Wordskill 1

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stubble

Back 1

ته ریش

Front 2

beard

Back 2

ریش

Front 3

moustache

Back 3

سبیل

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scar

Back 4

جای زخم

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His hair is receding

Back 5

He's losing his hair / He's going bald.

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wrinkles

Back 6

He has wrinkles round his eyes

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clean-shaven

Back 7

with no beard or stubble

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shoulder-length hair

Curly hair

Wavy hair

Back 8

موی من wavy

پیچ پیچ curly

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freckles

Back 9

کک ومک

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This hairstyle is a bob.

Back 10

مصری

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fringe

Back 11

چتری

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parting

Back 12

(You can have a centre parting as shown, or a side parting.)

فرق سر

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Spiky

Back 13

You can descri be hair length: long, short, shoulder-length, cropped (= cut very short); also the thickness of the hair: thick (see picture 1) OPP thin.

Hair is also described in terms of shape: straight, curly, wavy, also frizzy (= very curly) and spiky (= sticking straight up f rom your head).

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2. Slim

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thin in an attractive way.

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a slender figure

Back 15

thin in an attractive or graceful way.

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a skinny child

Back 16

INF too thin and therefore not attractive.

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a lean, fit man

Back 17

without fat; thin a nd fit.

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a plump little boy

Back 18

a little fat in an attractive way, with a soft, round body/part of the body.

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a chubby baby

a chubby face

Back 19

a Little fat in a pleasant way.

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muscular arms

Back 20

having large, strong muscles.

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He's well-built.

Back 21

big, with a strong, solid body.

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He's stocky.

Back 22

short, with a strong, solid body

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He's overweight.

Back 23

too heavy and fat; weighing more than you should.

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They're obese.

Back 24

extremely fat in a way that is dangerous to someone's health. obesity N.

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He's very lanky.

Back 25

tall and with long, thin arms and legs, and not moving in an easy and graceful way

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She's willowy.

Back 26

tall, thin and graceful.

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She's petite.

Back 27

short and attractively thin.

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Good figure

Back 28

Figure describes someone's body shape, especially a woman's:

She has a good figure. Build describes the size and shape of someone's body, especially a man's: He's medium build. Physique is an approving word for someone's build, especially a man 's: a muscular physique.

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3. slouch

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stand, sit or move in a lazy way with your shoulders bent forward.

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get stuck

Back 30

become unable to move.

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on end

Back 31

without stopping: for hours/days on end.

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posture

Back 32

the way you hold your body when standing or sitting.

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bend (over/down)

Back 33

move the top part of your body for wards and downwards.

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lean ( back/forward)

Back 34

bend or move your body from a vertical position.

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stretch sth

Back 35

push a part of your body out st lraight: stretch your arms.

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relax sth

Back 36

make your muscles or part of your body less tight and more comfortable.

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tilt sth

Back 37

move sth so that one end of it is higher than the other end. flat in a level, straight position.

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cross your legs .

Back 38

place one leg over the other

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twist sth

Back 39

bend sth in an unnatural way.

Hint 39

Crossing your legs will twist your spine and put pressure on your knees and hips.

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spine

Back 40

the row of bones down your back. SYN backbone.

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level with sth

Back 41

having the same height, position, etc. as sth else.

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4. sedentary

Back 42

in which you spend a lot of time sitting down: a sedentary job/lifestyle.

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slumped

Back 43

sitting in a position which is not straight or upright, often without moving.

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out of shape

Back 44

not in good physical condition. (You need to get (yourself) into shape.

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badly

Back 45

very much (used for emphasis).

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in need of sth

Back 46

requiring sth that is important for health or happiness.

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flight (of stairs)

Back 47

a series of steps between two levels.

Hint 47

you feel out of breath after walking up a flight of stairs

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exhausted

Back 48

very tired.

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shaky

Back 49

feeling weak and perhaps shaking because you are tired, ill, etc. SYN unsteady.

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beat (of a heart)

Back 50

make a regular sound or movement.

Hint 50

your heart continues to beat fast for ten minutes after exercise

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muscle tone

Back 51

the strength of your muscles

Hint 51

you have poor muscle tone:for example, your muscles feel soft

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have trouble doing sth

Back 52

find it difficult to do sth.

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abnormally .

Back 53

in a way that is different from normal

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run down

Back 54

tired and easily becoming ill.

Hint 54

you feel tired and run down most of the time

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cramp

Back 55

a sudden pain you get in your muscles, often after a lot of exercise.

Hint 55

you get cramp in your side after a very short run

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out of breath

Back 56

If you are out of breath after exercise, you have difficulty breathing your lungs you need to get your breath back /catch your breath.

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5. stroll

Back 57

a slow, relaxed walk: go for a stroll. stroll v.

Hint 57

We went for a stroll in the park

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tread on /in sth

Back 58

put your foot down on or in sth while you are stepping or walking.

Hint 58

yesterday Sam trod on a piece of metal which went th rough her shoe

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hop about

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move around by jumping on one foot.

Hint 59

She was hopping about and screaming in pain, and had to limp back home

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limp walk

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slowly or with difficulty because one leg or foot is injured.

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march

Back 61

I walk somewhere in a determined way (of groups of people, especially soldiers) walk with stiff, regular steps at the same speed.

Hint 61

It was typical. Archie marched on ahead, leaving poor Lina and the kids wandering along behind him

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wander

Back 62

walk slowly around or to a place, without a particular direction or purpose.

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climb out of sth

Back 63

get out of somewhere, especially with effort.

Hint 63

I watched the man climb out of the window,

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stumble

Back 64

hit your foot against sth while you are moving and fall over, or almost fall over.

Hint 64

I watched the man climb out of the window, but then he stumbled and fell over

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crawl

Back 65

move forwards on your hands and knees.

Hint 65

He started crawling along the path to the gate and eventually got to his feet.

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get to your feet

Back 66

stand up

Hint 66

He started crawling along the path to the gate and eventually got to his feet

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get to your feet

Back 67

stand up

Hint 67

He started crawling along the path to the gate and eventually got to his feet

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in a daze

Back 68

unable to think clearly.

Hint 68

However, he was still in a daze, staggering slightly as if he was drunk

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stagger

Back 69

walk or move with difficulty as if you are going to fail over.

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jog

Back 70

run at a slow or steady speed for exercise or pleasure. jogging N.

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dash

Back 71

go somewhere very quickly.

Hint 71

I was jogging in the woods when this young guy dashed

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leap

Back 72

jump high or a long way.

Hint 72

I was jogging in the woods when this young guy dashed past me, leapt over a fallen tree and ran off into the distance.

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run off

Back 73

suddenly leave a place or person

Hint 73

He leapt over a fallen tree and ran off into the distance.

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chase sb/sth

Back 74

run or drive after sb in orderto catch them. SY N pursue sb/sth FML.

Hint 74

He was being chased by two policemen, but they were miles behind him: