Word List 01

Question 1

divulge

• Journalists do not divulge their sources.

Answer 1

v. to make known (something private or secret)

فاش کردن، افشاء کردن، بروزدادن

Question 2

inadvertent

• Viruses can be spread inadvertently by email users.

Answer 2

adj. marked by or resulting from carelessness; negligent - سهو، غیر عمدی
SYN accidentally OPP deliberately

Question 3

panegyric

• She delivered a panegyric on the president-elect.

Answer 3

n. a formal eulogistic composition intended as a public compliment - ستایش آمیز، مدیحه، ستایش

Question 4

draconian

• draconian measures to control population growth

Answer 4

adj. exceedingly harsh or very severe / very strict and cruel - مربوط به دراکو مقنن سختگیراتن، قوانین حقوقی سخت وبی رحمانه، اژدهایی

Question 5

hodgepodge

• It was a hodgepodge of theories.

Answer 5

n. a mixture of different things - همه چیز درهم، چیزدرهم و بر هم

Question 6

incontrovertible

• CCTV provided incontrovertible evidence that he was at the scene of the crime.

Answer 6

adj. impossible to dispute SYN indisputable - غیر قابل بحث، بدون مناقشه، بی چون و چرا، بدون مباحثه مسلم
OPP controvert v. رد کردن، هم ستیز کردن، مخالفت کردن، منکر شدن

Question 7

impartial

• We offer impartial advice on tax and insurance.

Answer 7

adj. not partial or biased - بی طرف، بیغرض، راست بین عادل، منصفانه
SYN fair OPP biased

Question 8

endemic

• Malaria is endemic in many of the hotter regions of the world.

Answer 8

adj. prevalent in or limited to a particular locality, region, or people - مختص یک دیار، بومی بیماری همه گیربومی مخصوص اب و هوای یک شهر یا یک کشور

Question 9

minuscule

• All she gave him to eat was two minuscule pieces of toast.

Answer 9

adj. very small and tiny SYN minute, diminutive

کوچک، خرد، حرف کوچک

Question 10

lucrative

• He inherited a lucrative business from his father.

Answer 10

adj. producing wealth SYN profitable

سودمند، پرمنفعت، نافع، موفق

Question 11

compensate

• Victims of the crash will be compensated for their injuries.

Answer 11

1. v. to offset an error, defect, or undesired effect
2. v. to serve as or provide a substitute or counter balance
   تاوان دادن، پاداش دادن عوض دادن، جبران کردن

Question 12

discursive

• a long, discursive article

Answer 12

adj. moving from topic to topic without order; rambling - سرگردان
adj. marked by analytical reasoning - استدلالی، برهانی،

Question 13

presuppose

• The idea of heaven presupposes the existence of God.

Answer 13

v. to suppose beforehand SYN assume
v. to require as an antecedent in logic or fact
پیش پنداشتن، از پیش فرض کردن، در بر داشتن، متضمن بودن

Question 14

intermediary

• Jackson acted as an intermediary between the two parties.

Answer 14

n. / adj. acting as a mediator

میانجی، وساطت کننده مداخله کننده، وساطت مداخله

Question 15

derogate from something

• Louis XIV clearly thought it derogated from his dignity as a ruler.

Answer 15

v. to cause to seem inferior
v. to make something seem less important or less good
باطل کردن، فسخ کردن (قسمتی از چیزی را)، کسرکردن، تخفیف دادن، کاستن عمل موهن انجام دادن

Question 16

overbearing

• an overbearing father

Answer 16

adj. often trying to control the behavior of other people in an annoying or unwanted way SYN domineering (سلطه جو)
مغرور، از خود راضی، منکوب گر، طاقت فرسا، غالب، قاطع، سلطه جو

Question 17

zealous

• a zealous supporter of the government’s policies
• No one was more zealous than Neil in supporting the proposal.

Answer 17

adj. marked by fervent partisanship for a person, a cause, or an ideal
enthusiastic and eager

be zealous in (doing) something

enthusiastic and eager

فدایی، مجاهد، غیور، باغیرت هواخواه
SYN impassioned, fervent, fiery

Question 18

extraneous

• These questions are extraneous to the issue being discussed.

Answer 18

adj. not important SYN irrelevant - غیر اصلی، تصادفی، فرعی

adj. coming from the outside - خارجی، خارج از قلمرو چیزی،

Question 19

rehash

• His new book is just a rehash of his previous ones.

