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Adjective
Abrupt
əˈbrʌpt
- To be sudden; out of expectations.
- To be brief without trying to be friendly.
سریع و ناغافل
معنی گستاخ هم میده
- After the announcement of a change in corporate leadership was made, an abrupt and uncomfortable silence took hold of the room.
- When customers ask questions regarding the menu, the waiter replies in an abrupt and short way.
abruptly (Adv) abruptness (N)
Phrase
Absolute value
ˈæbsəluːt
Pl: absolute values
It represents the magnitude of the number without taking into consideration whether the number is positive or negative.
The absolute value of -3 is 3.
Verb (Trans. and Intrans.)
Accelerate
əkˈseləreɪt
PT: accelerated PP: accelerated
PresP: accelerating 3rd S: accelerates
- To start to move increasingly faster.
- To make something happen faster than it was
happening before.
In hope of catching the robber, the man accelerated well above the speed limit.
accelerated (Adj) accelerative (Adj)
Verb (Trans.)
Access
ˈækses
PT: accessed PP: accessed
PresP: accessing 3rd S: accesses
- To find a way to get into a place.
- To have the right to be able to take part in something.
The government employee, after months of work at the company, was still not granted the privilege to access the secret documents.
Noun
Access
ˈækses
Pl: accesses
- The opportunity to enter a place.
- The right to be able to
use something.
- The front access was closed off temporarily.
- Access to the files was
prohibited by federal law.
Adjective
Accidental
ˌæksəˈdentl◂
Describes an event that was not planned and happened by chance.
The death of the dog was accidental and not the driver’s fault.
accidentally (Adv) accidentals (N)
Verb (Trans. and Intrans.)
Accommodate
əˈkɒmədeɪt
PT: accommodated
PP: accommodated
PresP: accommodating
3rd S: accommodates
To change one’s actions as a way of responding to someone else’s needs.
وفق دادن
In order to accommodate to the needs of her diabetic child, the mother prepared frequent meals.
accommodative (Adj) accommodation (N)
Accomodationist: someone who adapts to or compromises with an opposing view
Adverb
Accordingly
əˈkɔːdɪŋli $ əˈkɔːr-
To act consistently with what was agreed upon or said.
After weeks of questioning, the judge’s appointment was confirmed by the Senate accordingly.
Verb (Trans.)
Account for
əˈkaʊnt
To explain a situation that has or will occur.
توضیح دادن
In order to account for the losses, the company will do an audit.
Verb (Intrans.)
Accrue
əˈkruː
PT: accrued
PP: accrued
PresP: accruing
3rd S: accrues
To amass or gather wealth of some sort over a period of time.
تعلق گرفتن، بدست آمدن، منتج گردیدن
from/to
advantages accruing from the introduction of new technology
مزایای حاصل از معرفی فناوری جدید
benefits that accrue to students
Verb (Intrans.)
Acquire
əˈkwaɪr
Formal
PT: acquired
PP: acquired
PresP: acquiring
3rd S: acquires
To obtain ownership of something.
Manning hoped to acquire valuable works of art as cheaply as possible.
acquirable (Adj) acquired (Adj) acquirer (N)
Noun
Acquisition
ˌækwəˈzɪʃən
Pl: acquisitions
The act of obtaining or getting something.
Acquisition of the small software company was completed by Oracle without contentiousness.
Verb (Trans.)
Acquit
əˈkwɪt
PT: acquitted
PP: acquitted
PresP: acquitting
3rd S: acquits
To officially declare the innocence of somebody after they have been charged with a crime.
تبرئه کردن، روسفید کردن، برطرف کردن، ادا کردن، از عهده برامدن، انجام وظیفه کردن، پرداختن و تصفیه کردن، ادای نمودن، برائت کردن
acquit somebody of something
The judge directed the jury to acquit Phillips of the murder.
acquitter (N) acquittal (N)
Verb (Trans.)
Activate
PT: activated
PP: activated
PresP: activating
3rd S: activates
To make something turn on or make it active.
