ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | affect/əˈfɛkt/ | تحت تاثیر قرار دادن تغییر دادن | فعل |
I didn't think about how it might affect you if I got hurt out there. It wasn't possible that it could affect their life together. |
influence exert influence on have an effect on act on work on |
2 | atmosphere/ˈæt.məsˌfɪr/ | جو اتمسفر | اسم |
The atmosphere felt stiff and formal, as if this was not part of their routine. It may also be prepared by heating ammonium oxalate; by passing induction sparks between carbon points in an atmosphere of nitrogen. |
air aerosphere airspace sky the heavens the firmament |
3 | bitterly cold/ˈbɪtərli koʊld/ | به شدت سرد | قید |
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4 | breeze/briːz/ | نسیم | اسم |
A cool breeze touched her cheeks and neck. It's like a cool breeze on a hot summer day. |
gentle wind breath of wind puff of air current of air flurry of air |
5 | breezy/ˈbriːzi/ | خنک همراه با وزش نسیم | صفت |
He wore a breezy, short-sleeved shirt. This breezy life saved him from the artificial stupidity which is too often superinduced in boys by their school training. |
windy fresh brisk airy blowy blustery |
6 | chilly/ˈʧɪli/ | سرد سوزدار | صفت |
It can get chilly here at night. The bedroom in the cottage was chilly with the door to the living room closed. |
cold cool crisp fresh brisk |
7 | climate/ˈklɑɪ.mət/ | آب و هوا (جغرافی) اقلیم | اسم |
The climate is equable and healthy. The climate of Sardinia is more extreme than that of Italy, but varies considerably in different districts. |
weather pattern weather conditions weather atmospheric conditions region area |
8 | 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 |
9 | disease/dəˈziːz/ | بیماری | اسم |
Given all this, do you really believe this disease still has a chance? Now the disease is eradicated. |
illness sickness ill health infection ailment malady |
10 | drizzle/ˈdrɪzəl/ | بارانریزه باران ملایم، نمنم باران | اسم |
Though dimmed by the fog and drizzle, its glare revealed the entrance 200 yd. A dark chocolate truffle with white chocolate drizzle, for example, is perfect for a black tie event, while a truffle coated in coarse sugar can resemble the sand at a beach wedding. |
fine rain Scotch mist sprinkle of rain light shower spray mizzle trickle |
11 | drizzling/ˈdrɪzlɪŋ/ | بارانی نم نم باران | صفت |
The only motion in the air was that of the dripping, microscopic particles of drizzling mist. Apart from these the two seasons are sometimes broken by cloudless skies in winter, and a drizzling mist, called the gariia, in summer. |
fine rain Scotch mist sprinkle of rain light shower spray mizzle trickle |
12 | drop/drɑːp/ | قطره | اسم |
Can you just drop me off near the mall? "We'll drop you in first," Dusty said. |
let fall let go let go of fail to hold lose one's grip on release |
13 | effect/ɪˈfekt/ | تاثیر اثر | اسم |
The changes had an immediate effect. Its effect was immediate. |
result consequence upshot outcome out-turn |
14 | environment/enˈvɑɪ.rən.mənt/ | محیط زیست | اسم |
The environment in the Arctic Circle is very hostile. Many influences operating for a long period of time on the character and the environment of a class go to determine its standard of life. |
habitat territory domain home abode surroundings |
15 | environmentalist/ɪnˌvaɪrənˈmentəlɪst/ | حامی محیط زیست | اسم |
For environmentalist organizations like Greenpeace to be against GMO in all its forms under all conditions does nothing at all to serve them or the constituencies they purport to represent. Babies may experience more skin rashes when wearing polyester, and some environmentalist believe that polyester harms the environment. |
conservationist preservationist ecologist green nature-lover |
16 | extreme/ɛkˈstrim/ | شدید زیاد، جدی | صفت |
The situation called for extreme measures. Charles bared his teeth in a look of extreme displeasure. |
utmost uttermost very great greatest greatest possible |
17 | fall/fɔːl/ | کاهش یافتن تنزل یافتن | فعل |
Does the rain fall there? How could anyone fall asleep that fast? |
drop drop down plummet descend come down |
18 | famine/ˈfæmən/ | قحطی خشکسالی | اسم |
The prevalent famine and distress are due to Yahweh's indignation at such remissness. There was a great famine in Rome. |
scarcity of food food shortages deprivation want shortage scarcity lack |
