پیشنهاد‌های حامد جباری (٣,٧٥٢)

مدهوش کننده ( از هوش برنده )

تا اواخر ( تا بخش زیادی از چیزی ) He continued to use the medicine well into middle age او به استفاده از دارو تا اواخر میانسالی ادامه داد.

بیچارگی ( که آمیخته با ضعف و ناتوانی است )

بیچاره ( زمین گیر - از کار افتاده )

1. موی بالای دهان 2. راه - روش - طریق - شیوه

تشخیص محور

zip around =to move quickly from place to place, e. g. Sally was in a hurry, so she zipped around the supermarket, tossing all the things she needed ...

wait around =to wait a long time for sth, e. g. Why do we always have to wait around when we have an appointment with a doctor or a dentist.

turn around 1 =to change position or direction so as to face the other way, e. g. Turn around and let me look at your back.

turn around 2 =to change sth unsuccessful into successful, e. g. If she wants to turn her life around she needs to stop taking drugs and drinking alc ...

show around =to go with sb and show them everything in a building, e. g. David showed me around the school.

shop around =to look at the price and quality of an item in different stores, e. g. Once you've decided what sort of camera you want, shop around to ...

push around =to tell sb what to do in a rude way, e. g. You shouldn’t let her push you around like that.

play around 1 =to waste time by being silly or stupid, e. g. Why are you playing around when you've got a really important exam in the morning.

play around 2 =to have sex with sb other than one's spouse or partner, e. g. Did you hear about Ben. His wife caught him playing around with the woma ...

pass around =to pass sth from person to person in a group, e. g. Becky passed around a card she'd bought for Kerry's birthday and we all wrote someth ...

nose around =to look around in order to find information, e. g. Celebrities have to be careful about what they say or do in public. Reporters are alw ...

mess around =to be wasting time or behaving in a silly way, e. g. The manager told the workers to stop messing around and get on with their work.

muck around =to waste time, e. g. We didn't do much over the holidays. We just mucked around at home most days.

look around =to visit a place, e. g. We looked around the museum.

laze around =to relax and do very little, e. g. My son would laze around in front of the TV all day if we let him.

knock around 1 ( nɑk ) =to hit sb repeatedly, e. g. Everyone knew her husband knocked her around, but nobody did anything about it.

knock around 2 =to spend time together, e. g. Sam and I used to knock around together when we were kids, and we still keep in touch.

kid around =to have fun by acting in a silly way, e. g. It's good to kid around sometimes and stop being serious adults for a while.

kick around 2 =to treat someone badly, e. g. Any government that thinks it can kick people around will have problems in the future.

kick around 1 =to discuss ideas in an informal way, e. g. We kicked lots of names around before we decided to call our company Microsoft.

jerk around =to mistreat, e. g. I wish the insurance company would stop jerking us around and just pay us the money they owe us.

invite around =to invite sb to your home, e. g. Why don't we invite some people around for lunch next week.

hang around =to spend time somewhere without doing anything useful, e. g. The local teenagers would hang around in the park for hours after school.

hand around =to give one of the things to each person, e. g. Could you hand around the cheese and crackers please.

go around 2 =to be enough for everyone, e. g. Sometimes there aren't enough books to go around, so the students have to share them.

goof around =to spend your time doing silly things, e. g. We spend the summer just goofing around at the beach.

go around 1 =to act or dress in a certain way, e. g. Ever since Lee got his promotion, he's been going around telling everyone what to do.

get around to doing sth =to find the time to do sth, e. g. I haven’t gotten around to e - mailing him yet.

get around 1 =to move from place to place, e. g. Getting around by motorbike is much quicker than getting around by car, but it's also much more dang ...

get around 2 =to avoid, e. g. Sorry, but there's no way of getting around the new tax, so you'll just have to pay it.

gather around =to form a small crowd around sth sb, e. g. As soon as Simon began playing his guitar and singing, people gathered around to listen.

fool around =to have fun by joking and being a bit silly, e. g. We were telling jokes and laughing when the boss came in and told us to stop fooling ...

come around =to visit sb, usually at their home, e. g. Why don't you come around after work and have a swim in my pool.

تاریخ نگاری ( تاریخ شماری )

wind ( wɪnd ) ( n, v ) باد - نفس - از نفس انداختن wind ( waɪnd ) ( v ) ( winds, wound ( waʊnd ) , winding ) پیچاندن - پیچیدن

کدو - بازی اسکواش - له کردن - چپاندن

اندکی ( کمی ) - از راه دور

مارپیچ

تپه ای بزرگ از خاک که بر روی قبر فرد مهمی در دوران باستان ساخته می شد.

بنا - بنای سنگی ( قسمت هایی از ساختمان که از سنگ ساخته شده اند )

تلمبه - تلمبه زدن - پمپاژ کردن

نمک محلول نمک حل شده

بندرگاه

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