Book1 Flashcards

Question 1

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ÿ¥Ÿéÿ±ŸêŸÉÿ© -ÿßÿ™ ÿ¥Ÿêÿ±ŸÉÿ©

Question 2

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ÿßŸÑÿ™ŸéÿµŸíŸàŸäÿ±

Answer

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ÿπ⁄©Ÿëÿßÿ≥€å

Question 3

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ŸÖŸèÿπŸäÿØ -ŸàŸÜ/ŸäŸÜ

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graduate fellow, teaching assistant

Question 4

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ŸÉŸèÿ±ÿ© ÿßŸÑÿ≥ŸéŸëŸÑŸëÿ©

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basketball

Question 5

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ŸÉÿ±ÿ© ÿßŸÑŸÇÿØŸÖ

Question 6

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ŸÑŸê ÿπŸéÿ¥ÿßŸÜÿå ÿπŸÑÿ¥ÿßŸÜ

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in order to, for (the purpose of)

Question 7

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ŸÑŸêÿ£ŸÜŸëŸé + ÿ¨ŸÖŸÑÿ© ÿßÿ≥ŸÖŸäÿ© ŸÑŸêÿ•ŸêŸÜÿå ÿπÿ¥ÿßŸÜ

Answer

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ÿ®ÿ≥ÿ®ÿ®

Question 8

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ŸÑÿ∞ŸÑŸÉ ÿπÿ¥ÿßŸÜ ŸÉÿØÿß

Answer

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because of that, for that reason

Question 9

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ŸÑŸêŸÖÿ∞ÿßÿü ŸÑŸäŸáÿü

Answer

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⁄Üÿ±ÿßÿü

Question 10

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ŸäŸêŸÑÿπÿ® ÿå ÿßŸÑŸÑÿπŸêÿ®

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he plays, playing

Question 11

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ŸÖŸéÿ™Ÿâÿü ÿ•ŸÖÿ™Ÿâÿü

Question 12

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ŸÖŸèŸÜÿØŸè ŸÖŸêŸÜ

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since, ago

Question 13

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ŸáŸêŸàÿßŸäÿ©ÿå ÿ¨. -ÿßÿ™

Question 14

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ŸäŸéŸàŸÖ ÿ¨. ÿ£ŸäŸëÿßŸÖ

Answer

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ÿ±Ÿàÿ≤

Question 15

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ÿ™ŸàŸÇŸÅ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

Answer

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ŸÖÿßŸÜÿØŸÜ

Question 16

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ŸÖÿ±ÿßÿ¨ÿπÿ™ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

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ÿ®ÿ±⁄Øÿ¥ÿ™ŸÜ

Question 17

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ÿ∑ŸàŸÑÿßŸÜ€å

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ÿØÿ±ÿßÿ≤

Question 18

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ŸÅÿ±ÿØÿß ŸáŸàÿß ⁄Üÿ∑Ÿàÿ± ÿßÿ≥ÿ™ÿü

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how is the weather tomorrow?

Question 19

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ŸÖÿ±ÿ∑Ÿàÿ®

Question 20

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ŸÜŸÖŸÜÿß⁄©

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moist (for air or weather, like humid)

Question 21

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ŸÜ€åŸÖŸá ÿßÿ®ÿ±€å

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partly cloudy

Question 22

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ŸÑ⁄©Ÿá‚ÄåŸáÿß€å ÿßÿ®ÿ±

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some clouds (spots of clouds)

Question 23

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ŸáŸàÿß ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ ÿØÿßÿ±ÿØ

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the weather is briskly/cuttingly cols

Question 24

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ÿØŸá ÿØÿ±ÿ¨Ÿá ÿ≤€åÿ± ÿµŸÅÿ±

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ten degrees below zero

Question 25

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ÿßŸàÿß€åŸÑ ÿ®Ÿáÿßÿ±

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early spring

Question 26

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ÿßŸàÿßÿÆÿ± Ÿæÿß€å€åÿ≤

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A

late fall

Question 27

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ÿ®ÿ±⁄Ø Ÿáÿß ŸÖ€å ÿ±€åÿ≤ŸÜÿØ

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the leaves are falling off

Question 28

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ÿØŸÖÿß

Answer

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ÿ≠ÿ±ÿßÿ±ÿ™

Question 29

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ÿ≠ÿØ ÿßŸÇŸÑ €åÿß ÿ≠ÿØ ÿß⁄©ÿ´ÿ±

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minimum or maximum (temperature)

Question 30

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ÿ≠ÿ≥ÿßÿ≥€åÿ™ ÿ≠ÿ≥ÿßÿ≥€åÿ™ ŸÜŸàÿ±

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sensitivity, allergy sensitivity to light

Question 31

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ÿ™ÿÆ€åŸëŸèŸÑ€å

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fictional

Question 32

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ŸÖÿπ€åÿßÿ±

Question 33

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ŸÖÿπÿ∑ŸÑ

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kept waiting; detained; delayed. Suspended, pending, in abeyance. idle, inactive ŸÖŸÜÿ™ÿ∏ÿ±

Question 34

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ŸÖÿ≥ÿ¶ŸàŸÑ

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responsible, accountable; liable. a request, petition; desire, wish

Question 35

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ÿßÿ±ÿ´

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inheritance, heritage

Question 36

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ŸÇ€åÿßŸÅŸá ÿÆŸàÿ¥ ŸÇ€åÿßŸÅŸá

Answer

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appearance, physiognomy

Question 37

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ÿ¢ÿ±ÿØ

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Flour; meal.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ¢ÿ±ÿØ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†To grind, to make flour of.

Question 38

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ÿ¢ŸÑŸà

Question 39

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ÿ¢ŸÑÿ®ÿßŸÑŸà

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Persian sour cherry

Question 40

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ÿßÿ±ÿØ⁄©

Question 41

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ÿßÿ≥ŸÅŸÜÿßÿ¨

Question 42

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ÿßŸÜÿßÿ±

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pomegranate

Question 43

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ÿßŸÜÿ¨€åÿ±

Question 44

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ÿßŸÜ⁄ØŸàÿ± ÿÆŸàÿ¥Ÿá ÿßŸÜ⁄ØŸàÿ±

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grape bunch of grapes

Question 45

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ÿ®ÿßÿØÿßŸÖ

Question 46

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ÿ®ÿßÿØŸÜÿ¨ÿßŸÜ

Question 47

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ÿ®ÿßŸÖ€åŸá

Question 48

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ÿ®ÿ±⁄Ø ÿ®Ÿà

Question 49

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ÿ®ÿ±ŸÜÿ¨ ⁄ÜŸÑŸà ŸæŸÑŸà

Answer

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ÿßŸÜŸàÿßÿπ ÿ®ÿ±ŸÜÿ¨

Question 50

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ÿ®ŸêŸá

Question 51

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Ÿæÿ±ÿ™ŸÇÿßŸÑ

Question 52

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Ÿæÿ≥ÿ™Ÿá

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A

pistachio

Question 53

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Ÿæ€åÿßÿ≤⁄ÜŸá

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scallion, green onion

Question 54

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ÿ™ÿ±ÿ®⁄ÜŸá

Question 55

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ÿ™ÿ±ÿ¥€å

Question 56

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ÿ™ÿ±Ÿá

Question 57

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ÿ™ÿ±Ÿà ŸÅÿ±ŸÜ⁄Ø€å

Question 58

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ÿ™Ÿàÿ™

Question 59

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ÿ¨ÿπŸÅÿ±€å

Question 60

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ÿÆÿ±ÿ®Ÿèÿ≤Ÿá

Answer

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Persian melon

Question 61

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ÿÆŸéÿ±ÿØŸéŸÑ

Answer

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Mustard. Also, mustard-seeds. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ™ÿÆŸÖ ÿÆÿ±ÿØŸÑ Mustard-seed. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±€åÿ¥€Ä ÿÆÿ±ÿØŸÑ¬†Bot. Horse-radish. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸÖÿ¥ŸÖÿπ ÿÆÿ±ÿØŸÑ Mustard-plaster. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ∂ŸÖÿßÿØ ÿÆÿ±ÿØŸÑ Mustard-poultice, sinapism. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿÆÿ±ÿØŸÑ ŸÅÿßÿ±ÿ≥€å¬†Bot. Penny-cress, thlaspi. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿÆÿ±ÿØŸÑ ÿ®ÿ±€å¬†Bot. Wild mustard.

Question 62

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ÿÆÿ±ŸÖÿß

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date (fruit)

Question 63

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ÿØÿßÿ±⁄Ü€åŸÜ

Question 64

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ÿ±Ÿàÿ∫ŸÜ

Answer 41

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Persian sour cherry

Answer 42

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fenugreek

Answer 43

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cauliflower

Answer 44

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green gage plum

Answer 45

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split peas

Answer 46

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tangerine

Answer 47

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green pea

Answer 48

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queue, line

Answer 49

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change (money)

Answer 50

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bill (money)

Answer 51

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to tip (a server)

Answer 52

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respectfully

Answer 53

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thing you put on a table for decoration on top of the tablecloth

Answer 54

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kitchen knife

Answer 55

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“to abandon (a place, one’s family)”

Answer 56

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to drown/be drowned

Answer 57

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to be opposed to

Answer 58

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conservative (politically)

Answer 59

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reformism, reformist

Answer 60

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“area he was a reformist in the areas of children’s education and children’s rights. “

Answer 61

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to criticize, be critical of he was critical of the government, so they drowned him.

Answer 62

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to analyze objectively, to criticize (scholastically)

Answer 63

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fight (n.) to fight against We must fight against illiteracy and poverty.

Answer 64

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illiteracy

Answer 65

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playwright

Answer 66

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“to say ““PBUH”””

Answer 67

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prize It won a lot of literary prizes.

Answer 68

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introduction to a book

Answer 69

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perspectives, sides We can read this book from many different perspectives.

Answer 70

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interpretation <div> </div><div>ŸÖÿ™ÿ±ÿßÿØŸÅ ÿ™ÿπÿ®€åÿ±: ÿ®€åÿßŸÜÿå ÿ™ÿßŸà€åŸÑÿå ÿ™ÿ®€å€åŸÜÿå ÿ™ŸÅÿ≥€åÿ±ÿå ÿ¥ÿ±ÿ≠ÿå ÿßÿµÿ∑ŸÑÿßÿ≠ÿå ÿ™ÿ±⁄©€åÿ®ÿå ÿ™ŸÖÿ´€åŸÑÿå ŸÜŸÇŸÑÿå ÿÆŸàÿßÿ® ⁄Øÿ≤ÿßÿ±€åÿå ÿ™ŸÑŸÇ€åÿå ÿπÿ®ÿßÿ±ÿ™ÿå ÿ®€åÿßŸÜ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÿå ÿ™ÿßŸà€åŸÑ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÿå ÿ™ŸÅÿ≥€åÿ± ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÿå ÿ¥ÿ±ÿ≠ ÿØÿßÿØŸÜ ÿ®ÿ±ÿßÿ®ÿ± Ÿæÿßÿ±ÿ≥€å: ÿ®ÿßÿ≤⁄ØŸà€å€åÿå ÿÆŸàÿßÿ® ⁄Øÿ∞ÿßÿ±€åÿå ⁄Øÿ≤ÿßÿ±ÿ¥ </div>

Answer 71

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impression/understanding what is your interpretation of this story?

Answer 72

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female male

Answer 73

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censored, banned from print It was censored/banned from print for a while.

Answer 74

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Dependence, subjection. Following. CitizenshipSeeÿ™ÿßÿ®ÿπ€åÿ™ ÿ™ÿ±ŸÉ ÿ™ÿ®ÿπ€åÿ™Ô¥æ€åÿß ÿ™ÿß ÿ®ÿπ€åÿ™Ô¥ø⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜTo expatriate oneself, become citizen of another country. ÿ™ÿ®ÿπ€åÿ™ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜIntransitive verbTo follow.

Answer 75

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“swimming he didn’t know how to swim. “

Answer 76

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ÿ±ŸàÿØ ŸÖÿπÿ±ŸàŸÅ€å ÿØÿ± ÿ¢ÿ∞ÿ±ÿ®ÿß€åÿ¨ÿßŸÜ

Answer 77

A

epic poem

Answer 78

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tragedy (lit.)

