party

Go to a festival

Go to a concert

Go to a conference

Front 230

Go "?" a party

Back 230

Go to a restaurant

Go to a bar

Go to a Party

Go to a festival

Go to a concert

Go to a conference

Front 231

Go "?" a festival

Back 231

Go to a restaurant

Go to a bar

Go to a Party

Go to a festival

Go to a concert

Go to a conference

Front 232

Go "?" a concert

Back 232

Go to a restaurant

Go to a bar

Go to a Party

Go to a festival

Go to a concert

Go to a conference

Front 233

Go "?" a conference

Back 233

Go to a restaurant

Go to a bar

Go to a Party

Go to a festival

Go to a concert

Go to a conference

Front 234

Go "??" airport

Back 234

Go to the airport

Go to the bank

Go to the bathroom

Go to the doctor

Go to the supermarket

Front 235

Go "??" bank

Back 235

Go to the airport

Go to the bank

Go to the bathroom

Go to the doctor

Go to the supermarket

Front 236

Go "??" bathroom

Back 236

Go to the airport

Go to the bank

Go to the bathroom

Go to the doctor

Go to the supermarket

Front 237

Go "??" doctor

Back 237

Go to the airport

Go to the bank

Go to the bathroom

Go to the doctor

Go to the supermarket

Front 238

Go "??" supermarket

Back 238

Go to the airport

Go to the bank

Go to the bathroom

Go to the doctor

Go to the supermarket

Front 239

Go "?" window shopping

Back 239

Go + gerund

Go skiing

Go skating

Go swimming

Go fishing

Go dancing

Go sailing

Go boating

Go bowling

Go bungee jumping

Go sightseeing

Go skydiving

Go jogging

Go parasailing

Go running

Go rollerblading

Go windsurfing

Go window shopping

Front 240

Go "?" running

Back 240

Go + gerund

Go skiing

Go skating

Go swimming

Go fishing

Go dancing

Go sailing

Go boating

Go bowling

Go bungee jumping

Go sightseeing

Go skydiving

Go jogging

Go parasailing

Go running

Go rollerblading

Go windsurfing

Go window shopping

Front 241

A state of the skin caused by cold, fear or excitement;

Such a scary story. I got """?"".

Back 241

I got goosebumps.

(/goosebumps)

Front 242

A state of the skin caused by cold, fear or excitement;

-- She sings so beautifully. I got""?"".

-- I got ""?"" watching that horror movie.

Back 242

She sings so beautifully. Goosebumps.

I got goosebumps watching that horror movie.

Front 243

A state of the skin caused by cold, fear or excitement;

You're cold. Look. You've got ""?""".

Back 243

You're cold. Look. You've got goosebumps.

Front 244

""??"" pretty girl you are.

Back 244

Such a pretty girl you are.

Front 245

Such "?" beautiful flowers

Back 245

Such beautiful flowers

Front 246

How many

We visited ""?"" fascinating places on our trip.

Back 246

We visited such fascinating places on our trip.

Front 247

She has such "?" lovely hair.

Back 247

She has such lovely hair.

Hint 247

Hair (uncountable)

Front 248

Such"?" beautiful weather

Back 248

Such beautiful weather

Hint 248

Weather ( uncountable )

Front 249

We had such "?" awful meal at that restaurant.

Back 249

We had such an awful meal at that restaurant.

Front 250

She lives in such "?" loneliness.

Back 250

She lives in such loneliness.

Hint 250

Loneliness (uncountable)

Front 251

This T-shirt is too big. Do you have it in ""?"" sizes?

Back 251

Do you have it in other sizes?

Hint 251

Other as a determiner

Front 252

Some music calm people, but ""?"" music has the opposite effect.

Back 252

Other music has the opposite effect.

Hint 252

As a determiner;

# Other + singular uncountable nouns

# Other + plural nouns

Front 253

The gift shop is on """??""" side of the street.

Back 253

The gift shop is on the other of the street.

Hint 253

The other + singular noun means;

# The second of two things

# The opposite of a set of two

Front 254

This computer is new. ""??"" computer is old.

Back 254

The other computer is old.

Hint 254

The other + singular noun means;

# The second of two things

# The opposite of a set of two

Front 255

There are two bags here. One of them is blue and ""??"" is red.

Back 255

The other is red.

Hint 255

The other + singular noun means;

# The second of two things

# The opposite of a set of two

Front 256

Joel and Karen are here. Where are ""??"" kids?

Back 256

Where are the other kids?

Hint 256

The other + plural noun means;

# remaining thing in a group

Front 257

I can only find four plates. Where are ""??"" two dinner plates?

Back 257

Where are the other two dinner plates?

Hint 257

The other + plural noun means;

# remaining thing in a group

Front 258

He had a proposal ring in one hand and a bunch of flowers in ""??"".

Back 258

He had a proposal ring in one hand and a bunch of flowers in the other.

Hint 258

The other;

# The second of two things

# The opposite of a set of two

Front 259

She has two kitten, one is black and ""??"" is all white.

Back 259

And the other is all white.

Hint 259

The other;

# The second of two things

# The opposite of a set of two

Front 260

One more;

Would you like "?" cup of coffee?

Back 260

Would you like another cup of coffee?

Front 261

Alternative;

Is there ""?"" café around here we could go to?

Back 261

Another café around here

Front 262

She can't pass. Because the chair is "?" her way.

Back 262

The chair is in her way.

Front 263

Why are you standing "?" my way. Get away.

Back 263

You're standing in my way.

Front 264

— whee are you?

+ I'm ""?"" the way.

Back 264

I'm on the way.

I'm on the way home.

Front 265

Grab a bottle of milk "?" the way home.

Back 265

On the way home

Front 266

I saw him "?" the way "?" office.

Back 266

On the way to office

Front 267

Seem;

You ""?"" so beautiful today.

Back 267

You look so beautiful today.

Front 268

Seem;

These pictures ""?"" old.

Back 268

These look old.

Front 269

Seem;

She ""?"" pretty in that fancy dress.

Back 269

She looks pretty.

Front 270

Very similar to;

You look just ""?"" your mother.

Back 270

You look just like your mother.

Hint 270

Look like + noun phrase

Front 271

To resemble someone or something;

Sarah ""??"" a famous person.

Back 271

Sarah looks like a famous person.

Hint 271

Look like + noun phrase

Front 272

To resemble sth;

It ""??"" a nice day outside.

Back 272

It looks like a nice day outside.

Front 273

As it would be if;

She ""?"" as if she wants to cry.

Back 273

She looks as if she wants to cry.

Hint 273

Look as if + clause

Look as though + clause

Front 274

I've got so much work. It looks ""??"" I have to stay at home this evening.

Back 274

It looks as if I have to stay at home this evening.

Hint 274

Look as if + clause

Look as though + clause

Front 275

You """???""" you have messed up your exam.

Back 275

You look as if you have messed up your exam.

Hint 275

Look as if + clause

Look as though + clause

Front 276

They """???"""they had seen a ghost.

Back 276

They look as though they had seen a ghost.

Hint 276

Look as if + clause

Look as though + clause

Front 277

Some; almost;

She's ""??"" jealous of us. Don't you think so?

Back 277

She's kind of jealous of us.

She's kinda jealous of us.

Front 278

I will donate $500,000 "?" charity.

Back 278

I will donate $500,000 to charity.

Front 279

I invest "?" stock.

Back 279

I invest in stock.

Front 280

Preposition;

I spend a lots of money "?" my goals.

Back 280

I spend a lots of money on my goals.

Hint 280

Spend time on sth

Spend money on sth

Front 281

Preposition;

The firm spent $100,000 """?""" hardware.

Back 281

The firm spent $100,000 on hardware.

Front 282

Preposition ???

This time could be spent "?" other more important things.

Back 282

This time could be spent on other more important things.

Front 283

I will buy a car "?" my mum.

Back 283

I will buy a car for my mum.

Front 284

We all pay "?" our mistakes in some way "?" some time.

Back 284

We all pay for our mistakes in some way at some time.

Front 285

I can pay "?" card or "?" cash.

Back 285

I can pay by card or in cash.

I can pay by card or by cash.

Front 286

Keep money for sth in the future;

I should save "?" for a boat.

Back 286

I should save up for a boat.

Front 287

Your bank account is in negative;

You are "?" your overdraft.

Back 287

You are in your overdraft.

Front 288

Your bank account is in negative;

You are in your ""?""".

Your account is ""?"".

Back 288

You are in your overdraft.

Your account is overdrawn.

Hint 288

# Be in someone's overdraft

# To be overdrawn.

Front 289

She has debt;

She is "?" debt.

I wanna help her.

I will pay "?" her debts.

.

Back 289

She has debt.

She is in debt.

I wanna help her.

I will pay off her debts.

Hint 289

# Have debt

# Be in debt

# Pay off

Front 290

I'm home;

# I'm home.

# I'm "?" home.

# I'm at my "?".

Back 290

# I'm home.

# I'm at home.

# I'm at my house.( not at my home)

Front 291

I'm "?" the coffeeshop.

I'm "?" the coffeeshop.

Back 291

I'm at the coffeeshop.

I'm in the coffeeshop.

Hint 291

# In. ( inside a place)

# At. ( general area )(doesn't matter if inside or outside)

Front 292

I'm "?" the coffee shop "?" London.

Back 292

I'm at the coffee shop in London.

Front 293

I'm "?" the gym.

I'm "?" the gym.

Back 293

I'm at the gym.I'm in the gym.

Front 294

I'm "?" the office.

I'm "?" the office.

Back 294

I'm at the office.

I'm in the office.

Front 295

I'm "?" the party.

Back 295

I'm at the party.

Front 296

I'm "?" class.

Back 296

I'm in class.

Front 297

I'm "?" the city.

I'm "?" the market.

I'm "?" the beach.

Back 297

I'm in the city.

I'm at the market.

I'm at the beach.

I'm on the beach.

Front 298

I'm "?" the park.

Back 298

I'm at the park.

I'm in the park.

Front 299

— thank you.

+ you're "?" / my p""?""

Back 299

You're welcome.

My pleasure.

Front 300

I'm happy to do sth;

— can you do it for me?

+ my pl""?""

Back 300

My pleasure

Hint 300

To response to someone asking a favor from you

Front 301

Feel very hungry;

I ""?"" eat a ""?"".

Back 301

I could eat a horse.

Front 302

Eating a lot;

I eat like a "?".

Back 302

I eat like a pig.

Front 303

You've ordered too much food that you cannot finish;

My eyes are ""?"" than my ""?"".

Back 303

My eyes are bigger than my stomach.

Front 304

Verb to noun;

Arrive

Back 304

Arrival

Front 305

Noun form of approve;

Step-parents need to win a child's ""?"".

Back 305

Step-parents need to win a child's approval.

Front 306

Noun form of arrive;

When your plane arrives at the airport, your family will meet you at ""?"".

Back 306

When your plane arrives at the airport, your family will meet you at arrivals

Front 307

Noun form of deny;

She shook her head in ""?"".

Back 307

She shook her head in denial.

Hint 307

/dı'nāəl/

Denial

Denials

Front 308

Noun form of propose;

Surely a woman as beautiful as you has had ""?"" ?

Back 308

Surely a woman as beautiful as you has had proposals?

Front 309

Noun form of attend;

My ""?"" at church was very patchy.

Back 309

My Attendance at church was very patchy.

Front 310

To talk about lots of unimportant things to avoid talking about what is really important;

Quit """"???"""" bush and say what's on your mind.

Back 310

Quit beating around the Bush and say what's on your mind.

Hint 310

Beat around the Bush

Front 311

A situation in which you can enjoy the advantage of two very different things at the same time;

She works in the city and lives in the country, so she gets the ""?? "" both worlds.

Back 311

She works in the city and lives in the country, so she gets the best of both worlds.

Front 312

Take on a commitment one cannot fulfill;

Don't take too much responsibility. Don't bite off more than you can "?".

Back 312

Don't take too much responsibility. Don't bite off more than you can chew.

Front 313

Take on a commitment one cannot fulfill;

Don't take too much responsibility.

Don't ""??"" more than you can chew.

Back 313

Don't take too much responsibility. Don't bite off more than you can chew.

Front 314

An apparent misfortune that eventually has good results;

I could find a better job. Losing that job was a """???""" really.

Back 314

I could find a better job. Losing that job was a blessing in disguise really.

Front 315

At first we did not want to go into the restaurant as it looked small and cramped; but the food was delicious - we realized that you can't '''?'''a book '''''???'''''.

Back 315

we realized that you can't judge a book by its cover.

Front 316

Achieve two aims at once:

Whenever I jog, I like listening to English rap music. That way, I '''''''????'''''' one stone; I stay fit whilst I improve my English language skills.

Back 316

I kill two birds with one stone; I stay fit whilst I improve my English language skills.

Front 317

reveal facts; disclose a secret;

# Tim let the cat ''''????'''' about my surprise birthday party.

Back 317

Tim let the cat out of the bag about my surprise birthday party.

Front 318

to fail to take advantage of an opportunity;

Buy your shares in the company now or you'll '''?''' the boat.

Back 318

Buy your shares in the company now or you'll miss the boat.

Front 319

to fail to take advantage of an opportunity;

The buyer ''''?'''' the boat and never got the house when he offered too low a bid.

Back 319

The buyer missed the boat and never got the house when he offered too low a bid.

Front 320

to accept it while maintaining a degree of scepticism about its truth;

Yolanda tells some great stories, but we take what she says ''''???'''" of salt because she has quite a vivid imagination and tends to exaggerate.

Back 320

we take it with a grain of salt because she has quite a vivid imagination and tends to exaggerate.

Hint 320

take with a grain of salt

take with a pinch of salt

Front 321

Elizabeth is trying to decide which clothes she will wear to an important meeting. She asks her friend for advice but Elizabeth still cannot decide. We could say that:

Elizabeth is '''??'''' the air

Back 321

Elizabeth is up in the air.

Front 322

betray someone;

Don't trust George; he's been known to stab his friends in the ''''?'""'.

Back 322

Don't trust George; he's been known to stab his friends in the back.

Front 323

betray someone;

Don't trust George; he's been known to '''?''' his friends in the back.

Back 323

Don't trust George; he's been known to stab his friends in the back.

Front 324

A betrayal of trust ;

Can you believe my sister ''''?'''' me in the back by telling my parents I snuck out of the house last night?

Back 324

Can you believe my sister stabbed me in the back by telling my parents I snuck out of the house last night?

Front 325

A betrayal of trust ;

Can you believe my sister stabbed me """???""" by telling my parents I snuck out of the house last night?

Back 325

Can you believe my sister stabbed me in the back by telling my parents I snuck out of the house last night?

Front 326

to stop communicating with each other;

They were friends in college, but then they moved to different cities and lost '''?'''/.

Back 326

They were friends in college, but then they moved to different cities and lost touch.

Hint 326

Lose touch

often + with

Front 327

to stop communicating with each other;

She """"?""" touch with her college roommate after graduation.

Back 327

She lost touch with her college roommate after graduation.

Hint 327

Lose touch

often + with

Front 328

to stop communicating with each other;

Don't ever '''''??''''.

you always be my best friends.

Back 328

Don't ever lose touch. you always be my best friends.

Front 329

lose the talent or skill in something;

You may have the talent, but if you do not practice enough, you will lose your ''""'?"""" someday.

Back 329

You may have the talent, but if you do not practice enough, you will lose your touch someday.

Hint 329

Lose touch

#fail to keep in contact

#to be unable to communicate

#lose the ability to do something as well as before

#no longer able to handle something

#lose the talent or skill

Front 330

lose the ability to do something as well as before ;

I can no longer sing like that. I've lost my ''''?''' since I had an infection years back.

Back 330

I can no longer sing like that. I've lost my touch since I had an infection years back.

Hint 330

Lose touch

#fail to keep in contact

#to be unable to communicate

#lose the ability to do something as well as before

#no longer able to handle something

#lose the talent or skill

Front 331

to stay where you are;

You'd better sit """?""" and I'll call the doctor.

Back 331

You'd better sit tight and I'll call the doctor.

Hint 331

sit tight;

# to stay where you are

# to refuse to change your mind

# to wait patiently and take no action

Front 332

to refuse to change your mind;

My parents tried to persuade me not to go alone, but I sat """"?""".

Back 332

My parents tried to persuade me not to go alone, but I sat tight.

Hint 332

sit tight;

# to stay where you are

# to refuse to change your mind

# to wait patiently and take no action

Front 333

to wait patiently and take no action;

You sit ""?"", and I’ll go get help.

Back 333

You sit tight, and I’ll go get help.

Hint 333

sit tight;

# to stay where you are

# to refuse to change your mind

# to wait patiently and take no action

Front 334

to accept criticism or punishment for something you have done;

Be a man and """?""" the music.

Back 334

Be a man and face the music.

Front 335

to accept responsibility for something you have done;

If she lied to me, then she'll just have to """?"" the music.

Back 335

If she lied to me, then she'll just have to face the music.

Hint 335

face the music;

# to accept criticism

# to accept responsibility

Front 336

a guide that is based on practice rather than theory;

As a rule of '''?'''', we never went camping near water bodies during the rains.

Back 336

As a rule of thumb, we never went camping near water bodies during the rains.

Hint 336

rule of thumb;

# a principle that is kept to

# a guide that is based on practice rather than theory

# a general principle that comes through experience and not any scientific means

# a practical and approximate way

Front 337

If something is an official or written rule or law, it isn't a rule of ""?"".

Back 337

If something is an official or written rule or law, it isn't a rule of thumb.

Hint 337

rule of thumb;

# a principle that is kept to

# a guide that is based on practice rather than theory

# a general principle that comes through experience and not any scientific means

# a practical and approximate way

Front 338

a practical and approximate way;

This fact is the basis for the one-drink-an-hour rule of '''?''' for remaining sober.

Back 338

This fact is the basis for the one-drink-an-hour rule of thumb for remaining sober.

Front 339

a principle that is kept to;

As a rule of ''''?''' , I do not start a new project on Fridays.

Back 339

As a rule of thumb, I do not start a new project on Fridays.

Hint 339

rule of thumb;

# a principle that is kept to

# a guide that is based on practice rather than theory

# a general principle that comes through experience and not any scientific means

# a practical and approximate way

Front 340

As a general rule of ''''?''' , children this age should not spend more than one hour on homework.

Back 340

As a general rule of thumb, children this age should not spend more than one hour on homework.

