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Question 1

Agenda

Answer 1

list, calendar, diary, plan, programme, schedule, timetable

Question 2

Millennium

Answer 2

a period of 1,000 years

At the dawn of the third millennium.

Question 3

Stretch

Answer 3

extend, cover, put forth, reach, spread, unroll
- pull, distend, draw out, elongate, expand, strain, tighten
[noun]
Synonyms:
- expanse, area, distance, extent, spread, tract
- period, space, spell, stint, term, time

: stretching its limbs.

Question 4

Limb

Answer 4

part, appendage, arm, extremity, leg, member, wing
- branch, bough, offshoot, projection, spur
Related Words: shoot, spray, sprig, switch, twig, arm

Question 5

Rubbing

Answer 5

a copy of a shape or pattern made by rubbing wax, chalk etc onto a piece of paper laid over it:
a brass rubbing

: rubbing its eyes.

Question 6

Rub

Answer 6

polish, clean, scour, shine, wipe
- chafe, abrade, fray, grate, scrape
[noun]
Synonyms:
- polish, shine, stroke, wipe
- massage, caress, kneading

Question 7

Remnants

Answer 7

remainder, end, fragment, leftovers, remains, residue, rest, trace, vestige.

Question 8

Nightmare

Answer 8

bad dream, hallucination
- ordeal, horror, torment, trial, tribulation
English Thesaurus: dream, nightmare, daydream, reverie, ambition, …

Question 9

Drifting

Answer 9

Drift :

float, be carried along, coast, go (aimlessly), meander, stray, waft, wander
- pile up, accumulate, amass, bank up, drive, gather
[noun]
Synonyms:
- pile, accumulation, bank, heap, mass, mound
- meaning, direction, gist, import, intention, purport, significance, tendency, thrust

Question 10

Barbed

Answer 10

cutting, critical, hostile, hurtful, nasty, pointed, scathing, unkind
- spiked, hooked, jagged, prickly, spiny, thorny

Question 11

Wire

Answer 11

pickpocket, cannon, cutpurse, dip, diver, purse cutter

thin metal in the form of a thread, or a piece of this.

Question 12

Wrinkle

Answer 12

crease, corrugation, crinkle, crow’s-foot, crumple, fold, furrow, line
[verb]
Synonyms:
- crease, corrugate, crumple, fold, furrow, gather, pucker, rumple

Question 13

Examine

Answer 13

inspect, analyse, explore, investigate, peruse, scrutinize, study, survey
- question, cross-examine, grill (informal), inquire, interrogate, quiz, test

Question 14

Dairy

Answer 14

journal, appointment book, chronicle, daily record, engagement book, Filofax

Opens the dairy.

Question 15

Preoccupied

Answer 15

absorbed, absent-minded, distracted, engrossed, immersed, lost in, oblivious, rapt, wrapped up
Antonyms: unpreoccupied
Related Words: absorbed, forgetful

Question 16

Medieval

Answer 16

connected with the Middle Ages (=the period between about 1100 and 1500 AD):

قرون وسطی

Question 17

Famine

Answer 17

hunger, dearth, scarcity, starvation

English Thesaurus: disaster, catastrophe, tragedy, debacle, earthquake, …

Question 18

Plague

Answer 18

disease, epidemic, infection, pestilence
- affliction, bane, blight, curse, evil, scourge, torment
[verb]
Synonyms:
- pester, annoy, badger, bother, harass, harry, hassle (informal), tease, torment, torture, trouble, vex

Question 19

Institution

Answer 19

Synonyms:

• establishment, academy, college, foundation, institute, school, society
• custom, convention, law, practice, ritual, rule, tradition

Question 20

Starvation

Answer 20

suffering or death caused by lack of food ⇒ hunger:

people dying of starvation.

Question 21

Violence

Answer 21

force, bloodshed, brutality, cruelty, ferocity, fighting, savagery, terrorism
- intensity, abandon, fervour, force, severity, vehemence

Question 22

Prophets

Answer 22

one of the main divisions of the Old Testament of the Bible, consisting of the writings of Jewish holy men such as Isaiah, Hosea, and Jeremiah

2. the Jewish holy men who did these writings.

Question 23

Integral

Answer 23

essential, basic, component, constituent, fundamental, indispensable, intrinsic, necessary.

Question 24

Concluded

Answer 24

complete, completed, done, down, ended, finished, terminated, through

Question 25

Conclude

Answer 25

decide, assume, deduce, gather, infer, judge, surmise, work out

• end, cease, close, complete, finish, round off, terminate, wind up
• accomplish, bring about, carry out, effect, pull off

Question 26

Cosmic

Answer 26

Synonyms: universal, stellar

کیهانی

Question 27

Imperfect

Answer 27

flawed, damaged, defective, faulty, impaired, incomplete, limited, unfinished
Antonyms: perfect
معیوب٫ ناقص

Question 28

Rein

Answer 28

control, check, curb, halt, hold back, limit, restrain, restrict
[noun]
Synonyms:
- control, brake, bridle, check, curb, harness, hold, restraint

Rein in famine.

