7/1 _ 12/25

Front 1

Anticipate

(verb)

Back 1

Think that s.th will happen and be ready for it.

Hint 1

We didn't anticipate so many problems.

انتظار داشتن / پیش بینی کردن

Front 2

Regret

(verb) (regretted)

Back 2

Feel sorry about s.th that you did.

Hint 2

He regrets selling his car.

I don't regret what I said to her.

متاسف بودن

Front 3

Regret

(noun)

Back 3

تاسف / پشیمانی

Hint 3

I don't have any regrets about leaving my job.

Front 4

Prefer (verb) (preferring / preferred)

Back 4

Like one thing or person better than another.

Hint 4

Would you prefertea or coffee?

Jane wants to go to the cinema but I would prefer to stay at home.

He prefers going out to studying.

ترجیح دادن

Front 5

Preference

(noun)

Back 5

Liking one thing or person better than another.

Hint 5

We have lemonade and orange juice_ do you have a preference?

پسند / برتری

Front 6

Preferable

(adj)

Back 6

Better, that you like more.

Hint 6

I think living in the country is preferable to living in the city.

بهتر

Front 7

Preferably

(adverb)

Back 7

ترجیحا

Hint 7

Phone me on Sunday morning, but preferably not too early!

Front 8

Consider

(verb)

Back 8

1. Think carefully about s.th.

2. Think that s.th is true.

3. Think about the feelings of other people when you do s.th

Hint 8

1. I'm considering going to Italy on holiday.

1. We must consider what to do next.

2. I consider her to be a good teacher.

3. I can't move to Australia next month! I have to consider my family.

مورد توجه قرار دادن / فکر کردن / گمان کردن

Front 9

Considerable

(adj)

Back 9

Great or large.

Hint 9

The car cost a considerable amount of money.

قابل توجه / هنگفت

Front 10

Considerably

(adverb)

Back 10

به طور قابل ملاحظه ای

Hint 10

My flat is considerably smaller than yours.

Front 11

Considerate

(adj)

Back 11

A person who is considerate is kind, and thinks and cares about other people.

Hint 11

Please be more considerate and don't play loud music late at night.

Opp : inconsiderate

با ملاحظه / از روی لطف

Front 12

Consideration

(no plural)

Back 12

1. Thinking carefully about s.th

2. Being kind and caring about other people's feelings.

Hint 12

1. After a lot of consideration, i decided not to accept the job.

2. He shows no consideration for anybody else.

دقت / اعتنا /اهمیت

Front 13

Take s.th into consideration

Back 13

Think carefully about s.th when you are deciding.

Hint 13

We must take the cost into consideration when choosing where to go on holiday.

مورد توجه قرار دادن

Front 14

Retire

(verb)

Back 14

Stop working because you are a certain age.

Hint 14

My grandfather retired when he was 65.

بازنشسته شدن

Front 15

Retired

(adj)

Back 15

بازنشسته

Hint 15

A retired teacher.

Front 16

Retirement

(no plural)

Back 16

The time when a person stops working because he/she is a certain age.

Hint 16

What is the age of retirement in your country?

بازنشستگی

Front 17

Conclude

(verb)

Back 17

به پایان رساندن / نتیجه گرفتن

Front 18

Temporary

(adj)

Back 18

S.th that is temporary lasts for a short time.

Hint 18

I had a temporary job in the summer holidays.

Opp: permanent

موقتی

Front 19

Temporarily

(adverb)

Back 19

موقتا

Hint 19

The road is temporarily closed for repairs.

Front 20

Treat

(verb)

Back 20

1. Behave towards s.b or s.th.

2. Try to make a sick person well again.

Hint 20

1. How does your boss treat you?

1. Treat these glasses with care.

2. The doctor is treating him for cancer.

رفتار کردن / معالجه کردن

Front 21

Treat s.th as s.th

Back 21

Think about s.th in a certain way.

Hint 21

They treated my idea as a joke.

فرض کردن

Front 22

Treat

(noun)

Back 22

S.th very special that makes s.b happy.

Hint 22

My parents took me to the theatre as a treat for my birthday.

لذت

Front 23

Treatment

(noun)

Back 23

1. (No plural): the way that you behave towards s.b or s.th.

2. The things that a doctor does to try to make a sick person well again.

Hint 23

1. Their treatment of the animals was very cruel.

2. A treatment for cancer.

رفتار / درمان

Front 24

Treaty

(noun)

Back 24

An agreement between countries.

Hint 24

The two countries signed a peace treaty.

معاهده / پیمان

Front 25

Aware

(adj)

Back 25

If you are aware of s.th. you know about it.

Hint 25

It was aware that s.b was watching me.

He's not aware of the problem.

Opp: unware.

آگاه / مطلع

Front 26

Confess

(verb)

(confesses)

Back 26

Say that you have done s.th wrong.

Hint 26

She confessed that she had stolen the money.

He confessed to the crime.

اقرار کردن

Front 27

Declare

(verb)

Back 27

1. Say very clearly what you think or what you will do, often to a lot of people.

2. In an airport or port you declare things that you have bought in another country so that you can pay tax on them.

Hint 27

1. He declared that he was not a thief.

1. The country declared war on its enemy.

2. Have you anything to declare?

بیان کردن / اعلام کردن

Front 28

Declaration

(noun)

Back 28

اظهار

Hint 28

A declaration of independence.

Front 29

Permit (verb) (permitting / permitted)

Back 29

Allow s.b to do s.th

Hint 29

You are not permitted to smoke in the hospital.

!! Allow is the word that we usually use.

اجازه دادن

Front 30

Permit

(noun)

Back 30

A piece of paper that says you can do s.th or go s.wh.

Hint 30

Have you got a work permit?

مجوز

Front 31

Predict

(verb)

Back 31

Say what you think will happen

Hint 31

She predicted that it would rain, and she was right.

پیش بینی کردن

Front 32

Prediction

(noun)

Back 32

پیش بینی

Hint 32

His prediction were not correct.

Front 33

Refuse

(verb)

Back 33

Say 'no' when s.b asks you to do or have s.th

Hint 33

I asked Matthew to help, but he refused.

The shop assistant refused to give me my money back.

امتناع کردن

Front 34

Refusal

(noun)

Back 34

Saying 'no' when s.b asks you to do or have s.th.

Hint 34

A refusal to pay.

خودداری

Front 35

Remind

(verb)

Back 35

Make s.b remember s.b or s.th

Hint 35

This song reminds me of my holiday in France.

I reminded her to buy some bread.

یادآوری کردن

Front 36

Reminder

(noun)

Back 36

S.th that makes you remember.

Hint 36

یادآوری

Front 37

Warn

(verb)

Back 37

Tell s.b about danger or about s.th bad that may happen.

Hint 37

I warned him not to go too close to the fire.

هشداد دادن

Front 38

Warning

(noun)

Back 38

S.th that warns you

Hint 38

There is a warning on every packet of cigarettes.

هشدار / اخطار

Front 39

Tentative

(adj)

Back 39

آزمایشی / تجربی

Front 40

Impress

(verb)

(impresses)

Back 40

Make s.b have good feelings or thoughts about you or about s.th that is yours.

Hint 40

He was so impressed by Cindy's singing that he asked her to sing on the radio.

تحت تاثیر قرار دادن

Front 41

Impression

(noun)

Back 41

Feelings or thoughts you have about s.b or s.th.

Hint 41

My first impressions of London were not very good.

What's your impression of the new teacher?

تاثیر / تصور

Front 42

Make an impression

Back 42

Give s.b a certain idea of yourself.

Hint 42

He made a good impression on his first day at work.

تاثیر گذاشتن

Front 43

Bound to

Back 43

Certain to do s.th

Hint 43

She works very hard, so she is bound to pass the exam.

موظف به انجام کاری

Front 44

Bound for

Back 44

Going to a place

Hint 44

This ship is bound for New York.

عازم حرکت به

Front 45

Bound

(noun)

Back 45

مصمم

Front 46

Bound

(verb)

Back 46

Jump, or run with small jumps

Hint 46

The dog bounded up the steps.

بالا و پایین پریدن

Front 47

Grab (verb)

Back 47

Take s.th quickly and roughly

Hint 47

The thief grabbed her bag and ran away.

ربودن / قاپیدن

Front 48

Sequence

(noun)

Back 48

توالی / ترتیب

Front 49

Narrative

(noun)

Back 49

قصه / شرح

Front 50

Anecdote

(noun)

Back 50

قصه / ضرب المثل

Front 51

Comment

(noun)

Back 51

Words that you say about s.th to show what you think.

Hint 51

She made some interesting comments about the film.

نظر

Front 52

Comment (verb)

Back 52

Say what you think about s.th.

Hint 52

A lot of people at school commented on my new watch.

نظر دادن

Front 53

Commentary

(noun)

(plural:commentaries)

Back 53

Words that s.b says about s.th that is happening.

Hint 53

We listened to the radio commentary on the football match.

گزارش

Front 54

Commentator

(noun)

Back 54

A person who gives a commentary on radio or television.

Hint 54

گزارشگر

Front 55

Court

(noun)

Back 55

1. (Court of law) a place where people (a judge or jury) decide if a person has done s.th wrong, and what the punishment will be.

2. A piece of ground where you can play a certain sport.

Hint 55

1. The man will appear in court tomorrow.

2. A tennis-court.

دادگاه / زمین (بازی)

Front 56

Magnificant

(adj)

Back 56

Very good or beautiful.

Hint 56

What a magnificant cathedral.

باشکوه

Front 57

Magnify

(verb)

(magnifies/magnified)

Back 57

Make s.th look bigger than it really is

Hint 57

We magnified the insect under a microscope.

درشت/بزرگ کردن

Front 58

Magnifying glass

(noun)

Back 58

A special piece of glass that you hold in your hand. It makes things look bigger than they really are.

Hint 58

ذره بین

Front 59

Emigrate (verb)

Back 59

Leave your country to live in another country.

Hint 59

They emigrated to Australia in the 1960s to find work.

مهاجرت کردن

Front 60

Emigration

(no plural)

Back 60

مهاجرت

Hint 60

The emigration of Soviet Jews to Israel.

Front 61

Minister

(noun)

Back 61

1. One of the most important people in a government.

2. A priest in some Christmas churches.

Hint 61

1. The minister of education.

وزیر / کشیش

Front 62

Ministry

(noun)

Back 62

A part of the government that controls one special thing.

Hint 62

The ministry of Defence.

وزارت خانه

Front 63

Resign

(verb)

Back 63

Leave your job.

Hint 63

The director has resigned.

استعفا کردن

Front 64

Resign yourself to s.th

Back 64

Accept s.th that you do not like.

Hint 64

There were a lot of people at the doctor's so John resigned himself to a long wait.

رضایت دادن به

Front 65

Resignation

(noun)

Back 65

Saying that you want to leave your job.

Hint 65

استعفا

Front 66

Hand in your resignation

Back 66

Tell the person you work for that you are going to leave your job.

Hint 66

؟؟

Front 67

Refer to s.b or s.th

Back 67

1. Talk about s.b or s.th

2. Be used to mean s.th

3. Look in a book or ask s.b for information.

Hint 67

1. When i said that some people are stupid. I wasn't referring to you!

2. The word 'child' refers here to anybody under the age of 16.

3. If you don't understand a word, you may refer to your dictionaries.

اشاره کردن به / روی سخن با کسی / رجوع کردن

Front 68

Crash

(noun)

Back 68

1. An accident when s.th that is moving hits another thing.

2. A loud noise when s.th falls or hits another things.

Hint 68

1. He was killed in a car crash.

1. A plane crash.

2. I heard a crash as the tree fall.

تصادف / گورمپ

Front 69

Crash

(verb)

Back 69

1. Have an accident, hit s.th.

2. Make s.th hit another thing.

3. Fall or hit s.th with a loud noise.

Hint 69

1. The bus crashed into a tree.

2. I crashed my father's car.

3. A tree crashed through the window.

تصادف کردن / زدن / گرومپ صدا دادن

Front 70

Crash-helmet

(noun)

Back 70

A hard hat that you wear to keep your head safe.

Hint 70

Motor cyclists must wear crash-helmets in Britain.

کلاه ایمنی

Front 71

Detective

(noun)

Back 71

A person whose job is to find out who did a crime. Detectives are usually police officers.

Hint 71

Sherlock Holmes is a famous detective in stories.

کارآگاه

Front 72

Constant

(adj)

Back 72

S.th that is constant happens all the time.

Hint 72

The constant noise of traffic.

ثابت / پیوسته

Front 73

Constantly

(adverb)

Back 73

به طور پیوسته

Hint 73

She talked constantly all evening.

Front 74

Approval

(no plural)

Back 74

Showing or saying that s.b or s.th is good or right.

Hint 74

Tania's parents gave the marriage their approval.

تصویب / موافقت

Front 75

Approve

(verb)

Back 75

Think or say that s.th or s.b is good or right.

Hint 75

My parents don't approve of my friends.

She doesn't approve of smoking.

Opp: disapprove.

موافقت کردن / تایید کردن

Front 76

Wonder

(verb)

Back 76

Ask yourself s.th . Want to know s.th

Hint 76

I wonder what that noise is.

I wonder why he didn't come.

در شگفت شدن

Front 77

I wonder if

Back 77

Words that you use to ask a question politely.

Hint 77

I wonder if i could use your phone.

برای پاسخ مودبانه

Front 78

Wonder

(noun)

Back 78

1. (No plural): a feeling that you have when you see or hear s.th very strange, surprising or beautiful.

2. S.th that gives you this feeling.

Hint 78

1. The children looked up in wonder at the big elephant.

2. The wonders of modern medicine.

تعجب / شگفت

Front 79

It's a wonder

Back 79

It is surprising that.

Hint 79

It's a wonder you weren't killed in the accident.

عجیب است که

Front 80

No wonder

Back 80

It is not surprising

Hint 80

She didn't sleep last night_no wonder she's tired.

عجیب نیست

Front 81

Wonderful

(adj)

Back 81

Very good, excellent

Hint 81

What a wonderful present!

This food is wonderful.

عجیب / بسیار خوب

Front 82

Particular

(adj)

Back 82

1. One only, and not any other.

2. Special or more than usual.

3. If you are particular, you want s.th to be exactly right.

Hint 82

1. You need a particular kind of flour to make bread.

2. The road is very icy, so take particular care when you are driving.

3. He's very particular about the food he eats.

خاص / استثنایی / مشکل پسند

Front 83

In particular

Back 83

More than others

Hint 83

Is there anything in particular you want to do this weekend?

خاص

Front 84

Particularly

(adverb)

Back 84

More than others, especially

Hint 84

I'm particularly tired today.

I don't particularly like fish.

بخصوص / فوق العاده

Front 85

Contract

(noun)

Back 85

A piece of paper that says that s.b agrees to do s.th.

Hint 85

The company has signed a contract to build the new road.

قرارداد

Front 86

Nail

(noun)

Back 86

1. The hard part at the end of a finger or toe.

2. A small thin piece of metal with one sharp end which you hit into wood (with a hammer) to fix things together.

Hint 86

1. Toenails.

1. Fingernails.

ناخن / میخ

Front 87

Nail

(verb)

Back 87

Fix s.th to another thing with a nail.

Hint 87

I nailed the pieces of wood together.

میخکوب کردن

Front 88

Stuck

(adj)

Back 88

1. Not able to move.

2. Not able to do s.th because it is difficult.

Hint 88

1. This drawer is stuck_ I can't open it.

1. I was stuck in Italy with no money.

2. If you get stuck, ask your teacher for help.

گیر کرده / گرفتار

Front 89

Chimney

(noun)

Back 89

A large pipe over a fire that lets smoke go outside into the air.

Hint 89

دودکش

Front 90

Criticize

(verb)

Back 90

Say that s.b or s.th is wrong or bad.

Hint 90

He criticizes everything I do!

انتقاد کردن

Front 91

Criticism

(noun)

Back 91

What you think is bad about s.b or s.th

Hint 91

I listened to all their criticisms of my plan.

نقد / انتقاد

Front 92

Conduct

(verb)

Back 92

1. Stand in front of a group of musicians and control what they do.

2. Show s.b where to go.

Hint 92

1. The orchestra was conducted by Peter Jones.

2. She conducted us on a tour of the museum.

راهنمایی کردن / اجرا کردن

Front 93

Conductor

(noun)

Back 93

1. A person who stands in front of a group of musicians and controls what they do.

2. A person who sells tickets on a bus.

Hint 93

رهبر (ارکستر) / فروشنده بلیط

Front 94

Claim

(verb)

Back 94

1. Ask for s.th because it is yours.

2. Say that s.th is true.

Hint 94

1. If nobody claims the camera you found, you can have it.

2. Manuel claims that he did the work without help.

ادعا کردن / حق داشتن

Front 95

Claim

(noun)

Back 95

ادعا / حق

Hint 95

The workers are making a claim for better pay.

Front 96

Complain

(verb)

Back 96

Say that you do not like s.th; say that you are unhappy or angry about s.th

Hint 96

He complained to the waiter that his soup was cold.

She was complaining about the weather.

شکایت کردن

Front 97

Complaint

(noun)

Back 97

Saying that you do not like s.th.

Hint 97

We made a complaint to the hotel manager about the dirty rooms.

شکایت

Front 98

Moan

(verb)

Back 98

1. Make a long sad sound when you are hurt or very unhappy.

2. Talk a lot about s.th that you do not like.

Hint 98

1. He was moaning with pain.

2. He's always moaning about the weather.

ناله/شکوه کردن

Front 99

Moan

(noun)

Back 99

ناله

Hint 99

I heard a loud moan.

Front 100

Controversial

(adj)

Back 100

ستیزه گر / جدال آمیز

Front 101

Obligation

(noun)

Back 101

S.th that you must do.

Hint 101

We have an obligation to help.

الزام

Front 102

Oblige

(noun)

Back 102

اجبار

Front 103

Be obliged to

Back 103

If you are obliged to do s.th . You must do it.

Hint 103

You are not obliged to come if you do not want to.

مجبور بودن

Front 104

Aroma

(noun)

Back 104

An aroma is a scent or smell.

Hint 104

I love the aroma of coffee in the morning.

رایحه / بو

Front 105

Beverage

(noun)

Back 105

A beverage is a drink.

Hint 105

The waiter brought our beverages first. Then he brought our food.

نوشیدنی

Front 106

Cluster

(noun)

Back 106

A cluster of things is a small group of them placed close together.

Hint 106

She held a large cluster of graps in her hand.

دسته / خوشه

Front 107

Combination

(noun)

Back 107

Two or more things mixed together.

Hint 107

The building is a combination of new and old styles.

ترکیب

Front 108

Combine

(verb)

Back 108

Join or mix together.

Hint 108

The two schools combined and moved to a larger building.

Mina combined peanut butter and jelly to make a sandwich.

مخلوط کردن / ترکیب کردن

Front 109

Condensed

(adj)

Back 109

When a liquid is condensed, it is made thicker.

Hint 109

One way to make a dessert thick and sweet is to use condensed milk.

غلیظ شده

Front 110

Contemporary

(adj)

Back 110

When s.th is contemporary, it is related to the present time.

Hint 110

Contemporary scientists have learned quite a bit about DNA

معاصر

Front 111

Cultivate

(verb)

Back 111

1. Use land for growing plants

2. Keep and care for plants.

Hint 111

1. Only a small area of the island was cultivated.

2. A research company is cultivating new kinds of rice to aid poor countries.

شخم زدن / پرورش دادن/ کشت کردن

Front 112

Cultivation

(no plural)

Back 112

کشت / زراعت

Hint 112

Cultivation of the land.

Front 113

Divine

(adj)

Back 113

When s.th is divine, it is related to Gods.

Hint 113

Legends say that music was given to men as a divine gift from the gods.

الهی

Front 114

Humid

(adj)

Back 114

When it is humid, there is a lot of water in the air.

Hint 114

It is very humid inside of a sauna.

مرطوب

Front 115

Odor

(noun)

Back 115

An odor is a very distinct smell.

Hint 115

He knew there was a leak when he noticed the strong odor of natural gas.

بو

Front 116

Distinct

(adj)

Back 116

1. Easy to hear,see or smell, clear.

2. Clearly different

Hint 116

1. There is a distinct smell of burning in this room.

2. English and Welsh are two distinct languages.

واضح / مجزا

Front 117

Distinctly

(adverb)

Back 117

Clearly

Hint 117

I dinstinctly heard him say his name was Robert.

به طور آشکار

Front 118

Leak

(verb)

Back 118

1. Have a hole that liquid or gas can go through.

2. Go out through a hole

Hint 118

1. The roof of our house leaks when it rains.

1. The boat is leaking.

2. Water is leaking from the pipe.

چکه کردن / تراوش کردن

Front 119

Leak

(noun)

Back 119

سوراخ / نشتی

Hint 119

There's a leak in the roof.

Front 120

Palate

(noun)

Back 120

The palate is the top part of the mouth

Hint 120

You can touch your palate with your tongue.

سقف دهان

Front 121

Paradise

(no plural)

Back 121

The place where some people think good people go after they die. Heaven

Hint 121

My vacation in Hawaii was like being in paradise.

بهشت

Front 122

Plant

(noun)

Back 122

Anything that grows from the ground.

Hint 122

Don't forget to water the plants.

گیاه

Front 123

Plant

(verb)

Back 123

Put plants or seeds in the ground to grow.

Hint 123

We planted some roses in the garden.

کاشتن

Front 124

Plantaion

(noun)

Back 124

A piece of land where things like tea, cotton or tabacco grow.

Hint 124

A sugar plantation.

In the 1800s, there were many cotton plantations in the southern US.

کشتزار / مزرعه

Front 125

Rapid

(adj)

Back 125

Quick, fast

Hint 125

Rapid changes.

His mother was surprised by her son's rapid growth.

سریع

Front 126

Rapidly

(adverb)

Back 126

به سرعت

Hint 126

The snow rapidly disappeared.

Front 127

Rate

(noun)

Back 127

1.the speed of s.th or how often s.th happens.

2. The amount that s.th costs or that s.b is paid.

Hint 127

1. The crime rate was lower in 1993 than in 1992.

1. Grass tends to grow at a very slow rate.

2. My rate of paid is £5 an hour.

نرخ / میزان / سرعت

Front 128

At any rate

Back 128

Anyway , whatever happens.

Hint 128

I hope to be back before ten o'clock_ i won't be late at any rate.

