ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | necessary/ˈnes.əˌser.i/ | لازم ضروری | صفت |
Maybe it wasn't necessary to say anything. Carmen filled out all the necessary paperwork and then settled down for a long wait. |
obligatory requisite required compulsory mandatory |
2 | 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 |
3 | helpful/ˈhelp.fəl/ | مفید کمک کننده، سودمند | صفت |
There was nothing helpful Dean could offer. It was helpful to know that he heard and understood what she was saying. |
obliging eager to help eager to please friendly pleasant |
4 | crazy/ˈkreɪ.zi/ | دیوانه احمق، ناعاقلانه، احمقانه | صفت |
The idea is as crazy as the rest of this business! As soon as the signal to walk flashed, she put some distance between her and the crazy woman. |
mad insane out of one's mind deranged demented |
5 | useful/ˈjuːs.fəl/ | سودمند مفید | صفت |
He has a useful gift. For someone who needs more power, it's a very useful talent. |
functional practical handy neat convenient |
6 | useless/ˈjuː.sləs/ | بیهوده به درد نخور | صفت |
As strong as he was, it would be useless to resist. The symbols were useless to him. |
futile pointless purposeless impractical vain |
7 | awake/əˈweɪk/ | بیدار | صفت |
I was awake half the night. She was still awake an hour later when Alex came through the door. |
wake wake up awaken stir come to |
8 | mad/mæd/ | دیوانه | صفت |
Her dreams, however mad, were never wrong. I was just mad at you. |
insane mentally ill certifiable deranged demented |
9 | asleep/əˈsliːp/ | خوابیده | صفت |
The kids are asleep and we're alone. With that she fell asleep again. |
sleeping fast asleep sound asleep in a deep sleep slumbering |
10 | clear/klɪr/ | واضح قابل فهم، آشکار، مبرهن | صفت |
|
understandable comprehensible intelligible easy to understand plain |
11 | noisy/ˈnɔɪ.zi/ | پر سر و صدا شلوغ | صفت |
His detractors were noisy and scurrilous. Darian rolled onto his side with a noisy sigh. |
rowdy rackety clamorous boisterous roisterous |
12 | quiet/ˈkwɑɪ.ət/ | ساکت بیصدا، آرام | صفت |
You are quiet this morning, son. Carmen remained quiet for a few minutes, allowing him to think about it. |
silent still hushed noiseless soundless mute |
13 | irritating/ˈɪr.əˌteɪ.t̬ɪŋ/ | آزاردهنده | صفت |
He might be irritating at times, but he was never boring. The word stung, irritating him. |
annoying infuriating exasperating maddening trying |
14 | wide/wɑɪd/ | عریض پهن، وسیع، گسترده | صفت |
For a long time she lay wide awake with her eyes closed. A wide porch peeked from behind three stucco arches. |
broad extensive spacious open vast |
15 | 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 |
16 | narrow/ˈnær.oʊ/ | باریک کم عرض، تنگ | صفت |
He pointed to a set of narrow stairs. Her dark hair was pulled back severely from a narrow face. |
small tapered tapering narrowing narrow-gauged strait slender |
17 | confusing/kənˈfjuː.zɪŋ/ | گیجکننده | صفت |
The words sounded confusing, even to her. Catharsis can be a confusing emotional experience for some people. |
bewildering baffling difficult difficult to understand unclear |
18 | dead/ded/ | مرده بیجان | صفت |
The battery in the lantern might be dead or the fall might have broken it. Every dead soldier has a face, a story, and a bereaved family. |
deceased expired departed gone no more |
19 | common/ˈkɑmən/ | متداول رایج | صفت |
She will only utilize it for common good. We have a lot in common, you know? |
ordinary normal typical average unexceptional |
20 | rich/rɪtʃ/ | ثروتمند | صفت |
The rich have always had this luxury. If I had, I'd be a rich man, wouldn't I? |
wealthy affluent moneyed cash rich well off |
21 | odd/ɑd/ | غیر عادی عجیب و غریب | صفت |
Some of them asked odd questions. Odd place for a meeting. |
strange peculiar weird queer funny |
22 | unusual/ʌnˈjuː.ʒu.əl/ | غیرعادی | صفت |
It was unusual having nothing to do. Well, that's an unusual name. |
uncommon abnormal atypical unexpected surprising |
23 | possible/ˈpɑs.ə.bəl/ | امکانپذیر ممکن، مقدور | صفت |
I have only three possible answers. It was possible after all - but was it moral? |
feasible able to be done practicable viable within the bounds of possibility |
24 | annoying/əˈnɔɪ.ɪŋ/ | آزاردهنده اعصاب خردکن | صفت |
He was annoying, and she wanted him to leave her alone. She left the room with an annoying thought. |
irritating infuriating exasperating maddening trying |
25 | alive/əˈlɑɪv/ | زنده | صفت |
And I?... and he is still alive and gay! He was alive and unconscious. |
living live having life not dead breathing moving vital |
26 | strange/streɪndʒ/ | عجیب بیگانه | صفت |
Howard gave him a strange look. We're seeing something strange out here. |
unusual odd curious peculiar funny |
27 | way/weɪ/ | روش راه | اسم |
I thought that was the best way to carry her. Travel the way you wish to go. |
method course of action process procedure technique |
28 | only/ˈoʊn.li/ | تنها | صفت |
|
at most at best just only just no more than |
29 | 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 |
30 | strong/strɔːŋ/ | نیرومند قوی، پرقدرت | صفت |
He was strong and ready for every duty. A strong hand shot out and grasped her arm. |
powerful muscular brawny well built powerfully built |
31 | poor/pɔːr/ | فقیر تهیدست | صفت |
The poor kid is feeling deserted. "I was raised poor," Carmen said. |
poverty-stricken impoverished necessitous beggarly in penury |