Everything I Want To Know

Front 1

I had an exciting appetizer it was soup.

Back 1

a small dish that you eat at the beginning of a meal

the first course is served when seated at a table.

Hint 1

پیش غذا

aa-pe-ti-zer

Front 2

she put her money in her purse

Back 2

A ..., also known as a handbag, is a bag used to carry money, wallets, phones, and other daily essentials

Hint 2

کیف پول

Front 3

The opposite of "fast" is "slow.

Back 3

face to face

Hint 3

مقابل روبرو معکوس

/ˈɑː.pə.zɪt/

Front 4

He's mad about football.

Back 4

to love someone or something:

Hint 4

دیوانه در مورد

Front 5

Most cartoons don't amuse me at all, but I absolutely love yours

Back 5

love things as much as is possible

Front 6

Most people eat 3 meals – breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Back 6

The customary time/occasion of eating food

Hint 6

وعده های غذایی

Front 7

At the wedding, he sang a song specially written for the occasion.

Back 7

A particular time, especially when something happens or has happened:

Hint 7

مناسبت

/əˈkeɪ.ʒən/

Front 8

So let's find a common interest.You all have at least one thing in common

Back 8

The same in a lot of places or for a lot of people

Hint 8

مشترک متداول

/ˈkaaaː.mən/

Front 9

"pasta in a spicy tomato sauce"

Back 9

a kind of flavor

/ˈfleɪ.vɚ/

Hint 9

تند معطر

Front 10

The house dressing

Back 10

The restaurant's special sauce

Hint 10

Front 11

I would like a hamburger and French fries.

Back 11

long, thin pieces of potato that are fried and eaten hot

Front 12

He bit into the apple.

Back 12

To use your teeth to cut into something or someone

Hint 12

گاز گرفتن

Front 13

Slowly add the flour, stirring until completely blended.

Back 13

to mix a liquid /ˈlɪk.wɪd/ or other substance /ˈsʌb.stəns/ by moving an object such as a spoon in a circular pattern

Hint 13

همزدن

s.to-ring

Front 14

pork sausages

Back 14

meat from a pig, eaten as food

Hint 14

گوشت خوک

Front 15

It is an honor to be back in the bustling city.

Back 15

A place is full of busy activity.

Hint 15

پرجنب‌وجوش پرتکاپو، پرمشغله

bus-ling

Front 16

a bowl of soup/salad

a toilet bowl

Back 16

a deep plate you can hold fruit, sugar ... in there

Hint 16

کاسه بولینگ بازی کردن

Front 17

We could see the fin of a shark as it slowly circled our boat.

Back 17

A piece of a fish body out of its body

Hint 17

Front 18

My cold is so bad I've lost my sense of smell/taste

Back 18

5 feelings

hear, smell, taste, and feel:

Hint 18

حس احساس، فهم

/sens/

Front 19

They must have decided something by now.

Back 19

I chose it

Hint 19

تصمیم گرفتن

/deˈsaɪ.dɪd/

Front 20

I don't know which one to choose

Back 20

used as the subject or object of a verb to show what thing or things you are referring to, or to add information about the thing just mentioned. It is usually used for things, not people

Hint 20

کدام کدام یک، کدامین

Front 21

It’s a popular and often crowded place.

Back 21

place is full of people

Hint 21

شلوغ

/ˈkraʊ.dɪd/

Front 22

The colors almost match but not quite.

Back 22

completely / a little or a lot but not completely:

Hint 22

خیلی ، زیاد ، کاملا

/kwaɪt/

Front 23

my sis and I have a Competition for food

Back 23

someone is trying to win over other people

Hint 23

مسابقه ، رقابت competation

ka-pe-ti-shen

Front 24

Are you in the queue for tickets?

Back 24

a line of people, usually standing or in cars, waiting for something, or a lot of people who want something

Hint 24

صف و صف بستن. keeu

Front 25

a hotel receptionist

Back 25

a person who works in a place such as a hotel, office, or hospital, welcomes and helps visitors , and answers the phone

Hint 25

متصدی پذیرش منشی

ri-sep-shenest

Front 26

I have never awards in any animation festival.

Back 26

a prize or money that is given to someone for their hard work in a competition

Hint 26

جایزه پاداش ، اعطا کردن

UH] + [WArD

Front 27

We bought a new leather sofa.

