ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | dislike/dɪsˈlɑɪk/ | عدم علاقه بیزاری | اسم |
On the other hand it has been specially recorded of two of the species of spider-destroyers that they have great dislike and apparent fear of these little poisonous Hymenoptera. When sympathy and dislike are both discarded or allowed for, he remains one of the most astonishing, if not exactly one of the most admirable, figures of letters. |
hate detest loathe abominate abhor |
2 | get dressed/gɛt drɛst/ | لباس پوشیدن | فعل |
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3 | dishonest/dɪsˈɑn.əst/ | ناصادق فریبکار | صفت |
You know how stubborn you are about not doing business with dishonest people. Butchers have palmed off upon their customers imported fresh meat as homegrown, and secured a dishonest profit by charging for it the prices of the latter, which are considerably in excess of those of the imported product. |
fraudulent corrupt swindling cheating double-dealing underhand |
4 | inadequate/ɪˈnædəkwət/ | ناکافی | صفت |
Gabriel had never felt inadequate in his life until that moment. His size was inadequate for any hopes of a serious basketball future but he was obviously a fine athlete. |
insufficient not enough deficient poor scant |
5 | untidy/ʌnˈtaɪdi/ | نامرتب شلخته | صفت |
The princess was as untidy as her father was tidy. Ultimately, it will look like an untidy cinnamon roll. |
scruffy tousled dishevelled unkempt messy |
6 | illegal/ɪˈligəl/ | غیر قانونی | صفت |
There was nothing illegal going on, simply mysterious. It was hard to picture him involved with anything illegal... but why? |
unlawful illicit illegitimate against the law criminal |
7 | misunderstand/ˌmɪsəndərˈstænd/ | اشتباه فهمیدن درست نفهمیدن، سو تعبیر کردن | فعل |
You misunderstand the terms. But we should quite misunderstand this pessimism if we held it to mean that Jeremiah saw no signs of private morality and individual spiritual convictions among his people. |
misapprehend misinterpret put a wrong interpretation on misconstrue misconceive |
8 | unusual/ʌnˈjuː.ʒu.əl/ | غیرعادی | صفت |
It was unusual having nothing to do. Well, that's an unusual name. |
uncommon abnormal atypical unexpected surprising |
9 | get undressed/gɛt ənˈdrɛst/ | لباس در آوردن لخت شدن | فعل |
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naked nude stark naked bare unclothed |
10 | illegible/ɪˈlɛʤəbəl/ | ناخوانا | صفت |
The inscription was partly illegible. Two words are almost illegible, and the angular print slants in every direction. |
unreadable indecipherable unintelligible hard to read scrawled scribbled |
11 | unemployed/ˌʌn.ɪmˈplɔɪd/ | بیکار | صفت |
Howard was unemployed but was forced to eat an expensive lease. You've got more time on your hands than an unemployed whaler. |
jobless out of work out of a job not working between jobs |
12 | appear/əˈpɪr/ | ظاهر شدن پدیدار شدن | فعل |
I tried to appear resigned to defeat. You always appear when something bad is about to happen. |
become visible come into view come into sight materialize take shape pop up |
13 | pack/pæk/ | جمع کردن (وسایل) بستهبندی کردن | فعل |
Later she helped him pack his things in the car. Pierre, pack your things. |
packet container package box crate |
14 | unable/əˈneɪbəl/ | ناتوان [عدم توانایی]، نتوانستن | صفت |
She fluffed the pillow and changed position, unable to sleep. We both looked at her intently, unable to respond. |
not able powerless impotent not equal to not up to |
15 | misread/mɪsˈrid/ | اشتباه خواندن | فعل |
This appears gravely to misread history. Claudia put on a pout, thinking she had misread Jackson's intentions for her. |
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16 | irregular/ɪˈreg.jə.lər/ | بیقاعده (دستور زبان) | صفت |
A mountain may be described (it cannot be defined) as an elevated region of irregular surface rising comparatively abruptly from lower ground. Even on the quietest days irregular changes are always numerous and often large. |
asymmetrical non-uniform uneven crooked misshapen |
17 | 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 |
18 | unhappy/ʌnˈhæp.i/ | ناراحت غمگین، محزون | صفت |
"If thou art determined, O God, to destroy me," the unhappy Angevin exclaimed, "let my fall be gradual!" She was suddenly lost in the unhappy never after. |
sad miserable sorrowful dejected despondent |
19 | irresponsible/ˌɪr.ɪˈspɑn.sə.bəl/ | وظیفهنشناس غیرمسئولانه، سهلانگار | صفت |
How could she say he was irresponsible when she had left hers out in a storm? The word "irresponsible" hung silently in the air. |
reckless rash careless thoughtless incautious |
20 | close down/kloʊs daʊn/ | تعطیل کردن (موقتی یا برای همیشه) تعطیل شدن | فعل |
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close shut down cease activity cease production cease operating |
