1100 Words Flashcards

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Intensify In-'ten-si-fy

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Enhanched/ highten To increase in degree or strength Or to make sth do this Example1: In jane the civil war intencified. Example2: His mother's death intensified his loneliness

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An excuse بهانه Pretext for Example: The incident provided the pretext for war Pretext of doing sth Example: Tom called at her apartment on the pretext of asking for a book

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Eager 'Ea-ger Eager to do sth/ for Noun: eagerness Adverb: eagerly

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``` Coax Coax sb into/ out of doing sth Coax sb to do sth Coax sb down/out/back etc. Noun: coaxing Adverb: coaxingly چاپلوسي كردن Example: Cajole rich countries into helping ```

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N To stiffen with fear or anger با عصبانيت عكس العمل نشان دادن Exp.: He bristle at her rudeness

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V. When you stiffen, your body suddenly becomes straight, firm or still bec of your angry or anxious Exp.: He touched her, and she stiffened To become painful or difficult to move Exp.: Joints has stiffened To make material stiff so that it will not bend easily To become more stronger, more severe Exp.: A camping to stiffen rules against drink-driving

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Adj. Shaking slightly, specially bec u are nervous Quivering 'Quiv-ering Shaking slightly be of cold or feel of afraid, angry or excitef Syn.: tremble Exp.: A tremulous voice or hands. Adv.: Tremulousely

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To stopping توقف، انقطاع

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Decline/ reject N.: repudiation Exp.1: He repudiate all offers of friendship. Exp.2: The book repudiate the racist stereotypes about black woman.

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To shove hard Shove Exp.: He shoved her towards the car

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Adj. Not attentive/ by accident: by mistake غيرعمدي N.: inadvertence Adv.: inadvertently Exp.1: Inadvertent exposure to chemicals. Exp.2: His name vas inadvertently omitted from the list.

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N. A person easily tricked, specially into becoming involved in sth illegal Mislead V.: dupe To trick or deceive someone

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Adj. Not attentive, Not paying attention to sth Exp.: Heedless of danger Adv.: heedlessly

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N. A movement or an attack that is intended to deceive an opponent, specially in boxing

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Adj. Threatening Making u feel that sth bad is giong to happen Adv.: ominously Exp.1: There was a ominous silence Exp.2: The sky looked ominously dark

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Quickness and eagerness Briskness (quickly and full of energy) Lively action Exp.: She accepted with alacrity

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Sh that must be done To specify a condition تصريح كردن N.: stipulation Sth that must be done, and which is stated as part of am agreement, law or rule Exp.: Law stipulate the maximum interest rate that banks can charge

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1.worldly 2. Ordinary and not interesting or exiting Syn.: boring

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To overawe ترساندن، وحشت زده كردن N.: intimidation

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Pity ( use to show that u are disappointed about sth and u wish thing could happen differently. Syn.: shame) Exp.: It is a pity that he didn't accept the job.

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Less offensive term A polite word or expression that u use instead of more dire t one to avoid shocking or upsetting someone Exp.: pass way is euphemism for die.

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Adj. Warlike/ aggressive N:. Belligerence, belligerency

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If sth tend to happen, it happens often and likely to happen again (Tend to do sth) To look after someone or sth (Tend to sb or sth)

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Adj. Very eager to argue or fight with people Argumentative Quarrelsome 'Quar-rel-some Adv.: pugnaciously N.: pagnacity

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``` N. & V. Contempt Con-'tempt (n.) تحقير، تحقير كردن Adj.: disdainful, A disdainful look. Adv.: disdainfully ``` Exp.1: She watch me with disdain. Exp.2: The man disdain her work.

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To make known officially ( idea, belief or new law) N.: promulgator (countable) N. Promulgation (uncountble)

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To sneer at تمسخر كردن Exp.: David scoff at her fear.

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V. To male seem less important Exp.: He tend to belittle her effort.

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Adj. ``` Having actual form قابل لمس و محسوس Opp.: intangible Adv.: tangibly N.: tangibility ``` Exp.1: You have tangible benefit for the family. Exp.2: His silence is almost tangible.

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Adj. 1. Behaving too confidently and speaking too loudly- used to show disapproval Exp.: Brash journalists 2. A brash building, place etc attracts attention by being colourful, large, exciting etc Exp.: The painting was brash, bold, and modern Adv.: brashly N.: brashness

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Adj. Rude and showing no respect to other people N.: impudence گستاخ Exp.: His behaviour was mixture of impudence and hostility

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N. When someone is unfriendly and full of anger towards another person

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A person is in his or her eighty

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Jagged wound Exp.: Multiple lacerations to the upper arm

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N. A candidate for a high position Aspiration Syn.: ambition A strong desire to have or achieve sth

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1.involving immoral or dishonest behaviour Exp.: I want to hear all the sordid detail 2. Very dirty and unpleasent Exp.: A sordid little room 3. Base

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To correct by punishing N.: castigation

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نقد كردن

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Adj. Damage and untrue statements about someone افترا آميز Adv.: scurrilously

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1.Talking in a rude and offensive way 2. Having a rough surface that feel slightly hard Opp.: smooth Syn.: rough

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Wild fit A state of great anxiety or excitement, in which you can't control your behaviour Exp.: Frenzy of religious feeling

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Adj. Under cover, secret Exp.: Clandestine meeting

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1. Agree Exp.: The committee largely concurred with this view 2. To happen at the same time Syn.: coincide (co-in-'side, ... Especially by chance) Exp.: Every thing concurred to produce the desired effect.

