ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | coin/kɔɪn/ | سکه | اسم |
She pulled out her coin purse. 117138), to which the silver coin found on the floor belongs, as the date of its foundation. |
piece bit coins coinage coin of the realm change |
2 | magazine/ˌmæg.əˈziːn/ | مجله | اسم |
He tossed the magazine aside and stood. Alex was sitting in his chair, reading a magazine and glanced up when she spoke. |
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3 | thirsty/ˈθɜr.sti/ | تشنه | صفت |
Hard work made us thirsty and hungry as well. Water seeped from the opening, spreading out in a sticky ooze that was quickly eaten by the thirsty ground. |
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4 | thing/θɪŋ/ | چیز وسیله | اسم |
How could he do such a thing to his own children? It was a strange thing for a man to say. |
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5 | new/nuː/ | جدید تازه، نو | صفت |
She helped Carmen into the new dress. Is it something new for the trip? |
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6 | color/ˈkʌl.ər/ | رنگ رنگی | اسم |
The color is amazing. Cassie could feel the color draining from her face. |
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7 | beautiful/ˈbjuː.tɪ.fəl/ | زیبا جذاب، خوشایند | صفت |
Look at those big gray eyes and that beautiful red hair! It's such a beautiful day. |
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8 | window/ˈwɪndoʊ/ | پنجره | اسم |
She glanced out the window, still smiling. Actually, I never gave it much thought until I found the window open. |
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9 | credit card/ˈkred.ɪtˌkɑrd/ | کارت اعتباری | اسم |
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10 | old/oʊld/ | پیر سالخورده | صفت |
My parents used to listen to those old songs. The old woman spoke to one of the younger women. |
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11 | a/eɪ/ | یک یکی | تخصیص گر |
The Keller homestead, where the family lived, was a few steps from our little rose-bower. It is a little speech that I have written for him. |
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12 | ugly/ˈʌg.li/ | زشت | صفت |
I wasn't ugly, but I didn't consider myself beautiful. She shook her head to clear the ugly thought. |
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13 | give/gɪv/ | دادن | فعل |
Give me some information. I can give him a son. |
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14 | poor/pɔːr/ | فقیر تهیدست | صفت |
The poor kid is feeling deserted. "I was raised poor," Carmen said. |
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15 | worried/ˈwɜːrid/ | نگران | صفت |
He won't go see a doctor, and Mom's worried about him. Jackson worried Elisabeth would miss her family, but she assured him that Christmas was not nearly as important as The Wolf Moon. |
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16 | dictionary/ˈdɪk.ʃəˌner.i/ | واژه نامه دیکشنری، فرهنگ لغت | اسم |
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17 | red/red/ | قرمز | صفت |
Look at those big gray eyes and that beautiful red hair! He held out a bottle of red water. |
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18 | common/ˈkɑmən/ | متداول رایج | صفت |
She will only utilize it for common good. We have a lot in common, you know? |
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19 | 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. |
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20 | binder/ˈbaɪndər/ | کلاسور | اسم |
The woman checked a ring binder on the picnic table, running down the names with her finger. For the binder whole leaf of the same quality as the fillers is used, but for the wrapper only selected leaves of the finest quality and colour, free from all injury, are employed. |
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21 | rich/rɪtʃ/ | ثروتمند | صفت |
The rich have always had this luxury. If I had, I'd be a rich man, wouldn't I? |
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22 | right/rɑɪt/ | درست صحیح | صفت |