Front 341

You look like a million """?""" in that dress, honey!

Back 341

You look like a million dollars in that dress, honey!

Front 342

To look exceptionally attractive or in very robust health;

Wow, George looks like a million """?""" in that new suit!

Back 342

George looks like a million bucks in that new suit!

Hint 342

Look like a million bucks

Look like a million dollars

Front 343

to start to feel happy or well again after something bad;

Don's pretty upset, but he'll get '''?''' it.

Back 343

Don's pretty upset, but he'll get over it.

Front 344

to start to feel happy or well again after something bad;

She's only just getting ""?"" the death of her husband.

Back 344

She's only just getting over the death of her husband.

Front 345

to start to feel happy or well again after something bad;

It will take him a long time to """?""" over the operation.

Back 345

It will take him a long time to get over the operation.

Front 346

to start to feel happy or well again after something bad;

It took her months to """??""" Michael when he ended the relationship.

Back 346

It took her months to get over Michael when he ended the relationship.

Front 347

A period when pressure to succeed is great;

It's ''''?'''' time. we only have two more days to finish.

Back 347

It's crunch time. we only have two more days to finish.

Front 348

a point at which something difficult must be done;

He plays fine without pressure, but can he produce at ""?"" time?

Back 348

He plays fine without pressure, but can he produce at crunch time?

Front 349

no longer able to control;

His drinking had """??""" of hand.

Back 349

His drinking had got out of hand.

Front 350

To become chaotic and unmanageable;

If your party gets """???""" , the neighbors will call the police.

Back 350

If your party gets out of hand, the neighbors will call the police.

Front 351

no longer able to control;

The demonstration was """???""" of hand.

Police were called in when the situation began to """???""" hand.

Back 351

The demonstration was getting out of hand.

Police were called in when the situation began to get out of hand.

Front 352

If you get something """???""" system, you get rid of a wish or emotion, especially a negative one, by allowing yourself to express it.

I had a good cry and got it """????"""".

Back 352

If you get something out of your system, you get rid of a wish or emotion, especially a negative one, by allowing yourself to express it.

I had a good cry and got it out of my system.

Hint 352

get out of system;

# to expel something harmful or discomforting

# To do something so that one no longer has the desire to do it anymore.

Front 353

to do so much of something that one does not want or need to do it anymore;

I got drinking and partying """????""" during college. I'm ready for a quieter life now.

Back 353

I got drinking and partying out of my system during college. I'm ready for a quieter life now.

Hint 353

get out of system;

# to expel something harmful or discomforting

# To do something so that one no longer has the desire to do it anymore.

Front 354

You'll probably feel better once you ""?"" whatever caused the food poisoning """??""" your system.

Back 354

You'll probably feel better once you get whatever caused the food poisoning out of your system.

Hint 354

get out of system;

# to expel something harmful or discomforting

# To be rid of the desire to do something so that one no longer has the desire to do it anymore.

Front 355

An expression of encouragement to persist or stay calm in a challenging situation;

--Everything is in such a mess. I can't seem to get things done right.

+ """??""" there, Things will work out.

Back 355

+ Hang in there, Things will work out.

Front 356

to not give up, despite difficulties;

"""??"" there. exams are almost over.

Back 356

Hang in there. exams are almost over.

Hint 356

Hang in there

Hang on in there

Front 357

70% of the world's population """??""" coastal plains.

Back 357

70% of the world's population lives on coastal plains.

Front 358

Consider, thoughtful;

I'm mi""? of your needs.

Back 358

I'm mindful of your needs.

Front 359

I'm going to be as forth""?"" as I can be.

Back 359

I'm going to be as forthcoming as I can be.

Hint 359

Forthcoming;

# At ease in talking to others

# imminent, near future

# Close, near

Front 360

All men are endowed '''?'' the right to life and liberty.

Back 360

All men are endowed with the right to life and liberty.

Hint 360

endow + with

v.

/ɪnˈdaʊ/

/ɛnˈdaʊ/ ;

#give or bequeath an income or property to (a person or institution).

# provide with a quality, ability, or asset.

Front 361

by whose authority do you '''?''' me? God is my only judge.

Back 361

by whose authority do you condemn me? God is my only judge.

Hint 361

condemn

/kənˈdɛm/

verb

Front 362

Nothing wrong '''?''' arrogance as long as it coexist '''?''' talent.

Back 362

Nothing wrong with arrogance as long as it coexist with talent.

Hint 362

coexist

/ˌkəʊɪɡˈzɪst/

Front 363

We are the embodiment "?" love and bravery.

Back 363

We are the embodiment of love and bravery.

Hint 363

Embodiment of;

(n.)

# a visible form of sth

# the representation of sth

Front 364

Destruction;

Maybe the human race deserves to be ""?"" out.

Back 364

Maybe the human race deserves to be wiped out.

Front 365

A lack of balance;

Trading with poor developing countries where wages are usually lower and working hours longer than in developed countries can create an ""?""".

Back 365

Trading with poor developing countries where wages are usually lower and working hours longer than in developed countries can create an imbalance.

Hint 365

Imbalance

/ım'baeləns/

n.

Front 366

Have authority;

You are not ""?"" to kill me.

Back 366

You are not sanctioned to kill me.

Hint 366

Sanction;

(n,v)

n. # Formal approval

v. # Give authority to

Front 367

Mountain range;

These devastating earthquakes are the result of a very active mountain ""?"".

Back 367

These devastating earthquakes are the result of a very active mountain belt.

Front 368

For many of us, the American dream is embodied "?" a legendary name, Los Angeles.

Back 368

For many of us, the American dream is embodied by a legendary name, Los Angeles.

Hint 368

Embody;

v.

Represent in bodily form

Front 369

a copy of something natural;

To create an "?" being has been the dream of man since the birth of science.

Back 369

To create an artificial being has been the dream of man since the birth of science.

Front 370

a copy of something natural; ;

she gave an "?" smile.

Back 370

she gave an artificial smile.

Front 371

officially agree to or accept;

After long debates, a resolution of independence was ""?"" on July 2, 1776.

Back 371

After long debates, a resolution of independence was approved on July 2, 1776.

Front 372

relating to the practice of cooking or eating good food;

Did you know Turkish cuisine is one of the top ten cuisines in the world? Today I’m gonna take you on a ""?"" journey.

Back 372

Did you know Turkish cuisine is one of the top ten cuisines in the world? Today I’m gonna take you on a gastronomic journey.

Hint 372

Gastronomy is the study of the relationship between food and culture

Front 373

open to discussion or modification;

We shall assist you "?" two conditions. These conditions are not "?".

Back 373

We shall assist you under two conditions. These conditions are not negotiable.

Front 374

a culture where social status, values, and activities are centered on the consumption of goods and services;

He was both fascinated and repelled by Californian ""?"" culture.

Back 374

He was both fascinated and repelled by Californian consumer culture.

Front 375

of extreme force, degree, or strength;

Birds spend weeks preparing for the ""?"" journey by gorging on large quantities of food.

Back 375

Birds spend weeks preparing for the intense journey by gorging on large quantities of food, sometimes doubling their weight prior to departure.

Hint 375

intense

/ɪnˈtɛns/

Front 376

lavish praise and compliments on someone;

All men ""?"" the Queen in hope of advancement.

Back 376

All men flatter the Queen in hope of advancement.

Hint 376

flatter

/ˈflatə/

v.

Front 377

a great deal of profit;

What I'm about to propose to you is both highly ""luc"?"" and highly dangerous.

Back 377

What I'm about to propose to you is both highly lucrative and highly dangerous.

Hint 377

lucrative

/ˈluːkrətɪv/

adj

Front 378

close in time;

We know that the end of cheap oil is ""?"".

Back 378

We know that the end of cheap oil is imminent, but we refuse to believe it.

Hint 378

imminent

/ˈɪmɪnənt/

adj

Front 379

You wouldn't dare try "?" justify yourself if you ""?"" what I'd lost.

Back 379

You wouldn't dare try to justify yourself if you knew what I'd lost.

Hint 379

justify

/ˈdʒʌstɪfʌɪ/

show or prove to be right or reasonable

Front 380

grief counselor;

I'm your ""?"" liaison.

Back 380

I'm your bereavement liaison.

Front 381

The greatest ""?"" to her recovery was her refusal "?" face what she had done.

Back 381

The greatest obstacle to her recovery was her refusal to face what she had done.

Hint 381

obstacle

/ˈɒbstək(ə)l/

n.

Front 382

Maybe the human race deserves to be wiped ""?"".

Back 382

Maybe the human race deserves to be wiped out.

Hint 382

wipe out;

to lose control, especially in a vehicle, and have an accident.

Front 383

I was going too fast and I ""?"" out on the bend.

Back 383

I was going too fast and I wiped out on the bend.

Hint 383

wipe out;

to lose control, especially in a vehicle, and have an accident.

Front 384

We sometimes yearn for simpler times, a ""?"" era when life was less hurried.

Back 384

We sometimes yearn for simpler times, a bygone era when life was less hurried.

Front 385

Trading with poor developing countries where wages are usually lower and working hours longer than in developed countries can create an ""?"".

Back 385

Trading with poor developing countries where wages are usually lower and working hours longer than in developed countries can create an imbalance.

Hint 385

noun: imbalance;

plural noun: imbalances

Front 386

the highest or climactic point of something;

Dubai is a sort of ""?""ation of the Western model.

Back 386

Dubai is a sort of culmination of the Western model.

Hint 386

culmination

/kʌlmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n/

n.

Front 387

In many cultures of the world, the """"?""tion between art and craft has never existed.

Back 387

In many cultures of the world, the distinction between art and craft has never existed.

Hint 387

distinction

distinctions

/dɪˈstɪŋ(k)ʃ(ə)n/

n.

# a difference or contrast

## excellence from others.

Front 388

causing disagreement or discussion;

Let's talk about evolution. You've probably heard that some people consider it ""?"""sial.

Back 388

Let's talk about evolution. You've probably heard that some people consider it controversial.

Hint 388

controversial

/kɒntrəˈvəːʃ(ə)l/

adj.

Front 389

because of something ;

These devastating earthquakes are the ""?"" of a very active mountain belt.

Back 389

These devastating earthquakes are the result of a very active mountain belt.

Hint 389

result

/rɪˈzʌlt/

n.

Front 390

visible form ;

For many of us, the American dream is ""?"" by a legendary name: Los Angeles.

Back 390

For many of us, the American dream is embodied by a legendary name: Los Angeles.

Hint 390

embody

/ɪmˈbɒdi/

/ɛmˈbɒdi/

v.

Front 391

All men are created equal and they are endowed "?" the rights "?" life, liberty and the pursuit "?" happiness.

Back 391

All men are created equal and they are endowed with the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Hint 391

endow

/ɪnˈdaʊ/

/ɛnˈdaʊ/

v.

When you have a special ability, you can say you're endowed with it.

Front 392

entertaining or receiving guests ;

You come into my city and you betray my ""?""".

Back 392

You come into my city and you betray my hospitality.

Hint 392

hospitality

/hɒspɪˈtalɪti/

n.

Front 393

feel regret or penitence about. ;

How can I ""?"" to God?

Back 393

How can I repent to God?

Hint 393

repent

/rɪˈpɛnt/

v.

Front 394

If you're engaged to get married but suddenly fall in love with someone else, you have gotten yourself into quite a pre"?""".

A ""?"""is a difficult, confusing, and unpleasant situation.

Back 394

If you're engaged to get married but suddenly fall in love with someone else, you have gotten yourself into quite a predicament.

A predicament is a difficult, confusing, and unpleasant situation.

Hint 394

predicament

/prɪˈdɪkəm(ə)nt/

n.

Front 395

bury or drown beneath a huge mass ;

Stress is a feeling we all experience when we are challenged or ""?"".

Back 395

Stress is a feeling we all experience when we are challenged or overwhelmed.

Hint 395

overwhelm

/əʊvəˈwɛlm/

v.

غرق کردن، دستپاچه کردن، پایمال کردن

Front 396

a fault, blemish, or undesirable feature. ;

A man's hands do not lie. They can reveal every ""?"""tion and flaw in his character.

Back 396

A man's hands do not lie. They can reveal every imperfection and flaw in his character.

Hint 396

imperfection

/ɪmpəˈfɛkʃ(ə)n/

n.

Front 397

Remember that ""?"" means to adjust to a new situation, which one might achieve by ""?"" new ideas or behaviors.

Back 397

Remember that adapt means to adjust to a new situation, which one might achieve by adopting new ideas or behaviors.

Front 398

Some adapt "?" the nature of their pasture, and their pasture adapts "?" them. And both gain.

Back 398

Some adapt to the nature of their pasture, and their pasture adapts to them. And both gain.

Front 399

Sometimes the gods bless you in the morning and ""?"" you in the afternoon.

Back 399

Sometimes the gods bless you in the morning and curse you in the afternoon.

Hint 399

curse

/kəːs/

n.v.

Front 400

preposition ;

-- My mother has invited you all "?" a feast "?" celebrate our engagement.

+ Sounds delightful.

Back 400

-- My mother has invited you all to a feast to celebrate our engagement.

+ Sounds delightful.

Hint 400

feast;

/fiːst/

n.v.

A feast is a huge, delicious meal that's served at a party or celebration

delightful;

/dɪˈlʌɪtf(ə)l/

adj.

great pleasure or delight

Front 401

An assault "?" the King's soldiers is the same as an assault "?" the King himself.

Back 401

An assault on the King's soldiers is the same as an assault on the King himself.

Hint 401

assault;

/əˈsɒlt/

v.n.

the act of inflicting physical harm or unwanted physical contact upon a person

Front 402

preposition;

Comprehension is not a requisite "?" cooperation.

Back 402

Comprehension is not a requisite of cooperation.

Front 403

the other way around;

As societies change and morals evolve, yesterday's hero may become tomorrow's villain, or """??""".

Back 403

As societies change and morals evolve, yesterday's hero may become tomorrow's villain, or vice versa.

Hint 403

vice versa

/ˌvʌɪs ˈvəːsə/

adv.

Front 404

the basic, real, and invariable nature of a thing or its significant individual feature ;

You find this upsetting, yes? But this is the very ""?"" of the banking industry.

Back 404

You find this upsetting, yes? But this is the very essence of the banking industry.

Hint 404

essence

/ˈɛs(ə)ns/

n,

Front 405

more than is necessary, normal, by excess;

Is ""?"" exploitation of our resources threatening the lives of every species?

Back 405

Is excessive exploitation of our resources threatening the lives of every species?

Hint 405

excessive exploitation;

/ɪkˈsɛsɪv/ /ɛksplɔɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n/

Front 406

highest in place, rank, or importance;

Obviously what's ""?"" in her mind is her pregnancy.

Back 406

Obviously what's uppermost in her mind is her pregnancy.

Hint 406

if something is uppermost in your mind, you think about it a lot because it is very important to you

Front 407

As the days went on, Stefan darkened further consumed "?" paranoia and vengeance.

Back 407

As the days went on, Stefan darkened further consumed by paranoia and vengeance.

Front 408

Have you any idea what you put me through? You killed the woman I love and cursed "?" me to be this hideous creature.

Back 408

Have you any idea what you put me through? You killed the woman I love and cursed me to be this hideous creature.

Front 409

a severe illness;

The system that controls our climate has been severely disrupted.

Back 409

The system that controls our climate has been severely disrupted.

Hint 409

severely

/sɪˈvɪərli/

adv;

# an undesirably great or intense degree

##strictly or harshly

Front 410

get the better of someone by being clever or cunning ;

She's the only adversary who ever ""?"" you, twice.

Back 410

She's the only adversary who ever outsmarted you, twice.

Front 411

I wish I ""?"" able to comprehend the Council's choice in this matter.

Back 411

I wish I were able to comprehend the Council's choice in this matter.

Front 412

""?""" is generally caused by reckless governments who let their money supply grow too fast.

Back 412

Hyperinflation is generally caused by reckless governments who let their money supply grow too fast.

Front 413

have a permanent home;

But eventually, we realized the monsters did not lie out there. They ""?"" inside of us.

Back 413

But eventually, we realized the monsters did not lie out there. They reside inside of us.

Hint 413

reside

/rɪˈzʌɪd/

v;

# have one's permanent home in a particular place.

## belong to a person or body

Front 414

I'm going to ""?"" my dominance face-to-face.

Back 414

I'm going to assert my dominance face-to-face.

Hint 414

Take charge of yourself and your confidence

Front 415

""?"" out. What you're yelling for?

Back 415

Chill out. What you're yelling for?

Hint 415

take it easy.

why are you shouting?

Front 416

Sometimes the hardest thing in life is to know which bridge to ""?"" and which to ""?"".

Back 416

Sometimes the hardest thing in life is to know which bridge to cross and which to burn.

Front 417

pay attention to;

Your father speaks wisely. ""?"" his suffering heart and repent.

Back 417

Your father speaks wisely. Heed his suffering heart and repent.

Hint 417

heed

/hiːd/

# v:

pay attention to; take notice of.

#n;

careful attention.

Front 418

He diagnosed modern humanity as suffering """?""" a number of diseases "?" the soul.

Back 418

He diagnosed modern humanity as suffering from a number of diseases of the soul.

Front 419

Hiccup

Back 419

a suffer of sound made by diafragm

N. V.

Front 420

I wish I ""? "" able to comprehend the council's choice in this matter.

Back 420

I wish I were able to comprehend the council's choice in this matter.

Front 421

James Bright is ""? "" a speech at the town hall tonight. I want you to go and report "? " it for us.

Back 421

James Bright is making a speech at the town hall tonight. I want you to go and report on it for us.

Front 422

During that time they were entertained "? " a young man who was playing very nicely "? " a trumpet.

Back 422

During that time they were entertained by a young man who was playing very nicely on a trumpet.

Front 423

You play too well to be a ""? "".

Back 423

You play too well to be a beggar.

Front 424

The judge thought that it would be best and cheapest for everybody if they could come to some sort of arrangement to """??? """ between themselves.

Back 424

The judge thought that it would be best and cheapest for everybody if they could come to some sort of arrangement to settle the matter between themselves.

Front 425

Trade is widely regarded as a ""?"" for economic growth.

Back 425

Trade is widely regarded as a spur for economic growth.

Hint 425

spur

/spəː/

n.v

a thing that prompts or encourages someone; an incentive.