In order to activate the system, employers had to enter a secret code.
activation (N)
Adjective
Acute
əˈkjuːt
Describes a situation that is considered to be either very bad, extremely serious or painful.
حاد
In light of the acute monetary crisis, the government printed more currency.
ضربه، نوک تیز، حاد، بحرانی، تیز، حساس، زیرک، تیزرو، زیر، روشن بین، تیز نظر، شدید ، تیز، تند
acutely (Adv) acuteness (N) acute (N)
Noun
Acute angle
əˈkjuːt
An angle that is less than 90 degrees and greater than 0 degree.
The architect designed the room with several acute angles, creating a sense of imbalance.
Adjective
Adamant
ˈædəmənt
Being extremely determined and resolute in ones opinions; not influenced by others who ask to reconsider.
جسم جامد و سخت، تزلزل ناپذیر، یک دنده
She begged me to change my mind, but I remained adamant.
adamantly (Adv)
Noun
Addition
əˈdɪʃən
Pl: additions
- The process of summing up two or more numbers; the process of combining two or more things or people
- A part added to a new building.
An addition to the house created more room for the growing family. in addition used to introduce an additional point or a relevant fact also in addition to as well as
Noun
Additive
Pl: additives
countable usually plural
An ingredient added to food to change the food in some way.
The yogurt included an additive to make it sweeter.
additive (Adj)
Noun
Adjacent angle
əˈdʒeɪsənt
Pl: adjacent angles
Angles that are found next to each other.
The avenue intersects directly with 59th Street, forming two adjacent angles with sharp degrees.
Verb (Trans)
Adopt
əˈdɑːpt
PT: adopted
PP: adopted
PresP: adopting
3rd S: adopts
- To legally raise a child, that is not your own biologically, as if it were your own.
- To take up ideas or customs as your own that originated from somewhere else.
The childless couple chose to adopt the child and raise her as their own.
Many cooking styles in the US have been adopted and modified from other cultures.
adoptable (Adj) adopter (N)
Adjective
Adrenal
əˈdriːnl
Functions relating to the kidneys.
مربوط بغده فوق کلیوی
Because of kidney disease, the adrenal functioning of the patient was inhibited.
adrenally (Adv)
Adjective
Adverse
ˈædvɜːrs
Unfavorable.
مغایر، نا سازگار، مخالف، مضر، روبرو
They fear it could have an adverse effect on global financial markets.
Adverse conditions in the upper atmosphere prevented the shuttle take- off.
adversely (Adv) adverseness (N)
Noun
Aeronautics
ˌerəˈnɒːtɪks
Uncountable
The science, art, theory and practice of creating, making and using an aircraft.
دانش هوانوردی
Aeronautics is the study of flight in all forms.
Noun
Aftermath
Pl: aftermaths
The repercussions of a disastrous event, or the period after which the disastrous event occurred.
عواقب بعدی، پسایند
The danger of disease in the aftermath of the earthquake
Noun
Agenda
Pl: agendas
A formal list of things to be done in a predetermined order.
In setting an agenda for meetings, the young executive was cognizant of leaving enough time for team discussion.
Verb (Trans)
Aggravate
ˈæɡrəveɪt
past and PP:
3rd S: aggravates
PresP: aggravating aggravated
To exacerbate the effects of something, usually by making it worse.
OPP: Improve
Mnemonic: Aggre(sive WÄY)t
Their money problems were further aggravated by a rise in interest rates.
بیشتر تشدید شد
aggravating (Adj) aggravator (N) aggravatingly (Adv)
Adjective
Airborne
ˈerbɔːrn
Transported by currents of air.
Airborne diseases are especially contagious and can cause mass epidemics.
Noun
Algebra
ˈældʒəbrə
The specific division of mathematic that deals with symbols that are representative of unknown numbers.
The pursuit of understanding complex mathematics begins with an understanding of algebra and its equation theory.
algebraist (N)
Adjective
Alkaline
ˈælkəlaɪn
Having the characteristics of a chemical substance known as alkali.
قلیایی
The alkaline content of the water made it bitter and impossible to drink.