Answer 19

v. to use the same ideas again in a new form that is not really different or better – used to show disapproval - بحث های قدیمی را دوباره بصورت جدیدی مطرح کردن، تکرار مکررات چیز تکراری

Question 20

perfunctory

• She gave him a perfunctory smile.

Answer 20

adj. acting with indifference, showing little interest or care SYN cursory, casual - باری بهر جهت، سرسری، بی مبالات

Question 21

compound

• Then there was his manner, a curious compound of humour and severity.

Answer 21

v. to form by combining separate things - ترکیب کردن، آمیختن
v. to make worse

Question 22

envy

• She has a lifestyle which most people would envy.

Answer 22

v. to feel a desire to have what someone else has SYN covet

رشک، حسد، حسادت، حسدبردن به، غبطه خوردن

Question 23

defensive

• These are purely defensive weapons, not designed for attack.

Answer 23

adj. in a situation which you are forced to defend or protect someone or something OPP offensive
پدافندی، دفاعی، تدافی، حالت تدافع، مقام تدافع

Question 24

unbounded

• the child’s unbounded energy

Answer 24

adj. not limited in any way SYN boundless

بیکران

Question 25

specious - a specious argument/claim

Answer 25

adj. seeming to be right or true, but really wrong or false SYN misleading خوش منظروبدنهاد، دارای ظاهر زیبا وفریبنده، ظاهراصحیح،

Question 26

aimless - She said that her life seemed aimless after her children left home.

Answer 26

adj. not having a goal or purpose | بی مقصد، بی مرام، بی اراده ، بی هدف

Question 27

ingenuous It has to be said it was rather ingenuous of him to ask a complete stranger to take care of his luggage.

Answer 27

adj. having or showing the innocence, trust, and honesty that young people often have صاف و ساده، بی تزویر، رک گو، اصیل

Question 28

intrinsic - Maths is an intrinsic part of the school curriculum.

Answer 28

adj. belonging to the essential nature of a thing OPP extrinsic intrinsic nature/quality/value/property of something ذاتی، اصلی، باطنی، طبیعی ذهنی، روحی، حقیقی، مرتب شایسته

Question 29

inevitable - The accident was the inevitable consequence/result/outcome of carelessness.

Answer 29

adj. sure to happen SYN unavoidable, | نا چار، نا گزیر، اجتناب ناپذیر، چاره نا پذیر، غیر قابل امتناع، حتما، حتمی الوقوع، بدیهی

Question 30

intransigent - an intransigent attitude - Unions claim that the management continues to maintain an intransigent position.

Answer 30

adj. completely unwilling to change SYN stubborn, resolute, obduracy سخت گیر، سر سخت

Question 31

detached - As a writer, he took the role of a detached observer of life.

Answer 31

adj. not influenced by emotions or personal interest A detached person does not show any emotional involvement or interest in a situation -------- adj. not joined or connected OPP involved

Question 32

inveterate - I never trust anything he says - the man's an inveterate liar.

Answer 32

adj. firmly and long established; deep-rooted دیرنه، ریشه کرده، معتاد، سرسخت، کینه آمیز adj. persisting in an ingrained habit; habitual inveterate liar/smoker/womanizer etc: someone who lies a lot, smokes a lot etc and cannot stop

Question 33

backhanded - Her backhanded compliments annoyed everyone.

Answer 33

adj. oblique or indirect طعنه آمیز adj. having derogatory or insulting implications a backhanded remark or compliment seems to express praise or admiration but in fact is insulting

Question 34

affable - She was quite affable at the meeting.

Answer 34

adj. friendly and easy to talk to SYN pleasant, easygoing, cordial, genteel دوست داشتنی

Question 35

whimsy - The film combines whimsy and tragedy in equal measure.

Answer 35

n. a way of thinking, behaving, or doing something that is unusual, strange, and often amusing بوالهوسی، هوس، تلون مزاج، وسواس، دمدمی

Question 36

tenacious - a tenacious religious tradition that is still practised in Shinto temples

Answer 36

adj. not easily letting go or giving up adj. very determined to do something سرسخت، محکم، چسبنده سفت، مستحکم، استوار adj. continuing for a long time

Question 37

sardonic - a sardonic smile/look/comment

Answer 37

adj. scornfully or cynically mocking adj. humorous in an unkind way that shows you do not respect someone or something: طعنه آمیز، کنایه آمیز، وابسته به زهر خنده

Question 38

skullduggery - a firm that investigates commercial skulduggery

Answer 38

n. secret or dishonest behavior or activity | رفتار زیرجلکی وخائنانه، تقلب

Question 39

legitimate - Their business operations are perfectly legitimate. - That’s a perfectly legitimate question.

