Lessons 3

Front 1

Make at home

Back 1

1. to behave in a relaxed way in a place, as if it was your own home. 2. Make yourself comfortable in someone else's home.

Front 2

Be horrify by something

Back 2

Feel shock and horror at something.

Front 3

Run away

Back 3

1. to leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from someone or something.

run away from

*Toby ran away from home at the age of 14.2. to try to avoid dealing with a problem or difficult situation. run away from. *You can’t just run away from your responsibilities.3. to secretly go away with someone in order to marry them or live with them. *They ran away together to get married.

Front 4

Fall asleep

Back 4

Go to sleep

Front 5

Horror /ˈhɒrə/

Back 5

a strong feeling of shock and fear.

*Many people recoil with horror when they see a big spider like this.

have a horror of something.

to be afraid of something or dislike it very much.*He has a horror of snakes.

Front 6

Recoil /rɪˈkɔɪl/

Back 6

to move back suddenly and quickly from something you do not like or are afraid of.

* She recoiled from his touch as if she had been slapped

Front 7

As if

Back 7

مثل اینکه، همچنانکه، که

in the same way that something would be, that

* The drink tastes as if it were made with orange juice.

Front 8

Slap

(past tense and past participle slapped,

present participle slapping)

Back 8

to hit someone with the flat part of your hand.

Sarah slapped Aaron across the face.

slap ˈbang

1. if you run, drive etc slap bang into something, you hit it with a lot of force. slap bang into I ran slap bang into a lamp-post.2. exactly in a particular place or at a particular timeslap bang next to Anne’s house is slap bang next to the station.

Front 9

Turn over

Back 9

Turn to the other side

Front 10

Take a nap

Back 10

Sleep for a short time during the day.

Front 11

Thief

Back 11

someone who steals things from another person or place.

Front 12

Thieve (verb)

Back 12

To take (something) by theft or commit theft.

Front 13

Commit

Back 13

1. CRIME

to do something wrong or illegal.

*Women commit fewer crimes than men.

2. SAY YOU WILL DO SOMETHING

to say that someone will definitely do something or must do somethingcommit somebody to doing something.

*He has clearly committed his government to continuing down the path of economic reform.

3. RELATIONSHIP

to give someone your love or support in a serious and permanent way.

*Anna wants to get married, but Bob’s not sure he wants to commit.

4. MONEY/TIME

to decide to use money, time, people etc for a particular purpose. commit something to something

*A lot of money has been committed to this project.

8. PRISON/HOSPITAL

to order someone to be put in a hospital or prisoncommit somebody to something.

*The judge committed him to prison for six months.

Front 14

Attend

Back 14

to go regularly to a school, church etc. *I am the first child in my family to attend college.

to look after someone, especially because they are ill.

*On his deathbed the General was attended by several doctors.

Front 15

Refer to

Back 15

1.to mention or speak about someone or something.

*Although she didn’t mention any names, everyone knew who she was referring to.

2. to look at a book, map, piece of paper etc for information.

*He gave the speech without referring to his notes.

3. refer somebody/something to somebody

to send someone or something to a person or organization to be helped or dealt with.*My doctor is referring me to a dermatologist.

Front 16

Overslept

Back 16

خواب ماندن

Front 17

Optional

Back 17

اختیاری

Front 18

Bring my son with you

Back 18

پسرم را با خودتان بیاورید

Front 19

I left my cellphone

Back 19

موبایلم را جا گذاشتم

Front 20

Very timid

Back 20

کمرو و خجالتی

Maryam, who was very timid, didn't answer.