Back 27

a long, seat with a back and usually arms, on which more than one person can sit at the same time

Hint 27

مبل راحتی کاناپه

Front 28

She sat in an armchair by the fire, reading a newspaper.

Back 28

a comfortable chair with support your arms

Hint 28

مبل راحتی صندلی دسته‌دار

Front 29

I wash dishes in the washbasin

.

Back 29

a bowl that is carry away water, which you wash your hands, face, etc.

Hint 29

سینک دستشویی روشویی

wash-bay-sin

Front 30

My contract with Badbadak company was for one year.

Back 30

a legal document will be signed between two different people or groups

Hint 30

قرارداد

kAn-trækt

Front 31

I agree with you 101 PERCENT

Back 31

%

Hint 31

درصد

Front 32

frequently asked questions

Back 32

that often

Hint 32

مکررا

free-quent-ly

Front 33

I'm here for a particular reason, that's you.

Back 33

special, or this and not any other

Hint 33

خاص

Per + [TIK] + [YUH] + [LUH

Front 34

my mom has rigid rules

Back 34

cannot be changed or varied, and are therefore considered to be rather severe.

Hint 34

قوانین سفت و سخت

/ˈrɪdʒ.ɪd/

re-jed

Front 35

a logical choose

Back 35

using reason

Hint 35

منطقی

la-ji-kal

Front 36

I don't think ghosts exist.

Back 36

have objective being.

Hint 36

.وجود دارد

ɪɡˈzɪst

Front 37

phrase

Back 37

a short group of words that are often used together and have a particular meaning:

Hint 37

عبارت

freɪz

Front 38

The worst thing about living in a big city is that

Back 38

to bad

Hint 38

بدترین

Front 39

Living in a big city has some advantages and disadvantages

Back 39

a condition giving a greater chance of success

Hint 39

مزایا و معیب

/ədˈvæn.t̬ɪdʒ/

Front 40

The hotels were not so good, but on the whole, the trip was a pleasurable experience.

Back 40

enjoyable

Hint 40

لذت بخش

play-zhele-bel

Front 41

One of the drawbacks of living with someone is having to share a bathroom.

Back 41

the worst part

Hint 41

اشکالاتی

/ˈdrɑː.bæk/

Front 42

She lived there until 1981 with three flatmates.

Back 42

a person who shares an apartment with another person

Hint 42

هم آپارتمانی

Front 43

It has an enormous, super-comfortable sofa.

Back 43

greater than the average size or amount

Hint 43

عظیم بزرگ

/əˈnoːr.məs/

Front 44

Big cities tend to be popular tourist destinations

Back 44

the place where someone is going or where something is being sent or taken:

Hint 44

مقصد

/ˌdes.təˈneɪ.ʃən/

Front 45

I'd rather

Back 45

prefer

Hint 45

ترجیح دادن

/ˈræð.ɚ/

Front 46

When comparing bigcities and small cities,

Back 46

the difference between two or more things

to judge

Hint 46

مقایسه کردن

/kəmˈper/

Front 47

Take a minute to consider your achievement.

Back 47

to spend time thinking about a possibility or making a decision

Hint 47

در نظر گرفتن

/kənˈsɪd.ɚ/

achivmet

دستاورد

Front 48

One of the most significant is the size of the city.

Back 48

important, large, or great, esp. in leading to a different result or to an important chang

Hint 48

قابل توجه

segnefekent

Front 49

Big cities are typically more cosmopolitan

a cosmopolitan man

Back 49

having experience with people and things from many different parts of the world

Hint 49

دنیادیده فرهیخته

جهان‌وطنی

چندملیتی

/ˌkɑːz.məˈpɑː.lɪ.t̬ən/

Front 50

I've had an exhausting day.

Back 50

making you feel extremely tired:

Hint 50

طاقت فرسا

Front 51

China has the largest population of any country.

Back 51

all the people living in a particular country, area, or place:

Hint 51

جمعیت

/ˌpɑː.pjəˈleɪ.ʃən/

Front 52

Her eyes are amazingly picturesque.

Back 52

attractive in appearance, especially in an old-fashioned way:

Hint 52

تماشایی زیبا

pɪk.tʃərˈesk

Front 53

I don't like the pace of modern life

Back 53

the speed at which someone or something moves,

Hint 53

1 سرعت

گام قدم

سرعت چیزی را تنظیم کردن

pase

Front 54

Australia has its own cultural, which is very different from that of Britain.