Noun
Allergy
ˈælərdʒi
Pl: allergies
An unusually high level of sensitivity to a normally no harmful substance that causes a strong reaction from a person’s body.
An allergy to cedar trees made the woman sneeze constantly.
Noun
Alligator
ˈæləɡeɪtər
Pl: alligators
A cold-blooded animal, otherwise known as a reptile, that has thick scaly skin, dominant jaws, a long tail, and a shorter and wider snout than a crocodile.
In the Florida everglades, alligators swim by in the hundreds in muddy rivers.
Verb (Trans and Intrans)
Allow for
əˈlaʊ for
To allot or make free something like a period of time or amount of material for some purpose.
مجاز دانستن، با درنظر گرفتن
Allow for time to complete the task.
Alternative
ɔːlˈtɜːnətɪv
An option of doing something or a substitute for someone or something.
Altitude
ˈæltɪtuːd
The location, usually represented as the height, above sea level.
We’re flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet.
Amateur
ˈæmətʃʊr
Noun: A person with very little skill, or experience in a particular field of knowledge.
Adjective: Performing an activity in an unskilled or unprofessional way.
v.
Amend
əˈmend
Formal
To create changes to something, usually a document, for the purposes of improvement or correction.
The law was amended to include women.
Adj.
Ample
ˈæmpəl
As many or more than required.
SYN: Sufficient
وافر، سرشار، بیش از حد لزوم
Recent US history has amply demonstrated the risks of foreign intervention.
n.
Anatomy
Plural: Anatomies
The division of science that deals with the physical structure of animals, plants, and other organisms.
n.
Ancestor
ˈænsestər
Countable
A person from whom another person is directly descended.
Babbage’s invention was the ancestor of the modern computer.
“It can take a meaning the form in which a modern machine, vehicle etc first existed SYN forerunner”
adjective
Anterior
ænˈtɪəriə $ -ˈtɪriər
no comparative
- In front of something or at front.
- (Formal) happening or existing before something else (مقدم بر)
In almost all cases the anterior deltoid is the most developed and the posterior the least developed.
در جلو، قدامی (در مقابل: خلفی posterior)، بطنی، شکمی، (از نظر زمان یا ترتیب یا منطق) مقدم، پیشین
n.
Ape
eɪp
Noun
A primate characterized by being tailless and belonging to the Family Pongidae.
Examples are a chimpanzee, gorilla, or orangutan.
ای پسر بوزینه
n. v.
Apparel
əˈpærəl
Formal
Noun
Clothing.
Verb
To put clothes on someone.
پوشاندن، آراستن
She looked lovely, despite her strange apparel.
او با وجود لباس های عجیب و غریبش دوست داشتنی به نظر می رسید.
Appliance
əˈplaɪəns
An electrical machine used in the home for a specific purpose.
Applicable
ˈæplɪkəbəl
Relevant to someone, some people or a particular event.
v.
Apportion
əˈpɔːʃən
Formal
To break up and give something different to someone or some people.
Court costs were equally apportioned between them.
هزینه های دادگاه به طور مساوی بین آنها تقسیم شد.
Adj.
Aquatic
əˈkwa:tɪk
Adjective
Consistent of or needing water.
Noun
A plant or animal that habitats or develops in water.
n.
Arc
ɑːrk
Countable
Noun
A curved or semi-circular line.
Verb (Trans)
To create a curve or travel along a curved path.
قوس . کمان
adj.
Arcane
ɑːˈkeɪn
Hard or not possible to comprehend.
Secret OR Mysterious
محرمانه
the arcane language of the law
Area
ˈeəriə
The measurement of a surface within a boundary.
adj.
Arid
ˈærɪd
Describes the climate of a region that receives less than 25 cm of rainfall a year.
خشک و بایر
Arm
ɑːrm
- The upper limb attached to the shoulder of the human body.
- To provide someone with
weapons.
Array
əˈreɪ
Noun
A collection of a large number of people of things. Verb (Trans)
To position something for display.
Artery
ˈɑːrtəri
شاهرگ
Aspire
əˈspaɪr
To try and achieve a specific goal.
