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presenting vocabulary of lesson 4 in English Book 4 in Iran's high schools
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Lesson 4
Earthquake
earthquake / rθ·kwe kɜ ɪ /
Earthquake
Earthquake
Earthquake
Earthquake
Earthquake
Earthquake
Earthquake
earthquake / rθ·kwe kɜ ɪ /Informal: quakenoun Ca sudden, violent movement of the earth’s surface,
often causing damage and sometimes deaths زلزله
survive /s rə ˈv vɑɪ /verb I/T
survive /s rə ˈv vɑɪ /verb I/T to continue to live or to exist, esp. after a
dangerous event
survive /s rə ˈv vɑɪ /verb I/T to continue to live or to exist, esp. after a
dangerous event The baby was born with a defective heart
and survived for only a few hours.
survive /s rə ˈv vɑɪ /verb I/T to continue to live or to exist, esp. after a
dangerous event The baby was born with a defective heart
and survived for only a few hours. The building survived the earthquake with
little damage.
survive /s rə ˈv vɑɪ /verb I/T to continue to live or to exist, esp. after a
dangerous event The baby was born with a defective heart
and survived for only a few hours. The building survived the earthquake with
little damage. ماندن زنده
Word formationsurvive /s rə ˈv v/ ɑɪ verb I/T survival /s rə ˈv ·v l/ ɑɪ ə noun U Doctors told my wife I had a 50/50 chance of
survival. survivor /s rə ˈv ·v r/ ɑɪ ə noun C =بازمانده a Holocaust survivor He was the sole survivor of the crash . person who continues to live after a close
relative dies: Her survivors include two children and five grandchildren.
experience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ənoun C/U
experience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ənoun C/U knowledge or skill that is obtained from doing sth
experience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ənoun C/U knowledge or skill that is obtained from doing sth Do you have any experience working with
children?
experience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ənoun C/U knowledge or skill that is obtained from doing sth Do you have any experience working with
children? I know from experience that it can get quite cold
in Maine this time of year.
experience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ənoun C/U knowledge or skill that is obtained from doing sth Do you have any experience working with
children? I know from experience that it can get quite cold
in Maine this time of year. دانش ، آگاهی ، تجربه
experience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ənoun C/U knowledge or skill that is obtained from doing sth Do you have any experience working with
children? I know from experience that it can get quite cold
in Maine this time of year. دانش ، آگاهی ، تجربهexperience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ ə verb T
experience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ənoun C/U knowledge or skill that is obtained from doing sth Do you have any experience working with
children? I know from experience that it can get quite cold
in Maine this time of year. دانش ، آگاهی ، تجربهexperience / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· ns/ ə verb T experienced / kɪ ˈsp r·iɪ ː· nst/ ə adjective
predict /prɪˈd ktɪ /verb
predict /prɪˈd ktɪ /verb to say that an event or action will happen in the future
predict /prɪˈd ktɪ /verb to say that an event or action will happen in the future Scientists can predict the exact time of an eclipse.
predict /prɪˈd ktɪ /verb to say that an event or action will happen in the future Scientists can predict the exact time of an eclipse. Who could have predicted that she would win the game?
predict /prɪˈd ktɪ /verb to say that an event or action will happen in the future Scientists can predict the exact time of an eclipse. Who could have predicted that she would win the game? The storm is predicted to reach the Florida coast tomorrow
morning.
predict /prɪˈd ktɪ /verb to say that an event or action will happen in the future Scientists can predict the exact time of an eclipse. Who could have predicted that she would win the game? The storm is predicted to reach the Florida coast tomorrow
morning. No one can predict when the disease will strike again.
predict /prɪˈd ktɪ /verb to say that an event or action will happen in the future Scientists can predict the exact time of an eclipse. Who could have predicted that she would win the game? The storm is predicted to reach the Florida coast tomorrow
morning. No one can predict when the disease will strike again. کردن بینی پیش
Word formationpredict /prɪˈd kt/ ɪ verb predictable /prɪˈd k·t ·b l/ ɪ ə ə adjective Sth that is expected predictably /prɪˈd k·t ·bli/ ɪ ə adverb predictabil i ty /prɪˌd k·tɪ əˈb l· t·i/ ɪ ə ̬ noun U prediction /prɪˈd k· n/ ɪ ʃə noun C/U C We are not yet able to make accurate predictions about
earthquakes.
Earth’s layers
Earth’s layer
Earth’s layer
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ə
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ə
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ə
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ə
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ə
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ənoun C / verb T
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ənoun C / verb T a thin sheet of a substance on top of a
surface,
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ənoun C / verb T a thin sheet of a substance on top of a
surface, We put on two layers of paint.
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ənoun C / verb T a thin sheet of a substance on top of a
surface, We put on two layers of paint. The road was built up with layers of crushed
stone and asphalt.
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ənoun C / verb T a thin sheet of a substance on top of a
surface, We put on two layers of paint. The road was built up with layers of crushed
stone and asphalt. to arrange something in layers
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ənoun C / verb T a thin sheet of a substance on top of a
surface, We put on two layers of paint. The road was built up with layers of crushed
stone and asphalt. to arrange something in layers Layer the pasta with slices of tomato.