Back 54

the habits and beliefs of a society

Hint 54

فرهنگی

/ˈkʌl.tʃɚ.rəl/

Front 55

I want to thank you, sir, for giving me the opportunity to work.

Back 55

it gives me the chance

Hint 55

فرصت برای انجام کاری

ɑː.pɚˈtuː.nə.t̬i

Front 56

The weather was terrible but we carried on regardless.

Back 56

anyway we did it, without thinking of anything

Hint 56

به هر حال به هر جهت، در هر صورت

rɪˈɡɑ-rd.ləs

Front 57

He has receding hairline

Back 57

he is losing the hair from the front of his head.

Hint 57

rɪˈsiːd/

Front 58

Pale skin may have a sudden onset, but fair skin is something people may be born with.

Back 58

fair skin has a lighter skin tone

Hint 58

fer-skin

پوست روشن

Front 59

She kissed her sleeping child on the forehead.

Back 59

the flat part of the face, above the eyes and below the hair

Hint 59

Fa-red

پیشانی

Front 60

"she swept her hair back from her face to emphasize her high cheekbones"

Back 60

one of the two bones at the top of your cheeks

Front 61

He is in his early twenties

Back 61

He is in his early-twenties.

Hint 61

اوایل بیست سالگی

Front 62

I did mention to your agent that we're looking for someone mid-twenties

Back 62

in the middle of twenties

Hint 62

اواسط 20 سالگی

mid-twentiz

Front 63

He's a big fat guy with a bald head

Back 63

He is bald.yuuuuuuu\m 9658888888888888

Hint 63

bɑːld

کچل

Front 64

I got six weeks to get in shape

Back 64

to be ready to do something

Hint 64

سرحال، سر و مر و گنده، ورزیده

Front 65

When I'm in between jobs, I like to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, which is why I've kept a place in this village.

Back 65

when someone is unemployed. and, it is a nicer, friendlier way of saying that you don't have a job.

Hint 65

جویای کار هستم

Front 66

You are such a couch potato on weekends.

Back 66

a lazy and inactive person.

Hint 66

معتاد به ...

kaoch-puh-taydoh

Front 67

Cyclists in the race have to worry about fans knocking them over

Back 67

-to hit someone with a vehicle and injure or kill them

- to steal something

-to hit something or someone so that the person falls down

Hint 67

چاپیدن، دزدیدن از -ضربه زدن

/nɑk ˈoʊvər

Front 68

Humans find violence deeply satisfying.

Back 68

making you feel pleased by providing what you need or want

Hint 68

cates-fing

رضایت بخش تر

Front 69

we live a stone's throw from the school

Back 69

you mean that the places are close to each other.

a short distance:

Hint 69

فاصله ی کم، نزدیک، نزدیک

stoʊnzˈθroʊ

Front 70

One of the benefits of being self-employed is you are on your boss

Back 70

having your own business

Hint 70

self- im-ployd

خود اشتغالی

Front 71

you hit the nail on the head

Back 71

to do or say something that is exactly right.

Hint 71

neyal

دقیقا زدی وسط خال

Front 72

They're a multinational company they won't be happy until you're both put out of business

Back 72

a large and powerful company that produces and sells goods in many different countries

multination

Hint 72

[MUL] + [TEE] + [NASH] + [NUHL]

kˈʌmpəni/

شرکت های چند ملیتی

Front 73

You know, my mama taught me never to pick on disabled people.

Back 73

people with physical or mental disabilities

Hint 73

معلول

Front 74

An opportunity like this comes along once in a blue moon.

Back 74

to do it very rarely / seldom / hardly ever /

Hint 74

به ندرت

Front 75

I'm really into hanging out with friends.

Back 75

I'm crazy about it

Front 76

Thanks for inviting me to the basketball game. Basketball is really my thing!

" It’s my thing"

Back 76

something. that you enjoy doing, something you really like.

Hint 76

θɪŋ چیز مورد علاقه

Front 77

Kelvin loves to heckle when he goes to comedy gigs.

Back 77

a single performance by a musician or group of musicians, especially playing modern or pop music, or by a comedian (= a performer who makes people laugh, for example by telling jokes or funny stories):

Hint 77

geg کنسرت

Front 78

A diving girl has to be brave, fearless, a showman

Back 78

the sport or activity of swimming or moving around underwater,

jumping into water

Hint 78

ˈdaɪ.vɪg

شیرجه زدن - قواصی

Front 79

one of the things

Back 79

we never must forghet (s) agter thing

Front 80

My one God provides all my needs, my lord.