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Most worthly part

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كشيدن چيزي يا كسي | به زور بردن كسي به جايي

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Easing of grief Exp.1: After the death of her son, she found solace in the church Exp.2: Mary was great solace to me after her died.

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Extreme sadness, especially bec of someone's death

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Foolish Adv.: inanely N.: inanity

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Adj. Going unchecked چيزي (بد) كه گسترش پيدا ميكنه و از كنترل خارج ميشه Adv.: rampantly Exp.: Pickpocketing is rampant in the downtown

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Adj. Glaringly bad وقيح Exp.: Flagrant violations of human rights Adv.: flagrantly

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1. Very shocking and extremely unfair or offensive Exp.: Outrageous prices. 2. Extremely unusual and slightly amusing or shocking Exp.: an outrageous hairstyle Adv.: outrageously خارج از عرف

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Under duress or under force Illegal of unfair threat Compulsion Com-'pal-sion Force someone to do sth they don't want to do Exp.: The confession was obtained under duress

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Inflexible Unstoppable Unrelenting (unre-'lent-ing, syn.: relentless, موقعيت ناخوشايند كه براي مدت طولاني متوقف نميشه) Adv.: inexorably N.: inexorability

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N. ``` Trickery cunning Adj 'Cun-ning Adv.: cunningly Exp.: A cunning plan دورويي ``` Adj.: duplicitous

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Less than is needed of sth Syn.: lack, scarcity ('Scer-ci-ty) Exp.: A paucity of information.

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Adj. پريشان Crazed, mentally confused So upset and worried that u can't think clearly Exp.: Comforting the distraught parents.

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To warn To reprove N.: admonishment

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A guilty person Syn.: victim

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To criticise someone for sth that they have done Exp.: Employees were reproved for smoking in the building's restroom

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Adj. Remarkably bad An egregious mistake, failour, problem etc is extremely bad and noticeable Adv.: egregiously

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Adj. Harmful Causing injury (often in a way that u don't notice easily مضر Adv.: perniciously Exp.: The media's pernicious influence

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Bitter تند و زننده An acrimonious meeting or discussion is one in which people argue a lot and get very angry Exp.: The meeting ended in an acrimonious dispute Adv.: acrimoniously N.: acrimoniousness

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A serious argument or disagreement

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To put up with To bear (syn.: stand, تحمل كردن)

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Freedom from punishment | معافيت از مجازات

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To infer(برداشت،تعبير) To make a decuction تعبير كردن Exp.: The term can be construed in two different ways

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Adj. A plan, idea, or method that is possible and likely to work Syn.: possible Exp.: A feasible solution Adv.: feasibly N.: feasibility Exp.: A feasibility study

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To move very quickly, specially bec u need to be somewhere very soon Syn.: hurry Exp.: A small girl rushed past her.

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V. Suddenly rush forth يورش آوردن Exp.: Prisoners sallied toward the gate.

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Adj. Rich Wealthy N.: affluence Exp.: Affluent family

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To draw forth To success to getting information or a reaction from someone, specially when this is difficult استخراج كردن N.: elicitation Exp.1: When her knock elicited no response, she opened the door Exp. 2: The test uses pictures to elicit words from the child

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1.Perceive To be able to see sth by looking carefully 2. To notice or understand sth by thinking about it carefully Adj.; discernible Adv.: discernibly تمييز دادن Exp.: When we could discern the city lights, we knew we were safe at last

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N. A feel of worry, shock, or fear بهت Syn.; alarm Exp.: He looked at her in consternation.

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N.: To worry, disappointment, or unhappiness u feel when sth unpleasant happens Exp.: The stared at each other in dismay. V.: To make someone feel worried,... Adj.: dismayed Exp.: She was dismayed to see how thin she had grown.

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N. Annoyance and disappointment bec sth has not happened the way you hope آزردگي Exp.: Much to her chagrin, I got the job V. The feel annoyed and disappointed Exp.: Dale was chagrined that she wasn't impressed

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1. To make someone feel admiration and respect تحت تاثير قرار دادن 2. To make the importance of sth clear to someone

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A feeling of shame and great embarrassment, bec u have been made to look stupid or weak Exp.; A humiliation of having yo ask her parents for money

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Persisting in error گمراه Bizarre(very unusual or strange, adv.: bizarrely) Exp.1: He is perverse enough to insist that he is right. Exp.2: He gets perverse satisfaction from embarrassing people Adv.: perversely Exp.: perversely, he was irritated by his kindness

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Very unusual or strange

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Opposing Exp.: To contrary views emerged

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Adj. Reaching maturity early بلوغ زودرس A precocious child shows intelligence or skill at a very young age, or behaviour in an adult way Exp.: a precocious child who walk and talk early Adv.: precociously N.3 precociousness, precocity

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Adj. سرسري Done without care Superficial A quickly action, only. Ec people expect it Adv.: perfunctotily Exo.: She gave him a perfunctory smile