ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | portrait/ˈpɔːrtrət/ | پرتره چهرهنگاری، تصویر صورت | اسم |
Please step into the portrait gallery. I sold nearly everything and even contracted four portrait commissions. |
painting picture drawing sketch likeness |
2 | in the middle/ɪn ðə ˈmɪdəl/ | در وسط وسط | عبارت |
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3 | straight/streɪt/ | مستقیم مستقیما، صاف | قید |
She looked him straight in the eye. "I'm shocked," he said with a straight face. |
unswerving undeviating linear direct as straight as an arrow |
4 | best friend/bɛst frɛnd/ | بهترین دوست دوست صمیمی | اسم |
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5 | poster/ˈpoʊ.stər/ | پوستر | اسم |
He put up a poster asking for help with my name as the contact. of these appeals was a great poster which he had circulated in Europe, and which represented the Holy Sepulchre defiled by the horses of the Mahommedans. |
notice placard public notice bill sign |
6 | appearance/əˈpɪrəns/ | ظاهر | اسم |
Shadows made his appearance sinister. He sensed the silent appearance of his friend and drew a breath. |
look looks air aspect mien |
7 | fun/fʌn/ | سرگرمکننده جالب، باحال | صفت |
We had fun together. We began to have fun together. |
pleasure entertainment enjoyment amusement excitement |
8 | serious/ˈsɪriəs/ | جدی | صفت |
This is serious stuff. Don't joke; I mean to have a serious talk with you. |
solemn earnest grave sober sombre |
9 | weekly/ˈwiː.kli/ | هفتگی | صفت |
Dumfries markets for cattle and sheep, held weekly, and for horses, held five times annually, have always ranked with the best, and there is also a weekly market for pork during the five months beginning with November. Average Weekly Cash Wages of ordinary Agricultural Labourers employed on certain Farms in England and Wales. |
once a week seven-day lasting a week hebdomadal hebdomadary once a week every week each week |
10 | pregnant/ˈpreg.nənt/ | باردار حامله، آبستن | صفت |
If I could get you pregnant, we wouldn't be having this conversation right now. For the first time the memory of how he reacted when she told him she was pregnant wasn't a painful one. |
expecting a baby having a baby with a baby on the way having a child expectant |
11 | in/ɪn/ | در درون، داخل، توی | حرف اضافه |
He was such a wonderful person in so many ways. Nurturing was in his personality. |
inside within in the middle of within the bounds of within the confines of surrounded by |
12 | cheap/tʃiːp/ | خسیس ناخنخشک، کنس | صفت |
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inexpensive low-priced low-price low-cost economical |
13 | personality/ˌpɜrsəˈnælɪti/ | شخصیت ویژگی فردی | اسم |
He had a personality that would tick off Mother Theresa. His personality was quiet and sober. |
character nature disposition temperament make-up |
14 | get in touch/gɛt ɪn tʌʧ/ | در تماس بودن ارتباط داشتن | فعل |
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15 | relationship/rəˈleɪ.ʃənˌʃɪp/ | رابطه | اسم |
Now even their relationship was beginning to suffer. Mom always had a good relationship with her sister and brother. |
connection relation association link correlation |
16 | belt/belt/ | کمربند | اسم |
She tugged on the belt of his robe. He checked his weapons and pulled off his jacket, clipping as many magazines to his belt as he could. |
girdle sash strap cummerbund waistband |
17 | dark/dɑːrk/ | تیره پررنگ (توصیف رنگ) | صفت |
He looked tall and lean in a dark suit. At the kitchen door she nearly ran into a dark form. |
black pitch black pitch dark inky jet black |
18 | interesting/ˈɪn.trə.stɪŋ/ | جالب جذاب | صفت |
You're a very interesting person. She had an interesting perspective, and she made him think about things differently. |
absorbing engrossing fascinating riveting gripping |
19 | unusual/ʌnˈjuː.ʒu.əl/ | غیرعادی | صفت |
It was unusual having nothing to do. Well, that's an unusual name. |
uncommon abnormal atypical unexpected surprising |
20 | top/tɑːp/ | تاپ بلوز بالاتنه | اسم |
You're already at the top of your class. He straddled a chair and leaned his arms across the top of it while he sipped his coffee. |
summit peak pinnacle crest crown |
21 | on/ɔːn/ | بر روی | حرف اضافه |
"Alex tells me you have some nice horses on your ranch," Carmen said to Señor Medena. A warm hand rested on her waist. |