Answer 39

adj. being in compliance with the law - قانونی adj. valid or justifiable v. to make (something) real, accepted, or official or to show that (something) is fair or reasonable حلال زاده، درست، بر حق قانونی، مشروع، قانونی

Question 40

plagiarize - The book contains numerous plagiarized passages.

Answer 40

v. to reproduce or otherwise use as one’s own | (plagiarist) آثار ادبی دیگران را سرقت کردن

Question 41

disavow - He disavowed his earlier confession to the police. - She tried to disavow her past.

Answer 41

v. to say that you are not responsible for | انکار، رد، نفی، رد کردن

Question 42

deplete - Salmon populations have been severely depleted. - The illness depletes the body of important vitamins.

Answer 42

v. to use most or all of | تهی کردن، خالی کردن، به ته رسانیدن

Question 43

ridicule - She was treated with scorn and ridicule by her colleagues when she applied for the job.

Answer 43

v. to laugh at and make jokes about | ریشخند، تمسخر کردن، دست انداختن

Question 44

undermine - Criticism just undermines their confidence. - The constant criticism was beginning to undermine her confidence.

Answer 44

v. to make (someone or something) weaker or less effective undermine somebody’s confidence/authority/position/credibility etc تضعیف کردن ، تحلیل بردن

Question 45

self-serving - Politicians are seen as corrupt and self-serving.

Answer 45

adj. showing that you will only do something if it will gain you an advantage – used to show disapproval خودخواه

Question 46

perishable - perishable goods such as butter, milk, fruit and fish

Answer 46

adj. likely to spoil or decay quickly used to describe products, especially food, that decay quickly: نابود شدنی، هلاک شدنی، زودگذر، کالای فاسد شونده

Question 47

capricious - She was as capricious as her mother had been.

Answer 47

adj. changing mood or behaviour suddenly and unexpectedly | هوسباز، دمدمی مزاج، بوالهوس

Question 48

egotism - Finding herself world-famous by the time she was 18 only encouraged the actress's egotism.

Answer 48

the belief that you are much better or more important than other people خودپرستی، منت، خودستانی خود بینی، خودپسندی

Question 49

unqualified - He gave her his unqualified support. - He was unqualified for the job.

Answer 49

adj. used for emphasizing that a quality is complete and total/ adj. complete or total فاقد شرایط لازم، فاقد صلاحیت، بی حد و حصر، نامحدود، کامل adj. not having the skills, knowledge, or experience needed to do a particular job or activity

Question 50

magisterial - his magisterial voice

Answer 50

adj. authoritative/ having or seeming to have complete authority آمرانه، دیکتاتوروار، مطلق، دارای اختیار

Question 51

chauvinistic - The crowd was enthusiastically singing chauvinistic patriotic songs. - a chauvinistic dislike of foreigners

Answer 51

adj. having the belief that your own country or race is better or more important than any other متعصب

Question 52

sleek - Who owns that sleek black car parked outside your house? - The cat had sleek fur.

Answer 52

adj. straight and smooth in design or shape نرم، براق، صیقلی، صاف شفاف، چرب و نرم، صیقلی کردن، صاف کردن، جذاب adj. stylish and attractive

Question 53

astringent - astringent criticism - astringent remarks

Answer 53

adj. very critical in a sharp and often clever way بسیار انتقادی به روشی تیز و اغلب هوشمندانه

Question 54

ambivalent - I felt very ambivalent about leaving home. - We are both somewhat ambivalent about having a child.

Answer 54

adj. simultaneous and contradictory attitudes or feelings toward an object, person, or action having two opposing feelings at the same time, or being uncertain about how you feel ambivalent attitude/feelings etc دوجنبه ای، دمدمی ، دودل

Question 55

ameliorate - Foreign aid is badly needed to ameliorate the effects of the drought. - It is not clear what can be done to ameliorate the situation.

