C2

Question 1

posture

Answer 1

Noun

Position of the body

Question 2

chin

Answer 2

The front part of your face below your mouth

Question 3

grin(n,v)

Answer 3

Noun 
a wide smile 
Verb 
To smile widely 
past tense: 
grinned 
p.p:
grinned

Question 4

tends to be

Answer 4

something that usually is

Question 5

shift

Answer 5

Verb
Move
Change in position
Change in interest

Question 6

shallow

Answer 6

adj 
measuring only a short distance from the top to the bottom 
Opposite of deep
shallow breath 
نفس غیر عمیق😂😂

Question 7

to force yourself to do something again

Answer 7

It’s very common
force yourself to smile
It’s exactly like the make

Question 8

depress

Answer 8

Verb
to make someone feel very unhappy
To prevent an economy from being as active and successful as it usually is
The depression is noun

Question 9

depressed

Answer 9

Is very stronger that sad

Question 10

expel

Answer 10

deprive (someone) of membership of or involvement in a school or other organization.
“she was expelled from school”

Question 11

randomly

Answer 11

By chance

Question 12

bring back up

Answer 12

return something to a higher level

Question 13

fast track

Answer 13

When somebody is in fast track he progress very fast

Example: when you are on the fast track in a company it means you are going up, up, up in the company very fast.

Question 14

peer

Answer 14

Noun
همتا، جفت، هم شان
Your friends, coworkers that you are cantact with them usually

Question 15

superstar

Answer 15

سوپر استار

Question 16

linguist

Answer 16

زبان شناس

Question 17

race(n,v)

Answer 17

Noun
Contest to find the fastest person, car, etc.
Verb
1)sport
To compete against someone or something in a race
2)move quickly
To move very quickly or take someone or something to a place very quickly

Question 18

complain

Answer 18

Verb
1) To say that you are annoyed, not satisfied, or unhappy about something or someone
collocation
complain (that)
she complained that no one had been at the airport to meet her
Complain about
She often complain about not feeling appreciated at work
2) (I/ you/ he etc) can’t complain
Used to say that a situation is satisfactory, even though there may be a few problems
Ex; I make a good living. I can’t complain

Question 19

bitty

Answer 19

Adj

tiny

Question 20

distinction

Answer 20

Noun
a difference or contrast between similar things or people.
“there is a sharp distinction between domestic politics and international politics”

Question 21

vital

Answer 21

Adj
absolutely necessary or important; essential.
Collocation:
vital to
Ex; these measures are vital to national security
vital for
Ex; regular exercise is vital for your health

Question 22

imitate

Answer 22

Verb

تقلید کردن

Question 23

bullshit

Answer 23

Something that is stupid and completely untrue

Ex; forget all that bullshit and listen to me