ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | breathe/briːð/ | نفس کشیدن تنفس کردن | فعل |
Her chest was too tight for her to breathe deeply. Rissa forced herself to breathe steadily. |
inhale and exhale respire draw breath puff pant blow |
2 | deeply/ˈdiː.pli/ | عمیقا به شدت، کاملا | قید |
She breathed deeply then told him everything. He picked up the picture and sighed deeply, meeting her gaze. |
greatly enormously extremely very much to a great degree |
3 | arm/ɑrm/ | بازو دست (از مچ به بالا) | اسم |
She touched his arm and he glanced up. On his arm he carried a small basket. |
upper limb forelimb appendage member sleeve inlet creek cove |
4 | ear/ɪr/ | گوش | اسم |
She whispered in my ear, you won't believe it. She pressed her ear to the door. |
organ of hearing lug earhole lughole shell-like attention attentiveness notice heed |
5 | eye/ɑɪ/ | چشم نگاه | اسم |
I feel the twinkle of his eye in his handshake. Tears escaped one eye and trailed down his face. |
organ of sight eyeball peeper orb optic globe eyesight vision sight power of sight |
6 | finger/ˈfɪŋ.gər/ | انگشت | اسم |
I was about to deny, but she put a finger to my lips. He tapped his finger on the paper. |
digit thumb index finger forefinger first finger middle finger |
7 | foot/fʊt/ | پا (از انگشتها تا مچ) | اسم |
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tootsie trotter plates of meat dogs paw forepaw hind paw hoof |
8 | hand/hænd/ | دست | اسم |
It may be that the hand of the Lord is in this. Still, the feel of his hand was reassuring. |
fist palm paw mitt duke hook |
9 | head/hed/ | سر | اسم |
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skull cranium crown nut noodle noddle |
10 | 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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11 | leg/leg/ | پا پا (از مچ به بالا) | اسم |
"He's just pulling your leg," Martha answered. After your leg is broken next week. |
lower limb shank limb member crus stump peg pin upright |
12 | mouth/mɑʊθ/ | دهان | اسم |
Carmen's mouth went dry with fear. His mouth twisted into a sardonic smile. |
lips jaws maw muzzle trap chops kisser gob |
13 | neck/nek/ | گردن | اسم |
He pulled her close and kissed her neck softly. She caught her breath, warmth crawling up her neck again. |
nape scruff cervix scrag halse kiss caress pet smooch |
14 | nose/noʊz/ | بینی دماغ | اسم |
As she turned her head, the spoon distorted her nose, making it look longer and hooked. "But Jim knows his business all right--don't you, Jim?" patting the long nose of the animal. |
snout muzzle proboscis trunk beak conk |
15 | shoulder/ˈʃoʊl.dər/ | شانه دوش، کتف | اسم |
He patted her shoulder again. Lisa giggled and he glanced over his shoulder at her. |
take on take on oneself undertake accept assume bear |
16 | stomach/ˈstʌm.ək/ | شکم معده | اسم |
True, but her answer left Carmen's stomach tied in a knot. Her stomach contracted and then twisted into a knot. |
abdomen belly gut middle tummy tum |
17 | wrist/rɪst/ | مچ دست | اسم |
She sprayed the perfume on her wrist and coughed. He grabbed her wrist, his eyes flashing fire. |
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18 | back/bæk/ | پشت کمر | اسم |
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spine backbone spinal column vertebral column dorsum rachis rear |
19 | tooth/tuθ/ | دندان | اسم |
(Formula, x.l.x.) radula has a number of uniform teeth on each side of the median tooth in each transverse row. Radula with a median tooth and a single FIG. |
fang denticulation tusk denticle dentition gnasher tush prong point tine cog |
20 | throat/θroʊt/ | گلو | اسم |
Jule's throat tightened as he listened to the two of them spar verbally. Her throat was tight, her eyes blurring from tears. |
gullet oesophagus windpipe trachea crop craw maw neck pharynx |
21 | ankle/ˈæŋ.kəl/ | مچ پا | اسم |
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22 | toe/toʊ/ | انگشت پا | اسم |
Fred moved his toe around in the dirt. He booted it with his toe while holding the rifle at its head. |
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23 | stretch/stretʃ/ | کش و قوس دادن کشش انجام دادن | فعل |
That's a stretch and a tug. She heard him stretch out on the ground and within minutes his breathing changed. |
be elastic be stretchy be stretchable be tensile pull pull out |
24 | lower/ˈloʊər/ | پایین بردن پایین آوردن | فعل |
She bit her lower lip. She rubbed a sore spot in her lower back. |