Front 426

To achieve this, we need to invent :::?::: technologies.

Back 426

To achieve this, we need to invent sustainable technologies.

Hint 426

Sustainable technology relies on resources that are either renewable or so abundant

Front 427

to become conscious again;

A: What happened?

B: I'll tell you when I ""?"" consciousness.

Back 427

A: What happened?

B: I'll tell you when I regain consciousness.

Front 428

PUT DOWN BY FORCE;

If there is one thing I've learned in my short life, it's this: Never """?"" anything.

Back 428

If there is one thing I've learned in my short life, it's this: Never repress anything.

Hint 428

repress

/rɪˈprɛs/

v.

# to not allow something, especially feelings, to be expressed:

## to control what people do

Front 429

the action of intervening;

There will be no rescue, no """?""" for us. We can only save ourselves.

Back 429

There will be no rescue, no intervention for us. We can only save ourselves.

Hint 429

intervention

/ɪntəˈvɛnʃ(ə)n/

n.

Front 430

A miracle or act of god that causes something good to happen or stops something bad from happening. An example of divine """"?"""" could be someone awakening after several years in a coma.

Back 430

A miracle or act of god that causes something good to happen or stops something bad from happening. An example of divine intervention could be someone awakening after several years in a coma.

Front 431

Yours is the most terrible crime a human being can """?"" . I accuse you "?" a wasted life.

Back 431

Yours is the most terrible crime a human being can commit. I accuse you of a wasted life.

Front 432

Trees ""?"" gravity.

Back 432

Trees defy gravity.

Hint 432

defy

/dɪˈfʌɪ/

v.

openly resist or refuse to obey.

Front 433

A: This is a real breakthrough. You should "?" proud "?" yourself.

B: I am proud.

Back 433

A: This is a real breakthrough. You should be proud of yourself.

B: I am proud.

Hint 433

breakthrough

/ˈbreɪkθruː/

n.

# a sudden, dramatic, and important discovery or development.

## an success.

### a penetration

Front 434

Finally, governments still aren’t prioritizing the issue.

Back 434

Finally, governments still aren’t prioritizing the issue.

Hint 434

prioritize

/prʌɪˈɒrətʌɪz/

v,

Front 435

preposition;

Logic is a useful way "?" combine established ideas "?" support the acceptance "?" a new idea.

Back 435

Logic is a useful way to combine established ideas to support the acceptance of a new idea.

Front 436

Three bombs exploded in a sprawling market.

Back 436

Three bombs exploded in a sprawling market.

Hint 436

sprawling

/ˈsprɔːlɪŋ/

adj.

# spreading out over a large area in an untidy or irregular way.

Front 437

evidence ;

And a ""?"" here on the old lakebed reveals how deep this lake once was.

Back 437

And a clue here on the old lakebed reveals how deep this lake once was.

Front 438

Everybody has obstacles, a disability, a ""?"" .

Back 438

Everybody has obstacles, a disability, a hurdle.

Front 439

You are "??" required to surrender your firearms.

Back 439

You are hereby required to surrender your firearms.

Hint 439

hereby

/hɪəˈbʌɪ/

adverb

FORMAL

as a result of this document or utterance.

Front 440

Will you abide "?" the council's decision?

Back 440

Will you abide by the council's decision?

Hint 440

abide

/əˈbʌɪd/

v.

to be able to live with or put up with

Front 441

rotting;

So how successful were the ancient Egyptians at evading ""?"" ?

Back 441

So how successful were the ancient Egyptians at evading decay?

Hint 441

decay

/dɪˈkeɪ/

v;

rot or decompose through the action of bacteria and fungi

n;

the state or process of rotting or decomposition.

Front 442

It's a dangerous mission and only a few people are willing to undertake it.

Back 442

It's a dangerous mission and only a few people are willing to undertake it.

Hint 442

undertake

/ʌndəˈteɪk/

v;

# commit, take on

## promise to do a particular thing

###

Front 443

a lack or shortage;

A growth hormone """?"" made him smaller in stature than most kids his age.

Back 443

At age 11 he was cut from his team after being diagnosed with a growth hormone deficiency which made him smaller in stature than most kids his age.

Hint 443

deficiency

/dɪˈfɪʃ(ə)nsi/

n.

# a lack or shortage.

# a failing or shortcoming.

Front 444

if an event or time is ""?"" you, it is going to happen very soon. Christmas is almost upon us again.

Soon and as soon as possible

Back 444

if an event or time is upon you, it is going to happen very soon. Christmas is almost upon us again.

Soon and as soon as possible

Front 445

The time is finally ""?"" us! All preparations have been made to get a revenge "?" Afro Samurai.

Back 445

The time is finally upon us! All preparations have been made to get a revenge on Afro Samurai.

Hint 445

revenge

/rɪˈvɛn(d)ʒ/

v;

# hurting or harming someone in return for an injury

Front 446

Throughout history, different cultures have used various methods to accomplish this.

Back 446

various method accomplish

/ˈvɛːrɪəs//ˈmɛθəd/ /əˈkʌmplɪʃ/

Hint 446

throughout

/θruːˈaʊt/

Front 447

You've just destroyed the whole experiment. We'd better extinguish this magnesium. Stand back.

Back 447

You've just destroyed the whole experiment. We'd better extinguish this magnesium. Stand back.

Hint 447

extinguish

/ɛkˈstɪŋɡwɪʃ/

v;

# put an end to

# reduce (someone) to silence

Front 448

explain the meaning, translate;

Complex data is more easily int''?''' through visualization.

Back 448

Complex data is more easily interpreted through visualization.

Hint 448

interpret

/ɪnˈtəːprɪt/

v;

Front 449

Remember what happened "?" 1905 after his troops fired "?" peaceful petitioners?

Back 449

Remember what happened in 1905 after his troops fired on peaceful petitioners?

Front 450

I probably do look sad. I'm in a very ""perp...?..."" situation.

Back 450

I probably do look sad. I'm in a very perplexing situation.

Hint 450

perplexing

/pəˈplɛksɪŋ/

adj;

extremely confusing

Front 451

from outside the earth;

Seventy million years ago, this planet was struck by an extra"?""" object.

Back 451

Seventy million years ago, this planet was struck by an extraterrestrial object.

Hint 451

extraterrestrial

/ˌɛkstrətəˈrɛstrɪəl/

adj;

from outside the earth

Front 452

Your eyes are playing ""?"" on you.

Back 452

Your eyes are playing tricks on you.

Front 453

The judge thought that it would be best and cheapest for everybody if they could come to some sort of arrangement to """??? """ between themselves.

Back 453

The judge thought that it would be best and cheapest for everybody if they could come to some sort of arrangement to settle the matter between themselves.

Front 454

Find out how much money she wanted from her neighbor "? " order to stop the ""? "" against him.

Back 454

Find out how much money she wanted from her neighbor in order to stop the action against him.

Front 455

He saw an advertisement for a suitable house in Hampshire which was claimed to be ""? "" a stone ""? "" of a railway station.

Back 455

He saw an advertisement for a suitable house in Hampshire which was claimed to be within a stone throw of a railway station.

Front 456

The person who conducts miner sentences;

The """? """ found him guilty.

Back 456

The magistrate found him guilty.

Front 457

We imagine a ""?"" that represents our hopes for all that's possible.

Back 457

We imagine a utopia that represents our hopes for all that's possible.

Front 458

""?"" media is media for mass communication which is "controlled financially and editorially by the ""?"".

Back 458

State media or state-owned media is media for mass communication which is "controlled financially and editorially by the state.

Front 459

North Korea’s state TV has broadcast footage of its leader Kim, watching a military shooting contest.

Back 459

North Korea’s state TV has broadcast footage of its leader Kim, watching a military shooting contest.

Front 460

""??"" to the Plate means to accept a challenge or responsibility for something.

Back 460

Step Up to the Plate means to accept a challenge or responsibility for something.

Front 461

Step Up to the Plate;

come "?"

Back 461

come forward

Front 462

His primary "?" was watercolour but by the 1840s he was beginning to experiment with oils.

Back 462

His primary medium was watercolour but by the 1840s he was beginning to experiment with oils.

Front 463

To have a lot of things to worry about;

I’d like to invite her to the cinema but she’s got too much on her "?".

Back 463

I’d like to invite her to the cinema but she’s got too much on her plate

Hint 463

# Too much on my plate

# A lot on my plate

# Enough on my plate

Front 464

dysentery ;

She's been having ""?"" for a while now.

Back 464

She's been having diarrhea for a while now.

Hint 464

Diarrhea = Dysentery =/= constipation

Front 465

survive in difficult circumstances;

Since Thailand flood, thousands have been finding it hard to ''''?'''' out.

Back 465

Since Thailand flood, thousands have been finding it hard to hold out.

Front 466

Responsible;

a ""?"tious man, he took his duties very seriously

Back 466

a conscientious man, he took his duties very seriously

Hint 466

conscientious

/ˌkɒnʃɪˈɛnʃəs/

adj.

Front 467

we want to live by each other's happiness not by each other's misery.

Back 467

we want to live by each other's happiness not by each other's misery.

Hint 467

misery

/ˈmɪz(ə)ri/

n.

Front 468

People respond differently ''?'' scary experiences.

Back 468

People respond differently to scary experiences.

Front 469

My ""?"" were treated as property.

Back 469

My ancestors were treated as property.

Front 470

My daddy was a miner, so he wasn't much around. """?"ing for diamonds a life spent underground.

Back 470

My daddy was a miner, so he wasn't much around. Foraging for diamonds a life spent underground.

Front 471

Everybody ""?"" obstacles, a disability, a hurdle.

Back 471

Everybody has obstacles, a disability, a hurdle.

Front 472

point a weapon or camera at a target;

Take ""?""

He took aim with his pistol

Back 472

Take aim

He took aim with his pistol

Front 473

a thin hollow tube of paper or plastic for sucking drink from a glass or bottle.

Back 473

Straw

Front 474

you know when i'm stressed ""?"" my mom tells me jokes.

Back 474

you know when i'm stressed out my mom tells me jokes.

Hint 474

Stressed Out;

#being anxious, tired and irritable

Front 475

Chris is asleep after burning the """"??"""" to finish his article.

Back 475

Chris is asleep after burning the midnight oil trying to finish his article.

Front 476

If someone is burning the """??""" ,they are staying up very late in order to study or do some other work.

Back 476

If someone is burning the midnight oil, they are staying up very late in order to study or do some other work.

Front 477

Adrenaline causes your heart to beat faster and raises your blood pressure, over time causing """?"""".

Back 477

Adrenaline causes your heart to beat faster and raises your blood pressure, over time causing hypertension.

Front 478

Since I met you, Everything's been different

=/=

Meeting you made a ""?"" difference.

Back 478

Meeting you made a slight difference.

Hint 478

slight;

/slʌɪt/

n.v.adj.

#small in degree; inconsiderable.

Front 479

I have to undergo a surgery soon.

I have ""?"" many surgeries.

I """?""" a surgery last month.

Back 479

I have to undergo a surgery soon.

I have undergone many surgeries.

I underwent a surgery last month.

Front 480

As societies change and morals evolve, yesterday's hero may ""?"" tomorrow's villain, or ""?"" versa.

Back 480

As societies change and morals evolve, yesterday's hero may become tomorrow's villain, or vice versa.

Front 481

incarnate;

We are the """?""" of love and bravery.

Back 481

We are the embodiment of love and bravery.

Front 482

There no rooms left =

We're fully """?""".

Back 482

We're fully booked.

Front 483

a person who quits or gives up easily, especially in the face of some difficulty, danger, etc.

Back 483

quitter;

/ˈkwɪtə/

n.

he's no quitter.

he's not a quitter.

Front 484

You remind me ""?"" my father.

Back 484

You remind me of my father.

Front 485

enticing

/ɪnˈtʌɪsɪŋ/

Back 485

adj.

attractive or tempting; alluring;

Hint 485

an enticing prospect"

Front 486

attract or tempt;

If a company really wants to hire you, they will """?"" you with a good salary and generous benefits.

Back 486

If a company really wants to hire you, they will entice you with a good salary and generous benefits.

Hint 486

entice

/ɪnˈtʌɪs/

v.

Front 487

free time;

During my """?""" time, I enjoy reading

Back 487

During my leisure time, I enjoy reading

Hint 487

leisure4

/ˈlɛʒə/

n.

Front 488

Mixed heritage;

I'm also Dutch, German, English. I'm a ""?"".

Back 488

I'm a mutt.

Hint 488

Mutt

/mʌt/

n.

INFORMAL

Front 489

candour;

Thank you for your """?""".

Back 489

Thank you for your Honesty.

Hint 489

candour

/ˈkandə/

n.

Front 490

During the quake, many buildings between six and fifteen storeystall collapsed.

Back 490

During the quake, many buildings between six and fifteen storeystall collapsed.

Front 491

something that someone tells you that sounds so exciting, dangerous, unpleasant etc that you do not believe it is true.

Back 491

tall story

Front 492

(Story/Storey);

It was planned to build the Dubaj Burj with 141 ""?""".

You're good at making up """?""".

Back 492

It was planned to build the Dubaj Burj with 141 Storeys.

You're good at making up stories.

Front 493

(Story/Storey);

Have you heard the ""?""about how the stars were created?

With 163 ""?"" , the Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the tallest building in the world.

Back 493

Have you heard the story about how the stars were created?

With 163 storeys, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the tallest building in the world.

Front 494

In American English, the noun ""?"" means narrative or 'level of a building'.

However, in British English, 'level of a building' is written '""?""'.

Back 494

In American English, the noun story means narrative or 'level of a building'.

However, in British English, 'level of a building' is written 'storey'.

Front 495

giving information you are not obligated to give(without being asked)

Back 495

just so you know

Front 496

the total value of goods produced and services provided by a country during one year

Back 496

Gross National Product

(GNP)

Hint 496

Gross

/ɡrəʊs/

n. adj. adv. v.

ناخالص، جمع کل، درشت، زمخت، انبوه کردن، زمخت کردن، درشت کردن، زشت

Front 497

I've got no idea what else to do;

I'm just ""?"" out of ideas.

Back 497

I'm just plumb out of ideas.

Hint 497

"Plumb out" is an idiom which means being completely and totally out of something.

Plumb out of ideas

Plumb out of luck

Front 498

(Wonder//Wander);

""?"" = move around without purpose.

""?"" = be amazed at.

Back 498

Wander means to move around (usually walking) without a specific destination or purpose.

Wonder means to feel curiosity, to want to know something.

Hint 498

Wander is a physical activity.

Wonder is a mental activity.

Front 499

-- Having a family doesn't ""?"" me from social responsibility.

+ But family ""?"" first.

Back 499

-- Having a family doesn't exempt me from social responsibility.

+ But family comes first.

Front 500

you'll just have to be nice "?" me.

Back 500

you'll just have to be nice to me.

Front 501

She is "?" a meeting from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.

They are "?"ing a meeting at the moment.

Back 501

She is in a meeting from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.

They are having a meeting at the moment.

Front 502

She's not ""?"her desk at the moment.

Back 502

She's not at her desk at the moment.

Front 503

Could you call "?" me tomorrow?

I emailed "?" him but he never replied.

Did you "?" my message?

Back 503

Could you call me tomorrow?

I emailed him but he never replied.

Did you get my message?

Front 504

-- Please, "?" me a call tomorrow morning.

+ Sure. I'll "?" an email to update you.

Back 504

-- Please, give me a call tomorrow morning.

+ Sure. I'll send an email to update you.

Front 505

May I work "?" home on Thursday afternoon?

Back 505

May I work from home on Thursday afternoon?

Front 506

If you are "?" sick , you are not at work because you are ill.

He's "?" sick with the flu.

Back 506

If you are off sick , you are not at work because you are ill

He's off sick with the flu.

Hint 506

to be off sick

Front 507

If you are "?" sick , you are not at work because you are ill.

When we are "?" sick, we only receive half pay.

Back 507

If you are off sick, you are not at work because you are ill.

When we are off sick, we only receive half pay.

Front 508

We decided to ""?"" some time off work.

Back 508

We decided to book some time off work.

Front 509

to have a meeting / to be in a meetingto be at his / her deskto ask someone to do somethingto call / to give someone a callto email / to send an emailto work from hometo be off sickto book time offto have a chat

Back 509

to have a meeting / to be in a meetingto be at his / her deskto ask someone to do somethingto call / to give someone a callto email / to send an emailto work from hometo be off sickto book time offto have a chat

Front 510

to have a meeting / to be in a meetingto be at his / her deskto ask someone to do somethingto call / to give someone a callto email / to send an emailto work from hometo be off sickto book time offto have a chat

Back 510

to have a meeting / to be in a meetingto be at his / her deskto ask someone to do somethingto call / to give someone a callto email / to send an emailto work from hometo be off sickto book time offto have a chat

Front 511

would you mind + v+ing

Do you mind + v+ing

Back 511

Would you mind closing the wndow.

Front 512

I ""?"" perfume everyday.

I """?""" watch everyday.

What perfume are you """?"""?

Do you """?""" makeup?

""?"" your seat belt please.

Back 512

I wear perfume everyday.

I wear watch everyday.

What perfume are you wearing?

Do you wear makeup?

wear your seat belt please.

Hint 512

wear = put on

Front 513

Is it OK if I leave at 5 today?

Do you mind if I join you?

Can you tell me where the post office is?

Could I work from home tomorrow?

May I have a glass of water, please?

Back 513

Is it OK if I leave at 5 today?

Do you mind if I join you?

Can you tell me where the post office is?

Could I work from home tomorrow?

May I have a glass of water, please?

Front 514

Buy a sandwich for me, please.

or

buy me a sandwich

Back 514

buy somebody something

Hint 514

buy somebody something

send somebody something

Front 515

Send him an email

or

Send an email to him

Back 515

Send him an email

Hint 515

buy somebody something

send somebody something

Front 516

If someone is "?" cold, they are unconscious or sleeping very heavily.

Back 516

If someone is out cold, they are unconscious or sleeping very heavily.

Front 517

unconscious;

She was out "?" but still breathing.

Back 517

She was out cold but still breathing.

Hint 517

to be out cold;

unconscious, out, knocked out, stunned

Front 518

Please. Never ever try to interfere ""?"" matters that don't concern you.

Back 518

Please. Never ever try to interfere with matters that don't concern you.

Front 519

He convinced me that the story was true.

=

I'm "??"" of his innocence.

