Phd1/1397

Question 1

Quotidian

Answer 1

refers to something that is ordinary, commonplace, or occurring on a daily basis. It describes the routine aspects of life that are not particularly remarkable or extraordinary.

Ex: “Despite his fame, the actor enjoys indulging in quotidian pleasures like taking long walks in the park.” This sentence implies that the actor finds joy in simple, everyday activities that are accessible to everyone.

Question 2

lupine

Answer 2

relating to wolves

Question 3

fustian

Answer 3

It’s a thick cloth that’s twilled (made in a way to have a specific diagonal pattern) that’s normally dyed in dark colours

Question 4

Acephalous

Answer 4

Acephalous is an adjective that describes something or someone without a head or a leader

1.The company was acephalous after the sudden resignation of its CEO.

2.The political party became acephalous following the death of its founder.

3.The team played an acephalous game without their star player.

Question 5

serried

Answer 5

of rows of people or things) standing close together.
“serried ranks of soldiers”
Similar:
close together

مثل کتابهای یه کتابخونه، سربازها کنار هم

Question 6

demented

Answer 6

behaving wildly and irrationally on account of anger, distress, or excitement.
“she was demented with worry”
Similar:
mad
insane

Question 7

stoic

Answer 7

a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining

Question 8

sequacious

Answer 8

(of a person) lacking independence or originality of thought.

ex: Teenagers are very sequacious and they often emulate the behavior of their idols who are sometimes negative role models.

Question 9

Malodorous

Answer 9

smelling very unpleasant.

Question 10

malicious

Answer 10

characterized by malice; intending or intended to do harm.
“he was found guilty of malicious damage”

Similar:
malevolent
hostile
bitter
venomous

Question 11

malignant

Answer 11

1.tending to produce death or deterioration
malignant malaria
especially : tending to infiltrate, metastasize, and terminate fatally
a malignant tumor

2. passionately and relentlessly malevolent : aggressively malicious
   the malignant tongues of gossipers

Question 12

malabsorptive

Answer 12

واژه مصوب: بدجذبی
تعریف: ناتوانی یا نارسایی رودۀ کوچک در جذب مواد مغذی

Question 13

Flagellate

Answer 13

flog ( someone ) , either as a religious discipline or for sexual gratification

“he flagellated himself with branches”

شلاق زدن، تازیانه زدن ( در مراسم مذهبی یا به عنوان لذت جنسی )

Question 14

Besmirch

Answer 14

damage (someone’s reputation).
“he had besmirched the good name of his family”
besmirch a company’s image
besmirch a politician’s character
besmirch a celebrity’s reputation

Question 15

mangle

Answer 15

destroy or severely damage by tearing or crushing.
“the car was mangled almost beyond recognition”

داغون کردن , لت و پار کردن
# My sweater got mangled in the washing machine

She tried to mangle the pictures with her heels

His arm was mangled in the machine

Question 16

Scotch

Answer 16

decisively put an end to.
“a spokesman has scotched the rumours”

Similar:
put an end to
put a stop to
bring to an end

Question 17

Promulgation to

Answer 17

: to make (an idea, belief, etc.) known to many people by open declaration : PROCLAIM

انتشار، مثلا در رابطه با انتشار قوانین.

Question 18

Accession

Answer 18

the attainment or acquisition of a position of rank or power.
“the Queen’s accession to the throne”
Similar:
succession
(در مورد جاه و مقام به ویژه سلطنت) جلوس

1. The accession of the new president was a splendid pageant.

Question 19

emancipation

Answer 19

the act of freeing a person from another person’s control: emancipation from slavery.

Question 20

Deliberation

Answer 20

long and careful consideration or discussion.
“after much deliberation we arrived at a compromise”

Similar:
thought
thinking
consideration

Question 21

transfix

Answer 21

1. cause (someone) to become motionless with horror, wonder, or astonishment.
   “he was transfixed by the pain in her face”
2. pierce with a sharp implement or weapon.
   “a field mouse is transfixed by the curved talons of an owl”

Question 22

Coagulate

Answer 22

(of a fluid, especially blood) change to a solid or semi-solid state.
“blood had coagulated round the edges of the gash”
Similar:
congeal
clot

Question 23

dilate

Answer 23

make or become wider, larger, or more open.
“her eyes dilated with horror”
Similar:
enlarge
become larger
widen
become wider
expand
distend

Question 24

clot

Answer 24

Blood clotting : لخته شدن خون
Her blood clotted : خونش لخته شد
She died because of a blood clot : بخاطر یک لخته ی خون مرد
Clog میشه بسته شدن و گرفتن ( مثل چاه )