Answer 55

v. to make a bad situation better or less harmful SYN improve, mitigate, extenuate بهتر کردن، اصلاح کردن، چاره کردن، بهتر شدن بهبودی یافتن

Question 56

exemplar - Milt’s career is an exemplar of survival in difficult times. - It is an exemplar of a house of the period.

Answer 56

n. a typical or good example of something: نمونه، سرمشق، نظیر، مانند مثال، مثل، نسخه

Question 57

grudge - It could be the work of someone with a grudge against the company. - I really grudge paying for poor service.

Answer 57

v. to be unwilling to give or admit بی میلی، اکراه، بیزاری، لج کینه، غرض، بخل ورزیدن، لجاجت کردن، غبطه خوردن بر، رشک ورزیدن به غرغر کردن n. a deep-seated feeling of resentment or rancor

Question 58

sweeping - They want to make sweeping changes to education policies. - The proposal calls for sweeping changes in public land use.

Answer 58

adj. affecting many things, or making an important difference to something جامع، شامل، فراگیرنده جاروکشی adj. including a lot of information about something

Question 59

extirpate - the use of every legal measure to extirpate this horrible evil from the land

Answer 59

v. to remove or destroy something completely ازبن کندن، ریشه کن کردن از بین بردن، بکلی نابود کردن

Question 60

parity - Women workers are demanding parity with their male colleagues.

Answer 60

n. the state of being equal, especially having equal pay, rights, or power SYN equality parity with برابری، تساوی، زوج بودن تعادل، جفتی، توازن، زوجیت

Question 61

utilitarian - Like many factories, it's a very ugly utilitarian building.

Answer 61

adj. designed to be useful rather than decorative مطلوبیت چیزی بخاطرسودمندی ان، معتقدباصل اخلاقی سودمند گرایی سودمندگرا

Question 62

elicit - The test uses pictures to elicit words from the child.

Answer 62

v. to succeed in getting information or a reaction from someone, especially when this is difficult بیرون کشیدن، استخراج کردن استنباط کردن

Question 63

beneficial - a drug that has a beneficial effect on the immune system

Answer 63

having a good effect OPP detrimental سودمند، مفید، نافع، پرمنفعت بااستفاده

Question 64

intoxicate - The plant has the power to heal or intoxicate. - Just the names are enough to intoxicate: Monet, Picasso, Cézanne, Modigliani.

Answer 64

v. to make someone lose some control of their actions or behaviour v. to make someone excited, happy, and slightly out of control مست کردن، کیف دادن سرخوش کردن intoxicated: adj. drunk OPP sober

Question 65

inchoate - She had a child's inchoate awareness of language. - Here are inchoate signs of life, but not as we know it, Jim.

Answer 65

adj. inchoate ideas, plans, attitudes etc are only just starting to develop آغاز کردن، بنیاد نهادن، تازه بوجود آمده، نیمه تمام

Question 66

rebuff - She rebuffed all suggestions that she should resign. - Her desperate request for help was met with a rebuff. - He received a humiliating rebuff from his manager.

Answer 66

v. to refuse to accept a helpful suggestion or offer from someone, often by answering in an unfriendly way جلوگیری کردن، رد کردن، منع، رد، دفع n. the act of refusing to accept a suggestion or offer from someone, often by answering in an unfriendly way SYN snub

Question 67

construe - comments that could be construed as sexist - The term can be construed in two different ways.

Answer 67

v. to understand a remark or action in a particular way v. to understand the meaning of تفسیر کردن، تعبیر کردن استنباط کردن

Question 68

fallacy - It’s a common fallacy that a neutered dog will become fat and lazy. - It is a common fallacy that women are worse drivers than men.

Answer 68

n. a false or mistaken idea n. a false idea or belief, especially one that a lot of people believe is true SYN misconception سفسطه، دلیل سفسطه آمیز استدلال غلط

Question 69

increment - You will receive annual salary/pay increments every September. - a salary of £18,000, with annual increments of 2.5%

Answer 69

n. a regular increase in the amount of money someone is paid افزایش، ترقی، سود، توسعه

Question 70

deteriorate - The political situation in the region has deteriorated rapidly. - America’s deteriorating economy

Answer 70

v. to make (something) worse بدتر کردن، خراب کردن روبزوال گذاشتن

Question 71

grandiose - grandiose schemes/designs/ideas for making money - grandiose schemes of urban renewal

Answer 71

adj. grandiose plans sound very important or impressive, but are not practical grandiose scheme/plan/idea etc بزرگ نما، عالی نما، پر اب و تاب، بلند adj. larger and containing more detail than necessary, or intended to seem important or great:

Question 72

truncate - If the list is too long, it will be truncated by the computer. - The report is also available in a truncated version.