layer /ˈle · r/ ɪ ənoun C / verb T a thin sheet of a substance on top of a
surface, We put on two layers of paint. The road was built up with layers of crushed
stone and asphalt. to arrange something in layers Layer the pasta with slices of tomato.لیه
crust /kr stʌ /
crust /kr stʌ /
crust /kr stʌ /
SKIN AND CRUST
crust /kr stʌ /noun C/U
crust /kr stʌ /noun C/U 1- a hard, outer covering of sth
crust /kr stʌ /noun C/U 1- a hard, outer covering of sth2- outer layer of earth
crust /kr stʌ /noun C/U 1- a hard, outer covering of sth2- outer layer of earth پوسته
crust /kr stʌ /noun C/U 1- a hard, outer covering of sth2- outer layer of earth پوسته See picture: crust, mantle, and core
crust /kr stʌ /noun C/U 1- a hard, outer covering of sth2- outer layer of earth پوسته See picture: crust, mantle, and core crusty /ˈkr s·ti/ ʌ adjective
crust /kr stʌ /noun C/U 1- a hard, outer covering of sth2- outer layer of earth پوسته See picture: crust, mantle, and core crusty /ˈkr s·ti/ ʌ adjective fresh, crusty bread
mantle /ˈmænt· l/ ə
mantle /ˈmænt· l/ ə
mantle /ˈmænt· l/ ə
Earth’s layers
mantle /ˈmænt· l/ ənoun U earth science
mantle /ˈmænt· l/ ənoun U earth science the part of the earth that is below the surface
and that surrounds the smaller part in the center
mantle /ˈmænt· l/ ənoun U earth science the part of the earth that is below the surface
and that surrounds the smaller part in the center
See picture: crust, mantle, and core
mantle /ˈmænt· l/ ənoun U earth science the part of the earth that is below the surface
and that surrounds the smaller part in the center
See picture: crust, mantle, and core جبه ، گوشته
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊ
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊ
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊ
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊ
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊ
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊ
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊnoun C
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊnoun C 1- the center or most important part of
something
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊnoun C 1- the center or most important part of
something 2- earth science The core of the earth is its
center, made up of a liquid inner core and a solid outer core.
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊnoun C 1- the center or most important part of
something 2- earth science The core of the earth is its
center, made up of a liquid inner core and a solid outer core.
See picture: crust, mantle, and core
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊnoun C 1- the center or most important part of
something 2- earth science The core of the earth is its
center, made up of a liquid inner core and a solid outer core.
See picture: crust, mantle, and core core /ko r/ ʊ adjective not gradable
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊnoun C 1- the center or most important part of
something 2- earth science The core of the earth is its
center, made up of a liquid inner core and a solid outer core.
See picture: crust, mantle, and core core /ko r/ ʊ adjective not gradable central; basic
core /kɔːr, ko r/ ʊnoun C 1- the center or most important part of
something 2- earth science The core of the earth is its
center, made up of a liquid inner core and a solid outer core.
See picture: crust, mantle, and core core /ko r/ ʊ adjective not gradable central; basicهسته ، مرکز ، قسمت مهم
skin /skɪn/
skin /skɪn/
skin /skɪn/
skin /skɪn/ noun C/U the natural outer layer that covers a person or animal the outer covering of some fruits and vegetables He had dark, leathery skin. potato skinsپوست verb T -nn- to remove skin from an animal, or to rub skin off a part of
the body = پوست کندن
Thin /θ n/ ɪadjective -er/-est only -nn-
Thin /θ n/ ɪadjective -er/-est only -nn- having a small distance from the top to the
bottom side
Thin /θ n/ ɪadjective -er/-est only -nn- having a small distance from the top to the
bottom side thin summer clothing
Thin /θ n/ ɪadjective -er/-est only -nn- having a small distance from the top to the
bottom side thin summer clothing The statue is coated with a thin layer of gold.
Thin /θ n/ ɪadjective -er/-est only -nn- having a small distance from the top to the
bottom side thin summer clothing The statue is coated with a thin layer of gold. thinly /ˈθ n·li/ ɪ thin adverb
Thin /θ n/ ɪadjective -er/-est only -nn- having a small distance from the top to the
bottom side thin summer clothing The statue is coated with a thin layer of gold. thinly /ˈθ n·li/ ɪ thin adverb Thinly sliced cheese is good for sandwiches.
Thin /θ n/ ɪadjective -er/-est only -nn- having a small distance from the top to the
bottom side thin summer clothing The statue is coated with a thin layer of gold. thinly /ˈθ n·li/ ɪ thin adverb Thinly sliced cheese is good for sandwiches.≠ thick = ضخیم
Thin /θ n/ ɪadjective -er/-est only -nn- having a small distance from the top to the
bottom side thin summer clothing The statue is coated with a thin layer of gold. thinly /ˈθ n·li/ ɪ thin adverb Thinly sliced cheese is good for sandwiches.≠ thick = ضخیم نازک
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /verb T
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /verb T to examine or look for the differences
between persons or things
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /verb T to examine or look for the differences
between persons or things to consider or suggest that something is
similar or equal to something else
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /verb T to examine or look for the differences
between persons or things to consider or suggest that something is
similar or equal to something else This store’s prices are high compared to what
some other stores charge.
compare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær /verb T to examine or look for the differences
between persons or things to consider or suggest that something is
similar or equal to something else This store’s prices are high compared to what
some other stores charge. مقایسه کردن
Word formationcompare /k mə ˈper, -ˈpær/ verb I/T comparable /ˈk m·p ·r ·b l/ ɑ ə ə ə adjective Similarcomparative /k mə ˈpær· t· v/ ə ̬ ɪ adjectivecomparatively /k mə ˈpær· t· v·li/ ə ̬ ɪ adverb comparison /kəmˈpær·ə·sən/ noun C/U Showing similarity or equality of two things an examination of the differences between
persons or things
f loat /flo t/ ʊ
f loat /flo t/ ʊ
f loat /flo t/ ʊ
f loat /flo t/ ʊ
f loat /flo t/ ʊ
f loat /flo t/ ʊverb I/T / noun C
f loat /flo t/ ʊverb I/T / noun C 1- to stay or move easily on or over the surface of
a liquid, or to cause sth to move in this way
f loat /flo t/ ʊverb I/T / noun C 1- to stay or move easily on or over the surface of
a liquid, or to cause sth to move in this way I: An empty bottle will float on water.