به هر حال

Front 129

Soothe

(verb)

Back 129

Make s.b feel calmer and less unhappy.

Hint 129

The baby was crying, so i tried to soothe her by singing to her.

آرام کردن

Front 130

Soothing

(adj)

Back 130

When s.th is soothing, it makes you calm or relaxed.

Hint 130

Soothing music.

The soothing music helped the baby fall asleep.

آرامش بخش / آرام بخش

Front 131

Subtle (adj)

Back 131

When s.th is subtle, it is not easy to see or notice.

Hint 131

The handsome man has a subtle smile.

زیرکانه و ملایم

Front 132

Texture (noun)

Back 132

The way that s.th feels when you touch it.

Hint 132

Silk has a smooth texture.

The texture of a rock found in the water is typically very smooth.

بافت

Front 133

Toxic (adj)

Back 133

When s.th is toxic,it is poisonous. Toxic things are very dangerous.

Hint 133

Please check the label to see if the product is toxic.

سمی

Front 134

Vary (verb) (varied)

Back 134

Be or become different from each other.

Hint 134

These tapes vary in price from £6 to £9.

The heights of the people in my class vary by a large amount.

تغییر دادن / تغییر کردن / تفاوت داشتن

Front 135

Accident (noun)

Back 135

S.th, often bad, that happens by chance.

Hint 135

I had an accident when i was driving to work_my car hit a tree.

I'm sorry i broke your watch_it was an accident.

She had to go to the hospital after she was in a serious car accident.

حادثه / تصادف

Front 136

Pretend (verb)

Back 136

Try to make s.b believe s.tb that is not true.

Hint 136

He didn't want to talk, so he pretended to be asleep.

تظاهر/وانمود کردن

Front 137

Mean (verb) (meant)

Back 137

1. Say or show s.th on a different way.

Have as a meaning.

2. Plan or want to say s.th.

3. Plan or want to do s.th.

4. Make s.th happen.

Hint 137

1. What does 'medicine' mean?

1. The red light means that you have to stop here.

2. She said 'yes' but she really meant 'no'.

2. I don't understand what you mean.

3. I didn't mean to hurt you.

3. I meant to phone you, but I forgot.

4. This snow means there will be no sport today.

معنی دادن / منظور داشتن / قصد داشتن

Front 138

Be meant to

Back 138

1. If you are meant to do s.th, you should do it.

2. If s.th is meant to be true, people say it is true.

Hint 138

1. You're not meant to smoke on the train.

2. This is meant to be a good film.

انتظار میرود.

Front 139

Mean s.th to s.b

Back 139

Be important to s.b

Hint 139

My family means a lot to me.

اهمیت داشتن

Front 140

Mean (adj) (meaner,meanest)

Back 140

1. A person who is mean does not like to give things or to spend money.

Opp: generous

2. Unkind

Hint 140

1. Jim is very mean_he never buys anybody a drink.

2. It was mean of you to say that Peter was fat.

خسیس / بدجنس

Front 141

Meaning (noun)

Back 141

What s.th means or shows.

Hint 141

This word has two different meanings.

معنی

Front 142

Means (noun)

Back 142

A way of doing s.th.

A way of going somewhere.

Hint 142

I don't have a car and there are no trains, so I haven't got any means to getting to London.

وسیله / روش

Front 143

By means of s.th

Back 143

By using s.th

Hint 143

We crossed the river by means of a small bridge.

بوسیله

Front 144

By no means

Back 144

Not at all

Hint 144

I am by no means certain that i can come.

به هیچ وجه

Front 145

In the Meantime (no plural)

Back 145

In the time between two things happening.

Hint 145

The police will be here soon, in the meantime you should stay calm.

در این فاصله

Front 146

Meanwhile (adverb)

Back 146

1. At the same time as another thing is happening.

2. In the time between two things happening.

Hint 146

1. Neil cooked the dinner and meanwhile Anna cleaned the house.

2. I'm going to buy a bed next week, but meanwhile I'm sleeping on the floor.

درحالیکه / در این بین

Front 147

Afford (verb)

Back 147

استطاعت داشتن

Front 148

Can afford s.th

Back 148

If you can afford s.th, you have enough money to pay for it.

Hint 148

I can't afford a holiday.

استطاعت مالی داشتن

Front 149

Tend (verb)

Back 149

Usually do or be s.th

Hint 149

Men tend to be taller than woman.

متمایل بودن / تمایل داشتن

Front 150

Tendency (noun)

Back 150

S.th that a person or thing often does.

Hint 150

He has a tendency to be late.

گرایش / میل

Front 151

Tender (adj)

Back 151

1. Kind and gentle.

2. Tender meat is soft and easy to cut or bite.

Opp: tough

3. If a part of your body is tender, it hurtd when you touch it.

Hint 151

1. A tender look.

پر مهر / ترد / ظریف

Front 152

Tenderly (adverb)

Back 152

In a kind and gentle way.

Hint 152

He touched her arm tenderly.

با مهربانی

Front 153

Tenderness (no plural)

Back 153

عطوفت

Hint 153

A feeling of tenderness.

Front 154

Thread (noun)

Back 154

A long thin piece of cotton,wool,etc that you use with a needle for sewing.

Hint 154

نخ

Front 155

Thread (verb)

Back 155

Put thread through the hole in a needle.

Hint 155

نخ کردن (سوزن)

Front 156

Threat (noun)

Back 156

1. A promise that you will hurt s.b if they do not do what you want.

2. A person or thing that may damage or hurt s.b or s.th

Hint 156

2. Pollution is a threat to the lives of animals and people.

تهدید / خطر

Front 157

Threaten (verb)

Back 157

1. Say that you will hurt s.b if they do not do what you want.

2. Seem ready to do s.th bad.

Hint 157

1. They threatened to kill everyone on the plane.

1. She threatened him with a knife.

2. The dark clouds threatened rain.

تهدید کردن / هشدار دادن

Front 158

Deserve (verb)

Back 158

Be good or bad enough to have s.th

Hint 158

You have worked very hard and you deserve a rest.

They stole money from old people, so they deserve to go to prison.

لایق بودن / شایسته بودن

Front 159

Avoid (verb)

Back 159

1. Stay away or go away from s.b or s.th

2. Stop s.th from happening, try not to do s.th.

Hint 159

1. We crossed the road to avoid our teacher.

2. You should avoid eating too much chocolate.

پرهیز کردن / جلوگیری کردن

Front 160

Persuade (verb)

Back 160

Make s.b think or do s.th by talking to them.

Hint 160

The man in the shop persuaded me to buy the most expensive pen.

متقاعد کردن

Front 161

Persuasion (no plural)

Back 161

Persuading s.b or being persuaded.

Hint 161

After a lot of persuasion she agreed to come.

قانع سازی

Front 162

Luggage (no plural)

Back 162

Bags and suitcases that you take with you when you travel.

Hint 162

How much luggage have you got? Only one suitcase.

چمدان / بار

Front 163

Mayor (noun)

Back 163

The leader of a council (a group of people who control a town or city)

Hint 163

شهردار

Front 164

Mayoress (noun)

Back 164

A mayor who is woman, or the wife of a mayor.

Hint 164

شهردار (زن) / زنِ شهردار

Front 165

Province (noun)

Back 165

A part of a country

Hint 165

Canada has ten provences.

استان

Front 166

Provincial (adj)

Back 166

Of a province

Hint 166

The provincial government.

ایالتی / محلی

Front 167

Seldom (adverb)

Back 167

Not often

Hint 167

It seldom snows in Athens.

به ندرت

Front 168

Accident (noun)

Back 168

S.th, often bad, that happens by chance.

Hint 168

I had an accident when i was driving to work_my car hit a tree.

I'm sorry i broke your watch_it was an accident.

She had to go to the hospital after she was in a serious car accident.

حادثه / تصادف

Front 169

By accident

Back 169

By chance , not because you haveplanned it.

Hint 169

I took Jane's book by accident. I thought it was mine.

تصادفی

Front 170

Accidental (adj)

Back 170

If s.th is accidental, it happens by chance.

Hint 170

Accidental death.

تصادفی

Front 171

Accidentally (adverb)

Back 171

تصادفا

Hint 171

He accidentally broke the window.

Front 172

Admiral (noun)

Back 172

A very important officer in the navy.

Hint 172

They won the sea battle because of the admiral's great leadership.

دریا سالار

Front 173

Lead (noun)

Back 173

1. (No plural): a soft grey metal that is very heavy. Lead is used to make things like water-pipes and roofs.

2. The grey part inside a pencil.

Hint 173

سرب / متحد مواد

Front 174

Lead (verb) (led)

Back 174

1. Take a person or an animal somewhere by going in front.

2. Be the first or the best.for example in a race or game.

3. Go to a place.

4. Control a group of people.

Hint 174

1. He led me to my room.

2. Who's leading in the race?

3. This path leads to the river.

4. The team was led by Gary Hollis.

راهنمایی کردن / جلو بودن / منجر شدن / رهبری کردن

Front 175

Lead to s.th

Back 175

Make s.th happen

Hint 175

Smoking can lead to heart disease.

منجر شدن

Front 176

Lead (no plural)

Back 176

Going in front or doing s.th first.

Hint 176

راهنمایی

Front 177

Be in the lead

Back 177

Be in front

Hint 177

At the start of the race her horse was in the lead.

جلو بودن

Front 178

Lead (noun)

Back 178

1. A long piece of leather or a chain that you tie to a dog's neck so that it walks with you.

2. A long piece of wire that brings electricity to things like lamps and machines.

Hint 178

قلاده / سیم رابط

Front 179

Leader (noun)

Back 179

1. A person who controls a group of people

2. A person or group that is the first or the best.

Hint 179

1. They chose a new leader.

2. The leader is ten metres in front of the other runners.

رهبر / راهنما

Front 180

Leadership (no plural)

Back 180

Controlling a group of people.

Hint 180

The country is under new leadership (=has new leaders).

رهبری

Front 181

Leading (adj)

Back 181

Best or very important.

Hint 181

A leading writer.

مهم

Front 182

Arc (noun)

Back 182

An arc is a curved shape.

Hint 182

A rainbow has the shape of an arc.

کمان

Front 183

Character (noun)

Back 183

1. (No plural): the way a person or thing is.

2. A person in a play, book or film.

Hint 183

1. He has a strong character.

1. The new factory will change the character of the village.

1. My sister's character is fun and very outgoing.

2. Tom and Jerry are famous cartoon characters.

خصلت / هویت / شخصیت

Front 184

Conscience (noun)

Back 184

The feeling inside you about what is right and wrong.

Hint 184

I recycle everything i can, so my conscience is clear.

وجدان

Front 185

Have a clear conscience

Back 185

Feel that you have done nothing wrong

Front 186

Have a guilty conscience

Back 186

Feel that you have done s.th wrong

Front 187

Guilt (no plural)

Back 187

1. Having done s.th wrong

2. The feeling that you have done s.th wrong.

Hint 187

1. The police could not prove his guilt

Opp: innocent

2. She felt terrible guilt after stealing the money.

گناه / تقصیر

Front 188

Guilty (adj) (guiltier,guiltiest)

Back 188

1. If you are guilty, you have done s.th wrong.

2. If you feel guilty, you feel that you have done s.th wrong.

Hint 188

1. He is guilty of murder.

Opp: innocent

I feel guilty about lying to her.

گناهکار / مجرم

Front 189

Fiery (adj)

Back 189

If s.th is fiery, it is burning strongly.

Hint 189

The fiery blaze burned all night long.

آتشین

Front 190

Blaze (noun)

Back 190

A large strong fire.

Hint 190

The firemen put out the blaze.

زبانه / شعله

Front 191

Blaze (verb)

Back 191

Burn strongly and brightly

Hint 191

A blazing fire.

افروختن

Front 192

Blazer (noun)

Back 192

A jacket, blazer sometimes show which school or club you belong to.

Hint 192

ژاکت / لباس فرم

Front 193

Flesh (no plural)

Back 193

The soft part of your body under your skin

Hint 193

The zebra's flesh has black and white stripes.

!! The flesh of an animal that we eat is called meat.

گوشت

Front 194

Stripe (noun)

Back 194

A long thin line of colour.

Hint 194

Zebras have black and white stripes.

خط / راه

Front 195

Striped (adj)

Back 195

With stripe

Hint 195

He wore a blue-and-white striped shirt.

راه راه

Front 196

Grapefruit (noun)

Back 196

A fruit that looks like a big orange, but is yellow.

Hint 196

Would you like a grapefruit with your breakfast?

گریپ فروت

Front 197

Hay (no plural)

Back 197

Dry grass that is used as food for farm animals.

Hint 197

I need to buy some more hay for the horse to sleep on.

علف / یونجه خشک

Front 198

Hay fever (no plural)

Back 198

An illness like a cold. Grass and other plants can cause hay fever.

Hint 198

تب یونجه

Front 199

Horrified (adj)

Back 199

If you are horrified, you are very shocked and feel upset.

Hint 199

I was horrified when i read about the old lady who was attacked.

وحشت زده

Front 200

Kerosene (noun)

Back 200

Kerosene is a type of oil, it is used in some lamps and stoves.

Hint 200

Many people in poor countries cook on kerosene stoves.

نفت سفید

Front 201

Loop (noun)

Back 201

A round shape made by s.th like string or rope.

Hint 201

He made a loop with the rope and placed it over the post.

حلقه

Front 202

Paddle (noun)

Back 202

A piece of wood with a flat end, that you use for moving a small boat through water.

Hint 202

We need a paddle to help us move across the water.

پارو

Front 203

Paddle (verb)

Back 203

1. Move a small boat through water with a paddle.

2. Walk in water that is not deep, with no shoes on your feet

Hint 203

1. We paddled up the river.

2. The children were paddling in the sea.

پارو زدن / آب بازی کردن

Front 204

Raft (noun)

Back 204

A flat boat with no sides and no engine.

Hint 204

The man made a raft out of bamboo and floated out to sea.

کلک / قایق الواری

Front 205

Sour (adj)

Back 205

1. With a taste like lemons or vinegar.

2. Sour milk tastes bad because it is not fresh.

Hint 205

1. If it's too sour, put some sugar in it.

1. I don't like lemons because i think they are too sour.

2. This milk has gone sour.

ترش / ترشیده

Front 206

Stake (noun)

Back 206

A stake is a small, sharp piece of woodor metal that is put into the ground.

Hint 206

We marked our property by placing stakes into the ground.

میخ چوبی

Front 207

Steward (noun)

Back 207

A man whose job is to look after people on an aeroplane or a ship.

Hint 207

The steward is bringing some tea.

مهماندار / گارسون هواپیما یا کشتی

Front 208

Stewardess (noun)

Back 208

A woman whose job is to look after people on an aeroplane or a ship.

Hint 208

مهماندار زن

Front 209

String (noun)

Back 209

1. Very thin rope that you use for tying things.

2. A line of things on a piece of thread.

3. A piece of thin wire etc on a musical instrument.

Hint 209

1. I tied up the parcel with string.

1. I found a large ball of string.

1. The little boy held a balloon on the end of a string.

2. She was wearing a string of blue beads.

3. Guitar strings.

نخ / سیم

Front 210

Thorn (noun)

Back 210

A sharp point that grows on a plant.

Hint 210

Rose bushes have thorns.

Be careful of the thorns when you pick the roses.

خار / تیغ

Front 211

Bush (noun)

Back 211

1. A plant like a small tree with a lot of branches

2. (The bush)(no plural): wild country with a lot of small trees in Africa or Australia.

Hint 211

1. A rose bush.

بوته / بیشه

Front 212

Wreck (noun)

Back 212

A ship, car or plane that has been very badly damaged in an accident.

Hint 212

A shipwreck at sea.

کشتی، ماشین یا هواپیمایی که آسیب دیده

Front 213

Wreck (verb)

Back 213

Break or destroy s.th completely.

Hint 213

The fire wrecked the hotel.

The teenager wrecked the house for no reason at all.

شکستن / خراب شدن

Front 214

Wreckage (no plural)

Back 214

The broken parts of s.th that has been badly damaged.

Hint 214

They found a child in the wreckage of the plane.

تکه پاره ها

Front 215

Ingredient (noun)

Back 215

One of the things that you put in when you make s.th to eat.

Hint 215

The ingredients for this cake are flour, butter, sugar and eggs.

جزء سازنده

Front 216

Admonish (verb)

Back 216

To admonish someone is to tell them you disapprove of their behavior.

Hint 216

The teacher admonished Mark because he was chewing gum in class.

تذکر دادن

Front 217

Chew (verb)

Back 217

Use your teeth to make food soft.

Hint 217

جویدن

Front 218

Chewing-gum (no plural)

Back 218

Sweet stuff that you can chew for a long time.

Hint 218

آدامس / سقز

Front 219

Gum (noun)

Back 219

1. Your gums are the hard pink parts of your mouth that hold the teeth.

2. (No plural): thick liquid that you use for sticking pieces of paper together.

Hint 219

لثه / چسب

Front 220

Audible (adj)

Back 220

If s.th is audible, then it is able to be heard.

Hint 220

The sound of the drums was audible from miles away.

رسا / قابل شنیدن

Front 221

Awesome (adj)

Back 221

If s.th or someone is awesome, they are impressive or frightening.

Hint 221

The huge military plane was an awesome sight.

باهیبت

Front 222

Sight (noun)

Back 222

1. (No plural): the power to see.

2. (No plural): seeing s.b or s.th

3. S.th that you see.

4. The interesting places to visit.

Hint 222

1. She has poor sight (=she cannot see well).

2. We had our first sight of London from the plane.

3. The mountains were a beautiful sight.

4. When you come to Paris I'll show you the sights.

بینایی / نظر/ دیدنی

Front 223

At first sight

Back 223

When you see s.b or s.th for the first time.

Hint 223

He fell in love with her at first sight.

در نظر اول ....

Front 224

Catch sight of s.b or s.th

Back 224

See s.b or s.th suddenly.

Hint 224

I caught sight of Fiona in the crowd.

دیدن (کسی یا چیزی) بطور غیر منتظره

Front 225

Come into sight

Back 225

Come where you can see it.

Hint 225

The train came into sight.

در میدان دید قرار گرفتن

Front 226

In sight

Back 226

Where you can see it.

Hint 226

Is the land in sight yet?

در دیدرس....

Front 227

Lose sight of s.b or s.th

Back 227

No longer be able to see s.b or s.th

Hint 227

After an hour at sea we lost sight of land.

از نظر محو شدن

Front 228

Out of sight

Back 228

Where you cannot see it.

Hint 228

We watched until the car was out of sight.

پنهان از نظر

Front 229

Sightseer (noun)

Back 229

A person who is visiting interesting places.

Hint 229

The town was full of sightseers.

توریست

Front 230

Sightseeing (no plural)

Back 230

Visiting interesting places.

Hint 230

We did some sightseeing in Rome.

تماشای جاهای دیدنی

Front 231

Beware of s.b or s.th (verb)

Back 231

Be careful because s.b or s.th is dangerous.

Hint 231

Beware of the dog! (Words written on a sign)

You should beware of driving fast on wet roads.

احتیاط کردن از

Front 232

Brag (verb)

Back 232

To brag means to talk of one's abilities or achivements in a proud way.

Hint 232

He had strong muscles and bragged about it to the entire class.

فخر فروختن / رجز خواندن

Front 233

Rare (adj) (rarer,rarest)

Back 233

1. If s.th is rare, you don't find or see it often.

2. Meat that is rare is only cooked a little.

Hint 233

1. Pandas are rare animals.

1. It's rare to see snow in April.

کمیاب / (گوشت) نیم پز

Front 234

Rarely (adverb)

Back 234

Not often

Hint 234

I rarely go to London.

به ندرت

Front 235

Rural (adj)

Back 235

Of the country, not the town

Hint 235

The book is about life in rural France.

روستایی

Front 236

Harvest (noun)

Back 236

1. The time when fruit,corn or vegetables are ready to cut or pick.

2. All the fruit,corn or vegetables that are cut or picked.

Hint 236

1. The apple harvest is in September.

2. We had a good harvest this year.

درو / محصول

Front 237

Harvest (verb)

Back 237

درو کردن

Hint 237

When does the farmer harvest his wheat?

Front 238

Spirit (noun)

Back 238

1. The part of a person that is not the body. Some people think that your spirit does not die when your body dies.

2. (Plural): strong alcoholic drinks whisky and brands are spirits.

3. (Plural): how you feel.

Hint 238

3. She's in high spirits(=happy) today.

روح / مشروب الکلی قوی / روحیه

Front 239

Labour(no plural)

Back 239

Hard work that you do with your hands and body.

Hint 239

کار / کوشش

Front 240

The labour party (noun)

Back 240

One of the important political parties in Britain.

Hint 240

حزب کارگر

Front 241

Labourer (noun)

Back 241

A person who does hard work with his/her hands and body

Hint 241

A farm labourer.

کارگر

Front 242

Legal (adj)

Back 242

1. Allowed by the law.

2. Of or about the law.

Hint 242

1. In many parts of America, it is legal to carry a gun.

Opp: illegal or against the law.

2. Legal advice.

قانونی / مجاز

Front 243

Legally (adverb)

Back 243

به صورت قانونی

Hint 243

They are not legally married.

Front 244

Honour (no plural)

Back 244

1. S.th that makes you proud and pleased.

2. The respect from other people that a person or country gets because of s.th very good that they have done.

Hint 244

1. It was a great honour to be invited to Buckingham palace.

2. They are fighting for the honour of their country.

افتخار / عزت / آبرو / شرف

Front 245

In honour of s.b

Back 245

To show that you respect s.b

Hint 245

There is a party tonight in honour of our visitors.

به افتخار کسی برگزار کردن

Front 246

Strike (noun)

Back 246

A time when people are not working because they want more money or are angry about s.th

Hint 246

There are no trains today because the drivers are on strike.

اعتصاب

Front 247

Strike (verb) (struck)

Back 247

1. Hit s.b or s.th.

2. Stop working because you want more money or are angry about s.th.

3. Ring a bell so that people know what time it is.

4. Come suddenly into your mind.

Hint 247

1. A stone struck me on the back of the head.

!! Hit is the more usual word, but when you talk abliut lightning, you always use strike.

The tree was struck by lightning.