Question 29

Rescue

Answer 29

save, deliver, get out, liberate, recover, redeem, release, salvage
[noun]
Synonyms:
- liberation, deliverance, recovery, redemption, release, salvage, salvation, saving

Question 30

Incomprehensible

Answer 30

unintelligible, baffling, beyond one’s grasp, impenetrable, obscure, opaque, perplexing, puzzling, unfathomable

Question 31

Notable

Answer 31

remarkable, conspicuous, extraordinary, memorable, noteworthy, outstanding, rare, striking, uncommon, unusual

Question 32

Shrug

Answer 32

to raise and then lower your shoulders in order to show that you do not know something or do not care about something:
I just shrugged my shoulders and ignored him.

Question 33

Screwed up

Answer 33

someone who is screwed up has a lot of emotional problems because of bad or unhappy experiences in the past

مست

Question 34

Commission

Answer 34

duty, errand, mandate, mission, task

• fee, cut, percentage, rake-off (slang), royalties
• committee, board, commissioners, delegation, deputation, representatives

Question 35

Inquiry

Answer 35

investigation, examination, exploration, inquest, interrogation, probe, research, study, survey
- question, query.

بازجویی، رسیدگی

Question 36

Break out

Answer 36

Synonyms: begin, appear, arise, commence, emerge, happen, occur, set in, spring up, start
English Thesaurus: escape, get away, break free/break away, flee, get out, …

Question 37

Calamity

Answer 37

disaster, cataclysm, catastrophe, misadventure, misfortune, mishap, ruin, tragedy, tribulation

Question 38

Infectious

Answer 38

catching, communicable, contagious, spreading, transmittable, virulent.

Question 39

Suicide

Answer 39

felo-de-se, hara-kiri, self-destruction, self-murder, self-slaughter, self-violence

the act of killing yourself.

Question 40

Commit

Answer 40

do, carry out, enact, execute, perform, perpetrate

- put in custody, confine, imprison.

Question 41

Binge

Answer 41

a short period when you do too much of something, such as eating or drinking.

Question 42

Military

Answer 42

warlike, armed, martial, soldierly
[noun]
Synonyms:
- armed forces, army, forces, services.

Question 43

Conflict

Answer 43

Synonyms:
- opposition, antagonism, difference, disagreement, discord, dissension, friction, hostility, strife
- battle, clash, combat, contest, encounter, fight, strife, war
[verb]
Synonyms:
- be incompatible, be at variance, clash, collide, differ, disagree, interfere.

Question 44

Horizon

Answer 44

the horizon the line far away where the land or sea seems to meet the sky.

خط افق

Question 45

Precedent

Answer 45

instance, antecedent, example, model, paradigm, pattern, prototype, standard.

Unprecedented: بی سابقه

Question 46

Prosperous

Answer 46

Synonyms:

• wealthy, affluent, moneyed, rich, well-heeled (informal), well-off, well-to-do
• successful, booming, doing well, flourishing, fortunate, lucky, thriving

مرفه٫ شکوفا،موفق

Question 47

Harmonious

Answer 47

melodious, agreeable, concordant, consonant, dulcet, mellifluous, musical, sweet-sounding, tuneful
- friendly, agreeable, amicable, compatible, congenial, cordial, sympathetic

Question 48

Demand

Answer 48

request, ask, challenge, inquire, interrogate, question

• require, call for, cry out for, entail, involve, necessitate, need, want
• claim, exact, expect, insist on, order.

Question 49

Ingenuity

Answer 49

originality, cleverness, flair, genius, gift, inventiveness, resourcefulness, sharpness, shrewdness.

Question 50

Immense

Answer 50

huge, colossal, enormous, extensive, gigantic, great, massive, monumental, stupendous, tremendous, vast

Question 51

Claim

Answer 51

assert, allege, challenge, insist, maintain, profess, uphold
- demand, ask, call for, insist, need, require
[noun]
Synonyms:
- assertion, affirmation, allegation, pretension, privilege, protestation
- demand, application, call, petition, request, requirement
- right, title

Question 52

Outrageous

Answer 52

offensive, atrocious, disgraceful, flagrant, heinous, iniquitous, nefarious, unspeakable, villainous, wicked
- shocking, exorbitant, extravagant, immoderate, preposterous, scandalous, steep (informal), unreasonable

very shocking and extremely unfair or offensive.

extremely unusual and slightly amusing or shocking.

Question 53

Callous

Answer 53

heartless, cold, hard-bitten, hardened, hardhearted, insensitive, uncaring, unfeeling.

Question 54

Scrape/scraping

Answer 54

graze, bark, rub, scratch, scuff, skin

• rub, clean, erase, remove, scour
• grate, grind, rasp, scratch, squeak
• scrimp, pinch, save, skimp, stint
• scrape through: get by (informal), just make it, struggle.

Question 55

Ongoing

Answer 55

evolving, continuous, developing, progressing, unfinished, unfolding
Related Words: development, growth.

Question 56

Raging

Answer 56

furious, beside oneself, enraged, fuming, incensed, infuriated, mad, raving, seething.

Question 57

Sabotage

Answer 57

damage, destruction, disruption, subversion, wrecking
[verb]
Synonyms:
- damage, destroy, disable, disrupt, incapacitate, subvert, vandalize, wreck

Question 58

Justified

Answer 58

well-founded, cogent, good, just, well-grounded
Antonyms: unjustified

Be justified : توجیه داشتن

Question 59

Push you aside

Answer 59

روندن تو

Question 60

Running out

Answer 60

تموم شدن

Question 61

Heads up

Answer 61

هشدار دادن/ حواست باشه

a warning that something may happen: