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English book 2
Lesson 1
According to /ə'kɔ:rd·ɪŋ·tə, -tʊ, -tu:/
According to /ə'kɔ:rd·ɪŋ·tə, -tʊ, -tu:/
• Preposition
According to /ə'kɔ:rd·ɪŋ·tə, -tʊ, -tu:/
• Preposition• as stated by
According to /ə'kɔ:rd·ɪŋ·tə, -tʊ, -tu:/
• Preposition• as stated by • According to my mother, you have to eat three
meals a day every day.
According to /ə'kɔ:rd·ɪŋ·tə, -tʊ, -tu:/
• Preposition• as stated by • According to my mother, you have to eat three
meals a day every day. • , اساس بر گفته به
banana /bə'næn·ə/
banana /bə'næn·ə/
banana /bə'næn·ə/
banana /bə'næn·ə/
• noun C/U
banana /bə'næn·ə/
• noun C/U • a long, curved fruit with a usually yellow skin
and soft, sweet flesh inside
banana /bə'næn·ə/
• noun C/U • a long, curved fruit with a usually yellow skin
and soft, sweet flesh inside • Banana is a good and useful fruit.
banana /bə'næn·ə/
• noun C/U • a long, curved fruit with a usually yellow skin
and soft, sweet flesh inside • Banana is a good and useful fruit.• موز
Bill /bɪl/
Bill /bɪl/
Bill /bɪl/
Bill /bɪl/
Bill /bɪl/
Bill /bɪl/
• noun C
Bill /bɪl/
• noun C • MONEY
Bill /bɪl/
• noun C • MONEY• a piece of paper money , note
Bill /bɪl/
• noun C • MONEY• a piece of paper money , note • Would you mind changing this bill for me?
Bill /bɪl/
• noun C • MONEY• a piece of paper money , note • Would you mind changing this bill for me?• He pulled out a thick wad of bills and gave me
$20.
Bill /bɪl/
• noun C • MONEY• a piece of paper money , note • Would you mind changing this bill for me?• He pulled out a thick wad of bills and gave me
$20. • اسکناس
cage /keɪdʒ/
cage /keɪdʒ/
cage /keɪdʒ/
cage /keɪdʒ/
• noun C
cage /keɪdʒ/
• noun C • a structure shaped like a box but with bars or
wires as its sides, for keeping pets or for housing animals
cage /keɪdʒ/
• noun C • a structure shaped like a box but with bars or
wires as its sides, for keeping pets or for housing animals
• The lab was stocked with wire cages for mice.• The man put a slice of banana in Washoe’s
cage.
cage /keɪdʒ/
• noun C • a structure shaped like a box but with bars or
wires as its sides, for keeping pets or for housing animals
• The lab was stocked with wire cages for mice.• The man put a slice of banana in Washoe’s
cage. • قفس
cassette /kə'set/
cassette /kə'set/
cassette /kə'set/
cassette /kə'set/
• noun C
cassette /kə'set/
• noun C • a flat, rectangular device containing a very
long strip of magnetic material that is used to record sound or pictures;
cassette /kə'set/
• noun C • a flat, rectangular device containing a very
long strip of magnetic material that is used to record sound or pictures;
• He listens to cassettes, CDs.
cassette /kə'set/
• noun C • a flat, rectangular device containing a very
long strip of magnetic material that is used to record sound or pictures;
• He listens to cassettes and CDs . • Insert the cassette and press play.
cassette /kə'set/
• noun C • a flat, rectangular device containing a very
long strip of magnetic material that is used to record sound or pictures;
• He listens to cassettes and CDs . • Insert the cassette and press play. • کاست نوار
cassette player
• old
cassette player
• new
cassette player
• noun C
cassette player
• noun C • a device used for listening to recorded music
that has been replaced mainly by the CD
copy /kɑp·i/
copy /kɑp·i/
copy /kɑp·i/
copy /kɑp·i/
• noun C
copy /kɑp·i/
• noun C • Always keep copies of letters I have written.