Right now she didn't care where they were. Do you have to go back right away? |
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23 | 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... |
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24 | white/wɑɪt/ | سفید | صفت |
Not a worry in the world but a little white ball. His face is white, and he seems very weak. |
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25 | adjective/ˈædʒ.ɪk.tɪv/ | صفت | اسم |
Pick an adjective from the title. It is important to study the various adjective forms. |
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26 | bored/bɔrd/ | کسل خسته | صفت |
I'm not bored, but it is getting late. He must be getting bored with watching her. |
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27 | strong/strɔːŋ/ | نیرومند قوی، پرقدرت | صفت |
He was strong and ready for every duty. A strong hand shot out and grasped her arm. |
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28 | stressed/strest/ | مضطرب نگران | صفت |
They're stressed out enough right now. He called the local sheriff in Ouray and said he plans to come out and haul his 'mentally stressed wife' back East with him. |
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29 | an/æn/ | یک هر یک، -ی، -ای | تخصیص گر |
She was an only child who had been very welcome. He has been here about an hour. |
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30 | file/fɑɪl/ | فایل پوشه | اسم |
Your file was locked. He tossed a file to Dean. |
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31 | blue/bluː/ | آبی | صفت |
She handed him a light blue shirt. Those blue eyes were boring into her soul, searching for heaven only knew what. |
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32 | safe/seɪf/ | امن ایمن، بیخطر | صفت |
She felt safe and secure. She'd better find a safe place until they arrived. |
protected from danger protected from harm shielded sheltered guarded |
33 | wrong/rɑŋ/ | اشتباه غلط، نادرست | صفت |
I can neither punish him if he does wrong nor reward him if he does right. Sometimes I make a mistake and do the wrong thing. |
incorrect mistaken in error erroneous inaccurate |
34 | good-looking/gʊdˈlʊk.ɪŋ/ | خوشقیافه زیبا، خوشتیپ | صفت |
Depending on what you do for a living, these shorts are sturdy and good-looking enough for work, too! The good-looking brunette parlayed her success on the reality TV show to launch her own career in Hollywood. |
attractive nice-looking beautiful pretty as pretty as a picture |
35 | newspaper/ˈnuːzˌpeɪ.pər/ | روزنامه | اسم |
I got interviewed for a newspaper in Zanesville, Ohio. He picked up the newspaper she had set out for him and started to read. |
paper print, rag
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36 | money/ˈmʌn.i/ | پول | اسم |
He said I could spend his money with a clear conscience. It's about time you spent some money on yourself. |
cash hard cash ready money the means the wherewithal funds |
37 | black/blæk/ | سیاه مشکی | صفت |
It's just a black snake. A black cloud seemed to cover the earth. |
dark pitch black as black as pitch pitch-dark jet black |
38 | quiet/ˈkwɑɪ.ət/ | ساکت بیصدا، آرام | صفت |
You are quiet this morning, son. He was quiet for a long moment. |
silent still hushed noiseless soundless mute |
39 | bad/bæd/ | بد | صفت |
It's kind of small, but the rent isn't too bad, and it'll be available by then. No. I just had a bad dream. |
substandard poor inferior second-rate second-class |
40 | attractive/əˈtræk.tɪv/ | جذاب زیبا | صفت |
The woman smiled, creating an attractive dimple at the corner of her mouth. Alondra was attractive in a delicate way - her features more refined. |
appealing agreeable pleasing inviting tempting |
41 | short/ʃɔːrt/ | کوتاه مختصر | صفت |
Life's too short as it is. His stunt tonight was nothing short of jealousy. |
small little tiny minuscule teeny teeny-weeny small |
42 | pen/pen/ | خودکار | اسم |
"Think about the missing pen," he answered. The pen has black ink in it now. |
write write down jot down note set down |
43 | for example/fɔːr ɪgˈzæm.pəl/ | برای نمونه برای مثال، مثلا | عبارت |