supported by resting on in contact with on to functioning in operation working |
22 | friendly/ˈfren.dli/ | دوستانه مهربان، صمیمی | صفت |
"No problem," he answered in a friendly voice. You weren't exactly friendly. |
affectionate affable amiable genial congenial |
23 | boot/buːt/ | چکمه کفش لبهدار بلند، پوتین | اسم |
She kicked his boot under the table. In total loss of her temper, she marched over and stomped on the phone, grinding it under her boot heel. |
gumboot wellington wader walking boot riding boot |
24 | cap/kæp/ | کلاه (لبه دار) | اسم |
She twisted the cap from the bottle and held it out to him. arvensis, is probably a variety of the pasture mushroom; it grows in rings in woody places and under trees and hedges in meadows; it has a large scaly round cap, and the flesh quickly changes to buff or brown when cut or broken; the stem too is hollow. |
lid top stopper cork bung |
25 | close/kloʊz/ | صمیمی نزدیک (مجازی) | صفت |
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near adjacent in close proximity close at hand near at hand not far from |
26 | smile/smaɪl/ | لبخند | اسم |
The smile faded and his expression became ardent. Relief brought a smile to her lips. |
grin beam grin like a Cheshire cat grin from ear to ear twinkle be all smiles grin |
27 | glove/glʌv/ | دستکش | اسم |
There was an old-school cell phone in the glove box. He wiped the tear away with a thumb and then opened the glove compartment. |
mitten, mitt, gauntlet dataglove
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28 | wavy/ˈweɪ.vi/ | موجدار | صفت |
He brushed back what seemed like a foot of wavy blond hair. She wore a flowing, diaphanous gown and had long, wavy, bronze colored hair. |
curling curly curvy curving curved |
29 | funny/ˈfʌn.i/ | بامزه سرگرم کننده، خنده دار، جالب | صفت |
He's acting funny today. "That's not funny," she said, turning to glare at him. |
amusing humorous comic comical droll |
30 | smile/smaɪl/ | لبخند زدن | فعل |
The smile faded and his expression became ardent. Relief brought a smile to her lips. |
grin beam grin like a Cheshire cat grin from ear to ear twinkle be all smiles grin |
31 | stupid/ˈstuː.pɪd/ | احمق ابله، نادان | صفت |
I did a stupid thing last night. It was a stupid question, of course. |
unintelligent ignorant dense brainless mindless |
32 | hat/hæt/ | کلاه | اسم |
He pulled his hat over his eyes. Take your hat off at the table. |
titfer
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33 | beard/bɪrd/ | ریش | اسم |
These are the lips of the lake, on which no beard grows. "I can't imagine you with a beard," she finally said. |
facial hair whiskers stubble designer stubble five o'clock shadow |
34 | warm-up suit/wɔrm-ʌp sut/ | ست گرمکن ورزشی شلوار و سوئیشرت گرمکن | اسم |
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35 | leggings/ˈleɡɪŋz/ | ساپورت جوراب شلواری | اسم |
She wore black leggings and a mini-skirt with a dropped waistline. There are shaping panties, shorts and capris solely for the hips and thighs, shaping camisoles for the upper body, bust shapers, shaping leggings to wear beneath pants and full and half slips to wear beneath dresses and skirts. |
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36 | mustache/ˈmʌs.tæʃ/ | سبیل | اسم |
Oh, how strange you are with that mustache and those eyebrows!... The driver, tall, dark-haired and unshaven with a pencil-thin mustache, set down his hamburger. |
tash stash mouser
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37 | laugh/læf/ | خندیدن | فعل |
Don't laugh at me! It felt good to laugh after the events of the past week. |
chuckle chortle guffaw giggle titter |
38 | generous/ˈdʒen.ə.rəs/ | بخشنده دست و دل باز | صفت |
You've been far too generous already. He's so generous; there's nothing he wouldn't do for us. |
liberal lavish magnanimous munificent giving |
39 | jewelry/ˈdʒuː.əl.ri/ | جواهر جواهرات | اسم |
Her jewelry box was tiny and wooden. She giggled and turned to the dresser, closing the jewelry box lid. |
jewels gems gemstones precious stones semi-precious stones |
40 | cardigan/ˈkɑːrdɪɡən/ | ژاکت (پشمی) زنانه کاردیگان | اسم |
