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این کلمه در انگلیسی روزمره کلمه رایجی نیست. داده های فراوانی نشان می دهد که در انگلیسی نوشتاری مدرن، کمتر از ۰. ۰۱ بار در هر میلیون کلمه ظاهر می شود. ...

Nauseous /ˈnɔʃəs, - ziəs/ ( adj - a very common English word. While traditionally it meant "causing nausea, " like a sickening smell, in modern, ever ...

Jilt /dʒɪlt/ ( v & n, here just verb use - It is moderately common but specialized. While most native speakers recognize it, it is primarily used in ...

Take the lid off ( something ) ( idiom - a common, informal idiomatic expression ) – meaning: reveal or expose a secret, often something unpleasant, ...

Machine /məˈʃiːn/ ( n - It is a common, informal term in this context. It is used especially in specific phrases such as “political machine, ” “gover ...

یک شیء کوچک که به عنوان یک کالای کلکسیونی ارزشمند است، به خصوص چیزی جذاب یا غیرمعمول.

Hold someone/ something in contempt ( idiom - both common and uncommon and formal and informal: in legal context it’s not common and it’s quite forma ...

Mend one’s ways ( idiom - a common English idiom, slightly formal or neutral in tone, rather than informal. ) – meaning: improve one's habits or beha ...

Hold someone/ something in contempt ( idiom - both common and uncommon and formal and informal: in legal context it’s not common and it’s quite forma ...

Hold someone/ something in contempt ( idiom - both common and uncommon and formal and informal: in legal context it’s not common and it’s quite forma ...

Hold someone/ something in contempt ( idiom - both common and uncommon and formal and informal: in legal context it’s not common and it’s quite forma ...

Knowing smile ( idiom - a common, informal idiom ) – meaning a smile that suggests the person has secret or privileged knowledge that others may not ...

متحد الشکل؛ کلیشه ای؛ تولید انبوه؛ فاقد امتیاز ویژه؛ همسان؛ سری دوزی

Press ( something ) home ( idiom - common variation of the more standard and frequently used idiom, "drive something home". It is neither exclusively ...

Press ( something ) home ( idiom - common variation of the more standard and frequently used idiom, "drive something home". It is neither exclusively ...

Spin one’s wheel ( idiom - common, informal ) – meaning: to expend a lot of effort or time on something without making any progress or achieving a re ...

Spin one’s wheel ( idiom - common, informal ) – meaning: to expend a lot of effort or time on something without making any progress or achieving a re ...

( Be ) in ( one’s ) right mind ( idiom - common, informal ) – meaning: to be sane, rational, and in a healthy mental state. It describes someone who ...

( Be ) in ( one’s ) right mind ( idiom - common, informal ) – meaning: to be sane, rational, and in a healthy mental state. It describes someone who ...

( Be ) in ( one’s ) right mind ( idiom - common, informal ) – meaning: to be sane, rational, and in a healthy mental state. It describes someone who ...

Come across ( phrasal verb - used as a common informal idiom ) – meaning: ( of a person ) appear or sound in a specified way; give a specified impre ...

( On a ) cliff edge ( idiom - common, informal ) – meaning: a point where a situation is very likely to change suddenly and completely in a damaging ...

A fit of ( the ) giggles ( idiom - common, informal, and widely used idiom, “often in the form of have/get into/send into/set off into/turn into a fi ...

Preachify /ˈpriːtʃɪˌfaɪ/ ( v - intr. - fies, - fying, - fied, not a common English word; it is an informal and relatively rare word found in some dic ...

Under one’s nose ( idiom - very common ) – meaning: چیزی که کسی آن را نمیبیند یا متوجه آن نمی شود با اینکه کاملا واضح است؛ جلوی چشم بودن؛ از چشم افت ...

این کلمه در لغتنامه ها دارای دو تعریف زیر است: Homologate /hɒˈmɒləˌɡeɪt/ ( v - tr, not a common English word; it is a relatively rare and technical t ...

