آموزش تصویری لغات 504
Villain /ˈvilən/ a very wicked person Pronunciation of “Villain“: Examples: A typical moving picture villain gets killed at the end. The villain concealed the corpse in the cellar. When the villain fell down the well, everyone lived happily ever after. Examples of “Villain” : موسسه فرهنگی و هنری پیام پرسا برگزار ادامه مطلب…
Eliminate /iˈliməˌnāt/ get ride of; remove; omit Pronunciation of “Eliminate“: Examples: When the railroad tracks are raised, the danger of crossing will be eliminated. When figuring the cost of a car, don’t eliminate such extras as air conditioning. If we were to eliminate all reclining chairs, no one would fall asleep ادامه مطلب…
Vapor /ˈvāpər/ moisture in the air that can be seen; fog; mist Pronunciation of “Vapor“: Examples: Scientists have devised methods for trapping vapor in bottles so they can study its make-up. He has gathered data on the amount of vapor rising from the swamp. A vapor trail is the visible stream ادامه مطلب…
Wholesale /ˈhōlˌsāl/ In large quantity; less than retail in price Pronunciation of “Wholesale“: Examples: The wholesale price of milk is six cents a quart lower than retail. Many people were angered by the wholesale slaughter of birds. By buying my eggs wholesale I save fifteen dollars a year. Examples of “Wholesale” ادامه مطلب…
Devise /diˈvīz/ Think out; plan; invent Pronunciation of “Devise“: Examples: The burglars devised a scheme for entering the bank at night. I would like to devise a method for keeping my toes from becoming numb while I am ice skating. If we could devise a plan for using the abandoned building, ادامه مطلب…
Talent /ˈtalənt/ Natural ability Pronunciation of “Talent“: Examples: Medori’s talent was noted when she was in first grade. Feeling that he had the essential talent Carlos tried out for the school play. Hard work can often make up for a lack of talent. Examples of “Talent” : موسسه فرهنگی و هنری پیام ادامه مطلب…
Expensive /ikˈspensiv/ Costly; high-priced Pronunciation of “Expensive“: Examples: Because diamonds are scarce they are expensive. Margarine is much less expensive than butter. Shirley’s expensive dress created a great deal of excitement at the party. Examples of “Expensive” : For more tips follow us on Telegram.
Visible /ˈvizəbəl/ Able to be seen Pronunciation of “Visible“: Examples: The ship was barely visible through the dense fog. Before the stars are visible, the sky has to become quite dark. You need a powerful lens to make some germs visible. Examples of “Visible” : For more tips follow us on Telegram.
Blend /blend/ Mix together thoroughly; a mixture Pronunciation of “Blend“: Examples: The colors of the rainbow blend into one another. A careful blend of fine products will result in delicious food. When jose blends the potatoes together, they come out very smooth. Examples of “Blend” : For more tips follow us on Telegram.
Essential /iˈsenCHəl/ Necessary; very important Pronunciation of “Essential“: Examples: The essential items in the cake are flour, sugar and shortening. It is essential that we follow the road map. Several layers of thin clothing are essential to keeping warm in frigid climates. Examples of “Essential” : For more tips follow us on Telegram.