copy /kɑp·i/
• noun C • Always keep copies of letters I have written. • Please make two copies of this.
copy /kɑp·i/
• noun C • Always keep copies of letters I have written. • Please make two copies of this. • I had a copy of her latest CD somewhere.
copy /kɑp·i/
• noun C • Always keep copies of letters I have written. • Please make two copies of this. • I had a copy of her latest CD somewhere. • We ordered ten copies of the book.
copy /kɑp·i/
• noun C • Always keep copies of letters I have written. • Please make two copies of this. • I had a copy of her latest CD somewhere. • We ordered ten copies of the book. • نسخه , کپی
decide /dɪ'sɑɪd/
decide /dɪ'sɑɪd/
decide /dɪ'sɑɪd/
decide /dɪ'sɑɪd/
decide /dɪ'sɑɪd/
• verb
decide /dɪ'sɑɪd/
• verb • to choose between one possibility or another : • I decided I would try it.
decide /dɪ'sɑɪd/
• verb • to choose between one possibility or another : • I decided I would try it. • They decided to rest because they were very
tired.
decide /dɪ'sɑɪd/
• verb • to choose between one possibility or another : • I decided I would try it. • They decided to rest because they were very
tired.• گرفتن تصمیم
Do right
• Do sth correctly• If you do the exercises right , I will give a good
mark.
Give back
Give back
• Verb
Give back
• Verb• = return( ed )
Give back
• Verb• = return( ed ) • Pt: gave back
Give back
• Verb• = return( ed ) • Pt: gave back • PP: given back
Give back
• Verb• = return( ed ) • Pt: gave back • PP: given back• “Can I borrow your English book?” “I’ll give it
back in two days.”
Give back
• Verb• = return( ed ) • Pt: gave back • PP: given back• “Can I borrow your English book?” “I’ll give it
back in two days.”• , برگرداندن دادن پس
Keep /ki:p/
Keep /ki:p/
• verb T
Keep /ki:p/
• verb T• pt & pp: kept
Keep /ki:p/
• verb T• pt & pp: kept • to continue doing something without stopping
Keep /ki:p/
• verb T• pt & pp: kept • to continue doing something without stopping• I keep thinking I’ve seen her somewhere
before.
Keep /ki:p/
• verb T• pt & pp: kept • to continue doing something without stopping• I keep thinking I’ve seen her somewhere
before. • If you keep on trying, you’ll soon learn how to
do it.
Keep /ki:p/
• verb T• pt & pp: kept • to continue doing something without stopping• I keep thinking I’ve seen her somewhere
before. • If you keep on trying, you’ll soon learn how to
do it.• دادن ادامه
Language lab
Language lab
Language lab
• A room in which you can listen to languages with special tools.
mistake /mə'steɪk/
mistake /mə'steɪk/
mistake /mə'steɪk/
mistake /mə'steɪk/
• noun C
mistake /mə'steɪk/
• noun C • wrong ,not correct
mistake /mə'steɪk/
• noun C • wrong ,not correct• We all make mistakes.
mistake /mə'steɪk/
• noun C • wrong ,not correct• We all make mistakes. • It was a mistake to come to this restaurant
without a reservation.
mistake /mə'steɪk/
• noun C • wrong ,not correct• We all make mistakes. • It was a mistake to come to this restaurant
without a reservation. • I’m sorry – I must have dialed your number by
mistake.
mistake /mə'steɪk/
• noun C • wrong ,not correct• We all make mistakes. • It was a mistake to come to this restaurant
without a reservation. • I’m sorry – I must have dialed your number by
mistake.• اشتباه
mistake /mə'steɪk/
• verb T • Pt: mistook , PP:mistaken • to be wrong about or fail to recognize
something or someone • I called Karen and mistook her mother for her. • گرفتن اشتباه
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
• - short form math /mæθ/
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
• - short form math /mæθ/ • noun U
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
• - short form math /mæθ/ • noun U • the science of numbers, forms, amounts, and
their relationships
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
• - short form math /mæθ/ • noun U • the science of numbers, forms, amounts, and
their relationships • I can get good marks in my math exam.