Back 519

He convinced me that the story was true.

=

I'm convinced of his innocence.

Hint 519

Convince

/kənˈvins/

v.

متقاعد کردن

Front 520

If you can move your head, ""?"" for yes, and shake for no.

At a ""?"" from his father he left the room.

Back 520

If you can move your head, nod for yes, and shake for no.

At a nod from his father he left the room.

Hint 520

NOD

v,n.

Front 521

""?""s are large land masses that are separated by oceans whereas the ""?""s around the world have geo-political boundaries.

Back 521

Continents are large land masses that are separated by oceans whereas the countries around the world have geo-political boundaries.

Front 522

The ice reflects more solar energy ""?"" to space.

Back 522

The ice reflects more solar energy back to space.

Front 523

When I reflect ""?"" on the years I spent with my parents, I think I had a good childhood.

Back 523

When I reflect back on the years I spent with my parents, I think I had a good childhood.

Front 524

coward;

You're chicken. You've got no ""?"".

Back 524

You're chicken. You've got no guts.

Hint 524

have no stomach

=

have no guts

=

To lack the courage

Front 525

Chemistry is the study "?" matter.

Back 525

Chemistry is the study of matter.

Front 526

This book is a study "?" Chemistry.

Chemistry is the study "?" matter.

I studied "?" English.

Back 526

Book X is a study of topic Y.

Chemistry is the study of matter.

X studied topic Y.

Front 527

-- How many people are ""?"" in your family?

++ """?????""".

Back 527

-- How many people are there in your family?

++ There are 5 of us.

Front 528

Would you like Scrambled eggs

=/=

Back 528

Would you like Sunny side up?

=/=

Boiled eggs

Front 529

incidentally;

I'll do it for you. Oh, I'm Mark by the ""?"".

Back 529

I'm Mark by the way.

Hint 529

incidentally

# used to introduce a new

# less important topic

Front 530

the large wrinkled edible seed of a deciduous tree, consisting of two halves contained within a hard shell which is enclosed in a green fruit.

Back 530

walnut

/ˈwɔːlnʌt/

Front 531

""?"" Yourself a Drink,

""?"" on Some Lipstick,

and

""?"" Yourself Together

Back 531

Pour Yourself a Drink,

Put on Some Lipstick,

and

Pull Yourself Together

Front 532

in normal computers, bits are the smallest unit "?" information.

Back 532

in normal computers bits are the smallest unit of information.

Front 533

unassisted, without help;

When you get there, you're on your ""?""

Back 533

you're on your own.

Hint 533

you are unable to accompany or assist someone

Front 534

Your habits, behavior and feelings are stopping you from being successful:

you're in your ""?"?"".

Back 534

you're in your own way.

Front 535

alone = "?" your own

block = "?" your own

Back 535

alone = On your own

block = In your own

Front 536

He won't hear you,

he's off in a ""?"" of his own.

Back 536

He won't hear you,

he's off in a world of his own.

Front 537

Have lots of work;

I'm "?" to my eyeballs in work right now!

I'm ""?""in emails at the moment!

Back 537

I'm up to my eyeballs in work right now!

I'm drowning in emails at the moment!

Front 538

Reconsider, republish;

We were ""?ing for the language test on Friday.

Back 538

We were revising for the language test on Friday.

Front 539

We ""?""a few classes together last year.

Back 539

We had a few classes together last year.

Front 540

Today, we were discussing "?" Shakespeare.

Back 540

Today, we were discussing Shakespeare.

Front 541

desire for;

Do you f""?"" joining us for lunch?

Back 541

Do you fancy joining us for lunch?

Front 542

to continue with what we were saying after an interruption;

# As I was ""?""

or

# Anyway

Back 542

As I was saying

Anyway

Front 543

a polite way of ending a conversation;

# I won't ""?"" you

# I won't ""?"" you any longer

Back 543

# I won't keep you

# I won't keep you any longer

Front 544

I'd ""?"" go. Nice to see you.

Back 544

I'd better go.

Front 545

How are you?

How’s it going?

How ya doin’?

How are things?

How’s life?

How have you been?

How’s your family?

What’s up?

What’s new?

What have you been up to lately?

Back 545

I’m fine, thanks. How about you?

Pretty good

Not bad.

Great!

Couldn’t be better!

Can’t complain.

I’ve been busy.

Same as always.

Not so great.

Could be better.

Hint 545

-- “What’s up?” “What’s new?”

+ “Not much.”

Front 546

Not Having an Opinion;

# I’ve never given it much ""?""".

# I don’t have strong feelings ""?"" way.

# It doesn’t make any ""?"" to me.

# I have no opinion "?" the matter.

# (very informal) Whatever

Back 546

# I’ve never given it much thought.

# I don’t have strong feelings either way.

# It doesn’t make any difference to me.

# I have no opinion on the matter.

# (very informal) Whatever

Front 547

for Agreeing;

# I ""?"" agree with you more.

# That’s ""?"" what I think.

# That’s ""?"" how I feel.

# I ""?"" so.( weak agreement, reluctantly)

Back 547

# I couldn’t agree with you more.

# That’s exactly what I think.

# That’s exactly how I feel.

# I suppose so. ( weak agreement, reluctantly)

Hint 547

# Exactly.

# Absolutely.

# That’s so true.

# That’s for sure.

# I agree 100%

# (informal) I’ll say!

# (informal) Tell me about it! / You’re telling me!

Front 548

(I’m agree / I agree)

Back 548

I agree.

I’m in agreement.(more formal)

Front 549

# I don’t ""?"" so.

# I ""?"" to differ.

# That’s not ""?""I see it.

# ""?"" necessarily.

# "?" the contrary.

# (very informal) No way!

# (very strong) I totally disagree

Back 549

# I don’t think so.

# I beg to differ.

# I’m afraid I don’t agree.

# I’m not so sure about that.

# That’s not how I see it.

# Not necessarily.

# On the contrary.

# (very informal) No way!

# (very strong) I totally disagree

Hint 549

# I’m afraid I don’t agree.

# I’m not so sure about that.

Front 550

to take notes

to be in charge of something

I wanted to talk to you about...

What are your thoughts?

I think that...

In my opinion, ...

We're running out of time.

Do you have anything to add?

Any questions?

Shall we move on?

What's next?

To sum up...

Back 550

to take notes

to be in charge of something

I wanted to talk to you about...

What are your thoughts?

I think that...

In my opinion, ...

We're running out of time.

Do you have anything to add?

Any questions?

Shall we move on?

What's next?

To sum up...

Front 551

Preposition + V + ing

Back 551

Detail of meeting

Agree to supporting

Call for making an appointment

Proceed with calming down

Agreed on making an effort

Proceed in making attempt

Front 552

We have agreed a financial ""?"" between us and agreed that our son will live with me.

Back 552

We have agreed a financial settlement between us and agreed that our son will live with me.

Hint 552

Cash settlement

Money settlement

Financialsettlement

Front 553

expect to live :

But life """?""" is short and hard labor takes its toll.

Back 553

But life expectancy is short and hard labor takes its toll.

Front 554

expect to live :

the British male now has a life expectancy "?" 77.6 years.

Back 554

the British male now has a life expectancy of 77.6 years

Front 555

By being thrifty, Miss Benson managed to get "?? ?" her small income.

Back 555

By being thrifty, Miss Benson managed to get along on her small income.

Front 556

strike means to hit.

If employees want to protest their work conditions, they ""??"" strike, or refuse to work until conditions improve.

Back 556

If employees want to protest their work conditions, they go on strike, or refuse to work until conditions improve.

Front 557

To refuse to take part in one's work duties as part of an official work stoppage organized by a labor union;

Workers of the mine went on strike "?" what they say are unsafe working conditions and inadequate pay.

Back 557

Workers of the mine went on strike over what they say are unsafe working conditions and inadequate pay.

Hint 557

Go on strike over

Strike

/strʌɪk/

# Hit

## walkout

Front 558

anyone who enters without permission:

"""?""" will be prosecuted.

Back 558

Trespassers will be prosecuted.

Hint 558

Formal

Front 559

Get off the bus:

Passengers must not ""?"" from the bus whilst it is in motion.

Back 559

Passengers must not alight from the bus whilst it is in motion.

Hint 559

Formal

Front 560

get off:

Cyclists must """?""" here.

Back 560

Cyclists must dismount here.

Hint 560

Formal

Front 561

throw away unwanted items in the container used for putting objects:

Please dispose "?" unwanted items in the receptacle provided.

Back 561

Please dispose of unwanted items in the receptacle provided.

Hint 561

Formal

Front 562

make staff redundant:

COMPUTER FACTORY TO ""?"" JOBS

Back 562

COMPUTER FACTORY TO AXE JOBS

Hint 562

ax, axe

تبر، تبر زدن

Front 563

cut prices drastically:

AIRLINES """?""" PRICES

Back 563

AIRLINES SLASHES PRICES

Hint 563

slash

v. n.

بریده بریده کردن

شکافتن

تخفیف زیاد دادن

ضربه سریع زدن

Front 564

to increase extremely quickly:

government spending will """?""" this year

Back 564

government spending will rocket this year.

Public spending will rocket this year.

Hint 564

rocket

n. v.

Front 565

Act more forcefully to regulate and repress:

The police cracked ""?"" on speeding.

Back 565

Police are cracking down on drug dealers.

The police cracked down on speeding.

Hint 565

Crack down

phrasal verb

Front 566

The police cracked down "?" speeding.

Back 566

The police cracked down on speeding.

Hint 566

Act more forcefully to regulate or repress

Front 567

race, generations:

These tiny bacteria and their billions of """?""" changed the destiny of our planet.

Back 567

These tiny bacteria and their billions of descendants changed the destiny of our planet.

Front 568

healthy ""?""-nourished children

Back 568

healthy well-nourished children

Front 569

the necessary substances in food for life, growth, and health:

The refugees had taken no """?""" for 24 hours.

Back 569

The refugees had

taken no nourishment for 24 hours.

Hint 569

take nourishment

Front 570

رساندن یک حقیقت دردناک:



Sometimes it's nobler to tell a small lie than """????""".

Back 570

Sometimes it's nobler to tell a small lie than deliver a painful truth.

Front 571

یک کم بهش وقت بده

Back 571

give it some time

Front 572

من وارد الگوی خود تخریبی شدم

Back 572

I got into a self–destructive pattern.

Front 573

کدامیک بدتر است؟

Back 573

which would be worse?

Front 574

در سخنان وی، رگه ای از شوخ طبعی وجود داشت:






There was a ""?"" of humor in his remarks.

Back 574

There was a vein of humor in his remarks.

Front 575

رگه غنی استعداد:


He certainly has a rich ""?"" of talent.

Back 575

He certainly has a rich vein of talent.

Front 576

برای دقایقی همین مود (حالت) را ادامه داد:


He continued in this ""?"" for a couple of minutes.

Back 576

He continued in this vein for a couple of minutes.

Front 577

بیهوده، عبث، عاطل، خودبین:




They made
a ""?"" attempt
to protect the town from attack.

Back 577

They made
a vain attempt
to protect the town from attack.

Hint 577

a vain attempt
a vainbid
a vaineffort
a vain hope

Front 578

امید بیهوده:


He underwent a knee operation in the ""?"" hope of getting into the team.

Back 578

He underwent a knee operation
in the vain hope of getting into the team.

Hint 578

a vain attempt
a vain bid
a vain effort
a vain hope

Front 579

خودشیفته و مغرور درباره:




He was vain about his looks, spending hours in the gym.

Back 579

He was vain about
his looks, spending hours in the gym.

Hint 579

to be vain about

Front 580

رساندن یک حقیقت دردناک:



Sometimes it's nobler to tell a small lie than """????""".

Back 580

Sometimes it's nobler to tell a small lie than deliver a painful truth.

Front 581

یک کم بهش وقت بده

Back 581

give it some time

Front 582

من وارد الگوی خود تخریبی شدم

Back 582

I got into a self–destructive pattern.

Front 583

کدامیک بدتر است؟

(کدامیک باید بدتر باشد؟)

Back 583

which would be worse?

Front 584

در سخنان وی، رگه ای از شوخ طبعی وجود داشت:






There was a ""?"" of humor in his remarks.

Back 584

There was a vein of humor in his remarks.

Front 585

رگه غنی استعداد:


He certainly has a rich ""?"" of talent.

Back 585

He certainly has a rich vein of talent.

Front 586

برای دقایقی همین مود (حالت) را ادامه داد:
He continued in this ""?"" for a couple of minutes.

Back 586

He continued in this vein for a couple of minutes.

Hint 586

Vein

# (V.) = رگه‌دار کردن، رگه‌دار شدن

# (n.) = رگ، ورید، تمایل، حالت

Front 587

بیهوده، عبث، عاطل، خودبین:




They made
a ""?"" attempt
to protect the town from attack.

Back 587

They made
a vain attempt
to protect the town from attack.

Hint 587

a vain attempt
a vainbid
a vaineffort
a vain hope

Front 588

امید بیهوده:
He underwent a knee operation in the ""?"" hope of getting into the team.

Back 588

He underwent a knee operation
in the vain hope of getting into the team.

Hint 588

a vain attempt
a vain bid
a vain effort
a vain hope

Front 589

خودشیفته و مغرور درباره:




He was vain about his looks, spending hours in the gym.

Back 589

He was vain about
his looks, spending hours in the gym.

Hint 589

to be vain about

Front 590

منافع مشترک:

All of us have a """"??""" in the future: Kids.

Back 590

All of us have

a common interest

in the future: Kids.

Front 591

من سعی می کردم تصمیم بگیرم که آیا باید در رشته درام گرایش داشته باشم یا انگلیسی

Back 591

I was trying to decide if I should major in drama or English.

Hint 591

major

سرگرد

متخصص شدن

اکثریت

Front 592

من باید یک اعتراف کنم.

I have a """???""".

Back 592

I have a confession to make.

Front 593

با زحمت پله ها را بالا آمد

He ""??"" the stairs.

Back 593

He toiled up the stairs.

Hint 593

toil

(n.v.)

زحمت کشیدن

Front 594

I keep my promise:

I'm a """????"""

Back 594

I'm a man of my word.

Front 595

چه کاری از من انتظار داری؟

Back 595

what am I supposed to do?

Front 596

در قلب حل مشکل دیگران

Every successful business is ""??"" an attempt to solve someone else's problem.

Back 596

Every successful business is at heart an attempt to solve someone else's problem.

Front 597

beneficial:

#Stress can be ""?""

## we are in an """?"" position

Back 597

# Stress can be advantageous.

##we are in an advantageous position.

Front 598

estimate:

The world's population is """?""" to reach 11 billion by the end of the century.

Back 598

The world's population is projected to reach 11 billion by the end of the century.

Front 599

سرت به کار خودت باشه

Back 599

mind your business.
mind your own business.

Front 600

ما که غلات را به مخمر زندگی تبدیل کردیم ، تعداد آنها را چند برابر کردیم و یاد گرفتیم آنها را با خاک و آب و هوای خود سازگار کنیم

Back 600

Having made grain the yeast of life, we multiplied the number of varieties and learned to adapt them to our soils and climates.

Front 601

قبل از عزیمت

Back 601

prior to departure

Front 602

پرخوری

Back 602

gorging on

Front 603

مراقبه شما را قادر می سازد که آن را مستقیما تجربه کنید.

Back 603

meditation enables you to experience it firsthand.

Front 604

زندگی تقریبا غیر قابل تحمل میشود وقتی شما فقط در سطح زندگی میکنید

Back 604

life becomes almost unbearable when you live only on the surface.

Front 605

مثل سازندگان خردمند و احمق

Back 605

Parable of the Wise and the Foolish Builders

Front 606

مثل بذرپاش

Back 606

the parable of sower

Front 607

در حالت اضطراب شدید

Back 607

in a state of extreme anxiety

Front 608

بقایای انسان

Back 608

Human remains

Front 609

لطفا قبل از طرح دعوی حق انتشار با ما تماس بگیرید

PLEASE CONTACT US PRIOR TO """????""".

Back 609

PLEASE CONTACT US PRIOR TO MAKING A COPYRIGHT CLAIM

Front 610

claim:

Gandalf does not hesitate to sacrifice those closest to him, those he ""?""" to love.

Back 610

Gandalf does not hesitate to sacrifice those closest to him, those he professes to love.

Hint 610

professes to

/prəˈfes/

v.

ادعا، اظهار، تدریس، ابراز ایمان

Front 611

ترحم, افسوس, رحم, همدردی, مرحمت, حس ترحم، دلسوزی کردن

Back 611

pity

Hint 611

v.n.

Front 612

می دونم منظورت چی بود

Back 612

I know what you meant.

Hint 612

meant

v.

قصد داشتن, مقصود, هدف داشتن, معنی ومفهوم خاصی داشتن

Front 613

یک تجربه وحشتناک

Back 613

a terrifying experience

Hint 613

adj.

Front 614

شایعه

شایعه ساز

Back 614

rumor

rumor mill

Front 615

این یک راهکار شایع است

Back 615

this is a widespread practice

Front 616

صنایع تکنولوژی مبتنی بر صفحه

Back 616

screen-based tech industry

Front 617

سوالی با جواب آسان

All the questions in the interview were ""?"".

Back 617

All the questions in the interview were softballs.

Hint 617

softball

n.

#سوالی با جواب آسان

##یک بازی شبیه بیسبال

Front 618

روزنامه نگار سوالی را مطرح کرد که به نظر می رسید جوابش ساده است

the journalist threw "?" a question that seemed like a sort of ""?""

Back 618

the journalist threw in a question that seemed like a sort of softball.

Front 619

این من را به جلو برد تا رسیدگی کنم

it ""?"" me to consider what screens were doing to me and to my family and the people I loved, and to people at large.

Back 619

it pushed me to consider what screens were doing to me and to my family and the people I loved, and to people at large.

Front 620

چقدر غنی سازی میکنند برنامه هایی که ما استفاده میکنیم؟

How """?""" are the apps that we're using?

Back 620

How enriching are the apps that we're using?

some are enriching.

Hint 620

enrich

v.

غنی کردن, پرمایه کردن, توانگر کردن, غنی ساختن

Front 621

غنی سازی اورانیوم یا غنی سازی زندگی

Back 621

enriching uranium or enriching lives

Hint 621

enrich

v.

غنی کردن, پرمایه کردن, توانگر کردن, غنی ساختن

Front 622

غنی سازی

Doing volunteer work """?""" my life.

