ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | 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 |
2 | trait/treɪt/ | ویژگی خصیصه، خصوصیت | اسم |
She recognized this trait and would accept rules she herself would never be able to make. That and her beauty – but that's not a character trait, is it? |
characteristic attribute feature quality essential quality |
3 | curious/ˈkjʊr.iː.əs/ | کنجکاو | صفت |
She looked up at him with a curious smile. I'm just a curious citizen. |
inquisitive intrigued interested eager to know dying to know |
4 | adventurous/ædˈvɛnʧərəs/ | ماجراجو پرماجرا | صفت |
It was adventurous, small, scattered and unstable. Academic studies were, however, not suited to his active and adventurous character. |
daring daredevil intrepid venturesome bold |
5 | ambitious/æmˈbɪʃ.əs/ | بلندپرواز جاهطلب، بلندپروازانه | صفت |
She was ambitious, driven by her need for power. I make sure ambitious people like you don't mess up this world. |
aspiring determined forceful pushy enterprising |
6 | 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 |
7 | easygoing/ˌIː.ziːˈgoʊ.ɪŋ/ | بیخیال | صفت |
It's all the Club and his easygoing nature. Linda was too easygoing to be affected by much of anything, and the men seemed more surprised than anything else. |
relaxed even-tempered equable placid mellow |
8 | optimistic/ˌɑp.təˈmɪs.tɪk/ | خوشبینانه خوشبین | صفت |
I think that's an optimistic count of the number of participants. Jorge was optimistic and always saw the best in every situation. |
cheerful cheery positive confident hopeful |
9 | outgoing/ˈɑʊtˌgoʊ.ɪŋ/ | اجتماعی معاشرتی | صفت |
"Thanks," Kiera said, doubting her outgoing friend would sit in a corner like she planned on doing. He also might say, from it as His offspring, to it as the object of His outgoing love are all things. |
extrovert uninhibited unreserved demonstrative affectionate |
10 | stubborn/ˈstʌb.ərn/ | کلهشق سرسخت، یکدنده | صفت |
Your body is stubborn, but you will heal. All because she was too stubborn to ask Evelyn to leave. |
obstinate stubborn as a mule mulish headstrong wilful |
11 | believer/bɪˈliːvər/ | مؤمن معتقد، پیرو یک دین | اسم |
I wasn't a strong believer in coincidences. Every believer may be assured of his own salvation. |
devotee of adherent of disciple of follower of supporter of |
12 | opinion/əˈpɪnjən/ | نظر دیدگاه | اسم |
You always did have a high opinion of yourself. Then let me express a personal opinion as well. |
belief judgement thought thoughts school of thought |
13 | Practice makes perfect/ˈpræktəs meɪks ˈpɜrˌfɪkt/ | کار نیکو کردن از پر کردن است تمرین زیاد باعث موفقیت در کاری میشود | جمله |
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14 | better late than never/ˈbɛtər leɪt ðæn ˈnɛvər/ | دیر رسیدن بهتر از هرگز نرسیدن است | جمله |
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15 | Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes straight to the bone./bjuti ɪz ˈoʊnli skɪn dip, bʌt ˈʌgli goʊz streɪt tu ðə boʊn./ | زیبایی سطحی است اما زشتی تا استخوان نفوذ میکند. سیرت آدم باید نیکو باشد، نه صورتش. | جمله |
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16 | Two heads are better than one/tu hɛdz ɑr ˈbɛtər ðæn wʌn/ | دو عقل بهتر از یک عقل است دو نفر بهتر از یک نفر فکر میکنند | جمله |
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17 | agreeable/əˈgriəbəl/ | مطلوب دلپذیر، خوب، بشاش | صفت |
You know, you were much more agreeable as a wolf. Yes, he is an agreeable young man.... |
pleasant pleasing enjoyable pleasurable nice |
18 | considerate/kənˈsɪdərət/ | باملاحظه بافکر | صفت |