It is on the north side of Cardigan Bay, on the shore of Tremadoc Bay, with a sandy beach 4 m. A French diversion on the coast of Pembroke was even less successful; a force of 1500 men, under Colonel Tate, an American adventurer, landed in Cardigan Bay on the 22nd of February 1797, but was at once surrounded by the local militia and surrendered without a blow. |
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41 | footwear/ˈfʊtwer/ | پاپوش کفش | اسم |
He's barefoot after he leaves his shoes on the beach and needs some kind of footwear so he might as well get bike shoes; after all, he's biking. antistatic footwear and clothing and floors should be of the conducting type. |
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42 | laugh/læf/ | خنده | اسم |
Don't laugh at me! It felt good to laugh after the events of the past week. |
chuckle chortle guffaw giggle titter |
43 | pants/pænts/ | شلوار | اسم |
His wet pants clung to his legs. Then I slipped trying to rub mud on my pants to cover it up. |
underpants briefs Y-fronts boxer shorts boxers |
44 | under/ˈʌn.dər/ | زیر تحت | حرف اضافه |
Then the horse bunched up under him. She limped after him, muttering under her breath. |
beneath below underneath at the bottom of at the foot of less than |
45 | intelligent/ɪnˈtel.ə.dʒənt/ | باهوش زیرکانه | صفت |
They're intelligent kids — good kids. I want someone who can contribute intelligent conversation, not grovel at my feet. |
clever bright brilliant sharp quick |
46 | feel like/fil laɪk/ | خواستن میل داشتن، هوس کردن | فعل |
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want would like wish for desire fancy |
47 | kind/kɑɪnd/ | مهربان بامحبت | صفت |
The years had not been kind to him. What kind of a job do you have now? |
sort type variety style form |
48 | bracelet/ˈbreɪ.slət/ | النگو دستبند | اسم |
He wore a rose gold bracelet very similar to Romas's in all but color, and soft, dark boots. She fingered a bracelet Ashley started. |
bangle, band, circlet, armlet, wristlet
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49 | clothes/kloʊðz/ | لباس | اسم |
My clothes don't fit right. Good. Pack your clothes and come back with me. |
clothing garments articles of clothing articles of dress attire |
50 | bald/bɔːld/ | کچل بیمو | صفت |
The little man shook his bald head. A wax candle stood at each side of the minister's bent bald head with its gray temples. |
hairless bald-headed smooth shaven depilated baldy glabrous bald-pated leafless bare |
51 | What do you do?/wʌt du ju du?/ | چه کاره هستید؟ شغل شما چیست؟ | جمله |
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52 | in front of/ɪn frʌnt ʌv/ | در مقابل جلوی | حرف اضافه |
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ahead of before preceding facing before in the presence of before |
53 | be into/bi ˈɪntu/ | علاقه داشتن لذت بردن | فعل |
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54 | shirt/ʃɜrt/ | پیراهن | اسم |
"Let's go," Alex said, tucking his shirt into his pants. She glanced down at her shirt and then laughed with relief. |
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55 | coat/koʊt/ | پالتو کت بلند | اسم |
Get your coat on. She shivered in her wool coat, folded the paperwork, and called her sister. |
overcoat tunic fur hair wool fleece hide |
56 | extrovert/ˈekstrəvɜːrt/ | برونگرا اجتماعی، با اعتماد به نفس | صفت |
Often, a good match is to pair up an extrovert and introvert to balance out each other. People looking for discreet relationships run the gamut from straight to gay, introvert to extrovert. |
outgoing person sociable person life and soul of the party socializer mixer |
57 | tall/tɔl/ | بلند قد قد بلند | صفت |
The two tall peasants had their say. A tall perfectly formed and decorated Christmas tree stood beside the staircase. |
big high large huge towering colossal |
58 | earring/ˈɪr.rɪŋ/ | گوشواره | اسم |
Tropical earring organizers are often shaped as palm trees, with the long and distinctive palm leaf creating the ideal home for long and dangling earrings as well as small and delicate stud earrings. Hot product rings, bracelet earring, pendant with genuine gemstones.. . |
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59 | behind/bəˈhaɪnd/ | پشت | حرف اضافه |
The boy got up at once, and sat behind the king. He peered behind her. |
at the back of at the rear of beyond on the other side of on the far side of |
60 | have something in common/hæv ˈsʌmθɪŋ ɪn ˈkɑmən/ | در چیزی تفاهم داشتن اتفاق نظر داشتن | عبارت |
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61 | flip-flops/ˈflɪp flɑːps/ | دمپایی لا انگشتی صندل لا انگشتی | اسم |
You can wear them in warm or cool weather, and they are perfect with flip flops. Sofia slipped on oversized flip-flops Traci dug out of one of the closets. |
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62 | choose/tʃuːz/ | انتخاب کردن | فعل |
I had hoped he'd choose your sister. Don't make me choose between you and my mother, Adrienne. |
select pick pick out opt for plump for |
63 | shoe/ʃu/ | کفش | اسم |
Maybe he was wondering when the other shoe would fall. If the shoe fits... |
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64 | lazy/ˈleɪ.zi/ | تنبل | صفت |
He says they're too lazy to work. It was a lazy day, more like the beginning of summer than the end. |
idle indolent slothful work-shy shiftless |
65 | between/bɪˈtwiːn/ | بین میان | حرف اضافه |
People passing between them were a blur. There were sparks between them from the start. |
in the middle of, with one … on either side betwixt connecting, linking, joining uniting, allying
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66 | guy/gɑɪ/ | مرد پسر | اسم |
The guy is smart and does his homework. Maybe he was going to show her he could be a nice guy too. |
man fellow gentleman lad youth boy individual |
67 | thin/θɪn/ | لاغر نازک، باریک | صفت |
You're skating on thin ice, Mr. Juror. I know you're trying to stay fashionably thin, but the truth is... |
narrow fine pencil-thin threadlike attenuated attenuate wafer-thin |
68 | scarf/skɑrf/ | شال (گردن) روسری، مقنعه | اسم |
She pulled the scarf from her neck and wiped her face. Rhyn pulled the scarf he hated from her neck. |
muffler headscarf headsquare square stole tippet neckerchief kerchief |
69 | dress/dres/ | لباس زنانه پیراهن زنانه | اسم |
That dress is really YOU! He pushed her against the wall, pulling at her dress again. |
put on clothes don clothes slip into clothes clothe oneself get dressed clothe |
70 | sociable/ˈsoʊ.ʃə.bəl/ | اجتماعی معاشرتی | صفت |
I have only ridden a "sociable," which is very different from the ordinary tandem. Meerkats are sociable animals, living in holes in the rocks on the mountains, and burrowing in the sandy soil of the plains. |
friendly affable amicable cordial neighbourly |
71 | next to/nɛkst tʊ/ | کنار بغل | حرف اضافه |
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beside next door to alongside at the side of by the side of |
72 | unfriendly/ʌnˈfren.dli/ | غیر دوستانه نامهربان | صفت |
Her unfriendly gaze shifted to Katie. 39) may be due to the historian's unfriendly attitude to the book. |
hostile disagreeable misanthropic antagonistic aggressive ill-natured |
73 | shy/ʃaɪ/ | خجالتی کمرو | صفت |
You weren't so shy the other night. This was no time to get shy on him. |
bashful diffident timid sheepish reserved |
74 | compatible/kəmˈpætəbl/ | همعقیده تفاهمدار، سازگار، جور | صفت |
I thought I was marrying a man who had chosen a lifestyle compatible with mine. Maybe he would never find a compatible mate. |
well suited suited well matched like-minded of the same mind |
75 | sock/sɑk/ | جوراب | اسم |
Just put a sock on the doorknob or something so I don't bother you. She didn't have a sock warmer in her room – something Cora called a toaster – but the socks were better than the floor. |
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76 | short/ʃɔːrt/ | قد کوتاه | صفت |
Life's too short as it is. His stunt tonight was nothing short of jealousy. |
small little tiny minuscule teeny teeny-weeny small |
77 | necklace/ˈnek.ləs/ | گردنبند | اسم |
She pulled the necklace from her neck. Thank you for the necklace and earrings. |
chain choker necklet beads pearls |
78 | partner/ˈpɑrt.nər/ | شریک (زندگی) شریک (کاری) | اسم |
He'd never had a partner in all his time alive. At balls he danced if a partner was needed. |
colleague associate co-worker fellow worker co-partner |
79 | tie/taɪ/ | کراوات | اسم |
You have to tie the bales by hand, though. Here, tie the rope around your waist. |
bind tie up tether hitch strap |
80 | on the right/ɑn ðə raɪt/ | سمت راست | عبارت |
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81 | smart/smɑːrt/ | باهوش هوشمندانه، هوشمند | صفت |