bottom bottommost under underneath further down |
25 | repeat/rəˈpiːt/ | تکرار کردن | فعل |
He had to repeat the question. Could you repeat that? |
say again restate reiterate go through again go over again |
26 | breath/breθ/ | نفس تنفس | اسم |
His breath smelled of liquor. Taking a deep breath, Carmen started down the stairs. |
gulp of air inhalation inspiration exhalation expiration sigh pant gasp |
27 | relax/rɪˈlæks/ | شل کردن (عضله) | فعل |
She was beginning to relax when he launched the question. Relax, I've got this. |
unwind loosen up ease off ease up let up |
28 | hold/hoʊld/ | نگه داشتن گرفتن | فعل |
Can you hold things down for two weeks? Can you hold lunch for a little bit? |
clasp hold on to clutch grasp grip |
29 | slowly/ˈsloʊ.li/ | به آرامی به آهستگی، آرام آرام | قید |
She walked slowly back to the kitchen. "I still can't understand what you are afraid of," said Prince Andrew slowly, not taking his eyes off his wife. |
unhurriedly without hurrying at a leisurely pace at a slow pace leisurely |
30 | carefully/ˈker.fə.li/ | بادقت بااحتیاط | قید |
She carefully lifted an egg. Deidre pushed herself up carefully, unable to take her eyes off of Gabriel. |
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31 | noisily/ˈnɔɪzəli/ | با سر و صدا | قید |
The servants ran noisily about the house and yard, shouting and disputing. At this moment that terrible door burst noisily open and banged against the wall. |
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32 | health problem/hɛlθ ˈprɑbləm/ | مشکل سلامتی بیماری | عبارت |
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33 | backache/ˈbæk.eɪk/ | کمر درد | اسم |
Some women experience lower backache starting in early pregnancy. backache caused by locals stretching for their wallets. |
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34 | cold/koʊld/ | سرماخوردگی | اسم |
Let's get in out of this cold wind. She felt as though a cold hand grasped her stomach and squeezed hard. |
chilly cool freezing icy snowy |
35 | cough/kɑf/ | سرفه گرفتگی گلو و سینه | اسم |
Anna Pavlovna had had a cough for some days. Her hacking cough had become unproductive, and even breathing was a chore. |
hack rasp croak wheeze tickle in one's throat bark |
36 | earache/ˈɪr.eɪk/ | گوش درد | اسم |
You may have an earache or a feeling of fullness in your ear. Sometimes when you have a sore throat, you also get earache too. |
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37 | fever/ˈfivər/ | تب | اسم |
She'd felt it last night, too, before … before the fever dream about them having sex. The strange fever remained, making her feel as if she'd been sitting in a sauna for hours. |
feverishness high temperature febricity febrility shivering delirium pyrexia temperature temp calenture ferment |
38 | flu/fluː/ | آنفلوآنزا | اسم |
His place is as busy as a country doctor's waiting room in flu season. A deeper ache, as if she had the flu and every muscle in her body was on fire, was made worse by sleeping on the cold floor. |
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39 | headache/ˈhed.eɪk/ | سردرد | اسم |
She stormed out, blood pulsing and headache growing. Do you have a headache by chance? |
sore head migraine neuralgia head cephalalgy hemicrania nuisance trouble problem |
40 | sore throat/sɔr θroʊt/ | گلو درد | اسم |
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41 | stomachache/ˈstʌm.əkˌeɪk/ | دل درد شکم درد | اسم |
If you eat too many of them, you may get a stomachache, but that's about it. A chronic stomachache, for example, could be a legitimate medical condition. |
indigestion, dyspepsia colic, gripe bellyache, tummy ache, collywobbles
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42 | toothache/ˈtuːθ.eɪk/ | دندان درد | اسم |
The uses of chloroform which fall to be mentioned here are: - as a counter-irritant; as a local anaesthetic for toothache due to caries, it being applied on a cotton wool plug which is inserted into the carious cavity; as an antispasmodic in tetanus and hydrophobia; and as the best and most immediate and effective antidote in cases of strychnine poisoning. For example, a mercurial pill at night, followed by salts and senna in the morning, will often relieve the pain in toothache or gum-boil, and lessen inflammation not only in the mouth, but other parts of the body as well. |
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43 | health/helθ/ | سلامت سلامتی | اسم |