اشتیاق داشتن، آرزو کردن
Assembly line
A production system in which a series of work stations handle various steps in the assembly of a product in a sequential order.
Assess
əˈses
To observe something in order to give your opinion on it or evaluate it.
Asthma
ˈæzmə
A disease which affects the respiratory system that is sometimes caused by allergies.
Attorney
əˈtɜːrni
- A qualified lawyer, especially one who is involved in court proceedings
- A person assigned legal power.
v.
Attribute
əˈtrɪbjuːt
Verb (Trans)
To believe that something is caused by a specific circumstance.
Noun
A value, asset, or characteristics of someone or something.
attribute something to somebody/something
Adj.
Authentic
aːˈθentɪk
SYN: Genuine
- Real and unique as opposed to something that is a reproduction or is fake.
- Revealed to be true and honest.
اصیل
Average
ˈævərɪdʒ
Noun
1. The degree of something that is representative of a collection or class or people or things.
2. A number that is calculated by adding the series of numbers together and then dividing the total amount by the amount of numbers in the series. Adjective
1. Without any striking characteristics.
phrasal verb.
Average out
1.To have or demonstrate an average.
2.To work out the numerical average of something.
Training costs for last year averaged out at £5,100 per trainee.
هزینه های آموزش برای سال گذشته به طور متوسط 5100 پوند برای هر کارآموز بو
n.
Backdrop
ˈbækdrɒ:p
Countable
A cloth that is very large and painted and it portrays the setting to the scene of a play.
پشت صحنهء پس زمینه
n.
Bankruptcy
ˈbæŋkrʌptsi
Adjective
When a person is legally declared as being unable to pay off his or her own personal debts.
Noun
A person who has been legally declared to not be able to pay his or her debts. Verb (Trans)
To exhaust someone’s funds.
Bar
bɑːr
Noun:
- A solid material of a specified length used as a barrier or as part of an infrastructure.
Verb (Trans):
- To secure something with a bar.
Preposition:
- Except for.
n., v.
Bargain
ˈbɑːrɡɪn
Noun:
Inexpensive purchase.
Verb:
Negotiate.
معامله، چانه زدن
I’ve kept my side of the bargain and I expect you to keep yours.
Bark
bɑːrk
Noun
A natural sound that is loud and abrupt made by a dog or a fox.
Verb
To make the loud and abrupt sound that a dog or a fox makes.
Barrel
ˈbærəl
Noun
A large cylindrical container used to store liquids, that has a flat top and bottom.
Verb (Trans)
To travel somewhere at very high speeds.
A vehicle barreled out of a shopping center and crashed into the side of my car.
Base
Noun
The bottom, supporting, or lowest part of layer of something.
Verb (Trans)
To make or provide a base for something.
Adjective
Not having proper social values or moral principles.
صفتش یه معنی گدازاده هم میده
be at a disadvantage
In a less favorable position.
در شرایط بدی بودن
n.
Benefactor
ˈbenəˌfæktər/
Countable
A person who aids a cause, institution, or person usually by giving a donation of money.
خیر، بانی، نیکوکار
Mnemonic: “به نِفَع کار کن”
a generous benefactor of the university
Betray
bɪˈtreɪ
To be harmful or disloyal to your own country or another person by helping the country’s or person’s enemy.
Betrayal
bɪˈtreɪəl
The act of betraying a person or something.
She felt a great sense of betrayal.
Adj.
Better off
To get a more desirable result.
OPP: Worse Off
She’ll be about £50 a week better off.
پولدارتر، اسوده تر
n.
Beverage
ˈbevərɪdʒ
A non-water type of drink.
نوشابه
Bid
bɪd
Verb
To propose a certain amount of money for a product at an auction.
Noun
A proposal of money for a product at an auction.
مزایده
Adj.
Bilateral
baɪˈlætərəl
Involving two groups of political nature.
دوجانبه
bilateral negotiations between Israel and Syria
Adj.
Bilingual
baɪˈlɪŋɡwəl
Adjective
Having the ability to speak two different languages.
Noun
A person that has the ability to speak two different languages.