Back 80

to give someone something that they need

Hint 80

فراهم کردن

pro-vaid

Front 81

He didn't seem too enthusiastic about my park

Back 81

Having or showing great interest

Hint 81

/ɪnˌtuː.ziˈæs.tɪk/

مشتاق

Front 82

easy peasy, lemon squeezy

Back 82

if you are going to complete a task or activity, or if you have already completed a task or activity and want to tell people that you found it really easy

Front 83

What did you do last New Year's Eve?

Back 83

the period or day before an important event:

Hint 83

IIv

Front 84

I remember one case of a very young man who was the assistant a manager of a bank.

Back 84

someone who helps someone else to do a job

the person who is responsible for managing an organization:

Hint 84

e-sistent دستیار

mene-jer مدیر

Front 85

Violence is a very horrible thing.

Back 85

actions or words that are o hurt people

Hint 85

خشونت

vaɪə.ləns

Front 86

I never use cosmetics cause I don't know them.

Back 86

you put on your face or body that are intended to improve your appearance:

Hint 86

/kɑzˈmer·eks/

بهداشتی / لوازم آرایش

Front 87

economic situation

Back 87

economic situation

Front 88

pros and cons

Back 88

pros and cons

Front 89

it costs an arm and a leg

Back 89

it costs an arm and a leg

Front 90

costly/

Front 91

ideal

Back 91

ideal

Front 92

this kind of food is tempting to you

Back 92

This kind of food is tempting to you

Front 93

from different angle... ---> angles,view points

Back 93

view points

Front 94

time occur

Back 94

time occur

Front 95

He always got along well with his colleagues at the university.

Back 95

one of a group of people who work together

Hint 95

/ˈkɑː.liːɡ/ همکار

Front 96

job hunting ---> looking for a job

Back 96

job hunting ---> looking for a job

Front 97

flexible working hours ---> you can change your work schedule

Back 97

flexible working hours ---> you can change your work schedule

Front 98

opportunities for promotion

Back 98

having the chance to get higher ranks

Front 99

job security ---> you will never lose your job

Back 99

job security ---> you will never lose your job

Front 100

go on business to other places

Back 100

go on business to other places

Front 101

suit

Back 101

suit

Front 102

curfew

Back 102

curfew

Front 103

traffic regulations ---> you have to buckle up while driving.

Back 103

traffic regulations ---> you have to buckle up while driving.

Front 104

I don't have to wear formal clothes. --> I have a choice

Back 104

I don't have to wear formal clothes. --> I have a choice

Front 105

We must develop Napoleon before he develops Beef Wellington.

Back 105

To (cause something to) grow or change into a more advanced, larger, or stronger form

Hint 105

develop

رشد کردن

توسعه دادن

ایجاد کردن

Front 106

job seeker ---> someone looking for a job

Back 106

job seeker ---> someone looking for a job

Front 107

He came by work to apply for a job.

Back 107

you send your resume to a company to get a job position

Front 108

They want to sell the house with vacant possession, so they have asked their tenants to leave.

Back 108

The fact that no one is living in or using a house or property at the moment when someone buys it

or a job opportunity

Hint 108

/ˌveɪ.kənt pخˈzeʃ.ən/

خانه فاقد

/ˈten.ənt/

مستاجر

Front 109

When you go to visit dead people, You don't actually expect a reply.

Back 109

Think or believe something will happen or someone will arrive.

Hint 109

/ɪkˈspAkt/

انتظار داشتن

توقع داشتن

منتظر بودن

Front 110

fill in ---> fill out

Back 110

fill in ---> fill out

Front 111

satisfying ---> it makes you feel happy with my job

Back 111

satisfying ---> it makes you feel happy with my job

Front 112

demanding

Back 112

demanding ----> it takes too much time and energy

Front 113

low-paid ----> My job is thankless.

Back 113

farmers have a thankless job

Front 114

sedentary job ---> you spend too much time sitting at your desk # active job

Back 114

sedentary job ---> you spend too much time sitting at your desk # active job

Front 115

part time vs. temporary

Back 115

part time vs. temporary

Front 116

part time vs. temporary full-time vs. permenant

Back 116

part-time vs. temporaryfull-time vs. permanent

Front 117

clock in and clock out ----> punch in and punch out

Back 117

clock in and clock out ----> punch in and punch out

Front 118

unemployment benefits

Back 118

minimum wage

nemployment benefits are financial payments made by the government or other authorized bodies to unemployed people. The purpose of these benefits is to provide temporary financial assistance to those who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own.

