A
{cchrist###cchrist > yckhov###ckhov ?{ckhsv###ckhsv :scsea###csea (Okhph
###
?def
Sonveasna ###
_9khdef
Chuon Nath 2022 ###
^ /headley97
Headley 97 ###
?w
###
?kh
###
et + (n) + s) a friend of my father's ááˇáááááááśáááááááłááťá áŚ. (áááážáá¸ááťáááśááá¸áááşááááážááážáááźá ááśáááááťáááá˝á) a knife and fork ááśáááˇáááˇááá á§. (áááážáááá˝áâááśáááone áá¸ááťáááá ááš áááááśá) A thousand people attend the tennis match â áááťááááá˝áááśááááśááááśáá á˝áááááááś ááśáááááá˝ááá¸áĄáśááśááá˝áááśáá á¨. ááááśáá ááş á ááááááˇáá˝ááááááťá500 riels a kilo-game áĽá á áááááááťááá˝ááá¸áĄáź áŠ. á˘ááááááśááááźá ááś FM ááşUNááźáááááááááááá˝á˘áááááá¸áá˝áááśá˘ááááááááááááźáááśááaááş anáá¸ááťáááś Fá˘ááááááśáááááááśááâáááťáááááááážááááááźá /e/ááźá áááááážáááˇááśáááś an FM radioá á˘áááá Uááśáááá áááťáááááááážááĄážááááááźá /j/â ááźá áááááážáááˇááśáááś a UN conference áááááˇááśáá˘áááááśááá áááááśááśáᡠnoun 1.(the first letter of the English alphabet) á˘ááááâáá¸âáá˝áâááśáâááááśááâá˘ááááâááâááśááśâá˘ááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áá¸ááśáá¸á A ááśáááááááá¸ááśáá¸á áááááśáááśááˇááááśáá ááˇáááśááá ááááťáá ááá¸á˘áśá áśáááźá ááś áááážáááááá ááˇááááťá adjective 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) A, AA, AAA á˘áááááááá áśááááááˇáááťáá áˇáááááááááśáá áťáá áŹáááááśááááá áŹáááśááśá indefinite 1.(One, any, each every) ááťáááśáâáááááśáâáĽáâááśáâáááážâááááťáâááśááśâáááááâááâááśáâáááâááśáâáá˝áâáŹâáá˝áâááśâááˇáâá ááááá§ááśá áááá ááááśâáŹâááááśâáá˝á Example: A book, An insect has six legs, A hundred, a dozen, A good many, Once a day, six pence an hour.
P Ĺ/ńP %3w
A&E,eÉŞ Énd'i:á˘ááá'á˘áş(abbreviation)
noun 1.(the first letter of the English alphabet) á˘ááááâáá¸âáá˝áâááśáâááááśááâá˘ááááâááâááśááśâá˘ááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áá¸ááśáá¸á A ááśáááááááá¸ááśáá¸á áááááśáááśááˇááááśáá ááˇáááśááá ááááťáá ááá¸á˘áśá áśáááźá ááś áááážáááááá ááˇááááťá adjective 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) A, AA, AAA á˘áááááááá áśááááááˇáááťáá áˇáááááááááśáá áťáá áŹáááááśááááá áŹáááśááśá indefinite 1.(One, any, each every) ááťáááśáâáááááśáâáĽáâááśáâáááážâááááťáâááśááśâáááááâááâááśáâáááâááśáâáá˝áâáŹâáá˝áâááśâááˇáâá ááááá§ááśá áááá ááááśâáŹâááááśâáá˝á Example: A book, An insect has six legs, A hundred, a dozen, A good many, Once a day, six pence an hour.
˛ ˛ `7
A, DÉÉŞdi:á˘ááá ' áá(abbreviation)
(abbreviation). Anno Dmini á.á. (áááášááááááááśá)
an /Én, æn/ (indefinite).(adjective). áĄ. ááťáááśááááááśááĽáááśááááážááááťáááśááśááááá ááááśááááááśá ááźáááşááźáááśááˇáá áááá á§.a book ááááá ááşááááá áá˝áan ááśááááááźá ááááśáášáaáááááááśáááááážáááá ááťááááá áśáááááážááĄážááášááááá ᧠an airoplane ááááá áááá˝á a á˘áśá áááážááśááťáááśáááááááśáááá˝áááá áśá á§A few booksááááá áá¸ááá¸áášáá˝áááááśá a great many peopleáááťáááááá ááážááááťáááááááášá á˘. ááśáá˝áááśááááśáá áŁ. ááźá ááááśáááá ááááááśááááááááááś á§â they are of an age ááááśáááĄáśáááśáá˘áśááťáááá ááááááś á¤. (áááážáá¸áááááááśááááááˇáááááśáá˝á) áááá˝ááááShe din't t. tell us a thing about her ho lidayááśáááťáááśáááááśááááááťááááááˇá ááááá¸ááśáááááśáááá áááááááśá áĽ. áááážááśáá˝áááśááááááááśáááá¸áááááááá of + possess d
â
aĂ@Áq W ?g
AA'eÉŞ,eÉŞá˘ááá_á˘ááá(abbreviation)
(abbreviation) Automobile Association (á˘áááááśáá˘ááááááááá˝áááááááááááááśááááśááááá áśáááááááá)
M;W
A.meÉŞËemá˘ááá 'á˘áá(")
(US AM) Latin ante meri-diemáááášá (ááťááááááĄá˘áááá) áĄá :á á â a.máááááĄá áááášá
|) ) /
A.c. (also ac),eÉŞ'si:,á˘áş'áá(abbreviation)
(noun)(pl. A's, a's /eÉŞz/)áĄ. áááá A á˘áááááá¸áá˝áááśáááááśááá˘ááááááááá˘ááááááá á˘. ááááá(ááááá) ~ flat áááááááśáá áŁ. ááááááááá˘ááááťá is this road an A?áážááááźááááááśááááááááá˘ááááťááŹ?
(Idiom, Idiomatic)from A to Zááśáááááááknow a subject from Atozá áááááááśáâááááśáááá¸áážááááá ááFrom A to B áá¸áááááááá˝ááá áááááááá˝á
noun 1.á˘áśááśáĄáźá (áááááááťááááááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A univalve mollusk of the genus Haliotis. The shell is lined with mother-of-pearl, and used for ornamental purposes; the sea-ear. Several large species are found on the coast of California, clinging closely to the rocks. H5OA eAbaftÉ'ba:ft; US ÉbĂŚftá˘áşâ 'ááśá áááá(adjective)
adverb 1.(to the rear of, aft of, behind; astern, aft) áá áŹáááá áá ááááááááááááááśááś, ááˇááá áááááááťáááśááś, ááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Toward the stern; aft; as, to go abaft. Preposition 1.Behind; toward the stern from; as, abaft the wheelhouse. m!='mAbacus'ĂŚbÉkÉsá˘áááášáášá(noun)
noun â Plural: Abaci, Abacuses 1.(a frame with parallel wires on which slide beads for counting) ááááśá á, á§áááááááˇááááááááááááááááážááśááśá áˇáááááťáááˇááááááž ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Abaci, Abacuses 1.A table or tray strewn with sand, anciently used for drawing, calculating, etc. 2.A calculating table or frame; an instrument for performing arithmetical calculations by balls sliding on wires, or counters in grooves, the lowest line representing units, the second line, tens, etc. It is still employed in China. 3.The uppermost member or division of the capital of a column, immediately under the architrave. 4.A tablet, panel, or compartment in ornamented or mosaic work. 5.A board, tray, or table, divided into perforated compartments, for holding cups, bottles, or the like; a kind of cupboard, buffet, or sideboard. Q!Q;
Abactor'ĂŚbÉktÉá˘áá 'ááášáááş(á)(noun)
(adjective) áá ááááá, ááááááá to be taken aback ááááĄáśááááśáá,áááážá˘áááááááááťá
noun 1.~ (oneself / somebody) (to humble, or humiliate) abase principle áááááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.To lower or depress; to throw or cast down; as, to abase the eye. 2.To cast down or reduce low or lower, as in rank, office, condition in life, or estimation of worthiness; to depress; to humble; to degrade.
_
$
V¤_ B =; AbateÉ'beÉŞtá˘ášÂ 'ááááá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.(To decrease subside decline) áąááááááśá, á˘áá, ááááá, áááá˘áá Example: After the storm the wind abated, The price was abated. verb â past tense: abated ; past participle: abated ; present participle: abating ; 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: abated ; past participle: abated ; present participle: abating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To beat down; to overthrow. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To bring down or reduce from a higher to a lower state, number, or degree; to lessen; to diminish; to contract; to moderate; to cut short; as, to abate a demand; to abate pride, zeal, hope. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To deduct; to omit; as, to abate something from a price. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To reduce in estimation; to deprive. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To bring entirely down or put an end to; to do away with; as, to abate a nuisance, to abate a writ. 6.(TRANSITIVE) To diminish; to reduce. Legacies are liable to be abated entirely or in proportion, upon a deficiency of assets. 7.(TRANSITIVE) To decrease, or become less in strength or violence; as, pain abates, a storm abates. 8.(TRANSITIVE) To be defeated, or come to naught; to fall through; to fail; as, a writ abates. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Abatement 2.To blunt /OEGAbashedÉ'bĂŚá˘ášÂ 'áááááá áá(adjective)
noun 1.(To make ashamed) áááážá˛ááááááśá, áááážá˛ááá áááááááááś, ááááááśá Example: Som Sari was abashed when her he was discovered. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To destroy the self-possession of; to confuse or confound, as by exciting suddenly a consciousness of guilt, mistake, or inferiority; to put to shame; to disconcert; to discomfit. i 'U]
AbasementÉ'beÉŞsmÉntá˘ášÂ 'áááááášááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Abbeys 1.(one of more buildings used as a monastery or convent, governed by an abbot or abbess, church of an abbey) ááááááśáááśáááśáááášááá Example: Westminster abbey. ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Abbeys 1.A monastery or society of persons of either sex, secluded from the world and devoted to religion and celibacy; also, the monastic building or buildings. 2.The church of a monastery. Synonyms 1.cloister, convent, hermitage, monastery, nunnery, priory - 9
Abbess'ĂŚbes'á˘ááááá¸á(noun)
(abbreviation) .áĄ. American Broadcasting Company ááááťáá ááťáááááááááááśáááˇááááťááźáááááááá˘áśááááˇá á˘. Australian Broadcasting Commission áááááááááśáááááááááááśáááˇááááťááźáááááááá˘áťááááśáááá¸
(noun). ááśááááááááááśáá, ááá áááá¸áááááá, ááśááááááááá˝áâ by ~ ááśááááááááśáá, ááśááááááá˝á
noun 1.(A shortened form) ááśááááááááááśáá, ááśááááááááá˝á Example: The accepted abbreviation for âfootâ is âftâ. by abbreviation ááśááááááááśáá, ááśááá Example: The abbreviation for âUnited statesâ is âU.Sâ ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of shortening, or reducing. 2.The result of abbreviating; an abridgment. 3.The form to which a word or phrase is reduced by contraction and omission; a letter or letters, standing for a word or phrase of which they are a part; as, Gen. for Genesis; U.S.A. for United States of America. 4.One dash, or more, through the stem of a note, dividing it respectively into quavers, semiquavers, or demi-semiquavers. Synonyms 1.abridgement, contraction, reduction, shortening Antonyms 1.enlargement, expansion extension H#!)eW;AbbreviateÉ'bri:vÉŞeÉŞtá˘ášááááá¸ááˇÂ á˘áááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ sth (to sth) áĄ. áááááá˝á á˘. áááááá~ a word áááááááśáá,â áááááá˝á
noun 1.~ something (to do something) (to shorten) abbreviate a speech áááááá Example: The word 'inch' is abbreviated 'in'. abbreviate a word áááááááśáá, áááááá˝áááśááá Example: They abbreviate the long novel for publication as a paperback. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Abbreviated; abridged; shortened. 2.Having one part relatively shorter than another or than the ordinary type. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make briefer; to shorten; to abridge; to reduce by contraction or omission, especially of words written or spoken. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To reduce to lower terms, as a fraction. Synonyms 1.abridge, condense, contract, curtail, diminish, lesson, limit. reduce, restrict Antonyms 1.elongate, extend, lengthen á˘áááááááááááááá 1.An abridgment
o˝]Ţ Z*#-K?
AbdominallyĂŚb'dÉmÉŞnÉlÉŞ'á˘ááááááˇááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(Of the abdomen) abdominal surgery ááááá Example: An abdominal pain an abdominal operation. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááááˇáááśáááááá, ááááá ](#KwkAbdomen'ĂŚbdÉmÉn'á˘ááááášááášá(noun)
(noun). ááá
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (Belly) ááá Example: An abdominal pain, an abdominal operation. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááá /'!+qkgAbdication,ĂŚbdÉŞ'keÉŞĘn,á˘áááááˇ' -ááááááá ášá(noun)
~ of duty ááśáááááááá ááâ (Figurative)ááśáááśááááťáá
noun 1.ááśáááťáááśááááá¸ááááá Example: King Edward Villa abdicated in 1936. 2.ááśáááśááááťáá 3.(King's) abdication ááśáááśááááśááá 4.Abdication (of duty) ááśáááááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of abdicating; the renunciation of a high office, dignity, or trust, by its holder; commonly the voluntary renunciation of sovereign power; as, abdication of the throne, government, power, authority. Synonyms 1.abandon, abjure, relinquish, renounce, resign, surrender, vacate, waive 2.desert, forsake, leave, quit Antonyms 1.defend, maintain, uphold 2.stay, support & %QiQAbdicate'ĂŚbdÉŞkeÉŞt'á˘áááááˇááááá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.(To give up power) ááśááááśááá, ááťáá ááá áááśáá, ááśááá, ááááá, ááˇáááťáá áˇáááááá˝á, á˘ááááááá, ááááśáááááś Example: The King abdicated his throne. verb â past tense: abdicated ; past participle: abdicated ; present participle: abdicating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to give up formally) ááááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: abdicated ; past participle: abdicated ; present participle: abdicating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To surrender or relinquish, as sovereign power; to withdraw definitely from filling or exercising, as a high office, station, dignity; as, to abdicate the throne, the crown, the papacy. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To renounce; to relinquish; -- said of authority, a trust, duty, right, etc. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To disclaim and expel from the family, as a father his child; to disown; to disinherit. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To relinquish or renounce a throne, or other high office or dignity. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To reject, to cast off
Ĺá 1.7AbeamÉ'bi:má˘ášÂ 'ááá¸á(adjective)
adverb 1.(abreast) ááˇáááááášáá˘ááááááśááśáŹááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.On the beam, that is, on a line which forms a right angle with the ship's keel; opposite to the center of the ship's side. a- )_GAbductorĂŚb'dĘktÉ(r)á˘áááâ 'ááśááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśáá áśááááááˇá, ááśáá áśáááááááśáá, áááťáááááááśá á Example: The criminal offense of taking away a person in the care of another by fraud and persuasion, or open violence. á§ááśá áááá áááááážááááá ááááááááááśáááśááá ááźáááááśáá˝áâááááá ááááťááááááťáááááá˘áááááśááśááááááśáááá ááśááááááááśááâáŹáááá˘ááážá ášááááśáááá áá á 2.(áááááááśááááá) á áááśá˘ááááá áááááá áá¸á˘áááá áŹá áááá¸áááááááˇáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of abducing or abducting; a drawing apart; a carrying away. 2.The movement which separates a limb or other part from the axis, or middle line, of the body. 3.The wrongful, and usually the forcible, carrying off of a human being; as, the abduction of a child, the abduction of an heiress. 4.A syllogism or form of argument in which the major is evident, but the minor is only probable. e+ U mAbductĂŚb'dĘktá˘áááâ 'ááśáááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(to draw or take away, abduct. to cam off, to kidnap) á áśááááááˇá, á áśáááááááśáá, áááá ááááááááśáá, áááááśáá, á áśáá áá verb â past tense: abducted ; past participle: abducted ; present participle: abducting ; 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáá áááá¸á˘áááááááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: abducted ; past participle: abducted ; present participle: abducting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To take away surreptitiously by force; to carry away (a human being) wrongfully and usually by violence; to kidnap. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To draw away, as a limb or other part, from its ordinary position.
Ë
Ť =Ë o2%/s=
Aberrational,ĂŚbÉ'reÉŞĘnÉlá˘áááášáááááááá ášááá(adjective)
adverb 1.(in bed) ááá, áááááá, ááá˘áá, ááááá, ááááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In bed, or on the bed. 2.To childbed (in the phrase âbrought abed,â that is, delivered of a child).
˝
8 6s° ˝ p8 #Uq
AbeyanceÉ'beÉŞÉnsá˘ášÂ 'ááááá˘ášááá(noun)
(noun). ááśááááááśááá, ááśáááá˘áśá, ááśááááá˝á,Goods in abeyanceááááˇáááááśáá˘áááááá˝áin abeyanceááááááហᏠááááá˝ááááááá
noun 1.á˘áááá áźááá, á˘áááááááááˇáááááááášáááá˘ááážá˘áśááááá, á˘áááááťáááˇáááááťáááśáááááááášááááááááážá, ááááśá˘ááááá˝ááááááážá, á˘áááááśáááá˛áááááážá˘áśááááá 2.(á áááśáá) á˘áááááťáááá Example: The person who encourages or incites another to commit a crime. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááááááááťáááá áŹáááááťáá˘áááááśááááááááá˘ááááááááášááááˇáááááážáá˘áśááśáá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who abets; an instigator of an offense or an offender. @6#G!
AbetterÉ'betÉ(r)á˘ášÂ 'áááááş(á)(noun)
1.(á áááśáá) ááťáááá Example: To encourage or incite another to commit a crime. á§ááśá áááá áážááášáá áˇááá áááááťáâáŹáážááâá˘ááá˘áááááśááááááááááááááášááˇáááááááážáá˘áśááśáá á adjective 1.~ somebody (in something) (to incite or help, esp., wrong doing) ááááťáá˛ááááááááášáááá˘ááážá˘áśááááá, áážááášáá áˇáááá˛ááááááááášáááá˘ááážá˘áśááááá, áá˝áááááťááááááťáá˛ááááááááášáááá˘ááážá˘áśááááá, áá˝áááááá˝áááśáááśáá˛ááááááááášáááá˘ááážá˘áśááááá Example: He was abetted in these illegal activities by his wife.
\ 3bd\ < %I#
AbhorrentÉb'hÉrÉntá˘ášáá ááášááá(adjective)
noun 1.(utter loathing, detestation disgust, something or someone abroad) ááśáááá˘áááááážáááśááááśáá, ááá áááá¸áááááá, áááá¸á˘áśááááááá˝áááśááˇ, áááťáááá˘áśáááááááśááááśááŹá˘ááážáŹááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Extreme hatred or detestation; the feeling of utter dislike. J9#/O
AbhorÉb'hÉ:(r)á˘ášáá (á)(transitive verb)
noun 1.(To dislike very strongly loathe) ááá˘áááááážáááśááááśáá, áááááááśá , áááááá Example: A gentleman abhors rudeness. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To shrink back with shuddering from; to regard with horror or detestation; to feel excessive repugnance toward; to detest to extremity; to loathe. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To fill with horror or disgust. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To protest against; to reject solemnly. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To shrink back with horror, disgust, or dislike; to be contrary or averse; Synonyms 1.loathe, detest, despise, abominitchate, execrate, shrink, from, recoil from, avoid, shin, scorn, disdain, erect
4 Çí 4 \@%KS
Abietic'ĂŚbÉŞÉtÉŞk'á˘áááááááá¸á(adjective)
(noun). ~ (to do sth) ááááˇá, ááśááááˇá, ááááááś, ááááááśá to the best of my ability (=as well as i can) á˘ááááśáááá˘ááááťááááᏠá˘áśá áááážááśá (opposite) inability
noun â Plural: Abilities 1.(COUNTABLE, UNCOUNTABLE) ~ (to do something) (power, talent, skill, aptitude, power to a thing, mental faculty) ááááááś, áááááááśá, á ááááťááááááá, ááśáááśááááááááááááááˇáááááááááśáá Example: Musical ability, Ability to learn.to the best of my ability ááśááááááááśááááá˘áśá áááážááśá Example: He has the ability to do the work.
{
B H^u{ wJ!3IAbjuration'ĂŚbdĘĘÉ'reÉŞĘn'á˘ááááááá˝ 'áááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśááá áá áśááááá Example: A renunciation or abandonment by or upon oath. for example, to become a citizen, one must abjure allegiance to all foreign governments. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááˇáááá áá áŹááśáááááááá˘á¸áááá˝áááśáááá ááśááážáááá áá áśáááááˇááśá á á§ááśá áááá áážáááá¸á˘ááááááśááá ááśááááááááááááááááśáá˝á ááááááźáâáá áá áśáááááááááá¸ááśáá áááááááááśááˇááśááááááááśááá˘áá á 2.ááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of abjuring or forswearing; a renunciation upon oath; as, abjuration of the realm, a sworn banishment, an oath taken to leave the country and never to return. 2.A solemn recantation or renunciation; as, an abjuration of heresy. fI!3[C
Abjudicate'ĂŚbdĘĘÉdÉŞkeÉŞt' á˘ášááááá˝ááˇááá(verb)
adjective 1.(Contemptible despicable, base spirited) ááá˘áá, ááááśáááááááśá, ááááá˝áá˛ááá˘áśááˇáá˘áśááźá, ááááĽáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A person in the lowest and most despicable condition; a castaway. adjective 1.Cast down; low-lying. 2.Sunk to a law condition; down in spirit or hope; degraded; servile; groveling; despicable; as, abject posture, fortune, thoughts. verb 1.To cast off or down; hence, to abase; to degrade; to lower; to debase. Synonyms 1.mean, base, sordid, contemptible, ignoble, infamous, debased, low, miserable, wretched, helpless, hopeless, spiritless, resigned, servile, subservient, submissive, slavish, hanged
ľ
I\Xľ O I e
Ablaut'ĂŚblaĘtá˘áá 'áááá áá(noun)
verb â past tense: abjured ; past participle: abjured ; present participle: abjuring ; 1.(á áááśáá) áá áá áśááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: abjured ; past participle: abjured ; present participle: abjuring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To renounce upon oath; to forswear; to disavow; as, to abjure allegiance to a prince. To abjure the realm, is to swear to abandon it forever. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To renounce or reject with solemnity; to recant; to abandon forever; to reject; repudiate; as, to abjure errors. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To renounce on oath.
6 X Ľ 6 _U 1
Ably'eÉŞblÉŞá˘ááááá¸(adverb)
(adjective). be ~ to do sth áááááśáááááááśá, áááááááśááá i wan't able to go ááááťááá ááˇáâááśá he isn't able to walk ááśáááážáááˇááážá (opposite). unable
adjective 1.Be ~ (to do something) (having power, capable, talented, skillful) áááááśááááááááśá, áááá˘áśá áááážá˘ááá¸áááśá Example: Able to take care of, An able man, The king is able to declare, war, a very able man, an able speech, able leader, be able to... Example: The child is not yet able to write. 0Q
M
Ablazely"(adjective)
noun â Plural: Abnormalities 1.ááśáááááááá¸ááááááś, ááśáááťááá¸áááááááá¸ááááźáááśááŹáááááááááśá Example: they thought he was abnormal because he put salt on his grapefruit. 2.(á áááśáá) ááˇááśááááááśá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááźáááśááŹáááááááśááááááˇáááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Abnormalities 1.The state or quality of being abnormal; variation; irregularity. 2.Something abnormal. Synonyms 1.aberrant, capricious, devious, eccentric, irregular, unnatural, unusual variable Antonyms 1.fixed, methodical, ordinary, regular, usual ![ !?]AbnormalĂŚb'nÉ:ml,á˘ááá' ááá(adjective)
noun 1.(Home, dwelling) áá¸áááá , áá¸áááá ááśá, áááá, ááááááááááśáááááá , ááááźááŹáááťáááááá , áá¸áá ááśáááááááá¸, áá¸ááááśááá˘áśááááááážáááá¸áááááááśáááśá Example: Pleasant abode. Example: Welcome to our humble abode! 2.áá¸áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Act of waiting; delay. 2.Stay or continuance in a place; sojourn. 3.Place of continuance, or where one dwells; abiding place; residence; a dwelling; a habitation. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To be ominous. 1.Pret. of Abide. Synonyms 1.welling, home, house á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To bode, to foreshow 2.An omen ` +G
AboardÉ'bÉ:dá˘ášÂ 'áá(adverb)
(adverb). áá áហᏠáá ááááťá(ááśááś ááá) (preposition). áážâ (ááśááś, áááááážá ááá) get aboard ( a ship) á áťá get aboard (a plane)áĄážá all aboard ááááśáá/áĄáśáá áááĽáĄáźáá ážá close aboard ááááá, ááˇá, ááśá
noun 1.(Do away with repeal, nullify obliterate) ááááśáá, áááá áśááá áá, ááááá áááááááááášáááśááá, ááśáááá áŻáá Example: How can we abolish war ? abolish a law áááážááˇááśáááá¸ááˇ, abolish slavery ááááˇááááá˛ááááśá verb â past tense: abolished ; past participle: abolished ; present participle: abolishing ; 1.ááťáá áá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: abolished ; past participle: abolished ; present participle: abolishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To do away with wholly; to annul; to make void; -- said of laws, customs, institutions, governments, etc.; as, to abolish slavery, to abolish folly. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To put an end to, or destroy, as a physical objects; to wipe out.
Ň
Í ~űŇ &i#?gMgAbomination,ÉbÉmÉŞ'neÉŞĘn US mÉná˘áš,ááᡠ'ááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(COUNTABLE) ááśáááá˘áá, ááśááááááááśá , áááááťáá˝áá˛ááááááśá his abomination of war ááśáááá˘áááááážá adverb 1.ááááááá ášá h =G7WAbominateÉ'bÉmÉŞneÉŞt US -mÉn-á˘ášÂ ' áááˇááá(transitive verb)
adjective 1.(loathe, detest extremely) ááá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To turn from as ill-omened; to hate in the highest degree, as if with religious dread; loathe; as, to abominate all impiety. LgA
a
Abominable Snowman (=yeti)"(noun)
adjective 1.(Very hateful, very unpleasant) ááááá˝áá˛ááááá˘áááááážá, áááááśáá˛ááááá˘áá, ááááá§ááááˇááá, ááááá˝áá˛áááááážá Example: Abominable cruelties of Nero, an abominable food. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Excessive; large; -- used as an intensive. 2.Worthy of, or causing, abhorrence, as a thing of evil omen; odious in the utmost degree; very hateful; detestable; loathsome; execrable.
, l#3g
Aboriginess,ĂŚbÉ'rÉŞdĘÉni:z,á˘áááášÂ ' ááˇáááášáá¸(noun)
adjective 1.(existing from earliest days, first, indigenous, of aborigines. esp. those of Australia) ááá˘áááááááťááážá, áááááśááážááááážáááááťáááááťáááááśáá, ááááááśá˘áááááááťááážáááááťááá¸ááááááá, áááááááźáááááťá Example: Aboriginal inhabitants, pleasant ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An original inhabitant of any land; one of the aborigines. 2.An animal or a plant native to the region. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to aborigines; as, a Hindoo of aboriginal blood. 2.First; original; indigenous; primitive; native; as, the aboriginal tribes of America. Synonyms 1.ancient, antiquated, early, old, primary, primeval, primitive, primordial, pristine Antonyms 1.civilized, late, modern, modish, sophisticated gj!/cA Aboriginal,ĂŚbÉ'rÉŞdĘÉnl,á˘ááááš ' ááˇáááášáá(adjective)
adjective 1.(existing from earliest days, first, indigenous, of aborigines. esp. those of Australia) ááá˘áááááááťááážá, áááááśááážááááážáááááťáááááťáááááśáá, ááááááśá˘áááááááťááážáááááťááá¸ááááááá, áááááááźáááááťá Example: Aboriginal inhabitants, pleasant ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An original inhabitant of any land; one of the aborigines. 2.An animal or a plant native to the region. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to aborigines; as, a Hindoo of aboriginal blood. 2.First; original; indigenous; primitive; native; as, the aboriginal tribes of America. Synonyms 1.ancient, antiquated, early, old, primary, primeval, primitive, primordial, pristine Antonyms 1.civilized, late, modern, modish, sophisticated
â
˝â o '5=MAbortifacientÉ'bÉ:tÉŞfeÉŞĘÉntá˘ášÂ ' áááááá¸á ááááááá ášá(adjective)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááááááźáááźá 2.á˘ááá¸áááááááááśáá˛áááááźáááźá adjective 1.ááááááááśáá˛áááááźáááźá, ááááááááśáá˛áááááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A drug or an agent that causes premature delivery. verb 1.Producing miscarriage. 8n#CAbortedÉ'bÉ:tÉŞdá˘áš ' ááááá¸á(adjective)
ááááśáááááśáááá aborted gonorreal therapy- ááśáááááśááśáááá áśááááťáááźááááááá, ááśáááááśááśáááááśááááááááááá aborted treatment- ááśáááááśááśáááá áśááááťá, ááśáááááśááśáááááśááááťá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Rendered abortive or sterile; undeveloped; checked in normal development at a very early stage; as, spines are aborted branches. 2.Brought forth prematurely. @m ;E}AbortÉ'bÉ:tá˘ášÂ ' áááá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. women ~ áááźáááźá á˘. plan as ~ááˇáááśááááááá
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ a child áááááźá á˘. ~ a planeááˇáá˘ááťáááá, áááˇááá
noun 1.(to have a miscarriage, to fail to be completed) áááźáááźá, ááˇáááťá, ááˇááááááźá ááááśááááś women abort áááźáááźá plans abort ááˇáááśááááááá verb 1.ááˇáááśááááááá , ááˇáá˘ááťáááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) Abort (a plan) ááˇáá˘ááťáááá, áááˇááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) (to cause to have an abortion, to cut short) áááźá
î |Q î `r #A[AbortiveÉ'bÉ:tÉŞvá˘ášÂ 'â ááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(a person who performs or induces abortions illegally) á˘ááááááááźáááźáááááśáá áááśáá 2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘ááááááááźáááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who procures abortion or miscarriage. p !GS[AbortionÉ'bÉ:Ęná˘ášÂ ' áááá ášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśááááááźáááźá, ááśáááˇáááśáááááá ááźá áááá á˘.~ of a plan ááśáááˇáá˘ááťáááá(áááááśá), ááśááááˇááá
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (deliberate termination of pregnancy; anything immature and incomplete) ááśáááˇááááááááśááťá, ááśáááááááśáá ááááśáá, áááťá have an abortion ááśááááááźáááźá abortion of a plan ááśáááˇáá˘ááťáááááááááááśá, ááśááááˇááá 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááááá áŹáááááááśáááˇááááááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśááááááźáááźá Example: The intentional destruction of a fetus or the intentional expulsion or removal of a fetus from the womb other than for the principal purpose of producing a live birth or removing a dead fetus. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááááááśááááá ááááśâááźááá¸ááˇáááááááśááâááááťááááááááâáŹááśáááá áááááá ááááśâááźáááźáááˇáááśáááážááá¸ááááźáááááťááá¸áááááááá áááááááśáâáááááá˘ááááśáááážááááá ááśááá¸ááˇááŹááááťááá¸ááśáááááśáááááááááśááááááťááááááááá áá á 4.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááźáááźá, ááśááááááźáááźá
& Ő < ׍~Ň & )y%+u 3
Above groundÉ'bĘv'graĘndá˘ášÂ ' áá áá' á áááááááá(adjective)
)x!)[ S
About-faceÉ'baĘt-feÉŞsá˘ášÂ ' áá áá-á áááá(noun)
(noun). (intransitive verb). (Military).1 áááááááá(ááśáááááśá áśá) 2 an ~ in his thinking ááśáááááááááĄáśááááááťááá ááˇáááááĄá
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ááśáá ááážá, áááááźáá á˘. ~ in / with sth áááááźáááá ááá fish abound in the Tunlesap lake áááá¸ááśáá ááážáááśáááá ááááťááášáááááááśá
adjective 1.(To be plentiful, to overflow or teem with to be numerous, plentiful) áážáááśá, áážáááśáááá ááážá, ááśáá ááážá, áááááźááá, áĄážáááśá á Example: In these lakes fish abound. abound with áááááźááááá ááá Example: Granges abound here all the year round. (s%+[K
AbortivenessÉ'bÉ:tÉŞvnÉŞs⢠á˘áš ' ááá¸ááááá(noun)
Have you some money about you?áážáááááśáááśááááťááááááááá? be about to do sthá ááááˇá, ááááťáááˇá We're about to start áá˝ááážáááááťááášáá áśáááááážá How/What about?â áĄ. (áááážáá áááááśááá˝ááááááśááŹááťáááááá) á áťáááááá? What about his qualifications for the job? á áťáá áááááááááśáááááááááááśááááááśááááśáááśááááá¸? á˘. (áááážáá ááááááážááááźááá) What about a cup of tea ? áážááááźáááśááááá˝áááááá?
(2) (adverb)
(adverb). áĄ. áááááˇáá, áááážáááááˇá á˘. ááááá ááááťáááááááá áŁ. (a)(áááá áśááá¸á áááś) áá áááááááˇááḠ(b) (áááá áśááá¸ááśáá) áá ááááááá¸áááááá (c)áááááťááááážá˘ááá¸ááˇááááŹááśááááááááá, ááśá (d) á áááá áááááááˇááḠá¤. ááááááážá áááśáááááááśáááḠáĽ. áááááťá, áááááá áśá to come aboutááááážááĄážáâ to bring about áááážá˘áááážáááśááĄážá walk aboutáážáá á áááá turn aboutáááááááá, ááááĄááááááá to be about toááááťááášá about toááˇááášá, á áááášá a about finishedááˇááá˝á á ážá that's about rightá ááášáááˇáááááźáá ážá threr are several men lying about ááśááááťáááá ááážááááááááˇááŻááááááááŻááááááá
(3) (adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. (also around) áááá áá á˘. áááážááá,â ááˇá, á áááášá áŁ. (ááááťááááááááááááśáá)áááśáááááśáá, áááśáá áááśááthat's (just) about all; that's (just) about it ááśááśáá¸áááá áááááááááśááá, áááááᜠᏠâáááááśáááááťáááášá, á˘ááá ážá, á ááá ážá That's about it/the size of it áááááśáááááááááááťáááá Ꮰááśááááá
b şŮ b ~ =q
AbradeÉ'breÉŞdá˘áš ' ááááá(transitive verb)
1.ááááśá, áááááááśá Example: Above me in rank 2.ááž Example: Above the clouds preposition 1.(on all sides, nearly, out, of, concerning, around, here and there, almost; in the neighborhood, in the opposite direction) ááááááá¸, ááśáááž, áážááá¸, á á˝ááḠExample: In heaven above, The above facts, Above the trees.
š
f ľĽO˙ ` '[E
Abreuvoir'ĂŚbrÉvÉ(r)'á˘ááááááášáááş(á)(noun)
(noun). áĄ. by ~ ááśááášá, áááášá, áááśáá á˘. an ~ ááááśááášá, ááááááááááá
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (rubbing, erosion, wearing away, a scraped spot or area, the act or process of abrading) ááśáááťáááśáá, ááśááááˇá, ááááááááśááżáá, ááśááá˝áááááááśááááś by abrasion ááśááášá, áááášá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááśá áááá G I3
AbraseÉ'breÉŞsá˘áš ' ááááááá(verb)
abridgement /ÉbrÉŞdĘmÉnt/[á˘áš ' ááááá¸áááááášááá] (noun). an ~ ááá áááá¸ááááááâ by ~ááśááááážá˘áááááá¸áĄážá
verb â past tense: abridged ; past participle: abridged ; present participle: abridging ; 1.ááááá˝á, áááááá Example: Shorten or condense, e.g., to abridge a right is to make the right less useful or complete á§ááśá áááá áááážá˘áááááḠᏠáááážá˘áááá áááááá ááááá˝áááˇáááᡠáŹáááážá˘ááááˇááˇááááˇááááááá á 2.(á áááśáá) ááááá˝á, ááááá, áááááá Example: Shorten or condense. Example: To abridge a right is to make the right less useful or complete. á§ááśá áááá áážááá˘áááááá¸áŹáážááá˘áááá áááááá á á§ááśá áááá ááááá˝áááˇááááˇááşáááááááˇááˇáááááážááśáááááˇá áá áŹáážááá˘ááááˇááˇááááˇááááááá á adverb 1.(Cut short, abbreviate, shorten, cut off, lessen, condense, shorten) áááááá, áááááá˝á, ááááá, ááśáááááááˇá, ááˇáááááˇáááááťáááśáá áśáááśá Example: To abridge a long book for journal publication, to abridge the translation. Example: May of the dictionaries we use today have been abridged from larger books. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: abridged ; past participle: abridged ; present participle: abridging ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make shorter; to shorten in duration; to lessen; to diminish; to curtail; as, to abridge labor; to abridge power or rights. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To shorten or contract by using fewer words, yet retaining the sense; to epitomize; to condense; as, to abridge a history or dictionary. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To deprive; to cut off; -- followed by of, and formerly by from; as, to abridge one of his rights. Synonyms 1.abbreviate, condense, contract curtail, diminish, lessen, limit, reduce, restrict shorten Antonyms 1.elongate, extend
' I
Ű ˝' %c)AbrogateĂŚ'brÉgeÉŞt'á˘áááááášá áááááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(cancel or repeal, annul) áááˇáááá áá, ááťáááśáááá, ááťáá ááá áááśáááŹááááˇá verb â past tense: abrogated ; past participle: abrogated ; present participle: abrogating ; 1.(á áááśáá) ááˇááśáááá, ááťáááśáááá, ááťáá áá, á áááśáá áá, ááááááśáá áá 2.(á áááśáá) ááˇááśáá Example: To annul, cancel, repeal, destroy or revoke. á§ááśá áááá ááťáááśáááá, ááťáá áá, ááááááśáá áá, ááá áá á ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: abrogated ; past participle: abrogated ; present participle: abrogating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To put an end to; to do away with. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To annul by an authoritative act; to abolish by the authority of the maker or his successor; to repeal; -- applied to the repeal of laws, decrees, ordinances, the abolition of customs, etc. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Abrogated, abolished
'c1
Abrogable,ĂŚbrÉ'gÉbl'á˘áááááášá áááááá(adjective)
noun 1.(Out of a house or country, widely, at large, over a wide space, overseas) áááá áááááá, ááááá, áááá áááá áááá áááá, áááááááśááááá áá¸ááááśá Example: To go, abroad, to travel abroad, Spread the good news abroad, to be abroad soon. 3 %I
AbroachÉ'brÉĘtĘá˘áš ' áááááźáá(verb)
adjective 1.(Sudden, blunt, unexpected, steep, broken off, precipitous, curt, brusque) ááááááážááśáááááááá, áááááááá , áááááááśáá, ááááááááśáá, áááááˇááášááááá˝á, áááśááááááááááś Example: An abrupt run, an abrupt stop, an abrupt incline, an abrupt manner, abrupt turns, abrupt departure, abrupt slope.abrupt stop áááá, áááášá abrupt answer áááááááťá Example: He came to an abrupt stop at the door. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An abrupt place. adjective 1.Broken off; very steep, or craggy, as rocks, precipices, banks; precipitous; steep; as, abrupt places. 2.Without notice to prepare the mind for the event; sudden; hasty; unceremonious. 3.Having sudden transitions from one subject to another; unconnected. 4.Suddenly terminating, as if cut off. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To tear off or asunder. Synonyms 1.hasty, precipitate, sudden, unannounced, unexpected 2.blunt, brusque, curt, rude 3.craggy, harsh, precipitous, rough, ragged, sharp, steep, rugged Antonyms 1.anticipated, expected 2.courteous, gradual BG/
AbrookÉ'bruká˘ášÂ ' ááááźáá(noun)
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) ááśááááˇáááá áá, ááśáááťáááááááááááˇá áśáááááááááááááˇáááá¸áá˝áááá Example: Abrogate a law, custom, treaty. 2.(á áááśáá) ááˇááśáááá Example: The destruction or annulling of a former law, often by legislative repeal. Fr: Abrogation á§ááśá áááá ááśáááťáá áá, áŹááťáááśáááá ááźáá áááśááááśááá¸ááťáááááááážáááĄážáááśáášáááśáá áááááśáâááťáá áááśáááááá ááááśáááˇá áá á˘ááťáááá áááśáááááá¸áá˝áááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of abrogating; repeal by authority. Synonyms 1.cancel, cross out, delete, eliminate, erase, expunge, obliterate 2.abolish, annul, invalidate
N
q
F ;} N H!Yw5AbscondÉb'skÉndá˘ááá ' ááááááá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb).â áĄ. ~ (from)... ááá ááááá¸, ááá áááá˝á He ~ from the country ááśááááá˝á á˘. ~ with sth áááááá áááá˝áááááááááťááťáá áááśáááá ááśáá˝á á§. He absconded with 80000 pound stolen from his empoyer. ááśááááśááááááá áááá˝áááááá˝á ááááťáá áááźá á¨á á á á ááááá¸áá ááááááááśáá
noun 1.(withdraw, runaway and hide, take one self off, flee from justice) ááá , ááááá˝á, áááááá áá, áááááá˝áá áááá¸ááááá verb â past tense: absconded ; past participle: absconded ; present participle: absconding ; 1.(á áááśáá) ááá áááá˝á Example: The person who hides or sneaks away to avoid arrest a lawsuit or creditors. á§ááśá áááá áááááááśáááááá˝ááŹáááááśáááážáááá¸ááá ááááá¸ááśáá áśáááááá˝ááá¸ááżááááḠáŹâáĽáááśáḠá 2.(á áááśáá) ááá áááá˝á Example: Hide or sneak away to avoid arrest, a lawsuit, or creditors. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááááá˝áâáŹáááááá áá ááśááśáááážáááá¸ááá ááááá¸ááśáá áśáááááá˝ááá¸ááżááááá¸áĽáááśáḠ(ááśáá ááááááťá) á _!1e-
AbscissionĂŚb'sÉŞĘn,'sÉŞĘná˘ááá 'â ááá¸á ááášá(noun)
noun â Plural: Abscesses 1.(A collection of pus, in any infected organ or tissue of the body) áááááźá, ááááážááááááśááááááźáááááááááááťááá ááá¸ááśááá-ááááá ááá Example: An abscess on a tooth. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááťááá ááááťáááá˝á, ááááşá˘áśáááá %_ AbruptlyÉ'brĘptlÉŞá˘ášÂ ' ááááśáááááá¸(adjective)
adverb 1.ááááá áá, áááááááááááážá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an abrupt manner; without giving notice, or without the usual forms; suddenly. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Precipitously
ő \Ň ő Y Ek{Absent'ĂŚbsÉnt'á˘ááááášááá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (from sth) (a) áááááśá ááá¸, áááááá áśááááá áśááá¸, áááááˇááá , áááááˇáááśáááťá ~ from school áááááá áḠ(b) áááááááááśáan ~ expressionâ áááááťááááášáááááźá one volume is ~ áĽáááśá, ááśááâ He's ~ today ááˇáááśááá (Military). absent without leave (abbreviation AWOL) ááááĽáá áááśááâ (opposite) present á˘. áááááťáááˇáááźáá˘ááá¸áááááááˇááśá, áááášá
adjective 1.~ (from something) (away, not attentive, keep away) absent from the room áááááˇááá Example: absent from the meeting, In these animals the tail is entirely absent. one volume is absent ááááĽáááśá, áááááśáá 2.á˘ááááááśá, ááááśá G;AbsenceĂŚ'bsÉns'á˘ááááášááá'(noun)
(noun). áĄ. (a)áááááááŹáááá˘ááááááśá during his absence ááááááááśááááˇááá (b) ~ (from...) ááśáááááśá, ááśáááˇááá (literary) á˘ááááááśáâ á˘. ááśáááśááááá, ááśáááááááśáâ áŁ. (Idiom, Idiomatic) absence of mind ááśáááśáááááááááˇáááááśááááś, ááááśáááśáááááťááááááááá in the absence of proof áááááááśááááááťááśá
noun 1.~ (from) (a being away, a bowing without, lack) ááśáááˇáááááááášááááá , ááśááááá, ááśáááˇáááśááááá˝ááá áá¸ááś Example: Absence of self-respect, Total absence of hair, No one noticed his absence. during his absence ááááááááśááááˇááá in the absence of proof áááááááśááááááťááśá absence of oxygen ááśáááááśáá˘ááááááśá Example: I was absent, from school on Monday. 2.ááá˘ááááááśá, ááśáá˘ááááááśá, ááśáááˇááá , áááááˇááá 9 u
Abseil'ĂŚbseÉŞl'á˘áááááá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.(One who is absent) á˘áááá˘ááááááśá Example: An absentee voter, an absentee from work.absentee ballot ááśáááááááááááťá absentee voter á˘áááááááááááááťá absentee landlord ááá áśáááá¸áá˝á 2.á˘áááá˘ááááááśá 3.(á áááśáá) ááá˘ááááááśá Example: One who is absent from his usual place of residence or domicile. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááááááááśááááťááá¸ááááááááááśááá˘áśááááááá âáŹáá¸áá¸áááá ááśâá˘á áˇáááááááááááááá˝á á
f ]%-
Absolute alcohol"(noun)
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (a formal freeing [from guilt], forgiveness, remission) áážáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The form of words by which a penitent is absolved. 2.Delivery, in speech. 3.An absolving, or setting free from guilt, sin, or penalty; forgiveness of an offense. 4.An acquittal, or sentence of a judge declaring and accused person innocent. 5.The exercise of priestly jurisdiction in the sacrament of penance, by which Catholics believe the sins of the truly penitent are forgiven. 6.An absolving from ecclesiastical penalties, -- for example, excommunication. á˘ááśáá ááśááážáááááááâ (ááááťáââááśáâááááâááśááá áśááâ)N&!)QAqAbsolutely'ĂŚbsÉlu:tlÉŞ'á˘ááááášááźááá¸(adverb)
Past or Past Participle form of: absorb adjective 1.(deeply engrossed) absorbed moisture áááááááźáá áźá absorbed in his work ááááááááááťááášáá˘ááá¸áá˝á Example: The film absorbed their attention completely. . 7yaAbsorbÉb'sÉ:bá˘ášá ' ááá(transitive verb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááááááś, áááážá˛ááááśáááťáááśáááˇá, áááážá˛áááááá˝ááááá˝áááźá áážáááˇá, ááśááá˛áááááážááźá áážá Example: The boys were absolved of the charge of stealing books. noun 1.~ somebody (from / of something) (free from pardon, clear of guilt or blame) áážáááááááá˛áá, á˘áááááá, á˛áááá˝á ááśá, ááááááá˛ááááá áśááááááˇá, á˘ááťááááśáá˛áááá˝á á˘ááážááˇá áá ááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á, á˛áááá˝á áááá, á˛áááá˝á á˘ááḠExample: The jury absolved her of all the charges, absolve him from sin, absolve her from an obligation.
5 5 +S +AbstainerÉb'steÉŞnÉ(r)áášá ' ááááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(forbear, desist) á˘áááááááźáááá˝áááśáááá ááḠExample: At the last election he abstained (from voting / the vote). 2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áááááááˇááášáááááś, á˘ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who abstains; esp., one who abstains from the use of intoxicating liquors. Synonyms 1.avoid, decline, desist, fast, forbear, forgo, refrain, renounce, shun, withhold Antonyms 1.continue, indulge, persist f4#IO'AbstainÉbsteÉŞnÉá˘ášá ' áááááá(intransitiver verb)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (by / in sth)ááśáááááśá, ááśáá áśááá˘áśááááááááááśáá, áááááá áˇááá á˘. by ~ ááśáááááźáá áźá amount of ~áááážáááááááźáá áźáá ážáâ ECON ááśááááá áźáááśááśááś
noun 1.~ (in something) (a soaking up, a swallowing up, the act of absorbing) by absorption ááśáááááźáá áźá Example: The absorption of ink by a cotton, His absorption in his thoughts was such that Dara didn't hear me. {1 'CA]AbsorbingÉb'sÉ:bÉŞĹá˘ášá ' áááá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). áááááśááá áˇááá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá absorb adjective 1.(Taking up all one's attention, very interesting) áááááśááá áˇááá Example: An absorbing story. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Swallowing, engrossing; as, an absorbing pursuit.
` oţ#Ů u=!%[o
AbstersiveÉb'stÉsÉŞvá˘ášá ' ááááşááá¸áá(adjective)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Act of wiping clean; a cleansing; a purging. F;!-mw
AbstergentÉb'stÉ:dĘÉntá˘ášá ' ááááşááááášááá(adjective)
noun 1.áááá¸áááá adjective 1.(spanning in the use of food and drink) áááá áááááááśáááááťáááśááááˇááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááááˇáááááááááśá, áááá áááááááśá, áááá áááááážá˛áááááá, áááááˇááážá, ááááááá, áááá áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Abstaining from wine. 2.Sparing in diet; refraining from a free use of food and strong drinks; temperate; abstinent; sparing in the indulgence of the appetite or passions. 3.Sparingly used; used with temperance or moderation; as, an abstemious diet. 4.Marked by, or spent in, abstinence; as, an abstemious life. 5.Promotive of abstemiousness.
Ô Ô 1@#
I
Abstinently"(adverb)
noun 1.~ (from something) (a refraining from something, voluntary forbearance from doing something) ááśááá, áááá Example: Total abstinence. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááá, á˘ááťáááááśá
Î ^ Î B!)c+qAbstracted'ĂŚbstrĂŚktÉŞd'á˘áááááááááááá¸á(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: abstract adjective 1.(lost in thought, deeply engrossed) áááááááááááááášá, áááááážáááśá, áááááśáááśá, áááááááśáá áá, ááááááááááᡠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Separated or disconnected; withdrawn; removed; apart. 2.Separated from matter; abstract; ideal. 3.Abstract; abstruse; difficult. 4.Inattentive to surrounding objects; absent in mind. A #]=Abstract'ĂŚbstrĂŚkt'á˘áááááááááááá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ thought ááˇááśáááá á˘. (ááˇáááá)áááááááśáá˘ááááśáá˘ááźáḠ~ number á˘ááźáá¸
(2) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of articale ááá áááá¸ááááááâ á˘.in the abstract áááááˇáááááááťáá áˇááá
noun 1.Abstain of an article áááááá in the abstain áááááˇáááááááťáá áˇááá adjective 1.(separate, not concrete, hard to understand, difficult) á˘ááźáá¸á, ááááĽáááźá, áááá˘ááźá, áááááˇááśáááá, ááááááááá, ááááááááá˝á, ááááá˝á áá, ááááááážá˛ááááťáá˘ááá¸, ááááá, ááááááážáááááá abstract number áááá˘ááźáḠabstract thought áááááˇááśáááá abstract noun áááá˘ááźá verb â past tense: abstracted ; past participle: abstracted ; present participle: abstracting ; 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááśáááśááá, áŻáááśááááááá, áááááááá, áááááá, ááááááá, áááááááá, áááážá˘ááźáá¸áááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (Separate from, remove, summarize, reduce abstracting or separating, a theoretical idea) abstract an article áááááá Example: The word âcharmâ is an abstract word, Make an abstract of; abstract metal from ore, abstract a textbook.abstract an ingredient ááá áá Example: Abstract metal from ore.
ö
ĘÝö G!'I#
AbstrudityÉb'sÉdÉtÉŞá˘ášá ' ááşáášáá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááˇáá˘ááźáá¸, ááśáá˘ááźáḠidea is an ~á˘ááźáá¸áááá á˘. ~ of sth (from sth) ááśáááá áá, ááśááááááá áá, ááśááááá˝ááááááááá áááŹááśá ááá¸ááááś áŁ. ááśáááťáááááťáááááá
noun 1.(COUNTABLE) (mental withdrawal, an abstracting, an abstract idea. the act of abstracting, the state of being abstracted, something abstract, an abstract idea, a recluse life, absence of mind) ááśááááážá˘ááźááˇáááááááˇáááˇáááá idea is an abstraction á˘ááźáá¸áááá the abstraction of water ááśáááá áá adjective 1.ááááááááášáá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An idea or notion of an abstract, or theoretical nature; as, to fight for mere abstractions. 2.The act of abstracting, separating, or withdrawing, or the state of being withdrawn; withdrawal. 3.The act process of leaving out of consideration one or more properties of a complex object so as to attend to others; analysis. Thus, when the mind considers the form of a tree by itself, or the color of the leaves as separate from their size or figure, the act is called abstraction. So, also, when it considers whiteness, softness, virtue, existence, as separate from any particular objects. 4.A separation from worldly objects; a recluse life; as, a hermit's abstraction. 5.The taking surreptitiously for one's own use part of the property of another; purloining. 6.A separation of volatile parts by the act of distillation. adjective 1.Absence or absorption of mind; inattention to present objects. <D#
_
Abstractely"(adjective)
adjective 1.(Contrary to reason, ridiculous, silly, nonsense) áááááˇáááá áááťáááá, áááááˇááááá, áááááááž, áááááááśáá áááťáá Example: It is absurd to expect so small a child to read well, Sothun said a number of absurdities. Example: The belief that the earth is flat is today regarded as absurd. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Contrary to reason or propriety; obviously and fiatly opposed to manifest truth; inconsistent with the plain dictates of common sense; logically contradictory; nonsensical; ridiculous; as, an absurd person, an absurd opinion; an absurd dream. Synonyms 1.foolish, inconsistent, irrational, nonsensical, preposterous, ridiculous, self-contradictory, silly, unreasonable Antonyms 1.consistent, rational, reasonable sensible, sound á˘áááááááááááááá 1.An absurdity ]K!+a3
AbstrusityÉb'stru:sÉtÉŞá˘ášá ' ááááááźáášáá¸(noun)
adjective 1.(hard to understand, hidden) áááááˇááśáááá, áááááášá, áááááˇááážá, áááááˇáááá, áááááˇáá áááśáá, ááááááá˘áśáá, ááááááážá˛ááááˇááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Concealed or hidden out of the way. 2.Remote from apprehension; difficult to be comprehended or understood; recondite; as, abstruse learning.
# P ň# KQ CC
AburstÉ'bÉstá˘áš ' ááşáááá(verb)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a sufficient degree; fully; amply; plentifully; in large measure. -O %U=7AbundantÉ'bĘndÉntá˘áš ' ááśáááášááá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. áááááśáá ááážáááááááá á˘. ~ in sth áááááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝áá ááážáááááášá
adjective 1.(Plentiful, rich, ample, overflowing, full) áááááśáá ááážáááááááá Example: The hunters found abundant game in the forest. Example: An abundant harvest means that there will be enough food for everyone. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Fully sufficient; plentiful; in copious supply; -- followed by in, rarely by with. Synonyms 1.ample, bountiful, copious, over flowing, plenteous, plentiful, refuse, rich, teeming Antonyms 1.deficient, insufficient, scant, scarce ,N %UYAbundanceÉ'bĘndÉnsá˘áš ' ááśáááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(Great plenty, copiousness) ááśááááááźáá, ááśáá áźáá á, ááśáááťááá, ááśááááááá Example: An abundance of food.in abundance ááśá ááážáááááááá Example: There is an abundance of water in the oceans. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An overflowing fullness; ample sufficiency; great plenty; profusion; copious supply; superfluity; wealth: -- strictly applicable to quantity only, but sometimes used of number. Synonyms 1.affluence, bounty, overflowing, plenty, profusion, wealth Antonyms 1.lack, need, want
 żÁ {T a
AbusionÉ'bju:zná˘áš ' áááááźááá ášáá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááśá) ááśáááááá, ááááá, áááážááťááááááááá 2.(Improper treatment, a corrupt practice, rude language) child abuse ááśááááážááťááááááááá Example: To abuse the privilege of a morning break, Do not abuse your dog, I heard the angry man abuse boy, abuse one's authority [power].abuse of a law ááśáááááá Example: The king abused his power by making the people pay high taxes. 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááážááááśááá˘ááá¸áá˝áááťáá áááśáá adjective 1.(misuse, address in rude language, mistreat, harm, cursed, violate) ááááá, ááááśá, ááśááá áááĄá, ááá, áááááśá abuse a child áááážááťááááááááá abuse a law ááááá
~
ž ŚĹĎ ~ MY %a?iAbutmentÉ'bĘtmÉntá˘áš ' ááśáááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(a fort that serves to abut an arch or vault, the place where projecting, parts meet, junction) áááááá, áááá˛ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.State of abutting. 2.That on or against which a body abuts or presses 3.The solid part of a pier or wall, etc., which receives the thrust or lateral pressure of an arch, vault, or strut. 4.A fixed point or surface from which resistance or reaction is obtained, as the cylinder head of a steam engine, the fulcrum of a lever, etc. 5.In breech-loading firearms, the block behind the barrel which receives the pressure due to recoil. rXC1qAbutÉ'bĘtá˘áš ' ááśáááá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). (past tense. past participle abutted). ~ on / onto stháááááááś, ááśááááááś, (áá¸áŹá˘áśááśá)
verb â past tense: abutted ; past participle: abutted ; present participle: abutting ; 1.~ (on / onto something) (touch or lean against touch upon, border on, adjoin. [Architecture] the support at end of an arch or bridge) áááááááś, ááááášá, ááśáááááááááá˝á, ááááááášá, ááˇááášá 2.áááááááś, ááśááááááś Example: Touch or border with nothing in between á§ááśá áááá áááááááśâᏠááśááááááááááśááááááśáááááááśáá˘ááá¸áá á ááááááĄážá á preposition 1.(á áááśáá) áááááśáá, ááśááááśáá Example: Touch or border with nothing in between. á§ááśá áááá áááááśáá áŹááśááááááááááśááááśááá˘á¸áááá á ááááááĄážá á ]W#
!