Answer 79

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love story

Answer 80

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epic storytelling epic storyteller

Answer 81

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“The recitation book/scrolls used in naqqƒÅlƒ´ exclamation when someone tells you something and it’s really long, like a list of things to pick up from the grocery store “

Answer 82

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master/mentor

Answer 83

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bellybutton

Answer 84

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midwife, wetnurse

Answer 85

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ÿ¢ÿ™ÿ¥ÿØÿßŸÜ

Answer 86

A

Ÿæÿßÿ±Ÿá ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÿå ÿ®ÿ±€åÿØŸÜ

Answer 87

A

c-section

Answer 88

A

poetry recitation

Answer 89

A

meter (poetry)

Answer 90

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in addition

Answer 91

A

constitutional history of Iran

Answer 92

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theme, topic

Answer 93

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Ÿæ⁄òŸàŸáÿ¥

Answer 94

A

ÿ™ÿß ⁄©ŸÜŸàŸÜ

Answer 95

A

obtaining

Answer 96

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sabbatical, research travel

Answer 97

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“to improve (strengthen) one’s Persian “

Answer 98

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research trip

Answer 99

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to research researcher

Answer 100

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<div>disabled </div>

afflicted

Answer 101

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“the full man doesn’t understand a hungry one”

Answer 102

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“where there’s a will, there’s a way”

Answer 103

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seeing is believing

Answer 104

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customer, client

Answer 105

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to behave

Answer 106

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ÿ™ÿßÿ±€å⁄©<div> </div><div>⁄Ü€åÿ≤ ÿØÿ±ÿßÿ≤ ÿ®ÿ≥€åÿßÿ± ÿ®ÿßÿ±€å⁄© ŸÖÿ´ŸÑ ŸÖŸà€å Ÿà ŸÑÿß€å ÿßÿ®ÿ±€åÿ¥ŸÖ Ÿà ÿ±ÿ¥ÿ™Ÿá ŸîŸæŸÜÿ®Ÿá Ÿà ÿ™ŸÜ€åÿØŸá Ÿî ÿπŸÜ⁄©ÿ®Ÿàÿ™ . (ŸÅÿ±ŸáŸÜ⁄Ø ŸÜÿ∏ÿßŸÖ ). ÿ™ÿßŸÜŸá Ÿî ÿ®ÿßŸÅŸÜÿØ⁄ØÿßŸÜ ⁄©Ÿá ŸÜŸÇ€åÿ∂ ŸæŸàÿØ ÿßÿ≥ÿ™ . (ÿ®ÿ±ŸáÿßŸÜ ) (ÿßŸÜÿ¨ŸÖŸÜ ÿ¢ÿ±ÿß). ÿ±€åÿ≥ŸÖÿßŸÜ ÿ¨ÿßŸÖŸá ⁄©Ÿá ÿ®ŸáŸÜÿØ€å ÿ™ÿßŸÜÿß ⁄ØŸà€åŸÜÿØ </div>

Answer 107

A

ÿµÿ®ÿ≠ÿßŸÜŸá

Answer 108

A

ŸÖÿ≠ÿ®ÿ™

Answer 109

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Noun¬†A¬†1. End, extremity.¬†Syn.ÿßŸÜÿ™Ÿáÿß¬†|| 2. The maximum, the most, the utmost extent. Ex.¬†ŸÖŸÜÿ™Ÿáÿß€å ÿ¢ÿ±ÿ≤Ÿà€åÿ¥ ÿß€åŸÜ ÿ®ŸàÿØ¬†That was his utmost desire. (b)¬†ŸÖŸÜÿ™Ÿáÿß€å ÿ¥ÿ±ŸÇ¬†the exreme or far east.¬†‚ÄîAdjective¬†1. (The) maximum, (the) most or greatest. Ex.¬†ŸÖŸÜÿ™Ÿáÿß ŸÖÿ®ŸÑÿ∫€å ⁄©Ÿá ŸÖ€åÿ™ŸàÿßŸÜÿØ ÿÆÿ±ÿ¨ ⁄©ŸÜÿØ¬†The maximum amount he can spend; the most that he can spend. 2.¬†R. Terminated, ended, concluded.¬†‚ÄîAdverb¬†1. At most. Ex.¬†ŸÖŸÜÿ™Ÿá€å Ÿáÿ≤ÿßÿ±ÿ±€åÿßŸÑ ÿÆÿ±ÿ¨ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸá ÿ®ÿßÿ¥ÿØ¬†He may have spent at most 1000¬†rials. 2. The difference is; the thing is; only; except that. Ex.¬†⁄©ÿßÿ±€å ŸÜÿ™ŸàÿßŸÜÿ≥ÿ™ ÿ®⁄©ŸÜÿØ ŸÖŸÜÿ™Ÿá€å ŸàŸÇÿ™ ŸÖÿßÿ±ÿß ÿ™ŸÑŸÅ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØ¬†He could not do much, except that he wasted our time.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸÖŸÜÿ™Ÿáÿß€å ŸÖÿ±ÿßÿ™ÿ® The extreme or utmost degree; the maximum, the most. [Used also adverbially] At most.

Answer 110

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ÿØ€å⁄Øÿ±

Answer 111

A

ÿ¥ÿ±Ÿàÿπ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

Answer 112

A

ÿ®ÿ±ŸÜÿßŸÖŸá

Answer 113

A

ÿ®ÿπÿ∂Ÿâ ÿßÿ≤

Answer 114

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then ÿ®ÿπÿØ ÿ∞ŸÑŸÉ

Answer 115

A

ÿ±Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜÿßŸÖŸá

Answer 116

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ŸÜÿ¥ÿ≥ÿ™ŸÜ

Answer 117

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around, about

Answer 118

A

to leave (a place)

Answer 119

A

special; (its) own; private

Answer 120

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ÿ≥€å⁄Øÿßÿ± ⁄©ÿ¥€åÿØŸÜ

Answer 121

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ÿ¥ÿ¥ŸèŸÖ

Answer 122

A

ÿ™ŸàÿßŸÜÿ≥ÿ™ŸÜ

Answer 123

A

ÿ∏Ÿáÿ±

Answer 124

A

ÿ®ÿπÿØ ÿßÿ≤ ÿ∏Ÿáÿ±

Answer 125

A

ÿ¥ÿßŸÖ

Answer 126

A

ÿπÿßŸÑŸéŸÖ

Answer 127

A

to return

Answer 128

A

⁄Üÿ¥ŸÖ

Answer 129

A

ŸÜŸáÿßÿ±

Answer 130

A

ŸÜÿßÿ¥ÿ™ÿß€å€å ÿÆŸàÿ±ÿØŸÜ

Answer 131

A

to leave (the house); to stay (in a hotel)

Answer 132

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ŸÜŸäŸÖ

Answer 133

A

subject, topic

Answer 134

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⁄©ÿ≥€å ÿ±ÿß ÿ®€åÿØÿßÿ± ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

Answer 135

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Adjective¬†Swift.¬†Fig. Light, wanting, dignity, frivolous.

Answer 136

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Noun A¬†Honour, glory. Glorying, boasting. Object of glory or pride; credit. Ex.¬†ÿß€åŸÜ ÿ¥ÿß⁄Øÿ±ÿØ ŸÖÿß€åŸá ÿßŸÅÿ™ÿÆÿßÿ± ŸÖÿØÿ±ÿ≥Ÿá ÿßÿ≥ÿ™¬†This pupil is a credit to the school.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿßŸÅÿ™ÿÆÿßÿ± ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Intransitive verb¬†To be proud, to boast, to glory. Ex.¬†ÿ®ŸÅÿ±ÿ≤ŸÜÿØ ÿÆŸàÿØ ÿßŸÅÿ™ÿÆÿßÿ± ŸÖ€å⁄©ÿ±ÿØ¬†He boasted of, gloried in, or was proud of, his son.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ®ÿßŸÅÿ™ÿÆÿßÿ± In honour of.

Answer 137

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Noun¬†R¬†A place of activity or work, a busy town.

Answer 138

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Noun¬†A Side; part.¬†Fig. Nature; aspect. Ex. (a)¬†ÿßŸÜÿ≥ÿßŸÜ ÿØŸà ÿ¨ŸÜÿ®ŸÜŸá ÿØÿßÿ±ÿØ¬†Man has two natures or sides. (b)¬†ÿßÿ≤ ÿ¨ŸÜÿ®€Ä ŸÖÿπŸÜŸà€å¬†in (or¬†from) the intellectual aspect.

Answer 139

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AdverbA¬†Meanwhile, in the meantime, in the interim. Enclosed. By the way. Incidentally. Implicitly, by implication. Ex.¬†ÿ∂ŸÖŸÜÿßŸã ÿ®ŸÖŸÜ ÿß€åŸÜÿ∑Ÿàÿ± ŸÖ€å ŸÜŸáŸÖÿßŸÜÿØ ⁄©Ÿá¬†He gave me to understand implicity that..¬†Syn.¬†ÿØÿ± ÿ∂ŸÖŸÜ¬†(dar zemn).

Answer 140

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message, messenger

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NounA¬†1. A sign, a mark; a token; a symbol. Ex. (a)¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ÿßÿ≥ÿ™ŸÅŸáÿßŸÖ¬†the sign (or¬†point) of interrogation. (b)¬†ÿß€åŸÜ ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ŸÖÿ≠ÿ®ÿ™ ÿßÿ≥ÿ™¬†That is a token of love. 2. A signal; a guide-post; a milestone, etc. Ex.¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ÿÆÿ∑ÿ±¬†a signal of danger. 3.¬†Med. A symptom. Ex.¬†ÿß€åŸÜ ŸÖŸàÿ∂ ⁄ÜŸÜÿØ ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ÿØÿßÿ±ÿØÿ±¬†|| 4. A standard, a banner.¬†Syn.¬†ÿπŸÑŸÖ¬†alam¬†&¬†ÿ®€åÿ±ŸÇ¬†|| [Pl. =¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿßÿ™¬†alamat;¬†ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖalaem;¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖ¬†elam R]¬†Syn.¬†ŸÜÿ¥ÿßŸÜ¬†&¬†ŸÜÿ¥ÿßŸÜŸá¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ÿ¨ŸÖÿπ¬†Math. The sign (or¬†symbol) of addition.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ÿ™ÿπÿ¨€åÿ® The sign (mark or note) of exclamation, the exclamation point.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ⁄©ÿßÿ±ÿÆÿßŸÜŸá Trade mark.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ÿ¨Ÿà€å A meteor.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑŸÖ ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ ÿ¨Ÿà€å Meteorology.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ ÿ±ÿßŸá ÿ¢ŸáŸÜ Railway signals.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ ÿÆÿßÿ±ÿ¨€å External signs, outward symbols, externals.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ ŸÖÿ¥ÿÆÿµŸá Features; characteristics.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ ŸÖÿ±ÿ∂¬†Ô¥æ€åÿß ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿßÿ™Ô¥ø¬†Pronoun¬†The symptoms of a disease.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ ÿÆÿßÿµŸá ŸÖÿ±ÿ∂¬†Ô¥æ€åÿß ÿÆÿµŸàÿµ€åÔ¥ø¬†Pronoun¬†Med. Pathognomic(al) symptoms.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ €åŸÇ€åŸÜ€åŸá (Pronoun)¬†Med. Pathognomic(al) symptoms.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ ÿπŸÖŸàŸÖ€å ŸÖÿ±ÿ∂¬†Pronoun¬†Med. General symptoms.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑŸÖ ÿ™ÿ¥ÿÆ€åÿµ ÿßŸÖÿ±ÿßÿ∂ ÿßÿ≤ ÿ±Ÿà€å ÿπŸÑÿßÿ¶ŸÖ Symptomatology.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ⁄Øÿ∞ÿßÿ±ÿØŸÜ To mark: put a mark on. Ex.¬†ÿØÿ±ÿÆÿ™ Ÿáÿßÿ±ÿß ÿπŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ ⁄Øÿ∞ÿßÿ±ÿØŸÜÿØ

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Noun¬†A¬†Consultation, deliberation, conference.