Front 119

apprenticeship ---> When you want to learn a profession

Back 119

a period of time working as an apprentice

Front 120

plumber

Back 120

plumber

Front 121

work for yourself ---> self employed, have your own business

Back 121

work for yourself ---> self employed, have your own business

Front 122

working environment ----> all the people you are working with along with the workplace

Back 122

working environment ----> all the people you are working with along with the workplace

Front 123

I work outdoors. ---> I'm a taxi driver so I work outsoors.

Back 123

I work outdoors. ---> I'm a taxi driver so I work outsoors.

Front 124

retired ---> stop working after 30 years

retired ---> not work anymore

Back 124

retired ---> stop working after 30 yearsretired ---> not work anymore

Front 125

get promoted ---> Last year I got promoted as a head engineer.

Back 125

get promoted ---> Last year I got promoted as a head engineer.

Front 126

get a raise ----> you get a higher salary

Back 126

Get a raise ----> you get a higher salary

Front 127

lift a finger

Back 127

lift a finger

Front 128

a document showing your educational and professional background

Back 128

a document showing your educational and professional background

Front 129

the perks ---> the benefits

Back 129

the perks --->[[[[[[[[[[[[[[ th[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[ benefits

Front 130

overloaded ----> get flooded with work

Back 130

overloaded ----> get flooded with work

Front 131

to be more specific ---> If I want to talk about the details of my job ...

Back 131

lk about the details of my job ...

Front 132

pursue ---> follow

Back 132

pursue ---> follow

1-3-4-9/--11-13

Front 133

greedgreedy

Back 133

greedgreedy

Front 134

to get carried away

Back 134

to get carried away

Front 135

make a good impression

Back 135

make a good impression

Front 136

middleman

Back 136

middleman

Front 137

I was raised in the way of Kind.

I had to raise my voice.

Back 137

grou up

become

higher

Hint 137

/reɪz/

بالابردن

بزرگ شدن

رشد کردن

Front 138

He got his Bachelor's in mechanical engineering and then got a job with a big company.

Back 138

the study of the design and building machines and production of machines

Hint 138

ˈbæcələr

/mˈkæn.ɪ.kAl/ en.ʒɪˈnɪr.ɪŋ

مهندس مکانیک

Front 139

A temporary companion to help me pass a few short hours in my lonely life

Back 139

not needed for very long

Hint 139

/ˈtem.pə.rer.i/

موقت

Front 140

A temporary companion to help me pass a few short hours in my lonely life

Back 140

a person you spend a lot of time with often because you are friends or because you are traveling together

Hint 140

همدم همسفر

/kəmˈpæn.ən/

Front 141

My number of employees in the home has increased over the past decade.

Back 141

Someone who is paid to work for someone else

Hint 141

کارمند

/ɪmˈployeeː/

/ɪnˈkriːs/

Front 142

You are lucky to be married to the man you love.

Back 142

be married

Front 143

When I said I would die a bachelor, I did not think I would live till I was married.

Back 143

up to (the time that); until

Hint 143

تا

tɪl/

Front 144

Unfortunately, I'm not able to have children of my own

Back 144

have children

Front 145

Sometimes, after work, I go to the park/cinema/university / Inda/concert/school/college/country/prison.

Back 145

Go to...

Front 146

I have my animation Institute place for teaching big companies.

Back 146

An organization where people do a particular type of scientific, educational, or social work, or the buildings that it uses

Hint 146

/ˈɪns-tə.tuːt/

موسسه

Front 147

For me, this experience has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.

Back 147

Especially by making you feel satisfied that you have done something important or useful or done something well

Hint 147

/rɪˈwɔːr.dɪŋ/

پرارزش مفید، رضایت‌بخش

Front 148

It's a way of wasting your time.

Back 148

wrong way to use of money, substances, time, energy, abilities, etc

Hint 148

weɪst

اتلاف ........

Front 149

One in three cancer patients suffers no pain at all.

Back 149

a person who is receiving medical care, or who is cared for by a particular doctor or dentist when necessary

Hint 149

peɪ.ʃənt/

مریض

صبور

Front 150

I think he suffered a lot when his wife left him.

Back 150

to experience physical or mental pain

Hint 150

sʌf.ɚr

درد رنج

Front 151

Let's get to work on this project.