Answer 72

v. to make something shorter SYN shorten بی سر کردن، شاخه زدن ناقص کردن، بریدن، کوتاه کردن

Question 73

haphazard - He tackled the problem in a typically haphazard manner. - Educational provision (تهیه، تدارک) in the country is haphazard.

Answer 73

adj. happening or done in a way that is not planned or organized/ not having an obvious order or plan اتفاقی، برحسب تصادف، اتفاقا haphazard way/manner/fashion

Question 74

quizzical - She gave me a quizzical look/glance/smile. - He sat and watched her, a quizzical look on his face.

Answer 74

adj. a quizzical expression is one that shows that you do not understand something and perhaps think it is slightly amusing a quizzical look/expression/smile عجیب و غریب، شوخ، مبهوت، مات، سوالی

Question 75

provincial - The majority of young professionals in the capital have moved there from provincial towns. - provincial attitudes

Answer 75

adj. limited in outlook استانی، ایالت نشین، کوته فکر، ایالتی n. a person who comes from somewhere in a country outside its capital city

Question 76

insensitive - She’s totally insensitive to Jack’s feelings. - The protective covering must be insensitive to light and heat. - His feet seem to be insensitive to pain.

Answer 76

adj. not responsive or susceptible بیئ حس، بی عاطفه، جامد، کساد، غیر حساس، کرخت

Question 77

shackle - The country is shackled by its own debts. - The prisoner was led away in shackles.

Answer 77

v. to deprive of freedom especially of action by means of restrictions or handicaps پابند، دستبند، قید، مانع، پابندزدن

Question 78

cumbersome - cumbersome equipment - cumbersome bureaucracy - Doctors are complaining that the system is cumbersome and bureaucratic.

Answer 78

adj. awkward because of being large, heavy, or not effective سنگین، طاقت فرسا، مایه زحمت، بطی

Question 79

encomium - I thanked her for her encomium.

Answer 79

n. a piece of writing, speech, etc. that praises someone or something ثنا، ستایش

Question 80

decelerate - The car decelerated at the sight of the police car. - a deceleration in economic growth

Answer 80

to go slower, especially in a vehicle SYN slow down OPP accelerate از سرعت چیزی کاستن کاستن سرعت، کند کردن آهسته کردن

Question 81

revitalize - Japanese investment has revitalized this part of Britain. - They hope to revitalize the neighborhood by providing better housing. - a revitalizing massage

Answer 81

v. to give new life, energy, activity, or success to something v. to make active, healthy, or energetic again قدرت و زندگی تازه دادن (به)، باز زنده ساختن

Question 82

indisputable - an artist of indisputable skill - One fact is indisputable - this must never be allowed to happen again. - The evidence was indisputable.

Answer 82

adj. true, and impossible to doubt adj. impossible to question or doubt بی چون و چرا، مسلما، بی گفتگو، به طور غیر قابل بحث، به طور مسلم

Question 83

roost - In the city, pigeons roost on the ledges of buildings.

Answer 83

n. a place where birds rest and sleep نشیمنگاه پرنده، لانه مرغ جای شب به سر بردن، شب به سربردن، بیتوته کردن، منزل کرن v. When birds roost, they go somewhere to rest or sleep.

Question 84

corroborate - Recent research seems to corroborate his theory. - We now have new evidence to corroborate the defendant’s story. - Experiments elsewhere corroborate these results.

Answer 84

v. to add proof to an account, statement, idea, etc. with new information تایید کردن، تقویت کردن، اثبات کردن

Question 85

proclivity - the sexual proclivities of celebrities - his proclivity for shapely blondes - The child showed no proclivity towards aggression.

Answer 85

n. the fact that someone likes something or likes to do something, especially something considered morally wrong proclivity to/towards/for تمایل (به ارتکاب بدی)، تمایل طبیعی به چیز بد

Question 86

hysteria - In a fit of hysteria, Silvia blamed me for causing her father’s death. - Since the general’s death, the population has been gripped by mass hysteria. - One woman, close to hysteria, grabbed my arm.

