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Worldwide |
Everywhere in the world (Adj,Adv) |
We have offices in over 56 countries worldwide. Pollution is a worldwide problem. |
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Additional |
Extra (Adj) extra is more common. |
There may be an additional charge for paying bills by credit card. He gets additional money from his parents. |
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Across |
In many parts of an area or country (preposititon) |
An insurance company that has over 120 offices across europe. A TV series that became popular across five contries. |
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Globe |
The world (no plural) (noun) |
He's travelled all over the world. |
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Collection |
A group of thinga that sb has brought together.(noun) |
The tate gallery has a large collection of modern painting. She needed only one more stamp to complete her collection. گرداوری_جمع اوری کردن_مجموعه_کلکسیون |
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Manuscript |
An old document or book that was written by hand.(noun) |
The museum contains a 400 year old manuscript. I read his novel in manuscript. |
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Head |
Leader.(noun) |
You should dicuss the matter with your head of department |
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Capture |
To take someone as a prisoner or to take sth into your possession,especially by force.(verb) |
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Snapshot |
A quick and general view of what sth like.(noun) |
The book is really interesting.it gives us a snapshot of what life during the war was like. The book gives us a anapshot of life in the middle ages. |
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Perhaps |
Maybe.(adverb) |
Perhaps she's next door. The room was large,perhaps 20 feet square. |
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Evolve |
Change and become better over time.(verb) |
The first computer games were very simple.games have envolved into more complex pieces of software today. The theory which eventually evolved from his study. |
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Period |
An amount of time/ A certain time in the life of a person or the histrory of a country.(noun) عصر_دوره |
What period of history are you studing? The house was built during the Elizabethan period. |
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Standardise british/ standardize american |
To make all the things of one particular type the same as each other.(verb) |
The government planned to standardise the education system across all parts of the country. We could standardize on US equipment. |
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Impact |
A powerful and strong effect of sth.(noun) |
They say they expect meeting to have a marked impact on the future of the country. Internet shopping has begun to have a serious a impact on economic growth.
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Technical |
Technical language is language that is difficult for most people to understand because it is connected with one particular subject or used in one particular job.(adj) / تخصصی |
He's just written a technical book. I didn't understand all the technical terms. Technical training. |
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Industrial revolution |
انقلاب صنعتی |
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Influence |
An effect that a person or thing has on someone's decision,behaviour or on the way sth happens.(verb)(noun uncountable) اثر_اثرگذاشتن |
Helen's a good influence on him. Without his famous father's influence,he would never have got the job.
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Enable |
To make it possible for someone to do sth,or for sth to happen.(verb) |
Your help enabled me to finish the job. The loan enabled Jan to buy the house. |
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Revolver |
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Fire |
To shoot bullets or bombs.(verb) |
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Bullet |
A small piece of metal that you fire from a gun.(noun) |
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Loyal |
A person who is loyal does not change his/her friends or beliefs.(Adj) |
A loyal friend. He is loyal to the company he works for. |
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Put out |
Stop a fire or stop a light shining.(phrasal verb) |
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Flame |
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Get burned |
To be emotionally hurt by someone or sth.(phrasal verb) |
Jo's afraid of getting burned. |
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Lead to |
If an action or event lead to sth, It causes that thing to happen or exist. |
There is no doubt that stress can lead to physical illness. |
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Light |
Make sth start to burn.(verb) / give light to sth.(verb) |
Will you light the fire? / the room is lit by two big lamps |
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Spark |
A very small piece of fire.(noun) جرقه |
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Bonfire |
A big fire that you make outside.(noun) |
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Pass by |
If sth passes you by, you do not notice it.(phrasal verb) |
Did you tell me about that? sorry,it completely passed me by. |
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Offer |
If you offer sth to sb, you ask them if they would like to have it or use it.(verb) (Noun) |
I offered to help him/ thanks for the offer, but i don't need any help. |