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personally

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Ÿàÿß⁄òŸá

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if used with past tense in conditional clause and present in result clause

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match, sports game

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ŸÖÿ≥ÿ¨ÿØ

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ÿ¢ŸÖÿØŸÜ

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break, rest period

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ÿ®ÿß ÿπÿ¨ŸÑŸá

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to stay up late

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to become

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to wake up

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frankly, honestly

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(ritual) prayer

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ŸÜŸÖÿßÿ≤ ÿÆŸàÿßŸÜÿØŸÜ

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ŸÅŸáŸÖ€åÿØŸÜ

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ŸÖÿµÿßÿ≠ÿ®Ÿá

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more, most

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ÿ®ŸàÿØŸÜ

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ÿßŸÖÿ¥ÿ®

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going well

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it is possible to

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ÿÆŸàÿßÿ®€åÿØŸÜ

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fixed time, appointment

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”[(advieh)¬†ÿßÿØŸà€åŸá¬†=¬†Plural] 1. A medicine, a drug. Ex.¬†Ÿá€å⁄Ü ÿØŸàÿß€å€åNo medicine was efficacious.¬†Syn.¬†ŸÖÿ§ÿ´ÿ± ŸàÿßŸÇÿπ ŸÜÿ¥ÿØ¬†|| 2.¬†R. A remedy.¬†Syn.¬†ÿØÿßÿ±Ÿà¬†&¬†⁄Üÿßÿ±Ÿá¬†|| 3.¬†Colloq. or slang. Spirits, brandy, etc. [Note. 1. The pl.¬†ÿßÿØŸà€åŸánot only means ‘medicines’ or ‘drugs’, but ‘spices’ as well, in which case it is treated usually as sing, meaning ‘a spice’. This fact necessitates the formation of the pl.¬†ÿßÿØŸà€åŸá ÿ¨ÿßÿ™’spices’ which after all is considered to be erroneous].¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿØŸàÿß ÿÆŸàÿ±ÿØŸÜ To take a medicine.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿØŸàÿß⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive and intransitive verb¬†To treat by medicine. To try medicine(s).¬†CompareŸÖÿØÿßŸà€å ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿØŸàÿß ÿ≤ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†To drug, to apply a medicine (on).¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿØŸàÿß€å ÿÆŸàÿ±ÿØŸÜ€å A medicine (which is to be) used internally.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿØŸàÿß€å ŸÖÿßŸÑ€åÿØŸÜ€å A medicine (which is to be) used externally.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿØŸàÿß€å ÿπÿßŸÖ A heal-all, a catholicon; a panacea.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿØŸàÿß€å ŸáŸÖŸá ÿØÿ±ÿØ A heal-all, a catholicon; a panacea.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿØŸàÿß€å ÿ≤ŸÜÿßŸÜ⁄Ø€å A nostrum.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ®€åÿØŸàÿß 1. Irremediable.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ®€åÿØÿ±ŸÖÿßŸÜ¬†&¬†ÿ®€å⁄Üÿßÿ±Ÿá¬†|| 2. Without any medicine [ =¬†ÿ®ÿØŸàŸÜ ÿØŸàÿß]. [Note¬†2. Combinations designating the different class√©s of medicines, with regard to their general virtues, are to be looked for in the vocab. under the respective second elements, which as a rule, are adjectives. Thus:¬†ÿØŸàÿß€å ŸÖÿ≥⁄©ŸÜ¬†should be looked up under¬†ŸÖÿ≥⁄©ŸÜ].”

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Portion. share, lot; part.¬†By ext. Destiny Ex.¬†ŸÜÿµ€åÿ® ŸÖŸÜ ŸÖÿ≠ŸÜÿ™ ÿ®ŸàÿØ¬†Affliction was my lot.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ®‚ÄçÔÆ©‚Äçÿ±Ÿá¬†&¬†ŸÇÿ≥ŸÖÿ™¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸÜÿµ€åÿ® ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ To be destined (or¬†allotted).¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸÜÿµ€åÿ® Ÿá€å⁄Ü⁄©ÿ≥ ŸÜÿ¥ŸàÿØ May no one have such a (bad) fortune. [O.S.] May this (bad luck) not be destined for anyone.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿÆÿØÿß ŸÜÿµ€åÿ® ⁄©ŸÜÿØ¬†Ô¥æ⁄©ŸáÔ¥ø¬†God grant (that).¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†Ÿäÿß ŸÜÿµ€åÿ®¬†Ô¥æŸà€åÿß ŸÇÿ≥ŸÖÿ™Ô¥ø¬†O Fortune! [Uttered at a lottery or when a hazardous task is undertaken].¬† portionless, unfortunate

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ÿ±ÿ≥ŸÖÿå ÿπÿßÿØÿ™ custom, practice

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Certainty, sureness; assuredness, positiveness. Ex. ÿ™ÿß ÿßÿ≤ ÿßŸà ÿÆÿßÿ∑ÿ± ÿ¨ŸÖÿπ€å ŸÜÿØÿßÿ¥ÿ™Ÿá ÿ®ÿßÿ¥ŸÖ ÿß€åŸÜ ÿ≠ÿ±ŸÅ ÿ±ÿß ÿ®Ÿá ÿßŸà ŸÜŸÖ€å ÿ≤ŸÜŸÖ I will not tell him that unless I am sure of him. i.e. that he is discreet. 2. Composure, tranquillity, tranquil mind.

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Purity, clearness. Ex. (a)¬†ÿµŸÅÿß€å ÿπŸÇ€åÿØŸá¬†purity of faith; (b)¬†ÿµŸÅÿß€å ÿ®ÿßÿØŸá¬†limpidity or clearness of wine.¬†Syn.¬†Ÿæÿß⁄©€å ÿµÿßŸÅ€å¬†&¬†ÿ±Ÿàÿ¥ŸÜ€å¬†|| 2. Pleasantness, pleasant state. Ex.¬†ÿßŸÜ ÿ®ÿßÿ∫ ÿÆ€åŸÑ€å ÿ®ÿß ÿµŸÅÿß ÿ®ŸàÿØ¬†It was a very pleasant garden. 3. Enjoyment; pleasure, delight. Ex.¬†ÿ®€å ÿ¥ŸÖÿß ÿµŸÅÿß€å€å ŸÜÿØÿßÿ¥ÿ™¬†We did not enjoy it (or¬†we were not happy) since you were not there. 4. Peace. [Often¬†ÿµŸÑÿ≠ Ÿà ÿµŸÅÿß]. 5. Sincerity, ingenuousness; good heart, good will. Ex.¬†ÿ®ÿß ÿµŸÅÿß€å ÿÆÿßÿ∑ÿ± ÿ®ÿßŸà ÿØÿßÿØŸÖ¬†I gave it to him willingly.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿµŸÅÿß ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Intransitive verb¬†To enjoy oneself; have a pleasant (or¬†good) time; enjoy the pure weather, a pleasant garden, etc. To take a fancy to (or¬†for) anything.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿµŸÅÿß ÿØÿßÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†1. To make pleasant. Ex.¬†ÿ®ÿßÿ∫ÿ®ÿßŸÜ ÿ®ÿßÿ∫ ÿ±ÿß ÿµŸÅÿß ÿØÿßÿØ¬†|| 2. To reconcile; to make it up between. Ex.¬†ŸáŸÖ€åÿ¥Ÿá ŸÖ€åÿßŸÜ€Ä ŸÖÿ±ÿØŸÖ ÿ±ÿß ÿ®ÿß ŸáŸÖ ÿµŸÅÿß ŸÖ€åÿØÿßÿØ¬†He used to reconcile men with each other.¬†Syn.¬†ÿµŸÑÿ≠ ÿØÿßÿØŸÜ¬†&¬†ÿßÿ¥ÿ™€å ÿØÿßÿØŸÜ¬†|| 3. To give an agreeable or good shape to. Ex.¬†ÿ≥ÿ± Ÿà ÿµŸàÿ±ÿ™ ÿ±ÿß ÿµŸÅÿß€å€å ÿØÿßÿØ¬†He dressed up; also, he trimmed up himself.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿµŸÅÿß ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØ€åÿØ You are welcome! You have given pleasure! [Usually¬†ÿÆŸàÿ¥ ÿ¢ŸÖÿØ€åÿØ ÿµŸÅÿß ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØ€åÿØ].¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ®ÿß ÿµŸÅÿß Pleasant, verdant, enlivening. Serene.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿßŸáŸÑ ÿµŸÅÿß¬†See under¬†ÿßŸáŸÑ¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿßÿÆŸàÿßŸÜ ÿµŸÅÿß A fraternal union of men, faithful to one another.

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Special; peculiar, particular. Ex.¬†⁄Üÿß€å€å ÿ∑ÿπŸÖ€å ÿÆÿßÿµ ÿØÿßÿ±ÿØ¬†Tea has a peculiar flavor.¬†Syn.¬†ŸÖÿÆÿµŸàÿµ¬†|| 2.¬†Gram. Proper. Ex.¬†ÿßÿ≥ŸÖ ÿÆÿßÿµ¬†a proper noun.¬†Ant.ÿπÿßŸÖ¬†|| 3. Choice, excellent. 4. Noble.¬†See¬†ÿÆŸàÿßÿµ¬†|| 5. Private, personal. Ex.¬†ŸÖŸÑŸÉ ÿÆÿßÿµ¬†|| 6.¬†Log. Subaltern. Ex.¬†ŸÇÿ∂ÿ®Ÿá ÿÆÿßÿµ¬†a subaltern proposition. 7. Sacred; holy; also, consecrated. Ex.¬†ÿÆÿßÿµ ÿÆÿØÿßconsecrated to God. [Fem. =¬†ÿÆÿßÿµŸá¬†khasseh].¬†‚ÄîNoun¬†The noble, the nobility. [Pl. =¬†ÿÆÿßÿµÿßŸÜ¬†&¬†ÿÆŸàÿßÿµkhavas].¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿÆÿßÿµ Ÿà ÿπÿßŸÖ High and low, people of all classes.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿÆÿßÿµ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†To consecrate, dedicate, make sacred.

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Hypocrisy; dissimulation.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±€åÿß ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Intransitive verb¬†To dissemble, to act the hypocrite. hypocritically

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“Endurance, power (to endure); capacity; strength. Fortitude. Ex.¬†ÿß€åŸÜ ÿ®⁄ÜŸá ÿ∑ÿßŸÇÿ™ ÿ™ÿ≠ŸÖŸÑ ÿß€åŸÜ ÿ®ÿßÿ± ÿ±ÿß ŸÜÿØÿßÿ±ÿØ¬†This child does not have the power to carry that load.¬†Syn.¬†ŸÇŸàÿ™¬†&¬†ÿ™ÿßÿ®¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ∑ÿßŸÇÿ™ ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive and intransitive verbTo endure, stay, bear, tolerate, suffer patiently: to hold out. Ex. (a)¬†ÿ™ÿß ÿØŸÇ€åŸÇ€Ä ÿ¢ÿÆÿ± ÿ∑ÿßŸÇÿ™ ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØ¬†He held out till the last moment. (b)¬†ÿ∑ŸÅŸÑ ÿ∑ÿßŸÇÿ™ ÿ¥ŸÜ€åÿØŸÜ ÿ¢ŸÅÿ±ÿß ŸÜÿØÿßÿ±ÿØ¬†A child does not have the capacity to hear that.¬† lit. my endurance became bowed/arched. I couldn’t take it anymore. “

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ÿØŸàÿßÿ¨ ÿ±ÿÆÿ™ ÿÆŸàÿßÿ®

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⁄Øÿ¥ŸàÿØŸÜ ÿ®ÿßÿ≤ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ ÿ®ÿ± ⁄Øÿ¥ÿßÿØŸÜ

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Taking refuge, seeking protection.¬†Colloq. =¬†ÿßŸÑÿ™ŸÖÿßÿ≥¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿßŸÑÿ™ÿ¨ÿß ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Ô¥æ€åÿß ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÔ¥ø¬†Intransitive verb¬†To take refuge, to seek protection.

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witness; a testimony or evidence. Ex. (a)¬†ÿÆÿØÿß ⁄ØŸàÿßŸá ÿßÿ≥ÿ™¬†I call God to witness; God is a witness. (b)¬†⁄ØŸàÿßŸá€å ÿ®ÿ±ÿß€å ÿ±ÿßÿ≥ÿ™€å ÿ≥ÿÆŸÜ ÿÆŸàÿØ ŸÜÿØÿßÿ±ÿØ¬†He has no evidence to prove the truth of his statement.¬†See¬†⁄ØŸàÿßŸá€å¬†&¬†ÿ¥ÿßŸáÿØ¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†⁄ØŸàÿßŸá ⁄Øÿ±ŸÅÿ™ŸÜ To call (or take) to witness.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†⁄ØŸàÿßŸá ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØŸÜ To cite as an evidence or example. To call to (or¬†as a) witness.