Abusiveness"(noun)
adjective 1.ááááááááśá, áááááááá, áááááťáá áááśáá, áááá á˝ááááááśá, áááá á˝áá áááť ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Wrongly used; perverted; misapplied. 2.Given to misusing; also, full of abuses. 3.Practicing abuse; prone to ill treat by coarse, insulting words or by other ill usage; as, an abusive author; an abusive fellow. 4.Containing abuse, or serving as the instrument of abuse; vituperative; reproachful; scurrilous. 5.Tending to deceive; fraudulent; cheating.
< &1 î
2ć < Zb )IK
Academia'ĂŚkÉdi:mÉŞÉ,á˘ááááş 'ááááş(noun)
noun â Plural: Acaciae, Acacias 1.(a genus of thorny gumyielding tree, with clusters of yellow or white flowers, some yield gum Arabic or dyes) áááááááážááážáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Acaciae, Acacias 1.A genus of leguminous trees and shrubs. Nearly 300 species are Australian or Polynesian, and have terete or vertically compressed leaf stalks, instead of the bipinnate leaves of the much fewer species of America, Africa, etc. Very few are found in temperate climates. 2.The inspissated juice of several species of acacia; -- called also gum acacia, and gum arabic. 3.A roll or bag, filled with dust, borne by Byzantine emperors, as a memento of mortality. It is represented on medals. `
}
Abyssinia"(noun)
(noun). (General). á˘ááááááááá â (literaay). áá áááááśá the abyss of despair ááááśáááááášáááśááááááá
noun 1.(GENERAL) (Anything of limitless depth, any deep chasm, a gulf. bottomless, vast, profound) á˘ááááááááá , ááááááášááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A bottomless or unfathomed depth, gulf, or chasm; hence, any deep, immeasurable, and, specifically, hell, or the bottomless pit. 2.Infinite time; a vast intellectual or moral depth. 3.The center of an escutcheon. áááá áťááááá 8]
MAbysmally"(adverb)
adjective 1.(Of an academy, school, or college, without practical effect, idle, a member of an academy) áááááśáááááááˇááááś Example: An academic degree, academic studies, Whether to have a monarchy or a democracy in that country is now a purely academic subject.academic freedom ááááśáááˇááááś purely academic áááááááśááááááśáááášáááḠExample: Academic freedom. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One holding the philosophy of Socrates and Plato; a Platonist. 2.A member of an academy, college, or university; an academician. Synonyms 1.bookish, erudite, formal, learned, pedantic, scholarly, scholastic, theoretical Antonyms 1.commonsense, ignorant, practical, simple
B9 tk#+]c
Acaulescent,ĂŚkÉ:'lesÉntá˘áááá ' áĄááášááá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. ááˇááááśááśá, ááˇááááśááááśáááááśááá§ááááááˇááááś á˘. French ~áááááˇááááś
noun â Plural: Academies 1.(A higher school, school for special study, a society of men united for the promotion of the arts and sciences, a member of an academy or society for promoting the arts and sciences) military academy ááˇááááśááśá French academy áááááˇááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Academies 1.A garden or grove near Athens (so named from the hero Academus), where Plato and his followers held their philosophical conferences; hence, the school of philosophy of which Plato was head. 2.An institution for the study of higher learning; a college or a university. Popularly, a school, or seminary of learning, holding a rank between a college and a common school. 3.A place of training; a school. 4.A society of learned men united for the advancement of the arts and sciences, and literature, or some particular art or science; as, the French Academy; the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; academies of literature and philology. 5.A school or place of training in which some special art is taught; as, the military academy at West Point; a riding academy; the Academy of Music.
g ag $p!)a=AccelerateÉk'selÉreÉŞtá˘ášá ' áááĄášáááááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(Hasten, about sooner, hasten, become swifter) áááááżá, ááááážááĄážá, ááááážáááááżá Example: Accelerated motion, to accelerate the engine by stepping on the pedal, The harsh measures accelerated his failure. verb â past tense: accelerated ; past participle: accelerated ; present participle: accelerating ; 1.ááááááááááżá, áááážá˘ááááżá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áážáááááżá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: accelerated ; past participle: accelerated ; present participle: accelerating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To cause to move faster; to quicken the motion of; to add to the speed of; -- opposed to retard. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To quicken the natural or ordinary progression or process of; as, to accelerate the growth of a plant, the increase of wealth, etc. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To hasten, as the occurence of an event; as, to accelerate our departure. No#
Accelerando"(noun)
(noun). (plural. ~s or -di)ááśáááááážáááááżá
verb â past tense: acceded ; past participle: acceded ; present participle: acceding ; 1.~ (to something) (consent, enter on an office, agree, succeed as heir) áĄážááážááśááá, ááááááśááá accede to the term ááááááá accede to the throne áĄážáááááááśááá 2.ááťáá áˇááá, áĄážáááśááááśá Example: to consent; agree; come into a job or public office á§ááśá áááá ááááááá, ááťáá áˇááá, á áźááááážááśááŹá áźáááśááááśáááśááśááá á 3.(á áááśáá) ááááááá, áĄážáááśááááśá Example: To consent ; agree; come into a job or public office. á§ááśá áááá ááááááá, ááťáá áˇááá, á áźááááážááśáâáŹááśááááśáááśáâááśááśááá á 4.ááááááá, ááááááśá, áá ááá, áĄážáááśáá
Ě ě
?Ě os EyAccent'ĂŚksent'á˘ááááášááá(transitive verb)
accent (transitive verb). ááááśáááááĄáááááááááááśá, áááááááááĄáá ~ the yellow áááážá˘ááááá áĄážá
(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ááááśáááááĄáááááááááááśá, áááááááááĄáá ~ the yellow áááážá˘ááááá áĄážá
noun 1.(A stress of voice, a stress upon a syllable or a note of music, inflection of the voice, manner of speech) ááśááááááááááĄáá, ááááááˇááśáááááĄáá, ááááá, áááááś put the accent on last syllable ááśááááááááááĄáá write an accent áááááśáááááááááĄáá foreign accent ááááááˇááśáááááĄáá Example: In the word âtodayâ the accent is on the second syllable. )r#3eIAcceleratorÉk'selÉreÉŞtÉ(r)á˘ášá , áááĄášáááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(Anything that increases the, speed of motion, reaction or development) ááááśááááááżá Example: To step on the accelerator. q%/i1cAccelerationÉk,selÉ'reÉŞĘná˘ášá,áĄášÂ 'ááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ᥠ~ (in sth) ááááśááááááááśááááááááá˘áśá ááááážáááááżá rate of ~ ááááżááážáâ (á§. áĄáśáááááťáááśá á.á áĄáĽáááááťááá˝áááˇááśáá¸) á˘. ááśáááááážáááááżááŹáááá by ~ ááśááááááżá acceleration clause áááááżáááśááááááˇáááááˇ
noun 1.~ (in something) (increase of speed) ááśááážááĄážá Example: Tan acceleration in the pulse rate of a runner. Example: The car accelerated as it over took me. 2.ááśáááááážáááááżá
Ń 5 Ń `u%3u
AccentuationÉk,sentĘĘ'eÉŞĘná˘ášá,áááááźá˘áááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.áááááźá˘áá verb â past tense: accentuated ; past participle: accentuated ; present participle: accentuating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to mark with an accent tress, to emphasize) ááśáááááááś, ááˇááśáááááááááśááá, áááážá˛ááááá á áááśáá accentuate the advantages áááážá˛áááážáá áááśáá accentuate the last syllable ááááááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: accentuated ; past participle: accentuated ; present participle: accentuating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To mark with the written accent. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To pronounce with an accent or with accents. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To bring out distinctly; to make prominent; to emphasize.
Ĺ Ĺ <w'5m1/Acceptability,ĂŚkseptÉ'bÉŞlÉtÉŞá˘ášá ' ááááášááá¸áá¸áá¸(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being acceptable; acceptableness. wv C!AcceptÉk'septá˘ášá ' ááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ sth (as sth)ááżááśááááá˘ááá¸áá˝áááśááśáááˇá ~ his storyááż á˘. ~ a giftâ ááááááá˝á~ a treatyááťáá áˇáááááá˘áááá ááśá áŁ. (a) ááá˝áááááśáááŹááááááááśá (b) á˘ááááááááášáá˘ááá¸áááááťááááá áˇááá ~ defeatááťáá áˇáááááá˝áaccept (a bill of exchange)ááá˝áááááśáá (ááˇááˇáááááśááááááźá, ááźááˇááśáááááˇ)accept ade livery of a shipmentááá˝áááśáá˘ááťááááśáá˘áááášááááśááááˇááááá áźáááááśááaccept an invitationááá˝áááśáááááá˘áááážáâ accept the hand ofáááááááááśáaccept depositááá˝áááááśááááááá¸áŹááááśááááááá
noun 1.To take, receive, to accept, to answer yes to, to recognize as true, to agree to. welcome pleasing, agreeable. the usual meaning of word statement, etc. ááťáá áˇááá, ááááááśá, ááááśááá áˇááá Example: to accept criticism, to a statement, to accept a gift, to accept an invitation.accept a gift ááááááá˝á accept a treaty ááťáá áˇááááááąááá ááśá accept history ááż accept defeat ááťáá áˇáááááá˝á Example: She accepted the gift with thanks. verb â past tense: accepted ; past participle: accepted ; present participle: accepting ; 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááá˝ááá, á˘ááťááááá, ááá˝áááááśáá, ááááááá˝á Example: Accept (a bill of exchange) á§ááśá áááá ááá˝áááááśáá (ááˇááˇáááááśááááááźá, ááźááˇááśáááˇ) 2.(á áááśáá) ááááááá˝á, áážáááááá¸ááśá Example: To receive something or to agree to certain terms or conditions. á§ááśá áááá ááá˝áá˘á¸áááá˝á áŹáááááááááśáááááááááâááśáá˝á á
= ş= yy!%UO9AcceptanceÉk'septÉnsá˘ášá ' ááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(A taking or willingness to receive, approval) acceptance of assistance ááśáááá˝ááááážááśá Example: The acceptance of responsibilities, the acceptance of a gift, The invention found extensive acceptance. 2.ááśáááá˝ááá, ááśáááá˝áááááśáá, ááśáááááááá˝á, áááá¸ááśá 3.(á áááśáá) ááááááá˝á Example: Agreeing something or to agree to certain terms or condition. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááááááá˝ááááááážáááâááááśááááśááááśáá˝áááááááááâááááˇá áá áááááśáá˝á á 4.(GENERAL) ááśáááá˝áááááśáá Example: gain their acceptance. verb 1.(á áááśáá) ááááááá˝á, áážáááááá¸ááśá Example: To receive something or to agree to certain terms or conditions. á§ááśá áááá ááá˝áá˘á¸áááá˝á áŹáááááááááśáááááááááâááśáá˝á á Bx!%OWIAcceptableÉk'septÉblá˘ášá ' ááááášáá(adjective)
adjective 1.~ (to somebody) (worth accepting, willingly satisfactory) acceptable terms ááááá˝áááá, áááááááááśá Example: The plan was acceptable to everyone, quite acceptable manner.acceptable performance ááááá˝ááá, ááááá áá˝á acceptable story ááááá˝áááżááśá Example: is the proposal acceptable to you? 2.áááá˘áśá ááá˝áááááśá, ááááá˝áá˘ááááżááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable, worthy, or sure of being accepted or received with pleasure; pleasing to a receiver; gratifying; agreeable; welcome; as, an acceptable present, one acceptable to us. Synonyms 1.agreeable, amiable, gratifying, pleasant, pleasing, pleasurable, suitable, welcome Antonyms 1.disagreeable, obnoxious, offensive, unpleasant
u
% ! G
u N} 'Q-
AcceptorÉk'septÉ(r)á˘ááá' áááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(approval, belief, the usual or accepted meaning of a word, phrase, etc) ááśááááááťá, ááśááááááá, ááśáááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Acceptance; reception; favorable reception or regard; state of being acceptable. 2.The meaning in which a word or expression is understood, or generally received; as, term is to be used according to its usual acceptation.
ó ó ~AieAccess'ĂŚkses'á˘ááá ' ááá(transitive verb)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (to sth)ááśáá áźáááá, ááááźáá áźá, á áááá áźá, ááááááááśá á˘. ~ (to sth/sb)áłááśá áŹááˇááááˇáááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á áŹá áźááá ááˇáá˘áááááśááááśáá have access to the presidentá˘áśá á áźáááśááááááááááááśááśááˇááḠhave to the presidentá˘áśá áááááşáááážááááśááááśá again access toá áźááá ááá
1.(have) access (to the money) á˘áśá áááááśáááŹá˘áśá áááááážááááśááááśá noun 1.~ (to something) (admission, attack, a way or means of approach, entrance, fit, increase, a coming to, esp. to a throne, office, or dignity, aiding, contributing, additional, an additional, piece of equipment) ááśáá áźá, ááśáá áźáááˇá, ááááááá˝á Example: He have access to the President. á§ááśá áááá ááśááá˘áśá á áźáááśááááááááááááśááśááˇááḠá 2.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) á áááá áźá, ááˇááááˇáŹ áąááśááááážááááśáá, ááśáá áźáááá, ááá˝áááááááśá, áŹáááá áźáááááááśááá ááááťáááťáááááźááá Example: To have access to something. á§ááśá áááá á˘áśá ááá˝á áŹáááááá ááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á Example: Kunthea had access to the records. 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáá áźááá ááá Example: Either the opportunity or the right to approach and use sometime. á§ááśá áááá ááśáŞááśááŹááˇááááˇááśááá ááˇááááážááááśááá˘á¸áááá˝á á 4.ááááźáá áźá Example: This house has no access. verb 1.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) ááá˝áááááááśááḠáŹáááá áźáááááááśáááááťáááťáááááźááá
˝
E
G
Accessibility,accessibleness"(noun)
1.(have) access (to the money) á˘áśá áááááśáááŹá˘áśá áááááážááááśááááśá noun 1.~ (to something) (admission, attack, a way or means of approach, entrance, fit, increase, a coming to, esp. to a throne, office, or dignity, aiding, contributing, additional, an additional, piece of equipment) ááśáá áźá, ááśáá áźáááˇá, ááááááá˝á Example: He have access to the President. á§ááśá áááá ááśááá˘áśá á áźáááśááááááááááááśááśááˇááḠá 2.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) á áááá áźá, ááˇááááˇáŹ áąááśááááážááááśáá, ááśáá áźáááá, ááá˝áááááááśá, áŹáááá áźáááááááśááá ááááťáááťáááááźááá Example: To have access to something. á§ááśá áááá á˘áśá ááá˝á áŹáááááá ááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á Example: Kunthea had access to the records. 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáá áźááá ááá Example: Either the opportunity or the right to approach and use sometime. á§ááśá áááá ááśáŞááśááŹááˇááááˇááśááá ááˇááááážááááśááá˘á¸áááá˝á á 4.ááááźáá áźá Example: This house has no access. verb 1.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) ááá˝áááááááśááḠáŹáááá áźáááááááśáááááťáááťáááááźááá
Č šČ S°)AccessionÉk'seĘná˘ááá 'ááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (to sth) ááśáááśáááá˝áááá, ááśááĄážáááá, ááśááĄážáááááááááá~ to the throneááśááĄážáááśááâ ~ to a dementááśáááááááá (Law)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (to sth) áááá˘áśá áá ááááŹáááážááááśáá á˘. ááśáááá Ꮰáááážááááśáá He is not very accessibleááśááááˇááááá˝ááá áá˝áááá the parts are not accessible ááá á ááááˇáááśá accessible price áááááááá˘áśá ááˇáááśá
adjective 1.~ (to somebody) (easy to get at or reach) áááá˘áśá á áźáááˇááŹáá áááááśá Example: Only the books on the upper shelves are accessible. Example: He is not very accessible ááśááááˇááááá˝ááá áá˝áááá The parts are not accessible ááá á ááááˇáááśááá to accessible by car ááááá áĄáśáááˇáááśááá Example: A beach accessible only from the sea. style="color: #800000;"> á§ááśáááá, ááˇááááˇááááťá á˘. ááśáá áźáááśáááśááˇá
noun 1.(~ to something) (the act of attaining, assent, increase by addition) ááśáááśáááśááááááˇááááˇááźááááááťááá, ááśááá ááá, ááśááĄážáááśáá, ááśáá áźááá˝áááśáá˝á accession to the throne ááśááĄážáááśáá accession of property ááśáááá˝áááá accession to a demand ááśáááááááá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśááĄážáááśááááááá, ááśáááśáááááááˇááááˇááźááááááťááá 3.(á áááśáá) á§ááśááááá, ááˇááááˇá áááťá Example: The right to own things that become a part of something already owned. Example: If land builds up on a riverbank, the bank's owner will also own the new land by accession. See Accretion. á§ááśá áááá ááśáŞááśááŹááˇááááˇááśááá ááˇá áááážááááśááá˘á¸áááá˝á á á§ááśá áááá ááˇááˇááááá˝áááááááˇááááˇáážáááááťáááááá áááááááśááá ááśá áááááá˝áâáááááááťáážá áááááśááááááˇááááˇááśááááá¸ááťáááâá ážá á á§ááśá áááá áážááˇáááśâáá¸áá ááśááááśáááááááááááášáááśáááááááˇááˇáááážáá¸ááťááááá¸áááááá á 4.(á áááśáá) ááśáá áźáááśáááśááˇá Example: Formal acceptance by a nation of a treaty already concluded between other nations, which that state did not take part in negotiating and signing. There are two kinds of accession : First, the nation that formally enters into a treaty becomes a party to the treaty with the consent of the original parties. Second, the nation may accede to a treaty between other nations as a guarantor only. See also Adhesion á§ááśá áááá ááśáááá˝áááááśááááźáááśáâááááááááśááśááˇáá˝áááźááááˇáááááááśáááááá áá˝á á ážááááśááááááśááśááˇááááááááááááááśááśááˇáááááˇáááśáá áźááá˝áá áá áśâááˇáâá áťáá áááááááśááśáá˝á á ááśáá áźáááśáááśááˇááááááśááá¸áâáááśáááşá áá¸áá˝ááááááśááśááˇâáááááśáá áźáâááśááááźáááśáááááťáâáááˇáááááááśááááśáááśááśáá¸áááááˇáááááááśáááááśáááśáááááááááá¸ááśáá¸áážá á áá¸áá¸áâáááááśááśááˇá˘áśá á áźáááśáááśááˇááááááˇáááááááśááááťáááśáá ááśá˘áááááśááśâáááááťááááá á
P פ¨P T %e%
Accidence'ĂŚksÉŞdÉns'á˘ááá 'â áááˇáášááá(noun)
Same as: accessary noun â Plural: Accessories 1.Something which, adds to the usefulness of machines and the like, thing that adds to the appearance of a costume, person who aids a criminal before or after the crime, added ááááżááááááśáá Example: to buy automobile accessories, gloves, handbags, arid other accessories.auto accessory á§áááśáá, ááááżááááááá accessory to crime á˘áááá áźáááááááťáááááťá áá ááˇá 2.á§áááśáá, ááááżááááááśááááááá, áááˇááśá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááááśááááááá, ááááżááááááśááááááá adjective 1.áááááśáááááśááááááá Example: He was charged with being an accessory to murder. % %M}mAccessoryÉk'sesÉrÉŞá˘ááá 'ááááşáá¸(adjective)
Same as: accessary noun â Plural: Accessories 1.Something which, adds to the usefulness of machines and the like, thing that adds to the appearance of a costume, person who aids a criminal before or after the crime, added ááááżááááááśáá Example: to buy automobile accessories, gloves, handbags, arid other accessories.auto accessory á§áááśáá, ááááżááááááá accessory to crime á˘áááá áźáááááááťáááááťá áá ááˇá 2.á§áááśáá, ááááżááááááśááááááá, áááˇááśá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááááśááááááá, ááááżááááááśááááááá adjective 1.áááááśáááááśááááááá Example: He was charged with being an accessory to murder.
J
1 J c
)
'
Accident prone"(adjective)
noun 1.(Mishap, mischance, quality not essential, chance, unexpected event, contingency, by chance) ááśáááźá ááśá Example: Accident on the railway, It was a mere accident that we met, By accident. Example: Three men were knocked unconscious in the accident at the factory. 2.(á áááśáá) á§áááááááá áááť, áááááááááśáá Example: industrial accident á§ááśá áááá áááááááááśáááá áááááááááážááśá 3.(GENERAL) áááááááááśáá, áááááá áááť 4.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááááśáá, ááśáá ááááá
e !'_{YAccidental,ĂŚksÉŞ'dentl,á˘ááá ' áááˇááááá(noun)
adjective 1.(Happening by chance, nonessential, incidental, unexpected, nonessential circumstance) ááááˇááááśá, ááááśáááˇááááážááááś, ááááśáááˇáááśáááááž, ááááśáááˇáááááŹááˇááášá, ááááśáááááśááááááśááááááźá, ááááážááĄážááááá ááááá Example: An accidental of wealth. Example: An accidental meeting with a friend. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A property which is not essential; a nonessential; anything happening accidentally. 2.Those fortuitous effects produced by luminous rays falling on certain objects so that some parts stand forth in abnormal brightness and other parts are cast into a deep shadow. 3.A sharp, flat, or natural, occurring not at the commencement of a piece of music as the signature, but before a particular note. adjective 1.Happening by chance, or unexpectedly; taking place not according to the usual course of things; casual; fortuitous; as, an accidental visit. 2.Nonessential; not necessary belonging; incidental; as, are accidental to a play. Synonyms 1.casual, chance, contingent, fortuitous, incidental undersigned, unintended Antonyms 1.calculated, decreed, intended, planned, willed
Ć
6sĆ )--
Acckunatuze -iseÉ'klaÉŞmÉtaÉŞzá˘áááááááśáááášááśáá áááşáá(verb)
adverb 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááá ááááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an accidental manner; unexpectedly; by chance; unintentionally; casually; fortuitously; not essentially. F !
'YAccidental"(noun)
(noun). ááśáá ááááá
adjective 1.(Happening by chance, nonessential, incidental, unexpected, nonessential circumstance) ááááˇááááśá, ááááśáááˇááááážááááś, ááááśáááˇáááśáááááž, ááááśáááˇáááááŹááˇááášá, ááááśáááááśááááááśááááááźá, ááááážááĄážááááá ááááá Example: An accidental of wealth. Example: An accidental meeting with a friend. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A property which is not essential; a nonessential; anything happening accidentally. 2.Those fortuitous effects produced by luminous rays falling on certain objects so that some parts stand forth in abnormal brightness and other parts are cast into a deep shadow. 3.A sharp, flat, or natural, occurring not at the commencement of a piece of music as the signature, but before a particular note. adjective 1.Happening by chance, or unexpectedly; taking place not according to the usual course of things; casual; fortuitous; as, an accidental visit. 2.Nonessential; not necessary belonging; incidental; as, are accidental to a play. Synonyms 1.casual, chance, contingent, fortuitous, incidental undersigned, unintended Antonyms 1.calculated, decreed, intended, planned, willed
ŕ
Aé ŕ #
q
Acclamatory"(adjective)
noun 1.(A shout of approval by loud shouts and without taking a vote) á§ááśá Example: Elected by acclamation. 2.(GENERAL) ááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A shout of approbation, favor, or assent; eager expression of approval; loud applause. 2.A representation, in sculpture or on medals, of people expressing joy. 3.In parliamentary usage, the act or method of voting orally and by groups rather than by ballot, esp. in elections; 4.The election of a pope or other ecclesiastic by unanimous consent of the electors, without a ballot. =
3AAcclaim"(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááśáááá
noun 1.~ somebody / something (as something) (applaud, receive with applause, cheer, hail, shout of applause, applause) acclaim his popularity á˘áá˘áááśáá, áááááááśáá Example: All the newspapers acclaimed the soldiers for their bravery, They greeted the winner with loud acclaim. acclaim his king áááááśááááážááážááááááśáá˘áááááśáá Example: Acclaim the winner of a race. verb 1.á˘áá˘á, ááááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To declare by acclamations. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To shout; as, to acclaim my joy. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To shout applause. Synonyms 1.applaud, approve, cheer, hall á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To applaud 2.Acclamation z =mAAcclaimÉ'kleÉŞmá˘áš ' ááááá(noun)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ sb/sth (as sth)ááá˝áááááśááááśáááá˘ááá áśááá á˘. ááááśáááá ~ his popularity ááśáá˘áá˘áááśáá, áááááááśáá~ him king áááááśááááážááážááááááśáá˘áááááśáá
acclaim (noun). ááśáááááśáááá
noun 1.~ somebody / something (as something) (applaud, receive with applause, cheer, hail, shout of applause, applause) acclaim his popularity á˘áá˘áááśáá, áááááááśáá Example: All the newspapers acclaimed the soldiers for their bravery, They greeted the winner with loud acclaim. acclaim his king áááááśááááážááážááááááśáá˘áááááśáá Example: Acclaim the winner of a race. verb 1.á˘áá˘á, ááááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To declare by acclamations. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To shout; as, to acclaim my joy. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To shout applause. Synonyms 1.applaud, approve, cheer, hall á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To applaud 2.Acclamation
D | D
D X3o
Accoll'ĂŚkÉl'á˘ááááá(transitive verb)
noun â Plural: Acclivities 1.(an upward slope) ááśááĄážáá áááááŹáááááśá, ááááźááĄážá, áášááĄážá, áááá¸áááá, ááááźááĄážááááá¸áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Acclivities 1.A slope or inclination of the earth, as the side of a hill, considered as ascending, in opposition to declivity, or descending; an upward slope; ascent. YO)S
Acclimatization (also acclimatisation)É,klaÉŞmÉtaÉŞ'zeÉŞĘn;US -tÉŞz-á˘áááááááśáááášááśáá áááááááá ášá(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá accommodate adjective 1.(Obliging, courteous) áááááá áˇáááááťáááśáááá˝á Example: An accommodating host sees to the needs of his quests. 2.áááááťáá, ááťááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Affording, or disposed to afford, accommodation; obliging; as an accommodating man, spirit, arrangement. c#)OQ AccommodateÉ'kÉmÉdeÉŞtá˘áš ' ááááášááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ááááááá¸ááááśááá˘áśááááá hotel can ~ 100 guest á˘áśá á˘áááá ááááśááá˘áśáááááááśá á˘. ~ sb (with sth)áááááźáá áˇááá, áááááá áˇááá, áááááťáááááá˝á áŁ. ááˇá áśáááś, ááááááŹááááá˝ááááá˝á accommodate (oneself) to new serroundings ááááááááá˝ááá áášááááˇááśááśááááḠá¤. ~ sb (with sth) áá˝á The bank will accommodate you with loanáááśááśáááˇááá˝áá˘ááááááá˘ááááá á¸ááááśáá (intransitive verb). accommodate to áááááá ááśáaccommodate with ááááááááźáá áˇááá, áááá áá˘ááá áśááá ááá˘áá, ááááááááá áˇááá
noun 1.Fit, have room for oblige, help out, render fit, adapt, adjust, reconcile provide room for loan of money, convenience. room or space for, lodgings, lodge. áááááťáááááá˝á, ááááááááżá, ááááźáá áˇááá, áá˝ááááááááááá, áááááá˛ááááśá, áááá, ááááááá˝á, á˛ááá áźá Example: The hotel room will accommodate six guests.hotel can accommodate 100 guests á˘áśá á˛áááá ááááśááá˘áśáááááááśá Example: He like to accommodate others áááá verb â past tense: accommodated ; past participle: accommodated ; present participle: accommodating ; 1.áááááááááá, áááááááááá˝á, ááááá, áá˝á ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Suitable; fit; adapted; as, means accommodate to end. verb â past tense: accommodated ; past participle: accommodated ; present participle: accommodating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To render fit, suitable, or correspondent; to adapt; to conform; as, to accommodate ourselves to circumstances. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To bring into agreement or harmony; to reconcile; to compose; to adjust; to settle; as, to accommodate differences, a dispute, etc. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To furnish with something desired, needed, or convenient; to favor; to oblige; as, to accommodate a friend with a loan or with lodgings. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To show the correspondence of; to apply or make suit by analogy; to adapt or fit, as teachings to accidental circumstances, statements to facts, etc.; as, to accommodate prophecy to events. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To adapt one's self; to be conformable or adapted.
ű*Ú D #+]
AccompanistÉ'kĘmpÉnÉŞstá˘ášÂ ' ááśáááşáá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). ááśáâáááááá ááśááááááťááááśáááá ááśáá˝á, ááśáá áá áááśá ~ to a mealááááżááááááśáááááááâ~ to a song ááśááááááááááá¸ááśáâá˘áááá ááááá
noun 1.~ (to something) (something the naturally goes with something else, supplement) ááśáááśáááźá, ááśááááááááśáááááá accompaniment to a meal ááááżááááááśááááááá accompaniment to a song ááśááááááááááá¸ááśáá˘áááá ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which accompanies; something that attends as a circumstance, or which is added to give greater completeness to the principal thing, or by way of ornament, or for the sake of symmetry. 2.A part performed by instruments, accompanying another part or parts performed by voices; the subordinate part, or parts, accompanying the voice or a principal instrument; also, the harmony of a figured bass. M5
o
Accommodation ladder"(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááááááá˝áááśááášáááá (ááááśáááá¸áá ááááśááá¸ááááááźá ááśááááťáááááśááááááááśááśáâ Ꮰáá¸ááá áááśáážá) á˘. ~ to circumstancesááśááááážá˘áááááááá ááśáááááśáááśááá áŁ. ááśááááá á, áááááááááśáHe did it as an ~ ááśááááááźáá áˇááá (Economics). ááááśááá˘ááááá á¸ááááťáááááááá¸, áá¸ááááśááá˘áśááááá
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) Convenience, a fitting of something to something, something done or given in order to oblige, lodging, or food arid lodging. ááśááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, ááśááááá á, ááśááááááťáááááá˝á, ááśáááááśááá˘ááˇáááá, áááážá˛ááááááźá, ááááá˛áááááá Example: The hotel has a cafeteria for the accommodation of its guests, the accommodation of the eye to light.accommodation to circumstances ááśááááážá˛áááááááá ááśáááááśáááśááá He did it as an accommodation ááśááááááźáá áˇááá 2.(UNCOUNTABLE) áá¸ááááśááá˘áśááááá, ááśáááááá˝á, áááááááááśá, ááááśááá˘ááááá á¸ááááťáááááááḠExample: to reach an accommodation with creditors á§ááśá áááá ááááááááážááááááááááźááśááááááťá
ş ş B 'IWOAccompanyÉ'kĘmpÉnÉŞá˘áš ' ááśááášáá¸(transitive verb)
adjective 1.(Go with, join with, escort, attend, play or sing an accompaniment to another, that which go with) ááśá, ááźá, áážáááááá, áááááááśáááááá Example: Mother will accompany us to the concert, Wind accompanied the snow.accompany a friend áá ááśáá˝á, ááśá accompany a singer áááááááááá¸ááśá Example: All of my best friends accompanied me on the trip. verb â past tense: accompanied ; past participle: accompanied ; present participle: accompanying ; 1.á˘ááááážáááśáá˝á, á˘ááá ááá 2.ááááá, áááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: accompanied ; past participle: accompanied ; present participle: accompanying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To go with or attend as a companion or associate; to keep company with; to go along with; -- followed by with or by; as, he accompanied his speech with a bow. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To cohabit with. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To associate in a company; to keep company. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To cohabit (with). 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To perform an accompanying part or parts in a composition. Synonyms 1.associate with, attend, chaperone, consort with, convoy, escort, go with Antonyms 1.abandon, avoid, desert, leave, quit
Ĺ
qĹ ( !E[{EAccomplishÉ'kĘmplÉŞĘâ US É'kÉm-á˘áš ' ááśááááá¸ááá (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ááá˝ááááááá~ a taskâáááááá ~ a mission ááááá
noun 1.(Finish, carry out, complete, effectuate, perform, carry out, complete, achieve) ááááá, áááááˇáááááˇ, áááá ážáááááá , áááážá˛ááááśááááááá áŹá˛ááááśáááˇáááááśáá Example: To accomplish a task.accomplish a task áááááá accomplish mission ááááá verb â past tense: accomplished ; past participle: accomplished ; present participle: accomplishing ; 1.áááááá , ááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: accomplished ; past participle: accomplished ; present participle: accomplishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To complete, as time or distance. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To bring to an issue of full success; to effect; to perform; to execute fully; to fulfill; as, to accomplish a design, an object, a promise. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To equip or furnish thoroughly; hence, to complete in acquirements; to render accomplished; to polish. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To gain, to obtain !?OKMAccompliceÉ'kĘmplÉŞs; US É'kÉm-á˘áš ' ááśááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(a companion, who aids another in a crime or wrongdoing) á˘áááá áźááá, á˘áááááááááˇáááááťáááááťá áá ááˇá Example: The police accused the bank teller of being the robbers accomplice. 2.(á áááśáá) á˘áááááááááááˇá, á˘áááááťáááˇá Example: A person who knowingly and voluntarily helps another person to commit a crime. á§ááśá áááá âááááááá˝áááááááááááááááášááááá˝á ááˇáâááááááááááá áˇáááá˘ááááááááášááááˇâáááážáááâáááá áááááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An associate in the commission of a crime; a participator in an offense, whether a principal or an accessory. Synonyms 1.abettor, accessory, ally, assistant, associate, confederate Antonyms 1.adversary, enemy, opponent, rival á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A cooperator
î
Ŕ Žî <")K AccomplishmentÉ'kĘmplÉŞĘmÉnt; US É'kÉm-á˘áš ' ááśááááá¸ááá ááášááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśááááá ááááááááááá, áááˇááááˇáááá, ááśáááááá áááááááá great ~ááááśáá~ of the taskááśáááááá á˘. (a) ááááśááááááááźááááááźááá(ááááźá, ááááááá¸...) (b) ááááááááá, ááááśá
noun 1.(A carrying into completion, doing, skill or excellence, achievement) ááśáááááááááá, áááˇááááˇáááá, ááśááááážá˛ááááśááááááá áŹá˛ááááśáááˇáááááśáá Example: The accomplishment of a target, Singing and dancing were among the many accomplishments of the actress, Building a model craft is an accomplishment for a young boy.great accomplishment ááááśáá accomplishment of the task ááśááááááá 2.ááśááááááá ááśá, ááááááˇáá, ááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of accomplishing; entire performance; completion; fulfillment; as, the accomplishment of an enterprise, of a prophecy, etc. 2.That which completes, perfects, or equips thoroughly; acquirement; attainment; that which constitutes excellence of mind, or elegance of manners, acquired by education or training. !%1k
AccomplisherÉ'kĘmplÉŞĘÉ(r)á˘áš ' ááśááááá¸ááşáá (á)(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: accomplish adjective 1.(Completed, carried out, expert) accomplished musician áááá áááśá Example: An accomplished task, Sothun is an accomplished musician.accomplished mission áááááá Example: It was amazing how much the mayor had been able to accomplish in his two years term. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Completed; effected; established; as, an accomplished fact. 2.Complete in acquirements as the result usually of training; -- commonly in a good sense; as, an accomplished scholar, an accomplished villain. Synonyms 1.achieve, attain, complete, consummate, do, effect, execute, finish, perfect, perform Antonyms 1.block, defeat, fail, frustrate, spoil
O# +I%AccordÉ'kÉ:dá˘áš ' áá(noun)
in accord with (sb/sth) ááááááááś, ááááááá
(2) (transititve verb)
(transititve). ~ sth to sb á˘ááťááááśáá˘áá, ááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝áá˘ááááááśááááśááâ (intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ with sthááááźááášá, áááááášá, ááááźáááááś, ááááááá á˘. ~ sth to sb ááááá(á˘áááśá , ááˇááááˇ, ááśáá,...) áá á˘ááááááśááááśáá
of one's own accord ááśááááážáá áˇááááŻáwith one accordáááááááááá˝á
noun 1.Compose, settle, agree or harmonize, give, grant, agreeing, consent, treaty of peace, harmony, agreement. ááśáááááááá, áááážáááááźáááááś, ááááá˛áá, ááťáá áˇááá, á˘ááťáááááśá, ááśáááźá ááááś Example: We accord praise to those who deserve it, Her account of the matter is not m accord with the facts.reach an accord ááˇá áá ááááááááá in accord with ááááááááś 2.ááˇá áá ááááááááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáááááťááááá˝á Example: An agreement, especially one to pay (on one side) and to accept (one the other side) less than a dept or obligation is worth as full payment for that obligation. á§ááśá áááá âááśááááâáááááááááśáááśááááˇáááśááááśááˇáááâááşááśá˘ááááá á ážáááśáááááááááśá˘áááááá˝áááááááźáá ááá˝áááˇá ááśáááááťááŹááśááááááˇá áá áááááááźááááŹáááááááśááá˘áá á verb â past tense: accorded ; past participle: accorded ; present participle: according ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááźááášá, áááááášá Example: The disruption that the witness gave of the attack accorded with that of the victim. 2.ááááá, á˘ááťááááśá, á˘ááťááááśáá˛áá, ááááźáááááśáášá, áááááášá
CP{j a(%/OE
AccordionistÉ'kÉ:dÉŞÉnÉŞstá˘áš ' áááááˇááá(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá accord adverb 1.ááśá Example: Sokchea is an excellent mechanic, according to his teacher 9$!%CAccordanceÉ'kÉ:dÉnsá˘áš ' ááášááá(noun)
in accordance with sth áááá˘ááťááááá ááśá
noun 1.(Agreement) accordance of an interview ááśáá˘ááťááááśáá˛áá Example: Carried out in accordance of instruction.in accordance with áááá˘ááťááááá ááśá Example: Act in accordance with custom, the regulations, the law. 2.ááśáá˘ááťááááśá Example: in accordance with á§ááśá áááá ááááá ááśááŻáááśáááśáá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Agreement; harmony; conformity. Synonyms 1.agreement, coincidence, concord, concurrence, harmony understanding, unison, bargain, compact, contract, covenant, pact, stipulation Antonyms 1.difference, disagreement, discord, dissension, var
3
g Ť 3 ˛l- =ĎMEAccountÉ'kaĘntá˘áş ' ááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááááá, ááśáá áťáááááá¸, ááśáááááá¸, ááťáááá á˘. ááżááááśá, áááááśá, ááá áááá¸á˘ááˇááááśáâ áŁ. ááśááá, á áááť á¤. áá, ááááá, áááááááá, ááśááááááśáá (General.) ááááá¸ááááśááá ááá áźá, á áááźáá áááśáâ (Literary). áááḠ(Bank)â ááťá of no accountáĽáááśáááśá, áĽáááááátake into accountááááááˇáááâ bring to accountááááá˘ááááťááśááśáááťáááťáááááby/from all accountsáááááśáá˘áá á¸ááááááááˇááśááŹááśáááśááá by one's account âáááááśáá˘áá á¸ááááááá˝áááśáááˇááśáâ a matter of no account áááááśáááááťáá áśáááśá áon account (1) áááááťáI'll give you 80 US dollars on account ááááťááášááááááááśááá˘áááá ááá˝áá¨á ááťááááśá (2) ááż (áááááááśáááá áááááááá)buy a book on account ááˇáááááá on sb's accountáážáááá¸áá˝ááááá˝á, áááááá áźáá áˇááá Don't change your plans on my accountááťáááááźááááááááśáááááá˘ááááá R8,!)O}
AccoucheurÉ'ku:ĘÉ:(r)'á˘ááááźááá áş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(speak to, approach, greet, salute) á á áááááá, á áźáááˇá, á áźáá á, á áźáá áá áśá, á˘ááááˇáááááś ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To join side to side; to border; hence, to sail along the coast or side of. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To speak to first; to address; to greet. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To approach, to make up to 2.To adjoin, to lie alongside 3.Address, greeting žáááá¸áá˝áááááťáon account of sth; on this /that accountáááááśá, áááááśáá áááťáááon no account, not on nayaccount (áááážáážáááá¸áááááśáá) ááááśáá áááťááááśáá˝áon one's own account (1) áážáááá¸ááááááááááááááśáááááá˝á (2) ááááśáá˘áááááá˝ááŻáááááśáá put/turn sth to goodaccountáááážááááśáá(ááťá, ááááááááá...) áááśáááá˘áážáááá¸ááśááááááááááááá settle / square an account /one's account(s) (with sb)áááááááśááá Ꮰáááážá˘ááááá˝ááááááááááśáátake account of sth, take sth into account ááˇá áśáááśáá¸ááśááááááśáá
(2) (intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb ). (transitive verb). áĄ. ááśááááá, áááá áśá account for áááá áśá, ááááśááá áááťááááá, á˘ááááááá á˘. ááˇá, áá¸á áśáááś, áááááá account for sth ááśááá áááá¸áááááá, ááááááá áááťáá, ááááášáááťá, ááˇáááťá, ááśáá ááá˝ááŹáááśááśááááášá account for sb/sth ááááśáááá¸áááááá, áášáá˘ááá¸áááááážááĄážá, ááááśáááŹááááááˇá ááááááśá (áááááááá ááá ááááśáá) account for (a fact) áááááá account for (unfore seen delays)â ááááˇá account for (one's crimes)ááá˝áááźáááááá˘ááážáááááááá˝á account for sth (to sb) ááááááááśáááśáááááśáá¸áááá áˇááá
ááśáááááśááá a/c, Same as: acct noun 1.(Statement of monies, report description, statement of debts and credits in money transactions) ááááś, ááśáááˇáááá, áááá˝ááááážá áááá, ááááá, ááśáááˇááśá, ááżáááˇááśá, áááááśáááááááá, áááááśááááźáá áááť, ááśáááááá, ááˇáááááśá, ááááážá 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááá¸, á áááśááá˘áśáááááá, ááśáá áťáááááá¸, ááżááááśá, ááááááśá, á áááťááśááá, áá, ááááá, ááśááááááśáá 3.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááťá, ááááá¸ááááśááá ááá áźá, ááááá¸ááááśááá áááźáá áááśááááḠ4.(brief) account áááážáááżá verb â past tense: accounted ; past participle: accounted ; present participle: accounting ; 1.ááˇáááˇá áśáááś 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (Give a reason give a financial reckoning, consider, give attention to, explain and justify) áááááá Example: Sophy gave us his account of the accident, the accounts of a business, bank account, charge account, a new account brought in by a salesman.
D :4kD #39%CK
Accoutre (US accouter)É'ku:tÉ(r)á˘áš ' ááźááááş(transitive verb)
(adjective). unaccounted for ááˇááááá áźá (ááááťáááááá¸ááá) His disappearance is ~ for ááˇááááááá, ááˇáááááááśá
Past or Past Participle form of: account1)1mc
AccountantshipÉ'kaĘntÉntĘÉŞpá˘áš ' ááááášáááááá áˇá(noun)
noun 1.(person who keeps or inspects the records of money) ááááááááá 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááááááááá, ááááśáááśáááááááá y/#-Us
AccountancyÉ'kaĘntÉntsÉŞá˘áš ' ááááášáááá¸(noun)
adjective 1.~ (to somebody) (for something) (responsible, liable, explainable) áááááá˝áááťáááááźá, áááááá˝ááááááťá hold accountable ááááááááśááá˛ááááá˝áááťáááááźá accountable facts áááá˘áśá ááááááááśá Example: Who are you accountable to in the organization? 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááááá˝áááťáááááźá, áááá˘áśá áááááśá 3.(á áááśáá) áááááá˝áááˇáááááźá Example: Responsible or liable for something. á§ááśá áááá âáááááá˝áááťáááááźááŹááśááááśááááááˇá áá âá ááááááżáâá˘á¸áááá˝á á ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of being accounted for; explicable. 2.Liable to be called on to render an account; answerable; as, every man is accountable to God for his conduct. Synonyms 1.amenable, answerable, exposed to, liable, reliable, responsible, trustworthy, subject to Antonyms 1.exempt careless, negligent, free, immune, independent, irresponsible
Đ îĐ 5 !UAAccreditÉ'kredÉŞtá˘áš ' áááááá¸ááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ sth to sb/ ~ sb with sb ááśááá áźá, áááááá˘ááá¸áá˝ááá á˘ááááááááśááááśááááááááááśá, ááżááśááááśááśáááśáááá˝áááťáááááźá á˘. ~ sb to/ at; ~ sb to sb áááááśáá, ááááážáááááááážááážá, áááá˘áááááśáááźá
adjective 1.~ somebody to ... (recommend, attribute, certify, give credentials, give trust or confidence to) áááážá˛ááááťáá áˇááááŹá˛ááááż, áááááśááááśáááźá, áážááĽáááśá accredit an account ááśááá áźá Example: The inven tion is accredited to him ááśááááááźááááážáááśááśá˘ááááááááˇá Example: That school is fully accredited ááśááśáááááááá˝áááááśááááśááááźáááśáá ážá verb â past tense: accredited ; past participle: accredited ; present participle: accrediting ; 1.(áááááśá) áááááśáááááááźááŻáá˘áááááááááźááá áááá áśááá , áááááśááá˘áááá ááááśá, ááá˝ááĽááááˇááâᏠááááż, ááá˝áááááśááááśááááźáááśá, ááá˝áááááśáá Example: give official status or recognition á§ááśá áááá áááááááśáááŹááśáááá˝áááááśááááśááááźáááśá á 2.(á áááśáá) áááááśáá Example: Give official status or recognition. á§ááśá áááá âáááááááśáá áŹááśáááá˝áááááśááááśááááźáááśá á ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: accredited ; past participle: accredited ; present participle: accrediting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To put or bring into credit; to invest with credit or authority; to sanction. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To send with letters credential, as an ambassador, envoy, or diplomatic agent; to authorize, as a messenger or delegate. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To believe; to credit; to put trust in. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To credit; to vouch for or consider (some one) as doing something, or (something) as belonging to some one. 4'-s = IAccoutrementsÉ'ku:trÉmÉntsá˘áš ' ááźáááášááášááááá(noun)
1.Accretion (of merit) ááśááážááĄážá 2.Accretion (of 10%) á ááá˝ááážá noun 1.ááśáááťáááśá, ááśáá áááážá 2.(á áááśáá) ááááťá, áááâáá Example: An addition by growing, especially in the area of real property, where land increases by natural actions and cause. á§ááśá áááá ááśááážáááááĄážáááśááˇáááâááááťáááťáááá˘á ááááááááâáááááááťáâááá áá¸ááśááážááĄážááááááśáâááśááťááźáááááááśáᡠá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of increasing by natural growth; esp. the increase of organic bodies by the internal accession of parts; organic growth. 2.The act of increasing, or the matter added, by an accession of parts externally; an extraneous addition; as, an accretion of earth. 3.Concretion; coherence of separate particles; as, the accretion of particles so as to form a solid mass. 4.A growing together of parts naturally separate, as of the fingers toes. 5.The adhering of property to something else, by which the owner of one thing becomes possessed of a right to another; generally, gain of land by the washing up of sand or sail from the sea or a river, or by a gradual recession of the water from the usual watermark. 6.Gain to an heir or legatee, failure of a coheir to the same succession, or a co-legatee of the same thing, to take his share. m7 7SIAccreteÉ'kri:tá˘áš ' áááá¸(intransitive verb)
verb â past tense: accreted ; past participle: accreted ; present participle: accreting ; 3rd person singular present accretes 1.(TRANSITIVE) áážá, ááááážá, áááážá˛áááááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Characterized by accretion; made up; as, accrete matter. 2.Grown together. verb â past tense: accreted ; past participle: accreted ; present participle: accreting ; 3rd person singular present accretes 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To grow together. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To adhere; to grow (to); to be added; -- with to. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To make adhere; to add. 6!'aC]AccreditedÉ'kredÉŞtÉdá˘áš ' áááááá¸ááášáá(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: accredit adjective 1.(áááááśá) áááááááźáááá˝áááááśááááśááááźáááśá
Q #
,9ZQ >'5}W
AcculturationÉ,kĘltĘÉ'reÉŞĘná˘áš,ááśááááş'áááááááá ášá(noun)
adjective 1.~ (to somebody) (from something) (come as a natural growth increase, accumulate, result naturally) áážáááž, áááááž, ááśááážááááážá, ááá˘ááá¸, ááááá, áááááśá, ááśáá áááá¸ááááźá, ááááśááááḠ2.(á áááśáá) á áśááááśá Example: To become and enforceable right; to come into force or existence; to arise. á§ááśá áááá ááááśááá ááśááˇááááˇáááááśáá˘ááťááśáá˘ááťáááá, á áźáááśááááśá áŹááśáá˘ááááˇááśááážááĄážá á verb â past tense: accrued ; past participle: accrued ; present participle: accruing ; 1.âááááááááááźááá Example: Become due and payable. á§ááśá áááá ááááááááááá ááˇá ááááááááááźáááá á 2.(á áááśáá) ááááĄážá, áážááĄážá Example: To augment s; !C
AccroachÉ'kru:tĘá˘áš ' ááááźáá(intransitive verb)
adjective 1.áááááááážááááś, áááá ááááááááážáááááś ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Characterized by accumulation; serving to collect or amass; cumulative; additional. G@%3] Accumulation,Ékju:mjĘ'leÉŞĘná˘áš ' ááááźááááźáĄááááá ášá(noun)
adjective 1.(Pile up, gather, heap up, collect, amass, grow increase) ááááśáááá, ááźá, ááááťá Example: Boys accumulate many stones in their pockets, Dust accumulated in every corner, The interest on Sothun's investment steadily accumulated. accumulate books áááááźá verb â past tense: accumulated ; past participle: accumulated ; present participle: accumulating ; 1.áážááĄážá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áážááĄážá, ááśáá ááážááĄážá
3 ˙3 HE ']q/Accuracy'ĂŚkjÉrÉsÉŞ'á˘ááááááźááášááá¸(noun)
(noun). ááśáááśááááśáá, ááśááááááśáá ~ of a shot ááśáááááá ~ of a watch ááśáááá ~ of a report ááśááááášáááááźá
noun 1.(Freedom from error or mistake, exactness, precision) ááśááááášáááááźá, ááśááááááá, ááśáááááźá, ááááśáá¸áááááˇ, ááá áááá¸áááááááá, áá áá áááśáááˇá, ááśáááˇá, ááśááááášáááááźá, áááážááááááśáá, áááááśáááááááśáá, ááśáááśááááĄááááťáááááźá áááĄáááážá Example: The steady accumulation of interest, An accumulation of odds and ends in the house.accuracy of a shot ááśáááááá accuracy of a watch ááśáááá accuracy of a report ááśááááášáááááźá Example: Predict something with a great accuracy. 2.ááśáááśááááśáá, ááśááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state of being accurate; freedom from mistakes, this exemption arising from carefulness; exact conformity to truth, or to a rule or model; precision; exactness; nicety; correctness; as, the value of testimony depends on its accuracy. Synonyms 1.constancy, exactness, fidelity, precision Antonyms 1.carelessness, imprecision }D#7q?!AccumulatorÉ'kju:mjĘleÉŞtÉ(r)á˘áš ' ááááźááááźáĄááá(á)(noun)
noun 1.By accumulator ááśááážááĄážá, ááśááá¸áá áááážááĄážá large accumulator ááááááááááááźáááááťááĄážá Example: Accumulate books, a library. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, accumulates, collects, or amasses. 2.An apparatus by means of which energy or power can be stored, such as the cylinder or tank for storing water for hydraulic elevators, the secondary or storage battery used for accumulating the energy of electrical charges, etc. 3.A system of elastic springs for relieving the strain upon a rope, as in deep-sea dredging. Synonyms 1.accrue, amass, collect, gather, heap, hoard, increase, store Antonyms 1.diminish, disperse, dissipate, scatter, waste
ý kvŢý ]J;#]%
Accursed (also accurst)É'kÉ:sÉŞd,á˘ááááááźá ááááá(adjective)
adjective 1.áááśááááášáááááźá adverb 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an accurate manner; exactly; precisely; without error or defect. F #QsOAccurate'ĂŚkjÉrÉt'á˘ááááááźáááşá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ shotááááá á˘. ~ of a watchááśáááááźá, (ááá, áááááśáá) ~ story ááˇá
adjective 1.(Exact, correct, precise, truthful, verifiable, careful, rigorous) accurate shot áááááááá Example: I trust the accuracy of her story, an accurate report.accurate of a watch áááááá accurate story áááááˇá Example: Newspapers don't always print an accurate report of an incident. 2.áááášáááááźá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.In exact or careful conformity to truth, or to some standard of requirement, the result of care or pains; free from failure, error, or defect; exact; as, an accurate calculator; an accurate measure; accurate expression, knowledge, etc. 2.Precisely fixed; executed with care; careful. Synonyms 1.correct, definite, distinct, exact, faultless, impeccable, precise, proper, right, strict Antonyms 1.careless, erroneous, false, faulty, untrue, wrong
Š
>^. O U)AccusedÉ'kju:zdá˘áš ' ááááźá áááá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: accuse noun 1.(charged with a fault, defendant or defendants in a trial) á áťáá áá, á˘áááááśááá áá 2.(á áááśáá) ááááśááá áá 3.(á áááśáá) ááááśááá áá, áááááááááźáááśááá áááááááśáá Example: a criminal defendant á§ááśá áááá ááşááśá áťáá ááááááťáááżááááá áááááá á ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Charged with offense; as, an accused person. ,N I ;OAccuseÉ'kju:zá˘áš ' ááááźá áá(transitive verb)
(noun). áĄ. by ~ ááśáá áááááááśááâ á˘. an ~ááśáááá áááááááśáá
noun 1.(Charge of wrongdoing) ááśáá áááááááśáá, á ááááś, ááśááááááá Example: Father denied the accusation that Som Narith was a thief. Example: Prevent the accusation of an innocent person. 2.(á áááśáá) ááˇááˇááťáááááá áááááááśáá Example: A formal charge, made to a court, that a person is guilty of a crime. á§ááśá áááá ááśáá áááááááśááááśááááźáááśáááśááááźááá ááťááśááśáááś, ááááśáá˝áááśáááˇááťáááááśáá˘ááá¸áááážááááááá áááááá á 3.ááśáá áááááááśáá
q ;
@ 6q *T!
}KAccustomed"(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: accustom adjective 1.(A habitual, usual, used to, conventional) accustomed cold ááááááśááášá, áááá˘áśá áááźááááśáááśááášá Example: People prefer to keep to their accustomed ways, we are accustomed meals a day.accustomed getting up early áááááááśáá Example: He took his accustomed seat by the fire. S #I7AccustomÉ'kĘstÉmá˘áš ' ááśáááášá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ oneself/sb/sth to stháááááśáááááá˝áá˘ááááťááśáášáááá á¸áá˝á, áááááśááááá˝á, áááááśáá, áááážá˘ááááááśááž
verb â past tense: accustomed ; past participle: accustomed ; present participle: accustoming ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Make used to, make familiar by use, inure, familiarize, habituate) áááááśáá, ááááśá, ááááśáá Example: Accustom our eyes to, ourselves to, Accustomed to see, accustomed to the cold. Example: He quickly accustomed himself to this new way of life. R!+a
AccusinglyÉ'kju:zÉŞĹlÉŞá˘áš ' ááááźá ááá¸ááá¸(adverb)
noun 1.á˘áááá áááááááśáá, áážáá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who accuses; one who brings a charge of crime or fault.
Ů ËáöŠÎ Ů qZ#EuAcetate'ĂŚsÉŞteÉŞt'á˘áááááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.á˘áśááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A salt formed by the union of acetic acid with a base or positive radical; as, acetate of lead, acetate of potash. WY 'IG
AcerbityÉ'sÉ:bÉtÉŞá˘áš ' ááşááá¸áá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśááááááááá˝áááááášá á˘. á˘áśááśáááśááˇá áááááśáááááá ááááżááááááááááááááźáááśáá ááážáááááťá áŁ. flying ~á˘áááááźááááááááááśáá˘ááá¸áááááśá á¤. (áá¸áĄáś) ááááśáááááźáááˇááááááˇáá˘áśá ááááśá have an ace up one's sleeve; (US) (have) an ace in the hole áááááśááťá(áááááááśááááááśá) áááśáááááśááááťááááážáá áááá áśáááśá áhold all the acesááśáá˘ááá¸áááśááá˘ááááá˝áááśáááááááááááááá
(adjective). á áááśá, ááźááâ within an ace of sth / doing sth ááááťááááááááááážááá
noun â Plural: Aces 1.The one at dice. cards, dominoes, with a single spot; an expert, firstclass, single point the best, highest, an outstanding fighter pilot. Cards. ááááášáá˘áśááááááááá flying ace á˘áááááźááááááááááśáá˘ááá¸áááááśá adjective 1.áááá áááśá, áááááźáá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Aces 1.A unit; a single point or spot on a card or die; the card or die so marked; as, the ace of diamonds. 2.Hence: A very small quantity or degree; a particle; an atom; a jot. 3.A single point won by a stroke, as in handball, rackets, etc.; in tennis, frequently, a point won by a service stroke.