Get to someone ( idiom, informal and common ) – meaning: annoy, upset, or make someone angry; make a strong emotional impact on someone, such as maki ...

Go off half - cocked ( idiom - a common English idiom, especially in informal, colloquial, and American English ) – meaning: to act prematurely or wi ...

Carry the ball ( idiom - coming from sports like American football, where the player carrying the ball is responsible for advancing it down the field ...

Save someone’s hide ( idiom, informal, similar to other expressions like "save someone's bacon" ) – meaning: rescuing or protecting someone from dang ...

to help someone get out of a dangerous or difficult situation. کمک کردن به کسی برای خروج از یک موقعیت خطرناک یا دشوار؛ نجات دادن کسی از خطر یا مشکل؛ ...

Truculent /ˈtrʌkjʊlənt/ ( adj - not a common English word; it is considered an intermediate to advanced vocabulary term. While it is a standard word, ...

A fart in the wind/windstorm ( idiom - a mildly vulgar phrase ) – meaning: something completely insignificant, ineffective, or fleeting. It conveys t ...

Boilermaker /ˈbɔɪləˌmeɪkər/ ( n ) – meaning: ( US, slang ) a drink of whisky followed by a beer chaser or ( Brit, slang ) a beer drink consisting of ...

Stir one’s emotion ( idiom - not strictly formal or informal, but is considered a standard or slightly elevated phrase used in both formal and inform ...

Get one’s mind out of the gutter ( idiom - common, informal ) – meaning: to stop thinking in a dirty, vulgar, or overly sexual way. It can also be in ...

Hang someone out to dry ( idiom - a common English idiom used in informal contexts in both American and British English and is frequently used in dis ...

Hang someone out to dry ( idiom - a common English idiom used in informal contexts in both American and British English and is frequently used in dis ...

Talk over ( phrasal verb - informal ) – meaning: to discuss things thoroughly. بطور کامل در مورد مطلبی بحث کردن؛ جزییات چیزی را به بحث گذاشتن؛ گفتگو ...

Talk out ( phrasal verb, tr - informal ) – meaning: to resolve or eliminate by talking. فیصله دادن؛ برطرف کردن اختلافات از طریق بحث کردن؛ سر و سامان ...

Play the victim card ( idiom - common and frequently used in both casual and formal contexts ) – meaning: used to describe someone who portrays thems ...

Zoom off ( phrasal verb - informal, not suitable for formal contexts ) – meaning: to leave very quickly. سریع ترک کردن؛ به چاک زدن؛ گریختن؛ در رفتن؛ ...

Esemplastic /ˌɛsɛmˈpl�stɪk/ ( adj - literature - not a common English word; it is a rare and technical term coined by the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridg ...

Hold someone to something ( idiom ) – meaning: to demand that someone act on a promise or agreement; to make that person keep a promise or fulfill an ...

آنچه در زیر می آید معنی دوم کلمه است: Meatball /ˈmiːtˌbɔːl/ ( n ) – meaning: 2. ( US & Canadian, slang ) a foolish or boring person. آدم احمق یا فرد ...

Frisk /frɪsk/ ( v ) – meaning: ( of a police officer or other official ) pass the hands over ( someone ) in a search for hidden weapons, drugs, or o ...

Not have a leg to stand on ( idiom ) – meaning: a person's argument or claim is unsupported, invalid, or cannot be justified. It's used when someone ...

Keep something under one’s hat ( idiom ) – meaning: keep something secret or not to reveal it to others. چیزی را مخفی نگه داشتن؛ فاش نکردن؛ برملا نس ...

Razzle - dazzle /ˈr�zəlˈd�zəl/ ( n - slang ) – meaning: noisy or showy fuss or activity هیاهو یا حرکت پر سر و صدا و نمایشی Example 👇 Both men fire i ...