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straw, chaff to boast of the past

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Foreign, strange, alien; unknown. Ex.¬†ÿ¥ÿÆÿµ ÿ®€å⁄ØÿßŸÜŸá 2. A stranger, a foreigner. [(-ganeegan¬†ÿ®€å⁄ØÿßŸÜ⁄ØÿßŸÜ¬†=¬†ÿ¨] Ex.¬†ÿ®€å⁄ØÿßŸÜ⁄ØÿßŸÜÿ±ÿß ÿßÿ≤ ÿ¢ŸÜÿ¨ÿß ÿ®€åÿ±ŸàŸÜ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÿØ

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Wounded; sore; lacerated. Ex.¬†ÿ®ÿß ŸÇŸÑÿ®€å ÿ≥ÿÆÿ™ ŸÖÿ¨ÿ±Ÿàÿ≠¬†with a heart deeply wounded.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ¨ÿ±€åÿ≠Ÿá ÿØÿßÿ±¬†&¬†ÿ≤ÿÆŸÖ€å¬†|| 2. A wounded person. [Pl. =¬†ŸÖÿ¨ÿ±Ÿàÿ≠€åŸÜ¬†-rooheen].¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸÖÿ¨ÿ±Ÿàÿ≠ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†To wound.¬†Fig¬†To injure.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸÖÿ¨ÿ±Ÿàÿ≠ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ¬†Intransitive verb¬†€åÿß ŸÖÿ¨‚Äç ŸÅTransitive verb¬†To be wounded.¬†Fig. To be injured. Ex.¬†ŸæŸÜÿ¨ ŸÜŸÅÿ± ÿ≥ÿ±ŸÖÿßÿ≤ ŸÖÿ¨ÿ±Ÿàÿ≠ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜÿØ¬†Five soldiers were wounded.

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To like, to choose, to select; to admire or approve (of). Ex. (a)¬†ÿß€åŸÜ ÿ±ŸÜŸÉ ÿ±ÿßŸÜŸÖ€å Ÿæÿ≥ŸÜÿØŸÖ¬†I do not like that color. (b)¬†⁄©ÿØÿßŸÖ €åŸÉ ÿ±ÿß Ÿæÿ≥ŸÜÿØ€åÿØ€åÿØ¬†Which one did you choose or select? [Imper. root =¬†Ÿæÿ≥ŸÜÿØ]

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Deplorable, lamentable. Ex.¬†⁄©ÿßÿ±ÿ¥ ÿ≤ÿßÿ±ÿßÿ≥ÿ™¬†|| 2. Bitter; sad, mournful. Ex.¬†ÿß€å⁄©Ÿá Ÿá€å⁄Ü ŸÜÿ¥ŸÜ€åÿØ€å ŸÜÿßŸÑŸá Ÿáÿß€å ÿ≤ÿßÿ±ŸÖ ÿ±ÿß¬†O thou who listened not to my bitter (ormournful groans). 3. Lean, thin, weak. Ex.¬†ÿ™ŸÜ ÿ≤ÿßÿ±||¬†Syn.¬†ŸÑÿßÿ∫ÿ±¬†&¬†ÿ∂ÿπ€åŸÅ¬†|| 4. Wounded, sore.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ≤ÿÆŸÖ&¬†ŸÖÿ¨ÿ±Ÿàÿ≠¬†|| 5. Humble, contemptible. [Often¬†ÿÆŸàÿßÿ± Ÿà ÿ≤ÿßÿ±¬†].¬†‚ÄîNoun¬†=¬†ÿ≤ÿßÿ±€å¬†(Bitter) weeping; groan.¬†‚ÄîAdverb¬†=¬†ÿ≤ÿßÿ± ÿ≤ÿßÿ±¬†1. Bitterly. 2. Severely, cruelly.

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⁄©Ÿà⁄ÜŸá street, alley, neighborhood

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Resident, residing, dwelling; domiciled. Ex.¬†ÿ®€å⁄ØÿßŸÜ⁄©ÿßŸÜ ŸÖŸÇ€åŸÖ ÿßÿ®ÿ±ÿßŸÜforeigners residing in Iran.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ≥ÿß⁄©ŸÜ¬†|| 2. A resident, a dweller.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸÖŸÇ€åŸÖ ÿ®ŸàÿØŸÜ To reside.

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ÿØŸáÿå ÿ±Ÿàÿ≥ÿ™ÿß

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“to place under one’s influence”

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ŸáŸàÿßŸæ€åŸÖÿß€å ÿ®ÿØŸàŸÜ ÿ≥ÿ±ŸÜÿ¥€åŸÜ

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reconsider

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taxes, public funds

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to target/ be targeted

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to announce

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to come to terms with something

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“<div>ŸáŸÖÿØ€å⁄Øÿ±ÿ±ÿß ÿ≠ŸÖÿß€åÿ™ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ</div><div> </div>to have each other’s backs”

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Things have calmed down (after an argument, dispute, etc)

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“to be to someone’s benefit”

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the media

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ŸÖŸÇÿßŸÑŸá

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ÿØŸàŸÑÿ™ÿå ŸÜÿ∏ÿßŸÖ<div> <div>administration, apparatus</div></div>

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Disagreement is the source of conversation

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advertisements, propaganda

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⁄©ŸÑŸë€å ÿµÿ≠ÿ®ÿ™ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

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ÿÆŸàÿ® Ÿà ÿπŸÖ€åŸÇ ŸÅŸáŸÖ€åÿØŸÜ

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ÿ®ÿ± ÿπ⁄©ÿ≥ ŸÅÿß€åÿØŸá

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to care about sth

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to consider

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scolding<div>, punishment </div><div>to be scolded</div>, to be punished

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contradiction, repugnance, paradox <div>contradictory speaking</div>

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bodyguard

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ÿ¥⁄© ÿ®ÿ±ÿßŸÜ⁄Ø€åÿ≤ suspicious

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nuclear weapon

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firmly, intensely

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ÿ±ÿÆ ÿØÿßÿØŸÜÿå ÿ®Ÿá Ÿàÿ¨ŸàÿØ ÿ¢ŸÖÿØŸÜÿå Ÿæ€åÿØÿß €åÿßŸÅÿ™ŸÜ

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⁄Üÿ±ÿ™ Ÿà Ÿæÿ±ÿ™ ⁄ØŸÅÿ™ŸÜ

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“The sky threatened to rain but it didn’t end up doing so.”

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ÿØÿ± ŸÖŸÇÿßÿ®ŸÑ

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sanctions, blockade, embargo

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in addition to this,

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foreign minister

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negotiations, conversation<div> </div><div>negotiations without preconditions</div>

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They change the system through (the path of) the people.

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The people are bearing the brunt of this stupidity.

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ÿ™ÿ≥Ÿá€åŸÑÿßÿ™

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<div>proportionate</div>

a disproportionate reaction

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“to force someone’s hand”

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to come to a mutual understanding

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ŸÖÿπŸÜ€åÿåŸÖÿπŸÑŸàŸÖ<div> </div><div>ÿØÿßŸÜÿ≥ÿ™Ÿá ÿ¥ÿØŸá</div>

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ÿ¨ŸÜ⁄Ø ÿØÿßÿÆŸÑ€å

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A blow, a stroke; also, a lunge or thrust. Ex.ÿØŸà ÿ∂ÿ±ÿ®ÿ™ ÿ≥ÿÆÿ™ ÿ®ÿßŸà Ÿàÿßÿ±ÿØÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØŸÜÿØThey inflicted two hard blows (or strokes) upon him; they gave him two hard (orsevere) blows.Syn.ÿ∂ÿ±ÿ®|| 2. A contusion, a bruise. 3. A shock. 4. A plague. Ex.ÿ∂ÿ±ÿ®ÿßÿ™ ÿØŸá⁄ØÿßŸÜ€Ä ŸÖÿµÿ±The ten plagues of Egypt.Syn.ÿ®ŸÑÿß ÿ∂ÿ±ÿ®ÿ™ ÿ≤ÿØŸÜTransitive and intransitive verbTo inflict (orgive) a blow.Seeÿ∂ÿ±ÿ® ÿ≤ÿØŸÜ

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1.Arith. Multiplication. 2. Coining; stamping. Ex.ÿ∂ÿ±ÿ® ÿ≥⁄©ŸáCoinage, mintage. 3. A blow, a stroke. Ex.ÿ®ÿß €åŸÉ ÿ∂ÿ±ÿ® ÿ¥ŸÖÿ¥€åÿ± Ÿáÿ± ÿØŸà ÿ±ÿßŸáŸÑÿßŸÉ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØHe killed both with one stroke of his sword. 4. A bruise, a dint or depression.Syn.ÿ∂ÿ±ÿ®ÿ™&⁄©ŸàŸÅÿ™⁄Ø€å|| 5. Force, violence.Syn.ÿ≤Ÿàÿ±&ÿ¨ÿ®ÿ±|| 6. Pressure.Syn.ŸÅÿ¥ÿßÿ±|| 7. Ictus, stress(in prosity). 8.Mus. Time or measure; also, beating time.

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grace period

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proverb, adage

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accepting a bribe

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a blow or smack

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⁄©ÿ™⁄©

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a scuffle

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ÿ¢ÿ®ÿ±Ÿàÿå ÿÆŸàÿ¥ŸÜÿßŸÖ€å

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to impose/activate sanctions

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maximum pressure

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ÿ≥ÿ±ŸÜ⁄ØŸàŸÜ€å

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political party

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to officially recognize

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ŸáŸÖ⁄©ÿßÿ±€å ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

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ŸÅ⁄©ÿ±ÿå ÿß€åÿØŸá

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Humanities

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to brainwash

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to trap someone

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to be under watch

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communications<div> </div><div>telecommunications</div>

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to execute, carry out

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suburbs, outskirts of a city

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throwing acid on a person (usually a man throwing it at a woman)

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dust, dirt

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ÿÆŸàÿ¥ ÿßÿÆŸÑÿßŸÇ

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uncertain untrustworthy

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a nerve, tendon<div> </div><div>Neurology </div><div> </div><div>The nervous system </div>

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to stabilize

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a shared perspective

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very old, outdated

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poorly considered

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To weigh.Syn.⁄©ÿ¥€åÿØŸÜ&Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ|| 2. To measure. 3.Fig. (a) To ponder over. to consider deliberately. Ex.ÿßŸà Ÿáÿ± ŸÜ⁄©ÿ™Ÿá ÿß€å ÿ±ÿß ÿÆŸàÿ® ŸÖ€å ÿ≥ŸÜÿ¨ÿØ(b) To compare, to consider together.

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Ministry of Health

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Equilibrium

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1.AlgAn equation. || 2. Equivalence. 3. Equalization. 4.R. Justice.

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infrastructure

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structure, construction

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upper/lower parts of Tehran

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wastewater management (water purification)

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water filtering

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Defense Department

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<div>ŸæÿßŸÅÿ¥ÿßÿ±€å</div>

focus, obsession, emphasis

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weakpoint

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request. Requesting, asking, solicitation. Supplication, prayer. Ex.¬†ÿßÿ≥ÿ™ÿØÿπÿß€å ŸÖŸÜ ÿß€åŸÜÿ≥ÿ™ ⁄©ÿ©¬†My request is that… ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿßÿ≥ÿ™ÿØÿπÿß ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Intransitive verb¬†To request, to ask, to beg. To supplicate. Ex.¬†ÿßÿ≥ÿ™ÿØÿπÿß ŸÖ€å⁄©ŸÜŸÖ ÿß€åŸÜÿ¨ÿß ÿ®ŸÖÿßŸÜ€åÿØ¬†I ask (or request) you to stay here. ÿ®€åŸÜ ÿØÿ±ÿÆŸàÿßÿ≥ÿ™ Ÿà ÿ™ŸÇÿßÿ∂ÿß

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If you make the smallest mistake…

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isolation, isolated<div> </div><div>to isolate</div>

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to be thirsty for the blood of someone

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ÿ∂ÿ±ÿ±<div>loss, detriment, injury</div><div> </div><div>to incur a loss</div>

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press/media pass

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Seen one, seen them all.

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A groan or groaning, wail(ing), lamentation.InterjectionWoe! Alas!<div> </div><div>Intransitive verbTo groan, to wail, to lament.</div>

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provocation

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to be exempted<div> </div><div>exemption</div>

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to have or show goodwill

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“I’m just getting by. (When your income is the bare minimum)”

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to dive<div> </div><div>ÿ™Ÿà ÿ¢ÿ® Ÿæÿ±€åÿØŸÜ</div>

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punishment

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We never really know the truth behind politics.