: Ź8: za!'I
AchievableÉ'tĘi:vÉblá˘áš ' áá¸ááşááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(derived from or like vine gar, containing, or producing acetic acid or vinegar) áááááśáááśááˇáášáááááá acetic acid ááá˘áśááá¸áá˘áśááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of a pertaining to vinegar; producing vinegar; producing vinegar; as, acetic fermentation. 2.Pertaining to, containing, or derived from, acetyl, as acetic ether, acetic acid. The latter is the acid to which the sour taste of vinegar is due.
z í4 z f 1 {Aching'eÉŞkÉŞĹ' á˘ááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(Finish, bring about, accomplish, gain, do, fulfill performing, a performance, an exploit, a feat) ááááźááááááśáááŹá áááá¸á ááááśá, ááśáá, ááá, ááśáááá Example: To achieve success.achieve a goal áááááá achieve mission ááááá verb â past tense: achieved ; past participle: achieved ; present participle: achieving ; 1.áááááá ááśá, ááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááá ááááááá Example: I've achieved only half of what I'd hoped to do. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: achieved ; past participle: achieved ; present participle: achieving ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To carry on to a final close; to bring out into a perfected state; to accomplish; to perform; -- as, to achieve a feat, an exploit, an enterprise. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To obtain, or gain, as the result of exertion; to succeed in gaining; to win. Synonyms 1.accomplish, acquire, do, effect, execute, gain, obtain, realise, win Antonyms 1.fall, fall short lose, miss á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To finish, to kill
d
5 o Z
¸ d -m3
Acid'ĂŚsÉŞd'á˘áááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. (French). á˘áśááá¸á (Literay). áášáááááťáááśáááśááťááźá á˘. áááááťáá áá, áááááááááááááááźá the acid test ááśááááážááááááážáááá¸áááááˇááááśá put the acid on sb ááááśááśá
noun 1.áááážá˛áááĄážáááźáááˇá á ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make sour or acid in a moderate degree; to sour somewhat. )uA-a)
Acidulant (also acidulent)É'sÉŞdĘÉlÉntá˘á ' ááá¸áááźáĄáááá(noun)
(noun). (plural.-ies) ~ of soil ááśáááááâ~ of wineááśáááźá
noun 1.(sourness tartness, excessive acid quality) ááááśááˇááźá acidity of soil ááśááááá acidity of wine ááśáááźá Example: A lemon is an acid fruit. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being sour; sourness; tartness; sharpness to the taste; as, the acidity of lemon juice. Synonyms 1.biting, sharp, sour, tart p'YAAcidifyÉ'sÉŞdÉŞfaÉŞá˘áš 'ááá¸áá¸á áááśá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). (past tense. past participle. acidified) ááśá˘áśááá¸á, áááááááśá˘áśááá¸ááááážá˘áááá ááśááźá
noun 1.(acidified, make to become acid) áá ááśá˘áśááá¸á verb â past tense: acidified ; past participle: acidified ; present participle: acidifying ; 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááážá˛ááááśáááśáááśááťá˘áśááá¸áá ááážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: acidified ; past participle: acidified ; present participle: acidifying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make acid; to convert into an acid; as, to acidify sugar. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To sour, to imbitter 9o
]
Acidifier"(noun)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ááá˝áááááááá ~ guiltááá˝áááááśáá, ááá˝áááśáááˇá acknowledge agreetingáááážááśááááˇá áá áá á˘. ~ a letter ááááśááá˘áááášáááśááśáááá˝áá ážá áŁ. ááá˝áááááááśá Ꮰááśááacknowledge of gratitude áááá áśáááźáááááááˇááś acknowledge the cornááá˝áááśááśááśáááˇááááášáááááźá âacknowledge and agreedááśáá˘áśáááˇáááááááá, ááśááážáááˇááŻáááśá, ááá˝áááááśáá, ááśáááá˝á
adjective 1.(Admit, own, recognize, say one. has received) ááááśáááášááážááĄážáááˇá, ááááśááááááááááááááá, ááá˝áááśáááśá, ááˇááˇááááŹáážáááťááážá˛ááááááśáá, áášáááťá, áááážááá, ááá˝ááááá˝á, áááážáááá˝áááśáááśá acknowledge guilt ááá˝áááááśáá, ááá˝áááśáááˇá acknowledge a greeting áááážááśááááˇá áá áá acknowledge a letter ááááśááá˛áááášáááśááśáááá˝áá ážá acknowledge gratitude áááá˘áśáááźáááááááˇááś Example: He acknowledged it to be true / that it was true. verb â past tense: acknowledged ; past participle: acknowledged ; present participle: acknowledging ; 1.áááźáááááśáá, ááśáááá˝á, ááźááááášáááśááśáááá˝á ax 5{
Ack-ack'ĂŚk,ĂŚk'á˘ášá_á˘ášá(noun)
noun 1.(fruit of the oak, nut of the oak tree) ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The fruit of the oak, being an oval nut growing in a woody cup or cupule. 2.A cone-shaped piece of wood on the point of the spindle above the vane, on the mast-head. i!=
AcopicÉ'kÉpÉŞká˘áš ' ááźááˇá(adjective)
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (skin disease, eruption of inflamed pimples caused by swollen and infected oil glands under the skin) áááááťá, ááááážáááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááťá (ááááážáááááááááážááážááááááťá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A pustular affection of the skin, due to changes in the sebaceous glands. )|3c=Acme'ĂŚkmÉŞ'á˘ááááá¸(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááˇááááááááááťá, ááááźá noun 1.(culmination, point of perfection, the highest point, peak) áá¸áááááááááťá, á˘ááá¸áááááááááááťá, ááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The top or highest point; the culmination. 2.The crisis or height of a disease. 3.Mature age; full bloom of life.
o
ö Í/o <
!I;gAcquaintÉ'kweÉŞntá˘áš ' ááááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ (sb/oneself with sth) ááá ážáááá˝áá˘ááááˇáááááˇááá, ááááśáá, (áášááŹááá) ááśáá˘áááášá, ááááśáá to be acquaint with ááááśáá
noun 1.~ (somebody / oneself) (with something) (make to know, inform, make familiar, tell, familiarize have personal knowledge of, be familiar with) áááážá˛ááááááśáá, áááážá˛áááášááŹááá %UIAcousticsÉ'ku:stÉŞksá˘áš ' ááźáááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśááááˇáááááááááśáááśáááááśáááźá study ~ááźáááśááááá á˘. ~ of a hallááááááˇáááááźá
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (PLURAL) ááźáááśááááá 2.ááźáááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The science of sounds, teaching their nature, phenomena, and laws. %#'UQ
Acoustician'Éku:stÉŞĘná˘áš ' ááźáááá¸ááśá(noun)
noun 1.(the qualities of a room, that relate to, how clearly sounds can be heard or transmitted in it) study acoustics ááźáááśááááá acoustics of a hall ááááááˇáááááźá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśááááááˇáááááá, ááźá 2.(Of hearing, detonated by sound vibrations, science of sounds, estimation of audibility in a theater, etc) ááááśááŽááźá, ááááźááááĄáá
B
ĎBB | Us #AcquiesceĂŚkwÉŞ'esá˘ááááááᡠ' á˘áá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb) ~ (in sth) ááťáá áˇááá, ááááťááááá˝ááá ááśá, áááááááááááááááááááśáá
adjective 1.~ (in something) (consent, agree, give, consent by remaining silent) ááťáá áˇááá, ááááťááááá˝ááá ááśá, áááááśá, ááááááá, ááááźááááźáááááś, ááá˝á, ááááááá˝á Example: Doctor Jonh acquiesced in our plans.
!'OQ[AcquaintedÉ'kweÉŞntÉŞdá˘áš ' ááááááá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (with sth) áááá ááá áááśáá á˘.~ (with) áááááááśáá become acquainted with ááśááłááśáááśáááááśáá I am acquainted with ááááśááá áááśáááááááá
Past or Past Participle form of: acquaint adjective 1.(Having personal knowledge, informed, introduced) acquainted with him áááááááśáá acquainted with the case ááááášá, áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Personally known; familiar. K -
s
Acquaintanceship"(noun)
noun 1.~ (with something) He's only an acquaintance áááťááááááááááśáááááááˇá ááááá˝á , áááááˇááááˇááˇááá have an acquaintance with the situation áášááááááˇá ááááá˝á á˘ááá¸ááááśáááśááá Example: He has a wide circle of acquaintances.
L
É ˇ L F'
o
Acquisitively"(adverb)
(noun). ááśáááá˝ááá a new ~ áááááťáááááśááá the ~ of wealth ááśáááśááá
noun 1.(A getting or gaining as one's own, something gained) áááááááá, ááśáááśá, áááááááááť, áááááťááśá Example: To acquisition of knowledge, Her newest acquisition was a toy ship.a new acquisition áááááťáááááśááá the acquisition of wealth ááśáááśááá Example: The library's most recent acquisitions. 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááśáááá˝á áŹááˇáááśá, áááááťááśááá Example: data caquisition or acquisition of data á§ááśá áááá ááá˝á ááˇááááá ááááˇáááááá L#+a]=AcquirementÉ'kwaÉŞÉmÉntá˘áš ' ááááśáá˘áşááášá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááá˝á, ááśáááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of acquiring, or that which is acquired; attainment. >#'mk
AcquiescentĂŚkwÉŞ'esÉntá˘ááááááᡠ' á˘ááášááá(adjective)
noun 1.ááśáááťáá áˇááá, ááśáááááťááááá˝ááá ááśáá˘ááťááááśá, ááśááááááśá, ááśáááááááá, ááśáááááźáááááś, ááśáááá˝á, ááśáááááááá˝á Example: Her parents will never acquiesce in such an unsuitable marriage. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A silent or passive assent or submission, or a submission with apparent content; -- distinguished from avowed consent on the one hand, and on the other, from opposition or open discontent; quiet satisfaction. 2.Submission to an injury by the party injured. 3.Tacit concurrence in the action of another. Synonyms 1.allow, concede, grant, permit 2.abdicate, accede, acquiesce, capitulate, code, quit, relent, relinquish, resign, submit, succumb, surrender, waive, yield Antonyms 1.deny, dissent
6 , I;OAcquitÉ'kwÉŞtá˘áš ' áááá¸ááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: acquitted ; past participle: acquitted ; present participle: acquitting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (of something) (settle, discharge, release, forgive, pardon, clear, free declare innocent, conduct one self) á˛áááá˝á áááá˝á, áááááá, áážáááá Example: The jury acquitted the men, The new player acquitted himself well in the badminton game.acquit a debt áááá˛áááá˝á 2.(á áááśáá) áááááá á˘áááá˝á áááá˝á Example: set free from an obligation or an accusation á§ááśá áááá áááá˘áááá˝á ááťááá¸ááśááááááˇá áá áŹááśáá áááááááśáá á F)
m
Acquistiveness"(noun)
noun 1.(act of acquitting, release, discharge of a debt obligation, etc) ááśáá˛áááá˝á áááá˝áááááááááĄá, ááśáááááááááťá, ááśáááááááááááťá, ááśáá˛áááá˝á áááá˝á Example: There were three convictions and two acquittals in court today. 2.(á áááśáá) ááśááááááááááá á˘áááá˝á áááá˝á, ááśáááááá˘áááá˝á ááá Example: a formal legal determination that a person who has been charged with a crime innocent. á§ááśá áááá ááá áá¸áááááááá ááśáááááźáá áááśáá ááˇáááśááááźáááśáááśáááťáááâáááááááźáááśááá¸áááááážááááá áááááááá˝á áá á ážááááááśáááťáááááááśáááá á 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáá˘áááá˝á áááá˝á, ááśááááááá á˘áááá˝á áááá˝á Example: A release from an obligation. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááááááá˘áááá˝á ááťááá¸ááśáááááˇá áá á˘ááá¸áá˝á á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of acquitting; discharge from debt or obligation; acquittance. 2.A setting free, or deliverance from the charge of an offense, by verdict of a jury or sentence of a court. Synonyms 1.absolution, amnesty, pardon, forgiveness, remission Antonyms 1.conviction, penalty, punishment, sentence
% Śeć<% %
Acrimniously"(adverb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááźáá áá, ááááśáááááźá noun 1.á ááážá, á ááá˝áá ááážá, á ááážááá, á ááážáááá, á ááážááážá 2.áá¸áááá¸áááááśááááśáááááśá 3.(a measure of land, 4840 square yards) áááááśáááá¸á˘ááááááá á ,ᤠááá áˇáááś 4.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) ááááśááááááśáááá¸áááážáášá á ,á¤áĽá áˇá ááś adjective 1.áááááá˘áśá, áááá áśá, ááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any field of arable or pasture land. 2.A piece of land, containing 160 square rods, or 4,840 square yards, or 43,560 square feet. This is the English statute acre. That of the United States is the same. The Scotch acre was about 1.26 of the English, and the Irish 1.62 of the English.
˝ u~ć \&!+o#
Acrobatics,ĂŚkrÉbĂŚtÉŞks'á˘ááááááášááááá¸ááá(noun)
(adverb). áĄ. ááśááááááááááááśáá, ááááá á˝á á˘. ááśááážáááá˘áá come acrossáá˝á, á˘áááááá˝átake a boat across ááˇáááźááááá
adverb 1.(~ something) take a boat across ááˇáááźááááá preposition 1.(from one side to the other. side of discover or find, across one another) áááááááááśáá, áááááśááááášá, ááááááťáááááśáááá, áááááááá walk across the road áááá walk across the grass ááśáá - )[+
AcropolisÉ'krÉpÉlÉŞsá˘áš ' ááááááášáá¸á(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá act noun 1.(á áááśáá) áááá¸áḠExample: Holding a temporary rank or position; filling in for someone else. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááśááááťáááááááŹááťáááśáááááááá˘áśáááá á ááśáâáááááááˇá áá ááśááááá˝áá˘áááááááá á adjective 1.(GENERAL) áááááááááá˘áśáááá 2.(Deputy, substituting, officiating temporarily taking over the duties of a position functioning, doing, art of an actor) ááá˘áááž, áááááááááśá, áááá˝áááááá, ááááááá, ááááááááˇáááááˇ, áááááááááááˇáááá, ááááááášá acting president áááááá¸áḠŚb31Že7ActĂŚktá˘ááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. á˘ááá¸, ááááááˇáá¸ááááśááááááá¸áááśáááááááˇáá¸áááááá á˘. ááá áááá¸áááááá , ááˇá áá ááśá áŁ. ~ of a play ááťá, ááśá á¤. á áááśáá, ááśááááścaught in the act ááśáááááááá, ááśááááááááááááťáááááááááášáááááźáá˘ááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á áĽ. ááśááááážááťá, ááśááááážááž áŚ. (adjective). (a). ááááááˇáá áááá¸á˘áśááá¸áááá¸ááśááá (b). áááááśáááááááááááśáááśááááˇááá¸á˘áśááá¸áááá¸ááśááá
(intransitive verb). áĄ. áážááá˝, ááá á˘. ááááž, áááááááˇá áá ááśá, áááááááťáááśá áŁ. ááááááášááá, áááá áśááŹáááśáááśá á¤. áááá áśáá˘áśááśááact as chairman áááážááśáááááśááááá¸áá¸act as ifáááážááźá ááśact on (his advice) áááážááśáact on (metal) ááá¸
(transitive verb). ~ a roleáážááá˝act the fooláááážááśáááá˝áconstitutive act á˘ááťááááááá áśááááśáááḠin the act ofááááťááášáact a partáááááááá˝ááśáá¸act contrary to áááážá, ááááśáact upon (the information)á˘ááťááááááááśáááśáááśáááá áááá¸áááááśáááááśáact up to áááážááśááŹáááááááśááááśáact a studied partááśááááśááááááááááá, ááśááááśáááˇá act up to a promise áááážááźá ááśááááś
noun 1.(Deed, process of doing, decree thing done; perform, esp., upon stage; behave, exert energy, fulfill a function, operate, do the work, take someone's place, do, someone a service, play, pose follow, feign, obey have effect) á˘áááž Example: A noble act of a madman.act of congress ááá áááá¸áááááá act of play ááťá comic act ááśá caught in the act ááśáááááááá, ááśáááá ááááááááááťáááááááááášáááá˘ááá¸áá˝á 2.(á áááśáá) á áááśáá Example: A law passed by one or both houses of a legislature, such as congress. á§ááśá áááá á áááśáááááá˘ááťáááááááááśáá˝áâáŹáááśâááśááâáá¸áááá˘ááááá¸ááˇááááááááˇááźá ááśáááśááážá á verb â past tense: acted ; past participle: acted ; present participle: acting ; 1.(á áááśáá) á˘áááž Example: Something done voluntarily that causes legal consequences. á§ááśá áááá á˘á¸ááááááááááźáááśááááážáĄážáááááááááááá áˇááá ááááááśááâáá˘ááááśáááááˇááśáááśáááááźáá áááśáá á 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááž, ááááááášááá, ááá, áááááá, áážááá˝á 3.áážááá˝ááś, ááśááááá ááž Example: Something done voluntarily that causes legal consequences. á§ááśá áááá á˘á¸ááááááááááźáááśááááážáĄážáááááááááááá áˇááááááááááááá˘ááááśáááááˇááśáááśáá áááśáá á 4.(TRANSITIVE) Act a role áážááá˝, ááá act the fool áááážááśáááá˝á
ˇ
Ł Ę´˘ˇ r>!'Wk
Actionable'ĂŚkĘÉnÉbl'á˘áááááá ášááşáá(adjective)
/span> killed in actionááááśááááááťáááśáááˇá áá ááśáááśá action in personalááááášáááááśáááážááźááááťááá action in remááááášááá¸áááááť á¤. áááášáááááśáááááááťáááżá áĽ. ~ on stháĽááááˇááááśáááśááťáá˝ááážáá˝áááá áŚ. áááááááśááááááááááś, ááśáááááśá áśáá a man of actionâ ááťááááááááááááśáááááśá áśáá á§. ááááśáá the actionof wineááááśááááááááááś á¨. ááśááážáááááá áŹâááśáááťááááááááááá áŠ. ááśááááááťáááááááááá áĄá . ááśááážááááááťááá áĄáĄ. áááááááááśááá áááá áĄá˘. á ááááážáááżá áĄáŁ. áá¸ááááááááááżá áĄá¤. á˘áśááááááˇááˇááśááááˇáááááá áĄáĽ. ááˇáá¸ááťáááááśáááś áĄáŚ. (a) áááááááśáááááááá¸ááśááá (b) á áááś (c) á áááśááááśááˇá ááááá§ááááá actions
noun 1.Act, deed, energetic act, manner of working or functioning, thing done, behavior physical movement, function, battle, development events in a play, etc.; legal proceedings, achievement, exploit. ááˇá áá , á˘áááž, áááá, ááˇáá¸, á áááśáá, ááááá, ááśááááááťááá, á ááááśá Example: What we need is no talk, but action. improper action á˘áááž in action ááááťáááááááášááááá legal action ááááášá, ááśááááášáááťááśááśá military action ááśááááááťááá, legislative action ááśááááááá Example: I only like films that have got plenty of action. 2.(á áááśáá) á˘ááážááááááášááá, á˘áśááááááˇááˇááś Example: Conduct or behavior. 3.(á áááśáá) ááááášá Example: The formal legal demand of one's rights from another made in court. Types of lawsuits are often grouped under various types of âactionsâ. such as âcivil actionâ, âreal actionâ, etc. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááśáááśáááśáá áááśááááśááááźáááśáâááźáááˇááááˇáá¸áááťáááááááááâáááááááźáâáááážááááťáááťááśááśá á ááśááżááááááááááááááášááá¸ááááśáááĄáśáâááááźáááśáá áśááááťáâááśááááťááâááśááááááááááááááá âááááášáâ, ááźá ááś âááááášááááááááááâáá¸â âááááášááá¸á˘á áááááááâ ááśáážá ááá 4.(á áááśáá) á˘ááážááááááášááˇáááŹá˘ááááááˇááˇááś, ááááášá, á áááśááááśá
Ď Ë
Š ť Ď hC+
/
Active 'service"(noun)
(US also active ' duty) (noun). ááááśááááááá, ááśááááážááááááá
verb 1.(stimulate, make active, make radioactive, treat [sewage] with are) áááážá˛ááááááááĄážá Example: The burglar alarm was activated by mistake. 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááážá˛ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make active. Synonyms 1.begin, initiate, stimulate
ů
{ Ž
żőů xJ E Actress'ĂŚktrÉŞs'á˘áááááááˇá(noun)
noun 1.(girl or woman who takes the part of a character in a stage play, motion picture, or broadcast) áá˝áááá¸, ááśáááśáḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A female actor or doer. 2.A female stageplayer; a woman who acts a part. !I!7 gActor'ĂŚktÉ(r)'á˘áááá(á)(noun)
noun 1.(person who takes the part of a character in a stage play, motion picture, or broad cast) áá˝ááááťá, ááśáááśá, áá˝ááááááááááťá, áá˝ááťáááááťá Example: A good actor. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who acts, or takes part in any affair; a doer. 2.A theatrical performer; a stageplayer. 3.An advocate or proctor in civil courts or causes. 4.One who institutes a suit; plaintiff or complainant. Synonyms 1.character, entertainer, ham, mimic, performer, player, tragedian !H 'W_ yActivity'ĂŚktÉŞvÉtÉŞ'á˘ááá ' ááˇááá¸áá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Activities 1.(Movement, action, liveliness, thing to do) áááááááśá, ááˇá áá ááśá, ááśáááśá, á áááś Example: Physical activity, mental activity, Dara has many activities besides his work, such as music, gardening, tennis. Example: The house has been full of activity all day. 2.áááááááśá kG %Wa
Activist'ĂŚktÉŞvÉŞst'á˘áááááˇáááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.(an especially vigorous or militant advocate of a cause) á˘ááááááááááˇáá Example: Although he's quite old he still very active. 2.ááááááá, ááááááá 3.á˘ááááááááááˇáá IF )W
Activism'ĂŚktÉŞvÉŞzÉm'á˘áááá˘áˇáááˇááá(noun)
adjective 1.áááśáááááá adverb 1.áááááááś, áááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an active manner; nimbly; briskly; energetically; also, by one's own action; voluntarily, not passively. 2.In an active signification; as, a word used actively.
í
YŹŻf í uO )? )mActually'ĂŚktĘĘÉlÉŞ'á˘áááááźáá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.(really, in fact, for the time being) áááááˇá, ááááśáááˇá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In act or in fact; really; in truth; positively. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Actively EN -Y
Actualize'ĂŚktĘĘÉlaÉŞz'á˘ááá ' áá˝ááˇá áá(transitive verb)
adjective 1.(Existing in the present, real, not imaginary, effectual, existing, current, present, positive) áááááˇá, ááááááááá, áááááááśáá, ááááááááˇá, áááá áá áťáááááá, áááááśáááááťááĽáĄáźáááá Example: The sad difference between our high alms and our actual deeds, The actual party at present is Mr. Z. Example: The actual cost was much higher than we had expected. 2.ááśááááááá
= ĺ
Q H = ST'C9Actuate'ĂŚktĘĘeÉŞtá˘áááááťá˘áá(noun)
verb â past tense: actuated ; past participle: actuated ; present participle: actuating ; 1.(Move, put into action, incite, motivate, influence) áąááááśááá¸ááˇá, áááážáąááááááážá, áááááťá, áážááášáá áˇááá, áážááááááśáá Example: He was actuated solely by greed.motives actuate people áááážáąááááááĄážá actuate a law áááááááážááˇá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Put in action; actuated. verb â past tense: actuated ; past participle: actuated ; present participle: actuating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To put into action or motion; to move or incite to action; to influence actively; to move as motives do; -- more commonly used of persons. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To carry out in practice; to perform. Synonyms 1.agitate, drive, impel, induce, instigate, move, persuade, propel, push, shift, stir Antonyms 1.deter, halt, rest, stay, stop 0S7[+9Actuate,ĂŚktĘĘ'eÉrÉŞÉlÉŞ,á˘áááááááź 'áááá(noun)
(adverb). áááááááśáááá
verb â past tense: actuated ; past participle: actuated ; present participle: actuating ; 1.(Move, put into action, incite, motivate, influence) áąááááśááá¸ááˇá, áááážáąááááááážá, áááááťá, áážááášáá áˇááá, áážááááááśáá Example: He was actuated solely by greed.motives actuate people áááážáąááááááĄážá actuate a law áááááááážááˇá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Put in action; actuated. verb â past tense: actuated ; past participle: actuated ; present participle: actuating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To put into action or motion; to move or incite to action; to influence actively; to move as motives do; -- more commonly used of persons. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To carry out in practice; to perform. Synonyms 1.agitate, drive, impel, induce, instigate, move, persuade, propel, push, shift, stir Antonyms 1.deter, halt, rest, stay, stop RE9
ActuaryĂŚktĘĘÉrÉŞ; US -tĘĘerÉŞ'á˘áááá˝áá¸(noun)
adjective 1.ááˇá, áááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of or pertaining to actuaries; as, the actuarial value of an annuity. P!7e
Actuarally,ĂŚktĘĘ'eÉrÉŞÉlÉŞ,á˘ááááááá˝ 'â áááá¸(adverb)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááśááśááááážááááťáááˇááááśááśááááá 2.ááśáá áśááááá áťáááˇááááśááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Pricking with a needle; a needle prick. 2.The insertion of needles into the living tissues for remedial purposes. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To treat with acupuncture. Y )S+
AcuminateÉ'kju:mÉŞnÉtá˘áš 'ááááźááˇáášá(adjective)
noun 1.(sharpness of wit, keenness and quickness of mind, sharpness, Penetration) áááá¸ááááˇá, ááśáááááśááŹááá˘áˇá, ááśáááááá, ááśáááááážááŹááá˘áˇáááá˘áá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááá áááá¸ááááśááŹááá áááá¸ááááá, ááááááˇááśáááá, ááááśááá áśááá˘áśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Quickness of perception or discernment; penetration of mind; the faculty of nice discrimination. W'U%
AculeatÉ'kju:lÉŞÉtá˘ááá ' ááááźáĄáá(adjective)
noun 1.(sharpness, acuteness, keenness, insight, cleverness) ááśáááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Sharpness or acuteness, as of a needle, wit, etc. pU -mGActuation'ĂŚktĘĘ'eÉŞĘná˘áááááááźá˘ááááá ášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being acute or pointed; sharpness; as, the acuteness of an angle. 2.The faculty of nice discernment or perception; acumen; keenness; sharpness; sensitiveness; -- applied to the senses, or the understanding. By acuteness of feeling, we perceive small objects or slight impressions: by acuteness of intellect, we discern nice distinctions. 3.Shrillness; high pitch; -- said of sounds. 4.Violence of a disease, which brings it speedily to a crisis. _
cOAcutely"(adverb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśááášá, áášáááźá, áááá á áá Example: She was quite adamant that she would not come. adjective 1.(Very hard, unyielding) áááá á áá, ááááášáááźá, áááááˇáá˘áśá ááááŹáááááśá, ááááááášá, áááááˇááášáááşá áśáááááá áááááśáá Example: Once Dara had made his decision, he was adamant arid would not change his mind. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A stone imagined by some to be of impenetrable hardness; a name given to the diamond and other substances of extreme hardness; but in modern mineralogy it has no technical signification. It is now a rhetorical or poetical name for the embodiment of impenetrable hardness. Synonyms 1.firm, hard, immovable, insistent, positive, unyielding á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Lodestone, magnet
e- QAdam'ĂŚdÉm'á˘ášáá¸á(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The name given in the Bible to the first man, the progenitor of the human race. 2.âOriginal sin;â human frailty. á˘ááśád-E+
AdagioÉ'dÉ:dĘÉŞÉĘ'á˘áááá¸ááááş(adjective)
ad lib (adverb). ááśááááá, áááááˇáááśááááá áááťáááśááťá
ad lib (intransitive verb). (transitive verb) (-bb-). áááá áááááá áźá
SYNONYM
improvise
~a%/5AdĂŚdá˘ááá(noun)
(noun). (informal for adertisement). ááśááááááśááááśá ad hoc âááááśááááž, á ááááááž (Latin) ááááśááááááá ááˇáááááá
adjective 1.(Adjustable, easily changed to fit new situations, flexible) áááá˘áśá áááááááá˝ááŹááááśááááááźá, áááá˘áśá ááśáááááśáááśáááśá, áááá˘áśá áááááŹáááááźáááááááá˝áááááž, áááááśá, áááá˘áááąá, áááááźáááˇááášááášá Example: An adaptable schedule, an adaptable person. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of being adapted. gk%3i3
AdaptabilityÉ'dĂŚpte'bÉŞlÉtÉŞ,á˘áš ' ááááááááˇáĄášáá¸(noun)
verb â past tense: adapted ; past participle: adapted ; present participle: adapting ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ something (for something) (fit, change arid make suitable adjust, fit, make to correspond) áááááááá˝ááá ááśá, ááááááśáááśá, áááááťáááááá˝á, áááááááááá˝á, ááááźáá áˇááá Example: To adapt himself to new circumstances, to adapt a novel for the movies, to adapt a garage for use as a workshop. 2.(TRANSITIVE) Adapt a machine á ááááááááźáááśáááááźáááśá adapt a text ááááá˝á
i#'g
Adams apple,ĂŚdÉms'ĂŚpl,á˘áááášááá 'á˘ááááşá(noun)
(noun). ~ (of sth) (for / to sth). áĄ.ááśááááááźáááśáby ~âááśáááááááśáááśá, ááśááááááááá˝ááá ááśáá˘. an ~á˘ááá¸ááááááśáááááźáááááśááááááźáá˘áááááááááśááá¸ááťá
noun 1.A changing to different conditions, something produced by a process of changing arid arranging, so as to be suitable for another use. ááśááááááŹáááááźá, ááśááááážá˛ááááááśá, ááśáááááśáááááááá˝á Example: Dara found adaptation to the hot climate difficult.
d /, d Dv Ca YAddendumÉ'denÉmá˘áš ' ááááášá(noun)
noun â Plural: addenda 1.(an appendix or supplement, a thing to be added) ááá áááá¸áááááááá á áťáááááá , áááááťááááááá˘ááá¸ááááááááá 2.ááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: addenda 1.A thing to be added; an appendix or addition. u ?1
Addax'ĂŚdĂŚks'á˘ááááááá(noun)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ sth (to sth)áááááá, áááá áźá, ááźá~ water ááá, ááśáááááâ (Figure). add weight á˘áááááááá (á˘.á.)~ an opinionáááááá á˘. ~ A and B (together)áááážá˘ááá ááážááĄážá, ááśáááŹá ááá˝áá˘ááá¸áá˝ááááá áźáááááśáážáááá¸ááá˝áááśááááááááááťá Opposite subtract; áŁ. ~ sth (to sth) ááááááˇááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á, ááˇááśáááááááááá add up (figures)ááźá, ááźááá˝á, áááááááśadd sth 'ináá˝ááááá áźá, á áśáááááá áźá, ááśáááááá áźáadd sth 'on (to sth) áááá áźá, ááááśáá, ááááážáadd on a 10% service chargeáááá áźááááááááááś áĄá %add upááá áááťáááá, ááśááááHistory doesn't add up he must be lyingááżáááááááśááááťáááá áááťááááááśááááááśááááśááááťááá
(intransitive verb). doesn't add upáĽáááâáááadd to thatááśáááááá ááá add up to sthááźááŹáááťáááśáá ááá˝ááá áźáááá, áááážáášá, á ááá˘áťááááá áśáthese evidences don't really add up to mucháááááťááśáááśáááááááˇáááśááťáá ááá˘áťáááááśááááśáááˇááááťááááśááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááźá verb â past tense: added ; past participle: added ; present participle: adding ; 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááźá, áá˝á, áááááá 2.~ something (to something) (join, put something of, annex increase, enlarge, augment, say further, machine which adds) áááááá, ááááśáá, áááá áźáááá, ááźáááá Example: This adds to my labors, Sothun added âI haven not the moneyâ, to add sugar to coffee, to add to our joy.
˘ u
Ą B˘ | #CqsAddictiveÉ'dÉŞktÉŞvá˘áš ' áá¸ááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(producing or tending to cause addiction) ááááááážá˛ááááá˝áááśáááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá F{ !O1}AddictionÉ'dÉŞkĘná˘áš ' áá¸áááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ~ (to sth) ááśáááá
noun 1.(the state of being addicted) ááśáááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááá xz #?E]Addicted'ÉdÉŞktÉŞdá˘áš'á˘á¸ááá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). ~ (to sth) áááááá
Past or Past Participle form of: addict adjective 1.~ (to something) (given to, enslaved) áááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááá y 9kAddict'ĂŚdÉŞkt'á˘ášáá¸ááá(noun)
adjective 1.(relating to addition, to be added, substance added) ááááśááááśááááśá, ááááśáááááś K%
{
Additionally"(adverb)
noun 1.Adding of two or more numbers together, something that is added, adding of one thing to another. áááááźá Example: 8+7 = 15 is an example of addition, Can you do addition quickly? an addition to a park, the addition of a gymnasium to the school.the addition of the note ááśááááááá make an addition ááááááśáááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááá, ááśááááááá
@
/3? eAddressÉ'dres; US 'ĂŚdres'á˘ááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(Skill, speech, direction on a letter; direction written on mail, showing its destination; social skill and tact; person to whom a communication is sent) What is your address? áá¸áááá opening address ááťáááááááś 2.ááśááááááááááá 3.(ááááźáááśá) á˘áśááááááśá verb â past tense: addressed ; past participle: addressed ; present participle: addressing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (to somebody / something) (direct in writing, as a letter, apply (oneself), greet, make a speech, present a congratulatory message or petition, apply oneself to) á áśáááááááááťááá Example: Samat addressed the stranger politely, Address a letter, Address a person.address a crowd áááááááťáááááááśáá address a stranger ááˇááśá address oneself (to a problem) áááááááťáááááášá 2.ááááááášá, ááááááááááá <-E
AddleĂŚdl'á˘áááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: adduced ; past participle: adduced ; present participle: adducing ; 1.(á áááśáá) áááá áśá Example: (Used particularly with reference to evidence) to present, offer, introduce. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááááááááážáááááśááááˇááśááááááááááááťááśáááşáááá áśááááááťááśá á 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááážá áááśááááááá ááááááááááááśááááááááá˝á adverb 1.(bring forward as proof, give as reason or roof, cite) ááááž áŹáážááááááťááśá áŹááśá§ááśá ááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: adduced ; past participle: adduced ; present participle: adducing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To bring forward or offer, as an argument, passage, or consideration which bears on a statement or case; to cite; to allege. { !O Addressee,ĂŚdre'si:'á˘áááááá 'ááá¸(noun)
(noun). á˘áááááá˝áááˇááˇá ~ of a letter á˘áááááá˝á ~ of a speaker á˘áááááááśáá
noun 1.Addressee of a letter á˘áááááá˝á addressee of a speaker á˘áááááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááá˝áááˇááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One to whom anything is addressed.
G ó @YG 'O/
AdherantÉd'hÉŞÉrentá˘ášá ' á áááááá(noun)
(adjective). ~ (to/ for sth)áááá, áááááááááśáá, áááááá, áááášáááááźáadequate to (a principle)áááááśááááááśááâadequate to (a plan)ááˇááááá áá
adjective 1.~ (to / for something) (sufficient, suitable, as much as is needed, competent enough) ááááááá, ááááááááááááśáá Example: Her skill was adequate for the job, adequate preacher. Example: There isn't adequate food to feed so many people. 2.ááááááááááááśáá, ááááááááá, áááááá, áááášáááááźá y 'WyAdequacy'ĂŚdÉŞkwÉsÉŞ'á˘áááá¸áááášááá¸(noun)
noun 1.á˘áááááśáááá adjective 1.ááááááááśááááá áśáá 2.(supporter, follower, sticking fast, attached, grown together) áááááá˘áˇáááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who adheres; one who adheres; one who follows a leader, party, or profession; a follower, or partisan; a believer in a particular faith or church. 2.That which adheres; an appendage. adjective 1.Sticking; clinging; adhering. 2.Attached as an attribute or circumstance. 3.Congenitally united with an organ of another kind, as calyx with ovary, or stamens with petals. ' )U[AdherenceÉd'hÉŞÉrÉnsá˘ášá ' á áááášááá(noun)
(noun). ~ (to sth)ááśáááśááááá˘áˇá, ááááá¸ááśá, ááśáááźááśáááá˝áá áááá, ááśááááááśááááááśááááźá(Literary).áááááááá~ to a causeááśáááˇááááááá áá
noun 1.~ (to something) (fidelity, act of adhering or clinging) adherence to a surface ááśáááśááááá˘áˇá adherence to a cause ááśáááˇááááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality or state of adhering. 2.The state of being fixed in attachment; fidelity; steady attachment; adhesion; as, adherence to a party or to opinions. %1)IAdhereÉd'hÉŞÉ(r)á˘ášá ' á á(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ to sthááá˘áˇáááśáá á˘. ~ (to sth)áá˝ááá˝áááśáá˝á, áááááááśáááśáááá, ááááááááááá áááá, á áźáááśáááśááˇá, áááááśááááááśááááźá, áážáááśá, ááˇááááá áá~ to clothingááśááadhere to (a principle)âáááááśááááááśááâ a to (a plan)ááˇááááá áá
verb â past tense: adhered ; past participle: adhered ; present participle: adhering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ to something (stick to, stick fast to, be attached, be devoted to) ááá˘áˇáááśáá, áááź, ááˇááá ááźá adhere to clothing ááśá adhere to (conrier) áááááśááááááśáá adhere to (new) ááˇááááá áá 2.áááááśááááá áśááááźá, áážáááśá, ááˇááááá áá
ýüá Z#IS
AdhibitÉd'hÉŞbÉŞtá˘ášá ' á á¸ááá¸á(transitive verb)
noun 1.(Agent which sticks things together) áááá˝ááŻááááááá˘áˇáááśáá Example: An adhesive tape, paste, gum and sealing wax are adhesives. 2.ááá, ááśá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśá, áááááá˘áˇá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśááááśá, áááááá˘áˇáááśáá !U OMAdhesionÉd'hi:Ęná˘ášá ' á áá¸á ááášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (to sth)ááśáááá˘áˇáááśáá, ááśááááźáááááśá, ááśáá áźáááśáááśááˇá á˘. ~ to an ideology ááśáááśáááá
noun 1.~ (to something) (act of adhering or sticking) ááśáááśááááá˘áˇá, ááśááááźááááśá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśáá áźáááááťááááááˇáááááśáá˝áááááá Example: The entrance of a nation into part of the an existing treaty with respect only to a part of the principles laid down or the stipulations agreed to, as opposed to accession in that the nation entering into it is a party to the whole treaty. See also Accession. á§ááśá áááá ááśáá áźááááááááááśááśááˇáá˝ááá ááááťááááááˇáááááśáááááśááá˝á á ážáá áááááááá˝áááááááááááááśáááâáááááśááááááśáá ážáâáŹáááˇááááśáááááśáááááááááááážááşááááťááá¸ááśáá áźáááśáááśááˇáááááááááśááśááˇááśáá áźááááááśááśáá¸áááááˇáááááááśááśááááááťááááááá á 3.ááśááááááśááááá áśááááźá 4.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááśááááááááá˝ááááááá˝ááá áášáááááááá˝ááááááťáááááááś
U
ł Ţus, U B )a]1AdjacentÉ'dĘeÉŞsÉntá˘áš ' áááááááášááá(adjective)
adjective 1.~ (to something) áááááśááááááááś, áááááˇáááááś Example: The two house are adjacent.
#/g
AdjacenciesÉ'dĘeÉŞsÉnsi:sá˘áš ' áááááááˇááááá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An entrance or passage. Specifically: The nearly horizontal opening by which a mine is entered, or by which water and ores are carried away; -- called also drift and tunnel. 2.Admission; approach; access. /W!
Adiposity,ĂŚdÉŞ'npθsÉtÉŞ'á˘áááá¸ááźááá¸áá¸(noun)
verb â past tense: adjoined ; past participle: adjoined ; present participle: adjoining ; 1.(Add, be next to) ááśááááááś, ááśáá, ááá, áááááˇá Example: Mexico adjoins he United States. 2.(TRANSITIVE) ááśááááááśáášá Example: The house adjoining ours is vacant. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: adjoined ; past participle: adjoined ; present participle: adjoining ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To join or unite to; to lie contiguous to; to be in contact with; to attach; to append. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To lie or be next, or in contact; to be contiguous; as, the houses adjoin. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To join one's self. Synonyms 1.abut, append, border, connect, join, unite Antonyms 1.divide, separate -# 'K!YAdjective'ĂŚdĘÉŞktÉŞv'á˘ááááá¸ááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(word added to a noun to, qualify limit, or define it, of an adjective) ááťáááśá g"%5e5
Adjectivally,ĂŚdĘÉŞk'taÉŞvÉlÉŞ,á˘ááááááá'áá¸áááá¸(adverb)
Y
Y :(#['eAdjudgeÉ'dĘĘdĘá˘áš ' ááááśáááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ááˇááˇááááá, ááśááááá áááḠá˘. ~ sth to sbâáááááááááááśáá~ legal damages to herááááá á˘áá
SEE: Adjudicate verb â past tense: adjudged ; past participle: adjudged ; present participle: adjudging ; 1.(á áááśáá) (TRANSITIVE) (Decide, assign, decree, decide by law, award (prize, etc), settle judicially, pronounce judgment) áááááá áááá¸, ááˇááˇá áááááá, áááááá á áˇááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: adjudged ; past participle: adjudged ; present participle: adjudging ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To award judicially in the case of a controverted question; as, the prize was adjudged to the victor. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To determine in the exercise of judicial power; to decide or award judicially; to adjudicate; as, the case was adjudged in the November term. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To regard or hold; to judge; to deem. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To sentence, to condemn |'#
SAdjournment"(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááśá, ááśááážáááśáááśááááááťá adjournment sine die ááśááážáááśáááśááááááťáááááśááááááááá
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśááážáááśáááśá Example: Putting off business or a session to another time or place. The decision of a court, legislature, or other meeting to stop meeting either temporarily or permanencetly. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááá˘áśáááˇá áá ááśáâáŹáááááááááťááá ááááá˝áááááŹáá áááááááá˝áááá á ááá áááá¸áááááá ááááááťááśááśá, á˘ááááá¸ááˇááááááááˇ, áŹá˘ááááááááťááááááááážáááá¸áááśááááááśááááááťáááśááááááá˘áśáááááŹááśá˘á áˇáááááááááá¸áá á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááá˘áśá, ááśááážáááśáááśááááááťá e&!E{AdjournÉ'dĘÉ:n á˘ášÂ ' áááášá(transitive verb)
adjournment (noun). ááśáááááśá, ááśááážáááśáááśááááááťá adjournment sine die ááśááážáááśáááśááááááťáááááśááááááááá
verb â past tense: adjourned ; past participle: adjourned ; present participle: adjourning ; 1.(To put off to another day, defer, put off, postpone) áážáááśáááśá, ááá˘áśá Example: The judge adjourned the court until the following day, congress adjourned when all business was finished. Example: We adjourned the meeting until next Friday. 2.(á áááśáá) áážáááśáááśá Example: Postpone or suspend business. á§ááśá áááá áááááśáŹááá˘áśáááˇá áá áááááś 3.ááá˘áśá, áážáááśáááśá, áážáááá
í } í +#7g#
AdjudicatorÉ'dĘu:dÉŞkeÉŞtÉ(r)á˘áš'ááááźááˇááááá(á)(noun)
verb â past tense: adjudicated ; past participle: adjudicated ; present participle: adjudicating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (between / on something) (try, judge, serve as a judge) ááśááááá áááá¸ááˇááˇá áááááá 2.(á áááśáá) ááˇááˇá ááá Example: To make a decision or announce a judgment based on evidence presented, usually in court. Noun : Adjudication. See Adjudge á§ááśá áááá áážááááá áá¸áááááááá âáŹáááááśáááśááááááááááá˘áśááážáááááťááśáâáááááśááááá áśáá ááááááťááśááśá á ááśáá ááá áá¸ááááˇááˇá ááá á
b @óż b Y/!1kE aAdjuration,ĂŚdĘĘ'ÉreÉŞĘná˘áš 'ááááśááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááááśáá, ááśááááááś, ááśáá˘áááááá, ááśááááááááá˘áśááááá áŹáááážááááá ááˇááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of adjuring; a solemn charging on oath, or under the penalty of a curse; an earnest appeal. 2.The form of oath or appeal. 0.!+aY
AdjunctiveĂŚ'dĘĘĹktÉŞvá˘ááâ 'ááááśáááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(joined, added, subordinate, associate, modifier, appendage) á˘ááá¸áááśáááááśááááááá, áááˇááś, áááááśááááááá, ááˇáááááśáá 2.(á áááśáá) áááááťááśáááá, áááááťáá Example: Something added to another, but in a subordinate, auxiliary or dependent position. á§ááśá áááá áááááťá˘á¸áááááááááááâáá áážáááááťáá˝ááááááááťáááááśáááśáááááááááááśáá, ááśáááá˝ááŹááśááá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááťááśáááá, áááááťááá (áááááťá˘ááá¸ááááááááááá áážáááááťáá˝ááááááááťáááááśáááśáááááááááááśááááśáááá˝á áŹááśááá) adjective 1.áááááśáááááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Something joined or added to another thing, but not essentially a part of it. 2.A person joined to another in some duty or service; a colleague; an associate. 3.A word or words added to quality or amplify the force of other words; as, the History of the American Revolution, where the words in italics are the adjunct or adjuncts of âHistory.â 4.A quality or property of the body or the mind, whether natural or acquired; as, color, in the body, judgment in the mind. 5.A key or scale closely related to another as principal; a relative or attendant key. adjective 1.Conjoined; attending; consequent. Synonyms 1.accessory, assistant, helper, modifier Antonyms 1.thing, primary, principal
Ů P ŽIŮ l3!)Y _AdjustableÉ'dĘĘstÉblá˘áš 'ááááśáááášáá(adjective)
1.Adjustable (wrench) ááááá adjective 1.áááá˘áśá ááááá¸ááŹááááá˝áááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of being adjusted. a2!MsyAdjustÉ'dĘĘstá˘áš 'ááááśáááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: adjusted ; past participle: adjusted ; present participle: adjusting ; 1.~ (something / oneself) (to something) (set right, regulate, make or become suitable, fit, adapt, settle) áááážá˛ááááááźá, ááááá˛áááááá, áááá á, áááááá Example: The mechanic adjusted the fuel pump in the engine, to adjust the length of a shirt, to adjust oneself to new circumstances in a quarrel.adjust a control ááááśááá˛ááááááźá adjust differences between two parties áááááťáááááá˝á adjust a claim ááźááśáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áá áŹááááááá˝á, ááááááşá áˇááá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) Adjust (courier new) áááááááá˝ááá ááśá 1'KW
AdjureÉ'dĘĘÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááááśáá(á)(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: administered ; past participle: administered ; present participle: administering ; 1.(Manage, provide, look after, put into effect, present, take, dispense, apply, give aid to) á˘ááˇááśá, ááááááááá, áááá˝áááááś, á˛áááášááŹááááąáá, ááśáá˛áááááá, ááˇááŹááśááááá˝áááž Example: The premier administers the affair of the country, to administer the laws, The bailiff administered the oath to the witness.administer government á˘ááˇááśá, ááááááááá administer medicine á˛ááááááśá administer justice ááśááááá Example: The high school was administered by Dr. Mony. 2.(á áááśáá) ááááá, ááááááááá Example: Manage: take charge of business. á§ááśá áááá á áśááá ááá ááá˝ááááááťáááˇá áá ááśáá áśááá áááááááá á Example: Settle and distribute the estate (property, money, etc) of a dead person. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááááˇáá áááá áśáááśááážáááááááááááááááá
ű cű d?-9
AdministrativelyĂŚd'mÉŞnÉŞstrÉtÉŞvlÉŞá˘ášá'ááˇááˇááááááááááş(á)(adverb)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (of sth)ááśááááááá˘áá~ of the countryááśáááááááááá, ááśáááśá, ááááááśá á˘. (a) ááááááśáá˘áśááááˇá (b) ááááááááśáááááááááśá˘ááááášáááśáááááááthe present ~ áááááśááˇááśá áŁ. ááśááááá áááśáááśááááá˝á áŹááśáááśáááśááśáááadministration of justiceááśááááááááááááˇáááááťááááˇáááGeneral Administration Departmentááááá˝ááá áśáááálocal administrationááśáááááááááááááááááźááˇááśá
noun 1.(Act of administering, direction, management) á˘ááˇááśá, áá¸á˘ááˇááśá, ááááááśá, ááśááááá˝áááááś, ááśáááśááááśáá, ááśáááááááááá Example: His administration of the government was upright.administration of the country ááśáááááááááá the present administration áááááśááˇááśá administration of justice ááśáááśááááá Example: The new foreman's administration of the plant emphasized safety. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááááááááˇáááááťááááˇááá, áááááśááˇááśá, ááśáááśá, ááááááśá
g g $A!)WM
Adminralty'ĂŚdmÉrÉltÉŞ'á˘áááááá¸ááá¸áá¸(noun)
noun 1.(one who directs, executes affairs of any kind) á˘áááááááááááá, á˘áááá áśááááśá, á˘ááˇááśá, á˘ááááááá˝áááááśáŹááááááááá, á˘áááááśáááśáááááááśá 2.(á áááśáá) á˘áááááááááááá Example: A person appointed by the court to manage the affairs or property of another person because that other person cannot, usually because he or she died without leaving a will. á§ááśá áááá áááááááťááśááśáâá áśááááśááá˘ááá áśááá ááááˇá áá ááśááŹááááááááááááááˇááááááááááááááááâáá¸áááááááááááááááááˇáá˘áśá áážáááá ááśáááśáááááááśáááááśáááááááááááááááśáááááááśáááááááááááááááśááá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááˇááśá, á˘áááááááááááá 4.(á áááśáá) á˘áááááááááááá, á áˇááźáááááááá Example: A person appointed by the court to manage the affairs or property of another person cannot, usually because he or she died without leaving a will. á§ááśá áááá áááááááťááśááśáá áśááááśááá˘ááá áśááá ááááˇá áá ááśáâáŹááááááááááááááˇááááááááááááááááâáá¸áááááááááááááááááˇáá˘áśá áážáááá ááśáááááááśáááááśáááááááááááááááśáááááááśáááááśáááááááááááááśááá á
E
L }E FE#Q# Admiral'ĂŚdmÉrÉl'á˘áááááášáááşá(noun)
(noun). áááááááśááśáááááážááášá, á§ááááááśáá¸áŻá The Lord Hight Admiralááááááááááá¸áá¸áááá¸ááśáááááá˝áááśá áśááážááášáAdminral of the Fleetááááśáááááťááážááášávice admiralááśáá§áááááááá¸áááááážááášá
noun 1.(Commander in chief of the navy, naval officer, commander of fleet or squadron) á§ááááááśáá¸áŻá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á§ááááááśáá¸áŻá jD
IAdmirably"(adverb)
adjective 1.(Worth admiring, excel lent) ááááá˝áá˛áááááážá, ááááá˝áá˛áááááážá , ááááá˝áááá, ááááĽáááá áá, áááá§áááá, áááááááážá, áááááááá Example: That soldier showed admirable courage in combat, to show admirable responsibility. Example: Bill did an admirable job in organizing the team. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Fitted to excite wonder; wonderful; marvelous. 2.Having qualities to excite wonder united with approbation; deserving the highest praise; most excellent; -- used of persons or things. Synonyms 1.eminent, fair, honest, honourable, noble, respectable, true trusty, upright, virtuous 2.creditable, steered, proper, reputable Antonyms 1.disgraceful, ignominious, infamous, shameful
Az1 I 'S=AdmiringÉd'maÉŞrÉŞĹá˘ášá ' áááśááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.~ somebody / something (for something) (respect highly, have a high opinion of, regard with wonder arid approval, esteem, or affection, wonder, marvel, approve) ááá, áááážá, ááááááážá, áááážá , áááááśá ááááá, áááááśá á˝áá áááť Example: We admired the beautiful picture, Miss Bopha admired Samat's handling of the younger children. Example: We all admired Alice's improvement in swimming. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To regard with wonder or astonishment; to view with surprise; to marvel at. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To regard with wonder and delight; to look upon with an elevated feeling of pleasure, as something which calls out approbation, esteem, love, or reverence; to estimate or prize highly; as, to admire a person of high moral worth, to admire a landscape. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To wonder; to marvel; to be affected with surprise; -- sometimes with at. Synonyms 1.adore, appreciate, approve, esteem, regard, respect, revere, venerate, wonder Antonyms 1.abhor, despise, dislike ;F!+{ KAdmiration,ĂŚdmÉ'reÉŞĘn,á˘áááááá¸Â 'áááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.~ (for somebody / something) (feeling of strong approval, pleasure arid respect, that which is admired) ááśááááážá, ááśááááážá , ááśáááá, ááśááááááááááá, ááá áááá¸ááááááážá Example: We noticed the boy's admiration of the troupe performers, The team was the admiration of all the people. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Wonder mingled with approbation or delight; an emotion excited by a person or thing possessed of wonderful or high excellence; as, admiration of a beautiful woman, of a landscape, of virtue. 2.Cause of admiration; something to excite wonder, or pleased surprise; a prodigy. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Wonder, astonishment
ë
r 1 ë /N !OmAdmissionÉd'mÉŞĘná˘ášá ' ááˇááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.~ (of something); ~ (that) (permission to enter, price paid in order to enter, acknowledgment, allowance, admittance) ááśáááá˝á, ááśáááťáááśááááźá, ááśáááááĄáááśáá, ááśáá áźá, ááśáááááááááá, ááśááááážáááśáááśá, ááśáááá˝ááááá˝áááááż, ááśáááááááá, ááááá áźá Example: Admissions to the college will be made in January, His silence is an admission of guilt.again admission áááááááá pay admission ááááá áźá admission of guilt ááśáááá˝ááááá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááá˝áááááśáá, ááśáá˘ááťááááśá, ááśáááá˝áááťáááśááááźá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáááá˝áááťáááśáááááźá Example: A voluntary statement that a fact or event is true. á§ááśá áááá ááá áá¸áááááááááááááááááá áˇáááâááśâá˘áááá áááťáá˝ááŹáááášááˇááááśááááá˝áááşááˇá á M!+S%
AdmissiblyÉd,mÉŞsÉ'blÉŞá˘ášá,'ááˇáášáááá¸(adverb)
(noun). ~ (to sth) ááˇááááˇááśááážáááááźáá˛áá, ááśááážáááˇááááˇá˛áá gain ~ ááśáá áźá ~ of minorsááśáá˘ááťááááśáá˛ááá áźá
noun 1.~ (to something) (admitting or being admitted, permission or right to enter, entrance, access) á áááá áźá, ááááźáá áźá, gain admittance ááśáá áźá admittance of minors á˘ááťááááśáá˛ááá áźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of giving possession of a copyhold estate. 2.The act of admitting. 3.Permission to enter; the power or right of entrance; also, actual entrance; reception. 4.Concession; admission; allowance; as, the admittance of an argument. 5.The reciprocal of impedance. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Admissibility wO 5iKAdmitÉdËmÉŞtá˘ášá 'áá¸á(verb)
(verb). (pt.,pp. admitted) áĄ. ~ (to sth/doing sth) ááá˝áááááśáá, ááá˝áááśáááśá, ááá˝ááááá˝á á˘. ~ (to/into sth); ~ sb/sth (to sth) á˘ááťááááśáá˛ááá áźá áŁ. ááśááááááá áŹáłááśááááááśáá, ááśááááśá, ááśáááááááááááááááá á¤. ááťáááááááśá, ááťáááááááá˛ááyour fault does not admit of any excusesááááˇááááááááááááśáá áááťá ááśáá˝áá˘áśá áááááááśááááá˝áááśááá
1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá áááá¸áááááááá¸á˘áááááááşáážááášááááááááááá verb â past tense: admitted ; past participle: admitted ; present participle: admitting ; 1.~ to something / doing something allow to enter, let in, accept as true, let in concede. áážáá˛ááá áźá, ááá˝á, ááá˝áááśááááźá, ááááááá, ááá˝áááááśááááá áťá Example: This ticket will admit you to the concert, I admit the truth of the story.admit guilt ááá˝ááááá˝á admit minors á˘ááťááááśáá˛ááá áźá Example: Bob admits that he ate all the candy. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááá˝áááááśáá, ááá˝áááśáááśá, á˘ááťááááśá, ááááááá˝áá˘ááá áźáááś, ááśááááśá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááá˝áá˘áááááááşá áźáááááá¸áááááá
6
¨f 6 QU!Ee}
AdmonitoryÉdËmÉnÉŞtrÉŞ; US -tÉ:rÉŞá˘ááá' ááááááˇáášáá¸(adjective)
noun 1.~ somebody (for something / doing something) (warn, reprove gently, in struck or direct, rebuke) áááááśáááśááááżá, áááážáááááášá, áááá¸áááááá, ááááťá Example: The boys were admonished for their misconduct he admonished us not to drive for. verb â past tense: admonished ; past participle: admonished ; present participle: admonishing ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśá, ááśááááżá, áááá¸áááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: admonished ; past participle: admonished ; present participle: admonishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To warn or notify of a fault; to reprove gently or kindly, but seriously; to exhort. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To counsel against wrong practices; to cation or advise; to warn against danger or an offense; -- followed by of, against, or a subordinate clause. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To instruct or direct; to inform; to notify. TR 1Q 1AdmixtureĂŚdËmÉŞkstĘÉ(r)á˘ááá 'áá¸áááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(act of mixing, state of being mixed, an alien or added element, a compound containing, such an element) ááśáááśáá áźáááááś, á ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of mixing; mixture. 2.The compound formed by mixing different substances together. 3.That which is mixed with anything.