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for instance e.g. to give an example to give an instance by way of illustration |
44 | yellow/ˈjel.oʊ/ | زرد زرد رنگ | صفت |
One of the yellow portals beckoned her. The plate was yellow with black number; two digits, a space, and three digits. |
yellowish yellowy lemon lemony amber |
45 | very/ˈver.i/ | خیلی بسیار | قید |
You love him very much. You're a very interesting person. |
extremely exceedingly exceptionally especially tremendously |
46 | pencil/ˈpen.səl/ | مداد | اسم |
Fred left the room and returned with a pencil and pad. I got my pencil ready. |
beam ray shaft finger gleam write |
47 | big/bɪg/ | بزرگ درشت | صفت |
That would be a big help. What a big family it was! |
large sizeable of considerable size substantial considerable |
48 | come on!/kʌm ɑn!/ | زود باش! یالا! | حرف ندا |
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progress make progress develop shape up make headway come along |
49 | pretty/ˈprɪt̬.i/ | خوشگل زیبا، جذاب | صفت |
Your aunt and uncle seem pretty fond of you. Oh, what a pretty sound it made! |
attractive lovely good-looking nice-looking fetching |
50 | slow/sloʊ/ | آهسته کند، آرام | صفت |
A slow smile came to his lips. Don't let me slow you down. |
unhurried leisurely measured moderate deliberate |
51 | gray/greɪ/ | خاکستری طوسی | صفت |
He squinted down at her in the dim light, his gray eyes smoldering with unmasked anger. The kaleidoscopic display of orange, yellow, deep blue and gray was both beautiful and ominous. |
greyish silvery silver-grey pearl-grey pearly gunmetal grey |
52 | dangerous/ˈdeɪn.dʒə.rəs/ | خطرناک | صفت |
You're treading on dangerous ground. If it was so dangerous out there in the woods, why did Giddon feel so safe? |
menacing threatening treacherous savage wild vicious |
53 | meaning/ˈmiː.nɪŋ/ | معنی معنا، مفهوم | اسم |
There is more than one meaning of Annapolis discussed in the 1911 Encyclopedia. She says He (meaning God) is my dear father. |
significance sense signification import thrust |
54 | photo/ˈfoʊt̬.oʊ/ | عکس | اسم |
The babies in the photo were living beings. "Oh my gosh!" she said, looking back at the photo to read the statistics. |
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55 | let's/lɛts/ | بیا | عبارت |
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56 | really/ˈriː.li/ | واقعا براستی | قید |
I really like the look of wood - especially when it looks this graceful. You look really tired. |
in fact in actual fact actually in reality in point of fact |
57 | writer/ˈraɪtər/ | نویسنده | اسم |
Surely the writer must become as a little child to see things like that. The duties of a young "writer" were then such as are implied in the name. |
author wordsmith man of letters woman of letters penman |
58 | small/smɔːl/ | کوچک کم | صفت |
It's a very small window. The small birds were singing softly. |
little small-scale compact bijou portable tiny miniature |
59 | pink/pɪŋk/ | صورتی | صفت |
It was pink with white tips, in an antique brass planter. Her skin began to flush until it was pink enough to look human rather than the sleep of the dead. |
rosy rose rose-coloured rosé pale red |
60 | dirty/ˈdɜrt̬.i/ | کثیف گرد و خاکی | صفت |
Don't talk dirty, Ben. He followed the trail to the edge of the carpet then took in the dirty dishes in the sink. |
soiled grimy grubby filthy mucky |
61 | paper/ˈpeɪ.pər/ | کاغذ | اسم |
I put aside the paper and tried to nap. Do you have a couple of paper bags? |
writing paper notepaper newspaper print rag wallpaper wallcovering woodchip Anaglypta Lincrusta wrapper |
62 | turn/tɜrn/ | پیچیدن | فعل |
But let's see how things turn out. He reached back and tried to turn on the lights. |
go round revolve rotate spin go round and round |
63 | easy/ˈiː.zi/ | ساده راحت، آسان | صفت |
That's easy for you to say. You make an easy target. |
uncomplicated not difficult undemanding unexacting unchallenging |
64 | end/end/ | به پایان رسیدن تمام کردن | فعل |
In the end, there was no choice. Carmen thought that might be the end of the conflict. |