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healthy thinking

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shining sun literally; but also, explicitly clear/straightforward/earnest language, like in a political situation

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scale, balance

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during the conversation

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Spelling, 1. orthography. Ex.¬†ÿßŸÖŸÑÿß€å ÿß€åŸÜ ⁄©ŸÑŸÖŸá ⁄Ü€åÿ≥ÿ™¬†How is this word spelled? 2. Dictation. [O.S.] Filling. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿßŸÖŸÑÿßÿ° ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†To spell. ÿØ€å⁄©ÿ™Ÿá

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lever, tool

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Subjugating, taking; conquering. Captivation. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ™ÿ≥ÿÆ€åÿ± ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†1. To conquer, take, subjugate, subdue. Ex.¬†ÿ¢ŸÜ ÿØŸà ŸÖŸÖŸÑ⁄©ÿ™ ÿ±ÿß ÿ™ÿ≥ÿÆ€åÿ± ⁄©ÿ±ÿØ¬†|| 2. To captivate; also, to fascinate or enchant. ŸÖÿ≥ÿÆŸéÿ± conquered, enchanted ŸÖÿ≥ÿÆŸêÿ± conquerer <div>ÿ™ÿµÿ±ŸëŸÅ</div>

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Brave; courageous, daring.Syn.ÿØŸÑÿ®ÿ± <div>Intransitive verbTo act bravely; to distinguish oneself by bravery.</div>

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to take revenge, to compensate, to make amends, to exchange

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conspiracy theory

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ÿ®Ÿáÿ±Ÿá<div>upperhand, advantage</div>

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Melancholyadj., melancholic.Syn.ÿ≥ŸàÿØÿß€å€å|| 2. Atrabilious. 3. Enamoured with love.Syn.ÿ¥€åŸÅÿ™Ÿá

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Distracted, mad, enamored (with love, etc.).Syn. ÿ¥€åÿØÿß

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Eager, anxious, longing, desircus, full of desire. Ex.ÿÆ€åŸÑ€å ŸÖÿ¥ÿ™ÿßŸÇ ÿ®ŸàÿØŸÖ ÿπÿ±Ÿàÿ≥€å ÿßŸàÿ±ÿß ÿ®Ÿá ÿ®€åŸÜŸÖI was very anxious to see him marry.Syn.ÿ¥ÿß€åŸÇ&ÿ¢ÿ±ÿ≤ŸàŸÖŸÜÿØ|| 2. Loving; amorous.

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To scratch; to scrape. Ex.ÿ¢ÿ¨ÿ± ÿØÿ≥ÿ™ŸÖ ÿ±ÿß ÿÆÿ±ÿßÿ¥€åÿØ|| To abrade.Fig. To toil, work hard, struggle. [Imper. root =ÿÆÿ±ÿßÿ¥kharash].Compareÿ™ÿ±ÿßÿ¥€åÿØŸÜ

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A ringlet, a lock of hair, a tress. Syn.ÿ≤ŸÑŸÅ&ÿ≠ŸÑŸÇŸá|| 2. A tuft or crest.Syn.⁄©ÿß⁄©ŸÑ ÿ∑ÿ±€Ä ÿØÿ≥ÿ™ÿßÿ± The hanging or loose end of a turban. ÿ∑ÿ±€Ä Ÿæÿ±€åÿ¥ÿßŸÜ Dishevelled locks.

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To be worthy or deserving, to deserve or merit. 2. To be suitable, to become. [Imper. root =ÿ≥ÿ≤saz] Ex….ÿ≥Ÿæÿßÿ≥ ÿ®€åŸÇ€åÿßÿ≥ ÿÆÿØÿßŸàŸÜÿØ€å ÿ±ÿß ÿ≥ÿ≤ÿØ ⁄©ŸáInfinite thanks become the Lord who…

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An air, melody, tune; a motive; a mode; also, a song. Ex.ŸÜŸàÿß€å ŸÇÿ¥ŸÜ⁄Ø€å ÿ¥ŸÜ€åÿØŸá ŸÖ€åÿ¥ÿØA beautiful air (ortune) was heard.Syn.ŸÖŸÇÿßŸÖ ŸÜÿ∫ŸÖŸá&ŸÑÿ≠ŸÜ|| 2. Name of a tune or note in music. 3. Equipments; furniture.Seeÿ≥ÿßŸÖÿßŸÜ&ÿ®ÿ±⁄Ø|| 4. Sustenance, food, provision.Seeÿ¢ÿ∞ŸàŸÇŸá&ÿ±Ÿàÿ≤€å|| 5. Ease of life;opulence. 6. Imitation, mimicry. [Rare senses] Army; pledge; prisoner; grandson. ŸÜŸàÿß€å ⁄©ÿ≥€åÿ±ÿß ÿØÿ± ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØŸÜ To mimic, ape, take off, or counterfeit any one.

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⁄ØÿØÿßÿå ÿ™ŸÜ⁄Ø ÿØÿ≥ÿ™ÿå ŸÅŸÇ€åÿ±

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“1. A promise. Ex.ŸàŸÅÿß⁄©ÿ±ÿØÔ¥æ€åÿß ÿ®ŸàÿπÿØ€Ä ÿÆŸàÿØÔ¥øŸàÿπÿØ€Ä ÿÆŸàÿØ ÿ±ÿßHe fulfilled his promise.Syn.ŸÇŸàŸÑ&ÿπŸáÿØ|| 2. Term, time, specified day (when a bill, etc. falls due or comes to maturity). Ex. (a)ŸàÿπÿØ€Ä Ÿæÿ±ÿØÿßÿÆÿ™ ŸÇÿ≥ÿ∑ ÿßŸÖÿ±Ÿàÿ± ÿßÿ≥ÿ™The instalment is (orfalls) due to-day.Syn.ŸÖŸàÿπÿØ ŸàÿπÿØŸá ÿØÿßÿØŸÜÔ¥æ€åÿß ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÔ¥øTransitive and intransitive verbTo promise; to give a promise. Ex. (a)ŸàÿπÿØŸá ÿØÿßÿØ ⁄©Ÿá ÿ®€åÿß€åÿØ ŸàŸÜ€åÿßŸÖÿØHe promised to come, but did not come. (b)⁄©ŸÖ ŸàÿπÿØŸá ÿ®ÿØŸáMake few promises.Syn.ŸÇŸàŸÑ ÿØÿßÿØŸÜ ŸàÿπÿØŸá ⁄Øÿ±ŸÅÿ™ŸÜÔ¥æ€åÿß ÿÆŸàÿßÿ≥ÿ™ŸÜÔ¥øTransitive verbTo invite. Ex.ÿØŸàÿ≥ÿ™ÿßŸÜ ÿÆŸàÿØ ÿ±ÿß ÿ®ÿ¢ŸÜ ŸÖŸáŸÖÿßŸÜ€å ŸàÿπÿØŸá ⁄Øÿ±ŸÅÿ™He invited his friends to that feast.Syn.ÿØÿπŸàÿ™ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ ŸàÿπÿØŸá ÿØÿßÿ¥ÿ™ŸÜ To be invited. ŸàÿπÿØŸá ⁄Øÿ∞ÿßÿ¥ÿ™ŸÜ To appoint or fix a time, to make an appointment. ÿ®ŸàÿπÿØ€Ä ⁄ÜŸáÿßÿ±ŸÖÿßŸá 4 months after date. [Note.ŸÖŸàÿßÿπ€åÿØmava-eed, which is properly the pl. ofŸÖŸàÿπŸàÿØmay be adopted for the pl. ofŸàÿπÿØŸáto mean `promises’. Ex.ŸÖŸàÿßÿπ€åÿØÿπÿ±ŸÇŸàÿ®€åfalse promises.Seeÿπÿ±ŸÇŸàÿ®€å”

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ÿ®ÿÆÿ¥€åÿØŸÜ<div>to exempt</div>

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sink, sewer

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ÿØŸÑ ÿÆŸàÿßŸáÿå ŸÖÿπÿ¥ŸàŸÇÿå ÿØŸÑ Ÿæÿ≥ŸÜÿØ

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Ill, sick.Syn.ŸÜÿßÿÆŸàÿ¥ ŸÄ ÿ®€åŸÖÿßÿ±&ŸÖÿ±€åÿ∂|| 2. Afflicted, grieved, distressed.Syn.ÿ∫ŸÖ ÿ≤ÿØŸá&ŸÖÿµ€åÿ®ÿ™ ÿ≤ÿØŸá

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ÿ∑Ÿàÿ±ÿå ÿ¨Ÿàÿ±<div> </div><div>Horsemen. Horses. An army. A swarm. </div><div>ÿ¨. ÿÆ€åŸàŸÑÿå ÿßÿÆ€åÿßŸÑ</div><div> </div><div>Snot. </div><div> </div><div> </div>

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⁄Øÿ∞ÿ±ÿßŸÜÿØŸÜ . 2 - ÿ®Ÿá ÿ¨ÿß ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØŸÜ ŸàÿπÿØŸá .<div> </div><div>lead, live, to spend (time) </div>

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Without compasses.By ext., freehand.Fig. Unprincipled.

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Strong or ardent desire, eagerness, yearning.Syn.ÿßÿ¥ÿ™€åÿßŸÇ&ÿ¢ÿ±ÿ≤Ÿà|| 2. Propensity; inclination; also, interest.Syn.ÿ™ŸÖÿß€åŸÑ&ŸÖ€åŸÑ|| 3. Love, affection.Syn.ŸÖÿ≠ÿ®ÿ™&ÿπÿ¥ŸÇ|| 4. Pleasure; delight.Syn.ÿÆŸàÿ¥€å ŸÄ ÿ¥ÿπŸÅ&ÿ≥ÿ±Ÿàÿ±|| 5. Fervor.Compare.ÿ∞ŸàŸÇ|| [Pl. =ÿßÿ¥ŸàÿßŸÇashvagh]. ÿ¥ŸàŸÇ ÿØÿßÿ¥ÿ™ŸÜ To have a (strong) desire or yearning. To take an interest (in anything). To have a propensity or inclination. Ex.ÿßŸàÿ¥ŸàŸÇ ÿ≤€åÿßÿØ€å ÿ®ÿ±ÿß€å ÿ™ÿ≠ÿµ€åŸÑÔ¥æ€åÿß ÿ®ÿ™ÿ≠ÿµ€åŸÑÔ¥øÿØÿßÿ±ÿØHe has an ardent desire to study; he takes great interest or delight in learning. ÿ®ÿ¥ŸàŸÇ ÿ¢ŸÖÿØŸÜ To find an interest (in something); to grow fond (of a thing) To be inflamed with enthusiasm. ÿ≥ÿ±Ÿê ÿ¥ŸàŸÇ ÿ¢ŸÖÿØŸÜ To find an interest (in something); to grow fond (of a thing) To be inflamed with enthusiasm. ÿ®ÿ¥ŸàŸÇ ÿ¢Ÿàÿ±ÿØŸÜ To give interest, fill with desire, make fond or inclined. To inflame with enthusiasm. ÿ¥ŸàŸÇ Ÿà ÿ∞ŸàŸÇ Enthusiasm, zeal, fervor, ardor. Great interest. Great joy or pleasure. Ex.ŸÖŸÜ ÿ®ÿßÿ¥ŸàŸÇ Ÿà ÿ∞ŸàŸÇ ÿ≤ÿ®ÿßÿØ ÿ®ÿ¢ŸÜ ⁄©ŸàÿØ ⁄©ÿßŸÜ ÿ™ÿπŸÑ€åŸÖ ŸÖ€åÿØÿßÿØŸÖI used to teach these children with great enthusiasm or fervor; (also, with great interest or pleasure).

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Tasteless. Inelegant. Void of literary or intellectual taste.

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Versed in politics, diplomacy, or government; statesmanlike; diplomatic. Politic. 2. A statesman; a politician. [Usually in the pl. formÿ≥€åÿßÿ≥ÿ™ ŸÖÿØÿßÿ±ÿßŸÜpoliticians or statesmen].