f loat /flo t/ ʊverb I/T / noun C 1- to stay or move easily on or over the surface of
a liquid, or to cause sth to move in this way I: An empty bottle will float on water. T: Fill the cups with hot coffee and float heavy
cream on top.
f loat /flo t/ ʊverb I/T / noun C 1- to stay or move easily on or over the surface of
a liquid, or to cause sth to move in this way I: An empty bottle will float on water. T: Fill the cups with hot coffee and float heavy
cream on top. 2- move easily through air: I Fluffy white clouds
were floating across the sky.
f loat /flo t/ ʊverb I/T / noun C 1- to stay or move easily on or over the surface of
a liquid, or to cause sth to move in this way I: An empty bottle will float on water. T: Fill the cups with hot coffee and float heavy
cream on top. 2- move easily through air: I Fluffy white clouds
were floating across the sky. a piece of light material that stays on the surface
of water
f loat /flo t/ ʊverb I/T / noun C 1- to stay or move easily on or over the surface of
a liquid, or to cause sth to move in this way I: An empty bottle will float on water. T: Fill the cups with hot coffee and float heavy
cream on top. 2- move easily through air: I Fluffy white clouds
were floating across the sky. a piece of light material that stays on the surface
of waterشناور کردن ، شناور ماندن ، چیز شناور
soft /sɔːft/
soft /sɔːft/
soft /sɔːft/
soft /sɔːft/ adjective -er/-est only
soft /sɔːft/ adjective -er/-est only not hard or firm; changing its shape when
pressed
soft /sɔːft/ adjective -er/-est only not hard or firm; changing its shape when
pressedThe baby’s skin feels so soft.
soft /sɔːft/ adjective -er/-est only not hard or firm; changing its shape when
pressedThe baby’s skin feels so soft.soften /ˈsɔː·f n/ ə verb I/T
soft /sɔːft/ adjective -er/-est only not hard or firm; changing its shape when
pressedThe baby’s skin feels so soft.soften /ˈsɔː·f n/ ə verb I/T The butter will soften if you leave it out.
soft /sɔːft/ adjective -er/-est only not hard or firm; changing its shape when
pressedThe baby’s skin feels so soft.soften /ˈsɔː·f n/ ə verb I/T The butter will soften if you leave it out. softness /ˈsɔːft·n s/ ə noun U
soft /sɔːft/ adjective -er/-est only not hard or firm; changing its shape when
pressedThe baby’s skin feels so soft.soften /ˈsɔː·f n/ ə verb I/T The butter will soften if you leave it out. softness /ˈsɔːft·n s/ ə noun U I sank into the softness of my bed.
soft /sɔːft/ adjective -er/-est only not hard or firm; changing its shape when
pressedThe baby’s skin feels so soft.soften /ˈsɔː·f n/ ə verb I/T The butter will soften if you leave it out. softness /ˈsɔːft·n s/ ə noun U I sank into the softness of my bed. نرم
center /ˈsent· r/ ə
center /ˈsent· r/ ə
center /ˈsent· r/ ə
center /ˈsent· r/ ə
center /ˈsent· r/ ənoun C
center /ˈsent· r/ ənoun C the middle point or part
center /ˈsent· r/ ənoun C the middle point or part She stood in the center of the stage.
center /ˈsent· r/ ənoun C the middle point or part She stood in the center of the stage. center /ˈsent· r/ ə verb T
center /ˈsent· r/ ənoun C the middle point or part She stood in the center of the stage. center /ˈsent· r/ ə verb T to put something in the center
center /ˈsent· r/ ənoun C the middle point or part She stood in the center of the stage. center /ˈsent· r/ ə verb T to put something in the center The headings should be centered on the page.
center /ˈsent· r/ ənoun C the middle point or part She stood in the center of the stage. center /ˈsent· r/ ə verb T to put something in the center The headings should be centered on the page. دادن قرار مرکز در ، مرکز
Word formation center /ˈsent·ər/ noun C center /ˈsent·ər/ verb T central /ˈsen·tr l/ ə adjective in, at, from, or near the centercentrally /ˈsen·tr ·li/ ə adverb controlled from a single place or by a single
organizationcentralize /ˈsen·trəˌl z/ ɑɪ verb T
consist of something phrasal verb
consist of something phrasal verb to be something that is made or formed of
various specific things
consist of something phrasal verb to be something that is made or formed of
various specific things The crowd consisted mostly of college kids
and office workers.
consist of something phrasal verb to be something that is made or formed of
various specific things The crowd consisted mostly of college kids
and office workers. Her responsibilities consist of answering the
phone and greeting visitors.
consist of something phrasal verb to be something that is made or formed of
various specific things The crowd consisted mostly of college kids
and office workers. Her responsibilities consist of answering the
phone and greeting visitors. از شدن تشکیل
smoothly /ˈsmuːð·li/ adverb
smoothly /ˈsmuːð·li/ adverb happening without any sudden changes, or
difficulty
smoothly /ˈsmuːð·li/ adverb happening without any sudden changes, or
difficulty a smooth ride/flight / movement
smoothly /ˈsmuːð·li/ adverb happening without any sudden changes, or
difficulty a smooth ride/flight / movementOil is used to make the parts of a machine
move smoothly when they rub together. It’s nice to work in such a smoothly run office.
smoothly /ˈsmuːð·li/ adverb happening without any sudden changes, or
difficulty a smooth ride/flight / movementOil is used to make the parts of a machine
move smoothly when they rub together. It’s nice to work in such a smoothly run office.