2. The nurses are going to strike for better pay.

3. The clock struck nine.

4. It suddenly struck me that she looked like my sister.

خوردن به / اعتصاب کردن / زنگ زدن / کشف کردن

Front 248

Strike a match

Back 248

Make fire with a match

Hint 248

کبریت روشن کردن

Front 249

Striking (adj)

Back 249

If s.th is striking, you notice it because it is very unusual or interesting.

Hint 249

That's a very striking hat.

جالب

Front 250

Conscious (adj)

Back 250

1. Awake and able to think.

Opp : unconscious

2. If you are conscious of s.th, you know about it.

Hint 250

1. The patient was conconscious during the operation.

2. I was conscious that s.b was watching me.

2. The new student was conscious of the other students starting at her.

هشیار / آگاهانه

Front 251

Lose consciousness (no plural)

Back 251

Stop being conscious

Hint 251

As she fell, she hit her head and lost consciousness.

از دست دادن هشیاری

Front 252

Disagree (verb)

Back 252

Say that another person's idea is wrong.

Not agree.

Hint 252

I said it was a good film, but Jason disagreed with me.

My sister and I disagree about everything.

The lawyers disagreed about the best way to settle the case.

موافق نبودن

Front 253

Disagreement (noun)

Back 253

A talk between people with different ideas.

An argument

Hint 253

My parents sometimes have disagreements about money.

اختلاف / مخالفت

Front 254

Settle (verb)

Back 254

1. Go to live in a new place and stay there.

2. Decide s.th after talking with s.b

End a discussion or argument.

3. Come down and rest somewhere.

4. Pay s.th

Hint 254

1. Ruth left England and went to settle in America.

2. Have you settled your argument with Rajit?

3. The bird settled on a branch.

4. Have you settled your bill?

ساکن شدن / مستقر کردن / فروکش کردن / واریز کردن

Front 255

Settle down

Back 255

1. Sit down or lie down so that you are comfortable.

2. Become calm and quiet.

3. Begin to have a calm life in one place.

Hint 255

1. I settled down in front of the television.

2. The children settled down and went to sleep.

3. When are you going to get married and settle down?

راحت نشستن /آرام گرفتن / سروسامان گرفتن

Front 256

Settle in

Back 256

Start to feel happy in a new place

Hint 256

We only moved to this flat last week and we haven't settled in yet.

جا افتادن

Front 257

Settlement (noun)

Back 257

1. An agreement about s.th after talknig or arguing.

2. A group of homes in a place where no people have lived before.

Hint 257

1. After long talks about pay, the workers and their bosd reached a settlement.

2. A settlement in the forest.

توافق / مستعمره

Front 258

Echo (noun)

Back 258

A sound that a wall sends back so that you hear it again.

Hint 258

انعکاس

Front 259

Echo (verb)

Back 259

To echo means that a sound repeats itself because it bounced off an object.

Hint 259

His footsteps echoed in the empty hall.

The child yelled over the canyon, and the wall echoed the sound.

منعکس شدن

Front 260

Hall (noun)

Back 260

1. A big room or building where a lot of people meet.

2. The room in a house that is near the front door and has doors to other rooms.

Hint 260

1. A concert hall.

1. We did our exams in the school hall.

2. You can leave your coat in the hall.

سالن / تالار / راهرو

Front 261

Bounce (verb)

Back 261

1. When a ball bounced, it moves away quickly after it hits s.th hard.

2. Make a ball do this

3. Jump up and down a lot.

Hint 261

1. The ball bounced off the wall.

2. The boy was bouncing a basketball.

3. The children were bouncing on their beds.

بالاجستن / پریدن / جست و خیز کردن

Front 262

Canyon (noun)

Back 262

تنگه

Front 263

Eventual (adj)

Back 263

If s.th is eventual, it will happen at the end of a series of events.

Hint 263

The constant training and planning led the team to an eventual victory.

نهایی

Front 264

Victory (noun)

Back 264

Winning a fight, game or war.

Hint 264

ظفر / پیروزی

Front 265

Hint (verb)

Back 265

Say s.th, but not in a direct way

Hint 265

Sarah looked at her watch, hinting that she wanted to go home.

اشاره ضمنی کردن

Front 266

Hint (noun)

Back 266

1. S.th that you say,but not in a direct way.

2. A small amount of s.th

Hint 266

1. When he said he had no money, it was a hint that he wanted you to pay for his dinner.

1. A quietly passed on a hint to my sister about the test.

2. There's a hint of garlic in this soup.

اشاره / اثر

Front 267

Garlic (no plural)

Back 267

A plant like a small onion with a strong taste and smell, that you use in cooking

Hint 267

(گیاه شناسی) سیر

Front 268

Idiot (noun)

Back 268

A person who is stupid or does s.th silly

Hint 268

I was an idiot to forget my key.

Because he got lost in the forest, the man felt like an idiot.

(آدم) احمق

Front 269

Immense (adj)

Back 269

Very big

Hint 269

Immense problems.

An immense amount of money was needed to buy such a large boat.

بسیار بزرگ / کلان

Front 270

Immensely (adverb)

Back 270

Very or very much

Hint 270

We enjoyed the party immensely.

خیلی زیاد

Front 271

Indirect (adj)

Back 271

Not straight or direct.

Hint 271

We came an indirect way to avoid the city centre.

He chose to take the most indirect route to the coast.

غیرمستقیم

Front 272

Indirectly (adverb)

Back 272

In an indirect way

Hint 272

بطور غیر مستقیم

Front 273

Option (noun)

Back 273

A thing that you can choose

Hint 273

If you're going to France, there are two options, you can go by plane or by boat.

The children were given the option of three houses to pick from.

حق انتخاب

Front 274

Optional (adj)

Back 274

That you can choose or not choose.

Hint 274

All students must learn English,bus German is optional.

Opp : compulsory

انتخابی

Front 275

Compulsory (adj)

Back 275

If s.th is compulsory, you must do it.

Hint 275

School is compulsory for all children between the ages of five and sixteen.

اجباری

Front 276

Pastime (noun)

Back 276

S.th that you like doing when you are not working.

Hint 276

Painting is her favourite pastime.

In the US, baseball is considered the national pastime.

سرگرمی

Front 277

Perfect (adj)

Back 277

1. So good that it cannot be better, with nothing wrong.

2. Made from 'has','have' or 'had' and the past participle of a verb.

Hint 277

1. Her english is perfect.

1. The weather is perfect for a picnic.

1. She got all the questions right, so her score was perfect.

2. Perfect tenses.

کامل / عالی / (دستور زبان) کامل

Front 278

Perfectly (adverb)

Back 278

1. Completely

2. In a perfect way.

Hint 278

1. I'm perfectly all right.

2. She played the piece of music perfectly.

کاملا / بسیار خوب

Front 279

Pinpoint (verb)

Back 279

To pinpoint s.th means to locate it exactly.

Hint 279

The navigation system in my car is able to pinpoint my exact location.

دقیقا مشخص کردن

Front 280

Navigate (verb)

Back 280

Use a map, etc to find which way a ship, an aeroplane or a car should go.

Hint 280

Long ago,explorers used the stars to navigate.

جهت یابی کردن

Front 281

Navigator (noun)

Back 281

A person who navigates.

Hint 281

افسر ناوبر

Front 282

Switch (noun)

Back 282

A small thing that you press to stop or start electricity

Hint 282

Where is the light switch?

کلید برق

Front 283

Switch (verb)

Back 283

Change to s.th different.

Hint 283

I switched to another seat because I couldn't see the film.

Mom switched the TV station from the news to her favourite show.

عوض کردن / تغییر موضع دادن

Front 284

Switch off

Back 284

Press s.th to stop electricity

Hint 284

I switched the TV off.

Don't forget to switch off the lights.

خاموش کردن

Front 285

Switch on

Back 285

Press s.th to start electricity.

Hint 285

Switch the radio on.

روشن کردن

Front 286

Switch board (noun)

Back 286

The place in a large office where s.b answers telephone calls and sends them to the right people.

Hint 286

صفحه سوئیچ

Front 287

Thorough (adj)

Back 287

Careful and complete.

Hint 287

We gave the room a thorough clean.

Tina did a thorough job of cleaning the stains out of the carpet.

کامل

Front 288

Thoroughly (adverb)

Back 288

1. Carefully and completely

2. Completely, very or very much.

Hint 288

1. He cleaned the room thoroughly.

2. I thoroughly enjoyed the film.

بطور کامل / فوق العاده

Front 289

Thoroughly (adverb)

Back 289

1. Carefully and completely

2. Completely, very or very much.

Hint 289

1. He cleaned the room thoroughly.

2. I thoroughly enjoyed the film.

بطور کامل / فوق العاده

Front 290

Stain (verb)

Back 290

Make coloured or dirty marks on s.th

Hint 290

The wine stained the carpet red.

لک کردن

Front 291

Stain (noun)

Back 291

لکه

Hint 291

She had blood stains on her shirt.

Front 292

Torment (verb)

Back 292

To torment someone means to cause them to suffer on purpose.

Hint 292

She tormented her little brother by taking his favourite toy.

زجر دادن

Front 293

Suffer (verb)

Back 293

Feel pain,sadness or s.th else that is not pleasant

Hint 293

I'm suffering from toothache.

(درد) داشتن / رنج بردن از

Front 294

Faucet (noun)

Back 294

شیر (اب و غیره)

Front 295

Graze (verb)

Back 295

1. Hurt your skin by rubbing it against s.th rough.

2. Eat grass

Hint 295

1. He fell and grazed his arm.

2. The sheep were grazing in the fields.

خراشیدن / چریدن

Front 296

Graze (noun)

Back 296

خراش

Hint 296

Her legs were covered with grazes.

Front 297

Commute (verb)

Back 297

Travel a long way from home to work every day.

Hint 297

She lives in the country and commutes to London.

رفت و آمد

Front 298

Commuter (noun)

Back 298

A person who commutes

Hint 298

مسافر هرروزه (میان خانه و محل کار)

Front 299

Attend (verb)

Back 299

Go to or be at a place where s.th is happening.

Hint 299

Did you attend the meeting?

شرکت کردن در

Front 300

Register (noun)

Back 300

A list of names.

Hint 300

The teacher keeps a register of all the students in the class.

صورت اسامی / ثبت

Front 301

Register (verb)

Back 301

1. Put a name on a list.

2. Show a number or amount.

Hint 301

1. I would like to register for the English course.

2. The thermometer registered 30°C

ثبت نام کردن / نشان دادن

Front 302

Registration (no plural)

Back 302

Putting a name on a list.

Hint 302

Registration of births,marriages and deaths.

ثبت نام

Front 303

Registration number (noun)

Back 303

The numbers and letters on the front and back of a carn etc.

Hint 303

(اتومبیل) شماره

Front 304

Escape (verb)

Back 304

1. Get free from s.b or s.th

2. If a liquid or gas escapes, it comes out of a place.

Hint 304

1. The bird escaped from the cage.

1. The prisoner escaped, but he was caught.

فرار کردن / گریختن

Front 305

Escape (noun)

Back 305

گریز / فرار

Front 306

Make your escape

Back 306

Get free.

Get away from a place.

Hint 306

They jumped out of a window and made their escape.

موفق به فرار شدن

Front 307

Terrify (verb)

Back 307

Make s.b very frightened

Hint 307

Spiders terrify me!

ترساندن

Front 308

Terrified (adj)

Back 308

Very frightened

Hint 308

Di is terrified of dogs.

وحشت زده

Front 309

Associate (verb)

Back 309

Put two ideas together in your mind

Hint 309

We usually associate Austria with snow and skiing.

مربوط کردن

Front 310

Association (noun)

Back 310

A group of people who join or work together for a special reason.

Hint 310

The football association.

انجمن / کانون

Front 311

Paralysed (adj)

Back 311

If you are paralysed, you cannot move your body or a part of it.

Hint 311

After the accident she was paralysed in both legs.

فلج (شده)

Front 312

Proud (adj)

Back 312

1. If you feel proud, you are pleased about s.th that you or others have done or about s.th that you have.

2. A person who is proud thinks that he/she is better than other people.

Hint 312

1. They are very proud of their new house.

2. She was too proud to say she was sorry.

!! The noun is pride.

مفتخر / متکبر

Front 313

Proudly (adverb)

Back 313

با افتخار / با غرور

Hint 313

I made this myself, he said proudly.

Front 314

Dress (noun)

Back 314

1. Piece of clothing with a top part and a skirt, that a woman or girl wears.

2. (No plural): clothes.

Hint 314

2. The group of dancers wore national dress.

لباس زنانه / لباس (مخصوص)

Front 315

Dress (verb)

Back 315

1. Put clothes on yourself or another person.

2. Wear clothes

Hint 315

1. She dressed quickly and went out.

1. He washed and dressed the baby.

!! Opp: undress.

2. She dressed like a film star.

پوشانیدن / پوشاندن

Front 316

Dressed in s.th

Back 316

Wearing s.th

Hint 316

He was dressed in black.

پوشیدن

Front 317

Dress up

Back 317

1. Put on your best clothes.

2. Put on special clothes for fun, so that you look like another person or a thing.

Hint 317

1. They dressed up to go to the theatre.

2. The children dressed up as ghosts.

لباس خوب پوشیدن / تغییر لباس

Front 318

Get dressed

Back 318

Put on your clothes

Hint 318

I got dressed and went downstairs for breakfast.

Opp: get undressed

لباس پوشیدن

Front 319

Dressing (noun)

Back 319

1. A thing for covering a part of your body that is hurt.

2. A mixture of oil,vinegar,etc that you put on a salad.

Hint 319

1. You should put a dressing on that cat.

مرحم گذاری

Front 320

Dressing-gown (noun)

Back 320

A piece of clothing like a coat that you wear over your pyjamas or nightdress

Hint 320

لباس خواب

Front 321

Dressing-table (noun)

Back 321

A piece of bedroom furniture like a table with drawers and a mirror.

Hint 321

میز آرایش

Front 322

Custom (noun)

Back 322

S.th that a group of people usually do.

Hint 322

It is a custom to give presents at Christmas.

رسم / سنت

Front 323

Gloomy (adj) (gloomier,gloomiest)

Back 323

1. Dark and sad.

2. Sad and without hope.

Hint 323

1. What a gloomy day!

2. He's feeling very gloomy because he can't get a job.

تاریک / افسرده

Front 324

Gloomily (adverb)

Back 324

She looked gloomily out of the window at the rain.

Front 325

Setting (noun)

Back 325

The place where s.th is or where s.th happens

Hint 325

The house is in a beautiful setting on top pf a hill.

نصب / موقعیت / زمینه

Front 326

Decay (verb)

Back 326

Become bad or fall to pieces.

Hint 326

If you don't clean your teeth, they will decay.

پوسیده شدن

Front 327

Decay (no plural)

Back 327

پوسیده

Hint 327

Tooth decay.

Front 328

Trap (noun)

Back 328

1. A thing that you use for catching animals.

2. A plan to trick s.b

Hint 328

1. The rabbit's leg was caught in a trap.

2. I knew the question was a trap, so I didn't answer it.

تله / کلک

Front 329

Trap (verb) (trapped)

Back 329

1. Keep s.b in a place that they cannot escape from.

2. Catch or trick s.b or s.th

Hint 329

1. They were trapped in the burning building.

به تله انداختن / گیر انداختن

Front 330

Article (noun)

Back 330

1. A piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine.

2. A thing

3. The word 'a' , 'an' and 'the' are called articles.

Hint 330

1. Did you read the article about Spain in yesterday's newspaper?

2. Many of the articles in the shop are half-price.

2. Articles of clothing (=things like skirts,coats and trousers)

مقاله / شی /حرف تعریف

Front 331

Carve (verb)

Back 331

1. Cut wood or stone to make a picture or shape.

2. Cut meat into thin pieces after you have cooked it.

Hint 331

1. Her father carved a little horse for her out of wood.

حکاکی کردن / (بریدن) گوشت پخته

Front 332

Creep (verb) (crept)

Back 332

Move quietly and carefully so that nobody hears or sees you; move along close to the ground.

Hint 332

The cat crept towards the bird.

I crept into the room where the children were sleeping.

خزیدن / پاورچین پاورچین رفتن

Front 333

Represent (verb)

Back 333

1. Be a sign for s.th

2. Speak or do s.th for another person or other people.

Hint 333

1. The yellow lines on the map represent roads.

2. Christie will represent Britain at the next Olympic Games.

نشان دادن / نماینده بودن

Front 334

Representative (noun)

Back 334

A person who speaks or does s.th for a group of people

Hint 334

There were representatives from every country in Europe at the meeting.

نماینده

Front 335

Legend (noun)

Back 335

An old story that is perhaps not true.

Hint 335

The legend of Robin Hood.

افسانه

Front 336

Regard (verb)

Back 336

Think of s.b or s.th in a certain way.

Hint 336

I regard her as my best friend.

تلقی کردن

Front 337

Regard (noun)

Back 337

1. (No plural): what you think about s.b or s.th

2. (No plural): care.

3. Regards (plural): kind wishes

Hint 337

1. I have a high regard for his work (=I think it is very good).

2. She shows no regard for other people's feelings.

3. Please give my regards to your parents.

ملاحظه / احترام

Front 338

Restrain (verb)

Back 338

Stop s.b or s.th from doing s.th; control s.b or s.th

Hint 338

I couldn't restrain my anger.

مهار کردن / بازداشتن

Front 339

Vandalism (no plural)

Back 339

Damage by vandals

Hint 339

Vandalism is a problem in this part of the city.

ویرانگری

Front 340

Destroy (verb)

Back 340

Break s.th completely so that you cannot use it again or so that it is gone.

Hint 340

The house was destroyed by fire.

خراب کردن / معدوم کردن

Front 341

Donate (verb)

Back 341

Give s.th to people who need it

Hint 341

They donated £1000 to the hospital.

اهدا کردن / بخشیدن

Front 342

Donation (noun)

Back 342

S.th that you give to people who need it.

Hint 342

A donation of money.

بخشش

Front 343

Charity (noun)

Back 343

1. A group of people who collect money to help people who need it.

2. (No plural): being kind and helping other people.

Hint 343

1. The red cross is a charity.

خیریه / نوع دوستی / نیکوکاری

Front 344

Dispute (noun)

Back 344

An angry talk between people with different ideas

Hint 344

There was a dispute about which driver caused the accident.

مشاجره / جدال

Front 345

Debate (noun)

Back 345

A public meeting where people talk about s.th important.

Hint 345

مناظره

Front 346

Debate (verb)

Back 346

بحث کردن

Hint 346

Parliament is debating the new law.

Front 347

Scholar (noun)

Back 347

A person who has learned a lot about s.th

Hint 347

A famous history scholar.

محقق

Front 348

Scholarship (noun)

Back 348

Money that is given to a good student to help him/her to continue studying

Hint 348

Adrian won a scholarship to Cambridge.

بورس

Front 349

Grave (adj) (graver,gravest)

Back 349

Very bad or serious

Hint 349

!! Serious is the word that we usually use.

شدید / سخت

Front 350

Grave (noun)

Back 350

A hole in the ground where a dead person's body is put.

Hint 350

We put flowers on the grave.

گور / قبر

Front 351

Gravestone (noun)

Back 351

A piece of stone on a grave that shows the name of the death person

Hint 351

سنگ گور

Front 352

Graveyard (noun)

Back 352

A piece of land near a church where death people are put in the ground.

Hint 352

گورستان

Front 353

Corpse (noun)

Back 353

The body of a dead person.

Hint 353

جسد / جنازه

Front 354

Intend (verb)

Back 354

Plan to do s.th

Hint 354

When do you intend to go to London?

قصد داشتن

Front 355

Be intended for s.b or s.th

Back 355

Be for s.b or s.th

Hint 355

This dictionary is intended for elementary learners of English.

اختصاص داشتن

Front 356

Pumpkin (noun)

Back 356

A very large round vegetable with a thick orange skin.

Hint 356

کدو حلوایی

Front 357

Myth (noun)

Back 357

1. A very old story.

2. A story or belief that is not true.

Hint 357

اسطوره / افسانه

Front 358

Destruction (no plural)

Back 358

Breaking s.th completely so that you cannot use it again or so ghat it is gone.

Hint 358

The destruction of the city by bombs.

خرابی / ویرانی

Front 359

Complex (noun)

Back 359

A group of building

Hint 359

A sports complex.

مجتمع

Front 360

Consist of s.th (verb)

Back 360

Be made of s.th

Have s.th as parts

Hint 360

Jam consists of fruit and sugar.

تشکیل شدن

Front 361

Consistent (adj)

Back 361

Always the same

Hint 361

His work isn't very consistent_sometimes it's good and sometimes it's terrible

Opp: inconsistent.

سازگاری / ثبات

Front 362

Connect (verb)

Back 362

Join one thing to another thing.

Hint 362

This wire connects the video recorder to the television.

The two cities are connected by a motorway.

متصل کردن/شدن

Front 363

Connection (noun)

Back 363

1. The way that one thing is joined to another.

2. A train, plane or bus that leaves a place soon after another arrives, so that people can change from one to the other.

Hint 363

1. We had a bad connection on the phone so I couldn't hear him very well.

1. Is there a connection between violence on TV and crime?

2. The train was late, so I missed my connection.

اتصال / ارتباط / ادامه مسیر

Front 364

In connection with s.th

Back 364

About s.th

Hint 364

The police want to talk to him in connection with the robbery.

در ارتباط با چیزی

Front 365

Compete (verb)

Back 365

Try to win a race or competition

Hint 365

Teams from many countries compete in the world cup.

مسابقه دادن

Front 366

Competition (noun)

Back 366

1. A game or test that people try to win.

2. (No plural): trying to win or be best.

Hint 366

1. I entered the painting competition and won first prize.

2. We were in competition with a team from another school.

رقابت

Front 367

Prize (noun)

Back 367

S.th that you give to the person who wins a game, race, etc.

Hint 367

I won first prize in the painting competition.

جایزه

Front 368

Advantage (noun)

Back 368

S.th that helps you or that is useful.

Hint 368

When you're travelling in South America, it's a great advantage if you speak Spanish.

One advantage of camping is that it's cheap.

Opp: disadvantage

امتیاز / نفع

Front 369

Take advantage of s.th

Back 369

Use s.th to help yourself

Hint 369

Buy now and take advantage of these special prices.

سود / بهره

Front 370

Advance (no plural)

Back 370

ترقی / پیشرفت

Front 371

In advance

Back 371

Before s.th happens

Hint 371

we paid for the tickets in advance.