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
• - short form math /mæθ/ • noun U • the science of numbers, forms, amounts, and
their relationships • I can get good marks in my math exam.• Mr Firuzi is a math teacher.
mathematics /mæθ·ə'mæ ·ɪks, /t̬ )
• - short form math /mæθ/ • noun U • the science of numbers, forms, amounts, and
their relationships • I can get good marks in my math exam.• Mr Firuzi is a math teacher.• ریاضی
motorcycle /'moʊ ·ərsɑɪ·kəl/ t̬ )
motorcycle /'moʊ ·ərsɑɪ·kəl/ t̬ )
• noun C • a two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
• noun C
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
• noun C • a short piece of writing or music that is part of
a larger piece
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
• noun C • a short piece of writing or music that is part of
a larger piece • a short passage about studying english .
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
• noun C • a short piece of writing or music that is part of
a larger piece • a short passage about studying english .• In your English book , Each lesson has a short
passage.
passage /'pæs·ɪdʒ/
• noun C • a short piece of writing or music that is part of
a larger piece • a short passage about studying english .• In your English book , Each lesson has a short
passage.• متن
pick up (something/someone)
pick up (something/someone)
pick up (something/someone)
pick up (something/someone)
pick up (something/someone)
• phrasal verb
pick up (something/someone)
• phrasal verb• to lift something or someone
pick up (something/someone)
• phrasal verb• to lift something or someone • He picked his bag up and headed for the door.
pick up (something/someone)
• phrasal verb• to lift something or someone • He picked his bag up and headed for the door. • She picked up the little boy and kissed him.
pick up (something/someone)
• phrasal verb M • to lift something or someone • He picked his bag up and headed for the door. • She picked up the little boy and kissed him.• he picked up the newspaper and looked at the
pictures.
pick up (something/someone)
• phrasal verb M • to lift something or someone • He picked his bag up and headed for the door. • She picked up the little boy and kissed him.• he picked up the newspaper and looked at the
pictures. • برداشتن
reward /rɪ'wɔ:rd/
reward /rɪ'wɔ:rd/
reward /rɪ'wɔ:rd/
• verb T / noun
reward /rɪ'wɔ:rd/
• verb T / noun• He was rewarded for his bravery with a medal
from the president.
reward /rɪ'wɔ:rd/
• verb T / noun• He was rewarded for his bravery with a medal
from the president.• He was the best student in his class. The
teacher gave him a good reward.
reward /rɪ'wɔ:rd/
• verb T / noun• He was rewarded for his bravery with a medal
from the president.• He was the best student in his class. The
teacher gave him a good reward. • دادن , جایزه جایزه
Run out of
Run out of
• phrasal verb
Run out of
• phrasal verb• Pt: ran out of PP: run out of
Run out of
• phrasal verb• Pt: ran out of PP: run out of• to use something completely= finish
Run out of
• phrasal verb• Pt: ran out of PP: run out of• to use something completely= finish• He just ran out of ideas.
Run out of
• phrasal verb• Pt: ran out of PP: run out of• to use something completely= finish• He just ran out of ideas. • Time is running out.
Run out of
• phrasal verb• Pt: ran out of PP: run out of• to use something completely= finish• He just ran out of ideas. • Time is running out.• The car stopped. I think it has run out of gas.
