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1 | appalled/əˈpɔːld/ | وحشتزده ترسان، هراسان | صفت |
She choked it back quickly, appalled she was able to find humor at such a time. He was more and more appalled by the memories afflicting his brother, what he'd gone through since his supposed death. |
horrify shock dismay distress greatly outrage |
2 | bottle up/ˈbɑtəl ʌp/ | سرکوب کردن (احساسات) | فعل |
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3 | cautious/ˈkɔʃəs/ | مراقب محتاط، حواسجمع | صفت |
Her tone was cautious but respectful. He watched closely, appearing amused and cautious, like a husband watching his wife learn to box. |
careful wary aware heedful attentive |
4 | close to tears/kloʊs tu tɪrz/ | بغض کرده کم مانده به اشک ریختن | صفت |
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5 | desperate/ˈdes.pə.rət/ | درمانده بیچاره | صفت |
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despairing hopeless anguished distressed in despair suicidal miserable |
6 | desperately/ˈdes.pə.rət.li/ | به سختی به شدت | قید |
I've wanted desperately to talk to you! She desperately fought the steering wheel for control, but the car weaved all over the road. |
in desperation in despair despairingly in anguish in distress miserably |
7 | desperation/ˌdɛspəˈreɪʃən/ | استیصال ناامیدی، ناچاری | اسم |
The desperation in her voice drew his attention. In desperation, I turned on the tape recorder which had run to its end. |
hopelessness despair distress anguish pain agony |
8 | devastated/ˈdɛvəˌsteɪtəd/ | بسیار ناراحت نابود، ویران | صفت |
He would be devastated without you. It was a brutal realization, one that left her devastated but also guiltier than ever. |
destroy ruin leave in ruins wreck lay waste |
9 | disclose/dɪˈskloʊz/ | فاش کردن آشکار کردن، به نمایش درآوردن | فعل |
But this man knows the truth and, if he wished to, could disclose it to me. In his last moments he refused under torture to disclose his father's hiding-place. |
reveal make known divulge tell impart |
10 | disclosure/dɪsˈkloʊʒər/ | افشاگری پردهبرداری | اسم |
6,7roK6,X4cs, disclosure), a term applied to the disclosure to certain privileged persons of something hidden from the mass of men. In 1863, owing to the disclosure of some of its secrets, the organization took the name of Order of American Knights, and in 1864 this became the Sons of Liberty. |
revelation surprising fact divulgence declaration announcement |
11 | ecstatic/ɛkˈstætɪk/ | سرخوش سرمست، هیجانزده | صفت |
We were ecstatic, but increasingly nervous. Maria's level of happiness rose to ecstatic when he was around. |
enraptured elated transported in transports in raptures |
12 | elated/ɪˈleɪtəd/ | شادمان مشعوف، سرمست | صفت |
None the less, we were elated at the detail he'd gathered. Elated he was somewhat alive, she bolted to the kitchen for soup. |
thrilled exhilarated happy delighted overjoyed |
13 | euphoric/juˈfɔrɪk/ | مسرور خرسند، سرخوش | صفت |
I felt so euphoric over what we did yesterday, it was the first time I did something gratifying. Another of the emotional benefits of exercise is the euphoric state resulting from working out. |
elated happy joyful joyous delighted |
14 | 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 |
15 | suppress/səˈpres/ | سرکوب کردن شکست دادن | فعل |
Angry as she was, she couldn't suppress a smile. He rubbed his arms, unable to completely suppress a shudder. |
subdue defeat conquer vanquish triumph over |
16 | give away/gɪv əˈweɪ/ | لو دادن (اغلب غیر عمدی) فاش کردن | فعل |
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17 | go mad/goʊ mæd/ | عصبانی شدن دیوانه شدن (از عصبانیت) | عبارت |
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become insane lose one's reason lose one's mind take leave of one's senses go off one's head |
18 | gobsmacked/ˈɡɑːbsmækt/ | شوکه متعجب | صفت |
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19 | guarded/ˈɡɑːrdɪd/ | محتاط مواظب، کنترلشده | صفت |
His gaze was wary and moving, and he was guarded once more. She seemed much less guarded than when they met. |
cautious careful circumspect wary chary |
20 | gutted/ˈɡʌtɪd/ | درب و داغان (از لحاظ روحی) له، نابود | صفت |
It was gutted by fire in 1857, and the whole was again rebuilt in the Early English style. When it subsided the ship was still afloat, but she was nothing but a gutted hull lighted by a dying glare, and she fired no more. |
stomach belly abdomen intestines bowels colon tummy |
21 | not have a heart/nɑt hæv ə hɑrt/ | دل نداشتن (کاری را انجام دادن) دل نیامدن | عبارت |
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22 | wear one's heart on one's sleeve/wɛr wʌnz hɑrt ɑn wʌnz sliv/ | احساسات خود را زود بروز دادن صاف و ساده بودن، دل نازک بودن، دلسوز بودن | جمله |
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23 | one's heart is not in something/wʌnz hɑrt ɪz nɑt ɪn ˈsʌmθɪŋ/ | دل کسی به چیزی روشن نبودن علاقهمند نبودن | عبارت |
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24 | heartbroken/ˈhɑrtˌbroʊkən/ | دلشکسته مغموم،غمگین، محزون | صفت |
