پیشنهاد‌های حامد جباری (٣,٧١٥)

conspicuous ( adj ) ( kənˈspɪkyuəs ) =easy to see or notice; likely to attract attention, e. g. Mary's red hair always made her conspicuous at school.

conspicuous consumption ( n ) =the buying of expensive goods in order to impress people and show them how rich you are

burgeon ( v ) ( bərdʒən ) =to begin to grow or develop rapidly, e. g. manufacturers are keen to cash in on the burgeoning demand. burgeoning ( adj ) ...

broad 3 ( adj ) =covering a wide area, e. g. a broad expanse of water

broad 4 ( adj ) =if sb has a broad accent, you can hear very easily which area they come from, e. g. a broad Southern accent.

broad 5 ( adj ) =dealing with sex in an amusing way, e. g. The movie mixes broad humor with romance. broadly 2 ( adv ) =if you smile broadly, you smi ...

broad 1 ( adj ) ( brɔd ) =wide, e. g. a broad street

broad 2 ( adj ) =including a great variety of people or things, e. g. a broad range of products.

access ( v, n ) ( �ksɛs ) =to reach, enter, or use sth, e. g. The loft can be accessed with a ladder. accessible ( adj ) ( əkˈsɛsəbl ) , accessibilit ...

superficial 3 ( adj ) =of or on the surface of sth, e. g. superficial veins

superficial 1 ( adj ) ( supərˈfɪʃl ) =not studying or looking at sth thoroughly; seeing only what is obvious, e. g. a superficial analysis. superfici ...

superficial 2 ( adj ) =only affecting the surface and therefore not seriousm e. g. a superficial injury.

stoic ( n ) ( stoʊɪk ) =a person who is able to suffer pain or trouble without complaining, stoic ( adj ) ( stoical ) e. g. her stoic endurance. his ...

skeptical ( adj ) ( skɛptɪkl ) =having doubts that a claim or statement is true or that sth will happen, e. g. The public remain skeptical. skeptical ...

release ( v, n ) ( rɪˈlis ) e. g. to release a hostage. Death released him from his suffering. He refused to release her arm. The movie's general rel ...

primer ( n ) ( prɪmər ) =a book that contains basic instructions, e. g. The President doesn't need a primer on national security. = ( old - fashioned ...

prime 5 ( n ) ( praɪm ) =the time in your life when you are strongest or most successful, e. g. a young woman in her prime. He was barely 30 and in t ...

prime 2 ( v ) =to prepare wood, metal, etc. for painting by covering it with a special paint that helps the next layer of paint to stay on, primer ( ...

prime 3 ( adj ) ( praɪm ) =main; most important; basic, e. g. She's the police's prime suspect in this case. My prime concern is to protect my proper ...

prime 4 ( adj ) =of the best quality; excellent, e. g. prime cuts of beef. The store has a prime position in the mall.

prime 1 ( v ) ( praɪm ) =to prepare sb for a situation so that they know what to do, e. g. She was ready and primed for action. =to make sth ready fo ...

mortify ( v ) ( mɔrt̮əˌfaɪ ) =to make sb feel very ashamed or embarrassed, e. g. She was mortified to realize he had heard every word she said. morti ...

minuscule ( adj ) ( mɪnəˌskyul ) =extremely small, e. g. minuscule handwriting.

justify 1 ( v ) ( dʒʌstəˌfaɪ ) =to show that sth sb is right or reasonable, e. g. How can they justify paying such huge salaries. =to give an explana ...

justify 2 ( v ) =to arrange lines of printed text so that one or both edges are straight

justification ( n ) ( dʒʌstəfəˈkeɪʃn ) =a good reason why sth exists or is done, e. g. I can see no possible justification for any further tax increa ...

integrity 2 ( n ) =the state of being whole and not divided, e. g. to respect the territorial integrity of the nation.

integrity 1 ( n ) ( ɪnˈtɛɡrət̮i ) =the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles, e. g. a man of great integrity.

integrate ( v ) ( ɪntəˌɡreɪt ) =to combine two or more things so that they work together, e. g. These programs will integrate with your existing soft ...

integral ( adj ) =having all the parts that are necessary for sth to be complete, e. g. an integral system.

hazardous ( adj ) ( h�zərdəs ) =involving risk or danger, especially to sb's health or safety, e. g. hazardous waste. It would be hazardous to invest ...

hazard pay ( n ) ( also danger pay ) =extra pay for doing work that is dangerous

hazard 1 ( v ) ( h�zərd ) =to make a suggestion or guess which you know may be wrong, e. g. Would you like to hazard a guess. “Is it Tom you're going ...

hazard 2 ( v ) =to risk sth or put it in danger, e. g. Careless drivers hazard other people's lives as well as their own.

hazard 3 ( n ) ( h�zərd ) =a thing that can be dangerous or cause damage, e. g. a fire hazard. Everybody is aware of the hazards of smoking.

hazard lights ( n ) ( also hazards ) =lights on a car or other vehicle that flash and warn other drivers of a dangerous situation

erratic 1 ( adj ) ( ɪˈr�t̮ɪk ) =not following any plan or regular pattern; that you can't rely on, e. g. The electricity supply here is quite erratic ...

erratic 2 ( n ) ( ɪˈr�t̮ɪk ) ( also erratic block, erratic boulder ) =a large rock that is different from the rock around and was left behind when a ...

encircle ( v ) ( ɪnˈsərkl ) =to surround sth sb completely in a circle, e. g. Jack's arms encircled her waist. The island is encircled by a coral ree ...

elementary particle ( n ) ( ɛləˈmɛntəri pɑrt̮ɪkl ) =any of the different types of very small pieces of matter ( a substance ) smaller than an atom

elementary school ( n ) ( ɛləˈmɛntəri ) =connected with the education of children between the ages of about 5 and 12

element ( n ) ( ɛləmənt ) =a simple chemical substance that consists of atoms of only one type and can't be split by chemical means into a simpler su ...

dwelling ( n ) ( dwɛlɪŋ ) =a house, apartment, etc. where a person lives, e. g. The development will consist of 66 dwellings and a number of offices.

dwell ( v ) ( dwɛl ) =to live somewhere, e. g. For ten years she dwelled among the nomads of North America. dweller ( n ) =a person or an animal that ...

disperse ( v ) ( dɪˈspərs ) =to move apart and go away in different directions, e. g. The fog began to disperse. dispersal ( n ) ( dɪˈspərsl ) , disp ...

beneficiary 1 ( n ) ( bɛnəˈfɪʃiˌɛri ) ( pl. beneficiaries ) =a person who gains as a result of sth, e. g. Who will be the main beneficiary of the inc ...

beneficiary 2 ( n ) =a person who receives money or property when sb dies, e. g. He was the sole beneficiary of her father's will

benefactor ( n ) ( bɛnəˌf�ktər ) =a person who gives money or other help to a person or an organization such as a school or charity, e. g. a generous ...

vibrate ( v ) ( vaɪbreɪt ) =to move or make sth move from side to side very quickly, e. g. Every time a train went past the walls vibrated. vibration ...

uniform 1 ( adj ) ( yunəˌfɔrm ) =the same in all parts and at all times, e. g. uniform lines of apartment houses ( they all looked the same ) . unifo ...