401. T.

Question 1

n.

resident

The city was intentionally designed sp that the residents wouldn’t require automobile

Answer 1

in residence

مقیم، ساکن

Question 2

transitive verb

accuse

You should not immediately accuse your teenage son of doing something when you are not completely sure that he did it.

Answer 2

to charge with a fault or offense, to blame

متهم کردن، مقصر دانستن

His sister accused him of reading her diary.

Question 3

intransitive verb

cling (to)

Answer 3

to have a strong emotional attachment or dependence

he clung to his friends for support

Question 4

intransitive verb

come up to

When Rod told us he had booked a table at that fancy restaurant, we were excited, but it really didn’t come up to our expectations

Answer 4

to come near : make an approach, to rise in rank or status

His performance didn’t really come up to his usual high standard.

Question 5

intransitive verb

hold out

Answer 5

to continue to function or be available

.به کار کردن ادامه دادن. دووام آوردن

we prayed that the engine would hold out

Question 6

adj.

exhausted

While hunter-gatherers always had the option of moving elsewhere when the resources were exhausted, this became more difficult with farming.

Answer 6

از دست رفته، تمام شده

Question 7

n.

intereference

Answer 7

the act or process of interfering

دخالت، پادر میانی

trying to avoid governmental interference

Question 8

n.

expense

Answer 8

financial burden or outlay

خرج، هزینه

he padded the expense account
او در صورت هزینه ها دست برد (و آنها را بیشتر جلوه داد).

Question 9

transitive verb

undertake

Answer 9

to put oneself under obligation to perform.

عهده‌دار شدن، تقبل کردن

This is the second large project she’s undertaken this year.

Question 10

v.

overstimate

Answer 10

to estimate or value (someone or something) too highly

فزون‌برآورد کردن، گزاف‌سنجی‌کردن

Question 11

v.

exemplify

Answer 11

to show or illustrate by example

تمثیل کردن

anecdotes exemplifying those virtues

Question 12

adv.

haphazardly

Answer 12

با بی‌دقتی، بی‌نظم، نامرتب و تصادفی

We came across each other haphazardly at the library.

Question 13

n.

prominence

The 17th century metaphysical poets, such as Donne and Marvell, rose to new prominence after Elliot’s 1921 critical essay.

Answer 13

the quality, state, or fact of being prominent, being widely and popularly known

آوازه، اهمیت

Question 14

n.

sustenance

Answer 14

food, nourishment

تغذیه، نگهداری، معاش

The sailor is known for his sleeve tattoos, use of profanity and finding sustenance in cigarettes and coffee.

Question 15

adj.

cohesive

Answer 15

exhibiting or producing cohesion or coherence

هم‌چسب، منسجم

a cohesive team

Question 16

n.

magistrate

Answer 16

حاکم، دادرس، رئیس کلانتری

Question 17

n.

demeanor

Answer 17

outward manner

حرکت، رفتار

She is quiet in her demeanor.

Question 18

n.

endeavor

Answer 18

serious determined effort

He endeavored to find a new a job, but it was difficult with little experience.

Question 19

v.

endorse

Answer 19

to write on the back of

پشت‌نویسی، تایید و امضا

Doctors endorsed the legislation to ban smoking.

Question 20

v.

impose

They can impose various restrictions on the individual’s actions or on their movemenit in certain places and neighborhoods.

Answer 20

to establish or bring about as if by force

تحمیل کردن

Question 21

n.

modification

Answer 21

the making of a limited change in something

اصلاح و تغییر

Question 22

transitive verb

resolve

Answer 22

to deal with successfully/ to find an answer to

Her arrival did little to resolve the situation.

Question 23

v.

parse

Answer 23

to divide (a sentence) into grammatical parts and identify the parts and their relations to each other

فراکافت کردن، تقطیع کردن،

Question 24

intransitive verb

hinder

Answer 24

to make slow or difficult the progress of

بازداری کردن، جلوگیری کردن، سد راه شدن،

His questions hindered my thought process.

Question 25

v.

impede

Specialized language can impede communication in a variety of social contexts

Answer 25

to interfere with or slow the progress of

باز داشتن، مانع شدن، ممانعت کردن

Question 26

n.

comprehension

Answer 26

the act or action of grasping with the intellect, understandong

فهم، معرفت، قوه ادراک، دریافت

Question 27

adj.

entitled

Answer 27

having a right to certain benefits or privileges

you are entitled to your opinion

Question 28

adj.

intolerable

Answer 28

not tolerable, unbearable

سخت، دشوار، طاقت فرسا

Question 29

adj.

unattainable

Answer 29

not able to be accomplished or achieved

دست‌نیافتنی، محقق نشدنی

This is not an unattainable ideal.

Question 30

adj.

sympathetic

Answer 30

given to, marked by, or arising from sympathy, compassion, friendliness, and sensitivity to others’ emotions/ favorably inclined : approving

not sympathetic to the idea