Y
4 = 9Y \[';c
AdonisÉËdÉĘnÉŞsá˘áš 'ááźáá¸á(noun)
1.(growing to manhood, of or characteristic of adolescence, a boy or girl from puberty to adulthood) ááááááááááá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááťáááááááá 2.áááťááááááááá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááááááťá, áááááśááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Growing; advancing from childhood to maturity. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A youth Y#-e #
AdolescencyËĂŚdÉËlesnsÉŞá˘áááááş 'áĄááášáááá¸(noun)
(noun). (pl. ados) ááśáááˇááśá, áááááá, ááśááááážáá áˇááá, ááśáááśáááááááááťáá áˇááá much ado about nothingááśááááááááááśááĽáá˘áááž without further ado ááááĽáááááśáá ááá have no further ado ááťáááˇááśáá ááážá, ááˇáááśá áááˇááśáááááśá ááážáááááá
noun 1.(Fuss, bustle, trouble, confusion) ááááśá á, áááážááááá˝á, áááážááááááááážá, ááśáááá¸ááááśáá, ááśáááˇááśá Example: There was much ado over the new job. 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááá áááá¸áááááťá, ááśáááśááááááśáá, ááśááĄááááááśááá¸, ááááśáááśáááááˇááśá, áááááá |V 9-
Adnate'ĂŚdneÉŞt'á˘áááááá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. ááśáá˘ááťááá, ááśáááááááá, ááśáá˘ááťááááááááśá á˘. ~ of child ááśáááááá áˇááá ášáááśááźá ~ of a resolution ááśáááááááá ~ of a new policy ááśáá áśááááááž
Related forms â noun: Adoption noun 1.(approval, acceptance) ááśááááážááážá, á˘áááśá áááážá, áááááťáááážááážá adoption of a child ááśáááááá áˇááá ášáááśááźá adoption on a resolution ááśáááááááá adoption a new policy ááśáá áśááááááž 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá˘ááťááá, ááśáááááááá, áŹáááážááááá¸, áŹááˇáááááááˇááááḠ3.âááááťáááźá ááśáááá˝áâááśááźá âááśáááá˝áâááśááźáâá áˇááá ášá ]
k
Adoptable"(adjective)
verb â past tense: adopted ; past participle: adopted ; present participle: adopting ; 1.(Take into relationship, approve, accept, take, utilize, select and accept as one's own, e.g. a view) áážááá, ááááśááśá, áááááśá, ááááááá Example: The right course to adopt, Adopt the habits and customs; of the country, My adoption of a law.adopt a resolution ááááááá adopt a new policy á áśááááááž Example: Having no children of their own they decided to adopt an orphan. 2.(á áááśáá) âááááááááá Example: Accept, choose, or take as one's own property, acts or ideas. á§ááśá áááá ááááááá, áááážááážáâáŹáááááážááááśááááááˇáá ááśá˘ááážáŹááśááááˇááááááááá˝áááááśáá á 3.(á áááśáá) á˘ááťááá Example: Pass a law and put it into effect. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááťáááá áááśáá ááˇáááśááá˘ááá áźáááśááááśá á 4.(á áááśáá) ááťáááźá Example: Take a child of another as one's own, with all of the rights and duties there would have been if it had been one's biological child. á§ááśá áááá ááááźáá˘áááááááááááâáááážááśááźááááááááá˝áâáááááśáááˇááˇáá ááˇááááá¸áááˇá áá ááśááá˘ááâááźá ááśááźááŻáááááśáá á
Ç @
ĘÍ Ç c#-yUAdoreÉËdÉ:(r)á˘áš 'á(á)(transitive verb)
verb â present participle: adoring ; 1.(Worship, regard with deep respect, and affection) ááááĄáśáááŹá áźáá áˇáááááśááááśáá Example: Bopha adored her father, I adore swimming. Example: Cornelia adored her children and did everything to make them happy. 2.(RELATIVE) áááážáááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING verb â present participle: adoring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To worship with profound reverence; to pay divine honors to; to honor as deity or as divine. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To love in the highest degree; to regard with the utmost esteem and affection; to idolize. Synonyms 1.esteem, honour, love, respect, revere, venerate, worship Antonyms 1.despise, hate, ignore á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To adorn yb -c Q#AdorationËĂŚdÉËreÉŞĘnËá˘ášááš 'ááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(Homage, worship, devoted love) áááááśáá, ááááá áśáááááááááááá, ááśáá áźáá áˇááááŹááááĄáśááááśááááśáá 2.(RELATIVE) ááśááááážáááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of playing honor to a divine being; the worship paid to God; the act of addressing as a god. 2.Homage paid to one in high esteem; profound veneration; intense regard and love; fervent devotion. 3.A method of electing a pope by the expression of homage from two thirds of the conclave. Oa +S)
AdorablyÉËdÉ:rÉblÉŞá˘áš 'ááşáááşáááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(Worthy of deep love or worship, lovely, charming) ááááá˝áá˛ááááááĄáśáá, ááááá˝ááááážáááááśáá Example: An adorable girl. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Deserving to be adored; worthy of divine honors. 2.Worthy of the utmost love or respect. <_ %A AdoptiveÉËdÉptÉŞvá˘áš 'ááááá¸á(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. by ~ ááśáááťáááá á˘. an ~ ááááżáááá˘, ááááżáááťáááá, ááśáááá˘áˇáááá˘áśá
noun 1.(Something, that adds beauty, decoration, decorating, ornament) by adornment ááśáááťáááá Example: A jeweled pin was the only adornment on the dress, to be busy with the adornment of the room the day before the party.an adornment ááááżáááá˘, ááááżáááťáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An adorning; an ornament; a decoration. e ) IAdornÉËdÉ:ná˘áš 'áá(transitive verb)
noun 1.áááá¸áá, ááśááááˇááááááá, ááśáááśáá§ááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being adroit; skill and readiness; dexterity. 'j#AAdroitÉËdrÉÉŞtá˘áš 'áááááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Skillful, expert, dexterous, ingenious, skilled, adept) ááááááˇááááááá, áááááśáá§ááśááá, áááááááśá Example: We admired the judge's adroit questioning of the witness. Example: Old Bill is still adroit enough to do these beautiful and intricate carvings. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Dexterous in the use of the hands or in the exercise of the mental faculties; exhibiting skill and readiness in avoiding danger or escaping difficulty; ready in invention or execution; -- applied to persons and to acts; as, an adroit mechanic, an adroit reply. Synonyms 1.apt, clever, dexterous, quick, quickwitted, skillful, dented, witty, bright, ingenious, sharp, smart Antonyms 1.awkward, bungling, clumsy, slow, unskilled 2.dull, foolish |i!Sg5AdriftÉËdrÉŞftá˘áš 'áááá¸á áááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Floating free, floating about at random, at mercy of the wind and tide) ááááááśáá, ááááááśááá áááá¸ááááźá, áááááááśááá¸á áááśáá Example: The boat was set adrift by the storm. ENGLISH MEANING adjective / adverb 1.Floating at random; in a drifting condition; at the mercy of wind and waves. Also fig.
š
j s1K)Adult'ĂŚdĘlt,ÉËdĘlt'á˘áááááśáááá(adjective)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááˇáá, áááťááááááááá 2.(á áááśáá) áá¸ááˇáá, áááťááááááááá Example: A person over the legal age a state has set for full rights (such as voting) to begin. á§ááśá áááá áááťááááááááśáá˘áśááťáážááá¸á˘áśááťááśáááááźáá áááśááâáááááááâááśááááááá˘ááá áśáááážáááááśáááˇááˇáááááááá (ááźá ááśááˇááˇááááááááááááśáážá) á Xr )GG
AdulerineÉËdĘlÉri:ná˘áš 'ááśáĄášáá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(characterized by adultery, illicit, spurious, impure, adultering, illegal) ááááśááááááá áˇáááááááśáá¸áŹáááˇááś ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Guilty of, or given to, adultery; pertaining to adultery; illicit. 2.Characterized by adulteration; spurious. Aw!-Y
AdulterineÉËdĘltÉraÉŞná˘áá 'ááśáááášááˇá(adjective)
(noun). ááśáááááá, ááśááááážá˛áááááśáá áźáááááś by ~ááśááááážá˛áááááááťááá an ~ á˘ááá¸áááááááááťááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááťáááááá, áááá Example: Adulterated milk. verb â past tense: adulterated ; past participle: adulterated ; present participle: adulterating ; 1.(Make inferior, impure, corrupt, alloy, debase) áááážáááá˛ááááťááá, ááááá, áááážá˛ááááźá Example: Milk adulterated with water is not as good as whole milk. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Tainted with adultery. 2.Debased by the admixture of a foreign substance; adulterated; spurious. verb â past tense: adulterated ; past participle: adulterated ; present participle: adulterating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To defile by adultery. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To corrupt, debase, or make impure by an admixture of a foreign or a baser substance; as, to adulterate food, drink, drugs, coin, etc. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To commit adultery. Synonyms 1.abase, alloy, corrupt, debase, defile, degrade, deprave, depress, humiliate, impair, lower, pervert, vitiate Antonyms 1.enhance, improve, raise, restore, vitalise
A { ']q]Adumbrate'ĂŚdĘmbreÉŞt'áááááśáááááááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: adumbrated ; past participle: adumbrated ; present participle: adumbrating ; 3rd person singular present adumbrates 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááźáááśá, ááśáááááśá, ááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: adumbrated ; past participle: adumbrated ; present participle: adumbrating ; 3rd person singular present adumbrates 1.(TRANSITIVE) To give a faint shadow or slight representation of; to outline; to shadow forth. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To overshadow, to shade Fz 'Yo/AdulthoodÉËdĘlthĘdá˘áš 'ááśááááá ááťá(noun)
noun â Plural: Adulteries 1.(á áááśáá) ááśáááˇáááááá Example: Voluntary heterosexual intercourse between a married person and a person who is not the husband or wife. á§ááśá áááá ááśááá˝áááááááááááááťáááááśâááááááááááá áˇáááâáâááśááááťáááâáááááśáá áááá˘áśááśáááˇááśá áá ážáááśáá˝ááášááááťááááááááˇááááááśáááá¸áŹááááááááááááááá˝á á 2.ááśááááááá áˇááááááḠáŹááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Adulteries 1.The unfaithfulness of a married person to the marriage bed; sexual intercourse by a married man with another than his wife, or voluntary sexual intercourse by a married woman with another than her husband. 2.Lewdness or unchastity of thought as well as act, as forbidden by the seventh commandment. 3.Faithlessness in religion. 4.The fine and penalty imposed for the offense of adultery. 5.The intrusion of a person into a bishopric during the life of the bishop. 6.Injury; degradation; ruin. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Adulteration, corruption
} ?[
Adust'ĂŚdĘst'áááááśááá(noun)
noun 1.ááááááááśá, áááážááˇáááśááááááá , ááááźáááśá, ááśáááááážááášáááááśá, ááá áááá¸áááááá, ááááá, ááśáá áśáááááážá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáá áśáááááážá 3.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáá áśáááááážá, ááśááááá áááááťáááááá 4.ááśáááźáááśá, ááśáááśá, ááśáááááśá, ááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of adumbrating, or shadowing forth. 2.A faint sketch; an outline; an imperfect portrayal or representation of a thing. 3.The shadow or outlines of a figure. style="color: #0000ff;">in advance ááśááťá
noun 1.(A forward movement, gradual approach, paying out of money before due, increase in price, expansion of knowledge) ááśáááżáááżááá ááťá Example: Advance him money on his wages, Advance a suggestion, The army has made an advance, This invention is a great advance. advance in value ááśááĄážááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááááááśá, á áááśááťááá ááťá, ááśáá áááážááá ááťá adjective 1.Advance payment ááááśáááážáá˛ááááťá verb â past tense: advanced ; past participle: advanced ; present participle: advancing ; 1.ááżáááżá, á áááážá, á˘ááááááśááááťá, áĄážááááá, ááśááááááž, áááĄážá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (on / towards somebody / something) troops advance áá ááťá, á áźááá ááťá countries advance ááżáááżá, á áááážáááźáááśáááážááá ááťá advance in value áĄážááááá 3.(TRANSITIVE) (Bring forward, encourage, pay beforehand, go, forward, forward, go up it rank, price, etc., promote, progress, propose as a claim, supply beforehand) ááťá, ááźá, ááááťááá ááťá, áážááá ááťá, áážááá ááťá, ááśáá áááážá, áážáááżáááá, áááá ááťá, ááˇáááśááááááá , á˛áááá ááťá, á˛ááá áźááá ááťá advance a cause áá˝áá§ááááááá advance someone in rank áááĄážááááááᡠadvance funds á˛ááááááśááááťáááááááááááááźáá˛áá
ű ű ˝y~;GŕAdvanceÉdËvÉ:ns; US -'vĂŚnsá˘ášá 'áááśááá(adjective)
(intransitive verb).áááážá áááśáá ááťá troops ~áá ááťá, á áźááá ááťá countries ~ááżáááżá, á áááážáááźáááśáá, áážááá ááťá advance in value áĄážááááá
advanced (adjective). áĄ. áááááśáááśáááá áŹáá¸áá áááážáááááááááˇáááááá ~ country ááżáááżá, áááááźáááśáá ~ French class ááááá á˘. áááááśáááááááááˇáááˇááśáááááśáááśá áŁ. ááááá áááá¸á ážáááťáááśááááá˝áááááśááááźáá á¤. á áśáá, á áśááááśá, ááżáááśáááááśáááśá, áá ááťáááśá of advanced age á áśáá, áááááśááááá áśáá advanced level:áááááˇáááááá advanced studentsááťááśáááśáááťá, ááˇááááááááśáááťááá well advanced in years á˘áśááťá ááážáááśááá ážá
(2) (noun)
(noun). ~ (in sth); ~ (on sth) áĄ. ááťáááááááśá, á áááśááťááá ááťá ~ in science ááśáááżáááżááá ááťá á˘. ááśáááááážááááá, ááśáááááá¸áááááá áŁ. ááśááááááááááśááťá, áááá áśá, ááśáá˛ááááá Ḡá¤. áááááááśá advance of funds ááśáá˛ááááááśááááťááááááááá (Mil.) rapid ~ááśáá áźááá ááťá
(noun). áĄ. ááááááá˝áááťá á˘. áááááááśá, ááśááá¸áá áááážá, ááśáááźáááśáá ~ in scienceááśáááżáááżááá ááťá, ááśáá áááážá áŁ. ááśááááĄážáááśááadvancement in rankááśááĄážáááááááˇ
noun 1.(A moving forward, pro motion in rank or standing) ááśááĄážáááśááááááááááˇ, ááá áááá¸á áááážá, ááśááá, ááśáááżááá ááťá, ááááááá˝áááťá Example: To have hopes of advancement. advancement in science ááśáááżáááżááá ááťá, ááśáá áááážá advancement in rank ááśááĄážááááááᡠ2.(á áááśáá) ááááááá˝áááťá Example: A gift given by a parent to his or her child that is intended to represent all or part of the child's share of the estate in the event the parent dies intestate without a will. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááááááááŞááťáâáŹááááśáá˘áááá ááźáâáááááˇáááśá ááááááśááá˘ááâáŹá áááááá˝áááśááááážááźááá áážááááááááá ááááśáááááśáááááááááśáááťááááááśááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of advancing, or the state of being advanced; progression; improvement; furtherance; promotion to a higher place or dignity; as, the advancement of learning. 2.An advance of money or value; payment in advance. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Property given, usually by a parent to a child, in advance of a future distribution. 2.(TRANSITIVE) Settlement on a wife, or jointure. I %MKiAdvancedÉdËvÉ:nstá˘áš 'áááśááááá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. áááááśáááśáááá áŹáá¸áá áááážáááááááááˇáááááá ~ country ááżáááżá, áááááźáááśáá ~ French class ááááá á˘. áááááśáááááááááˇáááˇááśáááááśáááśá áŁ. ááááá áááá¸á ážáááťáááśááááá˝áááááśááááźáá á¤. á áśáá, á áśááááśá, ááżáááśáááááśáááśá, áá ááťáááśá of advanced age á áśáá, áááááśááááá áśáá advanced level:áááááˇáááááá advanced studentsááťááśáááśáááťá, ááˇááááááááśáááťááá well advanced in years á˘áśááťá ááážáááśááá ážá
Past or Past Participle form of: advance adjective 1.(in the front rank) áááááźá, áááááżá, áááááááťáááááťá, ááááá ááťá, áááá ááááťá, ááżááá ááťá, ááˇáááááˇááśá, ááśáá áááážáááśááá advanced country ááżáááżá, áááááźáááśáá advanced French class ááááá of advanced age á áśáá, áááááśááááá áśáá
Ő R Ő y %7kGAdvantageousËĂŚdvÉnËteÉŞdĘÉsá˘ášá 'áááśááááááááşá(adjective)
adjective 1.ááśáááááááá, áááááśáááśááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Being of advantage; conferring advantage; gainful; profitable; useful; beneficial; as, an advantageous position; trade is advantageous to a nation. * EY¤GAdvantageÉdËvÉ:ntÉŞdĘ; US -'vĂŚn-á˘ášá 'áááśááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). ~ (over sb) áĄ. á˘ááááááááááá á˘. á§ááááááśá, á˘áśááťááśá áŁ. ááááśááá áááá ~ of an education ááśáááááááááá á¤. ááśáááśááááááááśá, ááááśáááśáá˘ááááááááśá áĽ. (Sing) (áá¸áĄáśááśáááźáááśáá) ááˇááááťááááźáááááťááá¸áĄáś take advantage of sth / sb ááá¸ááž, ááááááááááááááááá¸, ááááááłááśá to good advantage á˛ááááśááááááááá to have advantage ofááśáááá˝áááááááááááˇááá to advantage áá ááśáááááźáááá˘
1.(COLLOQUIAL) ááááááąááśá noun 1.~ (over somebody) (gain, superiority, make the best use of (something), impose upon or treat (someone) unfairly. take advantage of to be in a superior or advantageous position over. -to advantage to good effect, advantageously) ááááá, ááááááá, áážááá, áážááżáááá Example: Gain an advantage. advantage of an education ááśáááááááááá, á˘ááááááááááá have an advantage over ááśááááááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á§ááááááśá, á˘áśááťááśá, ááááśááá áááá verb â past tense: advantaged ; past participle: advantaged ; present participle: advantaging ; 1.á áááá, ááśááááááááá, áááážááááśáá
S
[
k %3oKuAdventitiousËĂŚdventËtÉŞĘÉsËá˘ááááááá 'ááˇááá ášá(adjective)
adjective 1.(nonessential, appearing in an abnormal position) ááááážááĄážááááá ááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Added extrinsically; not essentially inherent; accidental or causal; additional; supervenient; foreign. 2.Out of the proper or usual place; as, adventitious buds or roots. 3.Accidentally or sparingly spontaneous in a country or district; not fully naturalized; adventive; -- applied to foreign plants. 4.Acquired, as diseases; accidental. U K}[Advent'ĂŚdvÉnt'á˘ááááááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. the ~ of sth/sb ááśáááááá, á˘áśáááá á˘. áááááááá˝ááááááśá áááťáááťáááááźá˘áá
noun 1.~ of something / somebody (coming, coming of Christ, arrival, approach, appearance, the Incarnation) ááśáááááá Example: The advent of winter. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The period including the four Sundays before Christmas. 2.The first or the expected second coming of Christ. 3.Coming; any important arrival; approach. áááźááááá áśá â(áááźááááá áśáâááááâá˘ááá áśááâááśáâááâ)t #]o
AdvectionĂŚdËvekĘn'á˘áááááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(Enterprise, risk, bold undertaking, chance, to risk, to venture, to dare) áááśááśááá Example: The climbing of Mountain Everest is one of the boldest adventures of mankind.movie is an adventure ááżáááááááááá business adventure ááśááááááťá 2.(GENERAL) ááśáááááááááááááśáááášááá Example: exciting adventure verb â past tense: adventured ; past participle: adventured ; present participle: adventuring ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááťá, ááááááááá Example: Her adventure in Africa. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A mercantile or speculative enterprise of hazard; a venture; a shipment by a merchant on his own account. 2.That which happens without design; chance; hazard; hap; hence, chance of danger or loss. 3.Risk; danger; peril. 4.The encountering of risks; hazardous and striking enterprise; a bold undertaking, in which hazards are to be encountered, and the issue is staked upon unforeseen events; a daring feat. 5.A remarkable occurrence; a striking event; a stirring incident; as, the adventures of one's life. verb â past tense: adventured ; past participle: adventured ; present participle: adventuring ; 1.To risk, or hazard; jeopard; to venture. 2.To venture upon; to run the risk of; to dare. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To try the chance; to take the risk. Synonyms 1.experience, happening, story, tale
~
Ô Ô ~ +7Y '
AdventurousnessÉdËventĘÉrÉsnÉŞsá˘ášá 'ááááááşáá¸á(noun)
feminine: adventuress noun 1.(One who seeks or has adventures, one who lives by dishonest schemes) wandering adventurer áááážáááá, á˘ááááážáááá, á˘áááááááááááá Example: The adventurer swindled the old man out of the savings. 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááťááááááá ááśááááááťáááááťáááśáááááá¸, áááťááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who adventures; as, the merchant adventurers; one who seeks his fortune in new and hazardous or perilous enterprises. 2.A social pretender on the lookout for advancement.
Z Ĺ
ŕZ =Q qAdversary'ĂŚdvÉsÉrÉŞ; US -serÉŞ'á˘áááááášááˇáá¸(noun)
(noun). áááááźá, áá áá áśááˇááá adversaries ( in a contest)ááźááááá˝á, ááźáááááśáá (Lit.)áááááˇááááá
noun â Plural: Adversaries 1.(Enemy, rival, opponent, antagonist, opponent, rival) áááááźá, áá áá áśááˇááá, ááźááááśáá, ááźáááááśáá Example: Sothun shook hands. with his adversary before the match.adversaries (in a contest) ááźááááá˝á, ááźáááááśáá, áááááˇááááá Example: George's adversary in the boxing match was the biggest man he's over seen. 2.ááźáááááźá, ááźáááááśáá, áá áá áśááˇááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááźááááááśá Example: Opponent or litigant in a legal controversy or action. see Adverse party. á§ááśá áááá ááźáááááśáá áŹááźáááá¸ááááťáááżáááˇááśáâáŹááááťáâááááášáááśáááááźáá áááśáá á áááˇááááâ áá áá áśááˇáááâ ááśáa
)Ke{Adverbial'ĂŚdvÉ:bÉŞÉl'ááááááášááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Of an adverb) ááááˇááˇááśááááááˇááá, ááááťáááˇááˇááś ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of or pertaining to an adverb; of the nature of an adverb; as, an adverbial phrase or form. 7 ?w 1Adverb'ĂŚdvÉ:b'á˘ááááááşá(noun)
noun 1.(A word added to modify a verb. adjective, or other adverb) ááˇááˇááśááááááˇááááá, ááťáááˇááˇááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A word used to modify the sense of a verb, participle, adjective, or other adverb, and usually placed near it; as, he writes well; paper extremely white.
Ú W +QCAdversityÉdËvÉ:sÉtÉŞËá˘ášá 'áááşáášáá¸(noun)
(noun). (pl. -ies) ááśáááˇáá˘ááťááááá, áááááááśá , ááá áááá¸áááááááááá, ááśááááááááááśá adversity balance of trade áłáááśáááááá¸áááśááˇááááááá adversity factoráááááśááˇáá˘áááááá
noun â Plural: Adversities 1.(Great trouble or trial, misfortune, hardship, calamity) ááśáááˇáá˘ááťááááá, áááááááśá , á˘ááťáá, ááááśáá˘áśááááá, áááášááááˇááśáááá˘áśááááá Example: Nimol knew many days of adversity. Example: The adversities of war left man millions of people homeless and penniless. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááˇáá˘áááááá, áááá˘áśááááá Synonyms 1.accident, affliction, calamity, catastrophe, disaster, distress, hard ship, misfortune, mishap, ruin Antonyms 1.blessing, comfort, property, success á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Opposition, contrariety " 9'[Adverse'ĂŚdvÉ:s'á˘áááááşá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Opposed to, hostile, unfavorable, unfriendly, opposing, contrary, damaging, unfortunate) ááááááááśáá, áááááááśáá Example: The judge gave an adverse decision, Dara struggled against adverse circumstances, An adverse wind delayed the ship.adverse weather áááááˇáááá˘, áááááá˘áťáááá˘áśáá adverse circumstances áááááśááśáááááááśáá, áááááˇáá˘ááťááááá Example: Adverse business conditions made him decide to close the shop. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇáááá˘, ááˇáá˘áááááá, áááááśáá
J J 5 %c[Advertise'ĂŚdvÉtaÉŞz'ááááááášááśáá ááá(transitive verb)
(intransitive verb). áááááś, ááááśá, ááááááááááśáááśáááśá advertise for (a house, etc) ááááśááááášáááááˇá
advertisement (noun). áĄ. newspaper ~ á˘áááááááááśá (ááááŹááˇá) á˘. ááśáá˘áááśáááśááá, ááśáááááśááááášá radio ~ááśáááˇááśááááááśááááśá (ááśáááˇááááťáŹááźááááááá) áŁ. by ~ áááááśááśááˇááááááá
verb â past tense: advertised ; past participle: advertised ; present participle: advertising ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (Make known, give public notice of, announce publicly, ask for by public notice) áááážááá áááá¸áááááśá, áááááśá, áááááś, ááááááááááśá, ááááśááááášá Example: It pays to advertise, Advertise a house for sale, The store manager advertised a sale of bats.advertise goods ááááśá, áááááśááá, ááááśáááśááˇááááááá advertise a meeting ááááśá, áááááśáá˛áááášá y ?Advert'ĂŚdvÉ:t'á˘ááááááşá(noun)
noun 1.(refer or allude, turn attention to) ááááśáááááśááááááťáááááááá, ááˇááśááááááˇááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááś ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To turn the mind or attention; to refer; to take heed or notice; -- with to; as, he adverted to what was said.
Πp Πp !1mG
AdvertiserĂŚËdvÉtaÉŞzÉ(r)'á˘áááááášááśáá áááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (opinion given, counsel, guidance, notification, advice about one thing) ááááśá, ááááśáááááž, áááážááˇááˇááŹáááá ááá˘ááťááˇááá, ááźááááśá, áááá áá, ááááá , ááááááááášááááś give advice ááśáááááááśá, áąááśá seek advice ááááááááŻááá Example: It you take my advice, You'll finish school before looking for a job. 2.(áá áá ááááá) (UNCOUNTABLE) ááááźááááśá, áąááśá, ááśáááááááśá m #-oMAdvertising'ĂŚdvÉtaÉŞzÉŞĹ'á˘áááááášááśáá áááá¸á(noun)
(transitive verb). ~ (sb) against sth / doing sth;~ sb (on sth); ~ sb (of sth) áĄ. ~ student ááááśá á˘. ~ the president áááášááááś, áááááááááá áŁ. ~ them to go ááááśáá, áááááśá á¤. ~ sb (of sth) (ááśááˇááááááá) ááááááááááśáááśááááźáááśá ~ him of your arrival á˛áááááášá, ááááśáááááášá, á˛áááááááśá
verb â past tense: advised ; past participle: advised ; present participle: advising ; 1.~ (somebody) against something / doing something; ~ somebody (on something) (give an opinion to, give advice to, give advice to, counsel, direct, give information to, consult with, deliberate expediency) ááááśá, á˘áááá Example: I would advise you to save your money.advise the president áááášááááśááááá advise them to go ááááśáá, áááááśá advise him of your arrival á˛áááááášá Example: Her father advised her to go out with friends of her own age. 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááąááśá, áááááááááááśá, ááźááááśá [ )SgeAdvisableÉdËvaÉŞzÉblá˘ášá 'áááśááášáá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ (to do sth) ááááá˝áááááž, ááśááá, ááááśá, áááááśáááááážá,â áááá˘áśá áááážáá ááśá advisable to go immediatelyáá˝ááááá ááááśáOpposite inadvisable
adjective 1.~ (to do something) (worth taking as good advice, sensible, wise) advisable plan ááááá˝áááááž, áááá˘áśá áááážáá ááśá Example: It is advisable to cross a river by a bridge.advisable to go immediately ááááá˝ááááá ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Proper to be advised or to be done; expedient; prudent. 2.Ready to receive advice.
R í
R + 'QI)Advocacy'ĂŚdvÉkÉsÉŞ'á˘ááááášáášááá¸(noun)
noun 1.~ (of something) (an advocating, a speaking or writing in support, support, promotion) ááśáááśáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśáááśá (ááśáááśáááá áŹáážááááá˝ááááśááááááááźáááááˇááááááááááá áŹááˇááááˇáá˝á) 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáááśáááśá, ááśáááśááááááźáá áááť Example: The active support or promotion of an idea, interest or right. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááśááááâáŹáážááááá˝áâáááśááááááááźáâááááˇááááááááááááŹááˇááááˇáá˝á á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of pleading for or supporting; work of advocating; intercession. +_+ qAdvisoryÉdËvaÉŞzÉrÉŞá˘ášá 'áááśáá ááášáá¸(adjective)
(adjective). áááááśááá˛ááááááá advisory board / council ááááťááááášááááś in an advisory capacity ááśáá¸áááášááááś
(noun). (pl. -ies) (US) á˘áááááá˛ááááááá, ááśááááááá˛ááááááá
adjective 1.(Advising, giving advice) áááááśááá˛ááááááá, áááááśááááˇááááááŹá˛ááááááá advisory council ááááááťááááášááááś in an advisory capacity áááááśáá¸áááášááááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááá˘ááááááá [ %]aiAdviserÉdËvaÉŞzÉá˘ášá 'áááśáá áááş(á)(noun)
(also US advisor) (noun). ~ (to sb) (on sth) áá¸áááášááááś, á˘áááá˛ááááááźááááśá
noun 1.~ (to somebody) (on something) (person who gives advice or counsel) á˘ááááąáááąááśá, á˘ááááááááśá, á˘áááááááśá -Y
AdvisedlyÉdËvaÉŞzÉŞdlÉŞá˘ášá 'áááśááášááá¸(adverb)
(noun). ááśáááśáááśá, ááśáá§áááááááááśáááá Idiom, Idiomatic under the aegis of sb/ stháááááśáááśáááśáááááá¸ááááśááááśáá, áááááááśáááśáááá
noun 1.(anything that protects, originally the shield of Jupiter, protection) ááśáá§áááááááááśáááá, áááááśááśááááááááśá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáá§ááááááá, ááśáááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A shield or protective armor; -- applied in mythology to the shield of Jupiter which he gave to Minerva. Also fig.: A shield; a protection. #7mAdzeĂŚdzá˘áááá áá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A carpenter's or cooper's tool, formed with a thin arching blade set at right angles to the handle. It is used for chipping or slicing away the surface of wood. " 'W
Adynamic'ĂŚdÉŞnÉmÉŞk'á˘ááááá¸áášááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) á˘áááááśáááśâáááźáá áááť Example: A person who speaks for another person, for a âcauseâ, or for an organization in order to persuade others. á§ááśá áááá ááááááĄážáâáááááááśáááśáâááááśááááśááááááťáâááťáááá áááťâááśâáá˝ááŹááˇááśáááśáááśáá˘áááááśáâááśáá˝ááážáááá¸áááá áťááááá áźáá˘áááááá á 2.(á áááśáá) ááááśáḠExample: Lawyer 3.(á áááśáá) ááˇááśáááśáááá Example: To speak in favor of something. á§ááśá áááá ááˇááśáááśááťááááááááááááá˘á¸áááá˝á á verb â past tense: advocated ; past participle: advocated ; present participle: advocating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Recommend, maintain by argument, support) ááśáááá, ááááááá Example: Our teacher is an advocate of reforms tax laws. ááááśáḠááááśáááá¸â á˘áááââááśááâáááá¸
đô Z *-S?
Aerator'eÉreÉŞtÉĘ(r)'á˘ááá 'ááááá(á)(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááážá˛áááááááááˇáááááá¸áá¸ááááááá, ááśáááśááá˛ááááááźáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Exposure to the free action of the air; airing; as, aeration of soil, of spawn, etc. 2.A change produced in the blood by exposure to the air in respiration; oxygenation of the blood in respiration; arterialization. 3.The act or preparation of charging with carbonic acid gas or with oxygen. T ( =C!Aerate'eÉreÉŞtá˘ááááááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: aerated ; past participle: aerated ; present participle: aerating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (expose to air, to charge with gas, supply with air) ááśááá˛ááááááźáááááááááá áźáááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááážáášáááááá, ááśááá˛áááááááááˇáááááá¸áá¸ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: aerated ; past participle: aerated ; present participle: aerating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To combine or charge with gas; usually with carbonic acid gas, formerly called fixed air. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To supply or impregnate with common air; as, to aerate soil; to aerate water. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To expose to the chemical action of air; to oxygenate (the blood) by respiration; to arterialize. '5[
Aeon'i:Éná˘áᡠ'á˘ášá(noun)
noun 1.(FRENCH) á˘ááááá adjective 1.(GENERAL) ááááá˘áśááśá 2.(gaseous, of air, ethereal, existing in the air, antenna, (Wireless) collecting wire, dreaming. -aerial ladder a long, extensible ladder) áááááśááááá, ááááážááááááááá, ááááá áážá˘áśááśá, ááá˘áśááśáááśá Example: An aerial stunt, aerial ladder.aerial photography áá¸áážá˘áśááśá aerial music ááááśá, ááááá áášááááśáááˇááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Consisting of air; resembling, or partaking of the nature of air. Hence: Unsubstantial; unreal. 2.Rising aloft in air; high; lofty; as, aerial spires. 3.Growing, forming, or existing in the air, as opposed to growing or existing in earth or water, or underground; as, aerial rootlets, aerial plants. 4.Light as air; ethereal. 5.Of or pertaining to the air, or atmosphere; inhabiting or frequenting the air; produced by or found in the air; performed in the air; as, aerial regions or currents.
 Z "=Y> ;!+Q
Aeronautic'eÉrÉnÉ:tÉŞk'á˘áááááášááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(meteorite, meteoric stone) áááá˘áśá ááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A stone, or metallic mass, which has fallen to the earth from distant space; a meteorite; a meteoric stone. 8!%_/
Aerogramme'eÉrÉgrĂŚm' á˘áááááźááááááá(noun)
(noun).= air letter ááááťáááááááá áá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A flying machine, or a small plane for experiments on flying, which floats in the air only when propelled through it. 2.A light rigid plane used in aerial navigation to oppose sudden upward or downward movement in the air, as in gliding machines; specif., such a plane slightly inclined and driven forward as a lifting device in some flying machines; hence, a flying machine using such a device. These machines are called monoplanes, biplanes, triplanes, or quadruplanes, according to the number of main supporting planes used in their constraction. Being heavier than air they depend for their levitation on motion imparted by one or more propellers actuated by a gasoline engine. They start from the ground by a run on small wheels or runners, and are guided by a steering apparatus consisting of horizontal and vertical movable planes. There are many varieties of form and construction, which in some cases are known by the names of their inventors. 1.One unprovided with motive power. = )Y
AeronomyeÉËrÉnÉmÉŞá˘ááá 'ááášááźááśá(noun)
noun 1.ááˇááááśááśáááśáá˘áśááśáááśá, ááśááážáááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The science or art of ascending and sailing in the air, as by means of a balloon; aerial navigation; ballooning.
Ĺ
× ăČâkĹ " G#U_ IUAestivationËi:stÉŞËveÉŞĘn; US estÉËveÉŞĘnËá˘áá¸ááá¸ááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááśáá, ááááśáááááá 2.ááśááááááťááááááá (ááááááááááááááťáááááááááááźá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The arrangement of the petals in a flower bud, as to folding, overlapping, etc.; prefloration. 2.The state of torpidity induced by the heat and dryness of summer, as in certain snails; -- opposed to hibernation. s F ;Gk
AestivateËestÉŞËveÉŞtË Ëi:s-á˘áááḠ'áááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(Easy to speak to, easy to talk to, friendly, courteous, friendly, cordial) áááťáááâáááâááśáâáááḠááˇá á˘áśááááááˇááˇááśâáááážâá˛ááâá˘áááâááâáááá˝áâááááťáâá áˇáááâááśááˇá áá âáá âááááśâáááááá, ááśááááśáá, áá˝áááśá, áá˝ááá Example: Grandmother is a pleasant and affable gentleman.business affable ááˇá áá ááśá a separate affable ááżá Example: He found her parents very affable. J!+ciQAffability'ĂŚfÉbÉŞlÉtÉŞ'á˘ááá áááśáááˇáá¸áá¸(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being affable; readiness to converse; courteousness in receiving others and in conversation; complaisant behavior. ? I#?)AfarÉËfÉ:(r)á˘áš 'á áááś(á)(adverb)
(adverb). ááááśáááááśá, áá¸á ááááśá come from afar áááá¸á áááśá
adverb 1.(usually prec. by from) (from, at, or to, a distance) áá¸á ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.At, to, or from a great distance; far away; -- often used with from preceding, or off following; as, he was seen from afar; I saw him afar off. % H 3c ;AetiologyËi:tÉŞËÉlÉdĘÉŞËá˘áá¸áḠ'á˘áźáĄáźáááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááˇááááśáá¸ááźáá áááťááááááş ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The science, doctrine, or demonstration of causes; esp., the investigation of the causes of any disease; the science of the origin and development of things. 2.The assignment of a cause.
ń ľń @ N YMQAffairsÉËfeÉzá˘áš 'á ááá áááááá(noun)
(noun). (plural) ááˇá áá ááśá, ááżáá˘áśááááźá, ááśáááśá affairs of the heart ááżáááááá áś
(noun). áĄ. business ~ ááśá, ááˇá áá ááśá á˘. ááśáááśá áŁ. ááżááááśá a separate ~ááżá á¤. (esp sing) (a) á áááťááśááá, áááášááááˇááśááá (b) ááˇáá¸ááśá áŹá˘ááá¸áááááááśáááˇáááááś áĽ. ááżáááááá áś Idiom, Idiomatic have an affair ááśáááśá áśá
ááááśáááááśáááá affair was a circus- ááżááá˝ááąáááážá love affair- ááżáááááá áś Ministry of Foreign Affair and in ternational Cooperation- ááááá˝áááśááááááááˇáááˇá áá áá áááááˇáááááˇááśáá˘ááááááśáᡠromantic affair- ááśáááżáááááá áś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An action or engagement not of sufficient magnitude to be called a battle. 2.A material object (vaguely designated). 3.That which is done or is to be done; matter; concern; as, a difficult affair to manage; business of any kind, commercial, professional, or public; -- often in the plural. âAt the head of affairs.â Junius. 4.Any proceeding or action which it is wished to refer to or characterize vaguely; as, an affair of honor, i.e., a duel; an affair of love, i.e., an intrigue. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Action, endeavor
ş ş B O GŽ)AffectÉËfektá˘áš 'á áááááá(transitive verb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) á áśááááááśáá, ááˇáááá verb â past tense: affected ; past participle: affected ; present participle: affecting ; 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśáá, áááĽááááˇááááž, ááśááĽááááˇááá˘áśáááááááž 2.(Act upon, influence, have a result on, move the feelings of, stir the emotions of, pretend to do or to have, put on a pretense of) ááááźááááááśáááŹá áááá¸á ááááśá, ááá, ááśáááá, ááááśáááśá 3.(TRANSITIVE) Affect ignorance áááážááś, áááááááś affect a British accent ááááˇááśááááážáááĄááá˛ááááźá á˘áááááááťáá˘ááááááá 4.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááááśááĽááááˇááááá
3 Q %M =AffectingÉËfektÉŞĹá˘áš 'á áááááá¸á(adjective)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá affect adjective 1.(emotionally touching) ááááá˝áá˛ááá˘áśááˇá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Moving the emotions; fitted to excite the emotions; pathetic; touching; as, an affecting address; an affecting sight. 2.Affected; given to false show. I P#-{ mAffectationËĂŚfekËteÉŞĘnËá˘áá 'á ááááááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (of sth) ááśáááááááááá áśáááśááśá (áááááááááá, ááťáááśáá) His speech is an ~ ááˇá áááśá ááˇááś á˘. ááśáááááááášáááááťááá¸ááááááś áŁ. ~ (of sth)ááśááááážááž affectation of interest ááśááááážáážááśá áśááá˘áśáááááá
noun 1.(show or pretence, disposition of mind, goodwill, tender attachment, disease) ááśáá áśááááśááááááťááááááśáá, ááśáá áśááááśááááááťáááťááááááááśáá˝á, ááśááááážááááááś, ááśáááááá, ááśááááážááťáááś affectation of wealth ááśáááááááááá áśáááśááśááááááááááá, ááťáááśáá He speech is an affectation ááˇá áááśá ááˇááś Example: He felt great affection for is sister. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An attempt to assume or exhibit what is not natural or real; false display; artificial show. 2.A striving after. Synonyms 1.attachment, endearment, fondness, kindness, love, tenderness 2.disposition, emotion, feeling, inclination Antonyms 1.aversion, hatred, indifference, repugnance, repulsion á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Fondness, affection
Ę Ę = T)1q OAffectionatelyÉËfekĘÉnÉtlÉŞá˘áš 'á ááááááá ášáášááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(Showing affection loving) áááááśáááá áááá¸áááááśáá, áááááááááááááˇáááááśá Example: Samat is gentle and affectionate toward her younger sister. 2.(GENERAL) ááááááá ááááá áááá¸áááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having affection or warm regard; loving; fond; as, an affectionate brother. 2.Kindly inclined; zealous. 3.Proceeding from affection; indicating love; tender; as, the affectionate care of a parent; affectionate countenance, message, language. 4.Strongly inclined; -- with to. t R !Y C=AffectionÉËfekĘná˘áš 'á ááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(written statement of evidence on oath) ááááťááááááááťááśá, ááśááŹááááťááááááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááˇáááááááá áá áś, ááá áááá¸áááááśáááśááśáááááá˘áááááááá˘ááááááśááááźáááśáááśá 3.(á áááśáá) ááˇááˇáááááááá áá áś Example: A written statement made under oath in the presence of an officer or the court or some other authorized person. á§ááśá áááá ááá áááá¸áááááááśááśáááááâá˘áááááááážáĄážáááááá áśáá áááááˇááśáâáá á ááááááááááśáááááááááá¸ááťááśááśááŹáááááááśáá˘áááśá áááááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A sworn statement in writing; a declaration in writing, signed and made upon oath before an authorized magistrate. Synonyms 1.affirmation, testimony, statement o V '__
AffiancedÉËfaÉŞÉnstá˘áš 'á áááśáá˘ášáááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(pledge, betroth, esp. in marriage, plighted faith, bethrothal marriage con tract, reliance, confidence) ááááąáááźááážáááá¸áááááśáááˇáá˘áááááśááááśáá, ááááá áááá¸ááťáá áˇááá, ááááá áááá¸á˘ááá˘áśá áĽáááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Plighted faith; marriage contract or promise. 2.Trust; reliance; faith; confidence. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To betroth; to pledge one's faith to for marriage, or solemnly promise (one's self or another) in marriage. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To assure by promise.
ă
˙ă Y #1i!AffiliationÉËfÉŞlÉŞËeÉŞĘná˘ášËá ááááˇáᡠ'á˘áááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááśááááááááś, á˘áááááśá, ááśáá áźááá˝áááááťáááśáá¸ááááááŹáááśáááááááśáá, ááśááááá áźáááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśááááśáá˝á, ááśáááśááśááś, ááśááááá áźáááśááśááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Adoption; association or reception as a member in or of the same family or society. 2.The establishment or ascertaining of parentage; the assignment of a child, as a bastard, to its father; filiation. 3.Connection in the way of descent. } X 'kgAffiliateÉËfilÉŞeÉŞtá˘áš 'á áááá¸áá¸á˘ááááá(intransitive verb)
verb â past tense: affirmed ; past participle: affirmed ; present participle: affirming ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Say to for certain, assert positively, maintain a statement, declare solemnly) á˘áá˘áśá, áááááśáá, áááá˘áá˘áśá, ááśáááá, áááááśáááááááá Example: Nimol affirmed his innocence. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá˘áá˘áśá, áŹááˇá 3.(á áááśáá) áááááśááááśááááźá, áááááśááááśááˇá, áááááśááááá˝áááááśáá Example: To acknowledge that some fact or action is true or correct, especially a decision by a higher court which approves a decision of a lower court. á§ááśá áááá ááá˝áááááśááááśá˘áááá áááťâáŹá áááśááááśáááśáá˝áááˇááŹááááźá á ááśááˇáááâááá˝áááááśááááá áá¸áááááááá ááááťááśááśáâááááśááááááááááááťááśááśáááááśááááž á ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: affirmed ; past participle: affirmed ; present participle: affirming ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To assert or confirm, as a judgment, decree, or order, brought before an appellate court for review. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To assert positively; to tell with confidence; to aver; to maintain as true; -- opposed to deny. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To declare, as a fact, solemnly, under judicial sanction. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To declare or assert positively. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To make a solemn declaration, before an authorized magistrate or tribunal, under the penalties of perjury; to testify by affirmation. Z %SMaAffinityÉËfinÉtÉŞá˘áš 'á ááááˇáášáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(act of affirming, state of being affirmed, assertion, confirmation) ááśááááá˘áá˘áśá, ááśáá˘áá˘áśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá˘áá˘áśá áŹáááááśáá adjective 1.ááááááááśááááśááá, áááááśááśáá˘áá˘áśá 2.(ááááááśáááá) ááˇáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Confirmation of anything established; ratification; as, the affirmation of a law. 2.The act of affirming or asserting as true; assertion; -- opposed to negation or denial. 3.That which is asserted; an assertion; a positive statement; an averment; as, an affirmation, by the vender, of title to property sold, or of its quality. 4.A solemn declaration made under the penalties of perjury, by persons who conscientiously decline taking an oath, which declaration is in law equivalent to an oath. Synonyms 1.assert, aver, declare, maintain, protest, state, swear Antonyms 1.contradict, deny, dispute, oppose
_ č /_ L a!M;AfflictÉËflÉŞktá˘áš 'á áááá¸ááá(transitive verb)
adjective 1.(Wealthy, abounding, a tributary stream, wealth) áááááťááá, áááááááá Example: An affluent nation or man.affluent family áááááśá, ááááááááźááááá ááááááááááá affluent stream ááááááááá Example: His parents were very affluent. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááťááááááá, ááááááááźá A d %UAffluenceËĂŚflĘÉnsá˘ááá áááťá˘ášááá(noun)
noun 1.(Wealth, abundance, wealthy, flowing to, tributary of river) ááśááááááźááááááááááá, ááśáááťááá, ááśááááááá Example: He quickly rose to affluence. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááźááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A flowing to or towards; a concourse; an influx. 2.An abundant supply, as of thought, words, feelings, etc.; profusion; also, abundance of property; wealth. Synonyms 1.abundance, fortune, luxury, money, opulence, plenty, possessions, riches. wealth Antonyms 1.indigence, need, pottery want ~ c!'S-eAfflictiveÉËflÉŞktÉŞvá˘áš 'á áááá¸ááá¸á(adjective)
ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Giving pain; causing continued or repeated pain or grief; distressing. C b!%_ uAfflictionÉËflÉŞkĘná˘áš 'á áááá¸áááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(Distress, misfortune, pain, something causing suffering or grief) ááťááááááá˝á, ááśáááşá áśáá, ááťááááááááś Example: Friends sympathized with Samat in her affliction, Heart disease remains one of man's worst affliction. adjective 1.áááááşá áťáá áśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The cause of continued pain of body or mind, as sickness, losses, etc.; an instance of grievous distress; a pain or grief. 2.The state of being afflicted; a state of pain, distress, or grief.
, ř RP, Q m#+w
Affranchise'ĂŚfrĂŚntĘaÉŞzá˘áá 'á ááááááááśáá ááá(transitive verb)
K l'Q}SAfforestationÉËfÉrÉŞËsteÉŞĘn: US -ÉfÉ:r-á˘áš 'á ááááˇááááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun).ááśáááśááážáááž
noun 1.ááśáááśáááźááážááśáááá¸ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of converting into forest or woodland. ~ k CMu
AfforestÉËfÉrÉŞst; US -ÉËfÉ:-á˘áš 'á áááá¸ááá(transitive verb)
h 5KAffordÉËfÉ:dá˘áš 'á ááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ááśáááááááśá, ááááá, áááá, áááá, áááááášáá áśáááśáááśá á˘. ááááá, á˛áá, ááááááá˛áá can't afford a carááááááááááśááááˇááĄáśáááˇáááśá can't afford to antagonize him áááááśáááášáááśááááˇááážá
verb â past tense: afforded ; past participle: afforded ; present participle: affording ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Be able to buy, give furnish, provide, bear the expense of, spare) can't afford a car ááááááááááśááááˇááĄáśáááˇáááśá Example: I can't afford to have a holiday, I can't afford a car, Can you afford the time?can't afford to antagonize him áááááśáááášáááśááááˇááážááá He wouldn't afford me an interview ááśááááˇáááťáá áˇáááá˛áááááážáááááśááááá afford great pleasure áááážá˛áááááááśáááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá, áááá, ááááááááá, ááśáááťááááááááááśáá, á˘áśá áááážáá áááááśáá˝á
Ę y
Ę 9 p #SCMAffrightÉËfreÉŞhtá˘áš 'á áááááśááá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). áááááśáá
verb â past tense: affrighted ; past participle: affrighted ; present participle: affrighting ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (Terrify, fear) áááááśáá, áááážáąáááááááááťá, áááážáąááááá, áááážáąááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Sudden and great fear; terror. It expresses a stronger impression than fear, or apprehension, perhaps less than terror. 2.The act of frightening; also, a cause of terror; an object of dread. verb â past tense: affrighted ; past participle: affrighted ; present participle: affrighting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To impress with sudden fear; to frighten; to alarm. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Affrighted n o !G}
AffreigtÉËfreÉŞtá˘áš 'á áááááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(fight in public, noisy brawl or quarrel) áááááášááá, áááááááášááá, ááááááááááááááˇáááśáááááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááááááá¸áááśáááááśáá, ááśááááááśáááááááááááśáá ááááťáááááááááśááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of suddenly disturbing any one; an assault or attack. 2.A tumultuous assault or quarrel; a brawl; a fray. 3.The fighting of two or more persons, in a public place, to the terror of others. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Alarm; terror; fright. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To startle from quiet; to alarm. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To frighten; to scare; to frighten away.
E 9yšó E * v'Q k
AfireÉËfaÉŞÉ(r)á˘áš 'á áááśáá˘áş(á)(adjective.adverb)
(adjective.,adverb). áááááá, áá ááááťááááážá Idiom, Idiomatic like a house afire áááśááááááá ášá, áááśáá ášáá ááśáááááśá áśáá
& u M m
AfieldÉËfi:ldá˘áš 'á áááá¸ááá(adverb)
(adverb). áĄ. Idiom, Idiomatic far or farther or further afield á ááááśááá¸áááá, ááááśááá¸áááá á˘. ááááťáááááá áááśá, ááááťááá¸ááááś
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A native of Afghanistan. 2.A kind of worsted blanket or wrap. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to Afghanistan. < r ;1
AffyÉËfaÉŞá˘áš 'á áááśá(verb)
noun 1.(insult, open insult) áááážáááźá ááˇááááˇáá, ááśááááááśá, ááśááážáááśá verb â past tense: affronted ; past participle: affronted ; present participle: affronting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (insult openly, offend, outrage) áážáááśá, áááááśáááˇáááá, áááážá˛ááá˘áśááá˘ááá áˇááááŹá˛áááášá, ááááááášááááááááá áááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An encounter either friendly or hostile. 2.Contemptuous or rude treatment which excites or justifies resentment; marked disrespect; a purposed indignity; insult. 3.An offense to one's self-respect; shame. verb â past tense: affronted ; past participle: affronted ; present participle: affronting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To front; to face in position; to meet or encounter face to face. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To face in defiance; to confront; as, to affront death; hence, to meet in hostile encounter. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To offend by some manifestation of disrespect; to insult to the face by demeanor or language; to treat with marked incivility.
V
Mhc˛M V s ~ 'My
AforehandÉËfÉ:hĂŚndá˘áš 'á ááá áááá(adverb)
adjective 1.(Floating, at sea, carried on board ship, flooded, in circulation) áááášááááá˝á, áááášáááá Example: The old sailor had spent forty years afloat, The ship's deck was afloat the storm, There were many rumors afloat. a till afloat áááá˘ááááá afloat with debris áááááśááááááśáá˘ááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective / adverb 1.Borne on the water; floating; on board ship. 2.Moving; passing from place to place; in general circulation; as, a rumor is afloat. 3.Unfixed; moving without guide or control; adrift; as, our affairs are all afloat. 4.Covered with water bearing floating articles; flooded; as, the decks are afloat. I x!G9
AflatÉËfleÉŞtá˘áš 'á áááááá(adverb)
(adverb). áááááśá, áááááá
b w!Gi
AflameÉËfleÉŞmá˘áš 'á áááááá(adjective.adverb)
D í Ë F A;
AfoulÉËfaĘlá˘áš 'á ááá áá(adverb)
(adverb). áááááááá, á˘ááťááááˇááá run afoul of the law ááśáááżá (áááááááááášáááá˘ááážááťáá áááśáá)
afoul (adjective). lines are ~ááááśááááááˇá
noun 1.ááśáááááááááá˝á ááá ážá adjective 1.(spoken of before, said earlier) áááááááááá˝á ááá ážá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Said before, or in a preceding part; already described or identified. 8 )3e U
AforementionedÉËfÉ:ËmenĘÉndá˘ášËá ááááášáááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(the second largest continent, located south of Europe) áááá¸áá˘áśá áááááˇá 2.ááááśááˇá˘áśá ááááááˇá, ááśááśá˘áśá ááááááˇá x S
AfreshÉËfreĘá˘áš 'á áááááááá (adverb)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (of sb/sth); ~ (of doing sth/to do sth) áááááááśá , ááážá á˘. ~ of doing sth; ~ for sb/sth ááśáááá, ááááśá , ááááá áŁ. ááááśá, ááá áˇááá Idiom, Idiomatic I'm a fraid (that)...ááááťáááźáááááááá á áťáá áááááááááś...
adjective 1.~ (of somebody / something); ~ (of doing something / to do something) (in fear, full of fear, frightened, scared, fearful) áááááááśá , áááááááá Example: Troubled and afraid, Come on! Who's afraid? Afraid of the truth. Example: There's nothing to be afraid of. adverb 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇáááá, ááááśá , ááááśá, ááá áˇááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Impressed with fear or apprehension; in fear; apprehensive. Synonyms 1.apprehensive, fainthearted, fearful, frightened, scared, timid, timorous Antonyms 1.assured, bold, composed, outrageous, sanguine
ł
ł I )1? AftÉ:ft; US ĂŚftá˘áśá ááá(adjective.adverb)
adjective 1.(Towards or near the back of a ship, at the stern) ááááá áááááááśáááááá, ááááá ááááááááááťá 2.(NAUTICAL) ááááá ááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective / adverb 1.Near or towards the stern of a vessel; astern; abaft.