19 | frosty/ˈfrɔsti/ | سرد شبنمزده، یخ بسته | صفت |
The nights in winter are frosty and snow falls occasionally. It is necessary to be very careful in irrigating during frosty weather. |
freezing frigid glacial arctic wintry |
20 | gale/geɪl/ | تندباد طوفان | اسم |
The "Monitor" was lost in a gale off Cape Hatteras on the 31st of December 1862. Thus the stream bed, from which at first the water might be blown away into a new channel by a gale of wind, ultimately grows to be the strongest line of the landscape. |
storm tempest squall hurricane tornado |
21 | gas/gæs/ | گاز | اسم |
At the gas station there were only two cars. The city has railway shops and foundries, and manufactures furniture, carriages, tile, cigars and gas engines. |
gasoline petrol juice
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22 | global warming/ˌgloʊ.bəlˈwɔːr.mɪŋ/ | گرمایش جهانی گرم شدن کره زمین | اسم |
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23 | gradual/ˈgrædʒ.ʊ.əl/ | تدریجی | صفت |
In this gradual way every practical advantage on the part of the patricians was taken away. A gradual refrigeration proceeded through the Pliocene period. |
slow moderate measured unhurried restrained |
24 | gradually/ˈgræʤuəli/ | به تدریج رفته رفته | قید |
Weeks slipped by and her body gradually healed. Gradually his grip weakened and then his eyes closed. |
slowly moderately unhurriedly cautiously gently |
25 | harm/hɑrm/ | آسیب رساندن صدمه زدن | فعل |
I promise not to harm you. Thankfully, the boy was located before any major harm was done. |
injury hurt pain suffering distress |
26 | harmful/ˈhɑrmfəl/ | مضر زیانبار | صفت |
The Egyptian rule proved harmful to the country. The ordinary pleasures of life were for them not merely negligible but positively harmful inasmuch as they interrupted the operation of the will. |
damaging injurious detrimental dangerous deleterious |
27 | heatwave/hitweɪv/ | موج گرما | اسم |
Features boiled alive July 26: The 2003 heatwave killed more than 30,000 people. boiled alive July 26: The 2003 heatwave killed more than 30,000 people. |
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28 | human/ˈhjuː.mən/ | انسان | اسم |
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anthropoid mortal flesh and blood fallible weak frail imperfect |
29 | humid/ˈhjuməd/ | مرطوب (آب و هوا) دمدار | صفت |
The day had been unusually hot and humid, and she wiped sweat from her forehead. She couldn't remember when the outdoors had felt so small or when it'd become so humid she was sweating in place. |
muggy close sultry sticky steamy |
30 | liquid/ˈlɪkwɪd/ | مایع | اسم |
There was a tall glass of clear liquid in her hand. He sipped the hot liquid and winced. |
fluid flowing running runny watery thin |
31 | melt/mɛlt/ | آب شدن ذوب شدن | فعل |
She'll melt when she sees you. This pond has no stream passing through it to melt or wear away the ice. |
liquefy thaw unfreeze defrost soften |
32 | mild/mɑɪld/ | ملایم معتدل | صفت |
The day was sunny and mild – a perfect day for riding. Gerald eyed him with mild amusement. |
lenient clement light compassionate pitying forgiving |
33 | mint/mɪnt/ | نعناع | اسم |
The mint colored sundress flared out from its slim waistband as she moved. Besides the ministry which had come with the regent, Reorgan- the council of state, and the departments of the four ization on ministries of home, finances, war and marine then Portu- existing, there were created in the course of one year a supreme court of justice, a board of patronage and administration of the property of the church and military orders, an inferior court of appeal, the court of exchequer and royal treasury, the royal mint, bank of Brazil, royal printing-office, powder-mills on a large scale, and a supreme military court. |
coinage factory money factory coining works coinery a fortune a vast sum of money millions billions |
34 | misty/ˈmɪs.ti/ | مهآلود | صفت |
He glanced down at her again with misty eyes. It has also been found that in foggy and misty weather suitable colour screens are of assistance. |
hazy foggy cloudy smoggy steamy |
35 | mist/mɪst/ | مه | اسم |
Dusty fell, and the mist swallowed Jonny. Water shot from the bottom of the canyon, forming hundreds of tall columns whose mist cast rainbows in the bright moonlight. |
haze fog smog murk cloud |