آرامی به
Word formationsmooth /smuːð/ adjective -er/-est only smooth /smuːð/ verb T کردن هموارsmoothly /ˈsmuːð·li/ adverb smoothness /ˈsmuːð·n s/ ə noun U
stick /st k/ ɪ
stick /st k/ ɪ
stick /st k/ ɪ
stick /st k/ ɪ
stick /st k/ ɪ
stick /st k/ ɪ
stick /st k/ ɪverb I/T past stuck
stick /st k/ ɪverb I/T past stuck to attach or become attached
stick /st k/ ɪverb I/T past stuck to attach or become attached T: Stick the tape to the back of the picture.
stick /st k/ ɪverb I/T past stuck to attach or become attached T: Stick the tape to the back of the picture. I: It was so hot that my clothes stuck to me.
stick /st k/ ɪverb I/T past stuck to attach or become attached T: Stick the tape to the back of the picture. I: It was so hot that my clothes stuck to me. چسبیدن ، عصا
Earth’s plates
Smooth movement
Breaking of plates
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /noun C
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /noun C a tool or other device used for doing a particular piece of
work
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /noun C a tool or other device used for doing a particular piece of
work surgical instruments
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /noun C a tool or other device used for doing a particular piece of
work surgical instruments instrumental / n·str 'ment· l/ ɪ ə ə adjective
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /noun C a tool or other device used for doing a particular piece of
work surgical instruments instrumental / n·str 'ment· l/ ɪ ə ə adjective important in causing something to happen
instrument / ' n·str ·m ntɪ ə ə /noun C a tool or other device used for doing a particular piece of
work surgical instruments instrumental / n·str 'ment· l/ ɪ ə ə adjective important in causing something to happen وسیله ،ابزار
shake / e kʃ ɪ /
shake / e kʃ ɪ /
shake / e kʃ ɪ /
shake / e kʃ ɪ /
shake / e kʃ ɪ /verb I/T shook , shaken
shake / e kʃ ɪ /verb I/T shook , shaken to move sth backward and forward or up and
down in quick, short movements
shake / e kʃ ɪ /verb I/T shook , shaken to move sth backward and forward or up and
down in quick, short movements Shake the can.
shake / e kʃ ɪ /verb I/T shook , shaken to move sth backward and forward or up and
down in quick, short movements Shake the can. Lily shook her long hair out.
shake / e kʃ ɪ /verb I/T shook , shaken to move sth backward and forward or up and
down in quick, short movements Shake the can. Lily shook her long hair out. She shook out the tablecloth.
shake / e kʃ ɪ /verb I/T shook , shaken to move sth backward and forward or up and
down in quick, short movements Shake the can. Lily shook her long hair out. She shook out the tablecloth.Her hands shook as she opened the letter.
shake / e kʃ ɪ /verb I/T shook , shaken to move sth backward and forward or up and
down in quick, short movements Shake the can. Lily shook her long hair out. She shook out the tablecloth.Her hands shook as she opened the letter. تکان دادن
Some points:shake your fist :They stood at the gate,
shaking their fists and shouting. shake hands : greet or say goodbyeshake your head : My dad shook his head, "No, you can't go." The shakes : لرز shaker /ˈ e ·k r/ ʃ ɪ ə noun C a salt/pepper shaker shaky /ˈ e ·ki/ ʃ ɪ adjective = لرزان
ratt le /ˈræt· l/ ̬ əverb I/T / noun C/U
ratt le /ˈræt· l/ ̬ əverb I/T / noun C/U to make a noise consisting of quickly repeated
knocks
ratt le /ˈræt· l/ ̬ əverb I/T / noun C/U to make a noise consisting of quickly repeated
knocks I: The windows rattled when the wind blew.
ratt le /ˈræt· l/ ̬ əverb I/T / noun C/U to make a noise consisting of quickly repeated
knocks I: The windows rattled when the wind blew. T: Manny slammed the door, rattling the cups
on the shelf.
ratt le /ˈræt· l/ ̬ əverb I/T / noun C/U to make a noise consisting of quickly repeated
knocks I: The windows rattled when the wind blew. T: Manny slammed the door, rattling the cups
on the shelf. U: We could hear the rattle of stones as they
fell down the well.
ratt le /ˈræt· l/ ̬ əverb I/T / noun C/U to make a noise consisting of quickly repeated
knocks I: The windows rattled when the wind blew. T: Manny slammed the door, rattling the cups
on the shelf. U: We could hear the rattle of stones as they
fell down the well. تکان خوردن همراه صدا
damage /ˈdæm·ɪdʒ/
damage /ˈdæm·ɪdʒ/
damage /ˈdæm·ɪdʒ/
damage /ˈdæm·ɪdʒ/
damage /ˈdæm·ɪdʒ/ verb T / noun
damage /ˈdæm·ɪdʒ/ verb T / noun to harm or spoil something
damage /ˈdæm·ɪdʒ/ verb T / noun to harm or spoil something Many buildings were badly damaged by
the earthquake.
damage /ˈdæm·ɪdʒ/ verb T / noun to harm or spoil something Many buildings were badly damaged by
the earthquake. آسیب رساند یا آسیب
populate /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t·/ ɪ ̬
Verb to inhabit; live in; be the inhabitants of.ساکن کردن
populated /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t· d/ ɪ ̬ ə
populated /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t· d/ ɪ ̬ ə
populated /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t· d/ ɪ ̬ əadjective
populated /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t· d/ ɪ ̬ əadjective lived in , full of people
populated /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t· d/ ɪ ̬ əadjective lived in , full of people densely populated cities
populated /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t· d/ ɪ ̬ əadjective lived in , full of people densely populated citiesمسکونی
Word formationpopulate /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t·/ ɪ ̬ Verb population /ˌp p·jɑ əˈle · n/ ɪ ʃə : pop. noun C/U populated /ˈp p·jɑ əˌle t· d/ ɪ ̬ ə adjective populous /ˈp p·j ·l s/ ɑ ə ə adjective (of a country, area, or place) having a lot of
people living there
Learn words:Luck = fortune Lucky = fortunate Luckily = fortunately Unluckily = unfortunately
destructive /dɪˈstr k·t v/ ʌ ɪadjective
destructive /dɪˈstr k·t v/ ʌ ɪadjective Causing damage and destruction
destructive /dɪˈstr k·t v/ ʌ ɪadjective Causing damage and destruction The child needs help to control his destructive
behavior.