F F 6 7CŹ
After'É:ftÉ(r); US 'ĂŚf-'á˘áśá ááááş(á)(preposition)
(preposition). áĄ. áááááśáááá¸, ááááááḠá˘. run ~ him ááśáááááá, ááśá, ááśáááááá áŁ. tiger is ~ him ááá á¤. áááááś, ááťáááśááś á§. after all my care, it was broken áááááśááááťáááááťááááááááááááśáááśáááááááśáá áááááááśááááááśá after all áááá¸ááž, ááááá¸áá áá¸ááááťá áĽ. (áááážááśáá˝áááˇááˇááśááááááááááážáááá¸áááá áśááááá) á§. to run afteráááá áśáá, áááá˛ááááśáá, áááááśáááááá áŚ. ááśááááá, ááśáááááááááááťáááśááááážááááśááááśá what's he after?ááśááá ááááśáá˘ááá¸? inquire after áá˝áá˘ááḠHe's named after. his fatheráááááááśááááááśáááááááŞááťá á§. ááśáááá áśáááá¸ááááá á¨. ááááśááá ááááśá áŠ. á˘áááž áĄá . ááśááá ááśáá
adjective 1.áááááśáááá, ááááááá, áá ááááááááśááá, áá áááááááááá 2.The after year ááááááááśáá adverb 1.áááááśáááááá conjunction 1.(after the war) ááááá, ááááááḠpreposition 1.(NAUTICAL) After sail ááááá ááśáááááá 2.(Behind, later, then, behind, farther, aft, in the rear, succeeding later, subsequently) ááśáááááá, ááśááśáááááá, áá˘ááá¸, áááááśáááá¸, áá˝á ááá ááá, áášá, ááśááá¸ááááá run after him ááśá, ááśáááááá tiger is after him ááá what's he after? ááśááá ááááśáá˘ááá¸? inquire after áá˝áá˘ááḠ3.ááśá Example: He's named after his father. á§ááśá áááá áááááááááśáááááááŞááťáááśáá á prefix 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááážááĄážáááááá
â
ę Ě
Đ ÉýČč â +U
Aftermost'É:ftÉmÉĘstá˘áśá ááááşááźááá(adjective)
(adjective).áááááááááťá
\ ;K e_Aftermath'É:ftÉmÉ:θ; US ĂŚf-'á˘áśá ááááşááá(noun)
(noun). ááááşááááááááˇáááá˘, á˘ááá¸áááááśááá misery is often an aftermath of warááśáááťááááááşááśáááááááááááááááśá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááážáááśáááááˇá, ááźáááťáááśá, ááźááááááśáá, áááˇááśá, áááˇááśá, ááááťáá áá á noun 1.(result, consequence, second crop of grass) áá, áááááá, ááśáááá , áááá áááááśáááĄážáááśáááḠ2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááˇááśá, áááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A second moving; the grass which grows after the first crop of hay in the same season; rowen. 1 CSS
AfterglowËÉ:ftÉËglÉĘ; US 'ĂŚf-Ëá˘áśá ááááşááááź(noun)
adverb 1.(later, at a later time) ááśááśááááááááá, ááááá, ááśááśáááááá, áá˘ááá¸, ááśá, áá˝á , ááá ááá, áá˝á áášá, áááááśáááá Example: Let's go to the theater first and eat afterward. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.At a later or succeeding time. Synonyms 1.after, eventually, later, subsequently, ultimately w%=Em
Afterthought'É:ftÉθÉ:t; US 'ĂŚf-'á˘áśá áááášáá(noun)
@ =K wAfternoonËÉ:ftÉËnu:n; US ĂŚf-'á˘áśá ááááşááźá(noun)
(noun). áááá an afternoon farmer áááťáááááááˇááŹáááááá
afternoons (adverb). ááááááá
noun 1.ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The part of the day which follows noon, between noon and evening. | +]w
Aftermost'É:ftÉmÉĘst'á˘áśá áááášáááźááá(adjective)
(adverb). áĄ. áááááá, ááááááá write it ~ ááśááśáááḠIf you fail the first time, try againáááááˇááážá˘áááááˇáááśááááááá (ááááśáá)â áážááá¸áĄ ááááśááśáááśáááááááááááá á˘. ááááĄáááá áááááááážáááˇá to be oneself againááźá áážáááˇá áŁ. (áááážáááááśááá ááá˝áááá áááˇáá áááśá) as much (many) againá ááážáááźá ááááśáááá á¤. áááážáááááśááááááśááá˘ááá¸ááááá áá¸ááááááá áášááááášáááááśáááááťá (a) áááá ááááááśááá, áááááááážááá (b) (áááážáááááśáááááá áśáááśáááááťáááááś) ááááťááá ááˇá I might and again I might notááááťáá˘áśá ááááťááá ááˇáááááťáááťáá˘áśá áĽ. áááááááážááá
1.(do it) again ááááááá 2.(writhe it) again áááááśáááśáááḠadverb 1.(Once more, besides, anew, another time, in return, moreover. -again and again repeatedly, often) ááá, áááááá, áá áĄážá, áááá¸, áá áŻááśá, áááá áá¸, áááááśáááá Example: Again arid again, Come to life again.
ÄÎ 4$ Gs )AgapeÉËgeÉŞpá˘áš 'á áááááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(openmouthed, with the mouth wide open, wide open) áááá áá áááśááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The love feast of the primitive Christians, being a meal partaken of in connection with the communion. adjective / adverb 1.Gaping, as with wonder, expectation, or eager attention. r#'k]
AgamisteÉŞËgĂŚmÉŞstá˘ááá 'á áááááá¸áááá(noun)
(preposition). áĄ. ááááášá, ááááťááášá, ááááśáá, áááááśáááášá, áá ááž against the currentáááá áááśáááášá swim against the tide á áááááá áááśáááášá against the hair áááááá áˇááá to be againstááˇáááááááá to act against a law áááážáá áááśáá, ááááśáá áááśáá, áááááá áááśáá against someone's will ááááťááášááááááááááá˘áááááśááááśáá á˘. table is ~ the wall ááááášá, ááśáááášá, áá ááśáááášá butt ~ ááááášá áŁ. áááá ááážáááá¸á áśááááśáá˛ááá ážá lean against the wallááá˘áááážáááááśáá Are you for or against the plan? áážáááááśáááááŹááááśáááášáááááááááśá? to run up againstáá˝ááááá ááááá He is saving money againsta rainy dayááśááááááťááááááááááśááááśááážáááá¸ááťáá áśááááśááá á˘ááśáá
preposition 1.Opposite, in contact with, in exchange for, opposite to, in opposition to, counter or contrary to, in preparation for. ááááśáááášá, ááśáááášá, ááááťááášá, ááááášááááááśáá, áááááśááááśáááśá, áááááśááááááśááśá, áááááśáááśáááááźá Example: Ran against him in the street, Lean against a post, The yellow stands out against the black.table is against the wall ááśáááášá, áá ááśáááášá butt against ááááášá learn against the wall ááá˘áááážáááááśáá against the current á áááśááášá against the war áááááśáá charge against an account áááááá¸ááťá Example: That's against the law. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááášá, áááááśáááášá, áá ááž
Ă
D Q
W g - AY
AgazeÉËgeÉŞzá˘áš 'á áááśáá(adjective)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus of plants (order Amaryllidaceae) of which the chief species is the maguey or century plant (A. Americana), wrongly called Aloe. It is from ten to seventy years, according to climate, in attaining maturity, when it produces a gigantic flower stem, sometimes forty feet in height, and perishes. The fermented juice is the pulque of the Mexicans; distilled, it yields mescal. A strong thread and a tough paper are made from the leaves, and the wood has many uses. l+ 'oK
Agathism'eÉŞgÉÉÉŞzm'á˘áááá ááášááá¸á ááášá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) á áśááá á˝á, á á˝ááááá 2.ááááśáá Example: Of my age 3.á˘áśááť, ááá, áááááśááť, áááááááś Example: His age is 21. 4.áááá Example: The classical age 5.ááťá Example: The stone age. noun 1.Life time, period, old age, cause to grow old, grow old, ripen, grow. ááá, áááá áśáá, á á¸áááśá Example: What is your age? Under age, age of discretion, old age, middle age, Bronze Age, the Middle Ages, after the shock. 2.á˘áśááť, ááááśá, áááááśá verb â past tense: aged ; past participle: aged ; present participle: aging ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áá ááśá áśáá, áĄážáá áśáá, áá ááźááŹáááážááśáááźáááááťá, á áśáá, á áťááááááááá, ááśáááááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) Age wine ááťáá˛áááá age a person áááážá˛ááá áśáá Example: He's six years of age. 3.(TRANSITIVE) áááážá˛ááá áśáá, áááážá˛ááááźá á áśáá á ááˇááˇáááśá under age ááˇáááśáááááááá ááˇááˇáááśá at the age of threeáá á˘áśááťáŁááááśá at an advanced age ááśáá˘áśááťá ááážá it is an age since we met ááśáááá¸ááźáááśáááśááááá ážáááááážáááˇááááááśááá˝áááááśááá it seems an ageáážááá ááźá ááśááźááááá ážá the middle agesáááááááááśáááááťáááááááááˇááśááááá the prehistoric ageááťáááááźáááťáááááááááˇááśááááá through all the agesáááááááááááśá ages ago ááźáááśáááśááááá ážá from age to ageáááááááťááááá age of consentá˘áśááťáááááááśá age of mojority áá¸ááˇááśá, ááşááśá˘áśááťáááááááźáááśáááˇááááˇáááááá áážáááá¸á áťáááˇá áá áááááśáááážááááááśáááááááááááááá be/act your age (ááśáááˇááááááážááááťááááááááááá áś) ááśáááááááśáá˛ááááááśáá˘áśááť be/come of 'age (1) ááśááŹááśáá áźááááááá˘áśááť (2)ááśááááááááźá be of an 'age (1) ááśááááá˘áśá áááážá˘ááá¸áá˝áááśá He's of an age when he ought to settle down ááśááááśáá˘áśááťáááááśááá˘áśá áááááá áááá˝áááśáá ážá (2) ááśáá˘áśááťáááááśáááááś the two boys are (very much) of an ageááááááááááśááśáá
1.(FIGURATIVE) á áśááá á˝á, á á˝ááááá 2.ááááśáá Example: Of my age 3.á˘áśááť, ááá, áááááśááť, áááááááś Example: His age is 21. 4.áááá Example: The classical age 5.ááťá Example: The stone age. noun 1.Life time, period, old age, cause to grow old, grow old, ripen, grow. ááá, áááá áśáá, á á¸áááśá Example: What is your age? Under age, age of discretion, old age, middle age, Bronze Age, the Middle Ages, after the shock. 2.á˘áśááť, ááááśá, áááááśá verb â past tense: aged ; past participle: aged ; present participle: aging ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áá ááśá áśáá, áĄážáá áśáá, áá ááźááŹáááážááśáááźáááááťá, á áśáá, á áťááááááááá, ááśáááááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) Age wine ááťáá˛áááá age a person áááážá˛ááá áśáá Example: He's six years of age. 3.(TRANSITIVE) áááážá˛ááá áśáá, áááážá˛ááááźá á áśáá
U Mëúđ)`U 6'E/
Ageism'eÉŞdĘÉŞzÉm'á˘ááááá¸áášá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: age noun 1.áááťáááá áśáá adjective 1.(Of the age, old, senile, advanced) áááá áśáá, áááááśáá˘áśááťá ááážá Example: A boy aged five, an aged tree. m2)7
Age-oldeÉŞdĘËÉĘldá˘ááááá˘á(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. his ~ is 21 á˘áśááť (Literary)ááá, áááááśááť, ááááááááś á˘. the classical ~ áááá the stone ~ááťá áŁ. ááááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á, á˘áśááťááá˘ááá¸áá˝á á¤. ááśáááśáá áťááááá¸ááˇá áĽ. (colloquial) á˘ááááśáááááźá of my age ááááśááááááťá age of consentá˘áśááťáááááááśá (á˘áśá áááááśáááśá)
(intransitive verb). (present participle ageing or aging, past participle aged /eÉŞdĘd/) áááážá˛ááá áśáá, áááážá˛ááááťá He's aging fastááśááááśááá áśááááśáá ~ a personáááážá˛ááá áśáá to a great ageá˘áśááťá ááážáááśááá ážá to come of age ááááá Ĺ
¨ BZ ¨ .9%GoAgendaÉËdĘendÉá˘áš 'áááášáááş(noun)
Plural form of: Agendum noun 1.(things to be done, a list of things to be dealt with, the items of business to be discussed at a meeting) daily agenda áááááááááááźáááááž agenda of a meeting ááááááśáá, ááżááááááááźáááááááˇááˇááá written agenda ááˇááśááťááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááśááááááˇá áá áááááťá, ááˇá áá ááśááááááááźáááááž, áŹááˇá áá ááśááááááááźáááˇááśááááś, ááˇááááśááťááááá d8'WmuAgency'eÉŞdĘÉnsÉŞ'á˘ááááááášáááá¸(noun)
(noun). (plural -ies) áĄ. (a) ááśáá¸ááááśááááśá, áá¸ááááśááááśá (b) ááá government ~ááááá˝á by the agency of friendsááśááááááááˇáááááááᡠá˘. áá¸á áśááááśáááśááˇááááááá, ááśááˇááśááááááááááśáááááťáá ááťááááááá
noun â Plural: Agencies 1.(Action, operation, means, organization, office, office of agent, instrumentality, mode of exerting power) ááˇá áá , á˘áááž, á ááťá, ááśáááťá, áááááˇáááááˇááśá, ááśáááśááááááťáááááá˝áááááś Example: Employment agency, Through the agency of spies the detective learned the enemy's plans.travel agency áá¸ááááśááááśá, ááśááśááśááˇááááááá government agency ááááá˝á Example: Our company has agencies all over the world. 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) áá¸ááááśááááśááá¸á áśááááśáááśááˇááááááá 3.(á áááśáá) áá¸ááááśááááśá, ááśáá¸ááśááááááśá Example: A relationship in which one party (the agent) is authorized to act on behalf of another (principal) who will be bound by those actions. á§ááśá áááá ááááśáááááááá˝ááááááááťááááááśáá¸áá˝á (ááśááááááśá) ááááźáâááśáá˘ááťááááśáá˘áááááážá˘ááá¸ááááťáááśáááááśáá¸áááááááá (á á á áśáááááśá) áááááśá˘áááááááźáááśáááśááááááˇá áá ááá˝áááťáááááźáâá ááááááááážááááááááśááááśáááá á :7#?o9Ageless'eÉŞdĘlÉŞs'á˘áááááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(not growing older, eternal) áááááááˇááá ááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Without old age limits of duration; as, fountains of ageless youth.
ĺ ÜÍ ĺ d='5u+}AgglomerationÉËglÉmÉËreÉŞĘná˘ášËá áááááš 'áááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. an ~ á˘ááá¸ááááááááťáááááś á˘. by ~ ááśáááááťáááááś
noun 1.(a jumbled cluster, the act of agglomerating) ááśáááááťá, ááśáááááťáááááś <#+
]AgglomerateÉËglÉmÉrÉt(noun)
noun 1.á˘ááá¸ááááááááťáá áźáááááś adjective 1.áááááááťáá áźáááááś verb â past tense: agglomerated ; past participle: agglomerated ; present participle: agglomerating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) (gather into a mass, so gathered, jumbled mass, mass of compacted volcanic debris) áá˝áá áźáááśááááááś, ááááťáá áźáááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A collection or mass. 2.A mass of angular volcanic fragments united by heat; -- distinguished from conglomerate. verb â past tense: agglomerated ; past participle: agglomerated ; present participle: agglomerating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To wind or collect into a ball; hence, to gather into a mass or anything like a mass. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To collect in a mass. =;#-ke
AgglemerateÉËglÉmÉreÉŞtá˘áš 'á áááĄááášáááááá(noun)
noun 1.(a person or thing producing an effect, cause, representative, one entrusted with the business of another) á˘áááááááśá Example: Our agents are in the Middle East. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśá, áá˝ááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśááááááśá Example: A person authorized by another person to act for him or her and under his or her control. á§ááśá áááá ááááááááťáááááááśáááááá˘ááťááááśáá˘áááááážá˘á¸áááá˝á ááˇáááˇááááá ááááśáááśááááá˝áááááśáááááááťáááááááśáááááááá á 4.(chemical) agent ááśááá 5.(secret) agent ááááśááááśá
X šŁź]X 5C S
AggrateÉËgrĂŚtá˘áá 'á ááááášáá(verb)
agglutination (noun).by ~ ááśáááˇáááááśáá property of ~ ááśáááá˘áˇá á˘ááá¸ááááááá˘áˇáááśááááááś
agglutinative (adjective). ááá˘áˇá
verb â past tense: agglutinated ; past participle: agglutinated ; present participle: agglutinating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (unite with glue, turn into glue, form into compounds) áááážá˛ááááśááááááś, ááˇáááááśáá, ááá˘áˇáááśááááááś 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááážáááśááááťá, áá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.United with glue or as with glue; cemented together. 2.Consisting of root words combined but not materially altered as to form or meaning; as, agglutinate forms, languages, etc. verb â past tense: agglutinated ; past participle: agglutinated ; present participle: agglutinating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To unite, or cause to adhere, as with glue or other viscous substance; to unite by causing an adhesion of substances.
> ,E#/q;
AggravatingĂŚgrÉËveÉŞtÉŞĹá˘ááá áááááš 'áááááá¸á(adjective)
verb â past tense: aggravated ; past participle: aggravated ; present participle: aggravating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Make worse, make more grave, worsen) áááážá˛ááááśááááááááá, áááážá˛ááááśááááááťáááśá, áááááźá áááááá, áááážá˛áááášáááááááśáá, áááá áźáááˇá, áááážá˛ááááááśá, áááážááááśáááśáááááá, áášáááá˘áśááááá, áášáááááá Example: Scratching a mosquito bite aggravates it, Sokchea aggravated his mother by staying out late at night.aggravate the situation áááážá˛ááááááááááááĄážá aggravate one's father áááážá˛ááááááśáá, áááážá˛áááášá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááážá˘ááááśááááááťáááśáâáŹááááááááááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: aggravated ; past participle: aggravated ; present participle: aggravating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make heavy or heavier; to add to; to increase. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make worse, or more severe; to render less tolerable or less excusable; to make more offensive; to enhance; to intensify. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To give coloring to in description; to exaggerate; as, to aggravate circumstances. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To exasperate; to provoke; to irritate.
rF #/IwAggravationËĂŚgrÉËveÉŞĘná˘ááËá áááááš 'ááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ᥠ. ááśááááážá˛áááááśááááşáááśáááťá ~ of an illnessááśááááážá˛ááááááááŹááťáááśááĄážá á˘. (Coll.) ~ of one's father ááśááááážá˛áááááá áááá áśá (Coll.) A car is an ~á˘ááá¸áááááááážá˛áááááá áááá áśá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Aggravation of one's father ááśááááážá˛áááááá áááá áśá 2.(COLLOQUIAL) A car is an aggravation á˘ááá¸áááááááážá˛áááááá áááá áśá Example: He aggravated his condition by leaving hospital too soon. noun 1.ááśáááááśá, ááśáááááááááááá, áááá áá ááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááááśáá aggravation of an illness ááśááááážá˛ááááááá, áŹááťáááśááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of aggravating, or making worse; -- used of evils, natural or moral; the act of increasing in severity or heinousness; something additional to a crime or wrong and enhancing its guilt or injurious consequences. 2.Exaggerated representation. 3.An extrinsic circumstance or accident which increases the guilt of a crime or the misery of a calamity. Synonyms 1.heighten, increase, intensity, magnify 2.annoy chafe, embitter, exasperate, inflame, irritate, nettle, provoke, vex Antonyms 1.appease, mitigate, palliate soften, soothe á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Provocation, irritation
_ A_ ^I GI%AggressÉËgresá˘áš 'á áááááá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). ááááśáááśá
verb â past tense: aggressed ; past participle: aggressed ; present participle: aggressing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (attack, start a quarrel) ááááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: aggressed ; past participle: aggressed ; present participle: aggressing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To commit the first act of hostility or offense; to begin a quarrel or controversy; to make an attack; -- with on. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To set upon; to attack. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Aggression AH #/
[wAggregationËĂŚgrÉŞËgeÉŞĘná˘ááËá áááááš 'á áááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). an ~ á˘ááá¸áááááá˝áááááťáááááś by ~ (General) ááśááá˝áááááťáááááś (Literary)áááá
(noun). áĄ. á ááá˝ááŹáááˇááśááááťá find the ~á ááá˝áááśááá˘áátaken in the aggregate ááááááťááá , ááśááźáá á˘. ~ of the concrete ááááśáááááááśááááśáááśáá˝áááá¸áááááááážáááá¸áááážááááťá (ááááśá á, ááá ááśáážá)
aggregation (noun). an ~ á˘ááá¸áááááá˝áááááťáááááś by ~ (General) ááśááá˝áááááťáááááś (Literary)áááá
noun 1.á ááá˝ááááťá 2.áááˇááśááááá˝á Example: The complete aggregate of unemployment Figures.find the aggregate á ááá˝áááśááá˘áá adjective 1.(áááˇáááá) áááááśááááááŹááááśááśá ááááá 2.(Add up to, amount to, accumulate into a heap, sum or assemblage of particulars, sum. total, collected together) ááááá˝áááááś, ááááááťáááśááá˘áá Example: Last year's costs aggregated $100,000. The aggregate of all. his income was $100,000. 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááťá, áá˝áááááťá, á˘ááááááá, áá˝ááááááááźáááááťá
Ň ô2Ň +M)+w1
AggressivenessÉËgresÉŞvnÉŞsá˘áš 'á áááááááá¸áášáááá(noun)
adjective 1.(Belligerent, energetic, enterprising) aggressive salesman áááááááá Example: An aggressive men, an aggressive salesgirl.aggressive behavior áááááááážá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Tending or disposed to aggress; characterized by aggression; making assaults; unjustly attacking; as, an aggressive policy, war, person, nation. J!!_UKAggressionÉËgreĘná˘áš 'á áááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(unprovoked attack) ááśáááááśáááśá Example: She was always full of aggression as a child. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśáááśá 3.(á áááśáá) á˘ááážááááśáááśá Example: The use of armed force by a state against the sovereignly, teritorial integrity or political independence of another state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááážáááááśáááááááśááâá˘áśááťááááááááááá˝ááááááśáááášáâá˘ááˇááááááááśá, ááźááááśáááááḠáŹáŻáááśáááśááááááśáááááááááâáá˝áááááŹáááááááááśáá˝ááááááááá áááááááťááášáâááááááťáááâá˘áááááśáâáá áááááśááśáᡠá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The first attack, or act of hostility; the first act of injury, or first act leading to a war or a controversy; unprovoked attack; assault; as, a war of aggression. âAggressions of power.â Synonyms 1.assault, attack, battle, incursion, invasion, offensive, raid, threat, war
{
Ç ä
lkV^ { _U7KWAgile'ĂŚdĘaÉŞl US 'ĂŚdĘl'á˘ááááááśááá(adjective)
(adjective). áááááááá ~ athleteáá áááá á˝á ~ mind áá
1.(FIGURATIVE) á˘áśáááááśáá agile athlete ááááá áááá á˝á mental agile ááááá adjective 1.(Quick, active, nimble, lithe, quick moving) ááááááááááá, áááááááááá Example: Dancers must be agile, An agile mind solves problems quickly. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having the faculty of quick motion in the limbs; apt or ready to move; nimble; active; as, an agile boy; an agile tongue. tT=Es
AghastÉËgÉ:st; US ÉËgĂŚst'á˘ášá áááśááá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ (at sth) ááááĄáśááááśáá, ááááááááááťá He stood aghast at the terrible sight ááśááááśáááááááĄáśááááśááááááážáááˇáááááśááááá˝áá˛áááááááá
S!YwW
AghanistanĂŚfËgĂŚnÉŞstÉ:n; US ĂŚfËgĂŚnÉstĂŚná˘ááá áá 'á áááááˇááááśá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: aggrieve adjective 1.~ (at / by something) (having a grievance, injured, hurt in one's feeling, sorrowful) ááááááážá˛ááááşá áśáá tP G
AggrieveÉËgri:vá˘áš 'á ááááá¸á(transitive verb)
noun 1.(person or country that at tacks first) á˘ááá áŹáá˝áááááśáááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááááśáááśá, áá˝áááááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The person who first attacks or makes an aggression; he who begins hostility or a quarrel; an assailant.
' s Ź
ď Ĺ' Z'KucAgitate'ĂŚdĘÉŞteÉŞt'á˘áááááá¸ááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(ability to move quickly arid gracefully) ááśááááááááá physical agile ááśááá áááá á˝á mental agility Example: An agile dancer, Marice had studied ballet for many years. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Activity; powerful agency. 2.The quality of being agile; the power of moving the limbs quickly and easily; nimbleness; activity; quickness of motion; as, strength and agility of body. Synonyms 1.active, alert, brisk, deft, flexible, lively, nimble, quick, spirited, sprightly, spry, supple Antonyms 1.awkward, clumsy, heavy, inert, slow, sluggish
â\ =] 1mYAgitator'ĂŚdĘÉŞteÉŞtÉ(r)á˘ááËáááḠ'ááááááş(á)(noun)
1.(political) agitator á˘áááááśááááážááááá˝á 2.(paint) agitator ááááźááááááśááááźá noun 1.á˘ááááášáááśá, áááášáááśá, á˘áááááťááááá˛ááááśááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśáá áŹáááááááá áśáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who agitates; one who stirs up or excites others; as, political reformers and agitators. 2.One of a body of men appointed by the army, in Cromwell's time, to look after their interests; -- called also adjutators. 3.An implement for shaking or mixing. \+c
Agitato'ĂŚdĘÉŞteÉŞtÉá˘ááËáááḠ'ááááááş(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. ááśáááááá˝á, áááážá, ááśááááážááĄážá, ááśáááá˝áá áˇáááááśááááśáá, ááśááááážááááá˝á ~ of the trees ááśáááááá˝á á˘. (a) ááśááááá˝áááśáááááŹááááťááááá˝á (b) ááśáááˇááśááááśáŹááˇáááááśááśááśááśááá, ááśááááá˝áááśááááááśááśááśááá
noun 1.(Anxiety, worry, excited discussion, excitement energetic activity, moving to and fro) -ááśááááážááááá˝á, áááážááááááááážá Example: To show agitation over a friend's safety, There was general agitation for lower taxes, an agitation of the cur rent.agitation of the trees ááśáááááá˝á, ááśááááážá agitation for change ááśáááááážááĄážá mental agitation ááśááááá˝áá áˇáááááśááááśáá Example: She was agitated by his sudden appearance at the party. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśáá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááážááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of agitating, or the state of being agitated; the state of being moved with violence, or with irregular action; commotion; as, the sea after a storm is in agitation. 2.A stirring up or arousing; disturbance of tranquillity; disturbance of mind which shows itself by physical excitement; perturbation; as, to cause any one agitation. 3.Excitement of public feeling by discussion, appeals, etc.; as, the antislavery agitation; labor agitation. 4.Examination or consideration of a subject in controversy, or of a plan proposed for adoption; earnest discussion; debate. Synonyms 1.arouse, disconcert, disturb, excite, jar. perturb, rouse, ruffle, shake, trouble Antonyms 1.calm, ease, placate, quiet
`
¨ l
Ě˙` g #5 AgnosticismĂŚgËnÉstÉŞsÉŞĘÉmá˘ááá áá 'ááááááášáá ááášá(noun)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ (about/ over sth) ááśáááá á˘. ~ with pain ááşá áśááááááśáá áŁ. ~ over a problem ááśááášá, ááˇááśáááááťáá áˇááá
(adjective). ááááááá˝á ááá ážá five years ago ááááśáááááśáááťáááá
(adverb). long agoááśááźáááśáááśááááá ážá
adjective 1.(Past, gone, in time past, in the past) ááááááááááťááá , ááááá¸ááťá Example: Ten years ago, A long time ago. five years ago ááááááśáááááśáááťá adverb 1.Long ago áááááźáááśááááá ážá ENGLISH MEANING adjective / adverb 1.Past; gone by; since; as, ten years ago; gone long ago.
6 ~§H 6 bs#Am
AgoutiÉËgaĘtÉŞá˘áš 'á áááźáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Agonies 1.(extreme suffering, death, extreme physical or mental pain, severe struggle) ááśáááşá áśáááááśáááááśáá, ááśááááá˘áśáááááá, ááá áááá¸ááśááášáááááťááááá˝á, ááááťáá áˇááá, ááśááážáááá, áá¸ááááťá Example: She was in an agony of Indecision. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááşá áśáááááśáááááśáá, ááśáááşá áśááááááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Agonies 1.Violent contest or striving. 2.Pain so extreme as to cause writhing or contortions of the body, similar to those made in the athletic contests in Greece; and hence, extreme pain of mind or body; anguish; paroxysm of grief; specifically, the sufferings of Christ in the garden of Gethsemane. 3.Paroxysm of joy; keen emotion. 4.The last struggle of life; death struggle. Synonyms 1.ache, anguish, distress, misery, pain, suffering, throe, torment, torture, woe Antonyms 1.comfort, ease mitigation, relief ááśááááá˝áá áˇáááááááśááâ ááśáâááşá áśááááááśáá
â
Qu AS
Agre'ĂŚgÉ(r)á˘áš 'á áááááš(verb)
noun 1.á˘ááááááááˇáááśáá¸ááááźáááá ááá˛áááááááśáááááážááááś adjective 1.(relating to land or is management, or to the ownership of land, of agriculture, one who favors an equal division of property) áááá¸, ááááááááá agrarian economy ááááášáááśáááá áážáááˇáááá agrarian reform ááááááááááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One in favor of an equal division of landed property. 2.An agrarian law. adjective 1.Pertaining to fields, or lands, or their tenure; esp., relating to an equal or equitable division of lands; as, the agrarian laws of Rome, which distributed the conquered and other public lands among citizens. 2.Wild; -- said of plants growing in the fields.
Z Z "v AyAgreeÉËgri:á˘áš 'á ááááá¸(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). (past tense. past participle agreed) áĄ. ~ (with somebody) (about /on something); ~ (with somebody) (about somebody); ~ (with something) áážáááśá, ááááááá á˘. ~ (to something) ááśááááááˇá áá ááááááááá áŁ. á˘ááťááá á¤. ááśááááááááźá ááááśááşááááźáááááś they couldn't ~ááááááááááášáááááś, á áťáá áˇáááááááś áĽ. (esp BrE) ááá˝áááááśááááśáááášáááááźá áŚ. ~ (with something) ááá¸á ááááśááááááś agree to go ááťáá áˇááááá , áááááá We agree to go there togetheráážáááťáá áˇááááá áá¸áááááśáá˝áááááś I agree with you ááááťááááááááááśáá˝áááá á§. ~ (with something) (grammar) áááážááááášááá ááááˇááááŹááťááˇáá
(transitive verb). áááááááá˛ááá˘áááááśááááśááá˛áááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á I agree that he goesááááťáááááá˛ááááśáááá
verb â past tense: agreed ; past participle: agreed ; present participle: agreeing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (to something) (be of one mind, harmonize, deter mine, suit, consent, be of the same opinion, go well, decide together, settle, acquiesce, resemble) áááá, á˘ááťááááśá, áááááááááááááś, ááźáááśááááááś, ááá˝á, ááááźááášáá áˇááá, áááášáá áˇááá, á áťááááááťáááááś Example: Udom agreed to give it a trial, Sothun was asked to do it, arid he agreed. they couldn't agree ááááááááááášáááááś, á áťáá áˇáááááááś I don't agree with you ááááááá The two stories don't agree ááá¸ááááś agree to go ááťáá áˇááááá , áááááá agree to the conditions ááááááá Whiskey doesn't agree with me ááááźáááááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááá, ááśááááááˇá áá ááááááááá, á˘ááťááá 3.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (with somebody) (about / on something) ; ~ (with something) I agree that he go ááááá˛ááááśáááá 4.á˘ááťááźá, áŻáááśá
§¤ y GS
AgreedÉËgri:dá˘áš 'á ááááá¸á(")
áááááśáááááááá
Past or Past Participle form of: agree adjective 1.(arranged by common consent) áááááśáááááááá x )eiAgreeablyÉËgri:ÉblÉŞá˘áš 'á ááááá¸á˘ášáááá¸(adverb)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an agreeably manner; in a manner to give pleasure; pleasingly. 2.In accordance; suitably; consistently; conformably; -- followed by to and rarely by with. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Alike, similarly Uw %_ AgreeableÉËgri:Éblá˘áš 'á ááááá¸á˘ášááşá(adjective)
agreeable (noun). áááá¸ááááááť (Colloquial) Is that agreeable with you?áááá ááťáá áˇááááá? á˘ááá ášáááśááá?â (Colloquial) Are you agreeable to that?ááśááá? to make the agreeable to ááááśááśáááá áˇááá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Is that agreeable with you? ááááá ááťáá áˇááááá? á˘ááá ášáááśááá? noun 1.áááá¸ááááááť, ááśáááááááá, ááśáááśáá¸áááá áˇááá adjective 1.(Pleasant, willing to agree, pleasing, satisfying) ááááá˝áá˛áááááááśáá, áááááááááá, ááááááá¸á, ááááá˝ááá¸áááśá, áááááśáá¸áááá áˇááá Example: A good dinner and agreeable talk go together, Are you agreeable to this plan?agreeable climate ááᢠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Pleasing, either to the mind or senses; pleasant; grateful; as, agreeable manners or remarks; an agreeable person; fruit agreeable to the taste. 2.Willing; ready to agree or consent. 3.Agreeing or suitable; conformable; correspondent; concordant; adapted; -- followed by to, rarely by with. 4.In pursuance, conformity, or accordance; -- in this sense used adverbially for agreeably; as, agreeable to the order of the day, the House took up the report. Synonyms 1.acceptable, amiable, charming gratifying, pleasant, pleasing, pleasurable, suitable, welcome Antonyms 1.disagreeable, obnoxious, offensive, unpleasant
˙ Á ˙ | %S
AgricoleÉËgrÉŞkÉlá˘áš 'á ááááá¸áášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááˇá áá áááááś, ááˇá áá ááááááááá á˘. ááśáááááááá in ~ ááśáááááááá, ááśáá áťááááááťá áŁ. ~ between two stories ááśáááá¸ááááś subject to his ~ááśáááááááá planket agreementááˇá áá áááááááááááááááťá bilateral agreement ááˇá áá áááááááááááááááśáḠverbal agreement ááˇá áá áááááśááśááááá gentleman's agreement ááˇá áá áááááááááááśááááááááśááá¸áááśáá¸áááááťáá áˇáááááááś á¤. (Grammar) ááśááááááśááá ááááˇááá áŹáááˇáá
noun 1.Being of the same opinion, understanding, accord, harmony, understanding, pact, consent, contract, alliance. ááśáááááááá, áááážáááááźááááźáááááś, ááˇá áá áááááááááááááś, á˘ááťáááááśá, á˘ááťáááááś, áááááˇáááááśáááśááááá Example: Come to an agreement, Make an agreement, An agreement between A and B, We cannot hope for perfect agreement among so many people. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇá áá ááááááááá, ááśáááááááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááˇá áá ááááááááá, áááááˇáááááśá Example: In general, a meeting of minds of two or more persons. In contract law, a manifestation of mutual assent on the part of two or more persons as to the substance of a contract. á§ááśá áááá ááááťááááááźáá ááşááááźáâááááˇáááááśáááśááááťááááá¸áááśáááŹáážáááá á ááááťáá áááśáááá áˇáá áááááśááşááśáááááááá˘áááážáááśáááááááááášáááááśáá ááˇááá áááááśááááťááááá¸áááśáááŹá ááážáááśáááááážáááášáááśáááááˇá áá áááááś á 4.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááááááááśáŹááááźáááááś draw up an agreement ááˇá áá ááááááááá agreement between two stories ááśáááá¸ááááś subject to his agreement ááśáááááááá Example: Please sign the agreement.
Ĺ ć îöP% }!-w[
AgronomistÉËgrÉnÉmÉŞstá˘áš 'á áááááááášááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(farming, the art or practice of cultivating the ground, a farmer) ááśááááážááááá ááááśá 2.(ááááźáááśá) áááˇáááá, ááááááááááá [~#
k=Agriculture"(noun)
noun 1.(farming, the art or practice of cultivating the ground, a farmer) ááśááááážááááá ááááśá 2.(ááááźáááśá) áááˇáááá, ááááááááááá 7}%7
AgriculturalËĂŚgrÉŞËkĘltĘrÉl(adjective)
noun 1.(a fever with shivering, usually that of Malaria, a fit of shivering) ááááťáá áśáá, ááááťááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááá áááá˝á, ááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An acute fever. 2.An intermittent fever, attended by alternate cold and hot fits. 3.The cold fit or rigor of the intermittent fever; as, fever and ague. 4.A chill, or state of shaking, as with cold. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To strike with an ague, or with a cold fit. k +YY
AgrypnodeÉËgrÉŞpnÉĘdá˘áš 'á áááááˇáááźá(adjective)
noun 1.(the science of land culture and crops, rural economy, husbandry, the science of management of farms) áááááááááˇááááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááśááááá, áááááááááˇááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The management of land; rural economy; agriculture.
í Kn˘˝í L AG
AhuntÉËhĘntá˘áš 'á áśáááá(adverb)
(adjective). áĄ. ááťá, áá ááśáááťá he's up ~áá ááśáááťá He's ahead of me ááśááááťáááááťá á˘. be ahead á áááá
(adverb). áĄ. ~ (of somebody/something) áááááááááá á˘. áá ááťá, áá áááááˇáááááá run ahead (forward)ááááá ááťááá go ahead (and do something)á˘áááážá get aheadááśááááááá ahead of time ááťáááá to go aheadá áááážá, á áááááá ááťá to look ahead ááˇááá á˘ááśááááśá, ááˇááááááááśá
(noun). economic ~ áááá˝á, áááá˝áááśá in aid of ááááťáááśáááśáááá aid workerááťáááááˇáááááááááá˝á first aidáááááááá in aid ofáážáááá¸áá˝ááááááááá
aid (transitive verb). áĄ. ~ somebody (in/with something) áá˝á, áá˝áááááá ááááá, áá˝áááááťáááááá á˘. Idiom, Idiomatic aid and abet ááááááááááá˛ááááááááášááááááááá áááááá
1.(áá áá ááááá) áááá˝á, áááá˝áááśá, áá˝á Example: humanitarian aid á§ááśá áááá áááá˝ááááťáááááá noun 1.áááá˝á, ááśááá˝á, ááśáááááťááááááťá, á§ááááááá, á˘ááááá˝áá§ááááááá, á˘áááááááťááááááťá economic aid áááá˝á hire an aid á˘ááááááá˝á verb â past tense: aided ; past participle: aided ; present participle: aiding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Provide support for or relief to, help, give help or assistance, support, assistance, helper, auxiliary) áá˝á, áá˝áá§ááááááá, ááśáááá, áááááááááááááśáá˘áśáááááá˝áááááá ááááá, áá˝ááááááááśá Example: Books are an aid to learning, with the aid of a doctor.
´
e ż #!E=9Ailment'eÉŞlmÉnt'á˘ááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(sickness, illness) áááááş Example: The doctor diagnosed Donald's ailment as indigestion from eating too much ice cream. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááşá áśáá "+
Ailette'eÉŞletá˘ááááš(noun)
verb â past tense: ailed ; past participle: ailed ; present participle: ailing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (Be ill) ááş, ááˇááááá˝ááááá˝á Example: What ails the boy? 2.(TRANSITIVE) (trouble, disturb) áááážá˛ááááş ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Indisposition or morbid affection. verb â past tense: ailed ; past participle: ailed ; present participle: ailing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To affect with pain or uneasiness, either physical or mental; to trouble; to be the matter with; -- used to express some uneasiness or affection, whose cause is unknown; as, what ails the man? I know not what ails him. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To be affected with pain or uneasiness of any sort; to be ill or indisposed or in trouble.
N T,1N _ +
Ain'teÉŞntá˘áááá(")
(colloquial. contraction). (of am not, is not, are not) ááˇá, ááˇáááá
adjective 1.(having no particular goal or purpose) ááááĽáááá, áááááááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Without aim or purpose; as, an aimless life. ( [_AimeÉŞmá˘áá(transitive verb)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ (at / for something) ááááśááśá, ááśááááá (áášá) á˘. ~ something at somebody áááá áśááŹááááśáá, áááá áŁ. ~ at doing something ááˇá, áááááťá
(2) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááá, ááááááá á˘. the ~ of a gun á áááťá áááááá He has good aimááśááááááááá
noun 1.~ (something) (at something / somebody) aim to please ááśááááááášá I aim to go ááˇá, áááááťá 2.~ (something at somebody) (direction, end, purpose, intention) ááśááááááá, ááśáááááášá, ááśááááá , ááśáááśáááááááž, ááśáááááááááááá, ááˇááááá ááááááááážá, ááśáááááááááśááááážá Example: Aim at being perfect, Aim at perfection, aiming, Take aim at, take good aim, My aim life.achieve one's aim ááááááá Example: He has good aim ááśááááááááá the aim of a gun á áááťá áááááá Example: My aim in life is to be a really good doctor. 3.áááá verb â past tense: aimed ; past participle: aimed ; present participle: aiming ; 1.ááśááááá, ááááśááśá, áááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (at / for something); ~ (at doing something) (direct effort towards, try to, point, send, direct, intend, endeavor after) áááááá, ááá, áá , ááááśááááś, áááá , ááááášá
a :
u
¤+2U~x a .!)Q?Air pirate'eÉpaÉŞÉrÉt'á˘áááááśááááá(noun)
noun 1.ááááŹáááááááááá, ááááááááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING 1.One of the spaces in different parts of the bodies of birds, which are filled with air and connected with the air passages of the lungs; an air cell. *1
EAir rifle"(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááážáá˘áśááśá, ááśááááážáááááá 0 !E! Air pumpËeÉpĘmp'á˘áááááśááá(noun)
(noun). áááááááááá
noun 1.áááááśááááźáááááá ENGLISH MEANING 1.A kind of pump for exhausting air from a vessel or closed space; also, a pump to condense air or force it into a closed space. 2.A pump used to exhaust from a condenser the condensed steam, the water used for condensing, and any commingled air. =/!)A
Air pocketËeÉ pÉ:kÉŞt' á˘ááááááá(noun)
(noun). ááá á˘áśááśá
em>in the air áááášáááśáááááá, ááśáááášáááˇááśáááááś áááťááááá˘ááááśáá˘ááá¸ááˇáááááśáá in the open air áááááśáááśá air a grievenceááśáááá áááá¸ááááá áá to build castles in the air áááááˇááśááážá˘áśááśá on the airáááážááśááááááśááťá˘áśááśá off the air ááá˘áśááááážááśááááááśááťá˘áśááśá vanish into thin airááśáááá ááááťáá˘áśááśáááśááť
(2) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ the room áááážá˛ááááśááááááá ááá áźá á˘. á áśááááá, ááááˇááááá, áááážá˛áááááá˝á air one's opinionsáááá ááááááá
air boat (noun). ááźáá˘áśááśá, (ááźááážááážááśáááááááááááááááážáááááááśáááá )
1.(áá áá ááááá) á áááśááá˘áśáááááá, áááá ááááááá noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) Mixture of gases we breathe, atmosphere, space above the earth, sky, light breeze, tune or melody, manner, carriage, appearance, mien affected manner, ride or walk in the open air openness to the air, gaiety, broadcasting. -air bag, a bag of nylon, áááážááááááááááá, ááááááááááá ážáá áá, ááśáááśáá áá, ááááˇááááááśáá áá, ááźáááťáááááááś, ááá˘áśááśáááááááśáááááş 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá adjective 1.Air force áááááááá˘áśááśá air line ááááááťáá ááťáá˘áśááśáá ááá air liner ááá˘áśááśáááśáááááááááśáááášáááśááááťááá air mail ááááááááá¸áá˘áśááśáááśá by air áááááśáááááśááá áá air raid ááááśáááśááááá áśááá¸á˘áśááśá Example: He likes to air his knowledge. verb â past tense: aired ; past participle: aired ; present participle: airing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Expose to air or heat, for drying or warming, parade before the A public. áááážá˛ááááśááááááá ááá áźá Example: The air was full of birds, Sothun sang many airs his grandfather taught him, Let us open the window and air the room, The air we breathe, Travel by air. air one's opinions áááá ááááááá, ááááˇááááááťááĄážá fresh air áááááá˘áśááśá an air of mystery áááˇááśááśá Radio on the air ááááťáááááśá Example: The envelope of air is kept close to earth by gravity.
# CO ç # @@-
]
Air-chief Marsha"(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááááá, ááźáááśá, á áááśááá˘áśáááááá á˘. fresh ~ ááááá, á˘áśááśá áŁâ. ááá á˘áśááśá, áááˇááśááśáááááḠan ~ of mysteryáááˇááśááśá á¤. á˘áśááśáááśá áĽ. á˘áśááśáá, áááááá, áááá áŚ. ááźáááááááááá¸, ááááááááááá á§. airs (Plural) á˘áááá ááˇááážáááááá, ááśáááá˘ááááá˘áśá á¨. Radio on the air ááááťáááááśá air
(adjective).air force áááááá˘áśááśá air lineááááťáá ááťáá˘áśááśáá á air corgoááááˇááááááźáááśáááááá áá air liner á˘áśááśáááśáááááááááśáááášáááśááááťááá air mailááááááá¸áá˘áśááśáááśá by air ááśáááááśááá áá air raidááśáááśááááá áśááá¸á˘áśááśá in the air ááźáá on/off the airááááťá, ááˇáááááťáááááśá fresh airááááááááááˇááťááá give oneself airs áááááááááá, ááááááááˇááˇááś, ááááááááśáááˇááśá < ŕ
: Ś
Ž ö 6
_n}¸ 4: vK C
Air-tight'eÉtaÉŞtá˘áááááśááá(adjective)
(verb).áááááźáááśáááááźáá˘áśááśá air bill of ladingááááááášááááááźáááááźáá˘áśááśá air consignment noteááááááášááááááźáááááźáá˘áśááśá
(noun). áĄ. ááśáá áśáááááá, ááśáááśááá˛ááááááźáááááá to take an airing ááááźááááááááá˘áśááśá á˘. ááśááááá ááááááˇáááśááśááśááá
N
C L l cĎ N }m KAgAirsick'eÉsÉŞk'á˘áááááá¸ááá(adjective)
(adjective). ááťáááááśááá áá
adjective 1.(ill or nauseated from travelling in an aircraft) áááááťáááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Affected with aerial sickness /l K )aAirship'eÉĘÉŞp'á˘áááááá áá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(a selfpropelled aircraft that is lighter than air and is driven by one or more engines, dirigible balloon, airplane) á˘áśááśáááśááááááśáá˘ááááááá áážá˘áśááśááááááááťáá§áááááááááśáááśáááááá k K)
Airscrew'eÉskru:'á˘áááááááááź(noun)
noun 1.(COLLOQUIAL) (A tract of land or water for the taking off, landing, loading, fueling, or repairing of aircraft) ááśáááááśááá áá, á˘áśááśáááśáááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áśááśáááśáááááśá Si!EK
AirplayeÉËpleÉŞá˘áá'áááááá(noun)
noun 1.(Wing of a church, passageway between seats in a church, wing of a. building, passageways between rows) áááááá áá ááááááááááˇá áśá, ááááźáááśááááááśááá˘ááááááážááážáááśáááááá, á ááááážáááźá áá ááááťááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A lateral division of a building, separated from the middle part, called the nave, by a row of columns or piers, which support the roof or an upper wall containing windows, called the clearstory wall. 2.Improperly used also for the have; -- as in the phrases, a church with three aisles, the middle aisle. 3.Also (perhaps from confusion with alley), a passage into which the pews of a church open. Synonyms 1.corridor, course, opening, passage, passage way, path, walk, way )x3 Airy'eÉrÉŞ'á˘ááááá¸(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááá áááá¸áááá ážááŹááá adjective 1.(High up, with air moving freely, breezy, graceful, gay, lively, light) ááááááááźááááááááá, áááááááśá Example: An airy room, an airy manner, airy laughter.airy room áááááśááááááá ááá áźá, ááááá ážá airy spirits áááááááśáááźáááśá, ááááážáááˇááážá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Relating to the spirit or soul; delicate; graceful; as, airy music. 2.Consisting of air; as, an airy substance; the airy parts of bodies. 3.Relating or belonging to air; high in air; aerial; as, an airy flight. 4.Open to a free current of air; exposed to the air; breezy; as, an airy situation. 5.Resembling air; thin; unsubstantial; not material; airlike. 6.Without reality; having no solid foundation; empty; trifling; visionary. 7.Light of heart; vivacious; sprightly; flippant; superficial. 8.Having an affected manner; being in the habit of putting on airs; affectedly grand. 9.Having the light and aerial tints true to nature.
+
ŕ
&Ö Y ç Ć "
=
AL"(")
Same as: acinesia noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááááááśá, ááśáááááśáá áááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Paralysis of the motor nerves; loss of movement. C / OAkinÉËkÉŞná˘áš 'áá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.~ (to something) (related by blood, alike, connected with, belonging to the same family, alike in certain ways, allied by nature, having the same properties) áááááááśááááśááááááááááśáᡠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Allied by nature; partaking of the same properties; of the same kind. 2.Of the same kin; related by blood; -- used of persons; as, the two families are near akin. 2%;
AkimoÉËkÉŞmÉĘá˘áš 'áá¸áááź(adjective.adverb)
adjective 1.(at variance with) ááááá á áá áááááˇá , ááááááá ážá, áááá ážá Example: The door was / stood ajar. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Slightly turned or opened; as, the door was standing ajar. 2.In a state of discord; out of harmony; as, he is ajar with the world. Synonyms 1.agape, unclosed, uncovered, unlocked, unobstructed, available, open accessible, exposed, public, unrestricted O| '??
Aitchbone'eÉŞtĘbÉĘn'á˘ááááááźá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: alarmENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Aroused to vigilance; excited by fear of approaching danger; agitated; disturbed; as, an alarmed neighborhood; an alarmed modesty. S +;G
AlarmcordÉËlÉ:mklÉ:dá˘áš 'áĄáśááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááá áááá¸ááśáááá áŹáááááááśá á˘. (c) áááááááŹáááááśá˘áśáááá áŁ.(c)á§ááááááááááśáá˘áśáááá public ~ááśáááááśááááá˘ážá fire ~ ááááżáá˛áááááááááááś (ááźá ááśááááááááááááááˇááá áááá ááá áźáááááááśáážá) á¤. i (C) = ALARM CLOCK ááśáĄáˇááśááááˇá
alarm (transitive verb).áááááśá don't ~ her áááá˘ážá (Arch) ~ the people of the danger á˛áááááááááááś fabe alarmááááááááááśáá áááťáá give alarmááááśááá áááťáááááááááááśáá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśá á, ááśááááážááááá˝á, áááážááááááááážá, ááśáĄáˇááśáááá Example: Where is the fire alarm? public alarm ááśáááááśááááá˘ážá 2.(ARCHAIC) Alarm the people of the danger á˛áááááááááááś noun 1.ááśááááááśá 2.(any sound or information giving notice of approaching danger, a mechanical contrivance to rouse a person from sleep, a warning of danger) áááá˘áśáááá, áááááááááś, ááśáá˛áááááááś verb â past tense: alarmed ; past participle: alarmed ; present participle: alarming ; 1.(Fill with apprehension, call to arms) áááá˘ážá, ááááá, á˛áááááááááááś Example: As the enemy came near, alarm spread among the people, The country was alarmed at the threat of war, a burglar alarm, a fire alarm. don't alarm her áááá˘ážá Example: The nurse was alarmed by Jane's temperature. 2.áááááśá
Ż ë ë
BOĚpŻ T )Y/
Albinism'ĂŚlbÉŞnÉŞzÉmá˘ááá 'ááá¸áá¸áášá(noun)
Same as: albumen noun 1.(a class of watersoluble proteins found in milk, egg, muscle, blood, necessary for growth in the body) ááśááˇá˘áśáááááťááá¸á 2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áááááá, á˘áśáááááťááá¸á,áááááááááááťá, ááśááˇáááááťá, ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A thick, viscous nitrogenous substance, which is the chief and characteristic constituent of white of eggs and of the serum of blood, and is found in other animal substances, both fluid and solid, also in many plants. It is soluble in water and is coagulated by heat and by certain chemical reagents. ; IWO Albumen'ĂŚlbjĘmÉŞn; US ĂŚlËbjĘmÉn'á˘áááááááźááášá(noun)
Same as: albumin noun 1.(a constituent of animal and vegetable matter, found in the tissues, the white of an egg found in the tissues of animals) ááśááˇááááááťá, áááááááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The white of an egg. 2.Nourishing matter stored up within the integuments of the seed in many plants, but not incorporated in the embryo. It is the floury part in corn, wheat, and like grains, the oily part in poppy seeds, the fleshy part in the cocoanut, etc. t 9!
Album'ĂŚlbÉm'á˘ááááášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááá ááźááá, á˘áśáááááťá photograph ~ ááááá ááˇáááźáááááşáááááá á˘. ááśáá áááá record album ááśááááśááá¸áááá
;GAAlbino'ĂŚlbÉŞnÉĘ; US -baÉŞ-á˘ááá 'ááá¸ááź(noun)
(noun). (plural albinos) áááťááááŹááááááżá áŹááááá human albino áááťáááááżá
noun â Plural: Albinos 1.(A person or animal with w1iite or very light skin and hair, and pink eyes) human albino áááťáááááżá buffalo albino ááááá¸ááááá elephant albino áááá¸á 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááťááááááááááááśááˇáááĄáśáá¸á ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Albinos 1.A person, whether negro, Indian, or white, in whom by some defect of organization the substance which gives color to the skin, hair, and eyes is deficient or in a morbid state. An albino has a skin of a milky hue, with hair of the same color, and eyes with deep red pupil and pink or blue iris. The term is also used of the lower animals, as white mice, elephants, etc.; and of plants in a whitish condition from the absence of chlorophyll.
l 4D vŰţ l ' /]]EAlcoholicËĂŚlkÉËhÉlÉŞkËá˘áááááš 'á áááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.áááťáááááááášá, áááťááááááááááś adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśáááśááˇá˘áśááťá, ááááááááááś 2.(Of alcohol, person addicted to the use of liquor) alcoholic solution áááááśáááśááˇááááś Example: Whiskey is an alcoholic drink.alcoholic beverage ááááś Y&9E=
Alcohol'ĂŚlkÉhÉl; US -hÉ:l'á˘ááááášá áá(noun)
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (A colorless liquid made in fermenting sugar, fruit juices, or starches, the intoxicating element in fermented or distilled, liquor) rubbing alcohol á˘áśááááťá drink alcohol ááááś, ááťááś 2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áśááťá, ááśááˇááááś % ={mAlchemy'ĂŚlkemÉŞá˘ááááááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(the earlier stage of chemistry, studied in the Middle Ages, its chief aim was to change the baser metals: into gold) ááááśááááááźáá˘áśááááááśáá, ááśááááááááá ááá ááśááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An imaginary art which aimed to transmute the baser metals into gold, to find the panacea, or universal remedy for diseases, etc. It led the way to modern chemistry. 2.A mixed metal composed mainly of brass, formerly used for various utensils; hence, a trumpet. 3.Miraculous power of transmuting something common into something precious. J$ 'S
AlchemistĂŚlËkÉmÉŞstá˘ááá 'áášáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.á˘ááááááááááá áááśááťááśááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who practices alchemy. l# %Ew
Alchemic'ĂŚlĘÉmÉŞk'á˘áááááşáá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(the habitual drinking of alcoholic beverages to excess, or a diseased condition caused by this) ááááááááśááááá¸ááááś, ááááááááááś 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááááááś, ááááááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A diseased condition of the system, brought about by the continued use of alcoholic liquors. p(%9i?
AlcoholicityËĂŚlkÉËhÉlÉŞkÉŞtÉŞËá˘áááááš 'á ááˇááá¸áá¸(noun)
adjective 1.(á áááśáá) ááˇáááá Example: Uncertain about a fact or an event with might happen or might have happened. á§ááśá áááá ááˇáááááśááâá˘ááá¸á˘áááá áááť áŹáááášááˇááááśááááááá˘áśá áážááĄážááŹá˘áśá ááśááážááĄážáá ážá á 62 auAleeÉŞlá˘áá(noun)
noun 1.(a fermented drink made from malt and hops, beer made from malt and hops) ááááááááááááááááśáášáááá¸ááá, ááá¸áááááááá˘ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A festival in English country places, so called from the liquor drunk. 2.An intoxicating liquor made from an infusion of malt by fermentation and the addition of a bitter, usually hops.
şú Y<%GS
AletlyÉËlÉ:tlÉŞá˘áš 'áĄáşááááá¸(adverb)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being alert or on the alert; briskness; nimbleness; activity. *:%Gs
AlertlyÉËlÉ:tlÉŞá˘áš 'áĄášááááá¸(adverb)
alert (noun). áĄ. áááááááśááááááá áśá be on the ~ ááśáááááťááááááááá put the troops on ~ááśáááááťááááááááśááááá á˘. ááśáááááśáááá¸áááááááááśáá, áááááśááśááťá on (red) alertááááˇááá ááááťáááśáááááťááážáááśáááśááááá on the alertá áśáááááśááážá
noun 1.ááśáááááťááážáááśá adjective 1.áááááááťááážáááśá 2.~ (to something) (watchful, brisk, mentally quick in perception and action, attentive, wide awake, to warn of coming danger, a warning of coming danger, on the lookout) ááááá áááá á˝á, ááááááááśá, áááááááá Example: An alert mind, an alert soldier, The troops were alerted before the enemy attack.alert mind ááááá alert driver áááááááťáááááááááááśáááśá, áááááśáááááśááá¸áá áá Example: The alert watchman gave the alarm when he found the broken window. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááááśááá˛áááášáááťá 2.ááááťááážáááśá, áááááśáááśááťá
X
W ĺ
ý
/@W,(*X NG CE
Algarde'ĂŚlgÉ:dá˘áááá áááśá(noun)
Same as: aloof noun â Plural: Alewives 1.áááá¸áááááśá 2.áááááá¸á˘ááááááááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Alewives 1.A woman who keeps an alehouse. 2.A North American fish (Clupea vernalis) of the Herring family. It is called also ellwife, ellwhop, branch herring. The name is locally applied to other related species.
ą ă
w 7+Ö ")" ą mQ!E
Algid'ĂŚldĘÉŞd'á˘ááááááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(of, occurring in, or utilizing algebra or the symbols of algebra) ááááˇááááˇá H'Y =Algebra'ĂŚldĘÉŞbrÉá˘ááá 'ááááˇááááş(noun)
noun 1.(a branch of mathematics, using letters to represent the numbers and signs to show relationships between them) ááˇááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That branch of mathematics which treats of the relations and properties of quantity by means of letters and other symbols. It is applicable to those relations that are true of every kind of magnitude. 2.A treatise on this science.
u 7 ü {
<G8<>= u D] %Q
Alhambra'ĂŚlhĂŚmbrÉ'á˘áááá ááááááş(noun)
noun 1.Plea that a person was else where when the crime was committed; in loose language, an excuse. ááá˘áśáááśááááááá, ááśáááá˘áśáááśâáááá˝ááá áá¸áááááâááááśáááášááááˇááśáááá˘ááá¸áá˝áâáážáááśááĄážá Example: The alibi of the accused was that he was making a public speech in another town at the time of the crime. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááá˘áśá ááááˇááá áá¸áááááááážáá áááť, ááśááááááśá 3.(á áááśáá) á˘ááááśáááááś ááśáááá˘áśáááśáá áá¸ááááá (á.á) Example: Latin: âelsewhereâ; the excuse that at the time a crime was committed a person was somewhere else. á§ááśá áááá áĄáśááśááá áá áá¸ááááá á ááśááááááśáááśáá áááâááááááááážááááááźáááśáááááááášááááˇáááâááşáááááááááˇááá áá¸ááááááá ááˇáâáá á 4.(COLLOQUIAL) ááá áááá¸áááááśá verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááśá H^!9E
Alias'eÉŞlÉŞÉs'á˘áááááá(noun)
noun 1.(Foreign, different in nature, of another country, estranged, a nonnaturalized foreigner, stranger) ááááááááá ááááťáááááááááśáá˝á Example: An alien language, and alien enemy, Dishonesty is alien to her. 2.(á áááśáá) ááááááá Example: Someone who is not a citizen of the country in which he or she is living. A resident alien is a person allowed to reside in a country by immigration authorities but who has not been given citizenship. á§ááśá áááá áááťááááááááˇááááááśááááááááááááááááááááá˝áááááťáááááá á ááááááááááááááśáááá¸áááá ááşááśáááťáááááśáááśáá ááśá˘áááááśáááááá á˘á áˇáááááááááá ááááťáááááááááááá¸á˘áśááááśááá˘ááśáááááááááá áááťááááááˇáááśááááśáááá˝áááśáá ááśááááááááááááááááááá á
@Ż˛ťÖ Ik /i
AligatorĂŚËlÉgeÉŞtÉ(r)á˘áá 'áĄášá áááááááş(á)(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááˇááá ááˇá noun 1.(Act of alienating, state of being alienated) ááśááááááááááś, ááśáááźá ááˇáááááśá, ááśááááśáááˇááá, ááˇááá ááˇá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááááááááˇááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśááááááááááááˇáááᡠExample: The voluntary and absolute transfer of title and possession of real property to another. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááááááááˇááááˇááˇáááśáááśááááśááá˘á áááááááááá á˘ááá˘áááááááááááááááááááááá áˇáááááˇáááśá áááśáááááááá á <f )K3eAlienate'eÉŞlÉŞÉneÉŞt'á˘ááááááááá(transitive verb)
adjective 1.(on fire, illuminated) áááááá verb â past tense: Alit/Alighted ; past participle: Alit/Alighted ; present participle: Alighting ; 3rd person singular present Alights 1.(ARCHAIC) (INTRANSITIVE) ~ (from something) (get down, settle, come down [from], settle, land) á áťááááážáá¸á˘áśááśáááśá, á áźáá áááááśáá, á áťááážáášáááááá áá Example: The fire is alight on the hearth, The bride's face was alight with jubilance, to alight from a train, The bird alighted on the lower branch.alight from a car á áťá
) ö) In )_1kAlignmentÉËlaÉŞnmÉntá˘áš 'áĄáśáááááášááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśááááá áááśáá˝ááŹááááááááá, ááśááááááááá˝á, ááśáááááááá˛ááááááá á˘. (ááśááˇáááááááťááááááśá) ááśááá˝ááá˝ááŹáááááááááááśáááá, ááśáá áźááá ááááťááááááááááááá áŁ. Idiom, Idiomatic out of alignement ááˇáááááá
alignment (noun). áĄ. ááśááááá áááśáá˝ááŹááááááááá, ááśááááááááá˝á, ááśáááááááá˛ááááááá á˘. (ááśááˇáááááááťááááááśá) ááśááá˝ááá˝ááŹáááááááááááśáááá, ááśáá áźááá ááááťááááááááááááá áŁ. Idiom, Idiomatic out of alignement ááˇáááááá
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (with something) (bring into line, put into line, be in line, form in a line, fall in, as troops) áááááśáá˝á, áááááááá˝á, ááááááťááá˝á align posts ááśááá˛ááááááááá˝á align wheels áááášáá˛áááááá align one's thinking áááááááśá
v đö0v 6r!1a =-AlimentaryËĂŚlÉŞËmentÉrÉŞËá˘ááááˇ'áááááášáá¸(adjective)
ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Supplying food; having the quality of nourishing; furnishing the materials for natural growth; as, alimental sap. vp%Qe'AlimentËĂŚlÉŞmÉnt'á˘ááááˇááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(Food, nourishment, nutriment, provision for maintenance, the process of introducing nutriment into the body) á˘áśá áśá, áááˇááááááááťááááżáá áśáááśá ááááááśááá áá˘áá, á˘áśáááááááźáááááááśáááááááááááśáá ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which nourishes; food; nutriment; anything which feeds or adds to a substance in natural growth. Hence: The necessaries of life generally: sustenance; means of support. 2.An allowance for maintenance. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To provide for the maintenance of. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To nourish, to support o ;?AlikeÉËlaÉŞká˘áš 'áĄáśááá(adjective.adverb)
adjective / adverb 1.(same, similar, behaved alike) ááźá ááááś, ááźá ááá, áááááźá , ááźá áááá Example: These things are alike, are both alike. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having resemblance or similitude; similar; without difference. adverb 1.In the same manner, form, or degree; in common; equally; as, we are all alike concerned in religion.
Ź
W4Z Ź px%-cQ
Aliquot partÉlÉŞkwÉt pÉ:tá˘ášáá¸ááááźá ááśááá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An aliquot part of a number or quantity is one which will divide it without a remainder; thus, 5 is an aliquot part of 15. Opposed to aliquant. Vv% /_
Aline, alignÉËlaÉŞná˘áš 'ááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(An allowance allowed to a wife legally separated from her husband) ááááśááááááááąáááá ááááááááŹáááá¸ááááááááááááááááááááśááśá áááááĄáá ážá, ááááśáááááá˝áááááááˇáá˘áśá áśá, ááááááááá˝ááąáááá ááˇááááˇááá 2.(á áááśáá) ááááá˘áśá áśáááˇá áá , ááááśáááááááá˘áááá ááááááááŹáááá¸ááááááááááááááááááááśááśá áááááĄáá ážá 3.(á áááśáá) ááááá˘áśá áśáááˇá áá , á˘áśá áśáááˇá áá Example: Court-ordered payment for the support of a spouse, usually as part of a formal separation or divorce. á§ááśá áááá á ááá˝ááášáááááśáááááááťááśááśááááááśá˘ááááááááááśááááááááááááâááááááá áŹáá¸áááá ááááááááááśááśááááźáááśááŹáááááááááś á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Maintenance; means of living. 2.An allowance made to a wife out of her husband's estate or income for her support, upon her divorce or legal separation from him, or during a suit for the same. ?t%5{O
AlimentativeËĂŚlÉËmÉntÉtÉŞvËá˘áááááˇááášá 'áááááá¸á(adjective)
noun â Plural: Alkalies, Alkalis 1.(substance which combines with acid forming a salt, a base that can be dissolved in water, become alkaline) ááśááˇááááťá 2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áśááááśáĄáśáá, ááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Alkalies, Alkalis 1.Soda ash; caustic soda, caustic potash, etc. 2.One of a class of caustic bases, such as soda, potash, ammonia, and lithia, whose distinguishing peculiarities are solubility in alcohol and water, uniting with oils and fats to form soap, neutralizing and forming salts with acids, turning to brown several vegetable yellows, and changing reddened litmus to blue. 3.Soluble mineral matter, other than common salt, contained in soils of natural waters. wy ; mAAliveÉËlaÉŞvá˘áš 'áĄáśááá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ááááá ááśááá¸ááˇá, ááááá ááá á˘. áá ááśááááśááááááááᡠáŁ. áááááśááááááááśá, áááááááážá to be alive áá˝áááśáá, ááźááááĄážá, áááááśáááĄážá tobe alive to áášá, áááá áááśáá á¤. áááááá the stupidest man alive áááťááááááážáááááááśááááááśá alive in the memoryááááşááááśááááťáááśáá áá áśá áĽ. ~ to something áááááááťááááááááá he is fully alive to the possible dangerááśááááśáááááťááááááááááááśááááááá ášáâ ááˇááááááááááśáááááá˘áśá áážááĄážá áŚ. ááááá ááśá, ááááá áááá á§. ~ with something ááááááááááááááááááśááá¸ááˇá áŹáááážá áááś the lake was alive with fish áášááááááááźááááá¸
aliveness (noun).ááśááááááážá Idiom, Idiomatic alive to áášáááááááááá, áášáá áááśááááśáá
adjective 1.(Living, in life or activity, existent, lively, existing, full of spirit, aware of, sensitive to) ááá˘áśáá¸á, áááá¸áááá, áááááśááá¸ááˇáááá, ááááá ááá Example: It's a wonder in still alive to tell the tale, Freedom is still alive in men's hearts, a stream alive with fish, River alive with fish.it's alive ááááá ááá alive with activity áááá˘ááźá˘á the stupidest man alive áááááťááááááážáááááááśááááááśá Example: She was still alive when I reached the hospital. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá ááá, áááááśááá¸ááˇá, ááááá ááśááááśáááááááááˇ, áááááśááááááááśá, ááááááááážá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá ááá
&
r ŘĽĚĂ & [#5i
All outËÉ:l-aĘt'á˘á_á˘á áá(noun)
(prefix). (áááááśááááááážáááťáááśáááˇáááˇááˇááśááˇááááá) áĄ. ááśááááááťá á˘. áááááˇáá˘ááˇááááś (á§ááśá ááá: an all electric kitchen;an all Cambodian show; allpowerful)
adjective 1.The whole of, every one of, everyone, completely, wholly, entirely, everything, whole amount, whole duration of, almost, in any way altogether. -above all before ever else, chiefly. -after all not with standing. -once and for all finally. -all but nearly. áááááśááá˘áá, áááááśááááźá, áááááśááááááťá, ááááááááśáá, áááááááá, áááťáááááśááá˘áá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááááá, ááááááˇááźááá, áááááˇáá˘ááá˘áśááááá, áááááˇáááááá Example: His wife is all in all to him. á§ááśá áááá áááááááááááááśááááşááśááááááááááááááśááááťáááááááśáá á 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááá˘áá, ááááá, ááá adverb 1.All over the table áááśáááśááááááť All saints day ááááśáááźááś Example: All my plants have died. pronoun 1.~ (of it / them / us / you) all the money ááááááśááááśááá˘áá all is lost áááá˘ááááá¸áá ážá Is that all? ááááááááťáááášááááŹ? above all ááśááˇááá after all (he's just a child) á ážááááááśáááá You bought it after all! ááááá ááááˇááááá at all ááá in all áááááśááá˘áá once and for all áááááśááááśáá | %E K
Alkalize'ĂŚlkÉlaÉŞz'á˘áááášáá¸áá(noun)
adjective 1.(containing alkali, capable of combining with an acid to form a salt. -alkaline earth any of the oxides of barium, strontium, calcium and sometimes, barium, strontium, calcium) áááááśáááśááˇááááťááááá˝ááŻá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááášáááśááˇááááťá, ááśáááśááˇá˘áśááááśáĄáśáááŹááśá
o
ő a #7o
All thing'É:lθɪĹ'á˘á 'ááá¸á(preposition.noun)
1#A+
All right, alrightÉ:lËraÉŞtá˘á 'áááśááá(adjective)
(adjective). Are you all right? áááááˇáá˘á¸áááŹ? He's all right now (after illness)ááśááááśááááá˝áá ážá Is htat a?ááśááá? that's all rightááśá, ááˇáá˘á¸áá let's go.á˘ááá ášááá He's mean, all rightááśá˘áśáááááááá
(adverb). They got there all right áááá ááááááá˝ááá˝ááá
˙or: #0000ff;">once and for all ááśááááśáá
(3) (adverb)
(adverb). áĄ. ááśááá˘áá, ááśááááááťá á˘. ááśáá, áááśáááááśáá áŁ. (áááážááśáá˝áááśáááááˇáááťáááśá áŹááˇááˇááśááááááˇááá) á ááááááááťáááˇáá˝áá all over the table ááśááááááť All saints'dayááśáááźááś all serence ááśáá ááážá all along ááááááááááááś all at onceáá˝áááááá , ááááśáááá all for the bestáážáááá¸ááááášáááááááááááá˘ááááážá all rightáááášáááááźá, ááááá, ááááá ááśá á all in my eyeáááááááááśá, ááááżááˇáááśá all in alláá˝áááá áááá¸áá all one áĽáááśáááśá, áĽááááááááá all over ááááááááá, ááááśááááááˇá all over the placeáááááá áśááááá áśá all the same ááźá ááááááśá˘ááá ášáááá, ááźá ááááááśá˘ááá ášáá ážá all the weekááááá˝ááááááśá á all and sundryáááááááááśááśááá˘áá all there ááááśá, áá, áášáááżáá áááśáá after all ááˇáááááśááááááá, á áááśááááśááááááá beyond all questionááśááá áááśáá, ááááśááááááˇááááááá for all thatááááá¸ááśááźá ááááááááá not at all. á˘áááááááá, ááááśáááśáááśáá˘ááá¸ááá when all is said and doneááááááťáááá áááá¸áá, áážáááťáááá áááá¸áá will he come to school at all, on all foursááźááážááá˝á, á áťáááźááážááá˝á
(indefinite det). áĄ. (áááážááśáá˝áááśááá áťáá áá, ááśáá˘áśá ááśááááśá ááááźáááááˇááá áá¸ááťáááá the, this / that, my, her, his...ááá áŹá ááá˝ááááťá á˘. (áááážááśáá˝áááśáááťáá˘áśá ááśááááśá, ááśáá˘áśá ááśááááśáááááźáááááˇááá áá¸ááťáááá the, this/ that, my, her, his... ááá) ááśááá˘áá, áááˇááśááááťá áŁ. (áááážááśáá˝áááśááŻááá áááááááśáááááá áśááááááá) áááááťá all morningááááá˝ááááášá á¤. áááááá ášá áĽ. áááááśááá áŚ. á˘ááá¸ááááá and all thatáášáá˘ááá¸áá˝áááááááááááááááááś I'm bored by history dates and battle and all that stuffááááťáááťáááááśáááášáááááááááˇááˇááááś ááśááááˇá ááááááˇáááśááááááťááááášáá˘ááá¸ááááááááááááááááś
(5) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. á ááá˝áâ áŹáááˇááśááááťá, ááśááá˘áá, áááááááááś (a) ~ (of it/ them /us/you)(áááá áážá˘ááá¸ááááááśáááˇááśááá¸ááťá) (b) ~ of somebody/something(áááá á ááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á) All of the mourners were ááśááá˘áááááśááááááááťáááááśááá˘áá, áááááááśááááááááá á˘. (ááááˇááá áá¸ááťáááááśááááśááá ážáááśáášáááśáááĽááááážááśááá that áá) á˘ááá¸áááśááá˘áááááááťáááá˝áááá all in alláá áááááśáááˇá áśáááśáááááááááťáááááá
adjective 1.The whole of, every one of, everyone, completely, wholly, entirely, everything, whole amount, whole duration of, almost, in any way altogether. -above all before ever else, chiefly. -after all not with standing. -once and for all finally. -all but nearly. áááááśááá˘áá, áááááśááááźá, áááááśááááááťá, ááááááááśáá, áááááááá, áááťáááááśááá˘áá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááááá, ááááááˇááźááá, áááááˇáá˘ááá˘áśááááá, áááááˇáááááá Example: His wife is all in all to him. á§ááśá áááá áááááááááááááśááááşááśááááááááááááááśááááťáááááááśáá á 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááá˘áá, ááááá, ááá adverb 1.All over the table áááśáááśááááááť All saints day ááááśáááźááś Example: All my plants have died. pronoun 1.~ (of it / them / us / you) all the money ááááááśááááśááá˘áá all is lost áááá˘ááááá¸áá ážá Is that all? ááááááááťáááášááááŹ? above all ááśááˇááá after all (he's just a child) á ážááááááśáááá You bought it after all! ááááá ááááˇááááá at all ááá in all áááááśááá˘áá once and for all áááááśááááśáá
ë ÁČĘ ë [
-
All-risks policy"(noun)
(adjective). ááśááá˘ááááááś, ááśááááááťá, áááááá áááťá all menáááťáááááśááá˘áá all dayááááá˝ááááá all risks insurance ááśááśáááśáááááááááááťá all kindsááááááááśá, áááááááťá all sereneááá˘ááśáá, ááá˘á ááážá all along áááááááá, ááśááááá all right áááášáááááźáá ážá, ááááá all in all ááśááááááťá, áá˝áááá áááá¸ááś all for the bestáážáááá¸ááááśááááśááááá˘ááááťá all the sameááźá ááááśááśááá˘ááááááŻá for all that ááźáááá¸áááśááááááááá not at allááˇáá˘á¸áá all smileááášááááá be all eyes ááááášááážááááá áˇáááááááááááá be all earsááááśáááááá áˇáááá áááá all butáááááˇá, áááážááá
(2) (pronoun)
(pronoun). á ááá˝áááśááá˘áá, áááááááááś, ááááááááśá all the money ááááśááááśááá˘áá all is lostá˘ááááá¸áá ážá Is that all?áááááťáááášááááŹ? above allááśááˇááá After all (he's just a child)á ážááááááśáááá You bought it after all!ááááá ááááˇááááá ! at alláááâ in allááśááá˘áá (transitive verb). áááááźá, ááááá, áááážá˛áááááááááááśáá ~ pain áááážá˛ááááááśááŹáááážá ~ fearsáááážá˛ááááśáááŹááá
verb â past tense: allayed ; past participle: allayed ; present participle: allaying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Lighten, relieve, lessen, quiet, make quiet, soothe lessen grief or pain) áááážá˛ááááááá, áááážá˛ááááááśá, áá˝á, áááá˘áá, áááááśáá, ááá, ááááá˝á, ááááá, áááááśá, áááá áˇááá Example: The priest allayed his fears.allay pain áááážá˛ááááááśááŹáááážá allay fears áááážá˛ááááśáááŹááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Alleviation; abatement; check. verb â past tense: allayed ; past participle: allayed ; present participle: allaying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To mix (metals); to mix with a baser metal; to alloy; to deteriorate. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make quiet or put at rest; to pacify or appease; to quell; to calm; as, to allay popular excitement; to allay the tumult of the passions. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To alleviate; to abate; to mitigate; as, to allay the severity of affliction or the bitterness of adversity. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To diminish in strength; to abate; to subside. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Alloy f %Ie
AllaroundÉ:lÉraĘndá˘ááĄášáááááá(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: allege adjective 1.áááááá, áááááˇááśáááśáá !-S1
AllegeableËĂŚlÉŞËdĘÉŞblá˘áš 'áĄáááááááá(adjective)
1.(plead, bring forward as an argument, assert, to claim, offer as an excuse) á áááá áááááááśááááááťááśá, áááá˘áá˘áśá, ááˇááśááááááśá, ááśáááśá, á ááááśáá˘áá˘áśá Example: He alleged illness as the reason for his absence. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To bring forward with positiveness; to declare; to affirm; to assert; as, to allege a fact. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To cite or quote; as, to allege the authority of a judge. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To produce or urge as a reason, plea, or excuse; as, he refused to lend, alleging a resolution against lending. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To alleviate; to lighten, as a burden or a trouble. Synonyms 1.advance, affirm, assign, cite, claim, declare, maintain Antonyms 1.contradict, deny, disprove gainsay, refute V!-qMQAllegationËÉlÉËgeÉŞĘná˘áááᡠ'á áááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. an ~ ááśáááá áááááááááśááááááťááśá by ~ ááśáá áááááááááśááááááťááśá á˘. ááá áááá¸áááááá˘ááá¸á áááťááśááá áŹáááá áśá˘ááá¸áá˝ááááááˇáááśááááá áśááááááťááśá, áááá¸áááááś, ááśááááá˘áá˘áśá
noun 1.(Alleging, assertion, accusation, affirmation, that which is positively asserted) ááśááááá˘áá˘áśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááĄáá á¸áááá, ááśááááá˘áá˘áśá, ááśáá áááááááśááááááśááááááťááśá 3.(á áááśáá) ááĄáá á¸áááá, ááśááááá˘áá˘áśá Example: A statement of fact or issue which is not proven. á§ááśá áááá ááá áá¸ááâáááááá˘ááá¸á áááťááśááááŹáááá áśá˘á¸áááá˝ááááááˇáááśááááá áśáâáááááťááśá á
mQX 7!)cg
Allegorist'ĂŚlÉŞgÉrÉŞst'á˘áááá¸á áááźáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.~ (to somebody / something) (loyalty, faithfulness, devotion, submission, duty of subject to his government or superior, oath of homage. one who owe allegiance) ááá áááá¸áááááá áááá Example: His allegiance to his family and government.oath of allegiance áá áá áśáááááˇááśá, ááááśáá¸áááááˇ, ááá áááá¸áááááááá, áá áá áááśá, ááśáááˇá, ááśááááášáááááźá, ááśáááááśáááąááśá, ááśáááááśáá, ááśáá áťáá áźá, ááśáááˇááášáááźá, ááśááááąááá Example: I pledge allegiance to the country. 2.(á áááśáá) ááá áááá¸áááááá áááá, ááśáááá¸ááááááá Example: Loyalty and obedience to the country of which the person is a citizen. á§ááśá áááá ááááá¸ááśá ááˇáâááśáááááâá ááááâáááááááá¸ááááśááááááááśáááááááśááááááááááááááááá á verb 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááá áááá¸ááááááááááá áááá, ááśáááááááá +KK
AllegerÉËlÉŞdĘÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááˇááááş(á)(noun)
adjective 1.(Having an allergy [to]) áááááˇáááááźáááśááťááźá ááśá˘ááááááááááˇáááááááśáááá ááśááş, áááááááśáá Example: Mae is allergic to pork. s 'G
AlleluiaËĂŚlÉŞlu:jÉËá˘áááá¸ááźáá(noun)
noun â Plural: Allegories 1.(a narrative with a meaning other than the literal one, a story in which abstract ideas are personified, a continued metaphor) ááá áááá¸á˘ááˇááááśáááááááááááá, ááśááááážá˛áááá ááśááśáááźá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááá áááá¸á˘ááˇááááśááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Allegories 1.A figurative sentence or discourse, in which the principal subject is described by another subject resembling it in its properties and circumstances. The real subject is thus kept out of view, and we are left to collect the intentions of the writer or speaker by the resemblance of the secondary to the primary subject. 2.Anything which represents by suggestive resemblance; an emblem. 3.A figure representation which has a meaning beyond notion directly conveyed by the object painted or sculptured. á˘ááááááˇááźáâ ááżáâáááááááá (á˘áááááśá áĄá§:á˘)
n J¤G n U%9'KAlley'ĂŚlÉŞ'á˘áááá¸áá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááááśá, ááśááááážá˛ááááááśá Example: The doctor gave her an injection to alleviate the pain. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of alleviating; a lightening of weight or severity; mitigation; relief. 2.That which mitigates, or makes more tolerable. Synonyms 1.abate, allay, assuage, diminish, extenuate, mitigate, relieve, soften, solace, soothe Antonyms 1.aggravate, agitate, augment, increase, irritate "# )SsgAlleviateÉËli:vÉŞeÉŞtá˘áš 'ááˇááˇá˘áááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: alleviated ; past participle: alleviated ; present participle: alleviating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (relieve [pain, etc.], reduce or decrease, lessen, make light, lighten, ease, mitigate) áááááśá, áááážá˛ááááźáááááśá, áááááźáááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: alleviated ; past participle: alleviated ; present participle: alleviating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To lighten or lessen the force or weight of. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To lighten or lessen (physical or mental troubles); to mitigate, or make easier to be endured; as, to alleviate sorrow, pain, care, etc. ; -- opposed to aggravate. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To extenuate, to palliate H"#EEyAllergy'ĂŚlÉdĘÉŞ'á˘áááĄášáááá¸(noun)
noun 1.~ (to something) (condition of being sensitive to certain plants, foods, cloths, etc. with harmful hypersensitivity to particular substances) áááááˇáááááášáááśááťá˘ááá¸áá˝áááá Example: An allergy to penicillin. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááśááááááˇááááá áááááááááťá˘ááá¸áá˝á (ááśáá, á áśáá) f! )SW
AllergistÉËlÉ:dĘÉŞká˘áš 'áĄáşáááá¸ááá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: ally adjective 1.(Joined together by agreement or treaty, related) ááááá˝áááááááá Example: The allied, nations, Reading and writing are closely allied subjects. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááááááááśá, áááááśáááá T-#GI
AllicitÉËlÉŞsÉŞtá˘áš 'áĄáśááá¸áá(intransitive verb)
(noun). ááśáá áááśá áááááś (áááśááááťááááášááááťááá áŹáááááááášááááááá) ~ between two countriesááááááááááśá member of the ~ áááááááááááá by ~ááśáá áááááśááááááá¸, ááááśááááááááˇáááááśá
noun 1.(state of being allied, the parties allied, parties, allied together for a common purpose) alliance between two countries áááááááááśá member of the alliance ááááááááááá by alliance ááśáá áááááśááááááá¸, áááááááááśá, ááśááˇááááááśá, ááááááááááááá¸, ááśáá ááááááŹá áááááśááááááá¸, á áˇááá ááááśááááááśááááááśááááśááśáááźááŹáá Example: The alliance between the two families was established when Pamela and Henry were married. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááˇááá, ááááśááááááááˇáááááśá f)'Oa
AlliageÉËlaÉŞÉdĘá˘áš ' áĄáśáá˘áááá(noun)
noun 1.(Of a word group) á á˝áá˘áááááážáááááśááá á§ááśá áááá ááááááááśááá¸ááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The repetition of the same letter at the beginning of two or more words immediately succeeding each other, or at short intervals. 33
E
Allision'ĂŚlÉŞzn(noun)
noun 1.(an animal of the crocodile family with four short legs, a thick skin, a broad snout, and a long tail, distinguished from crocodile by a broad flat head, depressed muzzle and unequal teeth) áááááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any machine with strong jaws, one of which opens like the movable jaw of an alligator 2.A large carnivorous reptile of the Crocodile family, peculiar to America. It has a shorter and broader snout than the crocodile, and the large teeth of the lower jaw shut into pits in the upper jaw, which has no marginal notches. Besides the common species of the southern United States, there are allied species in South America. 3.A form of squeezer for the puddle ball 4.A rock breaker 5.A kind of job press, called also alligator press. D0 %]
AlligateËĂŚlÉŞgeÉŞt'á˘ááááˇá ááááááá(verb)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááśááťáááśááááá áááḠ2.(á áááśáá) ááááźáááááťáááśááááá áááḠ(á.á) Example: A statement which a judge invites or allows a defendant to make prior to being sentenced, usually with the objective of reducing or even avoiding the punishment. á§ááśá áááá ááá áá¸áááááááááśááááá˝ááááá á ááááááťáá˘áááŹá˘ááťááááśáá˘ááá áťáá áááĄážááááááááťááááááśááááá áááḠ(áááááśáááśááááá) ááśáááááááśááááťáááááá ááááááŹá˘áááá˝á ááá¸ááááááááâáááááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or manner of speaking to, or of addressing in words. 2.An address; a hortatory or authoritative address as of a pope to his clergy. ^;#/]3
AlloclasiteÉËlÉklÉ:saÉŞtá˘áš'áĄášááááśááśááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. an ~ á˘ááá¸ááááááťáááááĄáááááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áááááśá á˘. by ~ ááśáá áááááááááááĄáá
verb â past tense: allotted ; past participle: allotted ; present participle: allotting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (to somebody / something) (give out, distribute as shares, assign, divide by lot, what is allotted, distribution, share) allot shares ááááá Example: The prize money was allotted to the various winners, he allots two hours of the day for homework.allot money ááťáááááĄááâáááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááá áá, á áá 3.(TRANSITIVE) á áśááá áááśá, á ááá áśá, ááśááááśá, áááážáŹáááśááááááááśáááźáááśáááááĄáá, áááááťááááááśááá áśááá ááááááĄááááááťáááťááááááááśáá˝á, áááááá˛ááááááĄáá .B)'
AllooÉËlu:á˘áš 'ááź(verb)
noun 1.ááśááááááśááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Fertilization of the pistil of a plant by pollen from another of the same species; cross-fertilization.
9 '
Ë Ĺ9 I )M!
AllotropyÉËlÉtrÉpÉŞá˘áš 'áĄáźááááźáá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄ. an ~ á áááá by ~ ááśáá áá á˘. ááśáá ááááśá áááá, á áááááááááááźááááá áá, áá¸áááááśáááá˝ááááážá áááśá, ááśááááááá˛áá
noun 1.(A portion, a plot of public land for cultivation rented by an individual) ááśááááááá˛áá, ááśáááááá, ááśáá áśááááśááááááťááááááśáá, ááśáá áśááááśáá, ááˇá áá áááááˇááááˇáŹá˘áááśá , ááˇááááˇáŹá˘áááśá ááááááá ááá˛áá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á áááá, ááśáááá áá
nJ /¨k?AllowÉËlaĘá˘áš 'áĄáśá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. á˘ááťááááśá, á˘ááťááááśáá˛áááááážáŹá áźá, áááááá˛áá, áááááááááśáááášáááááźá ~ him to goá˘ááťááááśáá˛áá á˘. ~ something to somebody áááááá˛áá, á˘ááťááááśáá˛ááá˘áááááśááááśááááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á áŁ. ~ something (for somebody / something) áááááâáŹááśááá˘ááá¸áá˝ááááááááťááááááťá(áááááśááááśáááˇá áśáááś) ááá˝áááááááááá á¤. ~ for somebody / something ááśáááááá áźá áĽ. á áźáááááťáááśáááááśáááá˝á, á ááśáá áááśá, áááááťáááťá allow him 1,000 riels per monthá˛ááááśáááá˝ááááá˝áááśááááá Don't allow your room to get so dirty ááťáááááááááááááá˛áááááááááááááśáá ááášá allow an hour to finishááťááááá˛áááá˝ááááááážáááá¸áášááááá áá
(intransitive verb). ááááťááááááśáá allow the appealá˘ááťááááśáá˛áááááášáá§áááááá allow of somethingá˘ááťááááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á, ááťááłááśááááááśááá˘ááá¸áá˝á
noun 1.ááśáááááááááᡠExample: My mother won't allow me to go out until my cold is better. verb â past tense: allowed ; past participle: allowed ; present participle: allowing ; 1.á˘ááťááááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (Acknowledge, permit, let have, give, set apart) allow him to go á˘ááťááááśááąáá Example: Allow him 1000 riels per month. á§ááśá áááá áąááááśáááá˝ááááá˝áááśááááá á Example: Don't allow your room to get so dirty. á§ááśá áááá ááťááááááááąáááááááááááááááááśáá ááášá á allow an hour to finish ááťáááááąáááá˝ááááááážáááá¸áášááááá áá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) (Provide, take into consideration) á˘ááťááááśá, áážááá, áážááąááśá, áážáá˛ááá áźá, ááááááá, á˘áááąá, ááááśááááá¸, ááááśááŹááááááá˛áááá áŹá˛ááááááž, áááááá, ááááááá áá Example: Smoking is not allowed here, You are not allowed. to com here, I don't allow myself to get lazy, Allow off for cash, Allow for future development.
>
e> #M%
]YAllowed time"(noun)
(noun). á ááá˝áâ áŹáááˇááśááááááááźááááááá˛ááááśá˘á áˇáááááááá, ááˇááśááá, ááááśááá§ááááááá, ááśáá˘ááťááááá, ááśáá˘ááťááááśá, ááśááááááááá˛ááááááž weekly ~ááśáááśááˇ, ááˇááśááá make allowance for his (old) age ááááźáááˇáááśááśááá áśáááá make allowance for somebodyáááá áťáááááá˛áá, áážááááá˛áá, ááááááá˛áááá˝á áá¸ááá (an) allowance for somethingááˇá áśáááśáá¸á˘ááá¸áá˝ááá ááááááážááśááááááá á áˇááá cost of living allowanceááááśááá§ááááááááážááááśáááá (áážáááá¸áááááááááááááˇááá¸áááśá)
noun 1.(definite amount given for a purpose, act of allowing, an amount added on or subtracted) ááśáá˘áááąá, ááááśá adjective 1.ááá˘áśá áśááá¸á, ááááááááśááááśá˘áśá áśá, ááá˘áśá áśá Example: when Larry was seven, his father gave him an allowance of ten cents a week. uK %A?WAllowableÉËlaĘÉblá˘áš 'áĄá á˘ášáá(adjective)
verb â past tense: alluded ; past participle: alluded ; present participle: alluding ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (to somebody / something) (refer indirectly to, hint at, mention lightly) ááˇááśááááááá, áááááˇáááˇááśáááá Example: In his bock the general alluded to his earlier essay on the subject. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááśááááááˇáááááááááááááśááá˘áááášá 8Q #K
Allspice'É:lspaÉŞs'á˘ááááááśááá(noun)
noun 1.(mixture of two or more metals, compound) ááˇáá¸áááá áťáááá ááááá, ááá áááśááťáááá, ááśáááśáááá áááśááť, á˘ááá¸ááááááśáá ááážáááťá, áááááťááśá, ááˇáá¸ááśá 2.(COUNTABLE, UNCOUNTABLE) (mix metals) ááśáááşáááá áťáááá áááśááť, áááá, á áááááśááááááḠ3.(FIGURATIVE) ááááá á, ááá ááˇááááˇááś, ááá ááśááťáááá verb â past tense: alloyed ; past participle: alloyed ; present participle: alloying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááááááá ááśááť ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality, or comparative purity, of gold or silver; fineness. 2.A baser metal mixed with a finer. verb â past tense: alloyed ; past participle: alloyed ; present participle: alloying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Admixture of anything which lessens the value or detracts from; as, no happiness is without alloy. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To reduce the purity of by mixing with a less valuable substance; as, to alloy gold with silver or copper, or silver with copper. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To mix, as metals, so as to form a compound. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To abate, impair, or debase by mixture; to allay; as, to alloy pleasure with misfortunes. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To form a metallic compound. 6.(TRANSITIVE) Any combination or compound of metals fused together; a mixture of metals; for example, brass, which is an alloy of copper and zinc. But when mercury is one of the metals, the compound is called an amalgam.
,` W )Au;AlluringÉËlĘÉrÉŞĹá˘áš 'áĄá˝ááá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). ááááááážá˛ááá áśááá˘áśáááááá, áááááśáááááááááá á an. ~ smileááááá
noun 1.(the power of alluring, charm, the act, means, or process of alluring) ááśáááááážá, ááśááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act alluring; temptation; enticement. 2.That which allures; any real or apparent good held forth, or operating, as a motive to action; as, the allurements of pleasure, or of honor. <U%3gQAllureÉËlĘÉ(r)á˘áš 'áĄá˝(á)(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: alluded ; past participle: alluded ; present participle: alluring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Entice, tempt, win over, attract, something which attracts) ááśá, ááááźá, ááśááá, áááááá, áááážá˛ááá áźáá áˇááá, áááážá˛ááááśááá áˇááá, áááážá, ááśááááážá˛ááááśááá áˇááá Example: To allure by the promise of pleasure, the allure of adventure. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: alluded ; past participle: alluded ; present participle: alluring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To attempt to draw; to tempt by a lure or bait, that is, by the offer of some good, real or apparent; to invite by something flattering or acceptable; to entice; to attract. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Allurement 2.Gait, bearing HT )M!
AlluranceÉËlĘÉrĂŚnsá˘áš 'áá˝áááááá(noun)
^
P @[ %;%Alluvium'Élu:vÉŞÉmá˘áš 'ááźááá(noun)
(noun). áá¸ááááá, ááá
noun â Plural: Alluvia, Alluviums 1.(sand clay, etc. gradually deposited by running. water, as along a river bed) áá¸ááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Alluvia, Alluviums 1.Deposits of earth, sand, gravel, and other transported matter, made by rivers, floods, or other causes, upon land not permanently submerged beneath the waters of lakes or seas. ;Z%5'
AlluviaÉËlu:vÉŞÉá˘áš 'ááźáá(noun)
noun 1.(calendar with astronomical or other data a table of days, weeks, and months, etc. that gives information about the weather, sunrise, and sunset, important anniversaries, etc. during that period) áá áśáááááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A book or table, containing a calendar of days, and months, to which astronomical data and various statistics are often added, such as the times of the rising and setting of the sun and moon, eclipses, hours of full tide, stated festivals of churches, terms of courts, etc. 9_ 9'
Almain'ĂŚlmeÉŞn'á˘áááááá(noun)
(intransitive verb. transitive verb). (past tense.; past participle allied) ~ ( somebody / oneself) with / to somebody/ something á ááááááááá
(noun). ááśááááśáááá, áá˝ááá˝á to be allied toááśááááśáááááááśáááˇáááˇáááááááááááááááˇáááááááśáááááá western allieds :ááááááááááˇááááááááśáááˇá
SEE: Alley, a marble or taw 1.~ (somebody / oneself with / to somebody / something) (join by treaty, marriage, or friendship) áá˝ááá˝á, ááááśááááśááááááá, á áááááááá noun â Plural: Allies 1.ááááááááˇááá 2.(a person, family country, etc. bound to another, esp. of nations in wartime) ááááááááááˇááá, ááśááˇááááá verb â past tense: allied ; past participle: allied ; present participle: allying ; 1.á áááááááááˇááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: allied ; past participle: allied ; present participle: allying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To unite, or form a connection between, as between families by marriage, or between princes and states by treaty, league, or confederacy; -- often followed by to or with. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To connect or form a relation between by similitude, resemblance, friendship, or love. 3.One united to another by treaty or league; -- usually applied to sovereigns or states; a confederate. 4.Anything associated with another as a helper; an auxiliary. 5.Anything akin to another by structure, etc. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A relative, a kinsman
2
Hą 2 if7;eAlmsÉ:mzá˘áśáá ááá(noun)
'alms house (noun). ááśááśáááśá, ááááá˘áááááťááá, ááśááśááááśááááá˘áśááśááś
noun 1.(Gifts to the poor, charity, charitable donation, handout, offering, aid, relief) ááśáá˘áááááá á˘ááááá¸ááśááááá, á˘ááťááááá Example: To give alms to a beggar. ENGLISH MEANING Singular and Plural 1.(SINGULAR and PLURAL) Anything given gratuitously to relieve the poor, as money, food, or clothing; a gift of charity. ááśá áááááááśá e%? {UAlmost'É:lmÉĘst'á˘ááááźááá(adverb)
(adverb). áááážááá ~ deadááˇá almost all (rotten) áááážáááááśááá˘ááIdiom, Idiomatic nearly
adverb 1.(nearly, all but, very nearly approximately) almost dead ááˇá almost all (rotten) áááážáááááśááá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Nearly; well nigh; all but; for the greatest part. [d=I;
Almoner'É:mÉnÉ(r); US 'ĂŚlm-'á˘áśáááášááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(The kernel of the fruit of a tree somewhat like the peach or plum tree, the tree itself, pale tan color) á˘áśáááá (ááťáááááśááˇáááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The fruit of the almond tree. 2.The tree that bears the fruit; almond tree. 3.Anything shaped like an almond. 4.One of the tonsils. 6b 'A7aAlmightyÉ:lËmaÉŞtÉŞá˘á 'áááśááá¸(adjective)
the Almighty (noun).áááá (ááśáááááˇáááááśáááś)
adjective 1.(Having. all power all powerful, omnipotent, all important) áááááśááĽááááˇáŹáááá¸áááážáááá 2.(RELATIVE) The Almighty ááááááááśááááášáááááśáááś, áááááśáá˘áááááśááťááśááááááśááĽááááááˇááááááśáááŹá˘áááśá ááááśá áááśá, áááá˘áśááˇááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Unlimited in might; omnipotent; all-powerful; irresistible. 2.Great; extreme; terrible. ááâááśáâáááááśááťááśáâ ááááśáâáááááâááááâá áááááśza 5]i
Almandine'ĂŚlmÉndi:nË-daÉŞn'á˘áááááááášáááśá(noun)
adjective / adverb 1.(On high, up, above, overhead, up above the earth high up, on the yards or rigging) plane is áááááááá áááĄážáááťáá ážá Example: The planes were aloft at the time of the air raid, The sailor nimbly climbed aloft. xj 3%Aloe'ĂŚlÉĘ'á˘ááááĄáź(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The wood of the agalloch. 2.A genus of succulent plants, some classed as trees, others as shrubs, but the greater number having the habit and appearance of evergreen herbaceous plants; from some of which are prepared articles for medicine and the arts. They are natives of warm countries. 3.The inspissated juice of several species of aloe, used as a purgative. ,i -
Almuce'É:mu:s'á˘áśáá˝á(noun)
noun 1.ááśáá˛ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The giving of alms.
ř ř l!/1!AloneÉËlÉĘná˘áš 'áĄáźá(adjective)
(adjective). áŻááá, áááááááśáááááźá, áááá˝áááá He's ~ áá áááŻá He did it ~ááááááśáááŻá in one week aloneáááá˝áá˘áśááˇááá Leave me alone!ááťáááśáá ááááťá! (Colloquial) I can't hardly support myself let alone a wife!ááááśáááŻááášáááááˇááááááááááśáááśááááááááááá! leave alone ááááááááśááááśáááá, ááááááááśáááááśáá
pm=)§o%AlongÉËlÉĹ; US ÉËlÉ:Ĺá˘áš 'áĄá(preposition)
(preposition). áááááá, ááśá along the ááśááááááá along road ááśáááááźá go along with meáá ááśáá˝áááááťá He's going alongááśáááá ááśáá˝áááá go along with (his plan)ááááááááášá move along áá (Colloquial) along about hereááˇááááá He'll be a soonááśááááááááĽáĄáźáá ážá (thought so) all alongááśáááá¸áážááá I can't get along with her ááááťááášáááśááááˇáááááźáááááśááááŹá áźáááááśááˇáá áťáááá I can't get along without her ááááťáá˘áááá¸ááśááááˇáááśááá along ofááááááá, áááá áááťáá along with ááááááśáá˝ááášá, ááááááááśáášá Idiom, Idiomatic all alongáá¸áážááááá áá be alongááááá, áá ááá get along á áťáááááťá, ááááźáááááś, ááááááśá
along (adverb). (part.) áá ááťá, ááááśáá˝áááśá, ááž
'alongside (adverb).á áźáááá, áááááááśá, á˘ááááˇá come alongside á˘ááááááˇá
(preposition). alongside the dock ááśáááśáááá
preposition 1.(lengthwise, together with over the length of, beside the length of, at the border on ward, in the company of (followed by with), by the side of) along the road ááśáááááźá
_ S˛GW _ tu 5%
AlowÉËlÉĘá˘áš 'áĄáźáá(adverb)
adverb 1.(With loud voice, out loud, loudly, audibly) read aloud áážááąááᎠExample: Sau read the story aloud to the class. Nr -G}?AlopeciaËĂŚlÉËpi:ĘÉËá˘áááĄáźáá¸ááś(noun)
Same as: alewife adjective 1.~ (from somebody / something) (at a distance, apart or away from other people, reserved in manner, almost unsociable, at a distance, apart) áááááá, áááááááŹááááá, ááááááááá, áááááśáá áááá¸ááááźá, áááááťáááááś, ááááá ááśá ááááááá, áááááśááá ááśá, ááááá ááśá ááááŻá, áááááˇááááááááášáá˘ááááŻáááááá, áááááááááášáááááťááááááááá, áááááťáá áááśáá, áááááťááááá Example: The man stood aloof arid did not join the crowd. Example: Her aloof attitude won few friends for her. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.At or from a distance, but within view, or at a small distance; apart; away. 2.Without sympathy; unfavorably. Preposition 1.Away from; clear from. Synonyms 1.distant, far, faraway, remote, removed 2.cold, reserved, stiff, unfriendly Antonyms 1.adjective: remote, distant 2.adverb: apart, away, afar, aside
+ ŇĂIĚ 7|'1]_
Alphabetarian'ĂŚlfÉbetÉrÉŞÉn'á˘áááá áááśáááááş(noun)
(noun). ááˇáááááááááááááśááś alphabetarian order ááśáááááśááá˘áááááááá alphabetrian writingsystem áááááááááááááááážá˘áááááááˇááááá (ááááťáááááśáášáá áˇá)
Same as: pacos noun 1.(the Peruvian sheep, cloth made from the hair of this animal) ááááááááááááááťááááááśááááááśáááśáááźá á˘áźááá á˘áśááááˇá ááśáááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An animal of Peru (Lama paco), having long, fine, wooly hair, supposed by some to be a domesticated variety of the llama. 2.Wool of the alpaca. 3.A thin kind of cloth made of the wooly hair of the alpaca, often mixed with silk or with cotton. Qv1 [AlpĂŚlpá˘ááááá(noun)
noun 1.(high mountain, mountain pastureland, the mountains of Switzerland) ááśááááá áááááśáááááááážáááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A very high mountain. Specifically, in the plural, the highest chain of mountains in Europe, containing the lofty mountains of Switzerland, etc. 2.(FIGURATIVE) Something lofty, or massive, or very hard to be surmounted. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A bullfinch
@ $ Ŕ O @ #;UyAlreadyÉ:lËredÉŞá˘á 'ááááá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.(previously, by this (or that) time, before this, even now, even then, before now) á ážá, áá˝á á ážá Example: I've seen it already, Have you done it already. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Prior to some specified time, either past, present, or future; by this time; previously. -=G[AlpsĂŚlpsá˘ááááááá(proper noun)
adjective 1.(of lofty mountains, very high, elevated) áááááááá áŹááťááá áážááááá˘áśáááŹáážáááááááááá alpine vegetation áááááśááá áážáááááááááá Alpine village áááááźááˇáá áážááááá˘áááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Like the Alps; lofty. 2.Of or pertaining to the Alps, or to any lofty mountain; as, Alpine snows; Alpine plants. X#+u{#AlphabetizeÉlËfÉbetaÉŞz'á˘áááá ááášááááśáá ááá(transitive verb)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Arrange in the order of the letters of the alphabet) áááááśáááááśááá˘áááááááá, áááážá˘áááááááá Example: Please alphabetize this list of names for me. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To arrange alphabetically; as, to alphabetize a list of words. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To furnish with an alphabet. ~)3i#QAlphabeticallyËĂŚlfÉËbetÉŞklÉŞËá˘ááá áááš 'áááá¸ááá¸(adverb)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an alphabetic manner; in the customary order of the letters. X}!-c%
AlphabeticËĂŚlfÉËbetÉŞkËá˘áááá áááš 'áááá¸á(adjective)
(adverb). ááá, áá not only ..., but alsoááˇááááášááá..., áááťáááááááááśáá
'also ran (noun). ááááŹáááááááááˇáááśáá áááśáááŁáááááááźá, áááťááááááśááá, á˘áááá áśáá (ááááťáááśááááááśááááááááááááś)
SYNONYMS
also /'É:lsÉĘ/['á˘áááź](adverb).ááá,â áá too ááá likewise ááźá ááá besides áá moreoveráá˝áááˇáááá, áááááśáááá furthermore áááááśááááá
adverb 1.(Further, too, in addition, and, besides in like manner, likewise, further) ááááá, áááááá, ááźá áááá, áá áĄážá, áááśááááážááááś Example: I saw him and his sister also. Example: Sok is a teacher; he's also a doctor ááťáááśááááźááááááá, ááśááááźáááááááá Example: Sok is a teacher; Sau is also a teacher. ááťáâááśâááááźâáááááá áá âááśâááááźâááááááâááá Example: They stole not only the chairs but the table and carpet. o#A
AlrightÉ:lËraÉŞtá˘á 'áááśááá(adverb)
(also all right) (adverb). ááááźáá ážá, áááá áˇáááá ážá
(transitive verb). áááážá˛ááááťáááááś, ááááá, ááá ááá ~ the story ááááááá, áááááá ~ one's courseááááźá coll ~ male animalsááááá
(intransitive verb).ááááźá
#1weAltar'É:ltÉ(r)'á˘áááş(á)(noun)
(noun). á˘áśááá, ááťááááťá, áá¸áááážáááááśááááźááś,â beside ~ááááááááááá, á ášáá˘áááá outdoor ~ ááśáááááááźáᡠleat to the altaráááááśáááśáá˝á Idiom, Idiomatic at /on altar of somethingááśááźáá áááťáá
noun 1.(a raised place, a stone, etc. on which religious sacrifices are offered, or at which religious ceremonies are performed) á˘áśáááááťáááááááśáááś bedside altar ááááááááááá, á˘ááááá outdoor altar ááśáááááááźáᡠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A raised structure (as a square or oblong erection of stone or wood) on which sacrifices are offered or incense burned to a deity. 2.In the Christian church, a construction of stone, wood, or other material for the celebration of the Holy Eucharist; the communion table. á˘áśááá
[ ÂV[ w)E
Alterer'É:ltÉrÉ(r)á˘á 'ááşááá(á)(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááˇááśá, ááśááááááááááś, ááśáááááááááś, ááśáááśááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Warm contention in words; dispute carried on with heat or anger; controversy; wrangle; wordy contest. Q 'O}AAltercate'É:ltÉkeÉŞt'á˘ášáááşá 'áášáá(noun)
(noun). ~ with somebodyáááááááááááááááś, áááááááášáááááá, ááˇááśá
verb â past tense: altercated ; past participle: altercated ; present participle: altercating ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááˇááśá, áááááááááś (ááááááááááś) ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: altercated ; past participle: altercated ; present participle: altercating ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To contend in words; to dispute with zeal, heat, or anger; to wrangle. u
!+Mw
AlterativeÉ:ltÉËretÉŞvá˘áááš 'ááášáá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(Change) ááśááááááá, ááˇááá, ááśáááźá , ááśáááááá, ááśááááááášáááťááŹáááĄááááááááá˝áá áˇááá Example: Simple alterations improved the construction. Example: After the tailor made the alterations, the dress fit me perfectly. 2.(á áááśáá) ááˇááá, ááśáááááĄá Example: Making a thing different from what was before without destroying its identity; a change or modification. á§ááśá áááá ááśááážáááąáááááááťáá˝áááśáááááááááááááá¸áááááááážááááááˇáááááááśáá˘ááááááááśáááááááś á ááśáááááśááááááźááŹááśááááááá á Example: Writing or erasing on a document that changes its language or meaning. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááŹááťááážáŻáááśááá˝ááááááśááąááááśáááśáááááśááááááźáááśááśáŹá˘ááááááááááááś á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of altering or making different. 2.The state of being altered; a change made in the form or nature of a thing; changed condition. Synonyms 1.change, modification, mutation substitution, variation, variety, vicissitude Antonyms 1.monotony, stability, uniformity
đ đ ';giAlternate'É:ltÉneÉŞtá˘á 'ááşááşá(adjective)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ with something, ~ between A and B áážááĄážáááááśááááááś á˘. ~ A and B; ~ Awith B ááááźáááá alternate between hope and despair ááááááśáááááášáááááá˘ááááááášá alternate with each otherááááśááááááś
'alternating current (noun). á ááááááááśáá (Literary)á ááááá˘áááá¸ááá¸
noun 1.First alternate á˘áááá áśááááá˝á, ááááśáááááśáá, ááááśááááááś adjective 1.Alternate route áááá˘áśá áááá˝áááśá verb â past tense: alternated ; past participle: alternated ; present participle: alternating ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (Cause to occur by turns, happen, interchange, substitute) ááááááśáááááášáááááá˘ááááááášá Example: The boys and girls used the gymnasium on alternate days of the week, The cake had alternate layers of vanilla and chocolate, When the juror fell ill, an alternate took his place.alternate with each other ááááśááááááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) áážááĄážáááááśááááááś, ááááťáááá 3.(TRANSITIVE) Alternate colors ááááśáá 4.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśáá, ááááźáááá, áážááĄážáááááśááááááś x 'G
Alternant'É:ltÉnÉntá˘á 'ááşááşááá(adjective)
Ó ÚÓ #/G[CAlternativeÉ:lËtÉ:nÉtÉŞvá˘á 'ááşááşáá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). áááááá, áááááááśááááááźá, áááááááśááááááś, áááááááśááááááááá have no alternative ááááśáááááźááááážááážá
alternative (noun). áááááááááá˘áśá áááážááážá, ááááááśá, áááážáááááá, ááśááááážááážá, ááááźááááááááá what's the ~? ááááźááááááááá (á˘.á.) I have no alternativeááááťáááááśááááážááááááááááá, ááááťáááśáááááááźááá˝á
1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááážáááááá, áááááááśáááááá, áááááááá noun 1.(Choice, preference, alternate, one of two or more things to choose from, offering or giving a choice) ááśáááááśáá áŹááááśááááááś, áááááá, ááááźááááááááá Example: Since it was raining, we had no alter native but to play indoors, Planes are alternatives for trains, an alternative goal.What's the alternative? ááááźááááááááá I have no alternative ááááśáááááážááááááááááá, ááˇáááááááźááá˝á Example: In âThe Lady or the Tigerâ the hero is given a difficult set of alternatives. (#1cIAlternationËÉ:ltÉËneÉŞĘnËá˘áááş 'ááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(act of alternating, state of being alternated, repeated. rotation, one half of an alternating cycle) ááááśááááááźá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśááááááźá v#3KO-AlternatelyËÉ:ltÉËneÉŞtlÉŞËá˘á 'ááşááşááá¸(adverb)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In reciprocal succession; succeeding by turns; in alternate order. 2.By alternation; when, in a proportion, the antecedent term is compared with antecedent, and consequent.
Š
yJ @ ]U U
Altimeter'ĂŚltÉŞmi:tÉ(r); US ËĂŚlËtÉŞmÉtÉ(r)'á˘áááááˇáá¸áá(á)(noun)
(US also altho) (conjunction). ááá, ááááá¸, áááááś, ááźáááá¸áá, ááťáááśááś, áááá¸ááž...ááááá Although it's quite old, that car never stallsáááá¸áážá áśááááááááĄáśááááááˇáááááááááááśááá¸ááááSynonyms though
noun 1.(though, even though) ááá, ááááá¸, áááááś, áááá¸ááž...ááááá Example: it's quite old, that car never stalls áááá¸áážá áśááááááááĄáśááááááˇáááááááááááśááá¸áááá ENGLISH MEANING Conjunction 1.Grant all this; be it that; supposing that; notwithstanding; though. x!1Ou
Alternator'É:ltÉneÉŞtÉ(r)'á˘áááşáááááş(á)(noun)
Î
Á Î 7 !5MmAltogetherËÉ:ltÉËgeÉÉ(r)á˘áááş 'á áááááş(adverb)
(adverb). áĄ. ááśáá˝áááááś, ááááááááś, ááśááááááťá, ááśááá˘áá ~ it was goodáááťááá á˘. ~ delightful ááááááá áŁ. ááśáááˇá áśáááśá˘ááá¸áááśááá˘áá in the altogether ááááśá
adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) áá˝áááááś adverb 1.(Entirely, wholly, completely, all told, quite, on the whole) ááááááááá, ááááááˇááźááá, áááááááśááá˘áá, ááśááááááťá Example: The boys took careful aim but they missed the target altogether, His composition was not alto gether bad, Altogether bad.altogether it's $5 ááśááá˘áá altogether it was good áááťááá altogether delightful áááááááááá in the altogether áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.All together; conjointly. 2.Without exception; wholly; completely. 4 %%Alto'ĂŚltÉĘá˘áááş(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Formerly the part sung by the highest male, or counter-tenor, voices; now the part sung by the lowest female, or contralto, voices, between in tenor and soprano. In instrumental music it now signifies the tenor. 2.An alto singer. U #-]#
Altitudinal'ĂŚltÉŞtju:dÉŞnl'á˘áááááˇááźáá¸ááá(adjective)
(adjective). ááááááá
b 9E?Altitude'ĂŚltÉŞtju:d; US -tu:d'á˘áááááˇááźá(noun)
noun 1.(Height, distance above sea level, height, loftiness, perpendicular elevation above a given level) ááááááááááášááášááááťááá, ááśááážá, ááśááĄážá, ááááááááá, ááśááááĄážáááááᡠExample: The altitude of an airplane, the altitude of a city or mountain, in high altitudes people find it hard to breathe. Example: Our plane was flying at an altitude of 37,000 feet. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááá
T
$u\~=/T W& 1W-
AluminiteËĂŚljĘËmÉŞnaÉŞtËá˘áááááź 'áá¸ááśá(noun)
noun 1.(a mineral salt, a double suilfate of alumina arid potash) á˘áśááťááá¸áááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A double sulphate formed of aluminium and some other element (esp. an alkali metal) or of aluminium. It has twenty-four molecules of water of crystallization. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To steep in, or otherwise impregnate with, a solution of alum; to treat with alum. Z#'
AludelËĂŚljĘËdel(noun)
adjective 1.áááááˇááážááááááááááááá˘áááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Regardful of others; beneficent; unselfish; -- opposed to egoistic or selfish. +! %c W
Altruist'ĂŚltrĘÉŞst'á˘áááááááźá˘áá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(The principle of living for the welfare of others) ááśáááá˘áááááááážááážáááááááááá˘áááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááˇáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Regard for others, both natural and moral; devotion to the interests of others; brotherly kindness; -- opposed to egoism or selfishness.