Back 622

Doing volunteer work has enriched my life.

Hint 622

enrich

v.

غنی کردن, پرمایه کردن, توانگر کردن, غنی ساختن

Front 623

بی ته، بی پایان

The news feed just rolls on, and everything's """?"""

Back 623

The news feed just rolls on, and everything's bottomless.

Hint 623

adj.

Front 624

گودال بی ته

My brother's always hungry. His stomach is a """? ?""".

Back 624

My brother's always hungry. His stomach is a bottomless pit.

Front 625

یک چاه بی ته

یک شکم بی انتها

یک گلوگاه بی ته

Back 625

a bottomless well

a bottomless gorge

a bottomless gorge

Front 626

خندق بی انتها، بی ته

He always needs money. he has a """"??""" of money.

Back 626

He always needs money. he has a bottomless pit of money.

Front 627

درنگ کردن و منتطر شدن و ماندن در اطراف، چسبیدن در اطراف

Back 627

stick around

Hint 627

phrasal verb

remain in or near a place

Front 628

دورترین جای ممکن

I will never use my phone at the table. It's far away, as """??""" as """?"". Because we're really bad at resisting. temptation.

Back 628

I will never use my phone at the table. It's far away, as far away as possible. Because we're really bad at resisting temptation. But when you have a stopping cue that, every time dinner begins, my phone goes far away, you avoid temptation all together.

Front 629

fear of not being included in something that others are experiencing

Back 629

FOMO

fear of missing out

Hint 629

FOMO

informal slang

Front 630

ترس از دست دادن موضوعی

At first, it hurts. I had massive """?""".

Back 630

At first, it hurts. I had massive FOMO.

Hint 630

informal slang

fear of missing out

Front 631

تقلا کردم(دست و پا زدم) مبارزه کردم

Back 631

I struggled.

Front 632

بهش عادت میکنی

Back 632

you get used to it.

Front 633

علایم ترک

Back 633

withdrawal symptoms

Hint 633

withdrawal

n.

بازگیری, صرفنظر کردن, باز گرفتن

Front 634

برداشت پول از حساب

You can make a """?""" from most cash machines.

Back 634

You can make a withdrawal from most cash machines.

Hint 634

withdrawal

(n.)

بازگیری, صرفنظر کردن, باز گرفتن

Front 635

عقب نشینی سربازان بلافاصله اتفاق خواهد افتاد

Troop """?""" will take place immediately.

Back 635

Troop withdrawals will take place immediately.

Front 636

خب، چی عایدمون شد؟

Back 636

So what's the take-home here?

what's the take-home message?

Hint 636

take-home message is the main message that you learn from something

Front 637

But the way we use the screens is a lot like driving down a swift, long road, and you're in a car where the accelerator is stuck to the floor, it's kind of hard to reach the brake pedal.

Back 637

But the way we use the screens is a lot like driving down a swift, long road, and you're in a car where the accelerator is stuck to the floor, it's kind of hard to reach the brake pedal.

Front 638

the main message that you learn from something

Back 638

take-home message

Front 639

What should you do if your accelerator sticks to the floor?

Shift into """?""" , steer smoothly and brake gently to a stop off of the highway.

Back 639

Shift into neutral, steer smoothly and brake gently to a stop off of the highway.

Front 640

کاهش فقر

فقرزدایی

Back 640

poverty reduction

poverty alleviation

Hint 640

Alleviation

/əˌlēvēˈāSH(ə)n/

(n.)

تسکین, تخفیف, فرونشست

Front 641

فقرزده

Back 641

poverty-stricken

Hint 641

Stricken

/ˈstrɪk(ə)n/

(adj.)

مصیبت زده, مبتلا, دچار, محنت زده, اندوهگین

Front 642

تقویت، حمایت کردن، تایید کردن

if a court of law """?""" something such as a claim, it says that it is correct

Back 642

if a court of law upholds something such as a claim, it says that it is correct

Hint 642

uphold

/əpˈhōld/

(v.)

Front 643

خصومت او تقریباً ملموس بود

Back 643

His hostility was almost tangible.

Front 644

دارایی های مشهود، ملموس

Back 644

tangible assets

Front 645

شواهد ملموس

Back 645

tangible evidence

Front 646

باید همه بی گناه فرض شوند، تا اثبات جرم

Back 646

Everyone should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Front 647

او هرگز نباید فرض کند که به من بگوید چه کار کنم

Back 647

He would never presume to tell me what to do.

Front 648

غیرمنصفانه به نظر می رسد فرض کنید من قادر به یادگیری نخواهم بود

Back 648

It seems unfair to presume I won't be able to learn.

Front 649

in United States presidential elections, the """??"""" is a presidential candidate who is assured of his or her party’s nomination, but has not yet been formally nominated by his or her political party at the party’s nominating convention.

Back 649

in United States presidential elections, the presumptive nominee is a presidential candidate who is assured of his or her party’s nomination, but has not yet been formally nominated by his or her political party at the party’s nominating convention.

Front 650

مرده درنظر گرفته شده

Back 650

presumed dead

Front 651

missing after an accident or in a war and therefore thought to be dead

Back 651

presumed dead

Front 652

کپسول آتش نشانی

Back 652

a fire extinguisher

Hint 652

/ɛkˈstɪŋɡwɪʃə/

Front 653

determined to succeed for someone:

Her parents were intensely """?""" for her and her younger sister.

Back 653

Her parents were intensely ambitious for her and her younger sister.

Hint 653

ambitious

(adj.)

Front 654

جاه طلبی، آرزو

# She seemed set to achieve all her """?"".

## It had been my lifelong """?""" to coach a leading team.

Back 654

# She seemed set to achieve all her ambitions.

## It had been my lifelong ambition to coach a leading team.

Hint 654

# achieve/fulfill/realize an ambition

## ambition to do something

Front 655

a short journey that you take for pleasure :

a one-day """?""" to the national park

Back 655

a one-day excursion to the national park

Hint 655

/ɛkˈskəːʃ(ə)n/

Front 656

حس ماجراجویی

The """???""" felt by the pioneers of flight still remains with those who carry on the tradition of ballooning today.

Back 656

The sense of adventure felt by the pioneers of flight still remains with those who carry on the tradition of ballooning today.

Hint 656

spirit of adventure

sense of adventure

Front 657

یک شخص بخیل فکر می کند با بخیل بودن می تواند از بدبختی خود بکاهد

Back 657

a miser thinks he can reduce his misery by being miserly.

Front 658

خسیس

بخیل بودن

بدبختی

Back 658

miser (n.) /ˈmʌɪzə/

miserly (adj.) /ˈmʌɪzəli/

misery (n.) /ˈmɪz(ə)ri/

Front 659

ترتیب ساختن، تمهیدات ساختن

We're ....??.... to have the faulty equipment repaired next week.

Back 659

We're making arrangements to have the faulty equipment repaired next week.

Front 660

نظر دادن

would anyone like to make any ...?.... on the talk?

Back 660

would anyone like to make any comments on the talk?

Front 661

مشارکت

she made a useful ...?... to the discussion.

Back 661

she made a useful contribution to the discussion.

Front 662

بخیل با بخیل بودن، بدبختی میسازد

Back 662

A miser makes misery by being miserly.

Front 663

تصمیم خواهم گرفت

Back 663

I'll decide later.

we'll see.

Front 664

ذره ذره پیشرفت کرده ایم

Back 664

We've been making improvements, bit by bit.

Front 665

با کمال تعجب ، هیئت مدیره با اصلاحاتی موافقت کرد

Back 665

Much to her surprise, the board agreed to make improvements.

Front 666

مقامات مربوطه باید برای جلوگیری از حوادث ناخوشایند ، اصلاحاتی را در محل تقاطع انجام دهند

The authorities ...?.... should make ...?.... to the junction to avoid untoward incidents.

Back 666

The authorities concerned should make improvements to the junction to avoid untoward incidents.

Front 667

آزمایش کردن

we are doing an .....?.... to test how the metal reacts with water.

Back 667

we are doing an experiment to test how the metal reacts with water.

Front 668

Scouts are supposed to do someone a good turn every day.

Back 668

Scouts are supposed to do someone a good turn every day.

Hint 668

#do someone a good turn

#do someone a bad turn

#do someone a favour

Front 669

آسیب زدن، خراب کردن

Changing the rules may .....?... more ...?..... than good.

Back 669

Changing the rules may do more harm than good.

Hint 669

do harm

Front 670

درست کردن مو

wait, I haven't ...?... my hair yet.

Back 670

I haven't done my hair yet.

Hint 670

Do your hair

Front 671

انجام دادن تکلیف مستقیم بعد از مدرسه

my son has to ..?... his homework ...?.... after school.

Back 671

my son has to do his homework straight after school.

Front 672

I'll ..?.. the washing if you ..?..the ironing, then we can ..?..shopping together.

Back 672

I'll do the washing if you do the ironing, then we can do shopping together.

Hint 672

Do the washing

Do the ironing

Do the shopping

Front 673

به مریضی افتاد و به بیمارستان برده شد

She ....??.... and was taken to the hospital.

Back 673

She fell ill and was taken to the hospital.

Front 674

I was ""?"" down with food poisoning.

Back 674

I was struck down with food poisoning.

Hint 674

Mostly used in passive

Strike down;

# kill

# make someone ill

# disallow a law or decision

Front 675

disallow a law or decision

The Appeal Court ""?"" down the lower court's ruling.

Back 675

"The Appeal Court STRUCK DOWN the lower court's ruling."

Hint 675

Strike down;

#kill

#make someone ill

#disallow a law or decision

Front 676

fail to keep an appointment ;

He agreed to meet me last night, but he ""?"" me UP.

Back 676

He agreed to meet me last night, but he STOOD me UP.

Hint 676

Stand up;

# move to a vertical position

# fail to keep an appointment

Front 677

Not punish;

The judge LET him "?" with a fine rather than a prison sentence since it was his first offence.

Back 677

The judge LET him OFF with a fine rather than a prison sentence since it was his first offence.

Front 678

in an indirect way;

He was being so ''''?'''', I didn’t realize he liked me.

Back 678

He was being so subtle, I didn’t realize he liked me.

Hint 678

subtle

/ˈsədl /

لطیف، دقیق، نامحسوس، ظریف

Front 679

extremely bored ;

I'm bored ""?"" in this lesson.

Back 679

I'm bored stiff in this lesson.

Hint 679

stiff

/stɪf/

wooden, inelastic, stout, tough,taut

bored stiff

informal (also bored to death/tears)

Front 680

Give me a phone call;

""?"" me a ring when you get home.

Back 680

GIVE me a RING when you get home.

Front 681

serious degree; severely ;

You ""?"" need a haircut.

Back 681

you badly need a haircut.

Hint 681

INFORMAL

Front 682

get off the bus in FORMAL;

Passengers must not ""?"" from the bus whilst it is in motion.

Back 682

Passengers must not alight from the bus whilst it is in motion.

Hint 682

ALIGHT

/əˈlʌɪt/

#(v.) = descend from a train, bus, or other form of transport.

#(adj.) = on fire; burning.

disembark, land, alight, descend

Front 683

formal notice to get off their bicycles;

cyclists must """?""" here.

Back 683

cyclists must dismount here.

Hint 683

dismount

/dɪsˈmaʊnt/

v.n.

Front 684

prosecution of anyone who enters without permission;

trespassers will be ""?"".

Back 684

trespassers will be prosecuted

Hint 684

متجاوزین تحت پیگرد قانونی قرار خواهند گرفت

Front 685

A formal way to notice to throw away;

Please """?""" OF unwanted items in the receptacles provided

Back 685

Please DISPOSE OF unwanted items in the receptacles provided

Hint 685

Front 686

make staff redundant;

computer factory to ""?"" JOBS

Back 686

computer factory to AXE JOBS.

in newspaper English

Front 687

cut prices drastically;

Airline """?""" PRICES

Back 687

Airline SLASHES PRICES

Hint 687

in newspaper English

Front 688

start dealing with it in a more severe way;

police ""?"" down on speeding

Back 688

police CRACK DOWN ON speeding

Hint 688

in newspaper English

Front 689

ثبت و ارسال مناقصه

to submit a ""?""

Back 689

to submit a tender

Hint 689

business English

Front 690

get money to put in a business;

to ""?"" capital

Back 690

to raise capital

Hint 690

business English

Front 691

agree to start or run a business with someone;

to go into """?""" with someone

Back 691

to go into partnership with someone

Hint 691

business English

Front 692

to start "?" a business

Back 692

to start up a business

Front 693

get money to put in a business;

we ""?"" capital to expand the business.

Back 693

we RAISED CAPITAL to expand the business.

Front 694

to give a proposal;

they ""?"" a tender for the new stadium.

Back 694

they SUBMITTED A TENDER

Hint 694

tender submission

Front 695

"""? ?""" means the proposal submitted by the Supplier in respect of the tender process.

Back 695

Tender Submission means the proposal submitted by the Supplier in respect of the tender process.

Front 696

they went into """?""" to develop a new range of products.

Back 696

they went into partnership to develop a new range of products.

Front 697

we started "?" a business to supply sports equipment to schools.

Back 697

we started up a business to supply sports equipment to schools.

Front 698

(= getting on) in FORMAL

we will be ""?"" the aircraft in about ten minutes.

Back 698

we will be boarding the aircraft in ten minutes.

Front 699

(=Paid for) in formal

He ""?"" the cost of the repair.

Back 699

He bore the cost of the repair.

Hint 699

BEAR THE COST

bear, bore, born(borne)

Front 700

(= withdraw from) in informal;

He """?"" out of his university course after a year.

Back 700

He dropped out of his university course after a year.

Front 701

(= embark upon) in informal;

The marketing manager ""?""" into a detailed explanation of her new strategy.

Back 701

The marketing manager launched into a detailed explanation of her new strategy.

Front 702

""?"" exhausted (Absolutely/Utterly/very)

Back 702

absolutely exhausted

utterly exhausted

Front 703

رفتار بسیار غیرمعمول

Back 703

Her highly unusual behaviour began to worry her parents.

Hint 703

(extremely unusual

highly unusual ,

really unusual

truly unusual

very unusual)

Front 704

رفتار نسبتا نامعمول

Back 704

Her rather unusual behaviour began to worry her parents.

Front 705

خیلی بعید

Back 705

highly unlikely

Extremely unlikely

Hint 705

(exceedingly, extremely, highly, incredibly, very) unlikely

Front 706

خیلی موفق

Back 706

highly successful

enormously successful

extremely successful

hugely successful

immensely successful

incredibly successful

massively successful

outstandinglysuccessful

Front 707

خیلی رقابتی

خیلی قابل رقابت

Back 707

highly competitive

extremely competitive

so competitive

hugely competitive

very competitive

Front 708

خیلی سودآور

Back 708

enormously profitable

extremely profitable

highly profitable

hugely profitable

immensely profitable

very profitable

Front 709

خیلی موثر

Back 709

devastatingly effective

extremely effective

fully effective

highly effective

hugely effective

Front 710

خیلی بحث برانگیز

Back 710

extremely controversial

highly controversial

hugely controversial

very controversial

Front 711

خیلی توصیه شده (به شدت)

Back 711

highly recommended

strongly recommended

unanimously recommended

certainly recommended

definitely recommended

Hint 711

not (very)

not (extremely)

Front 712

try every possible way:

She's tried every """"? ? ? ?"""" to convince him in vain.

Back 712

She's tried every trick in the book to convince him in vain.

Hint 712

in vain

بیهوده

Front 713

to reserve an appointment;

We can book you "?" after three o'clock.

Back 713

We can book you in after three o'clock.

Front 714

you are interested in knowing something for no other reason except that you just want to know it;

out of """?"""

Back 714

out of curiosity

Hint 714

just wondering

just so I know

just to know

just asking

just out of interest

just to find out

just checking

just for the record

just so you know

just to be clear

just to check

just to see

out of curiosity

just curious

out of interest

as a matter of interest

Front 715

To study, especially with particular intensity;

They go to the beach when they should be """?""" the books and then they wonder why they get bad grades.

Back 715

They go to the beach when they should be hitting the books and then they wonder why they get bad grades.

Front 716

He's keen "?" football.

Back 716

He's keen on football.

Front 717

I've got the key "?" my pocket.

There's some milk "?" the fridge.

She left it "?" the top drawer.

I've left my bag in your office.

There's nothing left "?" my cup.

Back 717

I've got the key in my pocket.

There's some milk in the fridge.

She left it in the top drawer.

There's nothing left in my cup.

Hint 717

in containers, enclosed spaces, buildings, rooms

in areas, regions, cities

Front 718

why don't we have a picnic "?" the park?

I'm filming this video "?" Spain.

I grew up "?" Melbourne.

Holidaying in France is easy if you speak French.

She works in the finance team.

He's got selected to play "?" the national team.

There's a lot of chili "?" that cause.

Back 718

why don't we have a picnic in the park?

I'm filming this video in Spain.

I grew up in Melbourne.

Holidaying in France is easy if you speak French.

She works in the finance team.

He's got selected to play in the national team.

There's a lot of chili in that cause.

Hint 718

in containers, enclosed spaces, buildings, rooms

in areas, regions, cities, teams, liquids

Front 719

phone "?" the table

painting "?" the wall

we live "?" the fourth floor.

can you write it "?" that piece of paper?

He's spilled ice cream "?" his new jumper.

Back 719

phone on the table

painting on the wall

we live on the fourth floor.

can you write it on that piece of paper?

He's spilled ice cream on his new jumper.

Hint 719

on surfaces

Front 720

jumper

Back 720

Hint 720

blouse

Front 721

شیشه امن

شیشه رنگی غیر شفاف(سنتی)

شیشه مشجر (مات)

شیشه رنگی شفاف

Back 721

Safety glass

Stained glass

Frosted glass

Tinted glass

Front 722

شیشه می‌شکند

شیشه خرد می‌شود

شیشه ترک می‌زند

Back 722

Glass breaks

Glass shatters

Glass cracks

Front 723

Eorth remembering;

In Churchill’s """?""" phrase, “it was not the beginning of the end, but the end of the beginning.”

Back 723

In Churchill’s memorable phrase

Hint 723

a memorable phrase/line

Memorable

/ˈmemərəbəl/

Adj.

Front 724

سخنرانی به یاد ماندنی منحصر

The principal of the college made a """?""" memorable speech.

