Notebook Flashcards

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Prerogative

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Privilege Alex makes all decisions. That's a ~ as a CEO.

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Hatchet job افترا، بهتان

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To hate sth a lot = abhor /-or/, detest /-i/ تنفر داشتن Abhorrence= look at sb with ~ = loathing , detestation انزجار ، عمل شنیع

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~ condition of the jail Syn. = Abysmal Horrendous Atrocious Horrid = horrible Grim Dreadful Dire Frightful Terrible Awful

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Protection against loss or damage تاوان ، غرامت

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To spread , to pervade /per'veid/, diffuse The smell of beer ~d the whole building TV is a tool to diffuse knowledge

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As a monk, he took vows of ~, poverty and obedience پرهیزکاری ، عفت Ask: chaste پاکدامن، عفیف

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/-boch/ عیاشی ، میگساری ، شهوترانی V: debauch = destroy

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V: Justify: what she did was wrong but I don't think it warranted such a sever punishment لزوم چیزی را نشان دادن N: Official doc to search sb's house or arrest them حکم بازداشت

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Unnecessary, groundless # justifiable نابجا توجیه ناپذیر

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Mecca The exact place where a nuclear bomb explodes

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obvious, without any attempt to be hidden: > brazen cheating > He told me a brazen lie.

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based on deep feeling and emotional reactions rather than on reason or thought: visceral hatred/excitement His approach to acting is visceral rather than intellectual. فطری، امعا و احشایی Viscera اندرونه ، امعا و احشا Incl. Lungs, liver, spleen, bladder

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an official order that stops or delays the punishment, especially by death, of a prisoner: He was sentenced to death but was granted a last-minute reprieve. تعویق، تعلیق، مهلت

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in a correct and suitable amount compared to something else: a salary that is commensurate with skills and experience

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to suggest, without being direct, that something unpleasant is true: [ + (that) ] Are you insinuating (that) I'm losing my nerve? What are you insinuating, Daniel?

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to get money dishonestly from someone by deceiving or cheating them: They swindled local businesses out of thousands of dollars. The wealthy banker was ultimately convicted of swindling investors. تلکه کردن، بالا کشیدن

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Simple solution

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to twist a cloth or piece of clothing with your hands to remove water from it: She wrung out the shirt and hung it out to dry.

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to crush a piece of paper until all of it is folded: Sylvie crumpled up the letter and threw it in the bin.

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vouchsafe verb [ T ] formal UK /ˌvaʊtʃˈseɪf/ US /ˌvaʊtʃˈseɪf/ Add to word list to tell or give something to someone: He vouchsafed the information that the meeting had been postponed.

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همون قصه ی همیشکی idiom informal Add to word list C1 said when talking about a bad situation that has happened many times before: It's the same old story - the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Same old مثل همیشه طبق معمول ، در جواب چه خبر

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the act of continuing to commit crimes even after having been punished: This program is aimed at reducing recidivism. Recidivism rates are 25 percent lower for offenders who get structured treatment. بازگشت به جنایت تکرار جرم

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unpleasant, often because of lack of money: These people are forced to live in squalor. It was a dirty, damp, smelly flat - the usual student squalor.

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to encourage or cause people to have strong feelings about something: She criticized the organization for trying to whip up anti-immigrant prejudice. He was trying to whip up some enthusiasm for the project.

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Encourage people to have specific feelings

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# opponent

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A ~ of sth: a very large amount of rain or water: This little stream can become a deluge when it rains heavily.

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(of places and things) expensive and of high quality: He takes her to some really posh restaurants.

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واکنش منفی، واپس زنی Negative effects

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a person from a mountainous area of the US who has a simple way of life and is considered to be slightly stupid by people living in towns and cities

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1- to add fuel to a large fire and move the fuel around with a stick so that it burns well and produces a lot of heat: Once the fire had been stoked up, the room began to get warm. 2- to encourage bad ideas or feelings in a lot of people: He's been accused of stoking up racial hatred in the region. Rumours of an emergency meeting of the finance committee stoked the atmosphere of crisis.

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تحریک کردن ، سیخ کردن

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کانون فاجعه کانون فعالیت

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to take care of and provide for yourself without depending on anyone else: The corporation will no longer receive a government subsidy, and must fend for itself financially.

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= Replace Supersede

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Group لشگر ~ on : depending on مشروط به پیشامدها ، احتمال ها ، رویدادهای احتمالی

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هزیان، روان آشفتگی

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آشفته بازار ، شور و هیجان

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دستفروش

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a warning of the end of something: The opening of the superstore will sound/toll the death knell for (= cause the failure of) hundreds of small independent shops. ناقوس مرگ

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apoplectic adjective UK /ˌæp.əˈplek.tɪk/ US /ˌæp.əˈplek.tɪk/ extremely and obviously angry: He was apoplectic with rage/fury. خشمگین

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شکارچی

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disconcert verb [ I or T ] UK /ˌdɪs.kənˈsɜːt/ US /ˌdɪs.kənˈsɝːt/ Add to word list to make someone feel suddenly uncertain and worried: The whole experience had disconcerted him. آزار دهنده نگران کننده ناخوشایند

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~ condemnation of violence ~ support (Clear and confirm) بی چون و چرا صریح

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~sb for sth > criticise سرزنش کردن ~him to work hard > advise توصیه کردن

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Aware ~ woke

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Positive spin جلوه دادن

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~ headache

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An energetic situation

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Co-wayfarer همسفر

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Talk for a long time consecutively ضجه کردن، وراجی کردن

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Completely new and not described before ناشناخته ، نامکشوف

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Large feather Massive clouds > a ~ of dust, smoke

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To kill a large number of sth

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Short-lived, momentary Ephemeral

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Speak slowly with prolonged vowels کش دار صحبت کردن

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not in use any more, having been replaced by something newer and better or more fashionable: Gas lamps became obsolete when electric lighting was invented.