H Ü
Ę
ü(&f L/ [Y'QAlveolarËĂŚlËvÉŞÉlÉ(r), 'ĂŚlvÉŞËÉĘlÉ(r)á˘ááá ' ááˇá˘áźáĄáş(á)(adjective)
noun 1.(FRENCH) (A very light silver white, metal element that does not rust easily, an oxide of aluminum, the clay, loam, etc) á˘áśááťááá¸áá¸áááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The metallic base of alumina. This metal is white, but with a bluish tinge, and is remarkable for its resistance to oxidation, and for its lightness, having a specific gravity of about 2.6. Atomic weight 27.08. Symbol Al.
ś Ď-=$C '6 ?}
Amadou'ĂŚmÉdu:'á˘ááááášááź(noun)
(adverb). áĄ. ááśááˇá áá ááśá, ááśá˘áśá áˇáááááááá ~ eat here ááśáááśá á˘. ááááá ážáááááááá I don't alway drink much ááááááśááááťáááˇááááśáááááśá ááážáá˘ááá ášááá áŁ. (Colloquial) He's ~ sick á áááá á¤. as always ááźá ááśáááá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) He's always sick á áááá Example: Jeni will always be the teacher's pet. adverb 1.(At all times, for ever on all occasions, without exception, perpetually, eternally, invariably, regularly) ááśááˇá áá , ááśáááśá, áááá, áá áá, ááˇááá , á áá ááśáá, áááááááá, áááááááááś Example: Udom is always kind, Sok is always working.I always eat here ááśáááśá He always comes for New Year ááśááˇá áá I don't always drink this much ááááááśááˇááááśáááááśá ááážáá˘áááášááá, he's always sick á áááá Example: Jeni will always be the teacher's pet. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.At all times; ever; perpetually; throughout all time; continually; as, God is always the same. 2.Constancy during a certain period, or regularly at stated intervals; invariably; uniformly; -- opposed to sometimes or occasionally. Synonyms 1.constantly, continually, eternally, ever, evermore forever, incessantly, perpetually, unceasingly Antonyms 1.fitfully, never, occasionally, rarely, sometimes c1!Aq
AlvineĂŚlËvaÉŞná˘áááË ' ááˇá(adjective)
Same as: alveole noun â Plural: Alveoli 1.(a little cavity, pit, or cell, an air cell of the lungs, socket) áááááźá á, ááááťááááááááááťááá˝á 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááááźá á (áááááá˝á) ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Alveoli 1.A cell in a honeycomb. 2.A small cavity in a coral, shell, or fossil 3.A small depression, sac, or vesicle, as the socket of a tooth, the air cells of the lungs, the ultimate saccules of glands, etc.
Ś < Ç Ś ;%5}
AmalgamationÉËmĂŚlgÉËmeÉŞĘná˘áš 'áááá áááš 'áááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. an ~ á˘ááá¸ááááá ááááźáá áááááááááśáŹá áźáááááś á˘. by ~ ááśáá ááááźáá ááááááŹááśáá áźáááááś
Same as: amalgama noun 1.(a compound of mercury and another metal) ááśááááá áťáááśááááááťáááá ááŻááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááˇááá áááśááťá áááťáááááááážááááśáááááááááááááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An alloy of mercury with another metal or metals; as, an amalgam of tin, bismuth, etc. 2.A mixture or compound of different things. 3.A native compound of mercury and silver. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To amalgamate 8' 5c
Amain, amaineÉËmeÉŞná˘áš 'áááá(verb)
1.(Collect in quantity, gather, pile up, accumulate) áá, ááźá, áááááźá, ááááťá Example: To amass a for tune. Example: They amassed enough evidence to convict him on six charges. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To collect into a mass or heap; to gather a great quantity of; to accumulate; as, to amass a treasure or a fortune; to amass words or phrases. Synonyms 1.accumulate, assemble, gather, collect, congregate, convene, muster, cull, garner, glean, harvest, pick, reap 2.conclude, deduce, infer-pick Antonyms 1.disband, disperse, distribute, scatter á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A mass, a heap Q= -WOaAmaryllisËĂŚmÉËrÉŞlÉŞsËá˘áááááš 'ááˇáá¸á(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A pastoral sweetheart. 2.A family of plants much esteemed for their beauty, including the narcissus, jonquil, daffodil, agave, and others. 3.A genus of the same family, including the Belladonna lily. X<!3is1AmanuensisÉËmĂŚnjĘËensÉŞsá˘ášËááááá 'á˘ááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). ááááźáááá áśáááá¸áĄáśáŹááˇáááááááááťáááˇááááá˝á, á˘áááááááśáááááááááá, á˘áááá áźáá áˇááááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á áážáááá¸ááááśáááá˘áśáááááá, á˘áááááááášáááˇááááááśáá˝ááážáááá¸ááááśááááááááážá ááááśáááááá, á˘áááááˇáááááśááááááśá He's just an ~ áááťááááááááˇáááááśá (sports) He plays as an ~ á˘áááááááááááááˇá áá ááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝áááááśááááááśááśáááááśááá
noun 1.One who cultivates a thing for pleasure and not Amaryllis for money, person who so work is not very skillful, or like an amateur. á˘áááááááááášáááâááśááááá, á˘áááá áźáá áˇááááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á, á˘áááááááášáááˇááááááśáá˝á, á˘áááááˇáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá Example: The players on a school team are amateurs, The rough edges on the craving showed that an amateur tennis player.He's just an amateur áááťááááááááˇááááááááśá Sports. He plays as an amateur á˘áááááááááááááˇá áá ááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á adjective 1.Amateur gardener ááááááážááááśááááśááśáááááśááá amateur athlete áááááˇááááá¸áĄáśáááááśááˇááááśáá¸áá Example: When it came to repairing watches, Jimmy was obviously an amateur. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A person attached to a particular pursuit, study, or science as to music or painting; esp. one who cultivates any study or art, from taste or attachment, without pursuing it professionally. Synonyms 1.apprentice, beginner, dabbler, dilettante, learner, neophyte, novice Antonyms 1.adept, authority, expert, master, professional
@ 5 q ş$ @ `I )e 9AmazementÉËmeÉŞzmÉntá˘áš 'áááá ááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(Great surprise, sudden wonder) ááśáááżáááááá, ááśááááááááááĄáśááááśáá, ááśááááášááŹáááááśáá, ááśáááááĄáśááááśáá Example: The savages wen tilled with amazement at the eclipse of the sun. Example: He looked at me in amazement. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The condition of being amazed; bewilderment [Obs.]; overwhelming wonder, as from surprise, sudden fear, horror, or admiration. Synonyms 1.astonishment, awe bewilderment, curiosity, surprise, wonder, wonderment Antonyms 1.triviality, apathy, expectation, indifference á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Frenzy, madness H AwgAmazeÉËmeÉŞzá˘áš 'áááá áá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááĄáśááááśáá, áááážá˛ááááááááŹá˛ááá˘ááááááśá verb â past tense: amazed ; past participle: amazed ; present participle: amazing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (surprise greatly, astound) áááážá˛áááááášááŹáááááśáá, á áááĄá, á áźáááśááĄá, áĄááááááśááḠENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: amazed ; past participle: amazed ; present participle: amazing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To bewilder; to stupefy; to bring into a maze. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To confound, as by fear, wonder, extreme surprise; to overwhelm with wonder; to astound; to astonish greatly. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To be astounded. 4.(TRANSITIVE) Bewilderment, arising from fear, surprise, or wonder; amazement. FG3O
Amay'ĂŚmeÉŞ'á˘ááááá(verb)
adjective 1.(of or showing love, esp. sexual love) áááááśáááááášáááśááá˝ááááá, ááááááááśáá, áááááááááá áśááťááá¸áááá, áááááśááśá áśáááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Pertaining to, producing, or expressing, sexual love; as, amatory potions. ND!EA
Amative'ĂŚmÉtÉŞv'á˘ááááášáá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(legendary, large, strong, or aggressive woman, a masculine woman) áááááá¸ááźá ááááťááááááśáááśáááˇáááááááśááźá ááááťá, áá¸áááááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of a fabulous race of female warriors in Scythia; hence, a female warrior. 2.A tall, strong, masculine woman; a virago. 3.A name numerous species of South American parrots of the genus Chrysotis NM!Q-Amazon'ĂŚmÉzÉn'á˘ááááášá ááášá(noun)
noun 1.(legendary, large, strong, or aggressive woman, a masculine woman) áááááá¸ááźá ááááťááááááśáááśáááˇáááááááśááźá ááááťá, áá¸áááááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of a fabulous race of female warriors in Scythia; hence, a female warrior. 2.A tall, strong, masculine woman; a virago. 3.A name numerous species of South American parrots of the genus Chrysotis uL -kY
AmazinglyÉËmeÉŞzÉŞĹlÉŞá˘áš 'áááá áááá¸áá ááá¸(adverb)
Same as: embassador noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áŻáá˘áááááśáááźá 2.(á áááśáá) áŻáá˘áááááááááźá Example: The highest diplomatic agent and head of mission accredited to a head of state by the head of the sending state. á§ááśá áááá ááááśááááśáááźááááááááááááťá ááˇáááśáááááťáááááááááááááśáááźáááááááááťááááááááááááááá˝áááśááááááźáá˘áááááááážááááśáááááźáááśááá á˘ááááááťááááááááááááááá˝áááá á
v
ă{îv t\ #E
Ambience'ĂŚmbÉŞÉns'á˘áááááááá(noun)
adjective 1.áááá˘áśá áááážááááśááááśá, áááá˘áśá áááážááááśááááááśá, áááááśáááťáá˘áśááááá, áááááááááááááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááááśáááťáá˘áśááááá, áááááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having the faculty of using both hands with equal ease. 2.Practicing or siding with both parties. Z!5sc
AmbidexterËĂŚmbÉŞËdekstÉ(r)Ëá˘áááááᡠ'áááááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(yellowish fossil resin that can be polished and made into beads, jewelry, and pipe stems, made of amber) áááááżáááťáááźá ááśá, ááśááááá˘áźá, ááśááááá˘áźáááźá ááááťáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A yellowish translucent resin resembling copal, found as a fossil in alluvial soils, with beds of lignite, or on the seashore in many places. It takes a fine polish, and is used for pipe mouthpieces, beads, etc., and as a basis for a fine varnish. By friction, it becomes strongly electric. 2.Amber color, or anything amber-colored; a clear light yellow; as, the amber of the sky. 3.The balsam, liquidambar. adjective 1.Consisting of amber; made of amber. 2.Resembling amber, especially in color; amber-colored. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To scent or flavor with ambergris; as, ambered wine. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To preserve in amber; as, an ambered fly. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Ambergris
7
z e7 *_ 3gGAmbiguityËĂŚmbÉŞËgju:ÉtÉŞá˘ááááááˇááááźá˘ášáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Ambiguities 1.(the quality or state of being ambiguous) ááśáááśááááááˇáááááśáá, ááśáááśááááááˇáá áááśááááśáá, ááááŹá˘ááááśááˇáá áááśááááśáá, ááśáá áááĄáááśááááŹáááááťááááśáááááśáááááá¸á, ááśáááááááḠ2.(á áááśáá) ááśáááśááááááˇáá áááśáá Example: Uncertainness. The possibility that something (usually the wording in a document) can be interpreted in more than one way. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááˇáá áááśáá á ááááááśááááá˘áśá áážááá˘ááá˘ááá¸áá˝á (ááśááśááá áŹâááśááâ) ááááťááŻáááśááá˝áááááźáááśáááááááááśáááśáá ááážááááśá á ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Ambiguities 1.The quality or state of being ambiguous; doubtfulness or uncertainty, particularly as to the signification of language, arising from its admitting of more than one meaning; an equivocal word or expression. ^)Q5
AmbiguËĂŚmËbÉŞgjĘËá˘ááá' ááá¸áááź(noun)
adjective 1.(surrounding, on all sides, encompassing on all sides) ááááááá, ááááááááááťáááˇá, áááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Something that surrounds or invests; as, air . . . being a perpetual ambient. adjective 1.Encompassing on all sides; circumfused; investing.
A ËLA Vc A]
Ambit'ĂŚmbÉŞtá˘ááá 'áááˇá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an ambiguous manner; with doubtful meaning. 1` +_[AmbiguousĂŚmËbÉŞgjĘÉsá˘ááá 'ááá¸á áááá˝á(adjective)
adjective 1.(of double meaning, not clear, indefinite, vague) áááááśááááááˇáááááśáá, áááá˘áśá ááśááźá ááááááááśáááźá ááááááááśá, áááááśáááááá¸á 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááááááážá˛ááááśááááááˇá, áááááśáááááŹá˘ááááááááˇáá áááśááááśáá, áááá áááĄáááśááááŹáááááť, áááááááááḠExample: When asked of he had broken the vase, Paul gave an ambiguous reply. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Doubtful or uncertain, particularly in respect to signification; capable of being understood in either of two or more possible senses; equivocal; as, an ambiguous course; an ambiguous expression. Synonyms 1.dubious, enigmatical, equivocal, obscure, uncertain, vague Antonyms 1.clear, explicit, obvious, plain, unequivocal
Šd Hf#-k{
AmbivalenceĂŚmËbÉŞvÉlÉnsá˘ááá 'áááˇááášáĄášááá(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááá áˇá áááˇááś adjective 1.~ (to be / do something); ~ (for something) (determined to succeed, strongly desiring, eager) áááááááśááááśáážáá˘ááá¸ááťááźáááśáááááá˝á Example: To be ambitious for know, as an ambitious plan to walk across edge, Sophy the country.ambitious man áááááááśááááśáááážáááťá ambitious áááááá á˝ááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Possessing, or controlled by, ambition; greatly or inordinately desirous of power, honor, office, superiority, or distinction. 2.Strongly desirous; -- followed by of or the infinitive; as, ambitious to be or to do something. 3.Springing from, characterized by, or indicating, ambition; showy; aspiring; as, an ambitious style. Sd !Y9Ambition'ĂŚmbÉŞĘná˘ááá 'áááˇááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ~ (to be/do something)ááśáááááśááááśáááážáááťá (Literary)áá áˇá ááááś the height of ambition ááá áááá¸áááááááśááááśá ááá, ááááśááááśá á˝áá áááť, á ááá the vaulting ambitionááá áááá¸áááááááśááááśáááááˇáááśáá˘áááááśá˛ááááśá
noun 1.~ (to be / do something) (strong desire of power, fame, honor, the object of that desire) ááśáááááśááááśáááážáááťá, áá áˇá ááááś Example: A seat in Parliament is his ambition, It is his ambition to have a seat in Parliament. Example: Her ambition to become a doctor made her study hard. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áá áˇá áááˇááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of going about to solicit or obtain an office, or any other object of desire; canvassing. 2.An eager, and sometimes an inordinate, desire for preferment, honor, superiority, power, or the attainment of something. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To seek after ambitiously or eagerly; to covet. Synonyms 1.aspiration, eagerness, emulation, goal incentive, pretension Antonyms 1.contentment, indifference, indolence, resignation, satisfaction
#
Ë ÜÉçŤ ao 'K
WAmbulant'ĂŚmbjĘlÉnt'á˘ááááˇáĄáááá(adjective)
1.á˘áśá áážá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áážá adjective 1.áááˇá á, áááááˇááášááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Walking; moving from place to place. #n 'I[
Ambulance'ĂŚmbjĘlÉnsá˘ááááˇáĄáááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááááśáááášááááťáááááşáŹáááťáááááá˝á, áĄáśáááááá, ááˇááśááááááááá, ááááá¸ááááááá ááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A field hospital, so organized as to follow an army in its movements, and intended to succor the wounded as soon as possible. Often used adjectively; as, an ambulance wagon; ambulance stretcher; ambulance corps. 2.An ambulance wagon or cart for conveying the wounded from the field, or to a hospital. 8m -M
AmbrosiaĂŚmËbrÉĘzÉŞÉá˘ááá 'ááááźáá(noun)
noun 1.ááťáááˇáááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááážááĄážá, ááśáááźáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of ameliorating, or the state of being ameliorated; making or becoming better; improvement; melioration. x!/M)+AmeliorateÉËmi:lÉŞÉreÉŞtá˘áš 'áá¸áááááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: ameliorated ; past participle: ameliorated ; present participle: ameliorating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (make or become better, improve) áááážá˛ááááśáááááážááĄážáááśáááťá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááśáááážáĄážá, á áááážááĄážá, ááá˘áĄážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: ameliorated ; past participle: ameliorated ; present participle: ameliorating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make better; to improve; to meliorate. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To grow better; to meliorate; as, wine ameliorates by age.
w!;M
AmebaÉËmi:bÉá˘áš 'áá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááá˝áááááśááááśá, ááśáááśáááááá, áááááááááááśáááá˝áááááá verb â past tense: ambushed ; past participle: ambushed ; present participle: ambushing ; 1.ááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A disposition or arrangement of troops for attacking an enemy unexpectedly from a concealed station. Hence: Unseen peril; a device to entrap; a snare. 2.A concealed station, where troops or enemies lie in wait to attack by surprise. 3.The troops posted in a concealed place, for attacking by surprise; liers in wait. verb â past tense: ambushed ; past participle: ambushed ; present participle: ambushing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To station in ambush with a view to surprise an enemy. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To attack by ambush; to waylay. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To lie in wait, for the purpose of attacking by surprise; to lurk.
; ą; r{ %A uAmenableÉËmi:nÉblá˘áš 'áá¸ááşáá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ disposition áááá áááááá˘ááááśá á˘. ~ (to something) áááááťáá áˇáááá˛áááááááááááááááž, áááá˘áśá ááśááááá áŁ. ~ to something áááááśáááááááá˘áááśá ááá˘ááá¸áá˝á, áááááá˝áááťááááá áááśáá amenable to the lawáá ááááťáá˘áááśá á áááśáá amenable to proofáááá˘áśá áááááááťááśáááśá
adjective 1.~ (to something) (easy to be led or controlled, responsible or answerable responsive, submissive) áááá áááťááááááśáá, áááá áťáá áźá, áááá ááááááśáááááááśáá, áááááˇááášáááźá, áááááśááááá¸ááááá , áááááśááášáááśá, áááá˘áśá áááááśáááśá amenable disposition áááá áááááá˘ááááśá amenable to the law ááááá ááááťáá˘áááśá á áááśáá amenable to roof áááá˘áśá áááááááťááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Easy to be led; governable, as a woman by her husband. 2.Liable to be brought to account or punishment; answerable; responsible; accountable; as, amenable to law. 3.Liable to punishment, a charge, a claim, etc. 4.Willing to yield or submit; responsive; tractable. Kz/WAmenÉËmená˘áś 'ááˇá(adjective)
adjective 1.(so be it, truly, verily) áááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To say Amen to; to sanction fully. adverb 1.An expression used at the end of prayers, and meaning, So be it. At the end of a creed, it is a solemn asseveration of belief. When it introduces a declaration, it is equivalent to truly, verily. á˘áśááááâ ááˇáâáááâá ážáâ
ř ř | Au¤OAmendÉËmendá˘áš 'áááááá(transitive verb)
1.(Grow better, make better, correct, change for the better, improve, correct, mend, revise, alter, transform) ááˇááá, ááááááá˛ááááá˘, áááááá, ááááťááŹáááážáĄážáááˇá, áááááááá, ááá˛ááááśáááá˘, ááááśááá˘ááá¸ááááááˇáááá˘á áá, áááážáááˇááźáááśáááá áźáá˘ááá¸áááááááážááťááážá, áááááááááááśááá˘áśááááá, áááááá˝á, ááŹááááťáááááśááˇááááááááááááááááá, áááááážá˛ááááá˘áĄážá, áááážá˛ááá˘ááááá áťá, áááá¸ááááá , áááážááá, áááááśá, áááá˘áá, áááááźá Example: To amend a law, to amend a law, to amend bad habits. Example: After the teacher spoke with him, Fred amended his ways and behaved very differently. verb â past tense: amended ; past participle: amended ; present participle: amending ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááá, ááááśááááááźá, áááážááˇáááááááá 2.(á áááśáá) áááážááˇáááááááá, áááááá Example: Verb: To change, such as change a law or judgment. á§ááśá áááá ááˇ: ááááááááźá ááśááááááá áááśááâáŹááśááśáááááááśáážá á 3.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá˝á, áááááá, áááážááˇáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: amended ; past participle: amended ; present participle: amending ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) By supplying deficiencies; 2.(TRANSITIVE) To change or modify in any way for the better 3.(TRANSITIVE) By simply removing what is erroneous, corrupt, superfluous, faulty, and the like; 4.(TRANSITIVE) By substituting something else in the place of what is removed; to rectify. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To grow better by rectifying something wrong in manners or morals; to improve. Synonyms 1.correct, mend, rectify, reform right 2.admonish, discipline, punish Antonyms 1.aggravate, ignore, spoil 2.condone, indulge
q >q I 5M
AmeneÉËmenÉŞá˘áš 'áášááš(adjective)
noun 1.(Something that makes up for harm done, compensation, reparation) ááśááááááááááś, ááśááááááááś, áááááááááááŹáááá áááááá, ááśáááááśáááˇááśá, ááśáááśáá, ááśáááźááśáá Example: The boy made amends for his rudeness by writing a letter of apology.play amends ááááá make amends áááážááááˇá 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááśááá˝áááťá, ááśáááźááśáááááá h} 'euaAmendmentÉËmendmÉntá˘áš 'ááááááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.~ (to something) (formal change, a change of one's ways for the better) ááśááááááá, ááśáááá˛ááááááźá, ááśááááááááźá, ááśááááážá˛ááááťááááááá áá áťááĄážáááˇá, ááˇáááááááááśááááážá˛ááááááááĄážá, ááá áááá¸áááážááááśááˇ, ááśáááááááá˛ááááᢠExample: There are over twenty amendments to the Constitution of the United States, I'm hoping to see some amendment in the statement. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááśááááááźá, ááśááááážááˇáááááááá, ááśáááááááá˝á 3.(á áááśáá) ááˇáááááááá Example: A change in a bill during passage through a legislature or in a law already passed. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááááá ááááťáááá áááá¸ááááśáá áááśáá (áááááááááá) á˘ááááá¸ááˇááááááˇáááŹáá ááááťáá áááśáááááááśáá˘ááťááááá˝á á ážá á Example: The correction of a pleading that is already before a court. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááááźáááááá áá¸áááááááááááááśááá˝á ááá ážááá á ááááááťáááťááśááśá á
Î 3 Á¸ćÎó Î G%;3AmericaÉËmerÉŞkÉá˘áš 'ááááˇá(proper noun)
(proper noun). ááááááá˘áśááááˇá United States of America áá ááááá˘áśááááˇá North America (áááá¸á) á˘áśááááˇáááśááážá South America (áááá¸á) á˘áśááááˇáááśáááááźá
noun 1.(North and South America, North America. the United States of America) United States of America áá ááááá˘áśááááˇá t 7 !
AmerceÉËmÉsá˘áš ' ááášá(verb)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Retention or suppression of the menstrual discharge. I CA}'AmenityÉËmi:nÉtÉŞ, ÉËmenÉtÉŞá˘áš 'áášáášáá¸(noun)
(noun). ááááżááááá˝á, ááśááážáááśá, ááśááááááááá, ááśáááśáá¸ááááááá, ááśááááááśááá¸áááśá (have all the) amenitiesááśáááśáá¸ááśááá áˇááá observe the amenities (of amenity situation)áááážááśáá áááśááááťáá¸áááá
noun â Plural: Amenities 1.(have all the) (pleasantness, pleasant quality, attractiveness) ááśááá˝áááśá, ááśáááááááá á, áááááá, ááááˇáááśá, áááááŹááááśáááśááááááá˝á, áąááśáááᢠamenities ááśáááśáá¸ááśááá áˇááá observe the amenities (of a situation) áááážááśáá áááśááááťáá¸áááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááá¸ááááááááááśááááááśá áŹááááá˘á˘ááá¸áá˝á
9 Ń9 _ #3
AmericanismÉËmerÉŞkÉnÉŞzÉm(noun)
American football (noun). áá¸áĄáśáááá American
noun 1.(A native citizen or resident of America or the United States) áááááśááá˘áśááááˇá Example: American language, American Revolution, He is an American. American football áá¸áĄáśááśááááśáááááááśáááááá˘áśááááˇááśáá adjective 1.(of the United States, a citizen of The United States, of or having to do with North or South America or both) ááááśááśáááááááááááśááá˘áśááááˇá
D Ó
× ×D !3WMWAmiabilityËemÉŞÉËbÉŞlÉŞtÉŞ'á˘ááááááá¸áá¸áá¸(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being amiable; amiableness; sweetness of disposition. 5 %Q kAmethyst'ĂŚmɪθɪst'á˘ááááˇááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a precious stone, purple violet) áááááááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING 1.A variety of crystallized quartz, of a purple or bluish violet color, of different shades. It is much used as a jeweler's stone. 2.A purple color in a nobleman's escutcheon, or coat of arms. C%5Yy
AmericomaniaÉËmerÉŞkÉmĂŚnÉŞÉá˘áš 'ááááˇáááááá(noun)
adjective 1.(Friendly, kindly, pleasant, good nature sweet tempered) ááááááá˘ááááśááááá, ááááá˝áá˛áááááááśáá Example: Makara is jolly and amiable and never lose her temper. Example: Don's amiable manner has won him many friends. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Friendly; kindly; sweet; gracious; as, an amiable temper or mood; amiable ideas. 2.Lovable; lovely; pleasing. 3.Possessing sweetness of disposition; having sweetness of temper, kind-heartedness, etc., which causes one to be liked; as, an amiable woman. 4.Done out of love. Synonyms 1.agreeable, engaging, friendly, good nature, gracious, pleasing Antonyms 1.churlish, disagreeable, hateful, ill natured, surly
ß Đěťß X +GG
AmidmostÉËmÉŞdmÉĘstá˘áš 'áá¸áááźáá(adverb)
(preposition). (also amidst /É'mÉŞdst/) áá áááááśááá, ááááááááááśá amid the crowd ááááťáá áááźááááťááá amid the confusion áá áááá ááááźáá ááááá
SEE: Amidst preposition 1.(Among, in the middle of) ááááťáá áááá, áááááś, ááśáááááśá, ááááťáá ááááá, ááááťáá áááááááá Example: Only one column stood amid the ruins.amid the crowd ááááťáá áááźááááťááá amid the confusion áá áááá ááááźáá ááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á ááááááá, á ááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING Preposition 1.In the midst or middle of; surrounded or encompassed by; among. 'Q_Amicably'ĂŚmÉŞkÉblÉŞ'á˘ááááˇáášáááá¸(adverb)
noun â Plural: Amities 1.(friendship, peaceful relations) ááˇáááááśá, áááááá¸ááśá, ááśáááááťááááá˝áááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Amities 1.Friendship, in a general sense, between individuals, societies, or nations; friendly relations; good understanding; as, a treaty of amity and commerce; the amity of the Whigs and Tories. /! ))
AmitÉËmÉŞtá˘áš 'ááˇ(transitive verb)
noun 1.(in middle of ship) áááááśáááśááś ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In the middle of a ship, with regard to her length, and sometimes also her breadth.
Ö
° Ý
8!Ö G) )k
AmnesiacĂŚmËnÉzÉŞĂŚká˘ááá 'áášá ááááˇá˘ááá(noun)
noun 1.(collective name for military projectiles and missiles of all kinds) ááááśááááááá, ááááżáá áááśáá, ááááśáááááááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśááááááá ááˇááááááśááášá O& #Q3
Ammonite'ĂŚmÉnaÉŞt'á˘ááááášááśááá(noun)
(noun).(French)á˘áśááźáááśáá salt ammoniac áášáááśáá áááťá
noun 1.(FRENCH) (A pungent alkaline gas) á˘áśáááźáá¸ááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A gaseous compound of hydrogen and nitrogen, NH3, with a pungent smell and taste: -- often called volatile alkali, and spirits of hartshorn.
öâÂ÷ p0+Wi
AmoiderÉËmÉÉŞdÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááášá˘áá¸ááş(á)(transitive verb)
noun 1.~ (for somebody) (general pardon, act of oblivion) ááśááážááááááááąáá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśááážááááááá Example: A sovereign act of forgiveness for past acts, granted by a government to all persons (or to certain person) who have been guilty of a crime, generally political offenses treason, sedition, rebellion and often conditioned upon their return to obedience and duty within a prescribed time. á§ááśá áááá ááá áááá¸âáááááá ááááśáááááááááááťááááá¸á˘ááá¸ááśáá˘áááąááááá ááááááááśááá˘áá (áŹááááááâ) áááááśááááˇááťááááá¸áááááá ááááááááśááźáá áá¸áááááážááááááśá ááťáááááááâáááááááááááśáážá á ážáááśááżááááśááážááááááááááááááźáááśáááááááááá˘áááâáááśáááááááááááááśáááášáááááááááá¸ááˇá áá ááááťáâááááááááááááá˝á á
k
P ^k o7%Ou
AmoristĂŚËmÉrÉŞstá˘ááááášáá¸ááá(adverb)
(also amongst /ÉËmĘĹst/) (preposition). ááááťááááááś, ááááťáá áááá, ááˇáá˝áá, áááśá the crowdááááťáá áááá divide the money among themselves á ááááááśááááááś He's popular among the people ááśáááááááááĄáśááááśáá settle it among yourselves áááááťáááááá˝áááááś
preposition 1.(In the midst of, surrounded by, in the number of) áááááś, ááááťáá áááá, ááśáááááśá, ááááťáá ááááá, áááśá, ááááťáá áááááááá Example: Live among friends, Among others at the party I saw Sopheak Divide it among you, Quarrel among themselves, Automobiles were unknown among the ancient Romans.among the crowd ááááťáá áááá divide the money among themselves á ááááááśááááááś Example: He's popular among the people ááśáááááááááĄáśááááśáá Settle it among yourselves áááááťáááááá˝áááááśáá Example: Among the crowd I could pick out my parents my uncle, and my cousin. :3%
O
Amomum'ÉmÉĘmĘm(noun)
adjective 1.(Shapeless, without regular shape, irregular, uncrystallized) áááááááśáááźáááśááŹáááááááááśáááśááááśáá, áááááááśááááááśáááááśáá, áááááˇááááááśááťá, áááááááśáááśá, áááááˇááááá, áááááˇáááśáá, áááááˇáááááśáá, áááááˇáá áááśáá, áááááááˇáá, áááááážáááśá, áááááááśááááááśáá, áááááááááážá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááááááśááááááśáá, áááááááááážá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having no determinate form; of irregular; shapeless. 2.Without crystallization in the ultimate texture of a solid substance; uncrystallized. 3.Of no particular kind or character; anomalous. :#+_
AmorousnessĂŚËmÉrÉsnÉŞsá˘áá 'ááášááášááá¸á(noun)
adverb 1.ááááááá¸ááááá áś ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an amorous manner; fondly. c8!ME)Amorous'ĂŚmÉrÉsá˘áá 'ááášááášá(adjective)
adjective 1.(in love, loving) ááááááááśááááˇá, áááááááááá áś, áááááťááá¸áááá amorous person áááááśááááááá áášáááá áááá¸ááááá áś amorous poetry á˘ááá¸ááżáááááá áś ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Inclined to love; having a propensity to love, or to sexual enjoyment; loving; fond; affectionate; as, an amorous disposition. 2.Affected with love; in love; enamored; -- usually with of; formerly with on. 3.Of or relating to, or produced by, love.
} c
0
} /?)IS?
Amortize, -iseÉËmÉ:taÉŞz; US 'ĂŚmÉrtaÉŞzá˘áš 'ááááśáá ááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(a love intrigue) ááá áááá¸ááááá áś, ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáááášááááá¸á, áááááááááááááá áśáááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Love making; a love affair; usually, an unlawful connection in love; a love intrigue; an illicit love affair. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Love, affection ^@!AM%AmountÉËmaĘntá˘áš 'áááááá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). amount to something ááśáá ááá˝áááśááá˘ááááá, áĄážáááá, áááážááááś, áĄážáá ááá˝âá that amounts to trea sonáááááááááááśááśá˘ááážááááá He'll never amount to any thing ááśááááááśáááśááá ááśááá˘á¸áá amount lent by projectáášáááááśáááááá˘áśá ááá á¸ááááááááá amount of businessááááśááá áááźááá¸á˘áśáá¸ááááá amount of invoiceáášáááááśááááááťáááˇáááááááá amount past due á ááá˝áááááśáááááá á˝áááááááá
amount (noun). ~ (of something)á ááá˝á, áááˇááśáááśááá˘áá, ááśááááźá total ~á ááá˝á great amount of effort ááśáááˇáááááśááááśáá
1.(FIGURATIVE) á˛áááĄážáááťááá, á˛áááĄážááááááˇ, á˛ááááśááááááśáá áˇáááááááá, áááĄážá, ááááážááááá¸, ááśáá˛ááááśá, áĄážááááá Example: He'll never amount to anything á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááśáááśááśáááá˘á¸áá noun 1.(The sum total, the whole. or aggregate, to add up to be equal to) ááśááážá, ááśáááááážá, ááśááĄážáááśáá Example: The cost amounts to $1,000. The whole amounts to a threat. It doesn't amount to a threat. It doesn't amount to much. A small amount of sugar may the needed.total amount á ááá˝á great amount of effort ááśáááˇáááááśááááśáá Example: There was only a small amount of sugar in the box. 2.á ááá˝á, áááˇááśá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááˇá, á ááá˝á verb â past tense: amounted ; past participle: amounted ; present participle: amounting ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (come to be equal to) áĄážá, ááśááááááááá, ááááááááá, ááááˇá, áááááááˇá 2.áááťáá ááá˝á
Ů "P
xaÁŮ dK%1e3
AmphibioliteĂŚmËfÉŞbÉŞÉlaÉŞtá˘ááá 'á áááá¸áááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. the frog is an ~ áááááˇá (áááááááááááá ááááťááášáááááśááážáááááááśá) á˘. that plane is an ~ ááááá ááá áťááášá, ááááááááááážááážáááááááśáááááťááášáááááśá
noun 1.(plant or animal that can live both on land and in water, airplane that can take off and land on either land or water) The frog is an amphibian áááááˇááááááááááááá ááááťááášáááááśááážáááááááśá That plane is an amphibian ááááá ááá áťááášá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of the Amphibia. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to the Amphibia; as, amphibian reptiles. >I
m
Amphi-"(prefix)
noun 1.(the unit of electric current) á˘áááá¸ááá¸á˘áśáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The unit of electric current; -- defined by the International Electrical Congress in 1893 and by U. S. Statute as, one tenth of the unit of current of the C. G. S. system of electro-magnetic units, or the practical equivalent of the unvarying current which, when passed through a standard solution of nitrate of silver in water, deposits silver at the rate of 0.001118 grams per second. Called also the international ampere. ,F!/]-/AmpelopsisËĂŚmpÉŞËlÉsÉŞsËá˘áááḠ'áĄášáááá¸á(noun)
(noun). ááááśááááśáááźá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus formerly including the Virginia creeper. NE+o
AmpĂŚmpá˘áááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Amophorae 1.ááźáááááśááááśáááááááááşááááś ááá áááááśááááááá˝áááááťáááˇáá¸ááťááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Amophorae 1.Among the ancients, a two-handled vessel, tapering at the bottom, used for holding wine, oil, etc. {P%3g]
Amphitheatre'ĂŚmfɪθɪÉtÉ(r)'á˘áááá áááá¸ááááş(á)(noun)
adjective 1.(living both on land and in water) amphibious animal áááááááááááááá ááááťááášáááááśááážáááááááśá, ááááááááááá ááááťááášá amphibious vehicle áááááááááá áťááášáááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having the ability to live both on land and in water, as frogs, crocodiles, beavers, and some plants. 2.Pertaining to, adapted for, or connected with, both land and water. 3.Of a mixed nature; partaking of two natures.
ü cS !Eg
Ampleness'ĂŚmplnÉŞs'á˘ááááááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(Big enough, full, of large size or amount, abundant, more than enough) áááááźááśá, áááááˇááśá, ááááá, áááá ááážá Example: The ample rooms held all of the furniture, Sothun has ample money to live comfortable, We have ample food for the trip and can share it with you. 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááá á˝áááááááś, áááááśáá áˇáááááźááśá, áááááśáá áˇááááááááťáá, áááááźááááźááśá, ááááááá 3.Ample (woman) áááááśáááśááá 4.Ample (provisions) ááááááˇááźáá, ááááááááááááśáá 5.Ample (space) ááááááááá Example: The ample truck could hold all of our belongings. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Large; great in size, extent, capacity, or bulk; spacious; roomy; widely extended. 2.Fully sufficient; abundant; liberal; copious; as, an ample fortune; ample justice. 3.Not contracted of brief; not concise; extended; diffusive; as, an ample narrative. Synonyms 1.broad, extensive, great, large, spacious, wide 2.abundant, bountiful, copious, full, generous, liberal, plentiful, profuse Antonyms 1.constricted, limited, small 2.insufficient, lacking
J ŮrJ $V%aSAmplify'ĂŚmplÉŞfaÉŞ'á˘ááá 'ááááˇá áááśá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (past tense. past participle. amplified) áĄ. ~ sound ááááážá, áááážá˛ááááááśáááĄážá, ááááá¸ááááááśáá á˘. ~ a point áááˇááśá (Figurative) áááááážá
1.(Extend, enlarge) amplify sound ááááá¸ááááááśáá Example: Will you amplify that statement so that I can understand it? amplify a point áááˇááśá Example: Asked to amplify his remarks, the teacher gave many examples of the kinds of problems he faced. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To render larger, more extended, or more intense, and the like; -- used especially of telescopes, microscopes, etc. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To enlarge by addition or discussion; to treat copiously by adding particulars, illustrations, etc.; to expand; to make much of. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To become larger. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To speak largely or copiously; to be diffuse in argument or description; to dilate; to expatiate; -- often with on or upon. Synonyms 1.accrue, augment, enhance, enlarge, expand, extend, grow, heighten, increase, intensity, magnify, multiply, raise, wax Antonyms 1.atrophy, contract, decrease cU 1u'
AmplifierĂŚmËplÉŞfaÉŞÉ(r)á˘ááá 'ááááˇá áááśáá˘áş(á)(noun)
(noun). ~ of sound ááśáááááá¸á, ááśááááážá˛ááááááśáááĄážá ~ of a thesisááśááááˇááśá, ááśáááááááááá áááḠprovide an ~ááá áááá¸áááˇááśá
noun 1.(act of amplifying, state of being amplified, expansion) ááśááááśááááśáá, ááśáááśááááááśá, ááśááááááážá, ááśáááśá, ááśáá áááážá, ááśáááťáááśá, áááááźááśá amplification of sound ááśáááááá¸á, ááśááááážá˛ááááááśáááĄážá amplification of a thesis ááśááááˇááśá, ááśáááááááááá áááḠprovide an amplification ááá áááá¸áááˇááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The enlarging of a simple statement by particularity of description, the use of epithets, etc., for rhetorical effect; diffuse narrative or description, or a dilating upon all the particulars of a subject. 2.The act of amplifying or enlarging in dimensions; enlargement; extension. 3.The matter by which a statement is amplified; as, the subject was presented without amplifications.
i
éĽi 8Z 9 Ampoule'ĂŚmpu:l'á˘áááááźá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an ample manner. rW ;]1-Amplitude'ĂŚmplÉŞtju:d; US -tu:d'á˘áááááááˇááááźá(noun)
(noun). ~ of currentáááááś What's the amplitude of the funds?áážááśáááááśáááá ááááťááááĄáśáááťááááśá? He has an amplitude of moneyááśááááśáááááśááá ááážááááááśá
noun 1.(breadth, width, sufficiency, largeness, extent, abundance, radio transmission by changing the amplitude of waves âcontrasted with frequency modulationâ) amplitude of current áááááś what's the amplitude of the funds? ááśáááááśáááá ááááťááááĄáśáááťááááśá? He has an amplitude of money ááśááááśáááááśááá ááážááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The arc of the horizon between the true east or west point and the center of the sun, or a star, at its rising or setting. At the rising, the amplitude is eastern or ortive: at the setting, it is western, occiduous, or occasive. It is also northern or southern, when north or south of the equator. 2.State of being ample; extent of surface or space; largeness of dimensions; size. 3.Largeness, in a figurative sense; breadth; abundance; fullness. 4.The arc of the horizon between the true east or west point and the foot of the vertical circle passing through any star or object. 5.The horizontal line which measures the distance to which a projectile is thrown; the range. 6.The extent of a movement measured from the starting point or position of equilibrium; -- applied especially to vibratory movements. 7.An angle upon which the value of some function depends; -- a term used more especially in connection with elliptic functions. 8.Of extent of capacity or intellectual powers. 9.Of extent of means or resources.
n
Ňv˛zxn `#WiAAmulet'ĂŚmjĘlÉŞt'á˘ááááááźáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááśáááááŹá˘áááááááśáá˝áá áá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááśáááááážá Ꮰááá¸ááśáááááśáá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of amputating; esp. the operation of cutting off a limb or projecting part of the body. *[ 'Qu{Amputate'ĂŚmpjĘteÉŞt'á˘áááááááźááá(transitive verb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśááááśááˇááááááŹáážá verb â past tense: amputated ; past participle: amputated ; present participle: amputating ; 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááá˘áááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (cut off) ááśáááááážááŹá˘áááááááśáá˝á, ááśááááśááˇááááááŹáážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: amputated ; past participle: amputated ; present participle: amputating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To prune or lop off, as branches or tendrils. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To cut off (a limb or projecting part of the body)
Q ç 5PnB Q -i!1WW
AmylaceousËĂŚmÉËleÉŞĘÉsËá˘áááááš 'áĄáááşá(adjective)
(noun). for your ~ ááśááááááááśááá control one's ~ááśáá áááážá a harmless ~á˘ááá¸ááááááśáááááááááśááá
noun 1.(entertainment, pleasure) ááááááááśá, ááśáááá á, ááśáááá, ááśáááááśááá for your amusement ááśááááááááśááá control one's amusement ááśáá áááážá a harmless amusement á˘ááá¸ááááááśáááááááááśááá Example: For amusement, we used to watch television. Rb
/qAmused"(adjective)
(adjective). ááááá¸áááśá
Past or Past Participle form of: amuseENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Expressing amusement; as, an amused look. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Diverted a G EAmuseÉËmju:zá˘áš 'ááááźá áá(transitive verb)
adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which is analogous to, or corresponds with, some other thing. 2.A word in one language corresponding with one in another; an analogous term; as, the Latin âpaterâ is the analogue of the English âfather.â 3.An organ which is equivalent in its functions to a different organ in another species or group, or even in the same group; as, the gill of a fish is the analogue of a lung in a quadruped, although the two are not of like structural relations. 4.A species in one genus or group having its characters parallel, one by one, with those of another group. 5.A species or genus in one country closely related to a species of the same genus, or a genus of the same group, in another: such species are often called representative species, and such genera, representative genera. } )Gy#AnalogousÉËnĂŚlÉgÉsá˘áš 'áááĄášááşá(adjective)
analytical (adjective). ááááśáááˇááśááááááá He has an analysis mind ááśáááááááááááśááááśáá analysis languageááśááśáááážááśááááĽáááááá analysis geometryááááśáááˇáááˇááśá
(noun). (plural -ies) an ~ between áááˇáááśá, ááśáááááááááááś draw an ~ááˇáááśááááááááááááááśáááááááťáááááááááááááááááááááś by analogy with áááááááááááááźá áášá
noun â Plural: Analogies 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááˇáá¸áááááśááááśááááááá 2.áááˇáááśá, ááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Analogies 1.A resemblance of relations; an agreement or likeness between things in some circumstances or effects, when the things are otherwise entirely different. Thus, learning enlightens the mind, because it is to the mind what light is to the eye, enabling it to discover things before hidden. 2.A relation or correspondence in function, between organs or parts which are decidedly different. 3.Proportion; equality of ratios. 4.Conformity of words to the genius, structure, or general rules of a language; similarity of origin, inflection, or principle of pronunciation, and the like, as opposed to anomaly.
Ą
Ş ? ŘÁĹz~e Ą ` %KW
AnarchistËĂŚnÉkÉŞst'á˘áááášáá¸ááá(noun)
(adjective). ááááśáááˇááśááááááá He has an analysis mind ááśáááááááááááśááááśáá analysis languageááśááśáááážááśááááĽáááááá analysis geometryááááśáááˇáááˇááśá
(noun). (plural anathemas) áááťááááŹáááááťáááááááá˘ááááááťá give a ~ááśááááááááśááś
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A ban or curse pronounced with religious solemnity by ecclesiastical authority, and accompanied by excommunication. Hence: Denunciation of anything as accursed. 2.An imprecation; a curse; a malediction. 3.Any person or thing anathematized, or cursed by ecclesiastical authority. áááááśááśâ (ááááˇáâ) !+_{
AnastropheÉËĂŚnstrÉfÉŞá˘áš 'áááááááá¸á áá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: anarchies 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá˘ááśááˇáááááá 2.(á áááśáá) á˘ááśááˇáááááá Example: Absence of government ; absence of law. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááááááśáááááśáááááááááá á˘ááááááśáááá áááśáá á 3.á˘ááśááˇáááááá (ááśááááááááśááśáááááááááśááááááśááˇááśáᏠá áááśáááááááśáá áááťááááááááśáááááááááá), ááśáá ááááźáá ááááá, ááśááĽáááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: anarchies 1.Absence of government; the state of society where there is no law or supreme power; a state of lawlessness; political confusion. 2.Hence, confusion or disorder, in general. x %Q
AnarchizeËĂŚnÉkaÉŞz'á˘áááášááśáá áá(verb)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááááśáá¸áá 2.(LITERARY) ááťááááá 3.áá¸ááźááá¸ááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One from whom a person is descended, whether on the father's or mother's side, at any distance of time; a progenitor; a fore father. 2.An earlier type; a progenitor; as, this fossil animal is regarded as the ancestor of the horse. 3.One from whom an estate has descended; -- the correlative of heir. ááťáááááťááâ ááźáááśs +kW
AnatopismÉËnĂŚtÉpÉŞzmá˘áš 'áááášáááśáá ááášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. study ~ ááśáááˇááśáááśááááá, ááá¸ááśáááááśááááá, ááˇááááśááááśáá á˘. part of one's ~ ááśá
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áááááááśáááśáááśáááˇááśáááˇááááś 2.á˘áááááśáááˇááśáááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who is skilled in the art of anatomy, or dissection.
Ć
(
Ć ^$ #WUAncestry'ĂŚnsestrÉŞ'á˘ááááááááááá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: ancestries 1.ááźááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: ancestries 1.Condition as to ancestors; ancestral lineage; hence, birth or honorable descent. 2.A series of ancestors or progenitors; lineage, or those who compose the line of natural descent. t#!'ea
AncestressĂŚnËsestrÉŞsá˘ááá 'ááááááááá¸á(noun)
adjective 1.ááááťáááááťáá, áááá¸ááźááá¸ááś ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of, pertaining to, derived from, or possessed by, an ancestor or ancestors; as, an ancestral estate.
k%#7Ą}Anchor'ĂŚĹkÉ(r)'á˘ááááş(á)(noun)
(transitive verb). ~ a boat áááááťááááśá á ~ the tent to a treeá á (Figurative) ~ one's argument in facts ááááśááźáááááśá
anchor(intransitive verb).áááááťááááś at anchoráááá á, á ááá tocome to anchorá áźáá á, á áźááááááá to cast anchor áááááťááááś to ride at anchoráááá¸áááááá (áááá áźáá á) to weigh anchor ááááťááááś
anchor man (noun).á˘áááá˘ááááśááˇááááśááááááśá
ááááśáááááśáááá drop anchor- áááááťááááś lie at anchor its moorings lift up- á á, áááááťááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A iron instrument which is attached to a ship by a cable (rope or chain), and which, being cast overboard, lays hold of the earth by a fluke or hook and thus retains the ship in a particular station. 2.Any instrument or contrivance serving a purpose like that of a ship's anchor, as an arrangement of timber to hold a dam fast; a contrivance to hold the end of a bridge cable, or other similar part; a contrivance used by founders to hold the core of a mold in place. 3.(FIGURATIVE) That which gives stability or security; that on which we place dependence for safety. 4.An emblem of hope. 5.A metal tie holding adjoining parts of a building together. 6.Carved work, somewhat resembling an anchor or arrowhead; -- a part of the ornaments of certain moldings. It is seen in the echinus, or egg-and-anchor (called also egg-and-dart, egg-and-tongue) ornament. 7.One of the anchor-shaped spicules of certain sponges; also, one of the calcareous spinules of certain Holothurians, as in species of Synapta. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To place at anchor; to secure by an anchor; as, to anchor a ship. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To fix or fasten; to fix in a stable condition; as, to anchor the cables of a suspension bridge. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To cast anchor; to come to anchor; as, our ship (or the captain) anchored in the stream. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To stop, to fix or rest 2.An anchoret
d n
I X ô #d ;- %9!
Anciency'eÉŞĘÉnsÉŞ'á˘ááášááá¸(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small fish, about three inches in length, of the Herring family (Engraulis encrasicholus), caught in vast numbers in the Mediterranean, and pickled for exportation. The name is also applied to several allied species. U+!#Q;
Anchorless'ĂŚĹkÉles'á˘ááááášáĄáááá(adjective)
adverb 1.(in ancient times) ááśáááá¸áážá, ááśáááá¸á˘áá¸á, ááśáááá¸ááźááśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In ancient times. 2.In an ancient manner. .#Kq [Ancient'eÉŞnĘÉnt'á˘ááááá ášááá(adjective)
(noun). (usu plural) áááťáááááááááťááśá the ancientsáááťáááááááááťááśá ancient monument ááźáá¸áááááśáááźááśá
(noun). (also fire dog) áááááááááŞá
noun 1.(an iron bar, or bracket used to support firewood burned in an open fireplace) áááááááááąá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A utensil for supporting wood when burning in a fireplace, one being placed on each side; a firedog; as, a pair of andirons. 6%G I
AndanteĂŚnËdĂŚntÉŞá˘ááá 'ááááá¸(adjective.adverb)
(conjunction). ááˇá, á ážáááˇá go and seeáá áážá and thenáá˝á , áá˝á á ážáâ and yet áá and so forth ááśáážá
noun 1.(á áááśáá) áááááááˇá áá áááááśáááááááááááťááśááśá Example: Power of a court to adjudicate and determine matters incidental to the exercise of its primary jurisdiction over an action. á§ááśá áááá á˘áááśá ááááááťááśááśááážáááá¸ááˇááˇá áááááˇááááááá ááżáááśáááĄáśáááááážááĄážáááśáááááśááâááááááá¸ááśáá˘ááťááááááááźááááááááˇá áá ááááťááááá áááááśáááááááˇá áá á ááááááááááá˝ááážááááášáááśáá˝á á
ş
w .bŐ ?C ;1
AneathÉËni:θá˘áš 'áá¸ááá(preposition)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A northern constellation, supposed to represent the mythical Andromeda. 2.A genus of ericaceous flowering plants of northern climates, of which the original species was found growing on a rock surrounded by water. _@!-W?
Androlepsy'ĂŚndrÉĘlepsÉŞ'á˘áááááźáĄáˇáááá¸(noun)
noun 1.~ (about somebody / something) (a very short story of any fact) ááˇááśááááá¸ááá˝áá˛ááá áśááá˘áśááááááá ážáááˇááááááśááśááááááˇá Example: The old miner used to entertain us with anecdotes of the wild west, from when he was a young man. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Unpublished narratives. 2.A particular or detached incident or fact of an interesting nature; a biographical incident or fragment; a single passage of private life. Synonyms 1.anecdote, chronicle, fable, fabrication, falsehood, fiction, history, narration, narrative. novel, report, story, tale, yarn
l e
U ríx YW#3
AnesthetizeËĂŚnÉŞsθi:ËtaÉŞzËá˘ááááˇáááááá¸,ááśáá ááá(noun)
Same as: anaesthesia, anaesthetic noun 1.(a drug that does this) ááááśááááášá, ááááśááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśáááááśáááááážá˛áááááášá áŹáááááá T!
wAnesthesia"(noun)
(also an esthetic) (noun). ááśááááááá áááá¸áášá, ááśáááááááááśááá¸, ááśááááááá, ááśáááśááááááśááááášá
noun â Plural: Anfractuosities 1.áááá áá, ááśááááá áááááá á˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Anfractuosities 1.A state of being anfractuous, or full of windings and turnings; sinuosity. 2.A sinuous depression or sulcus like those separating the convolutions of the brain. qX55AnewÉËnju:, US ÉËnu:á˘áš 'ááááź(adverb)
adverb 1.(Afresh, again, once more, newly) ááśáááá¸, ááááááá Example: Sothun decided to start the work anew. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Over again; another time; in a new form; afresh; as, to arm anew; to create anew.
O ;fĆ O s`!?oi_AngelologyËeÉŞndĘÉlËlÉlÉdĘÉŞËá˘áááááḠ'áĄášáĄá¸áááá¸(noun)
(noun). á˘áááááś, áááááźá, áááááś (Colloquial) áááá¸áááááááźá áŹáááááˇáááááśáá to entertain an angel unawaresááśááśááááááááááˇáááśááááááśáááá¸â to write like an angel áááááááśáááá˘ááźááááśááááááˇá angelsvisitsááśááááááááˇá áá (áááááśáááááźáááá áááá¸áááá áˇáááááá˛áá)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) áááá¸áááááááźááŹáááááˇáááááśáá noun 1.(A divine messenger, a spiritual being that is an attendant or messenger of God, a good, kindly, loving person, a heavenly messenger. angelfish a brightly colored tropical fish with spiny) áááááś, áááá¸áááááááźááŹáááááˇáááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of a class of âfallen angels;â an evil spirit; as, the devil and his angels. 2.A spiritual, celestial being, superior to man in power and intelligence. In the Scriptures the angels appear as God's messengers. 3.A minister or pastor of a church, as in the Seven Asiatic churches. 4.Attendant spirit; genius; demon. 5.An appellation given to a person supposed to be of angelic goodness or loveliness; a darling. 6.An ancient gold coin of England, bearing the figure of the archangel Michael. It varied in value from 6s. 8d. to 10s. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A messenger
m \ $&zm i!
Angkor Wat"(noun)
noun 1.~ (at somebody / something) (wrath, a strong emotion stirred up by wrong or injury to oneself or others, rage) ááá ášá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááá˝ááááá , ááá ášá, ááśááááá áááá áśá ,c'Q k
Angelus'ĂŚndĘÉŞlÉs'á˘ááááááá¸áĄášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.(PLURAL) An ancient Low German tribe, that settled in Britain, which came to be called Engla-land (Angleland or England). The Angles probably came from the district of Angeln (now within the limits of Schleswig), and the country now Lower Hanover, etc. =k%Gm9Angler'ĂŚĹglÉ(r)á˘áááá áááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(a person who fishes with hook and. line, any large pediculate fish of the family Lophidae) á˘áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who angles. 2.A fish (Lophius piscatorius), of Europe and America, having a large, broad, and depressed head, with the mouth very large. Peculiar appendages on the head are said to be used to entice fishes within reach. Called also fishing frog, frogfish, toadfish, goosefish, allmouth, monkfish, etc. [j?+KAngle'ĂŚĹgl'á˘áááá ááá(noun)
(noun). square ~ ááťá, ááśá áááááťá, á áááťá at an angle áĄ. (horizontal) áááááá á˘.(vertical) áááááśá (Figurative) from a different ~ááˇáááááśááááááááá (Colloquial) what's his a ? áážááááśááááááááśáááźá ááááá ? right angle ááťáááá
angle (transitive verb). ~ angle support áááááá
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ fish áááá˝á á˘. ~ fa-vors áááážááááˇá áááááááááá áŁ. ~ for something ááááśááśáááá˝áá˘ááá¸áá˝áááááááááá angle ináááá áźá angle off áááá áá angle of declination ááťáááááá angle of dipááťááá angle of inclinationááťáááá˘áá
1.(FIGURATIVE) From a different ááˇáááááśááááááááá 2.(COLLOQUIAL) What's his? áážááááśááááááááśáááźá ááááá ! noun 1.(Space between two lines or surfaces that meet at a point or that cross each other, corner, point of view) ááťá, ááááťá Example: An angle of 90 degrees, right angle, Angle of incidence, of vision, The angle of the jaw.at an angle (horizontal) ááááááá at an angle (vertical) áááááśá verb â past tense: angled ; past participle: angled ; present participle: angling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (fish) angle a support áááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) Angle for: 1. angle fish ááááźá 2. angle favors áááážááááˇá áááááááááá
Ş O
` t
XSŃŰ?Ş v
Anglo-"(")
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá angle noun 1.(the act or skill of fishing with hook and line) ááśáááááźá áááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of one who angles; the art of fishing with rod and line. r))ua
Anglicize,-ise'ĂŚĹglÉŞsaÉŞz'á˘áááá ááááášááśáá ááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.áááááááááááśááááááźá áááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A earthworm of the genus Lumbricus, frequently used by anglers for bait.