قبلی / مقدم

Front 372

*Esoteric

Back 372

S.th that requires specialized knowledge

Hint 372

محرمانه

Front 373

Advanced (adj)

Back 373

Of or for s.b who is already good at s.th.

Difficult

Hint 373

An advanced English class.

پیشرفته / مترقی

Front 374

*superfluous

Back 374

Unneccessary , extra

Hint 374

I have so much supperfluous

زیادی / غیرضروری

Front 375

*Acquiesce

Back 375

To accept s.th

Hint 375

She will not acquiesce to your request.

تسلیم شدن / راضی شدن

Front 376

*angst

Back 376

An unfocused feeling of anxiety toward life.

Hint 376

My teenager is so filled with angst.

احساس بیم و نگرانی

Front 377

*kitsch

Back 377

Art that is considered lowbrow.

Hint 377

My aunt's apartment is really kitschy.

پرزرق و برق و کم محتوا

Front 378

*bono fide

Back 378

Real , genuine

Hint 378

He's a bana fide genttleman.

Front 379

*Vice versa

Back 379

The converse

Hint 379

I could to your house, or vice versa

برعکس

Front 380

*alma mater

Back 380

One's former school

Hint 380

Hardward is my alma mater

مدرسه یا دانشگاهی که شخص در آن پرورش یافته است

Front 381

*carpe diem

Back 381

Seize the day

Hint 381

امروز را رها مکن / تا وقت هست خوش باش

Front 382

*Status quo

Back 382

The existing state of affairs

Hint 382

Eating vegan is the status quo.

وضع موجود

Front 383

Artificial (adj)

Back 383

Made by people, not natural

Hint 383

Artificial flowers.

مصنوعی / ساختگی

Front 384

*Kick up their heels

Back 384

To celebrate, commemorate an event with festivities

Front 385

*patriotic

Back 385

Devoted to one's country

Front 386

Evergreen (noun)

Back 386

A tree that has green leaves all the year

Hint 386

همیشه سبز

Front 387

*televise

Back 387

To be broadcasted on television

Hint 387

در تلویزیون نشان دادن

Front 388

Shrub (noun)

Back 388

A plant like a small low tree

Hint 388

درختچه

Front 389

*national anthem

Back 389

Official song of a nation

Front 390

Ornament (noun)

Back 390

A thing that we have because it is beautiful, not because it is usual.

Hint 390

Their house is full of china ornament.

زینت

Front 391

*pomp

Back 391

Impressive decorations, clothes, music and so on that are traditional for an important ceremony.

Front 392

Ornamental (adj)

Back 392

آرایشی / تزیینی

Hint 392

There is an ornamental pond in the garden.

Front 393

*setting up

Back 393

To assemble, put together, to place upright

Hint 393

He spent 3 hours setting up the stage forthe band

Front 394

Possess (verb)

Back 394

Have or own s.th

Hint 394

He lost everything that he possessed in the fire.

!!! Have or own are the words that we usually use.

مالک بودن / داشتن

Front 395

*do a great

Back 395

To do someone means to impersonate them, immitate the way they act or more.

Front 396

Possession (noun)

Back 396

1. (No plural): having or owing s.th

2. Possessions (plural): the things that you have or own

Hint 396

1. The possession of drugs is a crime.

مالکیت / دارایی

Front 397

Carol (noun)

Back 397

A religious song that people sing at Christmas

Hint 397

سرود کریسمس

Front 398

Revolution (noun)

Back 398

1. A fight by people against their government, to put a new government in its place.

2. A big change in the way of doing things.

Hint 398

1. The French revolution was in 1789.

2. The industrial revolution.

انقلاب

Front 399

Defeat (verb)

Back 399

Win a fight or game against a person or group of people.

Hint 399

Alexander the Great defeated the Persians in 334 BC.

شکست دادن

Front 400

Defeat (noun)

Back 400

Losing a game, fight or war

Hint 400

شکست

Front 401

Replace (verb)

Back 401

1. Put s.th back in the right place.

2. Take the place of s.b or s.th

3. Put a new or different person or thing in the place of another.

Hint 401

1. Please replace the books on the shelf when you have finished with them.

2. John Major replaced Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister.

3. The watch was broken so the shop replaced it with a new one.

جانشین کردن/شدن

Front 402

Replacement (noun)

Back 402

1. A new or different person or thing that takes the place of another.

2. (No plural): putting a new or different person or thing in the place of another.

Hint 402

1. Sue is leaving the company next month so we need to find a replacement.

جانشینی

Front 403

Strict (adj)(stricter,strictest)

Back 403

If you are strict, you make people do what you want and do not allow them to behave badly.

Hint 403

Her parents are very strict_she always has to be home before ten oclock.

Strict rules.

سختگیر / خشک

Front 404

Strictly (adverb)

Back 404

1. Definitely, in a strict way.

2. Exactly

Hint 404

1. Smoking is strictly forbidden.

2. That is not strictly true.

به طور جدی / دقیقا

Front 405

Ban (verb)(banned)

Back 405

Say that s.th must stop or must not happen

Hint 405

The film was banned (=people were not allowed to see it)

توقیف کردن

Front 406

Ban (noun)

Back 406

توقیف / تحریم

Hint 406

There is a ban on smoking in petrol stations

Front 407

Prohibit (verb)

Back 407

Say that people must not do s.th

Hint 407

Smoking is prohibit in the theatre.

ممنوع کردن

Front 408

Aside (adverb)

Back 408

On or to one side, away.

Hint 408

He put the letter aside while he did his homework.

کنار

Front 409

State (noun)

Back 409

1. (No plural): how s.b or s.th is.

2. A country and its government.

3. A part of a country.

Hint 409

1. Your room is in a terrible state (=untidy or dirty)

2. Many schools are owned by the state.

3. Texas is a state in the USA.

وضع / حکومت / ایالت

Front 410

State of mind

Back 410

How you feel

Hint 410

What state of mind is he in?

وضعیت احساسی

Front 411

State (verb)

Back 411

Say or write s.th

Hint 411

I stated in my letter that I was looking for a job.

بیان کردن

Front 412

Statement (noun)

Back 412

S.th that you say or write

Hint 412

The driver made a statement to the police about the accident.

بیان

Front 413

Armed (adj)

Back 413

With a weapon, for example a gun

Hint 413

An armed robber.

Are the police armed in your country?

مسلح

Front 414

The armed forces (noun)

Back 414

The armyn air force and navy.

Hint 414

نیروهای مسلح

Front 415

Force (noun)

Back 415

1. (No plural): power or strength.

2. A group of people, for examplepolice or soliders, who do a special job.

Hint 415

1. He was killed by the force of the explosion.

2. The police force.

زور / شدت / نیرو

Front 416

By force

Back 416

Using a lot of strength, for example by pushing, pulling or hitting

Hint 416

I lost the key so I had to open the door by force.

به زور

Front 417

Force (verb)

Back 417

1. Make s.b do s.th that they do not want to do.

2. Do s.th by using a lot of strength.

Hint 417

1. They forced him to give them the money.

2. The thief forced the window open.

مجبور کردن / فشار آوردن

Front 418

Weapon (noun)

Back 418

A thing that you use for fighting. Guns and swords are weapons.

Hint 418

سلاح

Front 419

Sword (noun)

Back 419

A long sharp knife for fighting

Hint 419

شمشیر

Front 420

Memory (noun)

Back 420

1. The power to remember things.

2. S.th that you remember.

3. The part of a computer that holds information.

Hint 420

1. She's got a very good memory_she never forgets people's names.

2. I have very happy memories of that holiday.

حافظه / خاطره

Front 421

Dead (adj)

Back 421

1. Not living

2. Very quiet

Hint 421

1. All my grandparents are dead.

1. Throw away those dead flowers.

2. This town is dead: everything is closed after ten o'clock at night.

مرده / سوت و کور

Front 422

A dead end

Back 422

A street that is only open at one end

Hint 422

بن بست

Front 423

The dead (noun)(plural)

Back 423

Dead people

Hint 423

عالم اموات / مردگان

Front 424

Deadline (noun)

Back 424

A day or time before which you must do s.th

Hint 424

The deadline for finishing ghis essay is next Tuesday.

مهلت / فرجه

Front 425

Deadly (adj)(deadlier,deadliest)

Back 425

S.th that is deadly may kill people or other living things

Hint 425

A deadly weapon.

مهلک کشنده

Front 426

Deadly (adverb)

Back 426

Extremely

Hint 426

I'm deadly serious.

بسیار / زیاد

Front 427

Essay (noun)

Back 427

A short piece of writing about a subject

Hint 427

Our teacher asked us to write an essay on our favourite author.

مقاله

Front 428

Duty (noun)

Back 428

1. S.th that you must do because it is part of your job or because you think it is right.

2. Money (a tax) that you pay to the government when you bring things into a country from another country

Hint 428

1. It's your duty to look after your parents when they got older.

1. One of the duties of asecretary is to type letters.

وظیفه / مالیات

Front 429

Off duty

Back 429

Not working

Hint 429

The police officer was off duty.

فراغت از کار

Front 430

On duty

Back 430

Working

Hint 430

Some nurses at the hospital are on duty all night.

سرکار

Front 431

Duty-free (adj,adverb)

Back 431

That you can bring into a country without paying money to the government. You can buy duty-free goods on planes or ships and at airports.

Hint 431

معاف از مالیات

Front 432

Century (noun)

Back 432

1. 100 years.

2. A time of 100 years, that we use in dates.

Hint 432

2. We are living at the end of the twentieth century.

سده / قرن

Front 433

Cemetery (noun)

Back 433

An area of ground where dead people are put under the earth

Hint 433

قبرستان

Front 434

Contain (verb)

Back 434

Have s.th inside it.

Hint 434

This box contains pens and pencils.

Chocolate contains a lot of sugar.

شامل بودن

Front 435

Container (noun)

Back 435

A thing that you can put other things in boxes, bottles, bags and jars are all containers.

Hint 435

ظرف / کانتینر

Front 436

Tomb (noun)

Back 436

A thing made of stone where a dead person's body is buried.

Hint 436

مقبره

Front 437

Funeral (noun)

Back 437

The time when a dead person is buried or burned

Hint 437

(مراسم) تدفین

Front 438

Statue (noun)

Back 438

The shape of a person or an animal that is madeof stone or metal

Hint 438

The statue of Liberty in New York.

مجسمه

Front 439

Preservation (no plural)

Back 439

Keeping s.th safe; make s.th stay the same.

Hint 439

The preservation of rare birds.

حفاظت

Front 440

Preserve (verb)

Back 440

Keep s.th safe, make s.th stay the same.

Hint 440

Parts of the town are new, but they have preserved many of the old building.

حفاظت کردن

Front 441

Salute (verb)

Back 441

Make the special sign that soliders make by lifting your hand to your head.

Hint 441

The soliders saluted as the Queen walked past.

سلام (نظامی) دادن

Front 442

Salute (noun)

Back 442

سلام نظامی

Hint 442

The soliders gave a salute.

Front 443

Expression (noun)

Back 443

1. A word or group of words, a way of saying s.th

2. The look on your face that shows how you feel.

Hint 443

1. The expression 'to drop off' means 'to fall asleep'.

2. An expression of surprise.

اظهار / بیان / حالت

Front 444

Praise (verb)

Back 444

Say that s.b or s.th is good.

Hint 444

She was praised for her hard work.

تحسین کردن

Front 445

Praise (no plural)

Back 445

تحسین

Hint 445

The book has recieved a lot of praise.

Front 446

Respect (no plural)

Back 446

1. Thinking that s.b is very good or clever.

2. Being polite to s.b

Hint 446

1. I have a lot of respect for your father.

2. You should treat old people with more respect.

احترام

Front 447

Respect (verb)

Back 447

Think that s.b is good or clever.

Hint 447

The students respect their teacher.

احترام گذاشتن

Front 448

Respectable (adj)

Back 448

If a person or thing is respectable, people think he/she/it is good or correct

Hint 448

She comes from a respectable family.

محترم

Front 449

View (noun)

Back 449

1. What you can see from a certain place.

2. Whst you believe or think about s.th

Hint 449

1. There is a beautiful view of the mountains from our window.

2. What are your views on marriage?

منظریه / نظریه

Front 450

In view of s.th

Back 450

Because of s.th

Hint 450

In view of the bad weather we decided to cancel the match.

نظر به

Front 451

On view

Back 451

In a place for people to see

Hint 451

Her paintings are on view at the museum.

در معرض نمایش

Front 452

Viewer (noun)

Back 452

A person who watches television.

Hint 452

بیننده

Front 453

Marriage (noun)

Back 453

1. The time when two people are together as husband and wife.

2. The time when a man and woman become husband and wife; a wedding

Hint 453

1. They had a long and happy marriage.

2. The marriage will take place in church.

ازدواج / عقد

Front 454

Outlook (noun)

Back 454

What will probably happen.

Hint 454

The outlook for the weekend: dry and sunny weather in all parts of Britain.

پیش بینی / دورنما

Front 455

Application (noun)

Back 455

Writing to ask for s.th, for example a job.

Hint 455

درخواست

Front 456

Application form (noun)

Back 456

A special piece of paper that you write on when you are typing to get s.th, for example a job.

Hint 456

درخواست نامه

Front 457

Operation (noun)

Back 457

1. Cutting a person's body to take out or mend a part inside.

2. S.th that happens, that needs a lot of people or careful planning.

Hint 457

1. He had an operation on his eye.

2. A military operation.

عمل (جراحی) / عملیات

Front 458

Support (verb)

Back 458

1. Hold s.b or s.th up, so that they do not fall.

2. Help s.b to liveby giving things like money, a home or food.

3. Say that you think that s.b or s.th is right or the best.

Hint 458

1. The bridge isn't strong enough to support heavy lorries.

2. She has three children to support.

3. Everybody else said I was wrong but Paul supported me.

3. Which football team do you support?

پشتیبانی کردن

Front 459

Support (noun)

Back 459

1. (No plural): help.

2. S.th that holds up another thing.

Hint 459

1. Thank you for all your support.

2. A roof support.

پشتیبانی / تکیه گاه

Front 460

Supporter (noun)

Back 460

A person who helps s.b or s.th by giving money, or by showing interest.

Hint 460

Football supporters.

حامی

Front 461

Relation (noun)

Back 461

1. A person in your family.

2. A connection between two things.

Hint 461

2. There is no relation between the size of the countries and the number of people who live there.

خویشی / ارتباط

Front 462

Relationship (noun)

Back 462

How people,things or ideas are connected to each other; feelings between people.

Hint 462

I have a good relationship with my parents.

The book is about the relationship between an Indian boy and an English girl.

رابطه

Front 463

Office (noun)

Back 463

1. A room or building with desks and telephones, where people work.

2. A room or building where you can buy s.th or get information

3. One part of the government.

Hint 463

1. I work in an office.

2. The ticket office is at the front of the station.

2. The post office.

3. The Foreign Office.

دفتر / اداره / منصب

Front 464

Officer (noun)

Back 464

1. A person in the army,navy or air force who gives orders to other people.

2. A person who does important work, especially for the government.

Hint 464

1. A naval officer.

2. A prison officer.

2. Police officer.

متصدی و افسر

Front 465

Official (adj)

Back 465

Of or from the government or s.b who is important.

Hint 465

An official report.

The newscis now official_they are getting married.

Opp : unpfficial

Front 466

#On my own

Back 466

Alone

Without other people

Front 467

#be complete opposite

Back 467

Be very different

Front 468

#share a flat

Back 468

Live in the same flat as another person

Front 469

#go out with someone

Back 469

Have a romantic relationship with someone

Front 470

Officially (adverb)

Back 470

رسما

Hint 470

I think I've got the job, but they will tell me officially on Friday.

Front 471

#get to know someone

Back 471

Learn about and become friends with someone

Front 472

#get married

Back 472

Become husband and wife

Front 473

Official (noun)

Back 473

A person who does important work, especially for the government.

Hint 473

Government officials.

مامور / مقام

Front 474

#split up

Back 474

Stop having a romantic relationship

Front 475

#Get on well with someone

Back 475

Have a good relationship with someone

Front 476

To have a knack for

Back 476

To have a special talent or ability

Hint 476

She has a knack for learning speaking.

Front 477

#Become flatmates/friends

Back 477

Start to be flatmades/friends

Front 478

#what's the matter?

Back 478

What's the problem?

Front 479

You can do me

Back 479

Here 'to do someone' has a double meaning of having sex with someone.

Hint 479

It is very informal expression

Front 480

#be/feeling boiling

Back 480

Very very hot

Front 481

#be/feel freezing

Back 481

Very very cold

Front 482

#Cash desk

Back 482

The place where you pay

Front 483

#stay in

Back 483

Stay at home

Front 484

#come round

Back 484

Come to my home

Front 485

#Go out

Back 485

Leave home to go cinema and etc.

Front 486

#go shopping

Back 486

Go to shops to buy clothes, CDs etc.

Front 487

#go for a walk

Back 487

Have a short walk to enjoy yourself

Front 488

#try s.th on

Back 488

Put s.th on to see if the size is right.

Front 489

#changing room

Back 489

A place where you try s.th on

Front 490

#that looks really nice

Back 490

I think it's on you

Front 491

Refresh (verb)

Back 491

Make s.b feel cooler, stronger or less tired.

Hint 491

A sleep will refresh you after your long journey.

سرحال آوردن

Front 492

Refreshing (adj)

Back 492

نشاط آور

Hint 492

A cool, refreshing drink.

Front 493

Refreshments (noun) (plural)

Back 493

Food and drinks that you can buy in a place like a cinema or theatre.

Hint 493

Refreshments will be sold in the interval.

خوردنی و آشامیدنی / تازگی

Front 494

#latecomer

Back 494

A person who arrives late

Front 495

#hunted house

Back 495

Houses in which ghosts are seen or heard.

Front 496

#historical figure

Back 496

People,situations or things that existed in the past and are considered to be a part of history.

Front 497

#full swing

Back 497

Full operation

Front 498

#faux pas

Back 498

An embrassing social mistake in manners or behavior

Front 499

#fashion-conscious

Back 499

Very interested in fashion and wanting to wear fashionable clothes, spend time in fashionable places, etc.

Front 500

#out-of-date

Back 500

No longer useful or acceptable, not modern or current

Front 501

#long-running

Back 501

To be in existence, or has been performed, for a long time

Front 502

#native American

Back 502

A member of rthe indegenous people of North America

Front 503

Contribute (verb)

Back 503

Give s.th when other people are giving too.

Hint 503

We contributed £10 each to pay for the party.

کمک کردن / سهیم شدن

Front 504

#politically correct

Back 504

Of language, ideas, policies and behavior seen as seeking to minimize offense among gender, race, culture, etc.

Front 505

#winter solstice

Back 505

The shortest day of the year, which usually occurs on December 21 to 22

Front 506

Contribution (noun)

Back 506

S.th that you give when other people are giving too.

Hint 506

We are sending contributions of food and clothing to people in poor countries.

سهم / کمک

Front 507

#to round out

Back 507

To make bigger, better or more complete

Front 508

#to stuff oneself

Back 508

To eat as possible, to overeat

Front 509

#fallen solider

Back 509

Soliders who have died in the line of duty

Front 510

#Twentieth century

Back 510

The years between 1901 to 2000

Front 511

Train (noun)

Back 511

Carriages or wagons that are pulled by an engine along a railway line.

Hint 511

I'm going to Briston by train.

ترن / قطار

Front 512

#to be missing s.th

Back 512

To not have s.th, to be lacking s.th

Front 513

Catch a train

Back 513

Get on a train to go somewhere

Hint 513

We caught the 7.15 train to Leeds.

سوار قطار شدن

Front 514

#switch places with someone

Back 514

To exchange or swap sitting positions with someone

Front 515

Change trains

Back 515

Go from one train to another.

Hint 515

You have to change trains at reading.

عوض کردن قطار (برای مسافرت)

Front 516

# I'll get right on that

Back 516

Expression used to say that you'll do s.th immediately

Front 517

#get arrested

Back 517

To be captured by a police man for breaking to law

Front 518

#roll/jump/fall out of bed

Back 518

This means that she/he left her bed in a very casual way, without taking care of his/her appearance.

Front 519

Train (verb)

Back 519

1. Teach a person or an animal to do s.th

2. Make yourself ready for s.th by studying or doing s.th a lot

Hint 519

1. He was trained as a polite.

2. Ann is training to be a doctor.

2. He goes running every morning_he's training for thr race.

آموزش دادن/دیدن / تمرین کردن

Front 520

#I bet you are a ...

Back 520

To bet means to gomble, to risk money based on the outcome of a game like poker.

Front 521

# in the meantime

Back 521

Diring or in the intervening time

Front 522

#handle a stick

Back 522

Expression used to ask if the person can drive a manual car. The stick is referring to a gear stick.

Front 523

Trainer (noun)

Back 523

1. A person who teaches other people to do a sport.

2. A person who teaches animals to do s.th

3. A soft shoe that you wear for runninh.

Hint 523

مربی / تربیت کننده

Front 524

#stand to reason

Back 524

Obviously, based on the facts

Hint 524

This is no common

Front 525

#go time

Back 525

The planned start time

Front 526

#it's a deal

Back 526

To drive at an agreement, contract

Front 527

Training (no plural)

Back 527

Getting ready for a sport or job.

Hint 527

She is in training for the Plympic Games .

Front 528

#leave up to (a person or thing)

Back 528

To cede/release control or power for a decision

Front 529

Traitor (noun)

Back 529

A person who harms his/her country or friends to help another wear of rison breaker.

Hint 529

خائن

Front 530

#that's it / that's all

Back 530

I don't want any more things

Front 531

#just over

Back 531

A little more than

Hint 531

Opp: just under

Front 532

#take away

Back 532

Eat in another place (not in the café)

Front 533

#a couple of minutes

Back 533

Two or three minutes

Front 534

#have a seat

Back 534

Sit down

Front 535

#are you ready to order?

Back 535

Do you know what you want to eat?

Front 536

#how would you like your steak?

Back 536

Would you like your steak rare, medium or well done?

