پیشنهاد‌های حامد جباری (٣,٥٩٠)

wiseacre ( n ) ( waɪzˌeɪkər ) =a person who is annoying because they're very confident and think they know a lot, e. g. the wiseacres forecast a coll ...

wise up ( phrasal verb ) =to become aware of the unpleasant truth about a situation, e. g. It's about time employers wised up to the fact that employ ...

wise woman ( n ) =a woman with knowledge of traditional medicines and magic

wise guy ( n ) =a person who speaks or behaves as if they know more than other people, e. g. OK, wise guy, what do we do now. =a member of the Mafia

weak - kneed ( adj ) =lacking courage or strength, e. g. weak - kneed cowards. a weak - kneed defense policy.

widespread ( adj ) ( waɪdˈsprɛd ) =existing or happening over a large area or among many people, e. g. widespread damage.

weak tea =a weak tea contains a lot of water

weak force ( n ) =one of the four fundamental forces in the universe, which is produced between particles in an atom

wanton 2 ( adj ) = ( usually of a woman ) behaving in a very immoral way; having many sexual partners, e. g. her cheeks burned as she recalled how fo ...

wanton 1 ( adj ) ( wɑntən ) =causing harm or damage deliberately and for no acceptable reason, e. g. wanton destruction. the wanton killing. wantonly ...

volumize ( v ) ( vɑlyʊˌmaɪz ) =to make hair look thicker, e. g. Volumize the hair with a little backcombing at the crown. volumizer ( n )

voluminous 1 ( adj ) ( vəˈlumənəs ) = ( of clothing ) very large; having a lot of cloth, e. g. a voluminous skirt. voluminously ( adv )

voluminous 2 ( adj ) = ( of a piece of writing, a book, etc. ) very long and detailed, e. g. There is voluminous literature on modernism and post - m ...

voluminous 3 ( adj ) = ( of a container, piece of furniture, etc. ) very large, e. g. I sank down into a voluminous armchair.

volume 5 ( n ) =a book, e. g. a library of over 50, 000 volumes

volume 6 ( n ) ( abbreviation vol. ) =a series of different issues of the same magazine, especially all the issues for one year, e. g. New Scientist, ...

volume 2 ( n ) =the amount of sth, e. g. New roads are being built to cope with the increased volume of traffic. This work has grown in volume recent ...

volume 3 ( n ) =the amount of sound that is produced by a television, radio, etc. , e. g. to turn the volume up.

volume 4 ( n ) ( abbreviation vol. ) =a book, that is part of a series of books, e. g. an encyclopedia in 20 volumes.

volume 1 ( n ) ( vɑlyəm ) =the amount of space that an object or a substance fills, e. g. jars of different volumes.

unravel ( v ) ( ʌnˈr�vl ) =if you unravel threads that are twisted, woven, or knit, or if they unravel, they become separated, e. g. I unraveled the ...

truncate ( v ) ( trʌŋkeɪt ) =to make sth shorter, especially by cutting off the top or end, e. g. My article was published in truncated form. truncat ...

trapdoor ( n ) ( tr�pˈdɔr ) =a small door in a floor or ceiling

trap 4 ( n ) ( also sand trap, bunker ) =a small area filled with sand on a golf course, e. g. He hit his second shot into a bunker.

trap 2 ( n ) =a light carriage with two wheels, pulled by a horse, e. g. a pony and trap.

trap 3 ( n ) = ( slang ) mouth, e. g. Shut your trap! ( a rude way of telling someone to be quiet ) . to keep your trap shut ( to not tell a secret )

trap 1 ( v, n ) ( tr�p ) e. g. They were trapped in the burning building. Solar panels trap energy from the sun. a beaver with its leg in a trap. A t ...

tranquilize ( v ) =to make a person or an animal calm or unconscious, especially by giving them a drug ( a tranquilizer ) , e. g. A gamekeeper tranqu ...

tranquil ( adj ) ( tr�ŋkwəl ) =quiet and peaceful, e. g. How tranquil spaces can help people feel calm and relaxed in cities. tranquilly ( adv ) , tr ...

toxin ( n ) ( tɑksn ) =a poisonous substance, especially one that is produced by bacteria in plants and animals

toxicology ( n ) ( tɑksɪˈkɑlədʒi ) =the scientific study of poisons, toxicological ( adj ) , toxicologist ( n )

toxic ( adj ) ( tɑksɪk ) =containing poison, e. g. toxic chemicals. Many pesticides are highly toxic. toxicity ( n ) ( tɑkˈsɪsət̮i ) e. g. substances ...

stableman ( n ) ( steɪblmən ) ( pl. stablemen, steɪblmən ) =a person who works in a stable

stablemate ( n ) ( steɪblˌmeɪt ) =a horse, especially a racing horse, from the same stable as another horse =a person or product from the same organi ...

stabilizer 2 ( n ) e. g. camera stabilizer

stabilizer 3 ( n ) =a chemical that is sometimes added to food or paint to stop the various substances in it from separating

stabilizer 1 ( n ) ( steɪbəˌlaɪzər ) =a device that keeps sth steady, especially one that stops an aircraft or a ship from rolling to one side

requisition 3 ( n ) =a formal, official written request or demand for sth, e. g. a requisition form. the requisition of ships by the government.

stabilize ( v ) ( steɪbəˌlaɪz ) =to become or to make sth become firm, steady, and unlikely to change; to make sth stable, e. g. The patient's condit ...

requisition 1 ( v ) ( rɛkwəˈzɪʃn ) =to officially request the use of a building, vehicle, etc. especially during a war or an emergency, e. g. The sch ...

requisition 2 ( v ) e. g. Requisitioned weapons

requisite ( adj ) ( rɛkwəzət ) =necessary, She has the requisite experience for the job. requisite ( n ) =sth that you need, A college degree has bec ...

precious ( adj, adv ) ( prɛʃəs ) =rare and worth a lot of money, e. g. a precious vase. precious jewels. preciousness ( n ) e. g. the preciousness of ...

precarious ( adj ) ( prɪˈkɛriəs ) =likely to fall or cause sb to fall, e. g. The path down to the beach is very precarious. =not safe or certain, e. ...

perceptible 1 ( adj ) ( pərˈsɛptəbl ) =great enough for you to notice it, e. g. a perceptible change. The price increase has had no perceptible effec ...

perceptible 2 ( adj ) =that you can notice or feel with your senses, e. g. the perceptible world.

perceive ( v ) ( pərˈsiv ) =to notice or become aware of sth, e. g. I perceived a change in his behavior. =to understand or think of sth sb in a part ...

forfeit 1 ( v, adj ) ( fɔrfət ) =to lose sth or have sth taken away from you because you have done sth wrong, e. g. If you cancel your flight, you'll ...

forfeit 2 ( n ) ( fɔrfət ) =sth that a person has to pay, or sth that is taken from them, because they have done sth wrong, e. g. forfeit money.

finite 2 ( adj ) =a finite verb form or clause shows a particular tense, person, and number, e. g. “Am”, “is”, “are”, are the finite forms of “be”; “ ...