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n.
Stimulus
ˈstɪmjələs
Plural: stimuli
1.Incentive.
2. Something that causes a response.
انگیزه، محرک
The discovery of oil acted as a stimulus to industrial development.
n., v.
Stitch
stɪtʃ
- In sewing, a length of thread used to join pieces together.
- Ache or cramp in body.
درد شدید و ناگهانی در کمر یا پهلو، قولنج پهلو، کمر درد
بخیه، بخیه زدن، کوک زدن
Stock
- A supply of goods or reserve.
- Total shares issued.
Storefront
The side of the store that faces the street.
Strain
- To pull until tight.
- To work extremely hard.
تلاش، سفت کشیدن، لحن و نوع بیان
a strain of bitterness in Young’s later work
n.
Stride
- To walk with long steps.
- Steps towards improvement.
قدم بلند برداشتن، (با: across یا over - گام (به ویژه گام بلند)، (معمولا جمع) پیشرفت، گام مثبت
The government has made great strides in reducing poverty.
دولت گام های بلندی در کاهش فقر برداشته است.
Adj.
Stringent
ˈstrɪndʒənt
Rigorous and strict.
سختگیرانه
stringent anti-noise regulations
v.
Strive
straɪv
Formal
To try hard to achieve.
جد و جهد کردن نزاع کردن
We must continue to strive for greater efficiency.
v.
Strut
- Walk in a confident and arrogant way.
- To show off in an obvious way.
I strutted around Chicago as if I were really somebody.
n.
Stunt
stʌnt
Dangerous feat.
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Adj.
Sturdy
ˈstɜːrdi
1. Well-made and soundly built.
2. determined and not easily persuaded to change your opinions
## Footnote
مخالفت محکم هم معنی میده
They kept up a sturdy opposition to the plan.
آنها مخالفت شدیدی با این طرح داشتند.
Mnemonic:
"**S**trong **T**rees **U**nder **R**ain **D**on't **Y**ield." Each of the first letters in these words can help you remember "sturdy". The phrase also gives a visual representation of what it means to be sturdy: just like strong trees don't yield to the rain, something sturdy doesn't easily break or falter under pressure.
n.
Subject
ˈsʌbdʒɪkt
- Topic or matter of discussion or composition.
- The grammatical performer of a verb’s action.
n.
Subscriber
səbˈskraɪbər
One who made advanced payments for something.
Adj.
Substantial
səbˈstænʃəl
Considerable in amount.
قابل توجه
v.
Substantiate
səbˈstænʃieɪt
Formal
To prove something is true or a reality.
اثبات کردن
Katzen offered little evidence to substantiate his claims.
v.
Sue
suː
To take legal actions against someone in order to obtain compensation.
- The railway may sue for damages (=in order to get money) because of loss of revenue.
- He is being sued for divorce (=in order to end a marriage) by his wife.
- The company is suing a former employee.
v.
Suffice
səˈfaɪs
To be enough.
کافی بودن
A light lunch will suffice.
n.
Sugarcane
A plant that sugar come.
n.
Sultan
ˈsʌltən
A Muslim ruler.
Sum
- The total amount.
- The main point of an argument.
Adj.
Superb
suːˈpɜːrb
Excellent or of the highest quality.
Adj.
Superficial
ˌsuːpəˈrfɪʃəl◂
- Relating to the surface.
- Something that is not profound or significant.
سطحی
Naturally, such visits can allow only the most superficial understanding of prison life.
طبیعتاً چنین ملاقات هایی می تواند فقط سطحی ترین درک زندگی زندان را امکان پذیر کند.
n.
Supplement
ˈsʌpləmənt
- An addition to something.
- Good or nutritional substance.
علاوه بر چیزی، ماده خوب و مغذی، مجانب
Supplementary angles
ˌsʌpləˈmentəri ˈæŋɡəl
Angles that when added together equal 180 degrees.