I can tell you're a smart girl, Brenda. The guy is smart and does his homework. |
well dressed well turned out fashionably dressed fashionable stylish |
82 | ring/rɪŋ/ | حلقه انگشتر | اسم |
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circle circlet band round loop |
83 | overweight/ˌoʊvərˈweɪt/ | چاق دارای اضافه وزن | صفت |
His overweight partner was as quiet as a fawn at dawn. He watched an overweight man open the trunk of his car and drag out a child-size bundle. |
fat obese morbidly obese stout corpulent |
84 | get along/gɛt əˈlɔŋ/ | کنار آمدن خوب بودن (با یکدیگر) | فعل |
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be friendly be on friendly terms be in harmony be compatible get on |
85 | jacket/ˈdʒæk.ɪt/ | کت ژاکت | اسم |
Inside his leather jacket it was warm and cozy - falsely secure. Placing a cigarette in the corner of his mouth, his long fingers then searched the pockets of his brown tweed jacket and finally emerged with a match. |
wrapping wrapper wrap sleeve sheath |
86 | hardworking/ˈhɑrˌdwɜrkɪŋ/ | سختکوش کوشا | صفت |
Once you arrive at the station, see if you can take a tour of the fire truck and let your kids pay their gratitude to the hardworking, helping hands in your city. It was founded during a time where several scam artists were running amuck and taking advantage of honest, hardworking people. |
diligent industrious conscientious assiduous sedulous |
87 | divorced/dɪˈvɔːrst/ | طلاق گرفته مطلقه، جدا شده | صفت |
Moreover, the land was purified when it became divorced from the practices of a luxurious court and lost many of its worst inhabitants. of England, and those of Caroline Matilda, the divorced wife of Christian VII. |
dissolution annulment official separation judicial separation separation |
88 | on the left/ɑn ðə lɛft/ | سمت چپ | عبارت |
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89 | jeans/dʒiːnz/ | شوار جین شوار لی | اسم |
Bianca put on a pair of jeans and a T-shirt. She grabbed her sack of clothes and scrambled into jeans and a sweater. |
denims, blue jeans cut-offs Levi's, Wranglers
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90 | talkative/ˈtɔkətɪv/ | پرحرف | صفت |
He was evidently vexed and impatient for the talkative doctor to go. He calls me a chatterer, although he himself is more talkative than a magpie." |
chatty loquacious garrulous voluble conversational |
91 | medium/ˈmiːd.i.əm/ | متوسط | صفت |
Wine of medium quality is grown on the banks of the Marne and the Aisne. OPTICS, the science of light, regarded as the medium of sight (Gr. |
means of communication means of expression mode of expression means method |
92 | unkind/ʌnˈkɑɪnd/ | نامهربان بیعاطفه | صفت |
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uncharitable unpleasant disagreeable nasty mean |
93 | wear/wer/ | پوشیدن به خود زدن (عطر)، گذاشتن (جواهرات) | فعل |
You'd better wear a coat. You could wear a feed sack at a formal dinner and not look underdressed. |
be dressed in be clothed in have on sport dress in clothe oneself in |
94 | separated/ˈsepəreɪtɪd/ | جدا از هم | صفت |
Jonathan separated himself from the other children. If we get separated, go toward the ocean. |
living separately, no longer together, apart, living apart, parted estranged
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95 | sandal/ˈsæn.dəl/ | صندل کفش روباز | اسم |
The white sandal heels gave the ensemble a dressy look. He kept Christmas at Sandal Castle near Wakefield. |
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96 | carry/ˈkær.i/ | حمل کردن همراه خود داشتن | فعل |
Where do you carry your gold? I hope, my dear friend, you will carry out your father's wish? |
convey transfer move take bring |
97 | height/haɪt/ | قد | اسم |
The mountain ridges vary in height up to 4000 ft. He's about the same height and weight but he's younger. |
highness tallness loftiness distance upwards extent upwards |
98 | shorts/ʃɔːrts/ | شلوارک شلوار کوتاه | اسم |
She wore a T-shirt and shorts that revealed her shapely, soft legs. Faust wore new hiking shorts that exposed bowed legs as white as winter. |
small little tiny minuscule teeny teeny-weeny small |
99 | get along with/gɛt əˈlɔŋ wɪð/ | کنار آمدن ارتباط خوب و نزدیک داشتن، ساختن با (شخص) | فعل |
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100 | sneaker/ˈsniː.kər/ | کتانی | اسم |
