504 words

Question 1

اي (كشيده)

Answer 1

i:

bee
​/biː/‌‌

​NOUN
COUNTABLE

Question 2

اي (متوسط)

Answer 2

i

silly ​
/ˈsɪli/
‌‌
​ADJECTIVE
UK

Question 3

اي (كوتاه)

Answer 3

ɪ

kid ​
/kɪd/
‌‌‌
​NOUN
UK

Question 4

اِ

Answer 4

e

said
/sed/

​ADJECTIVE
​LEGAL
UK

mentioned earlier

Question 5

اَ

Answer 5

æ

bad
/bæd/
​‌‌‌
​ADJECTIVE
UK

Question 6

آ (كشيده)

Answer 6

ɑː

cart ​
/kɑː(r)t/
‌
​NOUN
COUNTABLE
UK

Question 7

آ (متوسط)

Answer 7

ɒ

cot
/kɒt/

​NOUN
COUNTABLE
UK

Question 8

آ (كوتاه)

Answer 8

ʌ

cut
/kʌt/
​‌‌‌
​VERB
UK

Question 9

او (كشيده)

Answer 9

uː

food
/fuːd/
​‌‌‌
​NOUN
UK

Question 10

او (كوتاه)

Answer 10

ʊ

foot ​
/fʊt/‌‌‌

​NOUN
UK

Question 11

اُ (كشيده)

Answer 11

ɔː

saw ​
/sɔː/‌

​NOUN
COUNTABLE
UK

Question 12

اِ (كشيده)

Answer 12

ɜː

sir ​‌
strong/sɜː(r)/

weak
/sə(r)/

Question 13

اِ (كوتاه)

Answer 13

ə

apart
/əˈpɑː(r)t/
​‌‌‌
​ADJECTIVE, ADVERB
UK

Question 14

1. His mother …. him when he was five days old.

Answer 14

abandon /əˈbændən/ ​= desert‌‌
​VERB
TRANSITIVE

to leave someone when you should stay with them and look after them

1. abandoned

Question 15

1. I’m sorry I … you like that.

Answer 15

to suddenly leave someone that you are with
INFORMAL
abandon /əˈbændən/ ​‌‌
​VERB
TRANSITIVE
ترك كردن

1. abandoned

Question 16

1. Most of the villagers …. their homes and fled

Answer 16

to leave a place, especially because it is difficult or dangerous to stay there.
abandon /əˈbændən/ ​‌‌
​VERB
TRANSITIVE

1. have abandoned

Question 17

1. The stolen car … only five miles away.

Answer 17

to leave something in a place, especially because you are in a hurry or are trying to escape.
abandon /əˈbændən/ ​‌‌
​VERB
TRANSITIVE

1. was abandoned

Question 18

1. After 20 lessons I finally … my attempt to learn to drive.
2. The game had to … because of rain.
3. George almost persuaded me to … my studies and join him.

Answer 18

دست كشيدن از
to stop something that you are doing or planning to do, especially because it is too difficult to continue.
abandon /əˈbændən/ ​‌‌
​VERB
TRANSITIVE

1. abandoned
2. be abandoned
3. abandon

Question 19

1. Hardy felt that he … by all his followers.

Answer 19

to stop supporting or helping someone
abandon /əˈbændən/ ​‌‌
​VERB
TRANSITIVE

1. had been abandoned

Question 20

1. a story in which a woman … her husband.

Answer 20

to leave someone in a situation where they have no help or support.
desert ​/dɪˈzɜː(r)t/‌ = abandon
TRANSITIVE ​VERB

1. deserts

Question 21

1. She drinks so much, she could never … now.
2. Tell him to … laughing at me.
3. They encourage younger people to … smoking.

Answer 21

to stop doing something
INTRANSITIVE/TRANSITIVE ​INFORMAL
quit ​/kwɪt/‌ = abandon
​VERB

1. quit

quit doing something:
2. quit

quit smoking:
3. quit

Question 22

1. His decision to
   … international football has shocked everyone.
2. She … after only six months in the job.
3. He is … as manager of the England team.

Answer 22

to leave a job or school permanently
quit ​/kwɪt/‌ = abandon ​VERB
INTRANSITIVE/TRANSITIVE ​INFORMAL

1. quit
2. quit

quit as:
3. quitting

Question 23

1. Their landlord has given them notice to …..

Answer 23

to leave a place.
quit ​/kwɪt/‌ = abandon
​VERB

TRANSITIVE ​FORMAL
an official order to leave a place within a certain time = notice to quit

Question 24

The government is … to avoid further conflict with the unions.

Answer 24

wanting to do something.
1. keen /kiːn/ ADJECTIVE
be keen to do something: