Journey Flashcards
Postgraduate
Master degree, PhD
Bother .v.n.
As a verb means try
As a noun is annoy
Do shopping/go shopping
Do: buy in supermarket
Go: shop clothes etc.
Fold .v.
Folder .n.
After dry clothes we fold them or hang the clothes
to bend a piece of paper, cloth etc by laying or pressing one part over another:
Fold the paper along the dotted line.
It’ll fit in if you fold it in half.
Leisure .n.un c.
Time when you are not working or studying and can relax or have fun
eventually .adv.
Synonyms: in the end, after all, at the end of the day, finally, one day, some time, ultimately, when all is said and done
thorough .adj.
including every possible detail ⇒ thoroughly:
The doctor gave him a thorough check-up.
Unless
Use unless to say that something will happen or be true if something else does not happen or is not true. Do not use ‘will’ or ‘shall’ after unless. Use the present tense or present perfect
annually
Yearly/ once a year
platform .n.c
1a raised structure for people to stand or work on:
He climbed onto the wooden platform and began to speak.
an oil platform
Let him know
بهش اطلاع بدید
Within .adverb. preposition
1during the period of time mentioned, or before the period of time ends:
The movie should start within the next five minutes.
instruction .n.
1instructions [plural] information or advice that tells you how to do something, how to use a piece of equipment or machine, etc. SYN directions:
Follow the instructions the teacher gives you.
Did you read the instructions first?
دستورالعمل
Flat
flat
[adjective]
Synonyms:
- even, horizontal, level, levelled, low, smooth
- dull, boring, dead, lacklustre, lifeless, monotonous, tedious, tiresome, uninteresting
- absolute, categorical, downright, explicit, out-and-out, positive, unequivocal, unqualified
- punctured, blown out, burst, collapsed, deflated, empty
[adverb]
Synonyms:
- completely, absolutely, categorically, exactly, point blank, precisely, utterly
- flat out: at full speed, all out, at full tilt, for all one is worth, hell for leather (informal)
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[noun]
apartment, rooms
Value for money
good value, or the quality of being good value)
Every customer is looking for value for money.
Poverty .n.un c.
- [uncountable] the situation or experience of being poor ⇒ poor, impoverished:
Millions of elderly people live in poverty
Advantage .n.c
Advantages .n # disadvantages
Advantageus .adj
] a good or useful benefit that something has
advantage of
One of the many advantages of living in New York is that you can eat out at almost any time of day.
Vomit .n.un c
the food or drink that comes out when someone vomits
Swelling .n.un c. C
an area on your body that becomes larger than usual because of injury or sickness:
Bruise .n . C
Can be a verb
.N.
a purple or brown mark on your skin that you get because you have fallen, been hit etc:
minor cuts and bruises
- a mark on a piece of fruit that spoils its appearance
.V.
if part of your body bruises, or if you bruise part of your body, it gets hit or hurt and a bruise appears:
She fell off her bike and bruised her knee.
Pimple.n.
pim‧ple /ˈpɪmpəl/ noun [countable]
a small raised red spot on your skin, especially on your face
—pimply adjective:
a pimply 18-year-old
particular .adj.n
Specific. Special
Discussion .n.c or un c
The activity in wich people talk about s.th and tell about each other their ideas
Give up # .phrasal verb.
Keep on doing s.th .phrasal verb.