destructive /dɪˈstr k·t v/ ʌ ɪadjective Causing damage and destruction The child needs help to control his destructive
behavior. ویرانگر ، مخرب
destructive /dɪˈstr k·t v/ ʌ ɪadjective Causing damage and destruction The child needs help to control his destructive
behavior. ویرانگر ، مخربdestruction /dɪˈstr k· n/ ʌ ʃə noun U
destructive /dɪˈstr k·t v/ ʌ ɪadjective Causing damage and destruction The child needs help to control his destructive
behavior. ویرانگر ، مخربdestruction /dɪˈstr k· n/ ʌ ʃə noun U the action of destroying something, or the
state of being destroyed
destructive /dɪˈstr k·t v/ ʌ ɪadjective Causing damage and destruction The child needs help to control his destructive
behavior. ویرانگر ، مخربdestruction /dɪˈstr k· n/ ʌ ʃə noun U the action of destroying something, or the
state of being destroyed Unusually high winds left widespread
destruction over the area.
Word formationdestroy /dɪˈstr / ɔɪ verb T to damage something, destroyer /dɪˈstr · r /ɔɪ ə noun C a small, fast, military ship that carries
weapons destruction /dɪˈstr k· n/ ʌ ʃə noun U destructive /dɪˈstr k·t v/ ʌ ɪ adjective
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ocean
probable /ˈpr b· ·b l/ ɑ ə əadjective
probable /ˈpr b· ·b l/ ɑ ə əadjective likely to be true or likely to happen
probable /ˈpr b· ·b l/ ɑ ə əadjective likely to be true or likely to happen The doctor said that the most probable cause
of death was heart failure.
probable /ˈpr b· ·b l/ ɑ ə əadjective likely to be true or likely to happen The doctor said that the most probable cause
of death was heart failure. محتمل
Word formationprobable /ˈpr b· ·b l/ ɑ ə ə adjective probably /ˈpr b· ·bli/ ɑ ə adverbI’ll probably be home about midnight. probabil i ty /ˌpr b·ɑ əˈb l· t·i/ ɪ ə ̬ noun C/U In all probabil i ty he would never see her
again very likely he would not see her again .
hit / h tɪ /verb T hitting , past hit informal
hit / h tɪ /verb T hitting , past hit informal to arrive at a place, position, or state
hit / h tɪ /verb T hitting , past hit informal to arrive at a place, position, or state The company’s profits hit an all-time high last
year.
hit / h tɪ /verb T hitting , past hit informal to arrive at a place, position, or state The company’s profits hit an all-time high last
year. رسیدن
entire / nɪ ˈt r/ ɑɪAdjective
entire / nɪ ˈt r/ ɑɪadjectivewhole or complete,
entire / nɪ ˈt r/ ɑɪadjectivewhole or complete, He read the entire book on the flight to
Buenos Aires.
entire / nɪ ˈt r/ ɑɪadjectivewhole or complete, He read the entire book on the flight to
Buenos Aires. I spent an entire month writing that report.
entire / nɪ ˈt r/ ɑɪadjectivewhole or complete, He read the entire book on the flight to
Buenos Aires. I spent an entire month writing that report. entirely / nɪ ˈt r·li/ ɑɪ adverb
entire / nɪ ˈt r/ ɑɪadjectivewhole or complete, He read the entire book on the flight to
Buenos Aires. I spent an entire month writing that report. entirely / nɪ ˈt r·li/ ɑɪ adverbI admit it was entirely my fault.
entire / nɪ ˈt r/ ɑɪadjectivewhole or complete, He read the entire book on the flight to
Buenos Aires. I spent an entire month writing that report. entirely / nɪ ˈt r·li/ ɑɪ adverbI admit it was entirely my fault. entirety / nɪ ˈt ·r t·i, -ɑɪ ə ̬ ˈt rt·i/ ɑɪ ̬ noun U
free /friː/ adjective -er/-est only
free /friː/ adjective -er/-est only WITHOUT: not having something that is
unwanted or unpleasant
free /friː/ adjective -er/-est only WITHOUT: not having something that is
unwanted or unpleasant After many months of treatment, she was
declared free of disease.
free /friː/ adjective -er/-est only WITHOUT: not having something that is
unwanted or unpleasant After many months of treatment, she was
declared free of disease. فاقد ، بدون
Word formationfree /friː/ adjective, adverb -er/-estfree /friː/ verb T freely /ˈfriː·li/ adverb freedom /ˈfriːd· m/ ə noun C/U
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T to find or discover the exact position of something
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T to find or discover the exact position of something Archeologists have located the remains of an
ancient temple.
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T to find or discover the exact position of something Archeologists have located the remains of an
ancient temple. کردن پیدا
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T to find or discover the exact position of something Archeologists have located the remains of an
ancient temple. کردن پیداlocation /loʊˈke · n/ ɪ ʃə noun C
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T to find or discover the exact position of something Archeologists have located the remains of an
ancient temple. کردن پیداlocation /loʊˈke · n/ ɪ ʃə noun C a particular place or position
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T to find or discover the exact position of something Archeologists have located the remains of an
ancient temple. کردن پیداlocation /loʊˈke · n/ ɪ ʃə noun C a particular place or position a good location for a bookstore
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T to find or discover the exact position of something Archeologists have located the remains of an
ancient temple. کردن پیداlocation /loʊˈke · n/ ɪ ʃə noun C a particular place or position a good location for a bookstore The map showed the location of an old mine.
