پیشنهاد‌های حامد جباری (٤,١٤٤)

sail 3 ( n ) =a set of boards attached to the arm of a windmill

sailing ( n ) ( seɪlɪŋ ) =the sport or activity of traveling in a boat with sails, e. g. to go sailing. =one of the regular times that a ship leaves ...

sail 1 ( n ) ( seɪl ) =a sheet of strong cloth that the wind blows against to make a boat or ship travel through the water, a ship under sail ( using ...

safety scissors ( n ) ( seɪfti sɪzərz )

safety pin ( n ) =a pin with a point bent back toward the head, that is covered when closed so that it cannot hurt you

safety goggles ( n ) ( seɪfti ɡɑɡlz )

safety glass ( n ) ( seɪfti ɡl�s ) =strong glass that does not break into sharp pieces

safety glasses

saddle 3 ( n ) =a piece of meat from the back of an animal, e. g. a saddle of lamb.

saddle 1 ( n ) ( s�dl ) =a leather seat for a rider on a horse, e. g. She swung herself into the saddle.

saddle 2 ( n ) =a seat on a bicycle or motorcycle

purple ( adj ) ( pərpl ) =having the color of blue and red mixed together, e. g. a purple flower

purse ( n ) ( pərs ) ( also handbag, pocketbook ) =a small bag for money, keys, etc. , carried especially by women

puppy ( n ) ( pʌpi ) ( also pup ) =a young dog

pumpkin ( n ) ( pʌmpkɪn ) =a large round vegetable with thick orange skin. The seeds can be dried and eaten and the soft flesh can be cooked as a veg ...

pump 3 ( n ) hand pump

pump 4 ( n ) bicycle pump

pump 5 ( n ) =a woman's formal shoe that is plain and doesn't cover the top part of the foot

pump 1 ( n ) ( pʌmp ) =a machine that is used to force liquid, gas, or air into or out of sth, e. g. a water pump.

pump 2 ( n ) e. g. a gas pump. Some gas stations have the same kind of pump and nozzle.

prune ( n ) ( prun ) =a dried plum that is often eaten cooked, e. g. stewed prunes. prune juice

promenade ( n ) ( prɑməˈneɪd ) =a public place for walking, usually a wide path beside the ocean =a walk that you take for pleasure or exercise, espe ...

protractor ( n ) ( proʊtr�ktər ) =an instrument for measuring and drawing angles, usually made from a half circle of clear plastic with degrees ( 0� ...

printer ( n ) ( prɪntər ) =a machine for printing text on paper, especially one connected to a computer, e. g. a color printer.

professor ( n ) ( prəˈfɛsər ) ( informal prof ) ( abbreviation Prof. ) =a teacher at a university or college, especially one with a high rank, e. g. ...

press 4 ( n ) =a business that prints and publishes books, e. g. Oxford University Press.

press 5 ( n ) =a piece of equipment that is used for creating pressure on things, e. g. a pants press. a garlic press.

press 6 ( n ) =an act of pushing something with your hand or with a tool that you are holding, e. g. He gave the bell another press.

press 1 ( n ) ( prɛs ) =newspapers and magazines, e. g. the local press. The story was reported in the press and on television

press 2 ( n ) =the journalists and photographers who work for newspapers and magazines, e. g. Members of the press weren't allowed to attend the tria ...

press 3 ( n ) = a machine for printing books, etc. ; the process of printing them, e. g. We were able to watch the pages rolling off the presses. The ...

prescription ( n ) ( prɪˈskrɪpʃn ) =an official piece of paper on which a doctor writes the type of medicine you should have, e. g. The doctor gave m ...

preschool ( n ) ( priskul ) =a school for children between the ages of about two and five

power drill

pound 4 ( n ) =a place where vehicles that have been parked illegally are kept until their owners pay to get them back

pound 5 ( n ) =the symbol (  #  ) , especially one on a keyboard or a telephone, e. g. Press pound. the pound key

pound 6 ( n ) =the symbol (  �  ) that represents a pound in British money

pound 1 ( n ) ( paʊnd ) ( abbreviation lb. ) =a unit for measuring weight, 16 ounces, equal to 0. 454 of a kilogram, e. g. half a pound of butter. Th ...

pound 2 ( n ) ( symbol � ) =the unit of money in the U. K. and several other countries, e. g. a ten - pound note.

pound 3 ( n ) =a place where dogs that have been found in the street without their owners are kept until their owners claim them

pouch 4 ( n ) =a pocket of skin on the stomach of some female marsupial animals, such as kangaroos, in which they carry their young

pouch 5 ( n ) =a pocket of skin in the cheeks of some animals, such as hamsters, in which they store food

pouch 1 ( n ) ( paʊtʃ ) =a small bag, e. g. a tobacco pouch

pouch 2 ( n ) e. g. She kept her money in a pouch around her neck

pouch 3 ( n ) =a large bag for carrying letters, especially official ones

potty ( n ) ( pɑt̮i ) =a pot that very young children use when they are too small to use a toilet, e. g. Do you need to go potty ( = go to the toilet ...

potter's wheel ( n ) ( pɑt̮ər wil ) =a piece of equipment with a flat disk that goes around, on which potters put wet clay in order to shape it into ...

pottery 1 ( n ) ( pɑt̮əri ) =the clay that some dishes and pots are made of =the skill of making pots and dishes from clay, especially by hand

pottery 2 ( n ) =pots, dishes, etc. made with clay that is baked in an oven, especially when they are made by hand, e. g. Roman pottery. a piece of p ...

potter ( n ) ( pɑt̮ər ) =a person who makes clay pots by hand