Front 537

#still water

Back 537

Water without gas

Front 538

#sparkling water

Back 538

Water with gas

Front 539

#kick off

Back 539

To start or begin

Front 540

#in style

Back 540

Fashionable or fashionably

Front 541

#time zone

Back 541

A special region in which the same standard time is used

Front 542

#ring in the New year

Back 542

To celebrate the beginning of the new year at midnight on Desember 31

Front 543

#tongue-in-cheek

Back 543

Jokingly, sarcastically, or ironically

Front 544

#lunar calendar

Back 544

A calendar that is based on cycles of the moon

Front 545

#the good old days

Back 545

Past times remembered with fondness or longing to go back to that time.

Front 546

#well into

Back 546

Far into s.th or far along in s.th

Front 547

#ticket office

Back 547

The place where you buy tickets in a station

Front 548

#rush hour

Back 548

The time when a lot of people are travelling to and from work

Front 549

#overtake

Back 549

Pass another car by going faster

Front 550

#entrance / way in

Back 550

Go in here

Go out / leave here

Front 551

#no entry

Back 551

You can't go in here

Front 552

#no exit

Back 552

You can't go out here

Front 553

#queue here

Back 553

Wait in a line here

Front 554

#nothing to declare

Back 554

You have no tax to pay

Front 555

#out of order

Back 555

This isn't working

It's broken

Front 556

#please ring for attention

Back 556

Ring the bell and s.b will come

Front 557

#no vacancies

Back 557

The hotel is full

Front 558

#human rights

Back 558

Basic freedoms to which all humans are entitled, such as freedom of thought

Front 559

#there's lots to do

Back 559

There's many activities and places to visit

Hint 559

Opp: there's nothing to do

Front 560

#would think

Back 560

A way of saying, "that would make sense but no"

Hint 560

You would think it's cheaper, but it's more expensive.

Front 561

#(to be) familiar with

Back 561

Having a general understanding or knowledge about s.th

Hint 561

Even though I've been here for over 10 years, I'm still not totally familiar with this city.

Front 562

#not gonna happen

Back 562

Commenly used to say we won't do s.th someone is asking us or trying to force us to do.

Front 563

Thought (noun)

Back 563

1. (No plural): thinking

2. An idea

Hint 563

1. After a lot of thought, I decided not to take the job.

2. Have you had any thoughts about what you want to do when you leave school?

فکر / قصد

Front 564

Tour (noun)

Back 564

1. A short visit to see a building or city.

2. A journey to see a lot of defferent places.

Hint 564

1. They gave us a tour of the house.

2. We went on a tour of Scotland.

گردش / بازدید

Front 565

Tour (verb)

Back 565

گردش کردن

Hint 565

We toured France for three weeks.

Front 566

Thoughtful (adj)

Back 566

1. If you are toughtful, you are thinking carefully.

2. A person who is thoughtful is kind, and thinks and cares about other people

Hint 566

1. She instened with a toughtful look on her face.

2. It was very thoughtful of you to cook us dinner.

متفکر / با ملاحظه

Front 567

Tourism (no plural)

Back 567

Arranging holidays for people

Hint 567

This country earns a lot of money from tourism.

گردشگری

Front 568

Tourist (noun)

Back 568

A person who visits a place on holiday.

Hint 568

گردشگر

Front 569

Bury (verb)

Back 569

1. Put a dead body in the ground

2. Put s.th in the ground or under s.th

Hint 569

1. !!!! The noun is burial

2. The dog buried a bone in the garden.

دفن کردن

Front 570

Tournament (noun)

Back 570

A sports competition with a lot of players or teams.

Hint 570

A tennis tournament.

یک دوره مسابقه

Front 571

Military (adj)

Back 571

Of or for soliders or the army

Hint 571

A military camp.

Military action.

نظامی

Front 572

Gradual (adj)

Back 572

S.th that is gradual happens slowly

Hint 572

I am making gradual progress with my work.

تدریجی

Front 573

Gradually (adverb)

Back 573

کم کم / به تدریج

Hint 573

We all become gradually older.

Front 574

Deal (noun)

Back 574

An agreement, usually about buying, selling or working.

Hint 574

Let's make a deal_I'll help you today if you help me tomorrow.

دادوستد / معامله

Front 575

Ceremony (noun)

Back 575

A time when you do s.th special and important

Hint 575

The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.

A wedding ceremony.

مراسم / تشریفات

Front 576

A good/great deal

Back 576

A lot

Much

Hint 576

I saw a good deal of France on my holiday.

We ate a great deal.

مقدار زیادی

Front 577

Deal (verb)

Back 577

معامله کردن

Front 578

Deal in s.th

Back 578

Buy and sell s.th in business.

Hint 578

We deal in insurance.

قرارداد بستن

Front 579

Deal out

Back 579

Give s.th to each person

Hint 579

I dealt out the cards for the next game.

قسمت کردن

Front 580

Deal with s.th/s.b

Back 580

1. Look after s.th and do what is necessary.

2. Tell about s.th

Hint 580

1. I am too busy to deal with this problem now.

2.the first chapter of the book deals with letter-writing.

رسیدگی کردن / در مورد چیزی صحبت کردن

Front 581

Significance (no plural)

Back 581

The importance or meaning of s.th

Hint 581

What is the significance of this discovery?

اهمیت

Front 582

Significant (adj)

Back 582

Important, with a special meaning.

Hint 582

The police say that the time of the robbery was very significant.

با اهمیت

Front 583

Adjust (verb)

Back 583

Make a small change to s.th. to make it better.

Hint 583

You can adjust the height of this chair.

سازگار کردن / وفق دادن

Front 584

Daler (noun)

Back 584

A person who buys and sells things

Hint 584

Drug dealers

فروشنده / دلال

Front 585

Remain (verb)

Back 585

1. Stay after other people or things have gone.

2. Stay in the same way. Not change

Hint 585

1. After the fire, very little remained of the house.

2. I asked her a question but she remained silent.

باقی ماندن / توقف کردن

Front 586

Remains (noun)(plural)

Back 586

What is left when most of s.th has gone.

Hint 586

The remains of an old church.

بقایا

Front 587

Swing (verb) (swung)

Back 587

1. Hang from s.th and move backwards and forwards or from side to side through the air.

2. Make s.b or s.th move in this way.

3. Move in a curve.

Hint 587

1. The monkey was swinging from a tree.

2. He swung his arms as he walked.

3. The door swung open.

تاب خوردن / حرکت دادن / چرخیدن

Front 588

Spend (verb)(spent)

Back 588

1. Pay money for s.th

2. Use time for s.th

Hint 588

1. Louise spends a lot of money on clothes.

2. I spent the summer in Italy.

2. He spent a lot of time sleeping.

خرج کردن / گذراندن

Front 589

Swing (noun)

Back 589

A seat that hangs down. Children sit on it to move backwards and forwards through the air.

Hint 589

تاب

Front 590

Embarrass (verb)

Back 590

Make s.b feel shy or worried about what other people think of them.

Hint 590

Mark embarrassed his friends by singing very loudly on the bus.

نگران کردن / شرمنده کردن

Front 591

Embarrassed (adj)

Back 591

If you are embarrassed, you feel shy or worried about what other people think of you.

Hint 591

Everyone laughed when I fell off my chair_I was really embarrassed.

خجالت زده

Front 592

Fare (noun)

Back 592

The money that you pay to travel by bus, train, plane, etc.

Hint 592

How much is the train fare to Manchester?

کرایه

Front 593

Embarrassing (adj)

Back 593

S.th that is embarrassing makes you feel embarrassed.

Hint 593

I couldn't remember her name_it was so embarrassing.

ناراحت کننده

Front 594

Embarrassment (noun)

Back 594

The feeling that you have when you are embarrassed; a person or thing that embarrasses you.

Hint 594

His face was red with embarrassment.

پریشانی / شرم

Front 595

Shower (noun)

Back 595

1. A place where you can wash by standing under water that falls from above you.

2. Washing yourself in a shower.

3. Rain that falls for a short time.

Hint 595

1. There's a shower in the bathroom.

2. I had a shower after the tennis match.

دوش / رگبار

Front 596

Breeze (noun)

Back 596

A light wind

Hint 596

نسیم

Front 597

Damp (adj) (damper,dampest)

Back 597

A little wet

Hint 597

A cold damp house.

مرطوب

Front 598

Date (noun)

Back 598

1. The number of the day, the month and sometimes the year.

2. A small sweet brown fruit.

Hint 598

1. What's the date today? The first of February.

1. Today's date is 11 September 1993.

1. What is your date of birth?

تاریخ / زمان /خرما

Front 599

Vomit (verb)

Back 599

When you vomit, food comes up from your stomach and out of your mouth

Hint 599

!!! It is more usual to say be sick.

قی (استفراغ) کردن

Front 600

Out of date

Back 600

1. Not modern

2. Too old, so that you cannot use it.

Hint 600

1. The machinery they use is completely out of date.

2. This ticket is out of date.

کهنه / قدیمی

Front 601

Up to date

Back 601

1. Modern

2. With the newest information

Hint 601

2. Is this list of names up to date?

جدید / مد روز

Front 602

Plaster (noun)

Back 602

1. (No plural): soft stuff that becomes hard and smooth when it is dry. Plaster is used for covering walls.

2. A small piece of sticky materials that you put over a cut on your body to keep it clean.

3. (No plural): white stuff that you put round a broken arm or leg. It becomes hard and keeps the arm or leg safe until it is better.

Hint 602

3. When i broke my leg it was in plaster for two months.

گچ (ساختمان،شکسته بندی) / چسب زخم

Front 603

Adopt (verb)

Back 603

Take the child of another person into your family to become your own child.

Hint 603

They adopted Stephen after his parents died.

به فرزندی پذیرفتن

Front 604

Cough (verb)

Back 604

Send air out of your throat with a sudden loud noise.

Hint 604

The smoke made me cough.

سرفه کردن

Front 605

Cough (noun)

Back 605

سرفه

Hint 605

He gave a little cough before he started to speak.

I've got a bad cough.

Front 606

Alter (verb)

Back 606

1. Become different, change

2. Make s.th different; change s.th

Hint 606

2. These trousers are too long_ I'm going to alter them (=make them shorter by sewing)

تغییر دادن / عوض کردن

Front 607

Pork (no plural)

Back 607

Meat from a pig

Hint 607

Pork sausages

گوشت خوک

Front 608

Alteration (noun)

Back 608

A small change

Hint 608

اصلاح / تغییر

Front 609

Alternate (adj)

Back 609

First one and then the other

Hint 609

At school we have English and German lessons on alternate days (=English on Mondays,German on Tuesdays. English again on Wednesdays,etc)

Front 610

Prawn (noun)

Back 610

A small pink sea animal that you can eat.

Hint 610

شاه میگو

Front 611

Ham (no plural)

Back 611

Meat from a pig's leg that you can keep for a long time because salt or smoke was used to prepare it.

Hint 611

ژامبون / ران (خوک)

Front 612

Bacon (no plural)

Back 612

Thin pieces of meat from a pig, that is prepared using salt or smoke.

Hint 612

We had bacon and eggs for breakfast.

ژامبون / گوشت نمک زده

Front 613

Sausage (noun)

Back 613

Meat that is cut into very small pieces and made into a long, thin shape

Hint 613

Garlic sausage.

Sausages and chips.

سوسیس

Front 614

Piglet (noun)

Back 614

A young pig

Hint 614

بچه خوک

Front 615

Alternative (adj)

Back 615

Different;other

Hint 615

The theatre has no tickets for the first of June_can you choose an alternative date?

دیگر / جایگزین

Front 616

Alternative (noun)

Back 616

A thing that you can choose instead of another thing

Hint 616

We could go by train_the alternative is to take the car.

دیگر

Front 617

Bitter (adj)

Back 617

1. With a sharp unpleasant taste, like very strong coffee, not sweet.

2. Angry and sad about s.th that has happened.

3. Very cold

Hint 617

2. He felt very bitter about losing his job.

3. A bitter wind.

تلخ / عصبانی / سرمای سخت

Front 618

A bitter wind

Back 618

باد بسیار سرد

Front 619

Bitter (no plural)

Back 619

A dark beer

Hint 619

A pint of bitter, please.

آبجوی تلخ

Front 620

Cauliflower (noun)

Back 620

A large vegetable with green leaves outside and a hard white part in the middle.

Hint 620

گل کلم

Front 621

Courgette (noun)

Back 621

A long vegetable that is green on the outside and white on the inside.

Hint 621

کدو سبز

Front 622

Cabbage (noun)

Back 622

A large round vegetable with thick green leaves.

Hint 622

کلم پیچ

Front 623

Reform (verb)

Back 623

Change s.th to make it better.

Hint 623

The government wants to reform the education system in this country.

اصلاح کردن

Front 624

Mushroom (noun)

Back 624

A plant that you can eat, with a flat top and no leaves

Hint 624

قارچ

Front 625

Reform (noun)

Back 625

A change to make s.th better

Hint 625

Political reform

اصلاح

Front 626

Crisis (noun)

Back 626

A time when s.th very dangerous or serious happens

Hint 626

A political crisis.

بحران

Front 627

District (noun)

Back 627

A part of a country or town

Hint 627

The lake district is in the North-West of England.

بخش / ناحیه

Front 628

Swap (verb)

Back 628

Change one thing for another thing: give one thing and get another thing for it.

Hint 628

Do you want to swap chairs with me? (=you have my chair and I'll have yours).

I swapped my T-shirt for Tom's cassette.

باهم عوض کردن

Front 629

Due (adj)

Back 629

1. If s.th is due at a certain time, you expect it to happen or come then.

2. If an amount of money is due, you must pay it.

Hint 629

1. What time is the train due?

1. The new motorway is due to open in April.

2. My rent is due at the beginning of the month.

مقرر / بدهی

Front 630

Due to s.th

Back 630

Because of s.th

Hint 630

The accident was due to bad driving.

به علت چیزی

Front 631

Arrest (verb)

Back 631

When the police arrest s.b, they make that person a prisoner because they think that he/she has done s.th wrong

Hint 631

The thief was arrested yesterday.

دستگیر کردن

Front 632

Arrest (noun)

Back 632

Arresting s.b

Hint 632

The police made five arrests.

دستگیری

Front 633

Be under arrest

Back 633

Be a prisoner of the police

Hint 633

تحت بازداشت بودن

Front 634

Capture (verb)

Back 634

Catch s.b and keep them somewhere so that they cannot leave

Hint 634

The police captured the robbers.

دستگیر کردن

Front 635

Reach (verb)

Back 635

1. Arrive somewhere.

2. Put out your hand to do or get s.th. be able to touch s.th.

Hint 635

1. It was dark when we reached Paris.

1. Have you reached the end of the book yet?

2. I reached for the telephone.

2. Can you get that book from the top shelf for me? I can't reach.

رسیدن / دست دراز کردن

Front 636

Capture (no plural)

Back 636

دستگیری

Hint 636

The capture of the escaped prisoners

Front 637

Capture (no plural)

Back 637

دستگیری

Hint 637

The capture of the escaped prisoners

Front 638

Beyond reach, out of reach

Back 638

Too far away to touch

Hint 638

Keep this medicine out of the reach of children.

دور از دسترس

Front 639

Within reach

Back 639

Near enough to touch or go to

Hint 639

Is the beach within reach of the hotel?

دم دست

Front 640

Bet (verb)

Back 640

Say what you think will happen. If you are right, you win money, but if you are wrong, you lose money.

Hint 640

I bet you £5 that our team will win.

شرط بستن

Front 641

I bet

Back 641

I am sure

Hint 641

I bet it will rain tomorrow.

I bet you can't climb that tree.

مطمئنم

Front 642

Bet (noun)

Back 642

شرط

Hint 642

I lost the bet.

Front 643

Rush (verb)

Back 643

1. Go or come very quickly

2. Do s.th quickly or make s.b do s.th quickly.

3. Take s.b or s.th quickly to a place.

Hint 643

1. The children rushed out of school.

2. We rushed to finish the work on time.

3. She was rushed to hospital.

باعجله رفتن/آمدن / عجله کردن

Front 644

Gamble (verb)

Back 644

1. Try to win money by playing games that need luck.

2. Do s.th, although there is a chance that you might lose.

Hint 644

1. He gambled a lot of money on the last race.

2. We bought the food for the picnic the day before, and gambled on the weather staying fine.

قماربازی کردن

Front 645

Gampble (noun)

Back 645

S.th that you do without knowing if you will win or lose

Hint 645

قمار

Front 646

Rush (no plural)

Back 646

1. A sudden quick movement

2. A need to move or do s.th very quickly.

Hint 646

1. At the end of the film there was a rush for the exits.

2. I can't stop now_I'm in a rush.

عجله / هجوم

Front 647

Gambler (noun)

Back 647

A person who tries to win money by playing games that need luck

Hint 647

قمارباز

Front 648

The rush hour (noun)

Back 648

The time when a lot of people are going to or coming from work

Hint 648

ساعت شلوغی

Front 649

Gambling (no plural)

Back 649

Playing games that need luck, to try to win money

Hint 649

قماربازی

Front 650

Weird (adj) (weirder,weirdest)

Back 650

Very strange

Hint 650

A weird dream

خارق العاده

Front 651

Continent (noun)

Back 651

One of the seven big pieces of land in the world, for example Africa,Asia or Europe

Hint 651

!!! In Britain, people sometimes say the continent when they mean the main part of Europe.

قاره

Front 652

Eager (adj)

Back 652

If you are eager to do s.th, you want to do it very much.

Hint 652

She's eager to help with the party.

مشتاق

Front 653

Eagerly (adverb)

Back 653

مشتاقانه

Hint 653

The children were waiting eagerly for the film to begin.

Front 654

Continental (adj)

Back 654

قاره ای / اقلیمی

Hint 654

A continental climate.

Front 655

Turn out

Back 655

Be s.th in the end

Hint 655

It rained this morning, but it has turned out to be a lovely day.

معلوم شدن که ...

Front 656

Turn out a light

Back 656

Switch off a light

Hint 656

خاموش کردن

Front 657

Parade (noun)

Back 657

A line of people who are walking together for a special reason, while other people watch them.

Hint 657

A military parade.

رژه

Front 658

Display (verb)

Back 658

Show s.th so that people can see it.

Hint 658

All kinds of toys were displayed in the shop window.

نمایش دادن

Front 659

Display (noun)

Back 659

S.th that people look at

Hint 659

A firework display.

ابراز / تظاهر

Front 660

On display

Back 660

In a place where people can look at it

Hint 660

The paintings are on display in the museum.

به نمایش گذاشتن

Front 661

Quantity (noun)

Back 661

How much of s.th there is; amount

Hint 661

I only bought a small quantity of cheese.

کمیت / مقدار / تعداد

Front 662

Firework (noun)

Back 662

A container with special powder in it that sends out coloured lights and smoke or makes a loud noise when you burn it.

Hint 662

We watched a firework display in the park.

وسیله آتش بازی

Front 663

Ripe (adj) (riper,ripest)

Back 663

Fruit that is ripe is ready to eat

Hint 663

These bananas aren't ripe_they're still green.

رسیده

Front 664

Mineral (noun)

Back 664

Minerals are things like coal, gold, salt or oil that come from the ground and that people use.

Hint 664

ماده معدنی

Front 665

Mineral water (noun)

Back 665

Water with minerals in it, that comes from the ground

Hint 665

A bottle of mineral water.

آب معدنی

Front 666

Pass (noun)

Back 666

1. A special piece of paper or card that says you can go somewhere or do s.th

2. Kicking, throwing or hitting a ball to s.b in a game.

3. Doing well enough in an examination.

4. A road or way through mountains.

Hint 666

1. You need a pass to get into the factory.

3. How many passes did you get in your exams?

4. The Brenner pass.

مجوز / پاس / قبولی / گذر

Front 667

Vinegar (no plural)

Back 667

A liquid with a strong sharp taste. You put it on food and use it for cooking

Hint 667

I mixed some oil and vinegar to put on the salad.

سرکه

Front 668

Roast (verb)

Back 668

Cook or be cooked in an oven or over a fire.

Hint 668

Roast the chicken in a hot oven.

کباب کردن

Front 669

Pass (verb)

Back 669

1. Go by s.b or s.th

2. Give s.th to s.b

3. Go by

4. Do well enough in an examination or test.

5. Spend time

Hint 669

1. She passed me in the street.

1. Do you pass any shops on your way to the station?

2. Could you pass me the salt,please?

3. A week passed before his letter arrived.

4. Did you pass your driving test?

Opp : fail

5. How did you pass the time in hospital?

عبور کردن / دادن / قبول شدن / گذراندن

Front 670

Roast (adj)

Back 670

برشته / بریان

Hint 670

Roast beef and roast potatoes.

Front 671

Pass on

Back 671

Give or tell s.th to another person.

Hint 671

Will you pass on a message to Mike for me?

پیغام دادن / گفتن

Front 672

Pass through

Back 672

Go through a place

Hint 672

The train passes through Oxford on its way to London.

عبور کردن

Front 673

Hand down

Back 673

Pass a thing,story,etc. From an older person to a younger one

Hint 673

He never had new clothes_they were handed down from his older brothers.

پشت در پشت چیزی را رساندن

Front 674

Still (adverb)

Back 674

1. A word that you use to show that s.th has not changed.

2. Although that is true.

3. A word that you use to make another word stronger.

Hint 674

1. Do you still live in London?

1. Is it still raining?

2. She felt ill, but she still went to the party.

3. It was cold yesterday, but today it's colder still.

هنوز / با وجود این

Front 675

Concerning (preposition)

Back 675

About

Hint 675

Thank you for your letter concerning the date of the next meeting...

درباره ی

Front 676

Still (adj,adverb)

Back 676

Without moving

Hint 676

Please stand still while I take a photo.

بی حرکت

Front 677

Stillness (no plural)

Back 677

سکوت

Hint 677

The stillness of the night.

Front 678

Define (verb)

Back 678

Say what a word means

Hint 678

How do you define 'rich'?

تعریف کردن / معنا کردن

Front 679

Sparkle (verb)

Back 679

Shine with a lot of very small points of light.

Hint 679

The sea sparkled in the sunlight.

Her eyes sparkled with excitement.

جرقه زدن

Front 680

Identify (verb)

Back 680

Say or know who s.b is or what s.th is

Hint 680

The police have not identified the dead man yet.

تشخیص هویت کردن

Front 681

Sparkle (no plural)

Back 681

درخشش

Hint 681

The sparkle of diamonds.