Back 151

To start doing a job or a piece of work

Hint 151

/tuː gɛt tu wɜrk/

سر کار رسیدن

کاری را شروع کردن

Front 152

We are within walking distance of three of the best restaurants in the city.

Back 152

Close enough that one is able to walk to

very near to getting or achieving something

Hint 152

/wɪˈðɪn/ ˈwɑː.kɪŋ/dɪs.təns

در چند قدمی

Front 153

I take a shower every day.

Back 153

take a shower

Front 154

Work in: an office, a factory, a hospital, a hotel

Back 154

Work in

Front 155

Work for: an airline, a multinational, an engineering company, an advertising agency

Back 155

Work for

Front 156

Work with: teenagers, disabled people, volunteers, unemployed people

Back 156

Work with

Front 157

Caves in the mountain are seldom empty.

Back 157

almost never

Hint 157

ˈsel.dəm/

بندرت

Front 158

we're looking for an unoccupied building.

Back 158

without anyone in it, or not busy:

Hint 158

/Aˈnoːkiˌpaɪd/

خالی

Front 159

I see him occasionally in town.

Back 159

sometimes but not often

from time to time

Hint 159

/əˈkeyʒ-nəl.i/

گاهی

Front 160

So you got any advice for me? Just, I mean, generally

Back 160

considering the whole of someone or something and not just a particular part of him, her, or it

Hint 160

generaly

به طور کلی

advise

مشاوره

Front 161

I don't really get along with my sister's husband.

Back 161

If two or more people get along, they like each other and are friendly to each other.

Hint 161

کنار آمدن خوب بودن (با یکدیگر)

Front 162

I'm supposed to be on a diet.

Back 162

To have to; to have a duty or a responsibility to

Hint 162

səˈpoʊzd

گمانی، پنداری، فرضی

Front 163

So today, we look at tricks that I've found helpful in sticking to a healthy diet.

Back 163

limit yourself to doing or using one particular thing and not change to anything else

Hint 163

/stɪk/

محدود کردن خود به چیزی

Front 164

He has been sent first to tempt

you!

The cake is a tempting food.

Back 164

To make someone want to have or do something, especially something that is unnecessary or wrong

Hint 164

tempt

وسوسه انگیز اغوا کننده

Front 165

A balanced diet contains all the nutrients your body needs.

Back 165

A combination of the correct types and amounts of food.

Hint 165

رژیم غذایی متعادل

/ˌbæl.ənst ˈdaɪ.ət/

Front 166

Working with a bunch of greasy, stinky men in the middle of the ocean.

Back 166

full of fat or oil

Hint 166

چرب

/ˈɡriː.si/

Front 167

You cut down on greasy foods and chocolate.

Back 167

To break off something or make something smaller, use a sharp tool, especially a knife.

Hint 167

کم کردن

Front 168

most children were fussy eaters when they were kids.

Back 168

Not easily satisfied or have very high standards about particular things

Hint 168

/ˈfʌs.i/

بهانه‌گیر وسواسی، ایرادگی

Front 169

I guess I'm too old for that sort of nonsense anymore.

Back 169

Used to describe something - like a thing

Hint 169

یک جورهایی

Front 170

A box of chocolate would make a wonderful gift for a foodie.

Back 170

A person who loves food and is very interested in different types of food

Hint 170

/ˈfuː.di/

غذا دوست

Front 171

I have a sweet tooth - I can't say no to cookies.

Back 171

If you have a sweet tooth, you like eating sweet foods, especially sweets and chocolate.

Hint 171

دوست دار شیرینیجات

Front 172

Foods that are naturally nutritious include fruits and vegetables.

Back 172

Things your body needs and can use to stay healthy or

rich food

# junk food

Hint 172

ماده مغذی

ماده‌ غذایی

/nuːˈtrɪʃ.əs/

Front 173

We have a lot of ready meals in our freezer.

Back 173

Mostly, it's in the oven for a few minutes, heated, and eaten. These foods are also called prepared food - e.g., ready-to-eat lasagna, pasta, or pizzas.

Hint 173

غذای آماده

/ˈred.i ˌmɪəl/

Front 174

You can't find food in restaurants same your homemade fare.

Back 174

made at home and not bought from

Hint 174

[در خانه درست یا پخته شده]

/ˌhomˈmeɪd/

Front 175

After all that exercise, let's all sit down and think about a nice fattening pudding.