extremity furthermost part limit margin edge |
65 | orange/ˈɑr.ɪndʒ/ | نارنجی | صفت |
Four years later East Orange was chartered as a city. The alarm clock beside her bed indicated 2:00 am in large orange numbers. |
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66 | weak/wiːk/ | سست ضعیف | صفت |
She was too weak to move. It was all she could do to remain upright on tingling weak legs. |
frail feeble puny fragile delicate |
67 | piece/piːs/ | قطعه عدد، برگ | اسم |
Now cut me a piece of that pie. He turned his attention to the fire and tucked another piece of bark into the bright coals. |
bit section slice chunk segment |
68 | same/seɪm/ | یکسان به یک شکل، به طور یکسان | قید |
It was the same man, she was sure of it. Was it wishful thinking, or did she see the same love in his eyes? |
the identical the very same selfsame one and the same the very matching |
69 | brown/braʊn/ | قهوهای | صفت |
The father cut slices from a loaf of brown bread. Warm brown eyes turned on Lisa again with concern. |
hazel chocolate-coloured coffee-coloured cocoa-coloured nut brown brunette |
70 | these/ðiːz/ | [حرف اشاره جمع] اینها | ضمیر |
Are these bears here? How long would these mind games go on? |
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71 | stamp/stæmp/ | تمبر | اسم |
You got his stamp of approval, you know. Sealing the letter, she took a stamp from her purse and placed it on the envelope. |
trample step tread tramp crush squash |
72 | careful/ˈker.fəl/ | مراقب مواظب | صفت |
Just be careful where you go. Please promise me you will be extra careful, though? |
cautious heedful alert aware attentive |
73 | green/griːn/ | سبز | صفت |
A large green book caught her attention. Are you sure his name is Green; not Greely? |
greenish viridescent olive green pea green emerald green lime green |
74 | different/ˈdɪf.rənt/ | متفاوت مختلف | صفت |
There's nothing wrong with having a different opinion. He's a different person, entirely. |
dissimilar unalike unlike non-identical contrasting |
75 | empty/ˈem.ti/ | خالی تهی | صفت |
My house was not empty though I was gone. It was an empty vodka bottle. |
vacant unoccupied uninhabited untenanted clear |
76 | cheap/tʃiːp/ | ارزان | صفت |
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inexpensive low-priced low-price low-cost economical |
77 | those/ðəʊz/ | [حرف اشاره جمع دور] آنها | ضمیر |
Those films are being made now. "I remember those shoes," said the little man, nodding. |
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78 | flag/flæg/ | پرچم | اسم |
A small Colombian flag was neatly tucked in his open mouth. Still, it was a red flag to what could have happened. |
banner standard ensign pennant pennon |
79 | scissors/ˈsɪz.ərz/ | قیچی | اسم |
She used scissors to cut off his shirt. The fractured edge of the bowl is heated, trimmed with scissors and melted so as to be perfectly smooth and even, and the bowl itself receives its final form from the sugar-tongs tool. |
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80 | slow down/sloʊ daʊn/ | سرعت کم کردن آهستهتر رفتن | فعل |
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81 | similar/ˈsɪmələr/ | مشابه شبیه | صفت |
We have a similar sense of humor, I think. The forest was similar but there was a trail I followed for a time. |
alike the same much the same indistinguishable close |
82 | expensive/ɪkˈspen.sɪv/ | گران پر هزینه، گران قیمت | صفت |
They were all dressed for a white tie party in expensive tuxedos. I found Boston is an expensive place to live. |
costly dear high-priced high-cost big-budget |
83 | clean/kliːn/ | تمیز پاک، مرتب | صفت |
You always look neat and clean - even if you are a little out of style. I have to clean the barn. |
washed scrubbed cleansed cleaned polished spotless |
84 | sunglasses/ˈsʌnˌglæs.ɪz/ | عینک آفتابی | اسم |
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85 | cold/koʊld/ | سرد | صفت |
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 |
86 | 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 |
87 | ticket/ˈtɪk.ət/ | بلیت بلیط | اسم |
on the ticket with Warren G. They approached the ticket counter with 15 minutes to spare. |