Front 682

Sparkling (adj)

Back 682

1. That sparkles.

2. Sparkling wine has a lot of small bubbles in it.

Hint 682

1. Sparkling blue eyes.

گازدار / درخشان

Front 683

Identification (no plural)

Back 683

1. Identifying s.b or s.th

2. S.th that shows who you are, for example a passport.

Hint 683

1. The identification of bodies after the accident was difficult.

2. Do you have any identification?

!!! The short form is ID.

شناسایی / کارت شناسایی

Front 684

Belong (verb)

Back 684

Have its right or usual place

Hint 684

That chair belongs in my room.

متعلق بودن

Front 685

Belong to s.b

Back 685

Be s.b's

Hint 685

Who does this pen belong to? It belongs to me.

عضو بودن

Front 686

Universal (adj)

Back 686

Of, by or for everybody.

Hint 686

This subject is of universal interest.

عمومی / مکی

Front 687

The universe (no plural)

Back 687

The earth and all the stars, planets and everything else in space.

Hint 687

عالم / جهان

Front 688

Belong to s.th

Back 688

Be in a group, club, etc

Hint 688

She belongs to the tennis club.

عضو بودن در گروه

Front 689

Belongings (noun) (plural)

Back 689

The things that you own

Hint 689

They lost all their belongings in the fire.

دارایی

Front 690

Manner (noun)

Back 690

1. The way that you do s.th or the way that s.th happens.

2. Manners (plural): the way you behave when you are with other people

Hint 690

1. Don't get angry, let's try to talk about this in a calm manner.

2. It's bad manners to talk with your mouth full.

رفتار / طریق

Front 691

Instance (noun)

Back 691

An example

Hint 691

There have been many instance of forests fires this year.

مثال / مورد

Front 692

Recognize (verb)

Back 692

1. Know again s.b or s.th that you have seen or heard before.

2. Know that s.th is true

Hint 692

1. I didn't recognize you without your glasses.

2. They recognize that there is a problem.

شناختن / تصدیق کردن

Front 693

Recognition (no plural)

Back 693

Recognizing s.b or s.th

Hint 693

شناسایی / تشخیص

Front 694

For instance

Back 694

As an example

Hint 694

There are many things to see in London-for instance Big Ben and Buckingham palace.

به عنوان مثال / برای نمونه

Front 695

Except (preposition)

Back 695

But not

Hint 695

The restaurant is open every day except Sunday.

Everyone went to the party except for me.

غیراز / مگر

Front 696

Except that

Back 696

Only that

Hint 696

I don't know what he looks like, except that he's very tall.

غیراز اینکه

Front 697

Exception (noun)

Back 697

A person or thing that is not the same as the others.

Hint 697

Most of his films are good but this one is an exception.

استثنا

Front 698

With the exception of s.b or s.th

Back 698

If you do not count s.b or s.th

Hint 698

I like all vegetables with the exception of cabbage.

به استثنای

Front 699

Incident (noun)

Back 699

S.th that happens

Hint 699

Josie told us about a funny incident at school, when her teacher fell in the pond!

اتفاق

Front 700

Exceptional (adj)

Back 700

1. Not usual.

2. Very good

Hint 700

1. It's exceptional to have such hot weather at this time of year.

2. She is an exceptional pianist.

استثنایی

Front 701

Incidentally (adverb)

Back 701

A word that you say when you are going to talk about s.th different

Hint 701

Charles helped us to move the table. Incidentally, he has a new car.

راستی / برحسب اتفاق

Front 702

Exceptionally (adverb)

Back 702

استثنائا

Hint 702

He was an exceptionally good student.

Front 703

Exhaust (verb)

Back 703

Make s.b very tired

Hint 703

The long journey exhausted us.

فرسوده کردن / خسته کردن

Front 704

Exhausted (adj)

Back 704

Very tired

Hint 704

I'm exhausted_ I think I'll go to bed.

به کلی خسته

Front 705

Exhaust (noun)

Back 705

A pipe that takes gas out from an engine, for example on a car

Hint 705

اگزوز / تخلیه

Front 706

Seek (verb)

Back 706

Try to find or get s.th

Hint 706

You should seek help.

جستجو کردن

Front 707

Kick (verb)

Back 707

1. Hit s.b or s.th with your foot.

2. Move your foot or feet up quickly

Hint 707

1. I kicked the ball to Chris.

2. The child was kicking and screaming.

لگد زدن / لگد انداختن

Front 708

Kick off

Back 708

Start a game of football

Hint 708

ضربه آغازی بازی

Front 709

Kick s.b out

Back 709

Make s.b leave a place.

Hint 709

The boys were kicked out of the cinema because they were noisy.

بیرون انداختن

Front 710

Kick (noun)

Back 710

1. Hitting s.th or s.b with your foot, or moving your foot or feet up quickly.

2. A feeling of excitement

Hint 710

1. Jan gave the ball a kick.

لگد / کیف

Front 711

Kick-off (noun)

Back 711

The start of a game of football

Hint 711

The kick-off is at 2.30

ضربه آغازی بازی فوتبال

Front 712

Region (noun)

Back 712

A part of a country or of the world.

Hint 712

There will be snow in northern regions today.

منطقه

Front 713

Regional (adj)

Back 713

Of a certain region

Hint 713

منطقه ای / محلی

Front 714

Sarcastic (adj)

Back 714

If you are sarcastic, you say the opposite of what you mean, in an unkind way

Hint 714

کنایه دار

Front 715

Humorous (adj)

Back 715

A person or thing that is humorous makes you smile or laugh

Hint 715

A humorous story.

فکاهی

Front 716

Humour (no plural)

Back 716

Being funny

Hint 716

A story full of humour.

شوخ طبعی

Front 717

Have a sense of humour

Back 717

Be able to laugh and make other people laugh at funny things.

Hint 717

Dave has a good sense of humour.

حس شوخ طبعی داشتن

Front 718

Resolution (noun)

Back 718

S.th that you decide to do

Hint 718

Julie made a resolution to stop smoking.

اراده

Front 719

Ambition (noun)

Back 719

1. (No plural): a very strong wish to do well.

2. S.th that you want to do

Hint 719

1. Louise is intelligent, but she has no ambition.

2. My ambition is to become a doctor.

بلندپروازی / آرزو

Front 720

Ambitious (adj)

Back 720

A person who is ambitious wants to do well.

Hint 720

جاه طلب / بلند پرواز

Front 721

Offence (noun)

Back 721

S.th you do that is against the law.

Hint 721

It is an offence to drive at night without lights.

خلاف / خطا / لغزش

Front 722

Be Fond of s.b or s.th

Back 722

Like s.b or s.th a lot

Hint 722

They are very fond of their uncle.

علاقمند

Front 723

Take offence

Back 723

Become angry or unhappy

Hint 723

He took offence because I said his spelling was bad.

رنجیدن

Front 724

Translation (noun)

Back 724

1. (No plural): translating

2. S.th that s.b has translated

Hint 724

1. Translation from English into French.

ترجمه

Front 725

Race (noun)

Back 725

1. A competition to see who can run, drive, ride, etc fastest.

2. The races (plural): a time when there are a lot of horse-races in one place.

3. A group of people of the same kind, for example with the same colour of skin.

Hint 725

1. Who won the race?

1. A horse race.

3. People of many different races live together in this country.

مسابقه / مسابقه اسب دوانی / نژاد

Front 726

Racecourse / racetrack (noun)

Back 726

A place where you go to see horse-races.

Hint 726

پیست اسب دوانی

Front 727

Junction (noun)

Back 727

A place where roads or railway lines meet.

Hint 727

Turn right at the next junction.

پیوندگاه / اتصال

Front 728

Race (verb)

Back 728

Run , drive, ride, etc in a competition to see who is the fastest.

Hint 728

The cars raced round the track.

مسابقه دادن

Front 729

Racial (adj)

Back 729

Of race

Hint 729

Racial differences.

نژادپرستی

Front 730

Roundabout (noun)

Back 730

1. A place where roads meet, where cars must drive round in a circle.

2. A big round machine at a fair. It has model animals or cars on it that children can ride on as it turns.

Hint 730

میدان / چرخ و فلک

Front 731

Racing (no plural)

Back 731

A sport where horses,cars,etc race against each other.

Hint 731

A racing car.

مسابقه

Front 732

Initial (adj)

Back 732

First

Hint 732

Our initial idea was to go to Greece, but then we decided to go to Spain.

اولین

Front 733

Pavement (noun)

Back 733

The part at the side of a road where people can walk

Hint 733

پیاده رو

Front 734

Initially (adverb)

Back 734

In the beginning. At first

Hint 734

Initially I hated England, but now I love it.

در آغاز / ابتدا

Front 735

Lane (noun)

Back 735

1. A narrow road in the country.

2. One part of a wide road.

Hint 735

2. We were driving in the middle lane of the motorway.

راه / کوچه / مسیر

Front 736

Initials (noun)(plural)

Back 736

The first letters of your names

Hint 736

Julie Ann Smith's initials are J.A.S.

حروف اول نام و نام خانوادگی

Front 737

Overtake (verb)

Back 737

Go past s.b or s.th that is going more slowly

Hint 737

The car overtook a bus.

سبقت گرفتن از

Front 738

Generous (adj)

Back 738

1. Always ready to give things or to spend money.

2. Large

Hint 738

1. She is very generous_she often buys me presents.

2. Generous amounts of food.

سخی / بخشنده / بزرگ

Front 739

Queue (noun)

Back 739

A line of people who are waiting to do s.th.

Hint 739

There's a long queue outside the cinema.

ردیف / صف

Front 740

Generously (adverb)

Back 740

از روی بخشندگی و سخاوت

Hint 740

Please give generously.

Front 741

Queue up (verb)

Back 741

Stand in a queue

Hint 741

We queued for a bus.

صف بستن

Front 742

Gift (noun)

Back 742

1. S.th that you give to or get from s.b, a present.

2. S.th that you can do well or learn easily.

Hint 742

1. Wedding gifts.

2. She has a gift for languages.

هدیه / بخشش

Front 743

Federal (adj)

Back 743

A federal country has several smaller countries or states that are joined together.

Hint 743

The federal government of the united states.

فدرال / مرکزی

Front 744

Sleep (verb) (slept)

Back 744

Rest with your eyes closed, as you do at night

Hint 744

I sleep for eight hours every night.

Did you sleep well?

خوابیدن

Front 745

Root (noun)

Back 745

The part of a plant that is under the ground

Hint 745

ریشه

Front 746

Federation (noun)

Back 746

A group of states or companies that work together.

Hint 746

فدراسیون

Front 747

Sleep (no plural)

Back 747

خواب

Hint 747

I didn't get any sleep last night.

Front 748

Ancestor (noun)

Back 748

Your ancestors are the people in your family who lived a long time before you.

Hint 748

My ancestors came from Norway.

جد / نیا

Front 749

Go to sleep

Back 749

Start to sleep

Hint 749

I got into bed and soon went to sleep.

رفتن به رختخواب

Front 750

Sleeping-bag (noun)

Back 750

A big warm bag that you sleep in when you go camping.

Hint 750

کیسه خواب

Front 751

Civil (adj)

Back 751

Of the people of a country

Hint 751

Civil rights.

مدنی / داخلی

Front 752

Sleepless (adj)

Back 752

Without sleep

Hint 752

I had a sleepless night.

بی خواب

Front 753

Participate (verb)

Back 753

Do s.th together with other people

Hint 753

Ten countries participated in the discussions.

شرکت کردن / شریک بودن

Front 754

The civil service (no plural)

Back 754

The people who work for the government

Hint 754

کارکنان ادارات دولتی

Front 755

Participant (noun)

Back 755

A person who does s.th together with other people

Hint 755

شریک

Front 756

Civil war (noun)

Back 756

A war between groups of people in one country.

Hint 756

جنگ داخلی

Front 757

Participation (no plural)

Back 757

Doing s.th together with other people.

Hint 757

مشارکت

Front 758

Sleepy (adj) (sleepier,sleepiest)

Back 758

1. Tired and ready to sleep.

2. Quiet, with not many things happening

Hint 758

1. I felt sleepy after that big meal.

2. A sleepy little village.

خواب آلود / بی سروصدا

Front 759

Civilian (noun)

Back 759

A person who is not a solider.

Hint 759

غیرنظامی

Front 760

Participle (noun)

Back 760

A form of a verb

Hint 760

The present participle of 'eat' is 'eating' and the past participle is 'eaten'.

وجه وصفی (دستور زبان)

Front 761

Civilization (noun)

Back 761

The way people live together in a certain place at a certain time.

Hint 761

Ancient civilizations.

تمدن

Front 762

Asleep (adj)

Back 762

Sleeping

Hint 762

The baby is asleep in the bedroom

Opp: awake

خوابیده

Front 763

Contest (noun)

Back 763

A game or competition that people try to win

Hint 763

A boxing contest.

مسابقه / رقابت

Front 764

Fall asleep

Back 764

Start sleeping

Hint 764

He fell asleep in front of the fire.

به خواب رفتن

Front 765

Citizen (noun)

Back 765

A person who belongs to a country or a town.

Hint 765

She became a British citizen.

شهروند

Front 766

Contestant (noun)

Back 766

A person who tries to win a contest

Hint 766

There are six contestants in the race.

رقیب / حریف

Front 767

City (noun)

Back 767

1. A big and important town.

2. The City (no plural): the part of London with a lot of banks and offices.

Hint 767

1. The city of Liverpool.

1. The city centre.

شهر

Front 768

Thanksgiving (no plural)

Back 768

A special holiday in October or November for people in Canada and the USA.

Hint 768

روز شکرگذاری

Front 769

Sale (noun)

Back 769

1.(no plural): selling s.th

2. A time when a shop sells things for less money than usual

Hint 769

2. In the sale, everything was half-price.

فروش / حراج

Front 770

Feast (noun)

Back 770

A large special meal for a lot of people

Hint 770

A wedding feast.

جشن / ضیافت

Front 771

For sale

Back 771

If s.th is for sale, its owner wants to sell it.

Hint 771

Is this house for sale?

برای فروش

Front 772

Residence (noun)

Back 772

1. (No plural): living in a place.

2. The place where an important or famous person lives.

Hint 772

1. A university hall of residence (=a place where students live).

2. The Prime Minister's residence.

اقامت / اقامتگاه

Front 773

On sale

Back 773

If s.th is on sale, you can buy it in shops

Hint 773

The magazine is on sale at most newsagents.

فروشی

Front 774

Resident (noun)

Back 774

A person who lives in a place.

Hint 774

مقیم

Front 775

Mark (noun)

Back 775

1. A spot or line that makes s.th less good than it was before.

2. A shape or special sign on s.th

3. A number or letter that a teacher gives for your work to show how good it is.

Hint 775

1. There's a dirty mark on the front of your shirt.

2. This mark shows that the ring is made of silver.

3. She got very good marks in the exam.

نشان / لکه / نمره (امتحان)

Front 776

Mark (noun)

Back 776

1. A spot or line that makes s.th less good than it was before.

2. A shape or special sign on s.th

3. A number or letter that a teacher gives for your work to show how good it is.

Hint 776

1. There's a dirty mark on the front of your shirt.

2. This mark shows that the ring is made of silver.

3. She got very good marks in the exam.

نشان / لکه / نمره (امتحان)

Front 777

Effort (noun)

Back 777

Trying hard to do s.th

Hard work.

Hint 777

Thank you for all your effort

کوشش

Front 778

Make an effort

Back 778

Try hard to do s.th

Hint 778

He made a big effort to arrive on time.

جد و جهد کردن

Front 779

Mark (verb)

Back 779

1. Put a sign on s.th by writing or drawing on it.

2. Put a tick or cross on school work to show if it is right or wrong, or write a number or letter to show how good it is.

3. Show where s.th is.

Hint 779

1. The price is marked on the bottom of the box.

2. The teacher marked all my answers wrong.

3. This cross marks the place where he died.

علامت زدن / نمره دادن

Front 780

Attempt (verb)

Back 780

Try to do s.th

Hint 780

He attempted to swim from England to France.

!!!! Try is the word that we usually use.

سعی کردن

Front 781

Attempt (noun)

Back 781

تلاش

Hint 781

She made no attempt to help me.

Front 782

Order (noun)

Back 782

1. (No plural): the way that you place people or things together.

2. (No plural): when everything is in the right place or everybody is doing the right thing.

3. Words that tell s.b to do s.th.

4. Asking s.b to make, send or bring you s.th

Hint 782

1. The names are in alphabetical order (=with the names that begin with A first,then B, then C,etc).

2. Our teacher likes order in the classroom.

3. Soliders must always obey order.

4. The waiter came and took our order (=we told him what we wanted to eat)

ترتیب / نظم / دستور / سفارش

Front 783

Market (noun)

Back 783

1. A place where people go to buy and sell things, usually outside.

2. The people who want to buy s.th.

Hint 783

1. There is a fruit and vegetable market in the town square.

2. There is a big market for personal computer in the USA.

بازار / تقاضا

Front 784

In order

Back 784

With everything in the right place.

Hint 784

Are these papers in order?

صحیح / درست

Front 785

Racism (no plural)

Back 785

The belief that some groups (races) of people are better than others.

Hint 785

تبعیض نژادی

Front 786

In order to

Back 786

So that you can do s.th

Hint 786

We arrived early in order to buy our tickets.

برای

Front 787

Out of order

Back 787

Not working

Hint 787

I couldn't ring you_ the phone was out of order.

نادرست / درهم برهم

Front 788

Racist (noun)

Back 788

A person who believe that some races of people are better than others.

Hint 788

نژادپرست

Front 789

Corporation (noun)

Back 789

1. A big company

2. A group of people that the people in a town choose, who meet to decide things.

Hint 789

1. The British broadcasting corporation.

شرکت / انجمن شهر

Front 790

Order (verb)

Back 790

1. Tell s.b that they must do s.th

2. Say that you want s.th to be made, sent, brought, etc.

Hint 790

1. The doctor ordered me to stay in bed.

2. The shop didn't have the book I wanted, so I ordered it.

2. When the waiter came I ordered an omelette.

امر کردن / سفارش دادن

Front 791

Extent (no plural)

Back 791

How big s.th is.

Hint 791

I didn't know the full extent of the problem(=how big it was) until he explained it to me.

!!! You use expressions like to a certain extent and some extent to show that you do not think s.th is completely true.

I agree with you to a certain extent.

تا اندازه ای

Front 792

Reception (noun)

Back 792

1. (No plural): the place where you go first when you arrive at a hotel,company,etc

2. A big important party.

Hint 792

1. Leave your key at reception if you go out.

2. A wedding reception.

پذیرش (هتل و ...) / پذیرایی (عروسی و ...)

Front 793

Entertainment (noun)

Back 793

Anything that entertains people, for example films, plays or concerts.

Hint 793

There isn't much entertainment for young people in this town.

سرگرمی

Front 794

Informal (adj)

Back 794

You use informal language or behave in an informal way in situations that are friendly and easy, not serious or important. And with people that you know well.

You do not usually use informal words when you write (except in letters to people that you know well)

Hint 794

I wear a suit when I'm at work, but more informal clothes, like jeans and T-shirts, at weekends.

An informal letter.

غیررسمی

Front 795

Informally (adverb)

Back 795

به طور غیر رسمی

Hint 795

The dtudents talked informally to each other.

Front 796

Receptionist (noun)

Back 796

A person in a hotel, company,etc who helps you when you arrive and who may also answer the telephone.

Hint 796

متصدی پذیرش

Front 797

Pilgrim (noun)

Back 797

A person who travels a long way to a place because it has a special religious meaning.

Hint 797

زائر

Front 798

Pilgrimage (noun)

Back 798

A journey that a pilgrim makes

Hint 798

زیارت

Front 799

Information (no plural)

Back 799

What you tell s.b

Facts

Hint 799

Can you give me some information about trains to London?

!!!! Be careful!!!! You can not say 'an information'. You can say 'some information' or 'a piece of information'

She gave me an interesting peice of information.

اطلاعات

Front 800

Vacancy (noun)

Back 800

1. A job that nobody is doing.

2. A room in a hotel that nobody is using.

Hint 800

1. We have a vacancy for a secretary in our office.

2. The sign outside the hotel said 'no vacancies' (=the hotel is full)

پست خالی / محل،اتاق،جای خالی

Front 801

Supply (verb)

Back 801

Give or sell s.th that s.b needs

Hint 801

The school supplies us with books.

The lake supplies water to thousands of homes.

تامین کردن

Front 802

Fate (noun)

Back 802

1. (No plural): the power that some people believe controls everything that happens.

2. What will happen to s.b or s.th

Hint 802

2. What will be the fate of the prisoners?

تقدیر / سرانجام

Front 803

Supply (noun)

Back 803

An amount of s.th that you need.

Hint 803

Supplies of food.

تامین

Front 804

Exclude (verb)

Back 804

Shut or keep a person or things out.

Hint 804

We cannot exclude the students from the meeting. Their ideas are important.

خارج کردن

Front 805

Fabulous (adj)

Back 805

Very good. Wonderful

Hint 805

The food smells fabulous!

خیلی خوب / عالی

Front 806

Crisp (adj) (crisper , crispest)

Back 806

1. Hard and dry.

2. Fresh and not soft.

Hint 806

1. If you keep the biscuits in a tin, they will stay crisp.

2. Crisp apples.

برشته / ترد / تروتازه

Front 807

Excluding (preposition)

Back 807

Without, if you do not count.

Hint 807

The meal cost £35, excluding drinks.

به استثنای

Front 808

Crisp (noun)

Back 808

A very thin piece of potato cooked in hot oil.

Hint 808

A packet of crisp.

چیپس

Front 809

Out of sight

Back 809

Where you cannot see it.

Hint 809

We watched until the car was out of sight.

پنهان از نظر

Front 810

Corporation (noun)

Back 810

1. A big company

2. A group of people that the people in a town choose, who meet to decide things.

Hint 810

1. The British broadcasting corporation.

شرکت / انجمن شهر

Front 811

Diversion (noun)

Back 811

A way that you must go when the usual way is closed.

Hint 811

There was a diversion around Chester because of a road accident.

انحراف

Front 812

Unique (adj)

Back 812

Not like anybody or anything else

Hint 812

Everybody in the world is unique.

بی مانند

Front 813

Notice (noun)

Back 813

1. A piece of writing that tells people s.th

2. (No plural): a warning that s.th is going to happen.

Hint 813

1. The notice on the wall says ' no smoking'.

2. Our teacher gave us two week's notice of the history exam.

آگهی / اخطار

Front 814

As short notice

Back 814

With not much time to get ready.