Back 175

a lot of fat, sugar, etc. that would quickly make you fatter if you ate a lot of it.

Hint 175

چاق کننده

/ˈfæt̬.ən.ɪŋ/

Front 176

My mom used to give them to the kids in Africa to help them gain weight.

Back 176

To become more heavy or fat.

Hint 176

وزن اضافه کردن وزن آوردن، چاق شدن

/ɡeɪn/ /weɪt/+

Front 177

You'll spoil your appetite for dinner if you have a cake now.

Back 177

to destroy interest, or beauty of something

Hint 177

خراب شدن

لو دادن

خراب کردن از بین بردن، تباه کردن

/spɔɪl/

Front 178

Read books to stimulate your child’s imagination.

Back 178

something to grow, develop, or become active

Hint 178

/ˈstɪm.ə.leɪt/

افزایش دادن

ترغیب کردن

Front 179

All my friends are doing Internet dating and I thought I'd give it a try and , bingo!

Back 179

try do it

Front 180

It isn't hygienic to let animals sit on the dining table.

Back 180

clean, especially in order to prevent disease

Hint 180

بهداشتی

/haɪˈdʒen.ɪk/

Front 181

Motherhood has both its pros and cons.

Back 181

the advantages and disadvantages of something, especially something that you are considering doing:

Hint 181

poroZ- and- kAnz

مزایا و معایاب

Front 182

We had to do the scene over and over again, from different angles. He was considering the idea from all angles.

Back 182

you look at it from a different point of view.

Hint 182

جهت های مختلف

/ˈæŋ.ɡəl/

Front 183

My preferencein homemade foods does not discourage me to eatting out.

Back 183

to make someone feel less , and positive about something, or less willing to do something

Hint 183

/dɪs-koːrej/

دلسرد کردن

منصرف کردن

بازداشتن

Front 184

It took me a while to figure out why I felt so different.

Back 184

to finally understand something or someone, or find the solution to a problem after a lot of thought:

Hint 184

فهمیدن سر در آوردن

Front 185

He rarely meets contacts for lunch, preferring to dine out at night.

Back 185

"dine" is a more general term that can refer to any meal, while "dinner" specifically refers to the main evening meal.Share

Hint 185

/daɪn/

شام خوردن

Front 186

My boyfriend says I'd like going on a camping trip, but I'm not convinced.

Back 186

your beliefs

Hint 186

متقاعد شدن

مطمئن شدن

/kənˈvɪnst/

Front 187

Rasht is also renowned for its lively nightlife.

Back 187

Famous for something.

Hint 187

/rɪˈnaond/

مشهور

معروف

Front 188

Apart from that,things went ahead pretty fast.

Back 188

different from the usual or expected way of doing or thinking about something.

Hint 188

به غیر اینکه

Front 189

When I declare that Iwould cook either for lunch or dinner, my brothers and sisters becomeexcited and worried at the same time.

Back 189

Say something to clearly, publicly.

Hint 189

/dɪˈkler/

اعلام کردن

اظهار کردن

(رسما) بیان کردن

Front 190

She reported the incident to the police.

Back 190

An event that is unusual

Hint 190

حادثه واقعه، پیشامد

/ˈɪn.sɪ.dənt/

Front 191

If youask me whether I enjoy cooking, I would say ‘yes’, and I like doingexperiments no matter what others think about it.

Back 191

(used especially in reporting questions and expressing doubts) if, or not:

Hint 191

ˈweð.ɚ

که چه، خواه

Front 192

My preference is home-cooked food over outside food.

Back 192

The fact that you like something or someone more than another thing or person

Hint 192

/ˈprf-rəns/

ترجیح

Front 193

Outside foodsare quite expensive and not fully hygienic.

Back 193

completely

Hint 193

/ˈfʊl.i/

کاملا

Front 194

How does the father's angry affect each family member?

Back 194

See full entry for 'family'

Hint 194

اعضای خانواده

Front 195

He started with sketching and then progressed to painting.

Back 195

Movement to an improved or to a forward position

Hint 195

/prAː.ɡres/

پیشرفت کردن

بهبود یافتن،

پیش رفتن

Front 196

"He hit the ball with something"

or

"She hit the nail with a hammer."

Back 196

To strike something with force using a hand, a tool, or a weapon.

Hint 196

/hɪt/

زدن ضربه زدن

Front 197

"The car hit the tree"

or

A tornado hit on Tuesday night.