Answer 86

n. extreme fear, excitement, anger, etc. that cannot be controlled n. excessive or uncontrollable emotion, such as fear or panic تشنج، هیجان زیاد، هیستری حمله عصبی، هیجان زیاد

Question 87

speculate - I don't know why she did it - I'm just speculating. - A spokesperson declined to speculate on the cause of the train crash. - Journalists are speculating about whether interest rates will be cut.

Answer 87

v. to think about something and make guesses about it اندیشیدن، تفکر کردن، معاملات قماری کردن، احتکارکردن سفته بازی کردن

Question 88

conducive - Our mild climate is conducive to outdoor entertaining. - an environment conducive to learning

Answer 88

adj. providing the right conditions for something to happen or exist موجب شونده، سودمند مساعد، منجر شونده

Question 89

vexation - Erika stamped her foot in vexation. - After several unsuccessful attempts to start his car, he swore in vexation.

Answer 89

n. something that worries or annoys you آزردگی، رنجش، آزار، تغییر حالت، تحریک

Question 90

disdain - The older musicians disdain the new, rock-influenced music. - He regards the political process with disdain. - She watched me with disdain. - a look of complete disdain

Answer 90

v. to strongly dislike or disapprove of (someone or something) اهانت، استغنا، عار (دانی) تحقیر، خوار شمردن n. the feeling of not liking someone or something and thinking that they do not deserve your interest or respect

Question 91

caterwaul - When they met in the middle, they spat and caterwauled and argued spitefully. - وقتی در وسط همدیگر را ملاقات کردند، آب دهانشان را به هم زدند و با کینه توزی با هم بحث کردند.

Answer 91

v. (of a person or animal) to make a high unpleasant noise like a cat جیغ کشیدن (مانند گربه) صدای شیون گربه

Question 92

efficacious - Two versions of the vaccine have been shown in trials to be between 90% and 95% efficacious. - an equally efficacious method of treatment

Answer 92

working in the way you intended SYN effective موثر

Question 93

alienate - The latest tax proposals will alienate many voters. - He felt that his experiences had alienated him from society.

Answer 93

v. to do something that makes someone unfriendly or unwilling to support you انتقال دادن، بیگانه کردن منحرف کردن v. to make it difficult for someone to belong to a particular group or to feel comfortable with a particular person alienate somebody from something

Question 94

analgesic - Aspirin is a popular analgesic. - This cream contains a mild analgesic to soothe stings and bites. این کرم حاوی یک مسکن ملایم برای تسکین گزش و گزش است.

Answer 94

n. a drug that reduces pain SYN painkiller درد نشان adj. capable of relieving pain

Question 95

anatomize - In his book, he anatomizes the scientific and political debate over global warming. - The deeper meanings of his work are not fully anatomized here.

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v. to examine and describe something in detail کالبد شناسی کردن، تشریح کردن، قطعه قطعه کردن تجزیه کردن v. to cut something open, especially a dead body, in order to examine its structure:

Question 96

embargo - They have put an embargo on imports of clothing. - The police asked for a news embargo while they tried to find the kidnapper. - an embargo on wheat exports

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n. an official order to stop trade with another country SYN boycott, sanctions embargo on/against ممنوعیت، تحریم، مانع، محظور

Question 97

contemplate - I'm contemplating going abroad for a year. - They were contemplating a move to California. - It's too awful/horrific/dangerous to contemplate.

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v. to think about something that you might do in the future SYN consider v. v. to think deeply or carefully about تفکر کردن، در نظر داشتن اندیشیدن

Question 98

dogmatic - Her staff find her bossy and dogmatic. - He has written a stimulating but dogmatic book.

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adj. someone who is dogmatic is completely certain of their beliefs and expects other people to accept them without arguing جزمی، متعصب، کوته فکر

Question 99

concrete - What does that mean in concrete terms? - the lack of any concrete evidence - a dialogue about concrete issues and problems - They think she killed her husband, but they have no concrete evidence.

Answer 99

adj. made of concrete adj. definite and specific سفت کردن، با شفته اندودن یا ساختن، به هم پیوستن، ساروج کردن (.adj.& n) : واقعی، به هم چسبیده، سفت، بتون، ساروج شنی، اسم ذات

Question 100

equitable - an equitable tax system - an equitable distribution of food supplies

Answer 100

adj. treating all people in a fair and equal way OPP inequitable منصف، متساوی