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1.Astr. An orbit Ex.ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ÿ≥Ÿæÿßÿ±Ÿá|| 2. A pivot or axis [often in comp. as inÿ¥ÿ±€åÿπÿ™ ŸÖÿØÿßÿ±which see].Syn.ŸÇÿ∑ÿ®|| 3. A circumference.Syn.ŸÖÿ≠€åÿ∑|| 4.Geog. A circle; a parallel. Ex.ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ŸÇÿ∑ÿ®€åthe polar circle. 5.Astr. &geogA tropic. 6.Fig. (a) Center, seat; (b) Means. [Pl. =ŸÖÿØÿßÿ±ÿßÿ™madarat].SeeŸÖÿØÿßÿ±€åŸÜ ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ÿ±ÿ£ÿ≥ ÿßŸÑÿ≥ÿ±ÿ∑ÿßŸÜ The Tropic of Cancer. ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ÿ≥ÿ±ÿ∑ÿßŸÜ The Tropic of Cancer. ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ÿ±ÿ£ÿ≥ ÿßŸÑÿ¨ÿØ€å The Tropic of Capricorn. ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ÿ¨ÿØ€å The Tropic of Capricorn. ŸÖÿØÿ±ÿßÿ™ €åŸàŸÖ€åŸá Parallels of latitude. ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ŸÜÿµŸÅ ÿßŸÑŸÜ‚ÄçÔÆ©‚Äçÿßÿ± A meridian. ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ŸÇÿ∑ÿ® ÿ¥ŸÖÿßŸÑ The Arctic Circle. ŸÖÿØÿßÿ± ŸÇÿ∑ÿ® ÿ¨ŸÜŸàÿ® The Antarctic Circle.

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Deficiency. Loss. Decrease. Shortage.Syn.⁄©ÿ≥ÿ±ŸÜŸÇÿµ&⁄©ŸÖ€åor⁄©ŸÖÿ®ŸàÿØ ŸÜŸÇÿµÿßŸÜ Ÿæÿ∞€åÿ±ŸÅÿ™ŸÜ To be diminished or decreased, to diminishv.i.; to grow less or shorter.Syn.⁄©ŸÖ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ

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Nature, temperament, constitution; mold, make; mettle; disposition. Ex.ÿ≥ÿ±ÿ¥ÿ™ ÿ¢ÿØŸÖ ÿßÿ≤ ÿÆÿßŸÉ ÿßÿ≥ÿ™Human is made of earth.

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To knead, mix; mold. Ex.ÿ¢ÿ±ÿØ ÿ≥ÿ±ÿ¥ÿ™ŸÜ|| 2. To form, shape; make.By ext. To create. Ex.ÿÆÿØÿß ÿßŸÜÿ≥ÿßŸÜ ÿ±ÿß ÿßÿ≤ÿÆÿßŸÉ ÿ≥ÿ±ÿ¥ÿ™[Imper. root =ÿ≥ÿ±€åÿ¥sereesh].

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Drowned, plunged.Fig. (a) Absorbed; (b) overwhelmed. Ex. (a)ŸÖÿ≥ÿ™ÿ∫ÿ±ŸÇ ŸÅ⁄©ÿ±plunged or absorbed in thinking; (b)ŸÖÿ≥ÿ™ÿ∫ÿ±ŸÇ ÿ∫ÿµŸáoverwhelmed with grief. ŸÖÿ≥ÿ™ÿ∫ÿ±ŸÇ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜIntransitive verb[O.S.] To be drowned.Fig. 1. To plunge, to dive. 2. To be overwhelmed. 3. To be absorbed.

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A voice from an invisible speaker, a secret (ormysterious) voice. A crier. A masculine, proper name.

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Drowned; covered all over. Ex.ÿ∫ÿ±ŸÇŸá ÿ®ÿÆŸàŸÜcovered all over with (orweltering in) blood.

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€±. ÿ∫ŸÖÿõ ÿßŸÜÿØŸàŸá. €≤. ÿ±ŸÜÿ¨. €≥. ⁄Øÿ±ŸÅÿ™ÿßÿ±€å. €¥. (ÿßÿ≥ŸÖ ŸÖÿµÿØÿ±) ÿ¢ÿ≤ŸÖŸàÿØŸÜ ÿØÿ± ÿÆ€åÿ± €åÿß ÿ¥ÿ±ÿõ ÿ¢ÿ≤ŸÖÿß€åÿ¥ ÿØÿ± ŸÜÿπŸÖÿ™ €åÿß ŸÖÿ≠ŸÜÿ™.

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catgut, a cord or chord. A bowstring. A lace; a welt. ÿ≤Ÿá ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ ⁄©ŸÖÿßŸÜ To string the bow: to be prepared to shoot. ÿ≤Ÿá ÿ™ÿßÿ®€åÿØŸÜ To twist a cord; to spin a gut. ÿ≤Ÿá ÿ≤ÿØŸÜSlang. To show the white feather. To draw back. To scamper; bolt; give the slip.

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Continual, perpetual; permanent.

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Envy, jealousy; also, grudge.Seeÿ±ÿ¥ŸÉ ÿ≠ÿ≥ÿØ ÿ®ÿ±ÿØŸÜIntransitive verbTo envy. Ex.ÿ®ŸÖÿπŸÑŸàŸÖÿßÿ™ ŸÖŸÜ ÿ≠ÿ≥ÿØ ŸÖ€åÿ®ÿ±ÿØHe envies my qualifications. ÿ≠ÿ≥ÿØ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜIntransitive verbTo envy. Ex.ÿ®ŸÖÿπŸÑŸàŸÖÿßÿ™ ŸÖŸÜ ÿ≠ÿ≥ÿØ ŸÖ€åÿ®ÿ±ÿØHe envies my qualifications. ÿßÿ≤ ÿ±Ÿà€å ÿ≠ÿ≥ÿØ Enviously, jealously.

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Naturally or actively envious.

Answer 333

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A garden.Syn.ÿ®ÿßÿ∫&ŸÅÿ±ÿØŸàÿ≥|| 2. Description of the martyrdom of Emam Hossein and other martyrs of Karbala. Tragical eulogy of the martyrs of Karbala. [(rowzat)ÿ±Ÿàÿ∂ÿßÿ™=Plural] [Note. These descriptions and eulogies were compiled in a book calledÿ±Ÿàÿ∂Ÿá ÿßŸÑÿ¥‚ÄçÔÆ©‚ÄçÿØÿßÿ°rowzatosh-shohada. Hence the namerowzeh]. ÿ±Ÿàÿ∂€Ä ÿ±ÿ∂ŸàÿßŸÜ The garden of Paradise.

Answer 334

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ŸÇÿ®ÿ±ÿå ⁄ØŸàÿ±

Answer 335

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Eternal, perpetual [=ÿßÿ®ÿØ€å]. Elevated. [Attributes of God]. 2. A lord, chief, or elder. A masculine, proper name.

Answer 336

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To bite, to sting. Ex.ÿß€åŸÜ ÿ¨ÿßŸÜŸàÿ± ŸÜŸÖ€å⁄Øÿ≤ÿØ|| 2. To nettle. 3.R. To prick (with a needle). 4.Fig. To be sarcastic.

Answer 337

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Answer 338

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Unlucky, unfortunate, ill-starred.

Answer 339

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Horoscope; fortune, luck; (lucky or ill) star. Ex. ‚â™€åÿß ÿ±ÿ® ÿßÿ≤ŸÖÿßÿØÿ± ⁄Ø€åÿ™€å ÿ®⁄ÜŸá ÿ∑ÿßŸÑÿπ ÿ≤ÿßÿØŸÖ‚â´ O God, under the influence of what star was the mother world delivered of me?Syn.ÿßŸÇÿ®ÿßŸÑ ÿ®ÿÆÿ™&ÿßÿÆÿ™ÿ±|| 2. Rising; appearing, peeping [=ÿ∑ŸÑŸàÿπ ⁄©ŸÜŸÜÿØŸá]. ÿ∑ÿßŸÑÿπ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ To rise; to appear. Ex.ÿ¢ŸÅÿ™ÿßÿ® ÿ∑ÿßŸÑÿπ ÿ¥ÿØThe sun rose (oris risen).Syn.ÿ∑ŸÑŸàÿπ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ ÿ∑ÿßŸÑÿπ ÿØ€åÿØŸÜ To cast a horoscope; to tell fortune.

Answer 340

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A plan. Prudence; policy, expedient. Management. Deliberation. Contrivance. Rule, administration. ÿ∑ÿ±ÿ≠

Answer 341

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Indeed; forsooth.

Answer 342

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Favor, grace: aid. Ex.ÿπŸÜÿß€åÿ™ ÿßŸÑŸá€ådivine favor.Syn.ÿßŸÑÿ™ŸÅÿßÿ™ ŸÖÿ±ÿ≠ŸÖÿ™&ÿ™ŸàŸÅ€åŸÇ|| 2.R. Solicitude, anxiety, care. ÿπŸÜÿß€åÿ™ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÔ¥æ€åÿß ŸÅÿ±ŸÖŸàÿØŸÜÔ¥øTransitive and intransitive verbTo help, to aid. To grant; to favor (with). Ex.ÿÆÿØÿßŸàŸÜÿØ ÿπŸÜÿß€åÿ™ ŸÅÿ±ŸÖŸàÿØ ⁄©Ÿá ÿØŸà ÿ®ÿßÿ±Ÿá €å⁄©ÿØ €å⁄Øÿ± ÿ±ÿß ÿØ€åÿØ€åŸÖThe Lord granted (orit was divine favor) that we met each other once more.Syn.ÿ™ŸàŸÅ€åŸÇ ÿØÿßÿØŸÜ&ÿßŸÑŸÜŸÅÿßÿ™ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

Answer 343

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Unkind, disobliging.

Answer 344

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Alvand Mountain near Hamedan, Iran<div> </div><div>1. The Tigris. 2. =ÿßŸÑŸàŸÜÿØalvand, a mountain near Hamadan. 3. Grandeur, pomp. 4. Elegance, beauty. </div>

Answer 345

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“Bewaring, avoiding, shunning. Caution; warning. ÿ≠ÿ∞ÿ± ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜTransitive and intransitive verbTo beware, avoid; shun, guard oneself; take note. Ex.ÿßÿ≤ ŸÖÿπÿßÿ¥ÿ±ÿ™ ÿ®ÿßÿ®ÿØÿßŸÜ ÿ≠ÿ∞ÿ± ⁄©ŸÜBeware the company of the wicked. ÿ®ÿ± ÿ≠ÿ∞ÿ± ÿ®ŸàÿØŸÜ To be on one’s guard, guard oneself, beware. Ex.ÿ®ÿ±ÿ≠ÿ∞ÿ± ÿ®ÿßÿ¥ ⁄©Ÿá ŸÇÿ±€åÿ® ŸÜÿÆŸàÿ±€åGuard yourself against deception; be careful that you are not deceived.”

Answer 346

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The best animal selected from a flock.By ext. The best or choicest thing selected.

Answer 347

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ŸÇÿ≥ŸÖÿå ÿπŸáÿØÿå ŸàÿπÿØŸá

Answer 348

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“An incantation. A prayer recited mechanically. Telling one’s beads. A section of the Koran recited privately. A watering-placeR. [Pl. =ÿßŸàÿ±ÿßÿØowrad]. Ÿàÿ±ÿØ ÿÆŸàÿßŸÜÿØŸÜ To tell (orsay) one’s beads. To recite one’s prayers, etc. mechanically. To recite an incantation. Ÿàÿ±ÿØ ÿ≤ÿ®ÿßŸÜ A habitual phrase; anything frequently repeated.<div></div>”

Answer 349

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⁄ØŸèŸÑ

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To melt; liquefy, thaw, fuse. Ex.ŸÖŸàŸÖ ÿ±ÿß ÿ±Ÿà€å ÿ¢ÿ™ÿ¥ ⁄ØÿØÿßÿÆÿ™ŸÖI melted the wax over the fire. 2. To smelt. 3. To clarify, as butter.Syn.ÿ¢ÿ® ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ&ÿ∞Ÿàÿ® ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ|| 4.Fig. To consume.‚ÄîIntransitive verb1. To meltv.i. To thaw. Ex.ÿ¢ŸáŸÜ ÿ®ÿß ⁄ÜŸá ÿØÿ±ÿ¨Ÿá ÿ≠ÿ±ÿßÿ±ÿ™ ŸÖ€å⁄ØÿØÿßÿ≤ÿØ|| 2.Fig. To be consumed.