Back 197

To come into contact with something with force.

Hint 197

/hɪt/

اصابت کردن

برخورد کردن

Front 198

"The new product hit the market with a bang"

or

"Her performance really hit home with the audience."

Back 198

To achieve success or make an impression.

Hint 198

hɪt

تحت تاثیر قرار دادن

Front 199

"The temperature hit 90 degrees"

or

"Sales hit a new record "

Back 199

To reach a particular number or quantity.

Hint 199

hɪt

به چیزی رسیدن

Front 200

They wouldn't even strike up a conversation if there was another boat even on the horizon.

Back 200

start a conversation

Hint 200

/straYk/

شروع یک گفتگو

/həˈraɪ.zən/

افق

Front 201

When she finally meets him, the two strike up a friendship over chess.

Back 201

start a friendship

Hint 201

دوستی برقرار کردن

straYk

Front 202

They began a long-distance relationship, meeting as often as possible during the work time .

Back 202

be frend from on long way

Hint 202

رابطه از راه دور

Front 203

She's split up with her boyfriend.

Back 203

If two people split up, they end their relationship or marriage

Hint 203

جدا شدن بهم زدن (رابطه عاشقانه)

Front 204

Christina was flirting with just about every man in the room.

Back 204

To behave as if sexually attracted to someone, although not seriously.

Hint 204

flert

لاس زدن

Front 205

bad people often target old women to catfish because they are lonely and want to feel that someone loves them.

Back 205

Activity in which a person creates a fictional persona or fake identity on a social networking service, usually targeting a specific.

Hint 205

شخصیت فیک

Front 206

The company was established in 1822.

Back 206

To start a company or organization that will continue for a long time.

Hint 206

ɪˈstæblɪʃ

تأسیس کردن

Front 207

He quickly established himself as a talented actor.

Back 207

To start a company or organization that will continue for a long time.

Hint 207

ɪˈstæblɪʃ

برقرار کردن جا انداختن (خود به‌عنوان فردی مهم) شناساندن

Front 208

Researchers try to establish the facts.

Back 208

To start a company or organization that will continue for a long time.

Hint 208

ɪˈstæblɪʃ

ثابت کردن

Front 209

we like to establish a relationship with our clients... on something small before we work them .

Back 209

Try to have a stable relationship with someone

Hint 209

ɪˈstæblɪʃ

دوستی ثابت

Front 210

She had a long struggle with cancer.

Back 210

To experience difficulty and make a very great try to do something.

Hint 210

/ˈstrʌɡ.əl/

مبارزه کردن

تلاش کردن

گلاویز شدن

Front 211

It's a casual relationship; she talks to him when she needs simple advice.

Back 211

You are in a relationship with someone, but you don't have any commitments.

Hint 211

/ˈkæʒ.uː.əl/

رابطه ساده بدون تعهد

معمولی

Front 212

Do you not get on well with your parents?

Back 212

You have a lot in common, and you have a good relationship

Front 213

I will feel ashamed of myself for the rest of my life!

Back 213

I feel sad or angry to me.

Hint 213

شرمندگی

Front 214

The company engaged in a deliberate effort to cheat them out of their pensions.

Back 214

If a married person starts a relationship with someone else, they cheat on their partner.

Hint 214

chit

خیانت کردن

تقلب کردن

فریب دادن

Front 215

get down to business

Back 215

get down to business

Front 216

short tempered ----> you cannot be patient

Back 216

short tempered ----> you cannot be patient

Front 217

fiery tempered

Back 217

fiery tempered

Front 218

hasty

Back 218

you are always in a rush

Front 219

aggressive

Back 219

Showing anger and a willingness to attack other people

Hint 219

/əˈɡres.ɪv/

Front 220

confident ---> being certain that you can do things well

Back 220

If you want to get the job you have to have confidence at the job interview.

Front 221

helpful ----> someone you likes to help other people; generous

Back 221

helpful ----> someone you likes to help other people; generous

Front 222

moody ---> A moody person is typically unfriendly.

Back 222

moody ---> A moody person is typically unfriendly.

Front 223

polite ---> you try to watch your manners towards other people

Back 223

polite # impolite, rude, cheeky

Front 224

sensible ---> reasonable, thoughtful

Back 224

Based on or acting on good judgment and practical ideas or understanding

make decisions based on reasons rather than feelings

Front 225

sensitive ---> you are emotional

Back 225

sensitive # insensitive