Run out of
• phrasal verb• Pt: ran out of PP: run out of• to use something completely= finish• He just ran out of ideas. • Time is running out.• The car stopped. I think it has run out of gas. • , شدن تمام کردن تمام
slice /slɑɪs/
slice /slɑɪs/
slice /slɑɪs/
• noun C
slice /slɑɪs/
• noun C • a flat, often thin piece of food that has been
cut from a larger piece:
slice /slɑɪs/
• noun C • a flat, often thin piece of food that has been
cut from a larger piece:• a slice of bread/cake/pizza
slice /slɑɪs/
• noun C • a flat, often thin piece of food that has been
cut from a larger piece:• a slice of bread/cake/pizza • , قاش , تکه برش
slice /slɑɪs/
• verb T • to cut something into thin pieces, or to cut
one or more thin pieces from something • Slice the onions and fry them in butter.
sugar /ʃʊg·ər/
sugar /ʃʊg·ər/
sugar /ʃʊg·ər/
sugar /ʃʊg·ər/
sugar /ʃʊg·ər/
• noun U
sugar /ʃʊg·ər/
• noun U• I can’t bake a cake. We have run out of sugar.
take apart
take apart
take apart
take apart
• phrasal verb
take apart
• phrasal verb• Pt: took apart PP: taken apart
take apart
• phrasal verb• Pt: took apart PP: taken apart• to separate the parts of something so that
they are not together
take apart
• phrasal verb• Pt: took apart PP: taken apart• to separate the parts of something so that
they are not together• I like to take things apart to see how they
work.
take apart
• phrasal verb• Pt: took apart PP: taken apart• to separate the parts of something so that
they are not together• I like to take things apart to see how they
work.• کردن باز هم روی از
tape /teɪp/
tape /teɪp/
tape /teɪp/
• noun C/U
tape /teɪp/
• noun C/U • Did you make a tape of Tyler’s concert?
tape /teɪp/
• noun C/U • Did you make a tape of Tyler’s concert? • Is that movie available on tape yet?
tape /teɪp/
• noun C/U • Did you make a tape of Tyler’s concert? • Is that movie available on tape yet? • In the language lab we will listen to tapes.
tape /teɪp/
• noun C/U • Did you make a tape of Tyler’s concert? • Is that movie available on tape yet? • In the language lab we will listen to tapes.• نوار
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
• Adjective
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
• adjective • NOT PLEASED (= HAPPY)
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
• adjective • NOT PLEASED (= HAPPY)• It was an unhappy time of her life.
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
• adjective • NOT PLEASED (= HAPPY)• It was an unhappy time of her life. • They were unhappy about their hotel room
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
• adjective • NOT PLEASED (= HAPPY)• It was an unhappy time of her life. • They were unhappy about their hotel room• unhappiness /ʌn'hæp·i:·nəs/
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
• adjective • NOT PLEASED (= HAPPY)• It was an unhappy time of her life. • They were unhappy about their hotel room• unhappiness /ʌn'hæp·i:·nəs/ • noun U
Unhappy/ʌn'hæp·i/
• adjective • NOT PLEASED (= HAPPY)• It was an unhappy time of her life. • They were unhappy about their hotel room• unhappiness /ʌn'hæp·i:·nəs/ • noun U • ناراحت
upset /ʌp'set/
upset /ʌp'set/
upset /ʌp'set/
upset /ʌp'set/
upset /ʌp'set/
• adjective
upset /ʌp'set/
• adjective • =unhappy• Mom gets really upset if we don’t call and tell
her where we are.
upset /ʌp'set/
• adjective • =unhappy• Mom gets really upset if we don’t call and tell
her where we are. • She was very upset about losing her wallet.
find out (something)
find out (something)
• phrasal verb : past found
find out (something)
• phrasal verb , past found • Understand
find out (something)
• phrasal verb ,past found • Understand • How did you find out about the party?
find out (something)
• phrasal verb , past found • Understand • How did you find out about the party? • I just found out that he was cheating on the
test.
find out (something)
• phrasal verb ,past found • Understand • How did you find out about the party? • I just found out that he was cheating on the
test. • فهمیدن , شدن متوجه
While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
• noun U
While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
• noun U • a length of time
While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
• noun U • a length of time• He only had to wait a short while.