Back 724

The principal of the college made a particularly memorable speech.

Hint 724

or truly memorable

Front 725

تبدیل شد به

The visit """?""" out to be memorable, but not in the way he had intended.

Back 725

The visit turned out to be memorable, but not in the way he had intended.

Hint 725

prove to be memorable

turn out to be memorable

Front 726

برپا کردن یادبود دائمی (ماندنی)

They honoured his bravery by erecting a """?""" memorial.

Back 726

They honoured his bravery by erecting a permanent memorial.

Hint 726

Memorial

/məˈmɔːriəl/

n.

یادبود ماندنی

# a permanent memorial

# a lasting memorial

یادبود درخور

# a fitting memorial

# a suitable memorial

Front 727

بزرگداشت، به یاد داشتن، پاس داشتن

# a memorial """?""" sb/sth

# The memorial """"?""" the soldiers who died during World War II

Back 727

a memoral commemorates sb/sth

The memorial commemorates the soldiers who died during World War II.

Hint 727

commemorate

/kəˈmɛməreɪt/

v.

Front 728

یادبودی برای

Arlington House was originally built as a memorial "?" George Washington.

Back 728

Arlington House was originally built as a memorial to George Washington.

Hint 728

a memorial to sb

a memorial for sb

Front 729

خدمت به عنوان یادبود

The park will """? ?""" a memorial to the dead.

Back 729

The park will serve as a memorial to the dead.

Front 730

very little or very few ;

I hardly ate """?""" yesterday.

Back 730

I hardly ate anything yesterday.

Hint 730

Hardly anything

The adverb hardly means barely or scarcely at all. If you hardly ever visit your cousins in California, it means you almost never travel to see them.

Front 731

something that requires a minimum of thought;

# You are the winner. It's a ""?"".

# The issue seems a """?""".

Back 731

# You are the winner. It's a no-brainer.

# The issue seems a no-brainer.

Front 732

یک نصیحت

I have """? ? ?""" advice for you.

Back 732

I have a piece of advice for you.

Hint 732

advice

uncountable noun

Front 733

"""??""" advice do you have?

(How much/How many)

Back 733

How much advice do you have?

Hint 733

advice

uncountable noun

Front 734

I have a few apples for you.

I have a """?""" advice for you.

(a little/a few)

Back 734

I have a little advice for you.

Hint 734

advice

uncountable noun

Front 735

به شکلی تلخ ناامید

به شکلی تلخ ناامیدکننده

Back 735

bitterly disappointed

bitterly disappointing

Hint 735

bitterly;

carries a feeling of deep sadness

Front 736

به شکلی تلخ متنفر بود

She """? ?""" her father's new wife.

Back 736

She bitterly resented her father's new wife.

Hint 736

bitterly;

carries a feeling of deep sadness

Front 737

به تلخی انتقاد شده

به سختی انتقاد شده

He has been """? ?""" by his teacher.

Back 737

He has been bitterly criticized

He has been harshly criticized by his teacher.by his teacher.

Hint 737

criticize

/ˈkrɪtɪsʌɪz/

bitterly;

carries a feeling of deep sadness

Front 738

به تلخی حسرت خوردن، پشیمان شدن

Back 738

bitterly regret

Front 739

به سختی انتقاد کرد

Following the release of a Senate report that """? ?""" US intelligence gathering, lawmakers are shifting their focus.

Back 739

Following the release of a Senate report that harshly criticizes US intelligence gathering, lawmakers are shifting their focus.

Front 740

ما متاسفیم برای اعلام

The conference has proved very popular, and we """? ? ?""" you that all available spaces have now been taken.

Back 740

The conference has proved very popular, and we regret to inform you that all available spaces have now been taken.

Front 741

شکایت سرسختانه، به شدت

Customers are complaining """"?""" about the quality of the service.

Back 741

Customers are complaining vociferously about the quality of the service.

Hint 741

vociferously

/və(ʊ)ˈsɪf(ə)rəsli/

Front 742

شکایت سرسختانه

شکایت تلخ

شکایت بلند

Back 742

vociferously complain

bitterly complain

loudly complain

Front 743

به تلخی اشک ریختن

بدون کنترل گریه کردن

Back 743

bitterly weeping

uncontrollably crying

Front 744

عمیقا شرمنده

He is """? ?""" of his actions.

Back 744

He is deeply ashamed of his actions.

Front 745

عمیقا نگران شده

Today's Republican Party seems """? ?"""with universal issues.

Back 745

Today's Republican Party seems deeply concerned with universal issues.

Hint 745

concerned about:

concerned for

concerned with

concerned to do something

Front 746

عمیقا شوکه بودیم

We were """? ?""" to hear of his sudden death.

Back 746

We were deeply shocked to hear of his sudden death.

Front 747

#عمیقا شوکه

#خیلی شوکه

#کاملا شوکه

Back 747

deeply shocked

greatly shocked

completely shocked

Front 748

other ways of saying "very";

They were both """?""" committed to the aims of the party.

Back 748

totally committed

deeply committed

strongly committed

highly committed

Front 749

another way of saying "very";

Those who listened to him were """?""" moved.

Back 749

Those who listened to him were deeply moved.

Hint 749

جا خوردن، تکان خوردن، متاثر شدن

Front 750

in a bad way;

I was """?""" affected by what happened, and it ruined my work experience.

Back 750

I was deeply affected by what happened, and it ruined my work experience.

Hint 750

adversely affected

badly affected

deeply affected

negatively affected

seriously affected

severely affected

Front 751

another way of saying "very much";

The remarks about her weight """?""" hurt her.

Back 751

The remarks about her weight deeply hurt her.

Hint 751

#badly hurt

#seriously hurt

#really hurt

#terribly hurt

#hurts like hell (informal)

Front 752

something extreme which seems unbelievable and unreasonable ;

By European standards, the cost of medical care here is """?""" cheap.

Back 752

By European standards, the cost of medical care here is incredibly cheap.

Hint 752

incredibly cheap

ridiculously expensive

very cheap

Front 753

something extreme which seems unbelievable and unreasonable ;

Your lesson was ""?"" easy to learn.

Back 753

Your lesson was ridiculously easy to learn.

Hint 753

really easy

very easy

ridiculously easy

dead easy (informal)

Front 754

something extreme which seems unbelievable and unreasonable ;

Medical supplies are already ""?""" low.

Back 754

Medical supplies are already ridiculously low.

Hint 754

ridiculously low

incredibly low

surprisingly low

Front 755

استثنایی

Their products are of """?""" high quality.

Back 755

Their products are of exceptionally high quality.

Hint 755

exceptionally high

ridiculously high

extraordinary high

Front 756

so long that it seems almost silly;

The drive to our village was easy, even including a """?""" long stop at the gas station.

Back 756

The drive to our village was easy, even including a ridiculously long stop at the gas station.

Hint 756

ridiculously long

impossibly long

inordinately long

Front 757

به شدت مخالفت کردن

I """?""" oppose these proposals and I have made my views known to the Commission.

Back 757

I strongly oppose these proposals and I have made my views known to the Commission.

Hint 757

strongly collocates with verbs that relate to having an opinion ;

# strongly oppose

# strongly influence

# strongly believe

# strongly deny

# strongly recommend

# strongly support

# strongly condemn

# strongly suggest

# strongly feel

# strongly argue

# strongly object

Front 758

به شدت تحت نفوذ

His proposal was """?""" influenced by his advisor.

Back 758

His proposal was strongly influenced by his advisor.

Hint 758

strongly collocates with verbs that relate to having an opinion;

# strongly oppose

# strongly influence

# strongly believe

# strongly deny

# strongly recommend

# strongly support

# strongly condemn

# strongly suggest

# strongly feel

# strongly argue

# strongly object

Front 759

Think of a solution or excuse;

Nobody could ""?"" UP WITH a satisfactory explanation for the accident.

Back 759

"Nobody could COME UP WITH a satisfactory explanation for the accident."

Front 760

از آنجا که پائولین لحن رسایی ندارد، مطمئن بود که برای گروه کر دختران صلاحیت نخواهد داشت

Since Pauline can't ""?"" a tune, she is sure that she will never """?""" for the girl's chorus.

Back 760

Since Pauline can't carry a tune, she is sure that she will never qualify for the girl's chorus.

Front 761

به شدت مخاف با جنگ

his father was a peace campaigner all his life and was """? ?"""" to war

Back 761

his father was a peace campaigner all his life and was strongly opposed to war.

Hint 761

utterly opposed to

Front 762

عمیقا نگران، علاقمند، دلواپس

She has always been """? ?""" about the environment and would like to work for a conservation agency.

Back 762

She has always been deeply concerned about the environment and would like to work for a conservation agency.

Front 763

به شدت

"""?""" recommend

"""?""" dislike

"""?""" influence

Back 763

strongly recommend

strongly dislike

strongly influence

Front 764

another collocation of saying "very";

"""?""" educated

"""?""" profitable

"""?""" unusual

"""?""" effective

"""?""" controversial

Back 764

highly educated

highly profitable

highly unusual

highly effective

highly controversial

Front 765

"""?""" regret

"""?""" criticise

"""?""" resent

"""?""" disappointing

Back 765

bitterly regret

bitterly criticise

bitterly resent

bitterly disappointing

Front 766

مطلقا

"""?""" devastated

"""?""" convinced

"""?""" absurd

"""?""" exhausted

"""?""" miserable

Back 766

absolutely devastated

absolutely convinced

absolutely absurd

absolutely exhausted

absolutely miserable

Front 767

collocations;

Everyone was complaining """?""" when they heard about the new plan. People were """?""" shocked to hear that children would be """?""" forbidden to use the sports ground and most people were strongly opposed to the new rules. Even people who normally never expressed an opinion were """?""" appalled by the proposals.

Back 767

Everyone was complaining bitterly when they heard about the new plan. People were deeply shocked to hear that children would be strictly forbidden to use the sports ground and most people were strongly opposed to the new rules. Even people who normally never expressed an opinion were utterly appalled by the proposals.

Front 768

Would anyone like to """?""" any comments on the talk? (do/make)

Back 768

Would anyone like to make any comments on the talk?

Front 769

The sky """?""" gold as the sun set.

When the tomatoes """?""" red, the farmers pick them and sell them.

The news gave his mother such a shock that her hair """?""" white overnight.

Back 769

The sky turned gold as the sun set.

When the tomatoes turn red, the farmers pick them and sell them.

The news gave his mother such a shock that her hair turned white overnight.

Hint 769

Turn, not get

Turn often collocates with colours

Front 770

formal alternative to "'get pregnant''' ;

She gave up smoking when she """?""" pregnant.

Back 770

She gave up smoking when she became pregnant.

Hint 770

Get and become can often be used with the same collocations, but become is more formal.

Front 771

formal alternative to "get involved'' ;

I would like to """?""" involved in raising money for charity.

Back 771

I would like to become involved in raising money for charity.

Hint 771

Get and become can often be used with the same collocations, but become is more formal.

get angry = become angry

get upset = become upset

get bored = become bored

get excited = become excited

get depressed = become depressed

get impatient = become impatient

get violent = become violent

Front 772

formal alternative to "get'' ;

get angry = """?""" angry

get upset = """?""" upset

get bored = """?""" bored

get excited = """?""" excited

Back 772

get angry = become angry

get upset = become upset

get bored = become bored

get excited = become excited

Front 773

formal alternative to "get'' ;

get depressed = """?""" depressed

get impatient = """?""" impatient

get violent = """?""" violent

Back 773

get depressed = become depressed

get impatient = become impatient

get violent = become violent

Front 774

formal alternative to "get'' ;

he """?""" depressed after his wife's death.

Back 774

he became depressed after his wife's death.

Hint 774

Get and become can often be used with the same collocations, but become is more formal.

get angry = become angry

get upset = become upset

get bored = become bored

get excited = become excited

get depressed = become depressed

get impatient = become impatient

get violent = become violent

Front 775

Our local baker's has """"?""" famous for its apple tarts. (get/become)

Back 775

Our local baker's has become famous for its apple tarts.

Hint 775

Become, not get, is used with the following:

become extinct

become popular

become unpopular

become homeless

become famous

Front 776

Alternatives to get and become

She ""?"" ill and was taken to hospital.

Back 776

She fell ill and was taken to hospital

Front 777

Alternatives to get and become

Everyone """?""" silent when they heard the shocking news.

Back 777

Everyone fell silent when they heard the shocking news.

Front 778

Alternatives to get and become

As my father """?""" older, he spent less time working.

The noise """?""" louder and soon we realised it was a plane approaching.

Back 778

As my father grew older, he spent less time working.

The noise grew louder and soon we realised it was a plane approaching.

Front 779

more appropriate alternatives

I was able to """?""" new friends. (get/make)

Back 779

I was able to make new friends.

Front 780

more appropriate alternatives

A year ago he """?""" a heart attack. (had/got/suffered)

Back 780

A year ago he had a heart attack.

A year ago he suffered a heart attack.

Front 781

more appropriate alternatives I

if I """?""" a child of my own one day... (get/have)

Back 781

if I have a child of my own one day...

Front 782

more appropriate alternatives

I was """?""" crazy. (going/getting)

Back 782

I was going crazy.

Hint 782

Go, not get

Go is used for people's personality, appearance and physical abilities;

people go mad.

people go bald.

people go grey.

people go blind.

people go deaf.

Front 783

more appropriate alternatives

In June, I """?""" a baby, James. (got/had)

Back 783

In June, I had a baby, James.

Front 784

The pages of the book had """?""" yellow over the years. (got/gone)

Back 784

The pages of the book had gone yellow over the years.

go, not get

Hint 784

Go is often used for sudden, usually negative, changes;

his face went red.

the sky went very dark.

the book had gone yellow.

Front 785

He was very embarrassed and his face """?""" red. (go/get)

Back 785

He was very embarrassed and his face went red.

go, not get

Hint 785

Go is often used for sudden, usually negative, changes;

his face went red.

the sky went very dark.

the pages had gone yellow.

Front 786

as men get older they can """?""" bald.(go/get)

as men get older they can ""?"" grey.(get/go)

Back 786

as men get older they can go bald.

as men get older they can go grey.

Hint 786

get + (dark, light, late, ...)

Go + colors

Go + (negative change; mad, bald, bad, ...)

Front 787

You can ....?.... red if you are embarrassed. (go/get)

Back 787

You can go red if you are embarrassed.

Hint 787

get + (dark, light, late, ...)

Go + colors

Go + (negative change; mad, bald, bad, ...)

Front 788

if the news is a great shock your hair might ...?... white. (turn/go/get)

Back 788

if the news is a great shock your hair might turn white.

if the news is a great shock your hair might go white.

Hint 788

Turn + colors

# Go + colors

## Go + (negative changes; mad, bald, bad, ...)

Front 789

if the news is a great shock your face can ...?... white. (turn/go/get)

Back 789

if the news is a great shock your face can go white.

Hint 789

# Go + colors (negative change)

## Go + (negative changes; mad, bald, bad, ...)

Front 790

-- what happens to strawberries as they ripen?

+ they ...?... red.

Back 790

they turn red.

Hint 790

Turn + colors

# Go + colors(negative change)

## Go + (negative changes; mad, bald, bad, ...)

Front 791

The poet John Milton lost his eyesight at the end of his life = he ...?.... blind.

Back 791

he went blind.

Hint 791

Go + (negative changes; mad, bald, bad, colors, ...)

Front 792

The composer Beethoven lost his hearing at the end of his life =

he ...?... deaf

Back 792

He went deaf.

Hint 792

Go + (negative changes; mad, bald, bad, colors, ...)

Front 793

Would you like me .?. take you in the car?

Back 793

Would you like me to take you in the car?

Hint 793

used when offering something or inviting someone;

# Would you like a drink?

# Would you like to join us for dinner tonight?

# Would you like me to take you in the car?

Front 794

at the end of Shakespeare's play, Hamlet loses his mind =

Hamlet ...?... mad

Back 794

Hamlet went mad.

Hint 794

Go + (negative changes; mad, bald, bad, colors, ...)

Front 795

if it's about to rain the sky might turn grey

Back 795

# the sky might turn grey.

# the sky might go dark.

Front 796

would you be interested in ...?.... involved in this project?

(get/grow/become)

Back 796

would you be interested in becoming involved in this project?

Front 797

he has always dreamt of ...?..... famous.

Back 797

he has always dreamt of becoming famous.

Hint 797

become extinct

become homeless

become depressed

become involved

become angry

become worse

Front 798

suitable for her;

That red dress really ....?.... her = it goes with her hair.

Back 798

That red dress really becomes her = it goes with her hair.

Hint 798

if something becomes you, it is suitable for you or it makes you more attractive

Front 799

The zero conditional;

If you heat ice, it ...?.....

If it rains, the grass ....?.... wet.

Back 799

If you heat ice, it melts.

If it rains, the grass gets wet.

Hint 799

the zero conditional;

real and possible situation

if +simple present, simple present

Front 800

the 1st conditional;

If this thing happens, that thing ...?... happen.

If you don't hurry, you ...?... miss the train.

If it rains today, you ...?... get wet.

Back 800

If this thing happens, that thing will happen.

If you don't hurry, you will miss the train.

If it rains today, you will get wet.

Hint 800

the 1st conditional;

possible condition and probable result

If +simple present, simple future

Front 801

type 2 conditional;

If this thing happened, that thing ...?.... happen

or

that thing would be happening.

If you went to bed earlier, you ...?... not be so tired.

If it rained, you would ...?... wet.

If I spoke Italian, I would ...?... working in Italy.

Back 801

If this thing happened, that thing would happen.

or that thing would be happening.

If you went to bed earlier, you would not be so tired.

If it rained, you would get wet.

If I spoke Italian, I would be working in Italy.

Hint 801

now or any time,

for a situation that is unreal.

If + simple past,

present conditional

or present continuous conditional

Front 802

the 3rd conditional;

if this thing had happened, that thing would ...?... happened. (but neither of those things really happened)

OR

that thing would have ...?... happening.

Back 802

if this thing had happened, that thing would have happened. (but neither of those things really happened)

OR

that thing would have been happening.

Hint 802

the 3rd conditional;

in the past, and a situation that is contrary to reality

If + past perfect,

perfect conditional

or perfect continuous conditional

Front 803

اگر آدرسش را پیدا کنم، یک دعوتنامه به او خواهم قرستاد.

first conditional

Back 803

If I find her address, I’ll send her an invitation.