locate /ˈlo ·ke t, loʊ ɪ ʊˈke t/ ɪverb T to find or discover the exact position of something Archeologists have located the remains of an
ancient temple. کردن پیداlocation /loʊˈke · n/ ɪ ʃə noun C a particular place or position a good location for a bookstore The map showed the location of an old mine. on location : in an actual place
forecast /ˈfɔːr·kæst, ˈfo r-/ ʊverb T / noun C
forecast /ˈfɔːr·kæst, ˈfo r-/ ʊverb T / noun C past forecast , past forecasted
forecast /ˈfɔːr·kæst, ˈfo r-/ ʊverb T / noun C past forecast , past forecastedPredict , say what the weather will be like
forecast /ˈfɔːr·kæst, ˈfo r-/ ʊverb T / noun C past forecast , past forecastedPredict , say what the weather will be like The government is forecasting that
unemployment will continue to fall.
forecast /ˈfɔːr·kæst, ˈfo r-/ ʊverb T / noun C past forecast , past forecastedPredict , say what the weather will be like The government is forecasting that
unemployment will continue to fall. کردن بینی پیش
forecast /ˈfɔːr·kæst, ˈfo r-/ ʊverb T / noun C past forecast , past forecastedPredict , say what the weather will be like The government is forecasting that
unemployment will continue to fall. کردن بینی پیشforecaster /ˈfɔːrˌkæs·t r, ə ˈfo r-/ ʊ noun C
Flood /fl d/ ʌ
Flood /fl d/ ʌ
Flood /fl d/ ʌ
Flood /fl d/ ʌ
Flood /fl d/ ʌnoun C / verb I/T
Flood /fl d/ ʌnoun C / verb I/T to fill or become covered with water or to
cause this to happen to something
Flood /fl d/ ʌnoun C / verb I/T to fill or become covered with water or to
cause this to happen to something I The basements of many downtown buildings
would flood whenever it rained.
Flood /fl d/ ʌnoun C / verb I/T to fill or become covered with water or to
cause this to happen to something I The basements of many downtown buildings
would flood whenever it rained. a large amount of water covering an area that
is usually dry
Flood /fl d/ ʌnoun C / verb I/T to fill or become covered with water or to
cause this to happen to something I The basements of many downtown buildings
would flood whenever it rained. a large amount of water covering an area that
is usually dryf looding /ˈfl d· ŋ/ ʌ ɪ noun U
Flood /fl d/ ʌnoun C / verb I/T to fill or become covered with water or to
cause this to happen to something I The basements of many downtown buildings
would flood whenever it rained. a large amount of water covering an area that
is usually dryf looding /ˈfl d· ŋ/ ʌ ɪ noun U Rain caused flooding that washed out bridges
and covered roads.
storm /stɔːrm/
storm /stɔːrm/
storm /stɔːrm/
storm /stɔːrm/ noun C
storm /stɔːrm/ noun C an extreme weather condition with strong
winds and heavy rain or snow
storm /stɔːrm/ noun C an extreme weather condition with strong
winds and heavy rain or snow The storm left over a foot of snow on the
ground.
storm /stɔːrm/ noun C an extreme weather condition with strong
winds and heavy rain or snow The storm left over a foot of snow on the
ground. stormy /ˈstɔːr·mi/ adjective
storm /stɔːrm/ noun C an extreme weather condition with strong
winds and heavy rain or snow The storm left over a foot of snow on the
ground. stormy /ˈstɔːr·mi/ adjective I remember one stormy afternoon when
Marcelle and I were kept indoors by the weather.
reality /riːˈæl· t·iə ̬ /noun C/U
reality /riːˈæl· t·iə ̬ /noun C/U the actual state of things, or the facts
involved in such a state
reality /riːˈæl· t·iə ̬ /noun C/U the actual state of things, or the facts
involved in such a state U The reality is I’m not going to be picked for
the team.
reality /riːˈæl· t·iə ̬ /noun C/U the actual state of things, or the facts
involved in such a state U The reality is I’m not going to be picked for
the team. In reality = what actually happened or what
the actual situation is
reality /riːˈæl· t·iə ̬ /noun C/U the actual state of things, or the facts
involved in such a state U The reality is I’m not going to be picked for
the team. In reality = what actually happened or what
the actual situation isHe told the police he was out of town, but in
reality, he never went anywhere.
reality /riːˈæl· t·iə ̬ /noun C/U the actual state of things, or the facts
involved in such a state U The reality is I’m not going to be picked for
the team. In reality = what actually happened or what
the actual situation isHe told the police he was out of town, but in
reality, he never went anywhere. واقعیت
Word formationreal /riːl/ adjective realism /ˈriː·əˌl z· m/ ɪ ə noun U realist /ˈriː· ·l st/ ə ə noun C realist ic /ˌriː·əˈl s·t k/ ɪ ɪ adjective realist ically /ˌriː·əˈl s·t ·kli/ ɪ ɪ adverbreality /riːˈæl· t·i/ ə ̬ noun C/U really /ˈriː·li/ adverbrealize /ˈriː·əˌl z/ ɑɪ verb T realization /ˌriː· ·lə əˈze · n/ ɪ ʃə noun C
mechanism /ˈmek·əˌn z· m/ ɪ ənoun C
mechanism /ˈmek·əˌn z· m/ ɪ ənoun C a way of doing something, esp. one that is
planned or part of a system
mechanism /ˈmek·əˌn z· m/ ɪ ənoun C a way of doing something, esp. one that is
planned or part of a system The mechanism for collecting taxes needs
revising.
mechanism /ˈmek·əˌn z· m/ ɪ ənoun C a way of doing something, esp. one that is
planned or part of a system The mechanism for collecting taxes needs
revising. a part of a machine, or a set of parts that work
together
mechanism /ˈmek·əˌn z· m/ ɪ ənoun C a way of doing something, esp. one that is
planned or part of a system The mechanism for collecting taxes needs
revising. a part of a machine, or a set of parts that work
together Automatic cameras have a special focusing
mechanism.
mechanism /ˈmek·əˌn z· m/ ɪ ənoun C a way of doing something, esp. one that is
planned or part of a system The mechanism for collecting taxes needs
revising. a part of a machine, or a set of parts that work
together Automatic cameras have a special focusing
mechanism. کار انجام روش ، مکانیسم
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒə
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒə
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒə
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒə
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒənoun C
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒənoun C a dangerous or serious situation, such as an
accident, that happens suddenly or unexpectedly and needs immediate action
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒənoun C a dangerous or serious situation, such as an
accident, that happens suddenly or unexpectedly and needs immediate action
In an emergency, dial 911 for an ambulance.