Answer 351

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Consuming the soul. Heart-breaking. Tragic, sad. Ex.ŸÜÿßŸÑ€Ä ÿ¨ÿßŸÜ ⁄ØÿØÿßÿ≤

Answer 352

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A sanctuary; an altar, an adytum: principal place in a mosque where the Imam leads the people in prayer.<div> </div><div>the arch inside a mosque</div>

Answer 353

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“<div><div><div>1. Obligatory, necessary, binding; indispensable; incumbent. Ex.ÿ®ÿ±ŸÖŸÜ Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® ÿßÿ≥ÿ™ ⁄©Ÿá ÿßÿ≤ ÿßŸàÿØ€åÿØŸÜ ⁄©ŸÜŸÖIt is incumbent (ornecessary for) me to pay him a visit.Syn.ŸÅÿ±ÿ∂&ŸÑÿßÿ≤ŸÖ|| 2. Worthy; condign.Syn.ÿ≥ÿ≤Ÿá ÿßŸàÿßÿ± Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® ÿßŸÑŸÇÿ™ŸÑ(‚Äîolghatl)Deserving death, as a criminal. Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® ÿßŸÑÿßÿ≠ÿ™ÿ±ÿßŸÖ(‚Äîol-ehteram)Deserving to be honored, worthy of respect; hence, honorable. Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® ÿßŸÑÿßÿØÿß(‚Äîol-ada)Payable; necessary to be paid (ordischarged. Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® ÿßŸÑÿßŸÖÿ™ÿ´ÿßŸÑ(vajebol-emtesal)Necessary to be obeyed or followed, that must be obeyed. Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® ÿßŸÑÿ™ÿπÿ∏€åŸÖ(vajebotta’zeem)Worthy of respect. Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® ÿßŸÑÿ±ÿπÿß€åŸá(vajeborre-ayah)Deserving to be observed, honored, or favored.Seeÿ±ÿπÿß€åÿ™ Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® ÿßŸÑŸàÿ¨ŸàÿØ(vajebolvojood)Whose existence is indispensable; self-existent. ÿ®Ÿàÿßÿ¨ÿ® Condign.</div></div></div> ”

Answer 354

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“Spite. Doing a thing contrary to the will (orin spite) of another. Reluctance; dislike. ÿπŸÑ€å ÿ±ÿ∫ŸÖ(alaragh’meh)In spite of; against the will of. Ex.ÿπŸÑ€å ÿ±ÿ∫ŸÖ ÿØÿ¥ŸÖŸÜ ÿ®ÿß€åÿØ ÿß€åŸÜ⁄©ÿßÿ± ÿ±ÿß ⁄©ÿ±ÿØ ÿπŸÑ€å ÿ±ÿ∫ŸÖ ÿßŸÜŸÅŸá(alaraghmeh anfehee)In spite of him, against his will.”

Answer 355

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to take after<div> </div><div>The child takes after his mother. </div>

Answer 356

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(Act of) drinking. An agreeable or wholesome drink; a treacle; an antidote.By extEnjoyment; joy; pleasure. 2. Wholesome; agreeable; sweet.Syn.⁄ØŸàÿßÿ±ÿß<div> </div><div>ÿÆŸàÿ¥ (classical)</div>

Answer 357

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“The shoulder.Syn.ÿ¥ÿßŸÜŸá|| Ex.ŸÅÿ±ÿ≤ŸÜÿØ ÿÆŸàÿØ ÿ±ÿß ÿ±Ÿà€å ÿØŸàÿ¥ ŸÜÿ¥ÿßŸÜÿØHe seated his child on his shoulder. ÿ®Ÿá ÿØŸàÿ¥ ⁄Øÿ±ŸÅÿ™ŸÜ To carry on one’s shoulders. To pack.Fig. 1. To assume, as a responsibility; to carry the burden of (responsibility). 2. To suffer. ÿØŸàÿ¥ ÿØÿßÿØŸÜ To help. [O.S.] To offer one’s shoulder for another’s burden. ÿØŸàÿ¥ ÿ≤ÿØŸÜÔ¥æ€åÿß ÿ®ÿ±ÿ≤ÿØŸÜÔ¥ø=ÿ¥ÿßŸÜŸá ÿ®ÿßŸÑÿß ÿßŸÜÿØÿßÿÆÿ™ŸÜTo shrug the shoulders.”

Answer 358

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to milk (a cow)

Answer 359

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Indeed, in fact, verily; certainly.<div> </div><div>ÿßŸÑÿ≠ŸÇ</div>

Answer 360

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ŸæÿßÿØÿ¥ÿßŸá

Answer 361

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“Raising, lifting, elevating. Removal, taking off (or¬†away), setting aside. Curing, remedying. Abolition; elimination. Putting an end to, extermination. Cessation, stoppage, discontinuation. Settlement, adjustment. Appealing to a judge. Gathering the harvest.¬†Ar. gr. (a) Putting a noun in the nominative case; (b) the vowel-point¬†zammeh(‚óå‚ÄçŸè‚Ä¨), as the sign of the nominative case.¬†CompareÿØŸÅÿπ¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ŸÖÿ±ÿ∂ Curing or remedying a disease.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ≠ÿ¨ÿßÿ® €åÿßŸÜŸÇÿßÿ® Unveiling, setting aside or removing the veils.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ∏ŸÑŸÖ Putting an end to oppression, suppression of injustice.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ¥⁄©ÿß€åÿ™ Redressing a grievance.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ŸÖÿßŸÑ€åÿßÿ™ Abolition of a tax or taxes.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿßÿÆÿ™ŸÑÿßŸÅ Settlement of a dispute or difference; reconciliation.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿÆÿ≥ÿ™⁄Ø€å Refreshment.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿÆÿ≥ÿ™⁄Ø€å ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ To refresh oneself.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ™ŸàŸÇ€åŸÅ Release. Withdrawal.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ™ŸàŸÇ€åŸÅ ÿ®ÿß ÿ∂ŸÖÿßŸÜÿ™ Replevin.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ™ŸàŸÇ€åŸÅ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ To release, withdraw, or recover (confiscated objects). To set free; to release. To replevy.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ŸÑŸàÿßÿ°¬†Ô¥æ€åÿß ÿπŸÑŸÖÔ¥ø¬†Raising, erecting, or hoisting a banner, flag, etc.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ŸÖ€åÿßŸá Hydraulics.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ 1. To cure, to remedy. Ex. (a)¬†⁄ØŸÜŸá ⁄ØŸÜŸá ÿ™ÿ® ÿ±ÿß ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ŸÖ€å⁄©ŸÜÿØ¬†Quinine cures fever. (b)¬†ŸÖŸÜ ÿ™ŸÜÿ®ŸÑ€å ÿßŸàÿ±ÿß¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿÆŸàÿßŸáŸÖ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØ¬†I will cure (or¬†take care of) his laziness. 2. To remove, take off (or¬†away), set aside. Ex.¬†ÿ≤ŸÜÿßŸÜ ÿ¢ŸÜ ŸÖÿπŸÑ⁄©ÿ™ ÿ≠ÿ¨ÿßÿ® ÿ±ÿß ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜÿØ¬†The women of that country took off their veils; the women…. were unveiled. 3. To settle, adjust; reconcile; smooth, as difficulties, etc. Ex.¬†ÿ®€åÿß€å€åÿØ ÿßÿÆÿ™ŸÑÿßŸÅ ÿ±ÿß ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ⁄©ŸÜ€åŸÖ¬†Let us settle the dispute (or¬†reconcile the difference). 4. To abolish, cancel, abrogate.¬†Syn.¬†ŸÖŸàŸÇŸàŸÅ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†|| 5. To put an end to, suppress, exterminate. Ex.¬†ÿßŸà ŸÜÿ™ŸàÿßŸÜÿ≥ÿ™ ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ∏ŸÑŸÖ ÿ±ÿß ÿ®⁄©ŸÜÿØ¬†|| 6. To redress, as a grievance. 7.¬†R. To raise, lift; erect.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ Ÿà ÿØŸÅÿπ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†To remove. To eliminate. To put an end to, exterminate; abolish.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ŸÖŸàÿßŸÅÿπ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ To surmount obstacles, to eliminate difficulties.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿπÿ∑ÿ¥ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ To quench one’s thirst.¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ¬†Intransitive verb¬†€åÿß. ŸÖÿ¨‚Äç. ŸÅ. ŸÖTransitive verb¬†1. To be cured or remedied.¬†ÿ¢ŸÜ ŸÖÿ±ÿ∂ ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ¥ÿØ¬†|| 2. To be settled. Ex.¬†ÿßÿÆÿ™ŸÑÿßŸÅ ÿ∑ÿ±ŸÅ€åŸÜ ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ¥ÿØ¬†|| 3. To be abolished or suppressed; to cease or come to an end. Ex.¬†ÿ≥Ÿæÿßÿ≥ ÿÆÿØÿß ÿ±ÿß ⁄©Ÿá ÿ®€åÿØÿßÿØ ÿ±ŸÅÿπ ÿ¥ÿØ”

Answer 362

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Answer 363

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“Are you crazy? what’s wrong with you? wtf?”

Answer 364

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to instigate, cause trouble, interfere in an argument like walking in on an argument and slyly saying something that makes them even more pissed off

Answer 365

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self-aware

Answer 366

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ÿÆÿØÿß ÿ≠ÿßŸÅÿ∏

Answer 367

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ŸÖÿßŸá ÿÆ€åŸÑ€å ÿ≤€åÿ®ÿßÿ≥ÿ™

Answer 368

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ÿÆ€åŸÑ€å ÿ®ÿß ŸÖÿ≤Ÿá

Answer 369

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“Let’s go!”

Answer 370

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Come onnnnn

Answer 371

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Come onnn

Answer 372

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ÿ®ŸÑŸá

Answer 373

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to perform surgery

Answer 374

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Generosity, bounty, munificence.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ®ÿÆÿ¥ÿ¥¬†|| 2. Nobility; grandeur.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ®ÿ≤ÿ±⁄Ø€å¬†|| 3. Courtesy, kindness.¬†Syn.¬†ŸÖŸáÿ±ÿ®ÿßŸÜ€å¬†&¬†ŸÑÿ∑ŸÅ ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†⁄©ÿ±ŸÖ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive and intransitive verb¬†1. To be generous or liberal.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ®ÿÆÿ¥ÿ¥ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†|| 2. To grant.¬†See¬†ÿ®ÿÆÿ¥€åÿØŸÜ¬†&¬†⁄©ÿ±ÿßŸÖÿ™ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†3. To deign. Ex.¬†⁄©ÿ±ŸÖ ŸÜŸÖÿß Ÿà ŸÅÿ±ŸàÿØÿ¢¬†Deign to come (down). ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿµÿßÿ≠ÿ® ⁄©ÿ±ŸÖ Generous, liberal; noble.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ®ÿÆÿ¥ŸÜÿØŸá ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ®ÿß ⁄©ÿ±ŸÖ Generous, liberal; noble.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ®ÿÆÿ¥ŸÜÿØŸá

Answer 375

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nectarine

Answer 376

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nectarine

Answer 377

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(A rough variety of) peach.¬†See¬†ŸáŸÑŸà¬†||¬†Met. A kiss [ÿ®Ÿàÿ≥Ÿá].