At least he was considerate enough not to comment on her obvious interest in his physique. Soon afterwards (77) he was elected praetor, and was next appointed to the province of Africa, where he again won a good name as a just and considerate governor. |
attentive thoughtful concerned solicitous mindful |
19 | decisive/dɪˈsaɪsɪv/ | قطعی قاطع، مهم، جدی | صفت |
His decisive whisper was husky. The decisive moment has arrived. |
resolute firm strong-minded strong-willed determined dogged |
20 | fair/fer/ | منصفانه عادلانه، منصف | صفت |
They are fair and wise. We're not being fair to our employers. |
just equitable fair-minded open-minded honest |
21 | honest/ˈɑn.ɪst/ | صادق راستگو، صادقانه | صفت |
His honest answer silenced her. He deserved an honest answer about her response. |
morally correct upright honourable moral ethical |
22 | mature/məˈʧʊr/ | بالغ عاقل، پخته | صفت |
He's a mature male. Their marriage had finally blossomed into mature love. |
adult grown-up grown fully grown full-grown |
23 | patient/ˈpeɪʃənt/ | صبور شکیبا | صفت |
You need to be patient and give him a little space. They'd been patient, setting up their ultimate victory over the course of tens of thousands of years. |
forbearing uncomplaining tolerant long-suffering resigned |
24 | reliable/rəˈlɑɪ.ə.bəl/ | قابل اطمینان موثق، قابل اعتماد | صفت |
It appears to be a very reliable used car. The most reliable determinations were made by G. |
dependable good well founded well grounded authentic |
25 | disagreeable/ˌdɪsəˈgriəbəl/ | کجخلق بدقلق، بدخلق | صفت |
Everything that was evil or disagreeable had been carefully kept out of his sight. Johns (1771-1845), in George Street, Manchester, where his daily round of laboratory work and tuition was broken only by annual excursions to the Lake district and occasional visits to London, "a surprising place and well worth one's while to see once, but the most disagreeable place on earth for one of a contemplative turn to reside in constantly." |
unpleasant displeasing nasty horrible dreadful |
26 | inconsiderate/ˌɪnkənˈsɪdərət/ | بیملاحظه بیفکر | صفت |
I'm not some inconsiderate oaf. The king chafed against the objections with which his minister opposed wild plans of foreign conquest and inconsiderate concessions to the papacy. |
thoughtless unthinking insensitive selfish self-centred |
27 | indecisive/ˌɪndɪˈsaɪsɪv/ | ناقاطع (در تصمیمگیری) دو دل، نامصمم | صفت |
Didn't you say he was an indecisive sissy? In 1342 he went to Brittany and fought an indecisive campaign against the French. |
inconclusive proving nothing settling nothing open indeterminate |
28 | unfair/ʌnˈfer/ | غیرعادلانه غیرمنصفانه، غیرمنصف | صفت |
Was he being unfair, taking the easy way out? It was unfair to string Josh along this way. |
unjust inequitable prejudiced biased discriminatory preferential |
29 | 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 |
30 | immature/ˌɪməˈtʃʊr/ | بی تجربه نابالغ، خام | صفت |
He's a nice little boy, a bit immature, but very intelligent. Katie had always been immature, maybe even a little lazy. |
unripe not ripe not mature not matured unmellowed undeveloped |
31 | 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 |
32 | unreliable/ˌʌn.rɪˈlɑɪ.ə.bəl/ | نامطمئن غیر قابل اعتماد | صفت |
Thayers Dawn of Italian Independence (Boston, 1893) is gushing and not always accurate; C. Cants Dell indipendenza italiana cronistoria (Naples, 1872-1877) is reactionary and often unreliable; V. John Fiske, The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America (2 vols., Boston, 1900) is admirable in its generalizations but unreliable in its details. |
undependable untrustworthy irresponsible reckless fickle |