Savage went to the west of England, lived there as he had lived everywhere, and in 1743 died, penniless and heartbroken, in Bristol Gaol. Heartbroken by his return to the slave he was, Sofia was stopped from comforting him by Dustin's grip on her arm. |
anguished devastated broken-hearted heavy-hearted suffering |
25 | hit the roof/hɪt ðə ruf/ | قاطی کردن جوش آوردن، کفری شدن | عبارت |
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be very angry be furious lose one's temper go into a rage breathe fire go mad |
26 | horrified/ˈhɔːrɪfaɪd/ | وحشتزده هراسان | صفت |
She sagged, horrified and fatigued. She landed on her knees, horrified yet knowing something was very wrong. |
frighten scare terrify petrify alarm |
27 | hysterical/hɪˈsterɪkl/ | عصبی هیستریک | صفت |
I don't know about hysterical, but you do get emotional. The detached information sounded like she was hysterical, but she felt calm. |
overwrought emotional uncontrolled uncontrollable out of control |
28 | in tears/ɪn tɪrz/ | گریهکنان | قید |
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crying weeping sobbing wailing howling |
29 | innermost/ˈɪnərmoʊst/ | عمیقترین خصوصیترین | صفت |
Cobbold, Innermost Asia (London, 1900). The innermost character of that ego is an infinitude in act and effort. |
central middle internal interior furthest in deepest within deepest |
30 | instinct/ˈɪnstɪŋkt/ | غریزه | اسم |
The moment had made him acutely aware of the instinct to replicate. It's just an instinct I have about him. |
natural tendency inborn tendency inherent tendency inclination inner prompting |
31 | instinctive/ɪnˈstɪŋktɪv/ | غریزی غیر ارادی | صفت |
It was instinctive after so many years. One hand shot out in an instinctive search for anything to stop her fall. |
intuitive natural innate inborn inherent |
32 | jubilant/ˈdʒuːbɪlənt/ | شاد سرمست | صفت |
The boy was jubilant to be with a dad he loved and away from an overly strict mom. Papa Quinn, Howie and my wife and I were exhausted but jubilant. |
overjoyed exultant triumphant joyful jumping for joy |
33 | lose one's temper/luz wʌnz ˈtɛmpər/ | از کوره در رفتن عصبانی شدن | عبارت |
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become very angry fly into a rage explode blow up erupt |
34 | not have the heart to do something/nɒt hæv ðə hɑːt tuː duː ˈsʌmθɪŋ/ | دل چیزی را داشتن دل نیامدن | عبارت |
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35 | over the moon/ˈoʊvər ðə mun/ | از خوشحالی در پوست خود نگنجیدن کبک کسی خروس خواندن، به شدت خوشحال و هیجانزده بودن | عبارت |
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ecstatic euphoric thrilled overjoyed elated |
36 | pent-up/ˌpent ˈʌp/ | سرکوبشده (احساسات و ...) فروخورده | صفت |
All this time Heloise had lived amid universal esteem for her knowledge and character, uttering no word under the doom that had fallen upon her youth; but now, at last, the occasion came for expressing all the pent-up emotions of her soul. They can help a child release pent-up frustration and energy, develop social skills, and discover talents, abilities, and interests. |
repressed suppressed stifled smothered restrained |
37 | pour out/pɔr aʊt/ | بازگو کردن (احساسات) درد و دل کردن | فعل |
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gush out spew out spurt out spout out erupt flow issue |
38 | reveal/rɪˈvil/ | آشکار کردن فاش کردن | فعل |
She opened her hand to reveal its contents, a marble. She unwrapped the paper to reveal seven gold coins. |
divulge disclose tell let out let slip |
39 | revelation/ˌrevəˈleɪʃn/ | افشا آشکارسازی، فاشسازی | اسم |
In spite of the disaster of her revelation, a wave of relief passed over me. Revelation is not Scripture alone, for Scripture taken by itself does not correspond exactly with his description; nor is it church tradition alone, for church tradition must so far rest on Scripture. |
disclosure surprising fact divulgence declaration utterance |
40 | sheer/ʃɪr/ | صرف محض، مطلق | صفت |
sheer from the sea. Thielemann was at length overborne by sheer weight of numbers, and towards II A.M. |
utter complete absolute total pure |
41 | depression/dəˈpreʃ.ən/ | افسردگی | اسم |
She hadn't recognized it as depression then, though. Physical ills were miserable, but this depression was unbearable. |
melancholy misery sadness unhappiness sorrow |
42 | stunned/stʌnd/ | بهت زده مات و مبهوت، شوکه شده | صفت |
I guess he was stunned by my beauty. There she lay stunned for a few minutes. |
daze stupefy knock senseless knock unconscious knock out |
43 | uncomfortable/ʌnˈkʌmftəbl/ | معذب ناخوشایند | صفت |
It was uncomfortable, but safe. He looked uncomfortable and his gaze shifted absently to the cabinets. |
painful not comfortable intolerable unbearable disagreeable |
44 | uneasy/ʌnˈiːzi/ | مضطرب ناراحت، از روی ناراحتی | صفت |
An uneasy feeling began in her stomach. She must be very uneasy about you. |
worried anxious ill at ease troubled disturbed |
45 | vulnerable/ˈvʌlnərəbəl/ | آسیبپذیر ضعیف، حساس، بیدفاع | صفت |
Children are the most vulnerable members of society. I think you understand how vulnerable you are here. |
in danger in peril in jeopardy at risk endangered |