Hint 814

We left for Scotland at very short notice and I forgot to take my coat.

در زمان خیلی کوتاه آماده شدن

Front 815

Give in/ hand in your notice

Back 815

Tell the person you work for that you are going to leave your job.

Hint 815

استعفا دادن

Front 816

Take no notice of s.b/s.th

Back 816

Not listen to or look at s.b or s.th.

Not pay attention to s.b or s.th

Hint 816

Take no notice of what she said_she's not feeling well today.

اعتنا نکردن

Front 817

Notice (verb)

Back 817

See s.b or s.th

Hint 817

Did you notice what she was wearing?

I noticed that he wads driving a new car.

توجه کردن

Front 818

Noticeable (adj)

Back 818

Easy to see

Hint 818

I've got a mark on my shirt. Is it noticeable?

آشکار

Front 819

Notice-board (noun)

Back 819

a flat piece of wood on a wall. You put papers on a notice-board so everybody can read them.

Hint 819

The teacher put the exam results on the notice-board.

تابلوی اعلانات

Front 820

Establish (verb)

Back 820

Start s.th new

Hint 820

This company was established in 1852.

تاسیس کردن

Front 821

Conflict (noun)

Back 821

A fight or an argument.

Hint 821

کشمکش / درگیری

Front 822

Battle (noun)

Back 822

1. A fight between armies in a war.

2. Trying very hard to do s.th difficult.

Hint 822

1 who won the battle?

2. A battle against the illness.

نبرد

Front 823

Battle (verb)

Back 823

Try very hard to do s.th difficult

Hint 823

The doctors battled to save her life.

مبارزه کردن

Front 824

Struggle (verb)

Back 824

1. Try very hard to do s.th that is not easy.

2. Move your arms and legs a lot when you are fighting or trying to get free.

Hint 824

1. We struggled to lift the heavy box.

2. She struggled to get away from her attacker.

تقلا کردن

Front 825

Struggle (noun)

Back 825

مبارزه / تلاش

Hint 825

In 1862 the American slves won their striggle for freedom.

مبارزه / تلاش

Front 826

Immigrant (noun)

Back 826

A person who comes from another country to live there

Hint 826

Many immigrants to Britain have come from Asia.

مهاجر

Front 827

Immigration (no plural)

Back 827

Coming to another country to live there

Hint 827

مهاجرت

Front 828

Permanent (adj)

Back 828

S.th that is permanent continues for ever or for a very long time and does not change.

Hint 828

I'm looking for a permanent job.

دائمی

Front 829

Permanently (adverb)

Back 829

برای همیشه

Hint 829

Has he left permanently or is he coming back?

Front 830

Arrange (verb)

Back 830

1. Make a plan for the future.

2. Put things in a certain order or place.

Hint 830

1. I have arranged to meet Tim at six o'clock.

1. We arranged a big party for Debbie's birthday.

2. Arrange the chairs in a circle.

ترتیب دادن / مرتب کردن

Front 831

Arrangement (noun)

Back 831

1. S.th that you plan or agree for the future.

2. A group of things put together so that they look like nice.

Hint 831

1. They are making the arrangements for their wedding.

2. A flower arrangement.

برنامه / دکور / قرار

Front 832

Decorate (verb)

Back 832

1. Make s.th look nicer by adding beautiful things to it.

2. Put paint or paper on the walls of a room.

Hint 832

1. We decorated the room with flowers.

2. I am decorating the kitchen.

آرایش دادن / تزیین کردن

Front 833

Decorations (noun)(plural)

Back 833

Beautiful things that you add to s.th to make it look nicer.

Hint 833

Christmas decorations.

تزیین / آرایش

Front 834

Scene (noun)

Back 834

1. A place where s.th happened

2. What you see in a place. A view

3. Part of a play or film

Hint 834

1. The police arrived at the scene of the crime.

2. He painted scenes of life in the countryside.

3. Act 1, scene 2 of 'Hamlet'.

صحنه / منظره

Front 835

Scenery (no plural)

Back 835

1. The things like mountains, rivers and forests that you see around you in the countryside.

2. Things on the stage of a theatre that make it look like a real place.

Hint 835

1. What beautiful scenery.

منظره / صحنه پردازی

Front 836

Observation (no plural)

Back 836

Watching or being watched carefully

Hint 836

ملاحظه / مشاهده

Front 837

Be under observation

Back 837

Be watched carefully

Hint 837

The police kept the house under observation.

تحت نظر بودن

Front 838

Observe (verb)

Back 838

Watch s.b or s.th carefully: see s.b or s.th

Hint 838

The police observed a man leaving the house.

پاییدن

Front 839

Gather (verb)

Back 839

1. Come together in s group, meet.

2. Take things that are in different places and bring them together.

3. Understand s.th

Hint 839

1. A crowd gathered to watch the fight.

2. I gathered up all the books and papers and put them in ny bag.

3. I gather that you know my sister.

گرد هم آمدن / چیدن / استنباط کردن

Front 840

Gathering (noun)

Back 840

A time when people come together.

Hint 840

There was a large gathering outside the palace.

انجمن

Front 841

Aspect (noun)

Back 841

One part of a problem, idea, etc.

Hint 841

Spelling is one of the most difficult aspects of learning English.

جنبه / نمود

Front 842

Feature (noun)

Back 842

1. An important part of s.th

2. Features(plural): the parts of the face,for example the eyes, nose or mouth.

3. An important piece of writing in a magazine or newspaper, or a programme on TV

Hint 842

1. Pictures are a feature of this dictionary.

3. The magazine has a special feature on Paris on the centre pages.

مشخصه / جزء صورت / مطلب

Front 843

Hemisphere (noun)

Back 843

One half of the earth

Hint 843

The northern/southern hemisphere.

نیم کره

Front 844

Global (adj)

Back 844

Of or about the whole world

Hint 844

Pollution is a global problem.

جهانی

Front 845

Globe (noun)

Back 845

1. A ball with a map of the world on it.

2. The globe (no plural): the earth

Hint 845

2. He's travelled all over the globe.

کره / زمین / کره خاکی

Front 846

Land (noun)

Back 846

1. (No plural): the part of the earth that is not the sea.

2. (No plural): a piece of ground.

3. A country.

Hint 846

1. After two weeks in a boat,we were happy to see land.

2. They have bought some land and they are going to build a house on it.

2. Farming land.

3. She returned to the land where she was born.

!!!! In this sense, country is the word that we usually use.

زمین / خشکی / کشور

Front 847

Land (verb)

Back 847

1. Come onto the ground from the air or from the sea.

2. Bring an aircraft down onto the ground

Hint 847

1. The plane landed at Heathrow airport.

1. The boat has landed.

2. The pilot landed the plane safety.

(به زمین) نشستن / فرود آمدن

Front 848

Landing (noun)

Back 848

1. Coming down onto the ground.

2. A flat place at the top of stairs in a building.

Hint 848

1. The plane made a safe landing in a field.

2. There's a telephone on the landing.

فرود / پاگرد

Front 849

Landlady (noun)

Back 849

1. A woman who has a house and lets you live there if you pay her money.

2. A woman who has a pub or a small hotel.

Hint 849

صاحب خانه/ بار (زن)

Front 850

Landlord (noun)

Back 850

1. A man who has a house and lets you live there if you pay him money.

2. A man who has a pub or a small hotel.

Hint 850

صاحب خانه / بار (مرد)

Front 851

Landmark (noun)

Back 851

A big building or another thing that you can see easily from far away.

Hint 851

Big Ben is one of London's most famous landmarks.

نشانه

Front 852

Landscape (noun)

Back 852

Everything you can see in an area of land.

Hint 852

The Scottish landscape is very beautiful.

منظره / چشم انداز

Front 853

Complex (adj)

Back 853

Difficult to understand because it has a lot of different parts

Hint 853

A complex problem.

پیچیده

Front 854

Indeed (adverb)

Back 854

1. A word that makes 'very' stronger.

2. Really, certainly

Hint 854

1. Thank you very much indeed.

1. She's very happy indeed.

2. Did you have a good holiday? I did indeed.

به راستی / مسلما

Front 855

Rude (adj) (ruder,rudest)

Back 855

1. Not polite.

2. About things like sex or using the toilet.

Hint 855

1. It's rude to walk away when someone is talking to you.

2. Rude words.

بی ادب / زننده

Front 856

Rudely (adverb)

Back 856

بی ادبانه

Hint 856

'Shut up' she said rudely.

Front 857

Enormous (adj)

Back 857

Very big

Hint 857

An enormous dog.

بزرگ / عظیم

Front 858

Enormously (adverb)

Back 858

Very or very much

Hint 858

London has changed enormously since my grandmother was a child.

بسیار / بسیار زیاد

Front 859

Coast (noun)

Back 859

The part of the land that is next to the sea

Hint 859

Their house is near the coast.

The west coast of France.

ساحل

Front 860

Border (noun)

Back 860

1. A line between two countries.

2. A line along the edge of s.th.

Hint 860

1. You need a passport to cross the border.

2. A white tablecloth with a blue border.

سرحد /مرز / لبه

Front 861

Crawl (verb)

Back 861

1. Move slowly on your hands and knees.

2. Move slowly with the body close to the ground.

Hint 861

1. Babies crawl before they can walk.

2. An insect crawled across the floor.

خزیدن / سینه خیز رفتن

Front 862

Crawl (no plural)

Back 862

A way of swimming on your front

Hint 862

(شنای) کرال

Front 863

Assume (verb)

Back 863

Think that s.th is true when you are not completely sure.

Hint 863

Jo is not here today, so I assume that she is ill.

فرض کردن / پنداشتن

Front 864

Suppose (verb)

Back 864

1. Think that s.th is true or will happen but not be sure.

2. A word that you use when you agree with s.th but are not happy about it.

Hint 864

1. Where's jenny? I don't know_ I suppose she's still at work.

2. Can i borrow your pen? Yes, I suppose so_ but don't lose it.

فرض کردن / (بااکراه) موافقت کردن

Front 865

Racist (adj)

Back 865

A racist comment

Hint 865

نژاد پرستی

Front 866

Inform (verb)

Back 866

Tell s.th to s.b

Hint 866

You should inform the police of the accident.

مطلع کردن / خبر دادن

Front 867

Keep out

Back 867

Stay outside

Hint 867

The sign on the door said 'Danger, keep out'.

بیرون از خانه ماندن

Front 868

Resist (verb)

Back 868

1. Fight against s.b or s.th, try to stop s.b or s.th

2. Refuse to do or have s.th that you want to do or have.

Hint 868

1. If he has a gun, don't try to resist.

2. I can't resist chocolate.

مقاومت کردن / خودداری کردن از

Front 869

Resistance (no plural)

Back 869

Resisting s.b or s.th

Hint 869

There was a lot of resistance to the plan to build a new motorway.

مقاومت / مخالفت

Front 870

Tide (noun)

Back 870

The movement of the sea towards the land and away from the land.

Hint 870

The tide is coming in.

The tide is going out.

!!!!! High tide is when the sea is nearest the land, and low tide is when the sea is furthest from the land.

جزرومد / موج

Front 871

Tidy (adj) (tidier,tidiest)

Back 871

1. With everything in the right place.

2. If you are tidy, you like to have everything in the right place.

Hint 871

1. Her room is very tidy.

2. A tidy boy.

منظم / مرتب

Front 872

Tidily (adverb)

Back 872

به طور منظم

Hint 872

Put the books tidily when you've finished with them.

Front 873

Tidiness (no plural)

Back 873

Being tidy.

Hint 873

نظم و ترتیب

Front 874

Tidy up (verb)

Back 874

Make s.th tidy

Hint 874

I tidied the house before my parents arrived

Can you help me to tidy up?

مرتب کردن / جمع و جور کردن

Front 875

Crop (noun)

Back 875

All the plants of one kind that a farmer grows at one time

Hint 875

There was a good crop of potatoes last year.

Rain is good for the crops.

محصول

Front 876

Barrier (noun)

Back 876

A fence or gate that stops you going somewhere.

Hint 876

You must show your ticket at the barrier before you get on the train.

سد / حصار /راه کسی را بستن

Front 877

Convenience (no plural)

Back 877

Being easy to use.

Making things easy.

Hint 877

For convenience, I usually do all my shopping in the same place.

راحتی / رفاه

Front 878

Convenient (adj)

Back 878

1. Easy to use or go to.

2. Easy for s.b or s.th.

Suitable

Hint 878

1. The house is very convenient for the station.

2. Let's meet on Friday. What's the most convenient time for you?

Opp: inconvenient.

مناسب / راحت

Front 879

Conveniently (adverb)

Back 879

به طور مناسب

Hint 879

We live conveniently close to the shops.

Front 880

Convent (noun)

Back 880

A place where religious women, called nuns, live, work and phone.

Hint 880

صومعه / دیر

Front 881

Trolley (noun)

Back 881

A thing on wheels that you use for carrying things.

Hint 881

A supermarket trolley.

چرخ دستی

Front 882

Definite (adj)

Back 882

Sure, certain

Hint 882

I want a definite answer, 'yes' or 'no'.

I want it was Sally I saw but I'm not definite.

معین / قطعی

Front 883

Definitely (adverb)

Back 883

Certainly

Hint 883

I am definitely going to the theatre this evening - I have already bought my ticket.

به طور قطعی

Front 884

Definition (noun)

Back 884

A group of words that tell you what another word means.

Hint 884

تعریف

Front 885

Razor (noun)

Back 885

A sharp thing that people use to cut hair off their boddies (to shave)

Hint 885

An electric razor.

تیغ

Front 886

Razor-blade (noun)

Back 886

The thin metal part of a razor that cuts.

Hint 886

تیغ

Front 887

Tutor (noun)

Back 887

A teacher who teaches one person or a small group.

Hint 887

معلم خصوصی

Front 888

Tease (verb)

Back 888

Say unkind things to s.b because you think it is funny.

Hint 888

People often tease me because I'm short.

مسخره کردن / شوخی کردن

Front 889

Ridiculous (adj)

Back 889

So silly that it makes people laugh

Hint 889

You can't play tennis with a football_that's ridiculous.

مضحک

Front 890

Inspiration (noun)

Back 890

A person or thing that gives you ideas which help you do s.th good. For example write or paint

Hint 890

The beauty of the mountains is a great inspiration to many artists.

منبع الهام

Front 891

Inspire (verb)

Back 891

1. Give s.b ideas that help them do s.th good, for example write or paint.

2. Make s.b feel or think s.th

Hint 891

1. His wife inspired him to writethis poem.

2. Her words inspired us all with hope.

الهام بخشیدن / روحیه دادن

Front 892

Keen (adj) (keener,keenest)

Back 892

1. If you are keen, you want to do s.th and are interested in it.

2. Very good or strong

Hint 892

1. Ian was keen to go out but i wanted to stay at home.

1. Louise is a keen swimmer.

2. Keen eyesight.

مشتاق / بسیار خوب

Front 893

Be keen on s.b or s.th

Back 893

Like s.b or s.th very much

Hint 893

Katie is keen on football.

علاقه زیاد به کسی داشتن

Front 894

Attach (verb)

Back 894

Join or fix one thing to another thing.

Hint 894

I attached the photo to the letter.

وصل کردن

Front 895

Be attached to s.b or s.th

Back 895

Like s.b or s.th very much

Hint 895

He's very attached to you.

دلبسته بودن به

Front 896

Wages (plural)

Back 896

The money that you recieve every week for the work that you do

Hint 896

Our wages are paid every Friday.

Low wages.

دستمزد

Front 897

Vet (noun)

Back 897

A doctor for animals

Hint 897

دامپزشک

Veterinary surgeon

Front 898

Hairdresser (noun)

Back 898

A person whose job is to wash, cut and arrange hair

Hint 898

!!!! The place where a hairdresser works is called a hairdresser's

I'm going to the hairdressers to get my hair cut.

آرایشگر

Front 899

Hairdresser (noun)

Back 899

A person whose job is to wash, cut and arrange hair

Hint 899

!!!! The place where a hairdresser works is called a hairdresser's

I'm going to the hairdressers to get my hair cut.

آرایشگر

Front 900

Undergraduate (noun)

Back 900

A student at a university

Hint 900

دانشجوی دوره لیسانس

Front 901

Pupil (noun)

Back 901

A person who is learning at school

Hint 901

There are 30 pupils in the class.

دانش آموز

Front 902

Imitate (verb)

Back 902

Try to do the same as s.b or s.th

Copy s.b or s.th

Hint 902

He imitated his teacher's voice.

تقلید کردن

Front 903

Imitation (noun)

Back 903

S.th that you make to look like another thing.

A copy

Hint 903

It's not a diamond, it's only a glass imitation.

Imitation leather.

تقلید / بدل

Front 904

Stare (verb)

Back 904

Look at s.b or s.th for a long time

Hint 904

Everybody started at her hat.

He was staring out of the window.

خیره نگرستن

Front 905

Engaged (adj)

Back 905

1. If two people are engaged, they have agreed to get married.

2. (Used about a telephone) being used.

Hint 905

1. Louise is engaged to Michael.

1. They got engaged last year.

2. I tried to phone him but his number was engaged.

نامزد / اشغال

Front 906

Engagement (noun)

Back 906

An agreement to marry s.b

Hint 906

نامزدی

Front 907

Fiancé (noun)

Back 907

A woman's fiancé is the man she is going to marry.

Hint 907

Can I introduce my fiancé David? We've just got engaged.

نامزد (مرد)

Front 908

Fiancée (noun)

Back 908

A man's fiancée is the woman he is going to marry.

Hint 908

نامزد (زن)

Front 909

Portable (adj)

Back 909

That you can move or carry easily.

Hint 909

A portable television.

قابل حمل

Front 910

Tent (noun)

Back 910

A kind of a house made of cloth. You sleep in a tent when you go camping.

Hint 910

We put up our tent.

چادر

Front 911

Bonefire (noun)

Back 911

A big fire that you make outside

Hint 911

آتش افروزی

Front 912

Quote (verb)

Back 912

Say or write s.th that snother person said or wrote before.

Hint 912

She quoted from the Bible.

ذکر کردن / نقل کردن

Front 913

Witness (noun)

Back 913

1. A person who sees s.th happen and can tell other people about it later

2. A person in a court of law who tells what he/she saw.

Hint 913

1. There were two witnesses to the accident.

گواه /‌شاهد

Front 914

Witness (verb)

Back 914

See s.th happen

Hint 914

She witnessed a murder.

گواهی دادن

Front 915

Witty (adj) (wittier,wittiest)

Back 915

Clever and funny

Hint 915

A wetty answer.

شوخ

Front 916

Nation (noun)

Back 916

A country and all the people who live in it.

Hint 916

ملت

Front 917

National (adj)

Back 917

Of or for all of a country.

Hint 917

She wore the national custom of Greece.

National newspaper.

ملی

Front 918

National anthem (noun)

Back 918

The song of a country.

Hint 918

سرود ملی

Front 919

National park (noun)

Back 919

A large area of beatiful land that the government looks after.

Hint 919

پارک ملی

Front 920

Nationality (noun)

Back 920

Belonging to a certain country

Hint 920

What nationality are you? I'm French.

ملیت

Front 921

Splendid (adj)

Back 921

Very beautiful or very good

Hint 921

A splendid palace.

What a splendid idea.

باشکوه / عالی

Front 922

Devote (verb)

Back 922

Give a lot of time or energy to s.th

Hint 922

She devoted her life to helping the poor.

وقف کردن

Front 923

Devoted (adj)

Back 923

If you are devoted to s.b or s.th, you love them vry much.

Hint 923

John is devoted to his wife and children.

ارادتمند / فداکار

Front 924

Independence (no plural)

Back 924

Being free from another person, thing or country

Hint 924

American declared its independence from Britain in 1776.

استقلال / بی نیازی

Front 925

Independent (adj)

Back 925

1. Not controlled by another person, thing or country.

2. A person who is independent does not need help.

Hint 925

1. Zimbabwe has been independent since 1980.

2. She lives alone now and she is very independent.

مستقل

Front 926

Affair (noun)

Back 926

1. S.th that happens. An event

2. S.th that you need to do or think about: business.

Hint 926

1. The wedding was a very quiet affair.

2. Don't worry about that_it's not your affair.

2. Foreign affairs.

پیشامد / کار / موضوع

Front 927

Seize (verb)

Back 927

Take s.th quickly and strongly.

Hint 927

The thief seized my bag and ran away.

ربودن

Front 928

Wardrobe (noun)

Back 928

A cupboard where you hang your clothes.

Hint 928

She bought some new clothes to expand her wardrobe.

جارختی / کمد

Front 929

Wail (verb)

Back 929

Make a long sad cry or noise.

Hint 929

The little boy started wailing for his mother.

شیون کردن

Front 930

Tribute

(Noun)

Back 930

S.th that you do, say or give to show that you respect or admire s.b

Hint 930

They built a statue in London as a teribute to Nelson Mandela.

سپاس / قدردانی

Front 931

Gratitude

(No plural)

Back 931

The feeling of being grateful.

Hint 931

We gave David s present to show our gratitude for all his help.

سپاسگذاری

Front 932

Admire

(Verb)

Back 932

Think or say that s.b or s.th is very good.

Hint 932

I really admire you for doing such a difficult job.

They were admiring the view from the top of the tower.

تمجید کردن

Front 933

Admiration

(No plural)

Back 933

تحسین / ستایش

Hint 933

I have great admiration for her work.

Front 934

Day off

(Noun)

Back 934

A day when you do not go to work or school.

Hint 934

روز تعطیلی

Front 935

Require

(Verb)

Back 935

Need s.th

Hint 935

Do you require anything else?

!!!! Need is the word that we usually use.

نیاز داشتن

Front 936

Reserve

(Verb)

Back 936

Keep s.th for a special reason or to use later; ask s.b to keep s.th for you

Hint 936

I would like to reserve a single room for tomorrow night, please.

Those seats are reserved.

ذخیره کردن

Front 937

Reservation

(Noun)

Back 937

A room, seat or another thing that you have reserved.

Hint 937

I made a reservation for a table for two.

نگهداری

Front 938

Reserve

(Noun)

Back 938

1. S.th that you keep to use later.

2. A person who will play in a game if an another person cannot play.

Hint 938

1. Reserves of food.

ذخیره / بازیکن ذخیره

Front 939

In reserve

Back 939

For using later.

