ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | shoe/ʃu/ | کفش | اسم |
Maybe he was wondering when the other shoe would fall. If the shoe fits... |
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2 | change/tʃeɪndʒ/ | تغییر کردن عوض کردن، تغییر دادن | فعل |
Sometimes we have to accept change, if we want to move forward. Boris kissed Natasha's hand and said that he was astonished at the change in her. |
alter make different become different undergo a change make alterations to |
3 | 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 |
4 | get dressed/gɛt drɛst/ | لباس پوشیدن | فعل |
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5 | hat/hæt/ | کلاه | اسم |
He pulled his hat over his eyes. Take your hat off at the table. |
titfer
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6 | too/tu/ | بیش از حد زیادی | قید |
She had to move a few things to make room, but that wasn't too hard. I'm too warm in this one. |
excessively overly over unduly immoderately |
7 | handbag/ˈhændbæɡ/ | کیف دستی | اسم |
A very cool cream faux leather clutch handbag dating to circa 1984. Female stars have rarely been associated with hi-tech gadgets; at best there was Margaret Thatcher who packed a mean handbag. |
bag shoulder bag clutch bag evening bag pochette flight bag |
8 | pocket/ˈpɑk.ɪt/ | جیب | اسم |
He pulled out a pocket watch and looked at it. She dug it out of her pocket and opened it. |
compartment pouch receptacle sack cavity means |
9 | button/ˈbʌtn/ | دکمه (لباس و ...) | اسم |
Toby held the elevator for her and pressed the button for all twenty floors. Jenn unbuttoned her jacket one button at a time. |
fastener stud link toggle hook catch |
10 | put on/pʊt ɑn/ | پوشیدن گذاشتن (هدفون و ...) | فعل |
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11 | undo/ənˈdu/ | باز کردن | فعل |
It was too late to undo what he had done. Maybe he could undo what he'd done. |
unfasten unbutton unhook untie unlace unbind |
12 | try on/traɪ ɑn/ | پوشیدن امتحان کردن (لباس) | فعل |
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13 | size/sɑɪz/ | اندازه سایز | اسم |
It was about the size of mine. Dean was amazed at the size of the crowd. |
dimensions measurements proportions magnitude largeness |
14 | fit/fɪt/ | اندازه بودن | فعل |
Wherever we go, I can find a job to fit my goals. It was fit for a queen. |
suitable good enough relevant pertinent apt appropriate |
15 | 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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16 | blouse/blɑʊz/ | بلوز (زنانه) پیراهن (زنانه)، شومیز | اسم |
She wore white slacks, an emerald-green silk blouse and high-heeled shoes. She was dressed in a pair of light colored slacks, a pale blue blouse and was barefoot. |
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17 | collar/ˈkɑːlər/ | یقه | اسم |
She tugged at his collar again, but it was useless. He loosened his collar and tie out of absolute necessity. |
neckband choker ruff gorget bertha Vandyke rebato ring |
18 | necklace/ˈnek.ləs/ | گردنبند | اسم |
She pulled the necklace from her neck. Thank you for the necklace and earrings. |
chain choker necklet beads pearls |
19 | 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 |
20 | 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 |
21 | 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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22 | 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 |
23 | 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 |
24 | enough/ɪˈnʌf/ | (به اندازه) کافی | قید |
She had enough for the entire family. I've taken up enough of his time. |
sufficient adequate ample abundant as much … as necessary |
25 | 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 |
26 | 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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27 | 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 |
28 | sleeve/sliːv/ | آستین | اسم |
She clutched his sleeve as he turned away. He lifted a sleeve and consulted his watch. |
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29 | v-neck/ˈviː nek/ | یقه هفت | اسم |
While the loose-fitting cardigan was also trendy in this era, coming into its own as part of the classic twinset, many cardigans were still cut to be V-neck fitted garments that accentuated curves while hugging the waist. Tattoos peeked from the V-neck of the T-shirt. |
nape scruff cervix scrag halse kiss caress pet smooch |
30 | 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 |
31 | ring/rɪŋ/ | حلقه انگشتر | اسم |
He slipped the ring on her finger. We were startled by the ring of my cell phone. |
circle circlet band round loop |
32 | 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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33 | 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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34 | hang up/hæŋ ʌp/ | آویزان کردن آویختن | فعل |
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neurosis preoccupation fixation obsession phobia |
35 | do up/du ʌp/ | بستن (دکمه و زیپ لباس) سفت کردن (مهره) | فعل |
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36 | 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 |
37 | jumper/ˈdʒʌmpər/ | سارافون بلوز، پیشبند | اسم |
She wore a jumper that reeked of her own body odor. His knife cut through her jumper, slicing into her skin. |
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38 | tights/taɪts/ | جوراب شلواری | اسم |
In the 17th century a considerable number of Jews had made a home in the English colonies, where from the first they enjoyed practically equal Tights with the Christian settlers. Carmen was dressed in a short pink dress and white tights. |
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