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To give a weak form of disease to a person as a protective measurement against a disease مصون سازی ایمن سازی

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Confident in behaviour Being very noticeable پر زرق و برق ،

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در صورت نیاز

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Arise, arose, arisen Literary and formal usually with abstract nouns, - An opportunity arose - The problem has arisen /eraizen/ - I arose early yesterday Rise, rose, risen /rizen/ Intransitive verb, which means to 'go up' - The sun rises - Food prices rose recently - Rents have risen Raise, raised, raised Transitive verb, means to 'lift' - Raise your hand - They have raised the price

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Remove parts of a piece of writing that are considered offensive = bowdelrise

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To spoil sth, The text is ~red by errors My day/enjoyment of the evening was ~red by

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'r Recent research ~s my theory. تصدیق کردن پشتیبانی کردن

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~part of ~from

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'Eligible # i'neligible

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Ille'gitimate

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Strange and mysterious عجیب غریب رازآلود

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To dig or cut into sth in a violent way انداختن به مشتری

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The man is what he eats!

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I was seething (being angry) خونم به جوش اومد Streets were seething (busy and crowded) with tourists پرتلاطم Grey ocean seethed غل خوردن

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کرکس لاشخور Sb who is eager to take advantage of people when they are weak

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نشخوار Think slowly and carefully about sth

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چلاق لنگ بهانه ی ناپذیرفتنی و الکی

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Jewish Community for not eating milk and meat together

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(animals) Not able to walk Lame excuse : weak Lamé : type of cloth

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Think slowly and carefully about sth

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Public embarrassment

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Apparel, Old use or formal: sport ~ Clobber, UK informal : to punish, harm Garb, Literary : prison ~ Gear, informal : camping ~ Raiment, Old use Togs, UK informal : we were ~ged up in walking gear

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Imprecation لعنت Cursing فحش Invective توهین Malediction نفرین Willem Floor, 2015

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Mark of a person belonging to a group, Royal ~

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گل بنفشه Gay man

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Stop doing sth ~ from

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Upsetting = agonising Excruciating Torturous

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Grating > گوش‌خراش Cacophonous > ناهنجار Discordant > ناسازگار Shrill > گوش‌خراش Strident > گوش خراش Tuneless > ناموزون ، ناکوک # Euphonious > دلپذیر ، خوش‌آوا Harmonious > موزون ، خوش آهنگ Melodious > دلپذیر ، خوش‌نوا ، گوش‌نواز Tuneful > خوش الحان ، خوش نوا Melodic > خوش آهنگ

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To announce that one is going to enter a contest وارد کارزار شدن

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Be'rate انتقاد کردن Formal Re'buke سرزنش کردن Formal 'Remonstrate (against) اعتراض کردن 'Reprimand سرزنش شدن ، توبیخ شدن Scold > Old> توبیخ کردن ، سرزنش کردن Lam'baste به شدت انتقاد کردن

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Not to be involved in sth anymore or to refuse to do sth with an activity I've washed my hands of this project

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To cause a wrong act to be judged less seriously تخفیف دادن Extenuate my offence

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Can't be bothered to make the bed

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چکاندن القا کردن .نهادینه کردن فکر و احساس

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Showing anger and disapproval ملامت آمیز

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Criticise I'm not reprehending anyone سرزنش کردن توبیخ کردن

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اطناب Wordiness Verbiage Prolixity # laconism

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~on the deal Break a promise

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Worried (about) Noun: Apprehension: #worry or #catching or #understanding ~ of the terrorists ~ before public speaking ~ of the poem of Hafiz / philosophy

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Forfeit the match

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تار و پود

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Dark grey rock List of

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Annul a law by government Overturn Rescind Revoke Reverse

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Living alone

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Accuse a person of a crime Be ~ed on a charge Be ~ed for

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نفوذ کردن در سازمانی ~ (into) Move slowly into an organisation

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Forfeit Concede

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Admit I ~ that I was harsh on you, Concede the power (=lose or give sth though unwillingly) Concede a goal (receive a goal)

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done secretly, without anyone seeing or knowing: She seemed to be listening to what I was saying, but I couldn't help noticing her surreptitious glances at the clock.

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Not expressed

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تخلیه ی هیجانی روان پالایی

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Express negative emotions

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Spread Pervade

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To choose for praise or criticism

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Obtain We ~d maps from the office we To get a prostitute for sb

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Deserving contempt ~behaviour #estimable

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Character He's of a nervous ~