Hint 803

1st;

if + Simple Present, will-Future

Front 804

third conditional;

If I hadn't eaten so much, I wouldn't ...? ?.... sick. (I did feel sick)

Back 804

If I hadn't eaten so much, I wouldn't have felt sick.

(but I did eat a lot, and so I did feel sick).

Hint 804

third conditional;

If + past perfect(had+pp),

perfect conditional

(would+have+p.p)

Front 805

third conditional;

If you ...?... told me about the meeting, I .....? ?.... come.

(but we know I didn't come)

Back 805

If you had told me about the meeting, I would have come.

Hint 805

third conditional;

If + past perfect(had+pp),

perfect conditional

(would+have+p.p)

Front 806

third conditional;

If you ...?... told me about the meeting, I ...? ?.... missed it.

Back 806

If you had told me about the meeting, I wouldn’t have missed it.

Hint 806

third conditional;

If + past perfect(had+pp),

perfect conditional

(would+have+p.p)

Front 807

If I ...?... stayed at university, I could have got a master's degree.

Back 807

If I had stayed at university, I could have got a master's degree.

If I’d stayed at university,

Hint 807

third conditional;

If + past perfect(had+pp),

perfect conditional

(would+have+p.p)

Front 808

third conditional;

What would you have ...?... if you’d ...?.... me?

Back 808

What would you have done

if you’d been me?

Hint 808

third conditional;

If + past perfect(had+pp),

perfect conditional

(would+have+p.p)

Front 809

second conditional;

You ....?.... dare try to justify yourself if you ...?.... what I'd lost

Back 809

You wouldn't dare try to justify yourself if you knew what I'd lost.

Hint 809

second conditional;

if + past simple,

would + V1

Front 810

She ...? ? ?.... you a fine if you’d apologized. (give a fine)

Back 810

She wouldn’t have given you a fine

if you’d apologized.

(if you had apologized)

Hint 810

third conditional;

If + past perfect(had+pp)

,

(would+have+p.p)

Front 811

از شنیدن آن خوشحالم

از دیدن تو خوشحالم

Back 811

glad to hear that

glad to meet you

Front 812

we're so glad we decided to ...?... a holiday here.

Back 812

we're so glad we decided to take a holiday here.

Hint 812

take a holiday

take a trip

take a train

take a bus

take a liking to

take a risk

take an interest in

take a lot of photos

take a chance

take a dislike to

take advantage of

take action

Front 813

Be concerned or curious;

He promised to ...?... an interest in the company as soon as he could afford to.

Back 813

He promised to take an interest in the company as soon as he could afford to.

Hint 813

take a holiday

take a trip

take a train

take a bus

take a liking to

take a risk

take an interest in

take a lot of photos

take a chance

take a dislike to

take advantage of

take action

Front 814

John's really ...?... an interest in photography lately.

Back 814

John's really taken an interest in photography lately.

Hint 814

take a holiday

take a trip

take a train

take a bus

take a liking to

take a risk

take an interest in

take a lot of photos

take a chance

take a dislike to

take advantage of

take action

Front 815

No point in staying somewhere where your boss has ...?.... a dislike to you.

Back 815

No point in staying somewhere where your boss has taken a dislike to you.

Hint 815

take a holiday

take a trip

take a train

take a bus

take a liking to

take a risk

take an interest in

take a lot of photos

take a chance

take a dislike to

take advantage of

take action

Front 816

At funeral, people ...?... their last respect to the person he has died.

Back 816

At funeral, people pay their last respect to the person he has died.

Hint 816

pay respect to

pay attention to

pay someone a compliment

pay tribute

Front 817

تعریف کردن

I was trying to ...?... her a compliment but she misunderstood.

Back 817

I was trying to pay her a compliment but she misunderstood.

Hint 817

pay someone a compliment

pay respect to

pay attention to

pay tribute

Front 818

تقدیر کردن، ستایش کردن

when Jack retired, his boss made a speech ...?... tribute to all he had done for the company.

Back 818

when Jack retired, his boss made a speech paying tribute to all he had done for the company.

Hint 818

pay tribute to someone (formal)

pay tribute to something

pay someone a compliment

pay respect to

pay attention to

Front 819

We should take a ...? ?... look at the way we deal with refugees in this country.

Back 819

We should

take a long hard look at the way we deal with refugees in this country.

Hint 819

to think about a problem or issue very carefully

Front 820

یک عدد تقریبی

The driver usually spends four hours or .?. helping to load and prepare his lorry.

Back 820

The driver usually spends four hours or so helping to load and prepare his lorry.

Front 821

The chairperson ...?... the meeting at 4:30. (shut/close)

Back 821

The chairperson closed the meeting at 4:30.

Front 822

she was very rude. she said:

''...?... your mouth"

(shut/close)

A dentist might ask you to ...?... your mouth. (shut/close)

Back 822

she was very rude. she said:''shut your mouth"

A dentist might ask you to close your mouth.

Front 823

اگر ان یک نفر هم در ساحل وجود نداشت,انجا مکان متروکه ای بیش نبود

there was just one ...?... figure on the otherwise ...?.... beach.

Back 823

there was just one solitary figure on the otherwise deserted beach.

Front 824

she was the ...?... survivor of the crash. Everyone else died.

Back 824

she was the sole survivor of the crash.

Front 825

این رویداد بی نظیر است، سه نخست وزیر سابق همه در یک اتاق

this is a ...?... occasion, with three past Prime Minister all together in one room.

Back 825

this is a unique occasion, with three past Prime Minister all together in one room.

Front 826

به خاک زدن حریف، به کف مالیدن

She ...?... the floor with her opponent in the debate.

Back 826

She wiped the floor with her opponent in the debate.

Hint 826

Wipe the floor with somebody

Front 827

To exhaust or discourage someone;

The woman seemed ...?.... down.

Back 827

The woman seemed beaten down.

Hint 827

Beat sb down

Front 828

من خشک شده بودم اما آلیس آرام و خونسرد و جمع و جور بود

I was petrified to take the stage, but Alice was cool, calm, and ...?....

Back 828

I was petrified to take the stage, but Alice was cool, calm, and collected.

Hint 828

Cool, Calm, and Collected

Front 829

a friend can give an honest opinion;

a friend's eye is a ...? ?....

Back 829

a friend's eye is a good mirror

Front 830

a friend in ...?... is a friend ...?....

Back 830

a friend in need is a friend indeed.

Front 831

make (someone) annoyed, impatient, or angry

my little sister ...?.... me 24/7

Back 831

My little sister irritates me 24/7

Hint 831

irritate

v.

آزردن، تحریک کردن، رنجاندن، برانگیختن

24/7

all the time (idiom)

Front 832

After constantly being prank-called, Julian decided to give Juan a ...?.... of his own medicine and ordered twenty-seven pizzas to be delivered to Juan’s house.

Back 832

After constantly being prank-called, Julian decided to give Juan a taste of his own medicine and ordered twenty-seven pizzas to be delivered to Juan’s house.

Hint 832

A taste of your own medicine

Front 833

To be nervous;

Liam had ...?.... in his stomach before he went on stage to play the violin.

Back 833

Liam had butterflies in his stomach before he went on stage to play the violin.

Front 834

idiom;

I was late to the airport and caught my flight by the ....?.... of my teeth.

Back 834

I caught my flight

by the skin of my teeth.

Hint 834

(= to only just succeed)

Front 835

I just saw you kissing my boyfriend. What’s the matter?

Cat ...?... your tongue?

Back 835

Cat got your tongue?

Hint 835

Usually said to embarrass the other person

Front 836

You have cried ...?... so many times that no one believes you when you're really hurt.

Back 836

You have cried wolf so many times that no one believes you when you're really hurt.

Hint 836

Crying wolf;

call for help when it is not needed

Front 837

If you ...?... wolf too often, people will stop believing you.

Back 837

If you cry wolf too often, people will stop believing you.

Hint 837

Crying wolf;

ask for help when it is not needed

Front 838

-- "Andrew's late again."

+ "...?... him some slack - his wife just had a baby."

Back 838

Cut him some slack

Hint 838

cut someone some slack;

to not judge someone as severely

Front 839

Hey. Cut me some ...?.... . I was really busy with my business last week and forgot to call. I'm sorry!

Back 839

Cut me some slack.

cut someone some slack

Hint 839

cut someone some slack;

to not judge someone as severely

Front 840

knocked down, tired, giving up

The boxer was down for the ...?... .

Back 840

The boxer was down for the count.

Hint 840

down for the count

Front 841

The company is in trouble and may be about to go ....?... for the count.

Back 841

The company is about to go down for the count.

Hint 841

Tired; giving up, knocked down

Front 842

my dog is ...?... for the count after chasing cats all day.

Back 842

she’s down for the count after chasing cats all day.

Front 843

set a limit on what one is willing to do or accept;

her father draws the line at her coming in after midnight

Back 843

her father draws the line at her coming in after midnight

Hint 843

Draw the line

Front 844

set a limit;

You can make as much noise as you want, but I ...?.... the line at fighting.

Back 844

You can make as much noise as you want, but I draw the line at fighting.

Front 845

-- We just need to raise the money.

+ That's easier ...?... than done.

Back 845

That's easier said than done.

Hint 845

Easier said than done

Front 846

a period when you try to spend less money than usual;

going on an economy ...?... is easier said than done.

Back 846

going on an economy drive is easier said than done.

Front 847

going on an economy drive is easier said ....? ?......

Back 847

going on an economy drive is easier said than done.

Hint 847

be easier said than done

Front 848

You can find good in every bad situation;

Every cloud has a...? ?....

Back 848

Every cloud has a silver lining.

Front 849

every bad situation holds the possibility of something good;

every cloud has a ...? ?....

Back 849

every cloud has a silver lining.

Front 850

Always be optimistic and look for something good;

every cloud has a ...? ?....

Back 850

every cloud has a silver lining.

Front 851

I tried to find my lost key on the sandy beach, but it was like trying to find a needle in a ...?... .

Back 851

Find a needle in a haystack

............................ /ˈheɪstak/

Front 852

Tom felt like a fish ...? ?... water at the convention his new girlfriend begged him to attend.

Back 852

Tom felt like a fish out of water at the meeting.

Front 853

I can see that something's upsetting you, so why don't you get it off your chest and tell me what it is.

Back 853

why don't you get it off your chest and tell me what it is.

Hint 853

Get something off your chest

Front 854

Charlie was feeling bad about cheating on his wife, so he got it off his chest and told her about it

Back 854

he got it off his chest and told her about it

Hint 854

Get something off your chest

Front 855

To try something;

I’ve never gone kite-boarding, but I’m prepared to give it a ...?....

Back 855

I’ve never gone kite-boarding, but I’m prepared to give it a whirl

Hint 855

go kiteboarding

give it a whirl

............./wəːl/

Front 856

to try sth;

I'm not sure I'll like skiing, but I'll give it a ...?...

Back 856

I'm not sure I'll like skiing, but I'll give it a whirl.

Would you like to give it a whirl?

Come on, just give it a whirl.

Hint 856

give it a whirl

............. /wəːl/

Front 857

The company

went down in ...?.... after reports came out that it had been financing illegal activities.

Back 857

The company went down in flames.

Hint 857

go down in flames

#to fail spectacularly

#to end suddenly and completely

#be utterly ruined or wrecked

Front 858

The plan looks good, but

it would go down in ....?....

if any of the stakeholders withdraw from participating.

Back 858

The plan looks good, but it would go down in flames if any of the stakeholders withdraw from participating.

Hint 858

go down in flames;

#to fail spectacularly

#to end suddenly and completely

#be utterly ruined or wrecked

Front 859

To make an extra effort;

My dentist always

goes the ....?... mile, offering free back massages at the end of a stressful tooth extraction.

Back 859

To make an extra effort. My dentist always goes the extra mile, offering free back massages at the end of a stressful tooth extraction.

Hint 859

Go the extra mile

Front 860

to do more than expected;

When it comes to weaker students, the teacher goes ...? ?... mile to help them understand.

Back 860

When it comes to weaker students, the teacher goes the extra mile to help them understand.

Front 861

Be patient;

I know you're struggling right now in school but just hang ....? ?...... , It'll get easier. I promise.

Back 861

I know you're struggling right now in school but just hang in there. It'll get easier. I promise.

Front 862

If you say that someone lives their life in the ....? ?...., you mean that they live in a way which seems full of activity and excitement but which often involves a lot of pressure.

Back 862

life in the fast lane,

(= live in a way full of activity and excitement and a lot of pressure)

Front 863

The ambulance arrived in the ...?... of time. If they had been 5 minutes later he would have died.

Back 863

The ambulance arrived in the nick of time.

Hint 863

Almost too late

Front 864

Brady’s surprise party is going to be great if you don’t let the cat ....? ? ? ?......

Back 864

don’t let the cat out of the bag.

Front 865

Let the chips fall where they may

Back 865

Let the chips fall where they may

Front 866

I'm going to just try out for the cheerleading squad and let the chips .....? ?..... they may.

Back 866

I'm going to just try out for the cheerleading squad and

let the chips fall where they may.

Hint 866

poker chips

Front 867

To go crazy; insane;

My poor grandmother started losing her ...?.... after she had a stroke.

Back 867

My poor grandmother started losing her marbles after she had a stroke.

Hint 867

lose her marbles (informal)

Front 868

become crazy or mentally confused;

They say the old man has lost his ...?... because of the strange things he’s been saying, but I’m not so sure.

Back 868

They say the old man has lost his marbles because of the strange things he’s been saying, but I’m not so sure.

Hint 868

lose her marbles (informal)

Front 869

Very rarely;

Peter only comes out for a drink ....?.... in ...?.... moon now that he has kids.

Back 869

Peter only comes out for a drink once in blue moon now that he has kids.

Front 870

Plain as day; Obvious; Clear;

It’s ...?.... as day that you’re in love with her, so just admit it.

Back 870

It’s plain as day that you’re in love with her, so just admit it.

Front 871

To be less important;

I hate playing second ...?.... to my sister; she always does things better than I do!

Back 871

I hate playing second fiddle to my sister; she always does things better than I do!

Hint 871

Play second fiddle:

Front 872

to be in subordinate position to someone;

I'm tired ofplaying second fiddle to John. I'm better trained than him, and I have more experience.I shouldn't always play...? ?......

Back 872

I'm tired ofplaying second fiddle to John. I'm better trained than he, and I have more experience.I shouldn't always play second fiddle.

Front 873

Say something foolish, embarrassing, or tactless;

Jane put her ...?.... in her ...?... when she called him by her first husband's name.

Back 873

Jane put her foot in her mouth when she called him by her first husband's name.

Front 874

say sth tactless;

She put her ...?.... in her mouth when she called him by her first husband's name.

Back 874

She put her foot in her mouth when she called him by her first husband's name.

Front 875

I totally put my foot in my ...?... when I asked Jessica when she was going to haveher baby. She wasn't pregnant, she'd just gained weight.

Back 875

I totally put my foot in my mouth when I asked Jessica when she was going to haveher baby. She wasn't pregnant, she'd just gained weight.

Hint 875

Say something foolish, embarrassing, or tactless

Front 876

To be bothered or annoyed by;

She is sickand ...?.... of her dog chewing up her shoes every day

Back 876

She is sickand tired of her dog chewing up her shoes every day.

Front 877

To think aboutsomething for a while before making a decision;

Don’t tell me whether you’llmove to Texas with me or not today. ...?... on it, and get back to me tomorrow.

Back 877

Sleep on it, and get back to me tomorrow.

Front 878

Warm and cozy; content;

That baby looksas ...?... as a bug in a rug cuddled up next to his mother.

Back 878

That baby looksas snug as a bug in a rug cuddled up next to his mother.

Front 879

To start performingbetter. Listen, Jen. You'd better ...?... up your game if you want to get all A'sin Miss Finch's Physics class. She isn't easy!

Back 879

You'd better step up your game if you want to get all A's.

Front 880

To interfere;

Sharon always ...?... her nose into everyone else’s business.

Back 880

Sharon always sticks her nose into everyone else’s business.

Hint 880

poke one's nose into something

Stick one's nose into something

Front 881

Put someone in a challenge;

He CALLED the speaker "?" several mis-statements of fact.

Back 881

"He CALLED the speaker ON several misstatements of fact."

Hint 881

Call on;

# Ask for help

# Visit

# Challenge

# Ask someone to do something, especially to speak in public. (Formal)

Front 882

Directly from the person involved;

Listen to the newsstraight from the ...? ?......; we’re all getting bonuses this week.

Back 882

Listen to the newsstraight from the horse’s mouth.

Front 883

I don't believe that she did it. I'm going to go to ask her and hear it ....? ?..... the horse'smouth.”

Back 883

I'm going to go to hear it straight from the horse'smouth.

Front 884

Relax;

I know you’re not feeling well, so try to take ...? ?.... today.

Back 884

try to take it easy today.

Front 885

The small easily visible part of a larger problem;

Thefact that Carrie is dating a member of the mafia is just the ...?... of the iceberg;she’s also smuggling contraband into the country.

Back 885

The fact that Carrie is dating a member of the mafia is just the tip of the iceberg.

Front 886

Her success is just the tip of the ...?.... , she had tofight very hard to get to the position where she’s at, and we just didn’t see that.

Back 886

Her success is just the tip of the iceberg

Front 887

see a very small part of a situation;

Have you ever experienced a situation where you could only see the tip of the ...?.... ?

Back 887

you could only see the tip of the iceberg

Front 888

the problem is not entirely visible;

we can see only the ...?... of the ...?...

Back 888

we can see only the tip of the iceberg

Front 889

to be unable to get a general understanding of a situation because you are too worried about the details;

not see the ...?.... for the trees

Back 889

not see the wood for the trees

can't see the forest for the trees

Front 890

I don't think we can see the...?... for the ..?.. at this stage, so let's get an outsider to take a look at theproject and give us a progress report.

Back 890

I don't think we can see thewood for the trees at this stage, so let's get an outsider to take a look at theproject and give us a progress report.

Front 891

Shouldn't we stop for gas? We'llbe up a creek ...? ? ?...... if the car dies on that desolate road ahead.

Back 891

We'llbe up a creek without a paddle if the car dies on that desolate road ahead.

Front 892

they ...?.... tho lorry and drove away. (charge/load)

Back 892

they loaded tho lorry and drove away.