Any deaf child or deaf and blind child in good health can be taught. We even have health insurance. |
good physical condition healthiness fitness physical fitness well-being |
44 | healthy/ˈhel.θi/ | سالم مفید (برای سلامتی) | صفت |
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in good physical condition in good health well all right fine |
45 | habit/ˈhæbət/ | عادت | اسم |
They had a habit of disappearing. It gets to be a habit after all these years. |
practice custom pattern routine style |
46 | eat/iːt/ | خوردن | فعل |
We're going to eat before we leave, and you're going to act grateful. "I eat in here," he said. |
consume devour ingest partake of gobble |
47 | balanced/ˈbælənst/ | متوازن متعادل، منصفانه | صفت |
She wobbled and balanced herself against the wall. The compass needle is a little steel magnet balanced upon a pivot; one end of the needle, which always bears a distinguishing mark, points approximately, but not in general exactly, to the north,' the vertical plane through the direction of the needle being termed the magnetic meridian. |
fair equitable just unbiased unprejudiced |
48 | diet/ˈdɑɪ.ət/ | رژیم غذایی | اسم |
"I'm on a diet," he answered. Diet looked like the best choice. |
selection of food food and drink food foodstuffs provisions |
49 | wash/wɒʃ/ | شستن تمیز کردن، پاک کردن | فعل |
Give me one of those polo shirts and I'll go wash up. Now go wash up for supper. |
clean oneself have a wash wash oneself bathe bath shower |
50 | protect/prəˈtekt/ | محافظت کردن | فعل |
They are elected or appointed to protect the rights of the citizens, yet they become the agents of their death. "I can't protect you," she said. |
keep safe keep from harm save safeguard shield |
51 | skin/skɪn/ | پوست | اسم |
If she wanted a small object and was given a large one, she would shake her head and take up a tiny bit of the skin of one hand between the thumb and finger of the other. Even though her skin now had a healthy tan, the sun was doing its best to burn it. |
epidermis dermis cuticle cutis corium derma |
52 | lift/lɪft/ | بلند کردن | فعل |
That I did not lift my arm a moment later does not prove that I could have abstained from lifting it then. Lift the far side of the rock toward you. |
raise hoist heave haul up uplift |
53 | weight/weɪt/ | وزنه بار | اسم |
The boxes were heavy, so carrying two of them was too much weight to handle. They needed to gain a little weight before they would be released from the hospital, though. |
heaviness mass load burden pressure |
54 | go for a walk/goʊ fɔr ə wɔk/ | پیاده روی کردن برای قدم زدن رفتن | عبارت |
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55 | exercise/ˈek.sərˌsɑɪz/ | تمرین کردن ورزش کردن، ورزیده کردن | فعل |
I see you're getting your exercise for the day. You've had enough exercise for today. |
physical activity movement exertion effort work a workout |
56 | daily/ˈdeɪ.li/ | روزانه | قید |
He thanked me and went about his daily business. There is daily steam communication (often interrupted in bad weather) with Civitavecchia from Golfo degli Aranci (the mail route), and weekly steamers run from Cagliari to Naples, Genoa (via the east coast of the island), Palermo and Tunis, and from Porto Torres to Genoa (calling at Bastia in Corsica and Leghorn) and Leghorn direct. |
done every day occurring every day produced every day everyday day-to-day |
57 | get enough sleep/gɛt ɪˈnʌf slip/ | به قدر کافی خوابیدن خواب کافی داشتن | عبارت |
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58 | breakfast/ˈbrek.fəst/ | صبحانه | اسم |
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59 | energy/ˈen.ər.dʒi/ | انرژی قدرت، حال | اسم |
The boy was no longer sleepy, but full of energy and excitement. Now put that energy into walking. |
vitality vigour life liveliness animation |
60 | how often/haʊ ˈɔfən/ | هر چند وقت | قید |
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61 | how long/haʊ lɔŋ/ | چه مدت | قید |
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62 | how/hɑʊ/ | چقدر چند | قید |
No matter how sorry Alex was for what happened, or how many times he apologized or tried to make up for it, he couldn't remove the hurt. All she was doing was reminding him how powerless he was. |
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63 | stress out/strɛs aʊt/ | استرس داشتن استرس گرفتن | فعل |
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