pass warrant authorization licence permit token |
88 | accent/ˈæk.sent/ | لهجه | اسم |
Maybe it was the soft accent that held her attention. His cultured accent made even bad news sound pleasant. |
pronunciation intonation enunciation elocution articulation |
89 | glasses/ˈglæs.ɪz/ | عینک | اسم |
I wish everyone wore rose-colored glasses the way you do. He handed the glasses to the chief and spoke to him in their language. |
spectacles eyeglasses specs
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90 | far/fɑːr/ | دور | صفت |
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a long way a great distance a good way afar much very much |
91 | book/bʊk/ | کتاب | اسم |
A coloring book and crayons kept her busy while they worked and talked. He put the book down and slowly stood. |
volume tome work printed work publication |
92 | difficult/ˈdɪf.ə.kəlt/ | مشکل سخت | صفت |
This might be the most difficult decision she would ever make. It must be difficult for Alex to keep you happy. |
hard strenuous arduous laborious heavy |
93 | tissue/ˈtɪʃ.uː/ | دستمال کاغذی | اسم |
The whole of the tissue of the plant is formed by the division of this apical cell. In the polyp the nervous tissue is always in the form of a scattered plexus, never concentrated to form a definite nervous system as in the medusa. |
matter material substance stuff flesh the body tissue paper |
94 | vice versa/ˌvaɪs ˈvɜːrsə/ | برعکس بالعکس | قید |
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conversely inversely the other way round contrariwise oppositely |
95 | fast/fæst/ | سریع تند، پرشتاب، چابک | صفت |
It was all so fast that she didn't have time to think. How fast was I going? |
speedy quick swift rapid brisk nimble |
96 | feeling/ˈfiː.lɪŋ/ | احساس حس | اسم |
I don't want you to start feeling neglected. I've been getting the feeling she is trying to break us up. |
touch feel sense of touch tactile sense tactility |
97 | blond/blɑnd/ | طلایی بلوند، بور | صفت |
His hair was sandy blond, his skin golden. A curly blond head peeked around the corner and large blue eyes studied the stranger cautiously. |
fair light light-coloured light-toned yellow |
98 | wallet/ˈwɑl.ɪt/ | کیف پول | اسم |
Get out your wallet, honey. Alex paid for his ticket and tucked the wallet inside his suit jacket. |
notecase, purse, pouch, pochette billfold, pocketbook
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99 | full/fʊl/ | پر | صفت |
Slowly carrying the full cups into the living room, she handed one to Alex. How full of life and motion it was! |
filled filled up filled to capacity filled to the brim brimming |
100 | headphones/ˈhedfoʊnz/ | هدفون گوشی | اسم |
He positioned the earpiece of his communication headphones better. He wore headphones and spoke into a microphone, simultaneously responding to half a dozen chat windows open on this computer. |
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101 | watch/wɒtʃ/ | ساعت مچی | اسم |
He glanced at his watch and swallowed before answering. Watch for that ambulance. |
observe view look at eye gaze at |
102 | cell phone/ˈsel.foʊn/ | تلفن همراه موبایل | اسم |
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103 | good/gʊd/ | خوب | صفت |
It felt so good to be home. She is such a good seamstress. |
fine of high quality of a high standard quality superior satisfactory |
104 | ID card/ɑɪˈdiːˌkɑːrd/ | کارت شناسایی | اسم |
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105 | high/hɑɪ/ | بلند مرتفع | صفت |
Her instincts on high alarm, she met Xander's gaze. I need it when I get in the high country. |
tall lofty towering soaring elevated |
106 | dark/dɑːrk/ | سبزه (پوست) سیاه | 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 |
107 | hungry/ˈhʌŋɡri/ | گرسنه | صفت |
If you're hungry, visit the kitchen. The stray dog looked hungry and cold. |
ravenous empty hollow faint from hunger starving starved |
108 | umbrella/ʌmˈbrel.ə/ | چتر | اسم |
She held an umbrella and was dressed in a grey suit. It was raining very hard and he had a very large umbrella to keep off the rain-drops. |