21 | overdo/ˈoʊvərˈdu/ | زیادهروی کردن بیش از حد (از چیزی) استفاده کردن | فعل |
careful not to overdo it on the keywords. Prolonged sun exposure can increase your risk of skin cancer, so don't overdo it, and remember to give yourself some time in the shade. |
exaggerate overstate do to death overemphasize overplay |
22 | lock/lɑːk/ | قفل | اسم |
They're too busy trying to lock me up and toss the key. I'll get the lights and lock the door! |
bolt catch fastener clasp bar |
23 | unkind/ʌnˈkɑɪnd/ | نامهربان بیعاطفه | صفت |
Monica was a sweetheart who never said an unkind word about a soul. It was most unkind of you to cruelly diagnose him otherwise and accuse him of being a thief. |
uncharitable unpleasant disagreeable nasty mean |
24 | lock/lɑːk/ | قفل کردن بستن | فعل |
They're too busy trying to lock me up and toss the key. I'll get the lights and lock the door! |
bolt catch fastener clasp bar |
25 | disagree/dɪsəˈgri/ | مخالفت کردن | فعل |
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fail to agree be in contention be in dispute be at odds be at variance |
26 | impatient/ɪmˈpeɪ.ʃənt/ | بیصبر عجول | صفت |
She grew impatient waiting for the guardsmen to return. I've travelled many miles since my last and I'm becoming impatient for company. |
restless restive agitated nervous anxious |
27 | incorrect/ˌɪn.kəˈrekt/ | نادرست ناصحیح | صفت |
Any costs incurred due to incorrect settings will be borne by you. It would, however, be incorrect to suppose that the translation of the text was left entirely to the individual taste of the translator. |
wrong mistaken in error erroneous inaccurate |
28 | mess/mes/ | شلختگی درهم و برهمی | اسم |
Rule number two: if you make a mess, clean it up. I'm a mess wondering what's wrong with me. |
untidiness disorder disarray clutter heap |
29 | disappear/ˌdɪs.əˈpɪr/ | ناپدید شدن محو شدن | فعل |
He watched the wolf disappear into the tall grass. She watched his car disappear down the road and shook her head. |
vanish pass from sight cease to be visible vanish from sight recede from view |
30 | informal/ɪnˈfɔːrml/ | غیررسمی راحتی | صفت |
Basically. Or would've been, if Darkyn hadn't decided to honor the informal deal he made with her. So why would he suddenly want her to select the clothes he wore to an informal party where he knew no one. |
casual relaxed easy-going natural unceremonious |
31 | unlock/ʌnˈlɒk/ | باز کردن | فعل |
He slid his thumb across the screen to unlock it. I can now tell her to go upstairs or down, out of doors or into the house, lock or unlock a door, take or bring objects, sit, stand, walk, run, lie, creep, roll, or climb. |
unbolt unlatch unbar undo unfasten |
32 | invisible/ɪnˈvɪz.ə.bəl/ | نامرئی ناپیدا | صفت |
They were nearly invisible from the main store. Surely he didn't intend to be verbally invisible the entire visit. |
not visible unseeable undetectable indiscernible indistinguishable inconspicuous |
33 | unnecessary/ʌnˈnes.əˌser.i/ | غیر ضروری نالازم | صفت |
In fact, at the party he had spent an unnecessary amount of time with the woman he almost married – and hadn't even introduced her. Again with the unnecessary explanations. |
unneeded needless inessential non-essential not required |
34 | oversleep/ˌoʊvərˈslip/ | خواب ماندن بیش از حد معمول خوابیدن، دیر از خواب بلند شدن | فعل |
oversleep in the mornings is Robert's worst habit! ill-timed wake-up call leads me to oversleep the early morning seminar, one I was looking forward to. |
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35 | impolite/ˌɪm.pəˈlɑɪt/ | بیادب بیادبانه | صفت |
"Permit me to say," returned the dragonette, "that you are rather impolite to call us names, knowing that we cannot resent your insults. You know, my mother always said it was impolite to stare. |
rude bad-mannered ill-mannered unmannerly discourteous |
36 | impossible/ɪmˈpɑs.ə.bəl/ | غیرممکن | صفت |
It was impossible to keep Helen quiet. It was impossible to make out what he wanted. |
not possible beyond the bounds of possibility out of the question not worth considering unfeasible impractical |
37 | unpack/ʌnˈpæk/ | باز کردن | فعل |
Going to unpack then Connor and I will start bringing decorations down. She helped me unpack my trunk when it came, and was delighted when she found the doll the little girls sent her. |
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38 | overcharge/ˈoʊvərˌʧɑrʤ/ | گران حساب کردن (پول) زیاد گرفتن | فعل |
These consumers report that their statements consistently arrived late, causing them to pay their charges late, resulting in overcharge fees. While not bargains, they don't appear to overcharge either. |
swindle charge too much cheat defraud gazump |
39 | unpleasant/ʌnˈplez.ənt/ | ناخوشایند نامطبوع | صفت |
Let's not think of unpleasant things right now. I can make it unpleasant for you. |
disagreeable irksome troublesome annoying irritating |