After locating a missing sneaker, Pumpkin left without a word and, shockingly, without breakfast. Keep in mind shoes are also needed, and not just any sneaker - special shoes used to give strong traction for sideline cheers as well as support for flyers and bases. |
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101 | nice/nɑɪs/ | خوب خوشحال، زیبا | صفت |
It's nice to have that special respect. It must be nice having your land so close to the park. |
enjoyable pleasant pleasurable agreeable delightful |
102 | slim/slɪm/ | لاغر باریکاندام | صفت |
His hips were slim, his long legs shapely. Slim ankles and lean upper thighs gave her the look of a model. |
slender lean willowy sylphlike svelte |
103 | curly/ˈkɜr.li/ | فرفری | صفت |
Curly pine is fairly abundant. Her dark, curly hair was matted with blood, her features pale. |
wavy curling curled crimped permed |
104 | suit/suːt/ | کت و شلوار | اسم |
He always looked nice, but normally he would have worn a suit for the occasion. When he succeeded in forming it to suit her, she patted him on his woolly head so vigorously that I thought some of his slips were intentional. |
outfit set of clothes costume ensemble clothing dress |
105 | single/ˈsɪŋ.gəl/ | مجرد | صفت |
A single image can end a war. Could he then merge two souls together into a single body? |
one one only sole lone solitary |
106 | accessory/əkˈsesəri/ | لوازم جانبی | اسم |
There are no accessory generative organs. The ordinary accessory minerals of igneous rocks, apatite, in Great Britain and the continent of Europe. |
attachment extra addition add-on retrofit |
107 | quiet/ˈkwɑɪ.ət/ | کم حرف آرام | صفت |
You are quiet this morning, son. He was quiet for a long moment. |
silent still hushed noiseless soundless mute |
108 | date/deɪt/ | قرار (عاشقانه) | اسم |
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day day of the month occasion year anniversary |
109 | sweater/ˈswet̬.ər/ | ژاکت پلیور | اسم |
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110 | fat/fæt/ | چاق | صفت |
I feel fat and lazy. "On that note, let's have some supper," Dean said, noting his Fat Tire six pack was now filled with empties, thanks to two drinks for each of the threesome. |
plump stout overweight heavy large |
111 | sense of humor/sɛns ʌv ˈhjumər/ | (حس) شوخطبعی | اسم |
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112 | Where are you from?/wɛr ɑr ju frʌm?/ | اهل کجایی؟ کجایی هستید؟ | جمله |
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113 | T-shirt/ˈtiː.ʃɜːt/ | تیشرت | اسم |
Regardless of the type of coat you spring for, ensure that it is big enough to fit for the entire winter, and don't forget to try it on when your child is wearing multiple layers (a shirt and a sweater), instead of only a light T-shirt. There she changed into jeans, a T-shirt and sneakers. |
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114 | hair/her/ | مو | اسم |
Long dark lashes and black curly hair - he had it all. She felt the hair rising on the back of her neck. |
head of hair shock of hair mop of hair mane locks tresses |
115 | knee/niː/ | زانو | اسم |
She patted Fred's knee playfully. She tried to bring a knee into his groin, but he dodged in anticipation. |
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116 | kind/kɑɪnd/ | نوع جور | اسم |
The years had not been kind to him. What kind of a job do you have now? |
sort type variety style form |
117 | skirt/ˈskɜrt/ | دامن | اسم |
Carmen swirled around, enjoying the feel of the skirt as she eyed her image in the mirror. She stood up, brushing down her skirt and looked at him. |
go round move round walk round circle circumnavigate border |
118 | long/lɔːŋ/ | بلند طولانی، دراز | صفت |
Carmen, how long has she had this fever? And I will be for a very long time. |
lengthy of considerable length extended prolonged extensive |
119 | dress/dres/ | لباس پوشیدن لباس پوشاندن | فعل |
That dress is really YOU! He pushed her against the wall, pulling at her dress again. |
put on clothes don clothes slip into clothes clothe oneself get dressed clothe |
120 | foot/fʊt/ | پا (از انگشتها تا مچ) | اسم |
He put his foot in the stirrup. Carmen put a foot on the first step and then heard voices. |
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