LESSON 13
درس سیزدهم
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? dignitary ? crucial ? elude ? evident ? exhaust
? extensive ? extremely ? face ? facet ? hero
? inaccessible ? obviously ? predictably ? solve ? suitable
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dignitary
n. a very important or famous person, usually
associated with a high position in government
Syn. notable
Every dignitary in Washington was invited to the wedding.
All of the high ranking dignitaries attended the economic summit.
crucial
adj. of great importance; extremely necessary
adv. crucially
Syn. critical
Favorable weather is crucial to a good harvest.
Having all the information necessary to make a good decision is crucially important.
elude
v. to escape in a tricky way
adj. elusive
Syn. evade
n. elusiveness
The criminal has eluded the police for months.
Success has been elusive for the team.
Evident
adj. easy to see, usually because of some proof
adv. evidently
Syn. apparent
n. evidence
It is evident that you are not feeling.
All the evidences point to the presence of hydrogen.
exhaust
v. to use completely; to expend all energy
adv. exhaustively very thorough
adj. exhaustive
Syn. deplete
adj. exhausting
adj. exhausted
n. exhaustion
They exhausted their energy in 10 minutes.
The exhaustive report was acclaimed by everyone.
extensive
adj. large in area or number
adv. extensively *to offer; to make longer.
v. extend* ** an extending; an additional part
n. extension
Syn. comprehensive
The extensive snowfall caused problems throughout the city.
The professor extended a warm welcome to the new student.
extremely
adv. very; to the very end, the highest extent
adj. extreme
Syn. highly
adj. extremist
n. extreme
n. extremist
When the concert was canceled, some customers became extremely upset.
He will go to any extreme to get what he wants.
face
v. to be in the presence of an oppose
Syn. confront
The mountain climbers faced grave danger on the cliff.
He finds it difficult to face his problems.
Facet
n. element or component
adj. faceted
Syn. aspect
The proposal had many beneficial facets.
It was a multi faceted problem that challenged the entire student body.
hero
n. a person remembered for an act of
adv. heroically goodness or bravery
adj. heroic
Syn. idol
n. heroine (female)
n. heroics
He is a hero in the eyes of his admirers.
They gave a heroic effort to no avail.
inaccessible
adj. something that cannot be reached or
n. inaccessibility communicated with
adv. inaccessibly
Syn. remote
The summit of the mountain was inaccessible.
The dignitary's inaccessibility frustrated the reporter.
obviously
adv. in a clear, easy to understand way
adj. obvious
Syn. evidently
It had obviously rained.
It was obvious that he had not practiced his oral report.
Predictably
adv. in a way that foretells future events
adj. predictable
Syn. expectedly
v. predict
n. prediction
She predictably forgot to do her assignment.
The government's predictions were accurate.
Solve
v. to find the answer
n. solution
Syn. resolve
They solved the problem in a way that benefited the entire neighborhood.
The solution to the problem was elusive.
Suitable
adj. appropriate, correct; convenient
adv. suitably
Syn. appropriate
v. suit
Her dress was not suitable for the occasion.
The agreement suits all the members of the negotiating team.
درس سیزدهم
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? dignitary ? crucial ? elude ? evident ? exhaust
? extensive ? extremely ? face ? facet ? hero
? inaccessible ? obviously ? predictably ? solve ? suitable
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dignitary
n. a very important or famous person, usually
associated with a high position in government
Syn. notable
Every dignitary in Washington was invited to the wedding.
All of the high ranking dignitaries attended the economic summit.
crucial
adj. of great importance; extremely necessary
adv. crucially
Syn. critical
Favorable weather is crucial to a good harvest.
Having all the information necessary to make a good decision is crucially important.
elude
v. to escape in a tricky way
adj. elusive
Syn. evade
n. elusiveness
The criminal has eluded the police for months.
Success has been elusive for the team.
Evident
adj. easy to see, usually because of some proof
adv. evidently
Syn. apparent
n. evidence
It is evident that you are not feeling.
All the evidences point to the presence of hydrogen.
exhaust
v. to use completely; to expend all energy
adv. exhaustively very thorough
adj. exhaustive
Syn. deplete
adj. exhausting
adj. exhausted
n. exhaustion
They exhausted their energy in 10 minutes.
The exhaustive report was acclaimed by everyone.
extensive
adj. large in area or number
adv. extensively *to offer; to make longer.
v. extend* ** an extending; an additional part
n. extension
Syn. comprehensive
The extensive snowfall caused problems throughout the city.
The professor extended a warm welcome to the new student.
extremely
adv. very; to the very end, the highest extent
adj. extreme
Syn. highly
adj. extremist
n. extreme
n. extremist
When the concert was canceled, some customers became extremely upset.
He will go to any extreme to get what he wants.
face
v. to be in the presence of an oppose
Syn. confront
The mountain climbers faced grave danger on the cliff.
He finds it difficult to face his problems.
Facet
n. element or component
adj. faceted
Syn. aspect
The proposal had many beneficial facets.
It was a multi faceted problem that challenged the entire student body.
hero
n. a person remembered for an act of
adv. heroically goodness or bravery
adj. heroic
Syn. idol
n. heroine (female)
n. heroics
He is a hero in the eyes of his admirers.
They gave a heroic effort to no avail.
inaccessible
adj. something that cannot be reached or
n. inaccessibility communicated with
adv. inaccessibly
Syn. remote
The summit of the mountain was inaccessible.
The dignitary's inaccessibility frustrated the reporter.
obviously
adv. in a clear, easy to understand way
adj. obvious
Syn. evidently
It had obviously rained.
It was obvious that he had not practiced his oral report.
Predictably
adv. in a way that foretells future events
adj. predictable
Syn. expectedly
v. predict
n. prediction
She predictably forgot to do her assignment.
The government's predictions were accurate.
Solve
v. to find the answer
n. solution
Syn. resolve
They solved the problem in a way that benefited the entire neighborhood.
The solution to the problem was elusive.
Suitable
adj. appropriate, correct; convenient
adv. suitably
Syn. appropriate
v. suit
Her dress was not suitable for the occasion.
The agreement suits all the members of the negotiating team.