Hint 892

load the lorry

load cargoes

load van

load ship, etc.

load weapons

Front 893

The Socialist Party ...?... control of the National Assembly. (win/earn/gain)

Back 893

The Socialist Party gained control of the National Assembly.

Hint 893

gain + noun relating to political authority;

gain control

gain power

gain access

Front 894

Her paintings ...?... recognition thanks to a major exhibition in New York. (gain/earn/achieve)

Back 894

Her paintings gained recognition thanks to a major exhibition in New York.

Hint 894

Gain is often used with abstract nouns that suggest a benefit to the 'gainer';

gain recognition

gain a reputation,

gain publicity

gain an advantage

Front 895

He ...?... a medal in the 2016 Olympic Games. (win/earn/gain)

Back 895

He won a medal in the 2016 Olympic Games.

Hint 895

Win associated with competition or fighting;

win an award

win a prize

win a medal

win a match

win a battle

win a war

win an election

Front 896

The Conservative Party ..?... the 2015 General Election. (win/ defeat/gain)

Back 896

The Conservative Party won the 2015 General Election.

Hint 896

Win associated with competition or fighting;

win an election

win a battle

win a war

win an award

win a prize

win a medal

win a match

Front 897

It's difficult to ...?... success in international sport.

(earn/gain/achieve)

Back 897

It's difficult to achieve success in international sport.

Hint 897

Achieve + abstract nouns;

achieve success

achieve your goals

achieve your aims

achieve ambition

Front 898

He ...?.... his opponent in the tennis final.

(beat/defeat/win)

Back 898

He beated his opponent in the tennis final.

He defeated his opponent in the tennis final. (more Formal)

Hint 898

you win a match but,

you beat an opponent;

beat a team

beat an opponent

defeat a team (Formal)

defeat an opponent (Formal)

Front 899

Chris made a lot of money when he sold some shares .?. the stock ...?....

Back 899

Chris made a lot of money when he sold some shares on the stock exchange.

Hint 899

earn salary

earn money (by working)

make money (not just by working)

Front 900

I ....?.... my lifelong ambition of stroking a koala.

Back 900

I achieved my lifelong ambition of stroking a koala.

Hint 900

Achieve + abstract nouns;

achieve ambition

achieve success

achieve your goals

achieve your aims

Front 901

a face ...?.... with pleasure and eyes ...?.... with excitement or delight.

Back 901

a face shines with pleasure and eyes shine with excitement or delight.

Hint 901

Light in English is associated with happiness;

face shines

eyes shine

face lights up

eyes light up

an atmosphere lightens

a mood lightens

Front 902

If someone's face ...?... or their eyes ...?... or someone's expression ...?... , then we know that that person is unhappy, often because they are feeling angry.

Back 902

If someone's face darkens or their eyes darken or someone's expression darkens, then we know that that person is unhappy.

Hint 902

Darkness is associated with unhappiness and negative feelings;

Dark thoughts

dark days

dark times

face darkens

eyes darken

expression darkens

Front 903

...?... thoughts are gloomy or sinister ones

and ...?.... days or ...?... times are unpleasant times to live through.

Back 903

Dark thoughts are gloomy or sinister ones

and dark days or dark times are unpleasant times to live through.

Hint 903

Darkness is associated with unhappiness and negative feelings;

Dark thoughts

dark days

dark times

face darkens

eyes darken

expression darkens

Front 904

progress easily without effort;

It was a very successful meeting. The ideas ...?... . (stream/flood/flow)

Back 904

It was a very successful meeting. The ideas flowed.

Hint 904

Ideas flow

conversation flows

Front 905

The little girl was in ...?... of tears. (flood/stream)

Tears were ...?... down her face. (flood/stream)

Back 905

The little girl was in floods of tears.

Tears were streaming down her face.

Hint 905

a flood of tears

floods of tears

tears streaming down someone's face

Front 906

lots of people moving smoothly;

People ...?... out of the hall at the end of the lecture

(stream/pour)

Back 906

People poured out of the hall at the end of the lecture

People streamed out of the hall at the end of the lecture

Front 907

a few people moving slowly ;

People ...?... into the concert hall.

Back 907

People trickled into the concert hall.

Hint 907

people trickle

trickle

/ˈtrɪk(ə)l/

n.v.

flow in a small stream,

a small flow

Front 908

continuous movement;

There was a ...?... of traffic outside our room all night. (flood/pour/stream)

Back 908

There was a stream of traffic outside our room all night.

Hint 908

continuous movement;

a stream of visitors

a stream of traffic

a stream of cars

a stream of smoke

a stream of stories

Front 909

A ...?.... debate is one in which people disagree in an angry way with each other.

Back 909

A heated debate is one in which people disagree in an angry way with each other.

Hint 909

fire and heat often suggest anger in English ;

a heated debate

a heated discussion

a heated conversation

a fiery temper

Front 910

If you say that someone has a ...?... temper, you mean that they often get suddenly angry.

Back 910

If you say that someone has a fiery temper, you mean that they often get suddenly angry.

Hint 910

fire and heat often suggest anger in English;

a fiery temper

a heated debate

a heated discussion

a heated conversation

Front 911

The word flare means show a bright light in the dark. If you say ...?... flared, you mean that people became angry with each other.

Back 911

If you say tempers flared, you mean that people became angry with each other

Hint 911

it suddenly becomes more violent;

tempers flare

violence flares up

troubles flare up

conflicts flare up

Front 912

Tempers ..?... and things began to get out of control.

Back 912

Tempers flare and things began to get out of control.

Hint 912

it suddenly becomes more violent;

tempers flare

violence flares up

troubles flare up

conflicts flare up

Front 913

We talk about a blaze of glory or a blaze of publicity meaning there is a lot of it and it is spectacular.

Back 913

We talk about a blaze of glory or a blaze of publicity meaning there is a lot of it and it is spectacular.

Front 914

strong bright light;

a ...?... of light

Back 914

a blaze of color

a blaze of light

a blaze of sunshine

a blaze of glory

a blaze of publicity

Front 915

a lot of attention and excitement from the public and newspapers, television, etc;

their divorce took place amid a ...?... of publicity.

Back 915

their divorce took place amid a blaze of publicity.

Hint 915

a blaze of publicity

​a blaze of ​glory

Front 916

If something happens in a blaze of ...?... , you do it or it happens in a very successful and impressive way.

Back 916

If something happens in a blaze of glory, it happens in a very successful and impressive way.

Front 917

The accountant quit his job in a blaze of ...?.... , distributing records of the CEO's financial transgressions to everyone in the company

Back 917

The accountant quit his job in a blaze of glory

Front 918

If you feel very embarrassed, your cheeks ...?... with embarrassment.

Back 918

If you feel very embarrassed, your cheeks burn with embarrassment.

Front 919

Violation;

This website is unavailable due to copyright ...?.....

Back 919

This website is unavailable due to copyright infringement

Front 920

Visiting my old school ....?.... BACK memories of when I was a pupil there.

Back 920

Visiting my old school BROUGHT BACK memories of when I was a pupil there.

Front 921

An opportunity ....?..... for me to work in US, so I went and spent a few years there.

Back 921

An opportunity arose for me to work in US, so I went and spent a few years there.

Hint 921

Opportunity arise

Front 922

People feel educational standards .....?..... when the goverment cut finance.

Back 922

People feel educational standards slipped when the goverment cut finance.

Front 923

Our lawyer ......? ?..... a contract for us to sign.

Back 923

Our lawyer drew up a contract for us to sign.

Hint 923

Draw up a contract

Draw up a list

Front 924

I didn't want to ....? ?.... the chance of seeing NewYork, so I agreed to go on the trip.

Back 924

I didn't want to pass up the chance of seeing NewYork, so I agreed to go on the trip.

Hint 924

Pass up a chance

Pass up an opportunity

Front 925

The police officer's vest can ....?.... the impact of a bullet.

Back 925

The police officer's vest can withstand the impact of a bullet.

Hint 925

Withstand the impact

Withstand pressure

Front 926

Unusually large number;

There's been a ...?.... of attacks in our area recently.

Back 926

There's been a spate of attacks in our area recently.

Hint 926

a spate of attacks

a spate of thefts

Front 927

Unussually large number at the same time;

The minister had to put up with a ....?.... of questions from the angry audience.

Back 927

The minister had to put up with a barrage of questions from the angry audience.

Hint 927

a barrage of questions

a barrage of insults

Front 928

By a ....?.... of luck I found my keys in the rubbish bin.

Back 928

By a stroke of luck I found my keys in the rubbish bin.

Front 929

Small piece of information;

She gave me a .....?..... of information which is top secret.

Back 929

She gave me a snippet of information which is top secret.

Front 930

I'm not surprised Tania wants to study Chinese at university. I knew She has always had a ...?... for languages.

Back 930

She has always had a gift for languages.

Hint 930

extraordinary gift

great gift

rare gift

special gift

wonderful gift

Front 931

once my exams are over I'll ....?.... my thoughts to planning a holiday.

Back 931

I'll turn my thoughts to planning a holiday.

Front 932

that’s a good idea;

--- shall we go to the cinema instead of the park?

++ That’s a ...?... .

Back 932

That’s a thought.

Front 933

...?... in thought, he did not hear the doorbell ring.

Back 933

Deep in thought

Hint 933

the mental effort

Front 934

far more people these days manage to win the ....?..... against cancer.

Back 934

far more people these days manage to win the battle against cancer.

Front 935

If you say that someone has won the battle but lost the ...?... , you mean that they have won the small conflict but lost the larger one.

Back 935

If you say that someone has won the battle but lost the war, you mean that they have won the small conflict but lost the larger one.

Hint 935

(=/= Lose the battle but win the war)

Front 936

not at all likely;

He doesn’t ....?.... a chance of winning the tournament.

Back 936

He doesn’t stand a chance of winning the tournament.

Hint 936

stand a chance

a fighting chance

a fifty-fifty chance

Pass up the chance

= blow a chance (inf)

Jump at a chance

=seize ac chance

=grab a chance

Front 937

a chance by trying hard;

We still have a ....?.... chance of beating them if we keep our minds on the game.

Back 937

We still have a fighting chance of beating them.

Hint 937

stand a chance

a fighting chance

a fifty-fifty chance

Pass up the chance

= blow a chance (inf)

Jump at a chance

=seize ac chance

=grab a chance

Front 938

an even chance (= happening or not happening are equal);

He had a fifty-fifty chance of surviving the operation.

Back 938

He had a fifty-fifty chance of surviving the operation.

Hint 938

stand a chance

a fighting chance

a fifty-fifty chance

Pass up the chance

= blow a chance (inf)

Jump at a chance

=seize ac chance

=grab a chance

Front 939

=have to deal;

Thenew government faces the daunting challenge of completing the building on time.

Back 939

Thenew government faces the daunting challenge of completing the building on time.

Hint 939

face the challenge

meet the challenges

pose a challenge

rise to the challenge

mount achallenge

a direct challenge

Front 940

=deal with it successfully;

Arewestern nations ready to ...?... the enormous environmental challenges that lie ahead?

Back 940

Arethey ready to meet the challenges that lie ahead?

Hint 940

facethe challenge

meetthe challenges

posea challenge

riseto the challenge

mounta challenge

adirect challenge

Front 941

to present a difficulty;

Theresult of the vote...?... a challenge to the government's credibility.

Back 941

Theresult of the voteposesa challenge to the government's credibility.

Hint 941

pose a problem

pose a difficulty

pose a risk

pose a threat

Front 942

to deal successfully with a difficulty;

Who will...?... to thechallenge?

Back 942

Who willrise to thechallenge?

Hint 942

facethe challenge

meetthe challenges

posea challenge

riseto the challenge

mounta challenge

adirect challenge

Front 943

If someone ...?.... to thechallenge, they actin response toa difficult situation which is newto them andare successful

Back 943

If someone rises to thechallenge, they actin response toa difficult situation which is newto them andare successful

Hint 943

facethe challenge

meetthe challenges

posea challenge

riseto the challenge

mounta challenge

adirect challenge

Front 944

=make a challenge;

They havefailed to ....?..... a serious challenge to the existing leadership.

Back 944

They havefailed to mounta challenge to the existing leadership.

Hint 944

face the challenge

meet the challenges

pose a challenge

rise to the challenge

mount a challenge

a direct challenge

Front 945

a refusal to accept someone’s authority;

It wasa ...?... challenge to the president's authority.

Back 945

It wasa direct challenge to the president's authority.

Hint 945

face the challenge

meet the challenges

pose a challenge

rise to the challenge

mount a challenge

a direct challenge

Front 946

for accepted reality;

you never going to run in the olympics. It's time you faced the ....?.... .

Back 946

It's time you faced the facts.

It's time you faced up to the facts.

Front 947

Although others were also responsible for the problem, Sue decided to ......?.... THE BLAME.

Back 947

She decided to shoulder the blame.

Front 948

paying;

Choose what you like from the menu, the company is ....?.... THE BILL.

Back 948

the company is footing the bill.

Front 949

Lead a project group;

He ....?.... A TEAM working on crime prevention.

Back 949

He HEADS A TEAM.

Front 950

Stay active;

having three sons under the age of 5 ....?.... Jana ON her TOES.

Back 950

having three sons under the age of 5 keeps Jana on her toes.

Front 951

Good at notocing;

Gana HAS AN ...?... FOR detail, so ask her to check the report.

Back 951

She has an eye for detail

Hint 951

HAVE AN EYE FOR

(=good at noticing it or making judgments about it)

Front 952

happen together;

Economic success and job creation GO ...?.... IN HAND.

Back 952

Economic success and job creation go hand in hand.

Front 953

extremely clean;

Jane really enjoys doing housework. you should see her flat. It's .....?..... CLEAN.

Back 953

It's spotlessly clean.

Front 954

pure, absolute;

It was ...?.... rude of Antonio to tell Paula that she looked older than her own mother. Hope he feels thoroughly ashamed.

Back 954

It was downright rude of Antonio

Front 955

very much;

It was downright rude of Antonio to tell Paula that she looked older than her own mother. Hope he feels ....?.... ashamed.

Back 955

Hope he feels thoroughly ashamed

Front 956

very much;

You've got nothing to be ashamed of. She ought to be ....?.... ashamed of herself - talking to her mother like that

Back 956

She ought to be thoroughly ashamed of herself

Front 957

It's ...?.... obvious that Olga is only interested in Richard because he's stinking rich.

Back 957

It's blatantly obvious that Olga is only interested in Richard because he's stinking rich.

Hint 957

blatantly

/ˈbleɪt(ə)ntli/

= in an open and unashamed manner

stinking rich (very informal)

= very rich

Front 958

extremely;

I wonder what she'll do when she finds out he's ....?....exaggerated how rich he really is.

Back 958

he's wildly exaggerated how rich he really is.

Front 959

completely, very;

The exam turned out to be dead easy.

Back 959

The exam turned out to be dead easy.

Hint 959

dead easy

dead on time

dead on target

be dead set sth

be dead against sth

be dead right

be dead tired

Front 960

(=oppose it completely);

My parents are ....?....against the idea of me going to Africa

Back 960

My parents are dead against the idea of me going to Africa

Hint 960

be dead against sth

(=/=)

be deaf set sth

Front 961

in a soft manner, gently;

The spokesperson said the new insurance was only ....?....different from the old one.

Back 961

slightly different

slightly + wide range of adjectives

Front 962

in a soft manner, gently;

...?....surprised

...?....amusing

....?...amused

...?....irritating

...?....irritated

....?...offensive

Back 962

mildly surprised

mildly amusing

mildly amused

mildly irritating

mildly irritated

mildly offensive

Front 963

gently;

The Chief Executive said he was ....?....surprised by the public interest in the firm's plans.

Back 963

The Chief Executive said he was mildly surprised by the public interest in the firm's plans.

Hint 963

mildly surprised

mildly amusing

mildly amused

mildly irritating

mildly irritated

mildly offensive

Front 964

not tightly;

his new film is ....?....based on a nineteenth century novel.

Back 964

his new film is loosely based on a nineteenth century novel.

Hint 964

loosely connected

loosely attached

loosely centred

loosely structured

loosely related

Front 965

slightly;

She regarded reports that she was about to seek a divorce as ....?....ridiculous.

Back 965

She regarded reports that she was about to seek a divorce as faintly ridiculous.

Hint 965

faintly surprised

faintly absurd

faintly amused

faintly patronising

Front 966

Back 966

Front 967

better way to say ''go away''

leave me ...?...

on your ...?...

....?....your hook

run along [go away for a long time]

Back 967

leave me alone

on your bike

sling your hook

run along [go away for a long time]

Front 968

Back 968

Front 969

collocate with ''highly'' or ''deeply''

....?....controversial

....?.....regret

....?....probable

....?....worried

....?....ashamed

....?....competitive

Back 969

highly controversial

deeply regret

highly probable

deeply worried

deeply ashamed

deeply competitive

Hint 969

Front 970

collocate with ''highly'' or ''strongly''

....?....recommended

....?....educated

....?....influence

....?....unlikely

Back 970

highly recommended

highly educated

strongly influence

highly unlikely

Hint 970

Front 971

collocate with ''highly'' or ''utterly''

....?....controversial

....?....wrong

....?....unlikely

....?....amazed

....?....appalled

Back 971

highly recommended

utterly wrong

highly unlikely

utterly amazed

utterly appalled

Hint 971

Front 972

Explain;

The staff on reception required each visitor to .....?....their business before issuing them with an entry permit.

Back 972

The staff on reception required each visitor to

state their business

before

issuing them with an entry permit.

Front 973

correct in most cases ;

Women are allowed to run for office, but ....?....speaking, it is men who try for president.

Back 973

Women are allowed to run for office, but generally speaking, it is men who try for president.

Front 974

It goes without saying;

.....?.....to say that the workers voted in favor of the wage increase.

Back 974

Needless to say that the workers voted in favour of the wage increase.

Front 975

به بیان دقیق;

......?..... Speaking, a tomato is a fruit and not a vegetable because it contains seeds.

Back 975

Strictly speaking, a tomato is a fruit and not a vegetable because it contains seeds.

Front 976

saying good things about you;

She always speaks very .....?.....of you.

Back 976

She always speaks very highly of you.

Front 977

At first, Andrew appears to be talking ....?.... but after a while, you realize he's actually talking a lot of sense.

Back 977

At first, Andrew appears to be talking nonsense but after a while, you realise he's actually talking a lot of sense.