Answer 378

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[O.S.] Being cut off. 2. Fall, decline, downfall, overthrow, overturn. 3. End, extinction. Ex. 2 & 3.¬†ÿßŸÜŸÇÿ±ÿßÿ∂ ÿ≥ŸÑÿ≥ŸÑ€Ä ŸÇÿßÿ¨ÿßÿ±€åŸá¬†the overthrow or extinction of the Ghajar Dynasty. 4.¬†R. Lapse.¬†See¬†ŸÖŸÜŸÇÿ±ÿ∂ ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿ™ÿß ÿßŸÜŸÇÿ±ÿßÿ∂ ÿπÿßŸÑŸÖ Forever, to the end of the world. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿßŸÜŸÇÿ±ÿßÿ∂ €åÿßŸÅÿ™ŸÜ =¬†ŸÖŸÜŸÇÿ±ÿ∂ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ

Answer 379

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Saturn peach (the round flat ones)

Answer 380

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A bud. Ex.ÿ∫ŸÜ⁄ÜŸá Ÿáÿß ÿ¥⁄ØŸÅÿ™Ÿá ÿßŸÜÿØThe buds have opened. 2. The core of a quince. 3. A knosp. ÿ∫ŸÜ⁄ÜŸá ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜIntransitive and transitive1. To bud, to put forth buds. Ex.ÿØÿ± ÿÆÿ™Ÿáÿß ÿ∫ŸÜ⁄ÜŸá ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸá ÿßŸÜÿØ|| 2. To purse, as the lips. Ex.ŸÑÿ®Ÿáÿß€åÿ¥ ÿ±ÿß ÿπŸÜ⁄ÜŸá ⁄©ÿ±ÿØ ÿ∫ŸÜ⁄ÜŸá ÿ≤ÿØŸÜÔ¥æ€åÿß ÿ®ÿ≥ÿ™ŸÜÔ¥øIntransitive verbTo bud, put forth buds, form a bud or buds. ÿ∫ŸÜ⁄Ü€Ä ÿ®⁄©ÿßÿ±ÿ™ (The flower of) virginity

Answer 381

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A needle. ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿÆ€åÿßÿ∑€å A sewing-neddle. ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ¨ŸàÿßŸÑÿØŸàÿ≤ A packing-neddle. [Often simplyÿ¨ŸàÿßŸÑÿØŸàÿ≤]. ÿ≥ÿ± ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ A needle-point.FigA trifle; a little bit of a thing. ÿ™Ÿá ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ The eye of a neddle. ⁄Üÿ¥ŸÖÔ¥æ€åÿß ⁄Üÿ¥€ÄÔ¥øÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜThe eye of a neddle. ⁄©ŸàŸÜ ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ The eye of a neddle. ÿ≥Ÿàÿ±ÿßÿÆ ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ The eye of a neddle. ÿ¨ÿß€å ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ 1. A prick. 2. =ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜÿØÿßŸÜ ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ŸÖÿ∫ŸÜÿßÿ∑€åÿ≥ A magnetic needle. ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿØŸàÿ±ÿßŸá€å A switch, a point. ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ¢ÿ®ŸÑŸá ⁄©ÿ±ÿ®€å A vaccine-point. ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ŸÖÿ≠ŸÉ A touch-needle. ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ≤ÿØŸÜTransitive verb1. To prick (with a neddle) Ex.ŸÖÿßÿØÿ± ÿØÿ≥ÿ™ ÿ®⁄ÜŸá ÿ±ÿß ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ≤ÿØÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ≤ÿØ|| 2. To fix, as by a neddle or pin.‚ÄîIntransitive verbTo be engaged in needlework; to sewv.i ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ To have a Pricking sensation; to feel pins and needles. ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ€å ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ To have a Pricking sensation; to feel pins and needles.‚â´ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ€å €åÿßÿ®ÿØ ⁄©ÿ≤€åÿß€å ÿ®ÿ± ÿ¢ÿ±ÿØÿÆÿßÿ±€å‚â™Prov. One nail drives anotherLit, A needle is needed to drive out a thorn from the foot. €åŸÉ ÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤ŸÜ ÿ®ÿÆŸàÿ±ÿ™ ÿ®ÿ≤ŸÜ €åŸÉ ÿÆŸàÿßŸÑÿØŸàÿ≤ ÿ®ŸÖÿ±ÿØŸÖProv. Prick yourself with a needle before pricking others with a packing-needle. [Proverb teaching equity and justice among mankind].

Answer 382

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<div>to bore, pierce</div>

<div>1. Bored, perforated. [P.P. ofÿ≥ŸÅÿ™ŸÜ]Syn.ÿ≥Ÿàÿ±ÿßÿÆ ÿ¥ÿØŸá||R. 2. An earring of gold or silver.See⁄ØŸàÿ¥Ÿàÿßÿ±Ÿá|| 3.R. A gift.Syn.ÿ™ÿ≠ŸÅŸá ŸÜÿßÿ≥ŸÅÿ™Ÿá Unbored, not pierced or perforated.Met. Virginadj. See.ÿ®ÿß⁄©ÿ±Ÿá </div>

(One) whose ear has been bored; a slave.Syn.ÿ≠ŸÑŸÇŸá ÿ®⁄ØŸàÿ¥||By ext. Submissive.Syn.ŸÅÿ±ŸÖÿßŸÜ€åÿ±ÿØÿßÿ±

Answer 383

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“1. Jasmine jessamine [contraction of€åÿßÿ≥ŸÖŸÜ]. 2.R. Trefoil. ⁄ÜŸÜÿØÿßŸÜ ÿ≥ŸÖŸÜ ÿßÿ≥ÿ™ ⁄©Ÿá €åÿßÿ≥ŸÖŸÜ Ÿæ€åÿØÿß ŸÜ€åÿ≥ÿ™Prov. You can’t see the wood for the trees.”

Answer 384

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abandoned, forlorn

Answer 385

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Answer 386

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Liver. Fig. (a) Courage. (b) Compassion, sympathy; also, sorrow. (c) Power. ÿ¨⁄Øÿ±ÿ¥ ⁄©ÿ®ÿßÿ® ÿ¥ÿØFig. (1) He was greatly moved with compassion. (2) His heart was rent with sorrow. ÿØÿ±ÿØ ÿ¨⁄Øÿ± A liver complaint.

Answer 387

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cheek, face

Answer 388

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Aware, informed; intelligent. Ex.¬†ÿßŸà ÿßÿ≤ ÿß€åŸÜ ŸÇÿ∂€åŸá ŸàÿßŸÇŸÅ ŸÜ€åÿ≥ÿ™¬†He is not aware of this matter.¬†Syn.¬†ÿ¢⁄ØÿßŸá¬†&¬†ŸÖÿ∑ŸÑÿπ¬†2. A bequeather of pious foundations [opposed to¬†ŸÖŸàŸÇŸàŸÅ]. [O.S.]. A stander, one who stands or stays. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸàÿßŸÇŸÅ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†To inform, keep informed, let know. ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ŸàÿßŸÇŸÅ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ¬†Intransitive verb¬†€åÿß ŸÖÿ¨‚Äç ŸÅ¬†Transitive verb¬†To be informed; come to know; become aware. [Note. The prep.¬†ÿ®Ÿá¬†is also used after¬†ŸàÿßŸÇŸÅ¬†in its first sense. Ex.¬†ŸàÿßŸÇŸÅ ÿ®⁄©ŸÑ€åŸá ÿßŸÖŸàÿ±¬†aware of all affairs].

Answer 389

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ÿ±ŸÜÿ¨€åÿØŸÜ . ÿØŸÑ⁄Ø€åÿ± ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ . ÿØŸÑÿ™ŸÜ⁄Ø ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ . ÿ±ŸÜÿ¨€åÿØŸá ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ . ŸÖÿ™ÿ£ÿ´ÿ± ⁄Øÿ¥ÿ™ŸÜ . ÿ™ÿ£ÿ∞Ÿë€å . ŸÖŸÑŸàŸÑ ÿ¥ÿØŸÜ . ŸÖÿ™ÿ£ŸÑŸÖ ⁄Øÿ±ÿØ€åÿØŸÜ

Answer 390

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Wounded (esp. on the back). Tired out. Worn out.Fig. Afflicted. Ex.ÿØŸÑ ÿßŸÅ⁄Øÿßÿ±NounA wound; a sore [spec. one on the back of a beast].<div> </div><div>ÿ¢ÿ≤ÿßÿ±ÿå ÿ¢ÿ≤ÿ±ÿå ÿ≤ÿÆŸÖ</div>

Answer 391

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To make haste, to hurry (up). Ex.¬†ÿ®ÿ±ÿß€å ÿØ€åŸÜ ÿß€åŸÜ ŸÜŸÖÿß€åÿ¥ ÿ®ÿ¥ÿ™ÿß€åÿØ¬†Make haste to see the representation (or¬†show).¬†Syn.¬†ÿ¥ÿ™ÿßÿ® ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ ÿ¥ÿ™ÿßŸÅÿ™ŸÜ¬†&¬†ŸÜÿπÿ¨€åŸÑ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

Answer 392

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toothpick

Answer 393

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”. Who partakes of others’ sorrows; compassionate; sympathetic.¬†Syn.¬†ÿØŸÑÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤¬†|| Given to grieving or to grief. [spec.¬†ÿ∫ŸÖÿÆŸàÿ±]; also, afflicted, grieved. Condoling. 2. A compassionate or sympathetic person. One who cares for others or partakes of others’ sorrows. A condoler. An attendant An afflicted person. Ex.¬†ÿØÿ±ÿ¢ŸÜ ŸÖŸÖŸÑ⁄©ÿ™ ÿ∫ÿ±€åÿ® ÿ®ŸàÿØŸÖ ŸàŸá€å⁄Ü ÿ∫ŸÖÿÆŸàÿßÿ± ŸàŸæÿ±ÿ≥ÿ™ÿßÿ± ŸÜÿØÿßÿ¥ÿ™ŸÖ¬†In that country I was a stranger and had no one to attend me (or¬†to share in my sorrows).¬†ÿ∫ŸÖÿÆŸàÿ±¬†(‚Äîkhor)¬†Interrogative adjective¬†A.P¬†1. Who partakes of others’ sorrows; compassionate; sympathetic.¬†Syn.¬†ÿØŸÑÿ≥Ÿàÿ≤¬†|| Given to grieving or to grief. [spec.¬†ÿ∫ŸÖÿÆŸàÿ±]; also, afflicted, grieved. Condoling. 2. A compassionate or sympathetic person. One who cares for others or partakes of others’ sorrows. A condoler. An attendant An afflicted person. Ex.¬†ÿØÿ±ÿ¢ŸÜ ŸÖŸÖŸÑ⁄©ÿ™ ÿ∫ÿ±€åÿ® ÿ®ŸàÿØŸÖ ŸàŸá€å⁄Ü ÿ∫ŸÖÿÆŸàÿßÿ± ŸàŸæÿ±ÿ≥ÿ™ÿßÿ± ŸÜÿØÿßÿ¥ÿ™ŸÖ¬†In that country I was a stranger and had no one to attend me (or¬†to share in my sorrows).”

Answer 394

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A tumult, brawl, uproar. A clamour.¬†Syn.¬†ÿØÿßÿØ Ÿà ÿ®€åÿØÿßÿØ¬†&¬†ŸáŸÖŸáŸÖŸá ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†Ÿá€åÿßŸáŸà ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Intransitive verb¬†To raise a tumult; to brawl or uproar.

Answer 395

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A gratuity, a bonus, a prize. [O.S.] Granting a favour to. Ex.¬†ÿØŸá ÿ™ŸàŸÖÿßŸÜ ÿßŸÜÿπÿßŸÖ ⁄Øÿ±ŸÅÿ™¬†He received 10 tomans as gratuity (or bonus). ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†ÿßŸÜÿπÿßŸÖ ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ¬†Transitive verb¬†To grant a favour to.

Answer 396

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Nightingale, pl. lomel (poet.) [Pl. =¬†ÿπŸÜÿßÿØŸÑ¬†anadel].¬†Syn.¬†ÿ®ŸÑÿ®ŸÑ

Answer 397

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No pains, no gains.¬†Lit. Who would like to have peacocks should suffer the travel to India.

Answer 398

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a sponger, a parasite

Answer 399

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cowardly, pusilanimous, donkey-hearted 1. Chicken-hearted, white-livered, pusilanimous, faint-hearted. 2. A coward. mercury-hearted (same as above)

Answer 400

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mercury, quicksilver cowardly tears (crying)

Answer 401

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A syllable.SeeŸáÿ¨€å&ÿ™Ÿáÿ¨€å|| 2. Spelling. 3. Satire, lampoon; dispraise; lampooning, satirizing. ÿ≠ÿ±ŸàŸÅ Ÿáÿ¨ÿßÿ° The alphabet. Ÿáÿ¨ÿß ⁄ØŸÅÿ™ŸÜ =Ÿáÿ¨Ÿà ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜ

Answer 402

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Lampooning, satirizing, disprasising; also, a lampoon, satire, or libel.Syn.Ÿáÿ¨ÿß|| [Used colloq. as an adj.] Good-for-nothing, worthless. Ex.⁄Ü€åÿ≤ Ÿáÿ¨Ÿà ÿ¢ÿØŸÖ Ÿáÿ¨Ÿà Ÿáÿ¨Ÿà ⁄©ÿ±ÿØŸÜTransitive verbTo lampoon, libel, satirize; dispraise. Ex.ÿ¥ÿßÿπÿ± €å⁄©ÿ≥€åÿ±ÿß ŸÖÿØÿ≠ Ÿà ÿØ€å⁄Øÿ±€å ÿ±ÿß Ÿáÿ¨Ÿà ⁄©ÿ±ÿØThe poet praised one and dispraised (orlibelled) the other.