parasol sunshade brolly bumbershoots gamp aegis auspices patronage championship |
109 | calendar/ˈkæl.ən.dər/ | تقویم | اسم |
My calendar fills up quickly. Xander's calendar was full for the week. |
almanac ephemeris timetable, schedule, programme, diary
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110 | hot/hɑːt/ | داغ خیلی گرم | صفت |
Sunday dawned a sunny hot July day. Her face felt hot again. |
heated piping piping hot sizzling steaming |
111 | park/pɑrk/ | پارک کردن | فعل |
I took the shortest way through the little park behind the palace. Yes, but this is park land. |
public garden recreation ground playground play area municipal park |
112 | stripe/strɑɪp/ | خط راه راه | اسم |
The ribbon is red with a central stripe of blue. The ribbon is black with a silver stripe at the edges. |
line band strip belt bar |
113 | young/jʌŋ/ | جوان کم سن | صفت |
The young girl ran off without a word. "Oh, there is no need of that," said the voice, which from its gentle tones seemed to belong to a young girl. |
youthful juvenile junior adolescent teenage teenaged immature |
114 | 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 |
115 | angry/ˈæŋ.gri/ | عصبانی ناراحت | صفت |
They were angry because their plans had been discovered. Are you angry with me? |
irate annoyed cross vexed irritated |
116 | key/kiː/ | کلید | اسم |
He has a key to the mine gate. I took the key from the office and made a copy. |
answer clue solution explanation pointer |
117 | turn on/tɜrn ɑn/ | روشن کردن | فعل |
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depend on rest on hang on hinge on be contingent on |
118 | low/loʊ/ | کوتاه کم ارتفاع | صفت |
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short small little squat stubby stunted |
119 | printer/ˈprɪnt.ər/ | چاپگر پرینتر | اسم |
This printer is purely mechanical, and its speed is very high. He was a master printer and an artist of the first order. |
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120 | change/tʃeɪndʒ/ | پول خرد | اسم |
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alter make different become different undergo a change make alterations to |
121 | tired/tɑɪrd/ | خسته | صفت |
I know you must be tired, so I will let you rest. The toddlers were both tired and cranky. |
worn out exhausted fatigued tired out overtired |
122 | air conditioning/ˈer.kənˌdɪʃ.ən.ɪŋ/ | تهویه هوا | اسم |
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123 | 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 |
124 | purse/pɜrs/ | کیف (زنانه) | اسم |
Tears flooded her eyes and she dug in her purse for a tissue. You have my purse and cell phone. |
wallet pouch money bag change purse pocketbook handbag bag |
125 | near/nɪr/ | نزدیک | صفت |
She drew near to him and stopped. There are bears near by. |
close by close nearby close at hand near at hand |
126 | sad/sæd/ | غمگین ناراحت، غمانگیز، ناراحتکننده | صفت |
She clearly felt sad to see this day end. He has sad eyes, like me. |
unhappy sorrowful dejected regretful depressed |
127 | phone/foʊn/ | تلفن | اسم |
The phone woke me up, even though it wasn't very loud. Is he listening to your phone call? |
telephone mobile phone mobile cell phone car phone |
128 | laptop/ˈlæp.tɑp/ | لپتاپ | اسم |
"Keep eating," he said, glancing up from the laptop he set on the table before him. Ingrid left and returned with her laptop and an iPad, sitting at the table with him. |
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129 | star/stɑr/ | ستاره ستاره (شکل) | اسم |
"A silent film star," Charlie said. The man with the star regarded her with his calm, expressionless eyes. |
celestial body heavenly body sun asteroid planet planetoid orb horoscope |
130 | that/ðæt/ | آن او، آن یکی | تخصیص گر |
I thought that was the best way to carry her. I can't imagine what he was thinking to hide a thing like that from you. |
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131 | this/ðɪs/ | [حرف اشاره مفرد نزدیک] این | تخصیص گر |
"I like this," he said, zipping it up. This is our planting-ground. |
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