36 | muggy/ˈmʌgi/ | شرجی (هوا) گرم و مرطوب | صفت |
The Atlanta night was muggy and dark; a thin layer of smog trapped the city's light and made the sky glow an eerie yellow-orange. For example, on a hot, muggy day the mood ring is far more likely to show blue than black. |
humid close sultry sticky steamy |
37 | pole/poʊl/ | قطب | اسم |
Jessi relaxed some, leaning against the pole at her side. It is continuous round the pole and roughly is bounded by the arctic circle. |
post pillar stanchion standard paling |
38 | pollute/pəˈlut/ | آلوده کردن | فعل |
Here all the prescriptions of puritypartly connected with national customs, and impossible of execution abroad were diligently observed; and even the injunction not to pollute earth with corpses, but to cast out the dead to vulture and dog, was obeyed in its full force. Change the air filter on a regular basis to remove trapped dirt and debris that could pollute the air of your home or workspace. |
contaminate adulterate taint poison befoul |
39 | pollution/pəˈluʃən/ | آلودگی | اسم |
Heathenish cults and forbidden manners and customs are a pollution to the land and a deep insult to the true God. They may also take proceedings in respect of the pollution of a stream by any solid or liquid sewage matter. |
contamination contaminating adulteration adulterating tainting |
40 | pour/pɔːr/ | باران شدید آمدن شرشر باران باریدن | فعل |
"Sit down and I'll pour some coffee," she said over her shoulder. "Il faut avoir de fame pour avoir du gait." |
stream flow run gush cascade |
41 | pouring/ˈpɔːrɪŋ/ | شدیدا بارانی | صفت |
Pouring two cups of coffee, she headed for the living room. He stood and carried his coffee cup to the sink, pouring out the remains. |
stream flow run gush cascade |
42 | predict/prɪˈdɪkt/ | پیشبینی کردن | فعل |
I predict tonight will be a huge success. He was in a place, emotionally, that was totally foreign, and he couldn't begin to predict how this night would unfold. |
forecast foretell foresee prophesy divine |
43 | predictable/prɪˈdɪk.tə.bəl/ | قابل پیشبینی | صفت |
He's usually very predictable but he surprises everyone once in a while with something totally off the wall. Like most bugs it is totally understandable and, given hindsight, totally predictable. |
foreseeable to be expected only to be expected expected par for the course unsurprising |
44 | rainbow/ˈreɪn.boʊ/ | رنگین کمان | اسم |
It looked like a Rainbow Trout. The formation of the rainbow in the heavens after or during a shower must have attracted the attention of man in remote antiquity. |
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45 | rain forest/ˈreɪn.fɔːr.əst/ | جنگل بارانی (استوایی) | اسم |
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46 | rise/raɪz/ | بالا رفتن افزایش یافتن | فعل |
She started to rise from her chair. Lisa started to rise from her chair, but Giddon was faster. |
move up move upwards come up go up make its way up |
47 | rise/raɪz/ | افزایش | اسم |
She started to rise from her chair. Lisa started to rise from her chair, but Giddon was faster. |
move up move upwards come up go up make its way up |
48 | soaked/soʊkt/ | خیس (شده) | صفت |
We were both soaked by the time we reached him. Blood soaked into the sand around him. |
immerse steep submerge submerse dip |
49 | soaking/ˈsoʊk.ɪŋ/ | خیس (شده) موش آب کشیده | صفت |
Maybe some of it was soaking in. You were soaking wet and shivering like a leaf. |
drenched soaked soaked to the skin like a drowned rat wet through |
50 | solid/ˈsɑləd/ | جامد | صفت |
Once again the rear end was on solid ground. The wooden planks were old and weathered, but felt solid enough. |
hard rock-hard rigid firm solidified |
51 | spread/spred/ | گسترش یافتن شیوع یافتن، پخش شدن | فعل |
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lay out open out unfurl unroll roll out |
52 | unpredictable/ˌʌn.prɪˈdɪk.tə.bəl/ | غیر قابل پیش بینی | صفت |
Darian had a quick wit that was as unpredictable as his actions. He was the unpredictable, violent creature she always considered him in battle but not in dealing. |
unforeseeable undivinable incalculable uncertain unsure |
53 | vanish/ˈvænɪʃ/ | ناپدید شدن | فعل |
Didn't he vanish somewhere? And then all threads of hope will finally vanish from the fabric of my life. |
disappear vanish into thin air be lost to sight be lost to view be invisible |