ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | alarm/əˈlɑrm/ | ساعت زنگدار ساعت کوکی | اسم |
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fear anxiety apprehension trepidation nervousness |
2 | asleep/əˈsliːp/ | خوابیده | صفت |
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sleeping fast asleep sound asleep in a deep sleep slumbering |
3 | wide awake/waɪd əˈweɪk/ | کاملا بیدار | صفت |
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fully awake conscious open-eyed not asleep sleepless |
4 | concentrate/ˈkɑn.sənˌtreɪt/ | تمرکز کردن متمرکز کردن | فعل |
It takes work to concentrate and remember. We need to concentrate on reality, not what could have been. |
focus direct centre centralize bring to bear home in on |
5 | deep/diːp/ | عمیق | صفت |
She drew a deep breath. He paced back and forth across the room, deep in thought. |
extending far down cavernous yawning gaping huge big |
6 | dream/driːm/ | رویا خواب | اسم |
I thought it was every nurse's dream to marry a doctor. It was a lucid dream; half awake, half asleep. |
fantasy nightmare vision hallucination daydream reverie trance |
7 | exhausted/ɪgˈzɑstəd/ | خسته و کوفته به شدت خسته | صفت |
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tired out worn out weary dog-tired bone-tired |
8 | fall asleep/fɔl əˈslip/ | به خواب رفتن | فعل |
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doze off drop off go to sleep nod off go off drift off |
9 | fast asleep/fæst əˈslip/ | خوابیده در خوابی عمیق | صفت |
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10 | go off/goʊ ɔf/ | به صدا در آمدن زنگ خوردن، سروصدا کردن | فعل |
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explode detonate blow up burst erupt go bang go bad |
11 | go to sleep/goʊ tu slip/ | به خواب رفتن خوابیدن | عبارت |
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fall asleep get to sleep drop off nod off go off drift off |
12 | habit/ˈhæbət/ | عادت | اسم |
They had a habit of disappearing. It gets to be a habit after all these years. |
practice custom pattern routine style |
13 | have a lie-in/hæv ə laɪ-ɪn/ | بیشتر از معمول در تختخواب ماندن | عبارت |
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14 | have a nap/hæv ə næp/ | چرت زدن | عبارت |
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15 | restless/ˈrestləs/ | بیقرار ناآرام، بیتاب | صفت |
She wandered the mansion as she often did, restless and starving. She soon grew too restless to sit still and paced. |
uneasy ill at ease restive fidgety edgy |
16 | heavy sleeper/ˈhɛvi ˈslipər/ | کسی که خوابش سنگین است | اسم |
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17 | insomnia/ɪnˈsɑm.ni.ə/ | بیخوابی | اسم |
Insomnia was a blessing from such darkness. "Insomnia or excitement at learning all about your great-aunt?" he asked. |
sleeplessness, wakefulness, restlessness inability to sleep watchfulness
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18 | irritable/ˈɪrətəbəl/ | بدخلق زودخشم | صفت |
His temper was irritable, his habits penurious and solitary. She is never fretful or irritable, and I have never seen her impatient with her playmates because they failed to understand her. |
bad-tempered irascible tetchy testy touchy |
19 | lack/læk/ | کمبود فقدان | اسم |
The lack of security is unsettling. All I lack is a playmate to call my own. |
absence want need deficiency dearth |
20 | light sleeper/laɪt ˈslipər/ | کسی که خواب سبک دارد | اسم |
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21 | sleep like a log/slip laɪk ə lɔg/ | به خواب سنگین فرو رفتن مثل خرس خوابیدن | عبارت |
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22 | mind/mɑɪnd/ | ذهن فکر | اسم |
Those words stayed in her mind all afternoon. How long would these mind games go on? |
brain intelligence intellect intellectual capabilities mental capacity |
23 | nap/næp/ | چرت | اسم |
We can still get a nap before morning. The old man was in a good temper after his nap before dinner. |
doze sleep sleep lightly take a nap catnap |
24 | nightie/ˈnaɪti/ | لباس خواب | اسم |
If you're looking for a new nightie, chemise, pjamas or a robe then you'll have a great choice. A bit cissy really, walking around in a nightie saying bless you to little children and sheep. |
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25 | nightmare/ˈnɑɪt.mer/ | کابوس خواب بد | اسم |
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bad dream night terrors incubus ephialtes ordeal horror torment trial burden |
26 | 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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27 | pyjamas/pəˈdʒæməz/ | پیژامه | اسم |
The ordinary zir-jamah are of white, blue or red cotton, very loose, and are exactly similar to the pyjamas worn by Europeans in India. The shalwar pattern, 2 Anglicized as " pyjamas " (in America " pajamas "), the term is used of a form of night-wear for men which has now generally superseded the night-shirt. |
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28 | set/set/ | کوک کردن تنظیم کردن | فعل |
The doctor set a due date of August 17th. Alex set his cup down beside hers. |
put place put down lay lay down |
29 | sleep/sliːp/ | خوابیدن به خواب رفتن، خفتن | فعل |
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nap doze rest siesta drowse |
30 | sleep/sliːp/ | خواب | اسم |
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nap doze rest siesta drowse |
31 | sleepy/ˈsliːp.i/ | خوابآلود | صفت |
My sleepy greeting was met by a shout. "Okay," she said in a sleepy voice. |
drowsy tired somnolent languid languorous |
32 | snore/snɔːr/ | خروپف کردن | فعل |
First she heard her mother praying and sighing and the creaking of her bed under her, then Madame Schoss' familiar whistling snore and Sonya's gentle breathing. As I snore loud I thought better one on my own. |
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33 | suffer/ˈsʌfər/ | رنج کشیدن رنج بردن | فعل |
Don't let him suffer because of me.' I love you all and have done no harm to anyone; why must I suffer so? |
hurt ache be in pain feel pain be racked with pain |
34 | wake/weɪk/ | بیدار شدن | فعل |
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awake awaken waken waken up rouse |
35 | yawn/jɔn/ | خمیازه کشیدن | فعل |
Dean asked with a yawn as the night caught up with him. Touching a hand to her mouth, she stifled a feigned yawn of boredom. |