18- Country (people And Food ) Flashcards
Immensely warm people
Immensely = very much SYN extremely
Very warm people
Very amiable people
friendly and easy to like
Incredibly generous
Very generous
خیلی بخشنده
People of north of iran are generous to tourists with their time
Really grumpy
bad-tempered and easily annoyed SYN irritable
بدخلق، ترشرو
Very nosy
always wanting to find out things that do not concern you, especially other people’s private affairs
فضول
Miserable
بدبخت، تیرهروز، تیرهبخت
The people in north Korea is miserable
1
extremely unhappy, for example because you feel lonely, cold, or badly treated
I’ve been so miserable since Pat left me.
I spent the weekend feeling miserable.
Jan looks really miserable.
Why do you make yourself miserable by taking on too much work?
as miserable as sin British English (=very miserable)
► see thesaurus at sad
2
especially British English always bad-tempered, dissatisfied, or complaining
He’s a miserable old devil.
3
[usually before noun] making you feel very unhappy, uncomfortable etc
They endured hours of backbreaking work in miserable conditions.
Mosquito bites can make life miserable.
4
miserable weather is cold and dull, with no sun shining
It was a miserable grey day.
two weeks of miserable weather
5
[only before noun] very small in amount, or very bad in quality
I can hardly afford the rent on my miserable income.
The team gave a miserable performance.
6
→ miserable failure
Hard- working
working with a lot of effort SYN industrious
Pretty mean
مثلا بد رفتار میکنن و…
Hospitable
1 friendly, welcoming, and generous to visitors OPP inhospitable
The local people were very kind and hospitable.
► see thesaurus at friendly
Tourists should not miss……
Such as :
Tourists should not miss Persepolis
…..attract tourists to…
Draw tourist to…
F E.
Hafezie attract tourists to shiraz
…..draw tourists to….
6 ATTRACT [transitive] to attract someone or make them want to do something
draw somebody to something
The festival is likely to draw huge crowds.
Sadie draws tourist to shiraz
Tourists flock to visit somewhere
Tourists flock to see somewhere
As a verb
if people flock to a place, they go there in large numbers because something interesting or exciting is happening there
flock to/into/down etc
People have been flocking to the exhibition.
flock to do something
Tourists flock to see the town’s medieval churches and buildings.
Flock means as a noun
2 [countable usually singular] a large group of people SYN crowd
flock of
a flock of children
When tourist visit somewhere in the type of group
…………..is a must-see
Hafezie is a must-see
A tourist attraction
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