While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
• noun U • a length of time• He only had to wait a short while. • It was a while before any waiter took their
order.
While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
• noun U • a length of time• He only had to wait a short while. • It was a while before any waiter took their
order. • That happened a while ago.
While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
• noun U • a length of time• He only had to wait a short while. • It was a while before any waiter took their
order. • That happened a while ago.• زمان , مدت
Get cold
• شدن سرد• Put on your coat, it may get cold.
polite /pə'lɑɪt/
polite /pə'lɑɪt/
• adjective
polite /pə'lɑɪt/
• adjective • She was too polite to show my mistakes.
polite /pə'lɑɪt/
• adjective • She was too polite to show my mistakes. • مودب
polite /pə'lɑɪt/
• adjective • She was too polite to show my mistakes. • مودب• politely /pə'lɑɪt·li/
polite /pə'lɑɪt/
• adjective • She was too polite to show my mistakes. • مودب• politely /pə'lɑɪt·li/• Adverb
polite /pə'lɑɪt/
• adjective • She was too polite to show my mistakes. • مودب• politely /pə'lɑɪt·li/• Adverb• He politely asked them to leave.
polite /pə'lɑɪt/
• adjective • She was too polite to show my mistakes. • مودب• politely /pə'lɑɪt·li/• Adverb• He politely asked them to leave. • مودبانه
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
• noun C
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
• noun C • something that is difficult to understand• Their son is a puzzle to them.
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
• noun C • something that is difficult to understand • Their son is a puzzle to them. • The police are trying to solve the puzzle of the
letter.
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
• noun C • something that is difficult to understand • Their son is a puzzle to them. • The police are trying to solve the puzzle of the
letter. • I can’t know how to do the puzzle.
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
• noun C • something that is difficult to understand • Their son is a puzzle to them. • The police are trying to solve the puzzle of the
letter. • I can’t know how to do the puzzle.• a jigsaw/crossword puzzle
puzzle /'pʌz·əl/
• noun C • something that is difficult to understand • Their son is a puzzle to them. • The police are trying to solve the puzzle of the
letter. • I can’t know how to do the puzzle.• a jigsaw/crossword puzzle • معما , پازل
request /rɪ'kwest/
request /rɪ'kwest/
• noun C/U , verb T
request /rɪ'kwest/
• noun C/U , verb T • an act of asking for something, or the thing
asked for
request /rɪ'kwest/
• noun C/U , verb T • an act of asking for something, or the thing
asked for • C: The library gets a lot of requests for books
about new babies.
request /rɪ'kwest/
• noun C/U , verb T • an act of asking for something, or the thing
asked for • C: The library gets a lot of requests for books
about new babies. • We should request something politely.
request /rɪ'kwest/
• noun C/U , verb T • an act of asking for something, or the thing
asked for • C: The library gets a lot of requests for books
about new babies. • We should request something politely.• کردن , درخواست درخواست
unusual /ʌn'ju:·ʒə·wəl/
unusual /ʌn'ju:·ʒə·wəl/
• adjective
unusual /ʌn'ju:·ʒə·wəl/
• adjective • different from what is usual or expected
unusual /ʌn'ju:·ʒə·wəl/
• adjective • different from what is usual or expected • ≠ usual
unusual /ʌn'ju:·ʒə·wəl/
• adjective • different from what is usual or expected • ≠ usual• I was actually on time, which is unusual for
me.
unusual /ʌn'ju:·ʒə·wəl/
• adjective • different from what is usual or expected • ≠ usual• I was actually on time, which is unusual for
me. • خاص عادی؛ غیر
Would you mind…….?
• We use this for requesting politely.• Would you mind closing the door? It’s a little
cold here.• Would you mind not talking so loudly ? I want
to study.
You’re welcome.
• We use it when somebody thanks us.• “Thank you so much”• “ You’re welcome.”