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒənoun C a dangerous or serious situation, such as an
accident, that happens suddenly or unexpectedly and needs immediate action
In an emergency, dial 911 for an ambulance. اضطراری ، اورژانسی
emergency /ɪˈm r·d n·si/ ɜ ʒənoun C a dangerous or serious situation, such as an
accident, that happens suddenly or unexpectedly and needs immediate action
In an emergency, dial 911 for an ambulance. اضطراری ، اورژانسی= urgency /ˈɜr·dʒən·si/
procedure /prəˈsiː·d r/ ʒənoun C/U
procedure /prəˈsiː·d r/ ʒənoun C/U an order or method of doing something
procedure /prəˈsiː·d r/ ʒənoun C/U an order or method of doing something U: It’s standard procedure for those at the
top of the list to be called first.
procedure /prəˈsiː·d r/ ʒənoun C/U an order or method of doing something U: It’s standard procedure for those at the
top of the list to be called first. کار انجام ترتیب یا روش
procedure /prəˈsiː·d r/ ʒənoun C/U an order or method of doing something U: It’s standard procedure for those at the
top of the list to be called first. کار انجام ترتیب یا روشprocedural /prəˈsiː·d ·r l/ ʒə ə adjective
procedure /prəˈsiː·d r/ ʒənoun C/U an order or method of doing something U: It’s standard procedure for those at the
top of the list to be called first. کار انجام ترتیب یا روشprocedural /prəˈsiː·d ·r l/ ʒə ə adjectiveDefense lawyers most often challenge test
results based on procedural grounds.
get (someone) together phrasal verb
get (someone) together phrasal verb to have a meeting or a party
get (someone) together phrasal verb to have a meeting or a party Why don’t we all get together on Friday?
get (someone) together phrasal verb to have a meeting or a party Why don’t we all get together on Friday? Lynn sent me an e-mail asking, "Can you get
your committee together?"
get (someone) together phrasal verb to have a meeting or a party Why don’t we all get together on Friday? Lynn sent me an e-mail asking, "Can you get
your committee together?" شدن جمع هم دور ، گرفتن جلسه
get (someone) together phrasal verb to have a meeting or a party Why don’t we all get together on Friday? Lynn sent me an e-mail asking, "Can you get
your committee together?" شدن جمع هم دور ، گرفتن جلسهget-together : noun
get (someone) together phrasal verb to have a meeting or a party Why don’t we all get together on Friday? Lynn sent me an e-mail asking, "Can you get
your committee together?" شدن جمع هم دور ، گرفتن جلسهget-together : noun meeting
f ire department
f ire department
f ire department
f ire department noun C
f ire department noun C an organization in charge of preventing or
putting out fires, esp. one working for a local government
f ire department noun C an organization in charge of preventing or
putting out fires, esp. one working for a local government
آتش نشانی
f ire alarm
f ire alarm
f ire alarm
fire truck = f ire engine
fire truck = f ire engine
f irefighter = fireman
f irefighter = fireman
f irefighter = fireman
Other wordsf ire alarm noun C f ire engine noun C = fire truck f irefighter = fireman noun C -men f ire department f ire station noun C
f ix /f ks/ ɪverb T
f ix /f ks/ ɪverb T to attach in order to keep in one place
f ix /f ks/ ɪverb T to attach in order to keep in one place Fix the shelf to the wall with screws.
f ix /f ks/ ɪverb T to attach in order to keep in one place Fix the shelf to the wall with screws. I tried to fix the directions in my mind.
f ix /f ks/ ɪverb T to attach in order to keep in one place Fix the shelf to the wall with screws. I tried to fix the directions in my mind. خود جای در کردن محکم
strong /strɔːŋ /adjective -er/-est only
strong /strɔːŋ /adjective -er/-est only not easily broken or damaged
strong /strɔːŋ /adjective -er/-est only not easily broken or damaged The swings are strong enough for any of the
kids.
strong /strɔːŋ /adjective -er/-est only not easily broken or damaged The swings are strong enough for any of the
kids. strongly /ˈstrɔːŋ·li/ adverb
strong /strɔːŋ /adjective -er/-est only not easily broken or damaged The swings are strong enough for any of the
kids. strongly /ˈstrɔːŋ·li/ adverb The castle walls were strongly constructed of
stone.
strong /strɔːŋ /adjective -er/-est only not easily broken or damaged The swings are strong enough for any of the
kids. strongly /ˈstrɔːŋ·li/ adverb The castle walls were strongly constructed of
stone. محکم
bookshelf /ˈb k· elf/ ʊ ʃ
bookshelf /ˈb k· elf/ ʊ ʃ
bookshelf /ˈb k· elf/ ʊ ʃ
bookshelf /ˈb k· elf/ ʊ ʃ
noun C a shelf that holds books
cabinet /ˈkæb· ·n tə ə /
cabinet /ˈkæb· ·n tə ə /
cabinet /ˈkæb· ·n tə ə /
cabinet /ˈkæb· ·n tə ə /
cabinet /ˈkæb· ·n tə ə /
cabinet /ˈkæb· ·n tə ə /
cabinet /ˈkæb· ·n tə ə /
calm /k m, k lm/ ɑ ɑadjective -er/-est only peaceful, quiet, or relaxed; without hurried
movement, anxiety, or noise ≠ worried , anxious , nervousThe pilot said we’d have to make an
emergency landing, and the flight attendants tried to keep us calm.