Hint 939

Don't spend all the money_keep some in reverse.

پس انداز

Front 940

Reservoir

(Noun)

Back 940

A big lake where a town or city keeps water to use later.

Hint 940

مخزن

Front 941

Nature

(Noun)

Back 941

1. (No plural): everything in the world that was not made by people.

2. The way a person or thing is

Hint 941

1. The beauty of nature.

2. Our cat has a very friendly nature.

طبیعت / طبع

Front 942

Amaze

(Verb)

Back 942

Make s.b very surprised

Hint 942

Matthew amazed me by remembering my birthday.

متعجب ساختن

Front 943

Amazed

(Adj)

Back 943

If you are amazed, you are very surprised.

Hint 943

I was amazed to see John_ I thought he was in Canada.

حیرت زده

Front 944

Amazement

(No plural)

Back 944

Great surprise.

Hint 944

She looked at me in amazement.

حیرت

Front 945

Amazing

(Adj)

Back 945

If s.th is amazing, it sirprises you very mush

Hint 945

She told us sn amazing story.

حیرت انگیز/ عالی

Front 946

Amazingly

(Adverb)

Back 946

به طور شگفت انگیزی

Hint 946

Jo plays the violin amazingly well.

Front 947

Unanimous

(Adj)

Back 947

With the agreement of every person

Hint 947

The decision was unanimous.

همراهی

Front 948

Vote

(Verb)

Back 948

Choose s.b or s.th by putting up your hand or writing on a piece of paper.

Hint 948

Who did you vote for in the election?

رای دادن

Front 949

Vote

(Noun)

Back 949

رای

Hint 949

There were 96 votes for the plan, and 25 against.

Front 950

Voter

(Noun)

Back 950

A person who votes in a political election.

Hint 950

رای دهنده

Front 951

President

(Noun)

Back 951

1. The leader in many countries that do not have a king or queen.

Hint 951

The president of the United states of America.

رییس جمهور / رییس کل

Front 952

Presidential

(Adj)

Back 952

Of a president or his/her work

Hint 952

The presidential elections.

ریاست جمهوری

Front 953

Medal

(Noun)

Back 953

A piece of metal with words and pictures on it that is given to s.b who has done s.th very good.

Hint 953

She won s gold medal in the Olympic Games.

نشان

Front 954

Elect

(Verb)

Back 954

Choose s.b to be a leader.

(By voting)

Hint 954

The new president was elected in 1990.

انتخاب کردن

Front 955

Election

(Noun)

Back 955

A time when people choose s.b to be a leader by voting.

Hint 955

The election will be held on Wednesday.

انتخاب

Front 956

Injure

(Verb)

Back 956

Hurt s.b or s.th

Hint 956

She injured her arm when she was playing tennis.

Joe was injured in a car accident.

مجروح کردن

Front 957

Injured

(Adj)

Back 957

مجروح شده

Hint 957

The injured woman was taken to hospital.

Front 958

Injury

(Noun)

Back 958

Damage to the body of a person or an animal.

Hint 958

He had serious head injuries.

صدمه / زخم

Front 959

Furniture

(No plural)

Back 959

Tables, chairs, bedsn etc.

Hint 959

They've bought some furniture for their new house.

All the furniture is very old.

The only piece of furniture in the room was a large bed.

اثاثیه

Front 960

Interior

(Noun)

Back 960

The inside part

Hint 960

We painted the interior of the house white.

داخلی

Front 961

Interior

(Adj)

Back 961

داخل

Hint 961

Interior walls.

Opp: exterior.

Front 962

Agency

(Noun)

Back 962

The work or office of s.b who does business for others

Hint 962

A travel agency plans holidays for people.

آژانس / موسسه

Front 963

Squirrel

(Noun)

Back 963

A small grey or brown animal with a big thick nail. Squirrels live in trees and eat nuts.

Hint 963

سنجاب

Front 964

Approximate

(Adj)

Back 964

Almost correct but not exact

Hint 964

The approximate time of arrival is three o'clock.

نزدیک به / تقریبی

Front 965

Approximately

(Adverb)

Back 965

About, not exact

Hint 965

I live approximately two kilometres from the station.

تقریبا / درحدود

Front 966

Burrow

(Noun)

Back 966

A hole in the ground where some animals, for example rabbits, live

Hint 966

سوراخ زیرزمینی

Front 967

Amuse

(Verb)

Back 967

1. Make s.b smile or laugh

2. Keep s.b happy and busy

Hint 967

1. Rick's joke did not amuse his mother.

2. We played games to amuse ourselves on the long journey.

خنداندن / سرگرم کردن

Front 968

Amusement

(No plural)

Back 968

The feeling that you have when you think s.th is funny

Hint 968

We watched in amusement as the dog chased its tail.

تفریح / خوشی

Front 969

Amusing

(Adj)

Back 969

S.th that is amusing makes you smile or laugh

Hint 969

An amusing story.

خنده آور / سرگرم کننده

Front 970

Accurate

(Adj)

Back 970

Exactly right, with no mistakes

Hint 970

He gave an accurate description of the thief

Opp: inaccurate.

صحیح / بدون اشتباه

Front 971

Accurately

(Adverb)

Back 971

به درستی / به طور صحیح

Hint 971

The map was accurately drawn.

Front 972

Disappoint

(Verb)

Back 972

Make you sad because what you wanted did not happen

Hint 972

I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I can't come to your party.

ناامید کردن / مایوس کردن

Front 973

Disappointed

(Adj)

Back 973

If you are disappointed, you feel sad because what you wanted did not happen.

Hint 973

Sue was disappointed when she didn't win the prize.

مایوس

Front 974

Disappointing

(Adj)

Back 974

If s.th is disappointing, it makes you feel sad because it is not as good as you hoped.

Hint 974

Disappointing exam result.

ناامیدکننده

Front 975

Disappointment

(Noun)

Back 975

1. (No plural): a feeling of sadness because what you wanted did not happen

2. S.th that makes you sad because it is not what you hoped.

Hint 975

1. She couldn't hide her disappointment when she lost the match.

2. Sarah's party was a disappointment_only four people came.

ناامیدی / یاس

Front 976

Position

(Noun)

Back 976

1. The place where s.b or s.th is.

2. The way a person is sitting or lying, or the way a thing is standing.

3. How things are a certain time.

Hint 976

1. Can you show me the position of your village on the map?

2. She was still sitting in the same position when I came back.

3. He's in a difficult position_he hasn't got enough money to finish his studies.

موضع / جا / وضعیت

Front 977

In position

Back 977

In the right place

Hint 977

The dancers were in position, waiting for the music to start.

سرجای خود

Front 978

Optimism

(No plural)

Back 978

Thinking that good things will happen

Hint 978

Opp: prssimism

خوش بینی

Front 979

Optimist

(Noun)

Back 979

A person who always thinks that good things will happen

Hint 979

فرد نیک بین / خوش بین

Front 980

Optimistic

(Adj)

Back 980

If you are optimistic, you think that good things will happen

Hint 980

I' optimistic about winning.

خوش بین

Front 981

Pocket

(Noun)

Back 981

A small bag in your clothes for carrying things.

Hint 981

I put the key in my pocket.

جیب

Front 982

Pick s.b's pocket

Back 982

Steal money from s.b's pocket or bag.

Hint 982

کیف یا جیب زدن

Front 983

Pocketbook

Back 983

American English for wallet

Hint 983

کیف بغلی

Front 984

Pockrt money

(No plural)

Back 984

Money that parents give to a child each week to buy things.

Hint 984

How much pocket money do you get?

پول تو جیبی

Front 985

Despite

(Preposition)

Back 985

Break s.th completely do that you cannot use it again or so that it is gone.

Hint 985

The house was destroyed by fire.

با وجود / علیرغم

Front 986

Spite

(No plural)

Back 986

Wanting to hurt s.b

Hint 986

She broke my watch out of spite (=because she wanted to hurt me).

کینه

Front 987

In spite of s.th

Back 987

Although s.th is true, not noticing or not caring about s.th

Hint 987

I slept well in spite of the noise.

In spite of the bad weather, we went out.

با وجود

Front 988

Although

(Conjuction)

Back 988

1. In spite of s.th, though.

2. But.

Hint 988

1. Although she was ill, she went to work.

1. I bought the shoes although they were expensive.

2. I think he's from Sweden, although I'm not sure.

اگرچه / هرچند که

Front 989

Nil

(No plural)

Back 989

Nothing

Hint 989

Our team won the match by two goals to nil.

هیچ

Front 990

Appoint

(Verb)

Back 990

Choose s.b for a job

Hint 990

The bank has appointedanew manager.

منصوب کردن / انتخاب کردن

Front 991

Appointment

(Noun)

Back 991

1. A time that you have fixed to meet s.b

2. A job

Hint 991

1. I've got an appointment with the doctor at ten o'clock.

1. You can telephone to make an appointment.

2. !!!!! Job is the word that we usually use.

قرار ملاقات / مقام / شغل

Front 992

Sprain

(Verb)

Back 992

Hurt part of your body by turning it suddenly

Hint 992

Scott fell and sprained his ankle.

رگ به رگ‌کردن

Front 993

Throat

(Noun)

Back 993

1. The front part of your neck.

2. The part inside your neck that takes food and air down from your mouth into your body.

Hint 993

2. I've got a sore throat (=my throat hurts)

گلو / حلق

Front 994

Sore

(Adj)

Back 994

If a part of your body is sore, it gives you pain.

Hint 994

My feet were sore afrer the long walk.

I've got a sore throat.

زخم / درد

Front 995

Appetite

(Noun)

Back 995

The feeling that you want to eat.

Hint 995

Swimming always gives me an appetite. (=makes me hungry)

اشتها / میل

Front 996

Rash

(Noun)

Back 996

A lot of snall red spots on your skin.

Hint 996

جوش

Front 997

Rash

(Adj)

(Rasher , rashest)

Back 997

If you are rash, you do things too quickly, without thinking

Hint 997

You were rash to leave your job before you had found a new one.

عجولانه

Front 998

Surgery

(Noun)

Back 998

1. (No plural): cutting s.b's body to take out or mend a part inside.

2. A place where you go to see a doctor or dentist.

Hint 998

1. He needed surgery after the accident.

جراحی / مطب

Front 999

Mend

(Verb)

Back 999

Make s.th good again when it was broken, repair s.th

Hint 999

Can you mend this chair?

تعمیر کردن

Front 1000

Certificate

(Noun)

Back 1000

An important piece of paper that shows that s.th is true.

Hint 1000

Your birth certificate shows when and where you were born.

گواهی

Front 1001

Relief

(No plural)

Back 1001

1. What you feel when pain or worry stops.

2. Food or money for people who need it.

Hint 1001

1. It was a great relief to know she was safe.

2. Many countries sent relief to the people who had lost their homes in the floods.

تسکین / اعانه

Front 1002

Confirm

(Verb)

Back 1002

Say that s.th is true or that s.th will happen

Hint 1002

Please write and confirm the date of your arrival.

تایید کردن / اثبات کردن

Front 1003

Arrival

(Noun)

Back 1003

Coming to a place

Hint 1003

My brother met me at the airport on my arrival.

ورود

Front 1004

Chilly

(Adj)

(Chillier , chilliest)

Back 1004

Cold

Hint 1004

A chilly morning.

سرد

Front 1005

Pop

(No plural)

Back 1005

Modern music that a lot of young people like.

Hint 1005

What's your favourite pop group?

Pop music

A pop singer.

موسیقی پاپ

Front 1006

Pop

(Noun)

Back 1006

A short sharp sound

Hint 1006

The cork came out of the bottle with a loud pop.

(صدای) بامب

Front 1007

Wheel

(Noun)

Back 1007

A thing like a circle that turns round to move s.th.

Cars and bicycles have wheels.

Hint 1007

چرخ

Front 1008

Wheel

(Verb)

Back 1008

Push along s.th that has wheels

Hint 1008

I wheeled my bicycle up the hill.

چرخ خوردن

Front 1009

Wheelchair

(Noun)

Back 1009

A chair with wheels for s.b who cannot walk

Hint 1009

صندلی چرخدار

Front 1010

Bite

(Verb)

(Bit , bitten)

Back 1010

1. Cut s.th with your teeth.

2. If an insect or snake bites you, it hurts you by pushing a small sharp part into your skin.

Hint 1010

1. That dog bit my leg

2. I've been bitten by mosquitoes.

گاز گرفتن / نیش زدن

Front 1011

Bite

(Noun)

Back 1011

1. A piece of food that you can put in your mouth.

2. A painful place on your skin made by an insect or dog

Hint 1011

1. He took a bite of his sandwich.

2. A snake bite.

لقمه/ جای نیش

Front 1012

Bite

(Noun)

Back 1012

1. A piece of food that you can put in your mouth.

2. A painful place on your skin made by an insect or dog

Hint 1012

1. He took a bite of his sandwich.

2. A snake bite.

لقمه/ جای نیش

Front 1013

Sweat

(No plural)

Back 1013

Water that comes out of your skin when you are hot or afraid.

Hint 1013

عرق

Front 1014

Sweat

(Verb)

Back 1014

Have sweat coming out of your skin.

Hint 1014

The room was so hot that everyone was sweating.

عرق کردن

Front 1015

Sweaty

(Adj)

(Sweatier , sweatiest)

Back 1015

Covered with sweat.

Hint 1015

Sweaty socks.

عرق کرده

Front 1016

Sweater

(Noun)

Back 1016

A warm piece of clothing with sleeves, that you wear on the top part of your body. Sweaters are often made of wool.

Hint 1016

پلیور

Front 1017

Sweatshirt

(Noun)

Back 1017

A piece ofclothing like a sweater, made of thick cotton.

Hint 1017

ژاکت گرم کن

Front 1018

Wrist

(Noun)

Back 1018

The part of your body where your arm joins your hand.

Hint 1018

مچ (دست)

Front 1019

Heading

(Noun)

Back 1019

The words at the top of a piece of writting to show what it is about.

A title

Hint 1019

عنوان / سرفصل

Front 1020

#Typhoon

(Noun)

Back 1020

A typhoon is a large tropical storm that moves in circle.

Hint 1020

Thousands of people lost electricity after a typhoon hit Australia.

طوفان

Front 1021

#s.th set in stone

Back 1021

It's very difficult to change

Front 1022

#it is what it is

Back 1022

There's nothing we can do

Front 1023

#giving 110%

Back 1023

Making your best effort

Hint 1023

Hey we have that meeting coming up next month,let's giving 110% to make sure all of the materials are finished by them.

Front 1024

#hit the ground running

Back 1024

To stall well

Hint 1024

Let's hit the ground running.

Front 1025

#the bottom line

Back 1025

The point

Hint 1025

The bottom line is we have to make more sales next month.

Front 1026

#thinking outside the box

Back 1026

Thinking differently

Hint 1026

Great job thinking out of box, Steven!

Front 1027

#to centre around

Back 1027

To make someone or s.th the central point

Front 1028

#reputable

Back 1028

Considered to be acceptable or respectable

Front 1029

#reputable

Back 1029

Considered to be acceptable or respectable

Front 1030

#groundhog

Back 1030

An animal belonging to the group of large ground squirrels.

Front 1031

#notable

Back 1031

Worthy of notice

Front 1032

#dealership

Back 1032

A sales agency having permission to sell s.th

Front 1033

#tremendous

Back 1033

Great in size, amount or intensity.

Front 1034

Stall

(Noun)

Back 1034

A big table with things on it that s.b wants to sell, for example in a street or market.

Hint 1034

A fruit stall.

دکه

Front 1035

Thrill

(Noun)

Back 1035

A sudden strong feeling of excitement.

Hint 1035

هیجان / لرز

Front 1036

Thrill

(Verb)

Back 1036

Make s.b feel strong excitement

Hint 1036

هیجان زده کردن

Front 1037

Thrilled

(Adj)

Back 1037

Very happy and excited

Hint 1037

We are all thrilled that you have won the prize.

هیجان زده / ذوق زده

Front 1038

Thrilling

(Adj)

Back 1038

Very exciting

Hint 1038

A thrilling adventure.

هیجان انگیز

Front 1039

Thriller

(Noun)

Back 1039

An exciting book, film or play about a crime.

Hint 1039

داستان یا فیلم پرهیجان

Front 1040

Violent

(Adj)

Back 1040

A person or thing that is violent is very strong and dengerous and hurts people

Hint 1040

A violent man.

A violent storm.

خشن / سخت

Front 1041

Violence

(No plural)

Back 1041

Being violent

Hint 1041

Do you think there's too much violence on TV?

تندی / سختی

Front 1042

Violenty

(Adverb)

Back 1042

با خشونت

Hint 1042

Did she behave violently towards you?

Front 1043

What's on?

Back 1043

What television programme, film, etc is being shown?

Hint 1043

What's on TV tonight?

تلویزیون یا فیلم چه چیزی نشان میدهد؟

Front 1044

Review

(Noun)

Back 1044

1. A piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine that says what s.b thinks about a book, film, play, etc.

2. Thinking again about s.th that happened before.

Hint 1044

1. The film got very good reviews.

2. A review of all the important events of the year.

مرور / نقد

Front 1045

Review

(Verb)

Back 1045

1. Write a review about a book, film,play,etc

2. Think again about s.th that happened before.

Hint 1045

2. Let's review what we have learned in this lesson.

نقد کردن / مرور کردن

Front 1046

Where's it on?

Back 1046

Where can we see it?

Front 1047

Obey

(Verb)

Back 1047

Do what s.b or s.th tells you to do.

Hint 1047

You must obey the law.

فرمانبرداری کردن

Front 1048

Disaster

(Noun)

Back 1048

1. S.th very bad that happens and that may hurt a lot of people.

2. S.th that is very bad.

Hint 1048

1. Floods and earthquakes are disasters.

2. Our holiday was a disaster! It rained all week.

بلا / بدبختی

Front 1049

Disastrous

(Adj)

Back 1049

Very bad, that cause great trouble

Hint 1049

The heavy rain brought disastrous floods.

فجیع / مصیبت بار

Front 1050

Soap

(No plural)

Back 1050

Stuff that you use with water for washing and cleaning

Hint 1050

A bar of soap.

صابون

Front 1051

Soap opera

(Noun)

Back 1051

A story about the lives of a group of people, that is on the TV or radio every day or serial times each week.

Hint 1051

سریال آبکی

Front 1052

Soap powder

(No plural)

Back 1052

Powder that you use for washing clothes

Hint 1052

پودر صابون

Front 1053

Soapy

(Adj)

Back 1053

With soap in it

Hint 1053

Soapy water.

صابون کفی

Front 1054

Trick

(Noun)

Back 1054

1. A clever plan that makes s.b believe s.th that is not true.

2. S.th that you do to make s.b seem stupid.

3. S.th clever that you have learned to do.

Hint 1054

1. He got the money from me by a trick.

2. The children hid their teacher's books to play a trick on her.

3. Card tricks.

حیله / شوخی / تردستی/ (بازی ورق) دور

Front 1055

Trick

(Verb)

Back 1055

Do s.th that is not honest to get what you want from s.b

Hint 1055

He tricked the old lady so that she gave him all her money.

فریب دادن

Front 1056

Trickle

(Verb)

Back 1056

Move slowly like a thin line of water

Hint 1056

Tears trickled down her cheeks.

(قطره قطره) جاری شدن

Front 1057

Trickle

(Noun)

Back 1057

جریان باریک

Hint 1057

A trickle of blood.

Front 1058

Tricky

(Adj)

(Trickier , trickiest)

Back 1058

Difficult, hard to do

Hint 1058

A tricky question.

مشکل

Front 1059

#Beloved

Back 1059

Greatly loved, dear to the heart.

Front 1060

Pointless

(Adj)

Back 1060

With no use or purpose

Hint 1060

It's pointless telling Paul anything_he never listens.

بی فایده

Front 1061

#light hearted

Back 1061

Carefree or cheerful

Front 1062

Intention

(Noun)

Back 1062

What you plan to do

Hint 1062

They have no intention of getting married.

قصد

Front 1063

Intentional

(Adj)

Back 1063

That you want and plan to do, and do not do by mistake.

Hint 1063

I'm sorry I upset you_ it wasn't intentional

Opp: unintentional.

عمدی

Front 1064

Intentionally

(Adverb)

Back 1064

عمدا

Hint 1064

They broke the window intentionally_it wasn't an accident.

Front 1065

#prank

Back 1065

A trick of a playful nature.

Front 1066

Entire

(Adj)

Back 1066

Whole or complete, with no parts missing

Hint 1066

We spent the entire day on the beach.

تمام / همه

Front 1067

Entirely

(Adverb)

Back 1067

Completely

Hint 1067

She looks entirely different from her sister.

I entirely agree with you.

کلا / کاملا

Front 1068

Victim

(Noun)

Back 1068

A person or animal that is hurt or killed by s.b or s.th

Hint 1068

The victims of the car accident were taken to hospital.

قربانی

Front 1069

#to fall victim to

Back 1069

To be harmed by another, other literally or figuratively

Front 1070

Elaborate

(Adj)

Back 1070

Not simple, with a lot of different parts

Hint 1070

The carpet has a very elaborate pattern on it.

استادانه

Front 1071

#outrageous

Back 1071

Passing resonable bounds, intolerable

Front 1072

#downright

Back 1072

Completely

Front 1073

Plot

(Noun)

Back 1073

1. A secret plan to do s.th that is wrong

2. What happens in a story, play or film.

Hint 1073

1. A plot to kill the president.

2. This book has a very exciting plot.

توطئه / پی رنگ

Front 1074

Plot

(Verb)

Back 1074

Make a secret plan to do s.th that is wrong

Hint 1074

They plotted to rob the bank.

نقشه کشیدن (دزدی و ...)

Front 1075

Route

(Noun)

Back 1075

A way from one place to another

Hint 1075

What is the quickest route from London to Edinburgh?

مسیر

Front 1076

#traverse

Back 1076

To pass or move over, along ot through

Front 1077

#misconception

Back 1077

A mistake in conception or notion

Front 1078

On the contrary

(No plural)

Back 1078

The opposite is true.

Hint 1078

You look ill, Ben. On the contrary, I feel fine.

مخالف/برعکس

Front 1079

Expert

(Noun)

Back 1079

A person who knows a lot about s.th

Hint 1079

He's an expert on Shakespeare.

A computer expert.

متخصص / کارشناس