Our ship arrived at the Mississippi delta on a calm, clear night.
خونسرد ، آرام
Word formationcalm /k m, k lm/ ɑ ɑ adjective -er/-est only calm /k m, k lm/ ɑ ɑ noun U calm /k m, k lm/ ɑ ɑ verb I/T calmly /ˈk m·li, ɑ ˈk lm-/ ɑ adverb calmness /ˈk m·n s, ɑ ə ˈk lm-/ ɑ noun U
doorway /ˈdɔːr·we , ɪ ˈdo r-/ ʊ
doorway /ˈdɔːr·we , ɪ ˈdo r-/ ʊ
doorway /ˈdɔːr·we , ɪ ˈdo r-/ ʊ
doorway /ˈdɔːr·we , ɪ ˈdo r-/ ʊnoun C
doorway /ˈdɔːr·we , ɪ ˈdo r-/ ʊnoun C the space for a door through which you go
into and out of a room or building
underpass /ˈ n·d rʌ ə ˌpæs/
underpass /ˈ n·d rʌ ə ˌpæs/
underpass /ˈ n·d rʌ ə ˌpæs/
underpass /ˈ n·d rʌ ə ˌpæs/
underpass /ˈ n·d rʌ ə ˌpæs /noun C
underpass /ˈ n·d rʌ ə ˌpæs /noun C a passage that goes under something such as
a busy road, allowing people or vehicles to go from one side to the other
underpass /ˈ n·d rʌ ə ˌpæs /noun C a passage that goes under something such as
a busy road, allowing people or vehicles to go from one side to the other
زیرگذر
underpass /ˈ n·d rʌ ə ˌpæs /noun C a passage that goes under something such as
a busy road, allowing people or vehicles to go from one side to the other
زیرگذر
overpass /ˈo ·v rʊ ə ˌpæs/
overpass /ˈo ·v rʊ ə ˌpæs/
overpass /ˈo ·v rʊ ə ˌpæs/
overpass /ˈo ·v rʊ ə ˌpæs/
overpass /ˈo ·v rʊ ə ˌpæs/ noun C
overpass /ˈo ·v rʊ ə ˌpæs/ noun C a bridge that carries a road or railroad over
another road
overpass /ˈo ·v rʊ ə ˌpæs/ noun C a bridge that carries a road or railroad over
another roadروگذر
safe /se f/ ɪadjective
safe /se f/ ɪadjective free from danger or harm, or not causing
danger or harm Have a safe trip.
safe /se f/ ɪadjective free from danger or harm, or not causing
danger or harm Have a safe trip. ≠ dangerous
safe /se f/ ɪadjective free from danger or harm, or not causing
danger or harm Have a safe trip. ≠ dangerous Is this medicine safe for children?
safe /se f/ ɪadjective free from danger or harm, or not causing
danger or harm Have a safe trip. ≠ dangerous Is this medicine safe for children? I feel safe here.
safe /se f/ ɪadjective free from danger or harm, or not causing
danger or harm Have a safe trip. ≠ dangerous Is this medicine safe for children? I feel safe here. امن ، خطر بی
Other formssafe /se f/ ɪ adjective safely /ˈse ·fli/ ɪ adverb safety /ˈse f·ti/ ɪ noun U
provide / prəˈv d/ ɑɪverb T
provide / prəˈv d/ ɑɪverb T to give something that is needed or wanted to
someone
provide / prəˈv d/ ɑɪverb T to give something that is needed or wanted to
someone The company provides medical benefits to all
employees.
provide / prəˈv d/ ɑɪverb T to give something that is needed or wanted to
someone The company provides medical benefits to all
employees. I can provide you with directions to their
house.
provide / prəˈv d/ ɑɪverb T to give something that is needed or wanted to
someone The company provides medical benefits to all
employees. I can provide you with directions to their
house. کردن فراهم
provide / prəˈv d/ ɑɪverb T to give something that is needed or wanted to
someone The company provides medical benefits to all
employees. I can provide you with directions to their
house. کردن فراهمprovider /prəˈv d· r/ ɑɪ ə noun C
f irst aid
f irst aid
f irst aid
f irst aid
f irst aid
f irst aid noun U
f irst aid noun U emergency medical treatment given to
someone who is injured or ill
f irst aid noun U emergency medical treatment given to
someone who is injured or ill کمکهای اولیه
f irst aid noun U emergency medical treatment given to
someone who is injured or ill کمکهای اولیه
aftershock /ˈæf·t rə ˌ kʃɑ /noun C
aftershock /ˈæf·t rə ˌ kʃɑ /noun C a sudden movement of the earth’s surface
that often follows an earthquake and is less violent than the first main movement
aftershock /ˈæf·t rə ˌ kʃɑ /noun C a sudden movement of the earth’s surface
that often follows an earthquake and is less violent than the first main movement
پس لرزه
Special /ˈspeʃ·əl/ adjective not ordinary or usual, great or importanta special occasion special attention/treatment The car has a number of special safety
features. Is there anything special you’d like to do today?
You’re very special to me. مهم ، خاص ، ویژه
especial ly /ɪˈspe ·liʃ/ adverb (used to emphasize the importance of one thing
among others of its type or to point to one thing among others) very; particularly
He was especially fond of his youngest brother. She campaigned throughout the US, but
especially in the northeast. خاص طور به ، خیلی
A point specially or especially ? Sometimes : for a particular purpose I cooked this meal specially/especially for you. Specially :before an adjective made from a past
participle. specially prepared/specially trained. He uses a specially adapted wheelchair. Especially : to give emphasis to a person or
thing. This word is usually used at the beginning of a phrase but not at the beginning of a sentence.