Ń Î
č űąůGÖî Ń %K ]{Angrily'ĂŚĹgrÉlÉŞ'á˘ááááááá¸áá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.ááśáááášá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an angry manner; under the influence of anger. d!Kg
Angries'ĂŚĹgri:s'á˘ááááááá¸áá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of the race or people who claim descent from the Saxons, Angles, or other Teutonic tribes who settled in England; a person of English descent in its broadest sense. 2.A Saxon of Britain, that is, an English Saxon, or one the Saxons who settled in England, as distinguished from a continental (or âOldâ) Saxon. 3.The language of the English people before the Conquest (sometimes called Old English). 4.The Teutonic people (Angles, Saxons, Jutes) of England, or the English people, collectively, before the Norman Conquest. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to the Anglo-Saxons or their language.
Á " M ü÷ëy Á 4#Eg/Anguish'ĂŚĹgwÉŞĘ'á˘ááááá¸ááá (noun)
noun 1.(great pain, acute suffering, either of body or of mind, grief, anxiety, moral torment) ááśáááśáááá, ááśáááşá áˇááá, ááśáááááášáá áˇááá, ááśááááááśáááá, ááá áááá¸ááśááášáááááťáá áˇááá, áááááááá˝á, ááśáááşá áśááá ááááááśáááśá, ááá áááá¸ááťááá, ááśááááááááśááááážááźáááśá Example: The anguish of losing her kitten was almost more than connive could bear. n#E
AnguineĂŚĹËgwÉŞn'á˘ááááááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(a very small or microscopic animal) á˘ááˇááťááťááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small animal, as a fly, spider, etc. 2.An animal, invisible, or nearly so, to the naked eye. E=Animal'ĂŚnÉŞml'á˘ááááˇáááşá(noun)
(noun). áááá fourfooted animalááááá ááťááśá (Pejorative) He's an animal!ááśááśááááááˇá áááśá!
noun 1.(a being having life, having sensation and power of voluntary motion, a living organ ism, distinct from plants) áááá fourfooted animal ááááá ááťááśá Example: He's an animal! ááśááśááˇááˇá áááśá adjective 1.(Carnal, sensual) ááááááááá Example: Animal and vegetable, The dog is an animal. animal world ááááááá !1i%
AnimadvertËĂŚnÉŞmĂŚdËvÉ:tËá˘ááááˇááá 'áááşááá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). ~ (on somebody/something) ááˇááá, ááˇáááá
>'C{agAnimadversionĂŚnÉŞmĂŚdËvÉ:Ęn, US -ĘnËá˘ááááˇááá' ááášáááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(a critical, esp, unfavourable, comment, the act of criticizing ad versely) ááśáááˇáááá, ááśáááśááááˇááťááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or power of perceiving or taking notice; direct or simple perception. 2.Remarks by way of criticism and usually of censure; adverse criticism; reproof; blame. 3.Judicial cognizance of an offense; chastisement; punishment. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Monition, warning , ?
Anima'ĂŚnÉŞmĂŚ'á˘ááááˇáááş(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááťááážááášáá áˇááá, áááááťááááááśá verb â past tense: animated ; past participle: animated ; present participle: animating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Give life to, actuate, energize, inspire, make alive) áááážá˛ááááśááá¸ááˇá, áááážá˛ááááááážááĄážá, áááážááśáá áááś, ááśááááżá, ááśáááááˇ, áážááááááśáá Example: Udom Animated his face, In all his achievements Sothun was animated by love of country. R))K-
Animalize,-ise'ĂŚnÉmÉlaÉŞz'á˘áááášááááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(the animal life, the animal instincts in man. -animal kingdom animals of the world collectively) ááśáááśáááá, ááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Animal existence or nature.
8 ZN-ă8 ' 'WQAnimism'ĂŚnÉŞmÉŞzÉm'á˘ááááˇááˇá ááášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, animates; an animater. -i+
Animatism'ĂŚnÉmÉtÉŞzÉm'á˘áááášááášááˇá ááášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. speak with ~ ááśááááááááá, ááśáá áášáá áśáá á˘. ~ of a cartoon ááśááááážá˛ááááááážáááážá
noun 1.(liveliness, life, vivacity, process of preparing drawings to be filmed as animated cartoons, spirit) áá¸áá áááś, ááśáááááážáááážá, á˘ááźá˘á, ááśááá áááá á˝á, ááśááážááááááśáááŹáážááášáá áˇááá, áááááśáááááááśááááááśááąáá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááá áááá¸ááááśááá, ááśáááśáááášá, ááśáááśáááááážá, ááśáááááá, ááá áááá¸áááááááááś, ááá áááá¸ááşááá˘áśá, áááááá áááá á˝á, á áááśáá áá, ááśááááááśááááááááááś speak with animation ááśáá ášáá ááśáá animation of a cartoon ááśááááážá˛ááááááážáááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of animating, or giving life or spirit; the state of being animate or alive. 2.The state of being lively, brisk, or full of spirit and vigor; vivacity; spiritedness; as, he recited the story with great animation. " )]OAnimated'ĂŚnÉŞmeÉŞtÉŞd'á˘ááááˇááááááá¸á(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: animate adjective 1.(Full of life, lively, made to seem alive arid moving) áááá¸áá á, áááááśááá¸ááˇá, áááááááážáááá¸á, áááá˘ááźá˘á Example: An animated cartoon.animated conversation áááśáááááá animated cartoon ááááźááážá, ááááááźááá¸áá á Example: I had rarely seen him so animated. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Endowed with life; full of life or spirit; indicating animation; lively; vigorous. Synonyms 1.active. alive, expressive, gay, lively, spirited
ý ď
Ż [/ ý ' 'W)Anklebone'ĂŚĹklbÉĘn'á˘ááááááá¸áááźá(noun)
noun 1.(the joint between the foot and the leg, slender part of the leg just above this joint) ááááááááááááá, ááážá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááážá, ááážá \$
)
Aniso-"(prefix)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An electro-negative element, or the element which, in electro-chemical decompositions, is evolved at the anode; -- opposed to cation. < !K
Animus'ĂŚnÉŞmÉsËá˘áááᡠ'áááśá(noun)
(noun). (plural -ies) ~ (against/to wards somebody/something); ~ (between A and B) ááá˘áá, ááááťá, ááśááááááśáá, ááśááááááźáááááśááśá (Literary)ááˇááááá
noun â Plural: Animosities 1.~ (against / towards somebody / something) ~ (between A and B) (hatred) ááá˘áá, ááááťáááˇááááá Example: The misdeeds of the king aroused animosity. Example: He felt no animosity towards his critics. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Mere spiritedness or courage. 2.(TRANSITIVE) Violent hatred leading to active opposition; active enmity; energetic dislike. Synonyms 1.bitterness, enmity, grudge, hatred, hostility, malevolence, rancor, spite Antonyms 1.friendliness, good will, love
Ö u
= =,O 0 +Q
AnnectentËÉnĂŚËktÉntËá˘ášááá 'áášááá(adjective)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.(PLURAL) A relation of events in chronological order, each event being recorded under the year in which it happened. 2.(PLURAL) Historical records; chronicles; history. 3.(PLURAL) The record of a single event or item. 4.(PLURAL) A periodic publication, containing records of discoveries, transactions of societies, etc.; as âAnnals of Science.â |, #K
Annalist'ĂŚnÉlÉŞst'á˘ááááá¸á ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a bracelet worn around the ankle) áááážá, áááááážá gold anklet áááážá cotton anklet ááááááážááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An ornament or a fetter for the ankle; an ankle ring.
Í T "×ÝÁÍ p6 o]
Annexion'ĂŚnekznËá˘ááááá 'ááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áŻáááśáááááśáááááááá verb â past tense: annexed ; past participle: annexed ; present participle: annexing ; 1.ááśáááááá áźáááśá§áááááááááááśáááŻáááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (to something) (add, take possession of, unite at the end, subjoin, bind to) a state áááá áźáááśá§áááááááá Example: The company annexed two smaller stores to its national chain.annex a building ááááááááá˘áśááśá annex á˘áśááśááááááá
Ö * Ö (9+=
AnnihilationismÉËnaÉŞhÉŞËleÉŞĘnÉŞzmá˘ášËááśáá˘áš'áĄáááááá ášáášááá(noun)
noun 1.(destruction) áááˇááźááá, ááśááááážá˛ááááśáááźááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of reducing to nothing, or nonexistence; or the act of destroying the form or combination of parts under which a thing exists, so that the name can no longer be applied to it; as, the annihilation of a corporation. 2.The state of being annihilated. R7!+Y;uAnnihilateÉËnaÉŞÉleÉŞtá˘áš 'ááśáá˘ášáĄáááá(transitive verb)
1.(reduce to nothing, destroy completely) áááážá˛ááááśáááźááááááážáááˇááźááá, ááááááśáá˛ááááśáááźááá, ááˇááśáá˘ááááááśá, áááážá˛ááááááĄáśááááśáá, áááážá˛áááááá˝áááááśáá, ááááááśá Example: The enemy was annihilated. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To reduce to nothing or nonexistence; to destroy the existence of; to cause to cease to be. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To destroy the form or peculiar distinctive properties of, so that the specific thing no longer exists; as, to annihilate a forest by cutting down the trees. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To destroy or eradicate, as a property or attribute of a thing; to make of no effect; to destroy the force, etc., of; as, to annihilate an argument, law, rights, goodness. Synonyms 1.demolish, destroy, devastate, eradicate, exterminate, extinguish, obliterate, ravage, raze, ruin, wreck Antonyms 1.construct, establish, make, preserve, save á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Annihilated
Ł
ľ ŃčŚ Ł >!1e o AnnotationËĂŚnÉĘËteÉŞĘnËá˘áááášááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ááá áááá¸á˘ááˇááááśááááááá short ~á áááśááááááá by ~ááśáá áśáá˛ááááá áŹáááááá
verb â past tense: annotated ; past participle: annotated ; present participle: annotating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (make notes upon, mark in writing, write explanatory notes, esp. upon literary, text) á áśáá˛ááááááááŹáááááá, áááá áááť ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: annotated ; past participle: annotated ; present participle: annotating ; 1.To explain or criticize by notes; as, to annotate the works of Bacon. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To make notes or comments; -- with on or upon. e<!-QQ
Annominate'ĂŚnÉĘmÉŞneÉŞt'á˘áááášáá¸áááá(verb)
noun â Plural: Anniversaries 1.(A day on which event is yearly celebrated) áááááá˝á, ááťááááá˝á, ááťáááá áááážáá˘áśááť Example: A wed ding anniversary, an anniversary present.wedding anniversary áááááá˝á anniversary celebration ááťááááá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) áá˝á, ááˇááś, ááááśáááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Anniversaries 1.The annual return of the day on which any notable event took place, or is wont to be celebrated; as, the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. 2.The day on which Mass is said yearly for the soul of a deceased person; the commemoration of some sacred event, as the dedication of a church or the consecration of a pope. 3.The celebration which takes place on an anniversary day. adjective 1.Returning with the year, at a stated time; annual; yearly; as, an anniversary feast.
ö ]eö kB +E /IAnnouncerÉËnaĘnsÉ(r)á˘áš 'áááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(GENERAL) (Person or thing that announces) á˘áááááááśá, ááˇááááťááśááťáá Example: A train an nouncer, a news announcer. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who announces. tA%+YwyAnnouncementÉËnaĘnsmÉntá˘áš 'ááááááášááá(noun)
(noun). make an ~ ááá áááá¸ááźááááášá wedding announcementááááťáááááśá by ~ááśááááááśá, ááśáááááśá, ááśááááááśáááááśáááááášá
noun 1.(Act of making known something made known, public notice) ááˇááˇáááááśá, áááááś, áááááááźá, áááááśá Example: The announce men, of a marriage.make an announcement ááá áááá¸ááźááááášá wedding announcement ááááťáááááśá by announcement ááśááááááśááŹááśáááááśá Example: The first announcement was made on the radio, the second was sent through the mail, and the third appeared in the newspaper. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááśá, ááá áááá¸áááááśá Example: wedding announcement á§ááśá áááá ááááťáááá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá á *@ !;
AnnounceÉËnaĘnsá˘áš 'ááááá(transitive verb)
1.(Make known, give formal notice of, give first public notice of, proclaim, promulgate, publish) áááááśá, ááááśá, ááááśáááááášááąáá, áąáááááááś, ááśááąáá, áąáááááááááźá, áąáááááášáááťá Example: The president announced his resignation. verb â past tense: announced ; past participle: announced ; present participle: announcing ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: announced ; past participle: announced ; present participle: announcing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To give public notice, or first notice of; to make known; to publish; to proclaim. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To pronounce; to declare by judicial sentence. Synonyms 1.advertise, declare, give out, herald, make known, notify, proclaim, promulgate, publish, report Antonyms 1.bury, conceal, stifle, suppress, withhold q? 7aQ
AnnotatorËĂŚnÉĘËteÉŞtÉ(r)Ëá˘ááááź 'ááááááş(á)(noun)
(transitive verb). áááážá˛ááá˘áśáááááá áˇááá,â áááážá˛ááááááááááťá Delays ~ meáááážá˛ááááťáááá, áááážá˛áááá˝ááá Don't ~ him nowááááśá His jokes ~ me áááážá˛ááááááśáá
annoyance (noun). ááśááááááťáááťá, ááśáá˘áśááá˘ááááááááá áˇááá the delay is an ~ á˘ááá¸áááááááážá˛áááá˝ááá ááťáááá his ~ of the guestsááśááááážá˛ááááááśáááá
1.(trouble, vex, bother, pester, tease) áááážá˛ááááśááá áˇááá, ááśááśáá, ááááśá, áááážá˛áááážáááśáá, á˛áááážáááśáááŹá˛ááá ááá˘ááá ááá˘áá, áááážá˛áááááááťááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááááážáá§ááááá, ááśáá˛ááááááśá, ááśáá˛áááážáááśáá, ááśáá˛ááááˇááśáá áˇááá, ááśáá˛ááááááááááśáá, áážáááśá Delays annoy me áááážá˘ááááťáááá, áááážá˛áááá˝áááá Don't annoy him now ááááśá His jokes annoy me áááážá˛ááááááśáá Example: He was annoyed by the children whenever he tried to read. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A feeling of discomfort or vexation caused by what one dislikes; also, whatever causes such a feeling; as, to work annoy. verb 1.To disturb or irritate, especially by continued or repeated acts; to tease; to ruffle in mind; to vex; as, I was annoyed by his remarks. 2.To molest, incommode, or harm; as, to annoy an army by impeding its march, or by a cannonade. Synonyms 1.bother, chafe, disturb, inconvenience, irk, irritate, molest, pester, tease, trouble, vex Antonyms 1.accommodate, console, gratify, soothe
Á ;^6ŞÁ eH!)SS
AnnoyinglyÉËnÉÉŞĹlÉŞá˘áš 'ááśáá˘áá¸ááá¸(adverb)
Past or Past Participle form of: annoy adjective 1.~ (with somebody) (at / about something) ; ~ (that.. / to do something) ááááážáá áˇááá, ááááááážáá áˇááá, áááááśáá§ááááá, ááááááá˝áááśáááá, áááá˘ááááťá, áááááťáááááśáá, áááááˇááśáá áˇááá AD 'M?aAnnoyanceÉËnÉÉŞÉnsá˘áš 'ááśáá˘ášááá(noun)
(noun). ááśááááááťáááťá, ááśáá˘áśááá˘ááááááááá áˇááá the delay is an ~ á˘ááá¸áááááááážá˛áááá˝ááá ááťáááá his ~ of the guestsááśááááážá˛ááááááśáááá
noun 1.(Feeling of being bothered or vexed, thing that annoys, act of bothering or vexing) áááážááááážáá áˇááá, á§ááááá, ááśáá˘ááááťá, ááśáááťáááááśáá, ááśáááˇááśáá áˇááá Example: To express annoyance because of noise, The buzzing of the mosquito is an annoyance. The delay is an annoyance á˘ááá¸ááááážáąáááá˝áááá áŹááťáááá Example: His annoyance of the guests áááážáąááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of annoying, or the state of being annoyed; molestation; vexation; annoy. 2.That which annoys.
Ź h JŹ K +G '-AnnuitantÉËnju:ÉtÉntá˘áš 'ááááźááá(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááá˝áááááśá, ááááśááá 2.á˘áááááá˝áááááśáááááá áśáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who receives, or its entitled to receive, an annuity. J ? MAnnually'enjĘÉl'á˘áááááźáá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) áá˝áááááśáááááá, áá ááááśááá¸áá˝áá adverb 1.ááśááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Yearly; year by year. I!?EAnnual'ĂŚnjĘÉl'á˘ááááááźá(adjective)
adjective 1.(yearly, once a year, during a year, in a year, for a year, perennial) annual celebration ááááááá áśáááááśá Bot annual plant áááááťáááśááááá˝ááááźá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá áśáááááśá Example: on an annual basis á§ááśá áááá ááśáááááśááááááśá
- - OL?M 'AnnuityÉËnju:ÉltÉŞ; US -'nu:-á˘áš 'ááááźá˘ášáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Annuities 1.(a sum paid every year, an investment yielding such payments) ááááśáááááááááźáááááááá áśáááááśá 2.(á áááśáá) Annuity (contract) ááááśáááśáááˇá (ááˇá áá áááááś) (á.á) Example: An investment contract in which an investor gives money (or some other value) in exchange for the granter's promise to pay that investor fixed amounts of money periodically, beginning at some future date. á§ááśá áááá ááˇá áá áááááśááˇááˇááááá˝áááááá ááááťááááá˘ááááážááááˇááˇááááááááááááśáá (áŹááááááśáâááááááááááááá) áážáááá¸ááááźáááááśááááááśááááá˘ááťáááááśáḠáážáááá¸ááááášáááááśááááśâá ááá˝áááśááááśáááááá˘ááááážááááˇááˇáááááśááááááááááááśáá (ááśáááˇá) áááá áśáááááážááĄážááá âáááá˘ááśááâáá˝á á adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáááśáááˇá, ááááśááááá áśáááááśá, ááááśááááááśá ááááá áśáááááśá
D Zô*D bP#WU
Annulet'ĂŚnjĘlÉŞt'á˘áááááášáá¸ááá(noun)
adjective 1.(ringshaped, of, like, or forming a ring. -annular eclipse an eclipse in which a ring of sunlight can be seen surrounding the disc of the moon) áááááśáááśáááźá áá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Pertaining to, or having the form of, a ring; forming a ring; ringed; ring-shaped; as, annular fibers. 2.Banded or marked with circles. "M ?
uAnnulÉËnĘl'á˘ááááááĄáş(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (past tense. past participle annuled) ááťáááśáááá, ááááśááá, á˘ááśááĽáááśá
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááťáááśááá Example: To make void; dissolve something which once existed. á§ááśá áááá áááážá˘áááá ááśáááá á ááááśáá ááá˘ááá¸áá˝ááááááśááá¸ááťá á verb â past tense: annulled ; past participle: annulled ; present participle: annulling ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááťáááśáááá, ááťáá áá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: annulled ; past participle: annulled ; present participle: annulling ; 1.To reduce to nothing; to obliterate. 2.To make void or of no effect; to nullify; to abolish; to do away with; -- used appropriately of laws, decrees, edicts, decisions of courts, or other established rules, permanent usages, and the like, which are made void by component authority.
N ÂX?oN W!+e/
AnnunciateÉËnĘnsÉŞeÉŞtá˘áš 'ááśáááááˇá˘áááá(transitive verb)
noun â Plural: Annuli 1.ááźáááśáááźá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Annuli 1.A ring; a ringlike part or space. 2.A space contained between the circumferences of two circles, one within the other. 3.The solid formed by a circle revolving around a line which is the plane of the circle but does not cut it. 4.Ring-shaped structures or markings, found in, or upon, various animals. IS 'K)
Annulose'ĂŚnjÉlÉĘs'á˘áááááášáĄáźá(adjective)
noun 1.áááááááá, ááśáááťáá áá, ááśáááááśááŹáááˇááááááááś, ááśáááááśá, ááˇááśáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááá, ááśááááááśááááááá˝áááááśááááťááááśá, ááśááááˇáááá áááá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá á 3.(á áááśáá) ááááááá, áááááśáááá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá á Example: The act of making something void or wiping it out completely. á§ááśá áááá ááśááážááá˘ááá˘ááá¸áá˝ááá ááśáááá áŹááťáá˘á¸áááá˝áá ááááśááááááťá á Example: The annulment of marriage wipes out the entire past and past validity of the marriage, as opposed to a divorce, which only ends the marriage. A marriage will not be annulled by a court unless it was invalid in some way from the beginning. á§ááśá áááá áááááśáááá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá áááťáá ááááśááááááťáááźáá˘áá¸áááśá ááˇáááťááááśáááá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá á á á áááťáááááťááśááśáááˇáááˇááááˇáááá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá áá áááá áážá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá áááááĽáááśáá˘ááťááááśáááááťáááááááááśáá˝áá áśáááá¸áážááḠá 4.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááźá , ááśááááááśáá
#
Ó
u
# i_ A
Anoil'ĂŚnÉÉŞlá˘ááš 'ááśááá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.(A positively charged electrode) á§ááááśá 2.(FRENCH) á˘áśááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The positive pole of an electric battery, or more strictly the electrode by which the current enters the electrolyte on its way to the other pole; -- opposed to cathode. DY#;I
AnnunciatorÉËnĘnĘÉŞËeÉŞtÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááśááááá áᡠ'á˘áááááş(á)(adjective)
(noun). ~ (in something) ááśááááááááá˝á example is an ~ á˘ááá¸ááááááááááá¸ááááááś the ~ of the situationááśáááˇááááááááá¸
adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááˇáááááááś 2.ááááááááááááá¸, ááááááá¸ááááááś, ááˇááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Deviating from a general rule, method, or analogy; abnormal; irregular; as, an anomalous proceeding. lc%Gy
Anomal'ĂŚnÉĘmÉlá˘áš 'áááááášá(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááźá á ááááááááśááááĄážáááźá ááśááááá verb â past tense: anointed ; past participle: anointed ; present participle: anointing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (with something) (smear with oil or ointment, put oil on (a person) in a religious ceremony) ááťáááśáááášáááááá, ááśáááááá, ááśáááááśáá, áááááˇááááˇááśááááááá, áááážá˛ááááááĄáśááááááááŹááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: anointed ; past participle: anointed ; present participle: anointing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To smear or rub over with oil or an unctuous substance; also, to spread over, as oil. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To apply oil to or to pour oil upon, etc., as a sacred rite, especially for consecration. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Anointed
Č
? ˝Ü¤ Č Xm!KQ
Anorak'ĂŚnÉrĂŚk'á˘áááášááááá(noun)
adverb 1.áááááˇáááááśááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá˘ááśááˇá, ááťáááˇááááá ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an anonymous manner; without a name. Ni-
y
Anonymous letter"(noun)
adjective 1.(Nameless, with the name not known or given, not signed) áááááˇáá ááááááá, áááááááśáááááá, áááááˇááááá ááááááá, áááááśááááááá, áááá˘ááśááˇá Example: An anonymous author, an anonymous gift, an anonymous letter. 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áśááśááˇá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááˇááááááááá, áááá˘ááśááˇá %g 1c-AnonymityËĂŚnÉËnÉŞmÉtÉŞËá˘ááááá 'ááˇááášáá¸(noun)
(noun). á˘ááśááˇáááśá
noun 1.á˘ááśááˇáááśá, ááśáááˇáááááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality or state of being anonymous; anonymousness; also, that which anonymous. =f /- AnonÉËnÉná˘áš 'ááá(adverb)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááá˘ááśááˇá adverb 1.(In a short time, soon, in a little while, again, quickly, at once) áááśáááśáá, áááááˇá ááá, áááááˇáááźá Example: About this, more anon. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Straightway; at once. 2.Soon; in a little while. 3.At another time; then; again.
S
ŻęâS .u%-]S
Another timeÉËnĘθÉtaÉŞmá˘áš 'ááśááááş(á)áášá(")
(adjective). áĄ. stay ~ day áá˝áááá go ~ day ááśáá˝áááá á˘. áááááááá áŁ. ááźá ááááś
another (pronoun). áááááá, ááźá ááááśáá˝áááá, ááááˇááá áá have ~ áá˝áááá with one anotheráá ááˇááá áá
adjective 1.(Not the same, one more) stay another day áá˝áááá Example: Have another cup of tea, You're a fool! You're another. go another day ááááśáá˝áááá s%EKiAnosmia'ĂŚnÉzmÉŞÉá˘áš 'áááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááá˝áááááˇáááˇáááśáááᢠ2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáá áˇáááááˇáááˇáááśá, ááśáááśááááááááśááááááááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Loss of the sense of smell. Ar 5=
AnornÉËnÉ:ná˘áš 'áášáá¸(intransitive verb)
1.Answer (the description) ááááźááášá noun 1.á áááážá Example: His answer to her question was a nod. 2.(á áááśáá) á áááážá Example: The formal response of the defendant to the plaintiff's complaint against him, generally denying the allegations of plaintiff's complaint and often containing any affirmative defenses or counterclaims which the defendant may have. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááážáááááśááááźáááśáááááá áťáá ááá ááááááášááááááááážáá áááááážáááá˝á á ááˇááááážâáááááážáá áá á ážáááśááżááá áááážááááááśáá áááážáááśáááśáááśááˇáááááśáâáŹááááášáááááááá áťáá áá verb â past tense: answered ; past participle: answered ; present participle: answering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (reply to, pay, meet, satisfy) áááážá, áá, áááážááá, ááááˇá, á˘áá˘áśá Example: This grammar is not a goo one but it will answer. á§ááśá áááá ááááá ááááááśáááááááááˇáááá˘áááááááážááśáááśá á 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (Reply, succeed, be responsible for, see who is at the door, be as described) áááážá, ááááááˇáááááááááśáá, ááśáááŽááźá áááážááááááážá Example: The answer to a question, prayer, speech, an answer to a letter, to answer a question, to answer a note, to answer a telephone ring. 3.Answer (a letter) áá, ááá 4.Answer (question) áááážá, ááˇááááááś
Ç )1ę_Ç b3
Anta'ĂŚntÉ'á˘áááááş(noun)
noun 1.(a small social insect, living in colonies in wood or the ground) (small red) áááááá (white ant) ááááá (big red) á˘ááááááá (black stinging) áááá˘áśá C#?]m
Answerphone'É:nsÉfÉĘn; US 'ĂŚns-'á˘áśáááşááášá áááźá(noun)
adjective 1.áááááá˝áááťáááááźá, áááá˘áśá áááážáááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Obliged to answer; liable to be called to account; liable to pay, indemnify, or make good; accountable; amenable; responsible; as, an agent is answerable to his principal; to be answerable for a debt, or for damages. 2.Capable of being answered or refuted; admitting a satisfactory answer. 3.Correspondent; conformable; hence, comparable. 4.Proportionate; commensurate; suitable; as, an achievement answerable to the preparation for it. 5.Equal; equivalent; adequate.
Ź
Đ
É@ Ź %7sa!AntagonisticĂŚnËtĂŚgÉËnÉŞstÉŞká˘ááá 'ááá áááš'áá¸ááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(opposed) á˘áááááááśáááŹáááááśáá, ááźááááśáá, ááźáááááśáá, áááááźá, áááˇáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááźáááááśáá, áááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who contends with another, especially in combat; an adversary; an opponent. 2.A muscle which acts in opposition to another; as a flexor, which bends a part, is the antagonist of an extensor, which extends it. 3.A medicine which opposes the action of another medicine or of a poison when absorbed into the blood or tissues. adjective 1.Antagonistic; opposing; counteracting; as, antagonist schools of philosophy. ááźáááˇáááá âá˘áááââáááááśáá!1wmAntagonismĂŚnËtĂŚgÉnÉŞzÉmá˘ááá 'ááá ááášáá¸á ááášá(noun)
(noun). ~ (against / for / to / towards somebody / something); ~ (between A and B) áááˇááááááśá, ááśáááááááááá, ááśááááááśááááááś
noun 1.(active opposition, hostility, hatred) áááˇááááááśá, ááśáááá, ááśááááá, ááśáááááťáááááś, ááááášáááśáá, ááśááááááśáá, áááááá˝ááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Opposition of action; counteraction or contrariety of things or principles. ,%M? =AntacidĂŚnËtĂŚsÉŞdá˘ááá 'ááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(an alkali, counteracting acidity) ááśááááááśáááśááˇá˘áśááá¸á adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááśáááśááˇááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A remedy for acidity of the stomach, as an alkali or absorbent. adjective 1.Counteractive of acidity.
|
3
ß
* 'Al| #1ou
AntecedencyËĂŚntÉŞËsi:dnsÉŞËá˘ááááᡠ'ááá¸áášáááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááášááááˇááśáááááśáááťá 2.(COUNTABLE) (Preceding circumstance, event) á˘ááá¸ááááááśááá¸ááťááá 3.(ááááááśáááá) (COUNTABLE) ááśáááááá˘áśááá ááśáááťá adjective 1.(existing, before, preceding, prior) áááááśááá¸ááťááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which goes before in time; that which precedes. 2.One who precedes or goes in front. 3.The earlier events of one's life; previous principles, conduct, course, history. 4.The noun to which a relative refers; as, in the sentence âSolomon was the prince who built the temple,â prince is the antecedent of who. 5.The first or conditional part of a hypothetical proposition; as, If the earth is fixed, the sun must move. 6.The first of the two propositions which constitute an enthymeme or contracted syllogism; as, Every man is mortal; therefore the king must die. 7.The first of the two terms of a ratio; the first or third of the four terms of a proportion. In the ratio a:b, a is the antecedent, and b the consequent. adjective 1.Going before in time; prior; anterior; preceding; as, an event antecedent to the Deluge; an antecedent cause. 2.Presumptive; as, an antecedent improbability.
ćúMŔ˝ 1%5eI
AntemeridiemĂŚnËtÉŞmÉrÉŞdÉŞÉmá˘ááá 'ááˇááášááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.(unchanged or antelopes) (a deer like hoofed ruminant) áááˇááááááááááśáááááááááááááááźá, ááááááááśáááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of a group of ruminant quadrupeds, intermediate between the deer and the goat. The horns are usually annulated, or ringed. There are many species in Africa and Asia. )%9c 7
AntediluvianËĂŚnti:dÉŞËlu:vÉŞÉnËá˘ááááá¸áḠ'ááźááá(noun)
(also predate) (transitive verb). events ~ the war ááśááŹáážááĄážáááťá ~ a checkááááááááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááśáááááááááśá, áááá events antedate the war ááśááŹáážááĄážáááťá antedate a check ááááááááááá verb â past tense: antedated ; past participle: antedated ; present participle: antedating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (come before, date before the true time, precede in time) á áťáááťááááśááááˇá áááá (á§ááśá ááááááááááá áĄáĽ-á¤-áĄáŠá§áĽ á áťáááśááááś áĄá§-á¤-áĄáŠá§áĽ áážáááá¸ááááááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á), áážáááťá, áážáááťááááááśáááśáááááááááśá, áá áá¸ááťá, ááśááá¸ááťá, áááááááťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á áťáááśááááˇá ááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Prior date; a date antecedent to another which is the actual date. verb â past tense: antedated ; past participle: antedated ; present participle: antedating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To date before the true time; to assign to an earlier date; thus, to antedate a deed or a bond is to give it a date anterior to the true time of its execution. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To precede in time. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To anticipate; to make before the true time. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Anticipation
( "
ÔÉ%
mm( A# -E
Anteroom'ĂŚntÉŞu:mË rum'á˘áááááˇááźá(noun)
1.ááááááááááááá˘áˇá noun â Plural: antennae, antennas 1.(FRENCH) (Aerial, wires or rods used in sending or receiving radio or television waves, feeler of an insect, etc) á˘ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: antennae, antennas 1.A movable, articulated organ of sensation, attached to the heads of insects and Crustacea. There are two in the former, and usually four in the latter. They are used as organs of touch, and in some species of Crustacea the cavity of the ear is situated near the basal joint. In insects, they are popularly called horns, and also feelers. The term in also applied to similar organs on the heads of other arthropods and of annelids. -MiSAntenatalËĂŚntÉŞËneÉŞtlá˘ááá 'ááááşáá(adjective)
noun 1.(collection of flowers, collection of literary passages or Anther poetry) á˘ááááááááááśááááááááá¸ááˇáááá, áááááááá¸ááˇáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A discourse on flowers. 2.A collection of flowers; a garland. 3.A collection of flowers of literature, that is, beautiful passages from authors; a collection of poems or epigrams; -- particularly applied to a collection of ancient Greek epigrams. 4.A service book containing a selection of pieces for the festival services. '#3ie
AnthologizeĂŚnËθÉlÉdĘaÉŞzá˘ááá'ááááĄáşáááá¸áá(transitive verb)
(noun). ááááááááááśáááááážáááśááḠnational anthem áááááááśáᡠreligious anthemá áááááááśáááś
noun 1.(A piece of Scripture set to music, a piece of sacred music, the song or hymn of a country) áááááááśáᡠExample: The StarSpangled Banner is their national anthem. religious anthem á áááááááśáááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) á áááááááááśá Example: National anthem á§ááśá áááá á áááááááśááˇ, áááááááśááˇ
S M s O
,-u S 3'={
AnthropophagiËĂŚnθrÉËpÉfÉdĘaÉŞËá˘áááááááš 'áášá ááášá áááˇ(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśáá prefix 1.(Against ; anti a person opposed to some policy, proposal, etc.) áááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING 1.A prefix meaning against, opposite or opposed to, contrary, or in place of; -- used in composition in many English words. It is often shortened to ant-; as, antacid, antarctic. T5 '7!WAnthropophagyËĂŚnθrÉpÉËfÉgÉŞËá˘ááááááášááš 'á ááášá ááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(the scientific study of mankind, including all aspects of his evolution, physical and social) ááśááááˇáááááśá ááááťáááááśá˘áśá áśá 2.áááťááááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The eating of human flesh; cannibalism. 4)9_
AnthropophagusËĂŚnθrÉËpÉfÉgĘsËá˘áááááááš 'áá˝á ááášá ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a comical trick or action) á˘ááážááááááśá á, á˘ááážááááááˇá ááááááźá , áá˝áá˛ááá˘áááááážá , á ááĄáá, á˘ááá¸áááááá˝áá˛ááá áááážá , ááśáááááááá, ááśáááááááááá Example: Laughing at the downs silly antics. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A buffoon or merry-andrew; one that practices odd gesticulations; the Fool of the old play. 2.An odd imagery, device, or tracery; a fantastic figure. 3.A grotesque trick; a piece of buffoonery; a caper. 4.A grotesque representation. adjective 1.Odd; fantastic; fanciful; grotesque; ludicrous. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make appear like a buffoon. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To perform antics. Synonyms 1.caper, frolic, trick á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Old, antique 2.An antimask Q@)= W
AntibortionistËĂŚnti:ÉËbÉĘÉnÉŞstËá˘ááááá¸á˘áš ' áááááˇááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(substance in a person's blood which counteracts growth and harmful action of bacteria. antiger antigen) á˘ááááááˇáááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘ááááááˇááááśá, á˘ááááááˇááááááááťááááá˝á (áááááťááśááťááááśááááśáááśááááá˝á áááááśáááááťááááá˝áá ážá áŹááááážááĄážááááááááááááá áśáááááá áźáá˘ááˇááťááťáááááśá áŹáááˇááá˘ááˇááťááťáááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any of various bodies or substances in the blood which act in antagonism to harmful foreign bodies, as toxins or the bacteria producing the toxins. Normal blood serum apparently contains variousantibodies, and the introduction of toxins or of foreign cells also results in the development of their specific antibodies.
ł ł IC!-Y} AnticipateĂŚnËtÉŞsÉŞpeÉŞtá˘ááá 'ááˇáááˇááá(transitive verb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááááááśá, ááááśááŹáááááááťáááśááťá, ááśá, áááá áááťá, ááááášá anticipate disaster ááááážá anticipate acquittal ááááášáááťáááśááťá 2.(MUSIC) Anticipate the con ductor ááżáááśááááážááśáááááášáááááááḠverb â past tense: anticipated ; past participle: anticipated ; present participle: anticipating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Be beforehand, look forward to, guess correctly, foresee, forestall. áááážááťá, ááˇáááťá, áá ááťá, áááááťá, ááśáááťá Example: We anticipated a good time on the meeting, I anticipated his question and had an answer ready, Some people say that the Viking! 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááážááážá, ááááášáááťá, ááááśáááťá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: anticipated ; past participle: anticipated ; present participle: anticipating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To foresee (a wish, command, etc.) and do beforehand that which will be desired. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To be before in doing; to do or take before another; to preclude or prevent by prior action. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To take up or introduce beforehand, or before the proper or normal time; to cause to occur earlier or prematurely; as, the advocate has anticipated a part of his argument. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To foretaste or foresee; to have a previous view or impression of; as, to anticipate the pleasures of a visit; to anticipate the evils of life.
A 1A lE%7e=
AnticipatoryĂŚnËtÉŞsÉŞpeÉŞtÉrÉŞá˘ááá 'ááˇáááˇááááá¸(adjective)
(noun). ááśááááážááťáááśááťá, ááśááááááááážááťáááśááťáá˛ááá ážáááááá , ááśááááážááťááááááááś with great ~ ááśááááá áśááááśááááážá in ~ of approval ááśáááááášáááťáááśááťá
noun 1.(expectation, a looking forward with pleasure) ááśááááážááťááááááááś, ááśáááˇááááá˘ááśáá, ááśáá áśá, áááá áśá, ááśáá áśááááááááášá with great anticipation ááśááááá áśááááśááááážá in anticipation of approval ááśáááááášáááťáááśááťá Example: In anticipation of bad weather they took plenty of warm clothes. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááážááťáááśááťá, ááśááááážááťááááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of anticipating, taking up, placing, or considering something beforehand, or before the proper time in natural order. 2.Previous view or impression of what is to happen; instinctive prevision; foretaste; antepast; as, the anticipation of the joys of heaven. 3.Hasty notion; intuitive preconception. 4.The commencing of one or more tones of a chord with or during the chord preceding, forming a momentary discord. Synonyms 1.contemplation, expectation, foresight, forethought, hope, preconception, prescience, presentiment Antonyms 1.doubt, dread, fear, worry
b
p )ŕťb K E i
Antics'ĂŚntÉŞks'á˘áááááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.(A substance that delays or prevents the clotting of blood) ááśááááážááˇááąááááśááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááááážááťáá˛áááá EH'5M
AnticlockwiseËĂŚntÉŞËklÉkwaÉŞzËá˘áááááˇ'ááááááááśáá ááá(adjective)
(also US conter-clockwise) (adjective.adverb). ááááááá áááśáááááááˇá ááśáĄáˇááś
noun 1.(a sudden drop from the important to the trivial) á˘ááá¸áááááááážá˛ááááá áˇááá, áááááˇáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A sentence in which the ideas fall, or become less important and striking, at the close; -- the opposite of climax. It produces a ridiculous effect.
7
$P 'K)AAntidote'ĂŚntÉŞdÉĘt'á˘ááááˇááźááá(noun)
(noun). ~ (against / for/ to something) ááśáááśááťáááááśáááśááˇááťááŹáááááş ~ for poisonááááśááááááśá ~ for boredomááááżáááááśáá
noun 1.~ (to something) (remedy that works against the effects of a poison, remedy for anything harmful) for poison ááááśááááááśá Example: Education is an antidote for ignorance.antidote for boredom ááááżáááááśáá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááááááśá, ááááśááááááśáááśááˇááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A remedy to counteract the effects of poison, or of anything noxious taken into the stomach; -- used with against, for, or to; as, an antidote against, for, or to, poison. 2.Whatever tends to prevent mischievous effects, or to counteract evil which something else might produce. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To counteract or prevent the effects of, by giving or taking an antidote. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To fortify or preserve by an antidote. oO)3{-
AntidepressantËĂŚntÉŞdÉŞËpresntËá˘ááááá¸áḠ'ááááááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááááśááááááťáááá¸ááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A movement of the atmosphere opposite in character, as regards direction of the wind and distribution of barometric pressure, to that of a cyclone.
Ą
p*ôďâăÓ Ą .Z O %[Antimony'ĂŚntÉŞmÉnÉŞ; US 'ĂŚntÉŞmÉĘnÉŞËá˘áááááˇááášáḠUS' á˘ááááá¸áááźáá¸(noun)
(noun). (French) á˘áááá¸áá (somebody)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An elementary substance, resembling a metal in its appearance and physical properties, but in its chemical relations belonging to the class of nonmetallic substances. Atomic weight, 120. Symbol, Sb. Y%3_
AntimonarchyËĂŚntÉŞËmÉnÉkÉŞËá˘ááááḠ' áááášáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(a substance added to water in motor car radiators to keep the water that cools the engine from. freezing) áááááśáááášááášááááŹááśááááááśááááááśáá tQ%5}7
AntifeministËĂŚntÉŞËfemÉŞnÉŞstËá˘ááááḠ' á áááˇáá¸áá¸ááá(adjective)
(noun). ~ (to / towards/ against somebody/ something); ~ (between A and B) ááˇáááśáá áˇááá, ááá ášá, ááá áááá¸ááá˘áááááážá
noun â Plural: Antipathies 1.(dislike, opposition, aversion) ááˇáááśáá áˇááá Example: She felt no antipathy towards younger women. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááˇáá áźáá áˇááááááśáááááśáá, ááá áááá¸ááá˘áááááśáááááśáá, ááá áááá¸ááá˘áááááážá, ááˇáááśáá áˇááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Antipathies 1.Contrariety or opposition in feeling; settled aversion or dislike; repugnance; distaste. 2.Natural contrariety; incompatibility; repugnancy of qualities; as, oil and water have antipathy. Synonyms 1.animosity, antagonism, enmity, hatred, hostility, ill will, invidiousness, malignity Antonyms 1.affection, cordiality, friendliness, good will, love :a#/Y o
AntipathizeĂŚnËtÉŞpÉθaÉŞzá˘ááá 'ááˇáášáááá(intransitive verb)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A musical response; alternate singing or chanting. 2.A verse said before and after the psalms. d-7}q
AntipestilentialĂŚnËtÉŞpestÉŞlÉnĘlá˘ááá 'áá¸áášááá¸áĄášááááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Outofdate) áááá áśáá, áááááťááááá, áááááśáááźáááá ážáá á˝ááááá Example: The practice failed because of its antiquated methods. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Grown old. Hence: Bygone; obsolete; out of use; old-fashioned; as, an antiquated law. q 'Q '
Antiquate'ĂŚntÉŞkweÉŞt'á˘áááááˇááááá(transitive verb)
(noun). ááťááśááááá, á˘áá¸áááśáááááźáááá, ááťááśááááááť from ~ ááťááśáááśá ~ of a picture ááśáááá áśáá
noun 1.(A taws of former times, former times) ááťááśáááá Example: There antique statues in the museum, This old chair is As antique. 2.(SLANG) áááťáááááťááśááŹááˇáááśáááááá adjective 1.(SLANG) áááááťááááá 2.(Ancient, oldfashioned) antique furniture áááááśááá¸ááááááťá, ááťááśá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááážá˛ááááźá ááááááťááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Old; ancient; of genuine antiquity; as, an antique statue. In this sense it usually refers to the flourishing ages of Greece and Rome. 2.Old, as respects the present age, or a modern period of time; of old fashion; antiquated; as, an antique robe. 3.Made in imitation of antiquity; as, the antique style of Thomson's âCastle of Indolence.â 4.In general, anything very old; but in a more limited sense, a relic or object of ancient art; collectively, the antique, the remains of ancient art, as busts, statues, paintings, and vases. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Odd, fantastic
-
: )E - ~!1ce?AntisocialËĂŚntÉŞËsÉĘĘlËá˘ááááᡠ'ááźááá áşá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ person á áźáááááˇáá áťá ~ policy áááááśááááááá
adjective 1.Antisocial person áááá áźáááááˇáá áťá antisocial policy ááááááááśááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááśáááášáááááá, á áźáááááˇáá áťá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááşáá˝áááááśá, ááˇááá ááˇá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Tending to interrupt or destroy social intercourse; averse to society, or hostile to its existence; as, antisocial principles. F}#7ok AntislaveryËĂŚntÉŞËsleÉŞvÉrÉŞËá˘ááááᡠ'ááááááášáá¸(adjective)
adjective 1.(opposition to slavery) ááááááááśáááášáááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Opposition to slavery. adjective 1.Opposed to slavery. |!/] AntisepticËĂŚntÉŞËseptÉŞkËá˘ááááᡠ'ááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(Having the ability to kill germs that cause disease and putrefaction, substance that kills, germs) ááááśááááááśááááááá Example: Ether and alcohol are antiseptic, Ethanol is an antiseptic. adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A substance which prevents or retards putrefaction, or destroys, or protects from, putrefactive organisms; as, salt, carbolic acid, alcohol, cinchona.
{!Goi
AntisemiteËĂŚntÉŞËsi:maÉŞt; US 'sĂŚm-Ëá˘ááááᡠ'ááá¸áááśááá(noun)
adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááśááśááááá áťáááá˘áá, áááááá áťáááá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A medicine which prevents or allays spasms or convulsions. adjective 1.Good against spasms.
Ć ˝rşkĹ Ć { #9_a
AntonomasiaËĂŚntÉnÉËmeÉŞzÉŞÉËá˘ááááášááźáááśááš(noun)
noun 1.(deer's horn) ááááááááááááśááááşáááážá ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The entire horn, or any branch of the horn, of a cervine animal, as of a stag. J
Antitumor"(adjective)
noun â Plural: Antitheses 1.~ (of something / somebody) (contrast, direct opposite, exact opposite) áááááˇááˇááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Antitheses 1.An opposition or contrast of words or sentiments occurring in the same sentence; as, âThe prodigal robs his heir; the miser robs himself.â âHe had covertly shot at Cromwell; he how openly aimed at the Queen.â 2.The second of two clauses forming an antithesis. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Opposition, contrast
Ë
ý
D }Š 9!!Anvil'ĂŚnvÉŞl'á˘ááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). ááááááááśáá
noun 1.(an iron block on which heated metals are hammered into shape. -on the anvil during consideration) ááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An iron block, usually with a steel face, upon which metals are hammered and shaped. 2.Anything resembling an anvil in shape or use. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To form or shape on an anvil; to hammer out; as, anviled armor. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.the incus 9CAnus'eÉŞnÉs'á˘ááááášá(noun)
adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá áá, ááśáááááášáááááááááááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Relating to an antrum. 1
#EY7Antonym'ĂŚntÉnÉŞm'á˘ááááášáá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(word of contrary meaning) ááśáááááááťá, á˘áááá ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A word of opposite meaning; a counterterm; -- used as a correlative of synonym.
y+[)YAnxietyĂŚĹËzaÉŞÉtÉŞá˘áááá áááśáá˘ášáá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (about/ over something) ááśááááá˘áśáááááá, áááá¸ááśáááá á˘áśááťáááś á˘. ~ for something / to do something ááá áááá¸ááááśááááś áŹá áááááááśáááááśááá ááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á áŹááááťáááśááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á, ááśááááśáááááá
noun â Plural: Anxieties 1.~ (about / over something) (worry, distress of mind, disquietude etude, uneasiness) ááśááááááśáááá, áááááá, ááśááááááśáááá Example: Anxiety about the future, Over anxiety to please, Her illness is none of her anxieties, an anxiety to win. Example: Anne's mother was filled with anxiety when she didn't come home for dinner. ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Anxieties 1.Concern or solicitude respecting some thing or event, future or uncertain, which disturbs the mind, and keeps it in a state of painful uneasiness. 2.Eager desire. 3.A state of restlessness and agitation, often with general indisposition and a distressing sense of oppression at the epigastrium. Synonyms 1.apprehension, care. concern, disquiet, fear, solicitude, trouble, worry Antonyms 1.assurance, confidence, contentment, equanimity, nonchalance
 Ľő /#+[[
Anxiousness'ĂŚĹkĘÉsnÉŞsá˘ááááááášáááášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an anxious manner; with painful uncertainty; solicitously. W#CiuAnxious'ĂŚĹkĘÉsá˘ááááááášá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (about / for somebody / something) ááśáááá, á˘ááááá˘ááááá ~ parent áááśáááááá á˘. ááááááááśáá˛ááááśáááá áŁ. ~ for something / (for somebody) to do something/ that... áááááśáááááááááśááááśááááá ááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á, á˘ááááá˘ááááá
adjective 1.~ (about somebody / something) (troubled, uneasy, worried, eager, concerned) áááá áááśáá áááśá, ááááááá˝áááśáááá, áááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, áááá ááááśá Example: Sothun is anxious to help.anxious parent ááááááśáááááá anxious to go áááááááśáá Example: Her parents were anxious about her poor health. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Full of anxiety or disquietude; greatly concerned or solicitous, esp. respecting something future or unknown; being in painful suspense; -- applied to persons; as, anxious for the issue of a battle. 2.Accompanied with, or causing, anxiety; worrying; -- applied to things; as, anxious labor. 3.Earnestly desirous; as, anxious to please. Synonyms 1.concerned, disturbed, apprehensive, fearful, uneasy Antonyms 1.calm, confident 2.reluctant, hesitant
M MM |#E?gAnybody'enÉŞbÉdÉŞ'ááááˇááááá¸(indefinite.pronoun)
(indefinite.pronoun). áĄ. á˘áááááś, ááááśááááśáá á˘. áááťááááááááááśáá Anybody can goá˘áááááśáááá ááśáááá I don't know anybody ááááťáááááśáááááśááá˘áááááśáá Does anybody know? ááśáá˘áááááśáášááá? (Colloquial) He's not anybodyááśááááˇááááááśáááťáááááááśáááá
(adjective). áááá, áá˝áá ááá˝á, ááśáá˝á, ááááá, ááśáá, ááááááś Do you have any money? áááááśáááááśáááá? I don't have any moneyááááťáááááśáááťááá Take any car you wantáááĄáśáááśáá˝ááááá any day nowáá áááááśáááááá
(2) (pronoun)
(pronoun). áááá, áá˝áááááťáá áááá Do you want any? áááááááźáááśááá? I don't want any ááááťáááˇáááááźáááśááá better than any other brandááá˘ááśááááśááŻááá
(3) (adverb)
(adverb). ááá ááá, áááá, ááááťááááááˇáááśáá˝á, ááśáááá Are you any better?áááááśáááááśáááážáááááˇá áááááá?
'any more (US anymore) (adverb).ááááá, áááá ážá
noun 1.Do you want any? áááááááźáááśááá Example: I don't want any ááááťáááˇáááááźáááśááá better than any other brand ááá˘ááśáááááśááááá adjective 1.(one indefinitely, some, to any extent, at all) ááááśáá˝á, áááá˝áá ááá˝á, áá˝áááááťáá áááá, ááśáááá, ááśá Example: Do you have any money? á§ááśá áááá áááááśáááááśáááá? Example: I don't have any money. á§ááśá áááá ááááťáááááśáááťááá á Example: Take a car you want. á§ááśá áááá áááĄáśáááśáá˝ááááá á Example: I don't want any car. á§ááśá áááá ááááťáááˇáááááźáááśááĄáśáááśáá á adverb 1.Are you any better? áááááááśáááážáááááˇá ?
Ć í J
T l0`˘ Ć X! QG
Anywhence'enÉŞwens'á˘áááˇáááá ááá(adverb)
adjective 1.(Nevertheless, in any case) áááážáááśáááááá ááááá, ááááá¸áááśáááśááááá, ááśáááˇáá¸ááśááááá Example: I know I shouldn't spend that, money, but I'll do it anyway. 8 #?3oAnything'enɪθɪĹ'á˘áááˇááá¸á(indefinite.pronoun)
(indefinite. pronoun). á˘ááá¸áá˝á, áááááťáááááśáá˝á I don't see anything ááááťááĽááážáá˘ááá¸áá Do anything at all áááážá˘ááá¸áááážáá Do you want anything? áááááááźáááśáá˘ááá¸áá? anything will doá˘ááá¸áááááááášáááááž
adverb 1.(Thing of any sort, in any way, at all) á˘ááá¸áá˝á, áááááťáá˝á Example: Is this anything like his? Example: I don't see ááááťáá˘áááážáá˘ááá¸áá Do anything at all áááážá˘ááá¸áááážáá Do you want anything? áááááááźáááśáá˘ááá¸áá? ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any object, act, state, event, or fact whatever; thing of any kind; something or other; aught; as, I would not do it for anything. 2.Expressing an indefinite comparison; -- with as or like. adverb 1.In any measure; anywise; at all. d
OsAnyplace"(noun)
adverb 1.(A quick pace, swiftly, fast, quickly, at a good pace, rapidly) áááśáááśáááá áá, áááśáááżá Example: Time passed, and. the work went on apace. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.With a quick pace; quick; fast; speedily. =%#;%AortaeÉŞËÉ:tÉá˘ááá 'á˘ááş(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (main artery leading from the left ventricle of the heart) ááááááśááááá á, áá áśááá áˇáḠ2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááśááááá áááááá k$ G}
Aorist'eÉrÉŞstá˘ááá 'ááˇááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. the aorist á˘áá¸áááśá (ááááááśáááá) á˘. ááˇááˇááśááááááá ááááťáááááááááá
>" ;9 Anywhere'enÉŞweÉ(r); US -hwear'á˘áááˇááá(indefinite.adverb)
(indefinite. adverb). in at or to anywhere áá ááááááááśáá˝á, ááááťáááááááááśáá˝á, áá¸ááśááááá i'm not going anywhere ááááťááĽááá ááśáá Go anywhere at alláá ááśáá á (Colloquial) We're not getting anywhereááááśáááśááááááá ááśáá˘ááá¸ááá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) We're not getting anywhere ááááśáááśááááááá ááśáá˘ááá¸ááá indefinite 1.(in at, or to any place, to have any success) áá ááááááááśáá˝á Example: I'm not going anywhere ááááťááĽááá ááśáá Go anywhere at all áá ááśáá á ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In any place.
ž qž A, 5=
ApassÉËpÉ:sá˘áš 'ááśáá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.(a room, tenement, single room, flat [pl. lodgings, rooms rented, set of rooms] (U.S. a flat). -apartment house building containing a number of residential apartments) áááááá, ááśá rent an apartment ááááááááá apartment house ááááááśááááááááááááśáááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A set or suite of rooms. 2.A room in a building; a division in a house, separated from others by partitions. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A compartment Z* )ME
ApartheitÉËpÉ:thaÉŞtá˘áš 'ááśáá áśááá(noun)
(adverb). áĄ. áá¸á áááśá, á ááááśááá¸ááááś, áá áááááááááśáááá á˘. ááááĄááá, ááśá ááááá, ááááá live ~ááááá¸ááááś take a motor apartááááŹáážáááśááá¸á set some money apartááááťáááááśááááááááááĄáá apart from that áááá áá¸ááá
(adjective). apart class ~ ááááĄáá joking apart áááááśááˇáááˇááśáááá
adjective 1.A class apart ááááĄáá Example: She keeps herself apart from other people. adverb 1.(Separately, aside, in or into pieces, separated, aside, aloof, to live separately or far away from others, except for) live apart áááááááá¸ááááś Example: They lived apart for many years, Take it apart and see how it works, Set apart some money for the purpose.take a motor apart ááááŹáážáááśááá¸á
` DŤM} ^3%/Y5
ApedicellateĂŚËpedÉŞsÉleÉŞtá˘áá 'ááˇáá¸áášáĄáá(adjective)
ape (transitive verb.pejorative). áááážááśá go ape á áśáááááážáááśáá˘áśááááááˇááˇááśáááá˝ááá¸ááś to lead apes áááá¸áá áá áá (ááˇáááśááááááśá)
'ape man (noun). áááťáááááááś
noun 1.(monkey, monkey with no tail, imitator) ááááśááá verb â past tense: aped ; past participle: aped ; present participle: aping ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (imitate, mimic, mock) áááážááśá, ááááśáá, áááááááśáá, á ááááááźá , áááážááááśáááááááááśáááˇá áśáááśááźá ááááś T0#?Q
Apatite'ĂŚpÉtaÉŞt'á˘áááášáá¸á(noun)
noun â Plural: Apathies 1.(Want of feelings, indifference) ááśáááááážá, ááśáááˇááááá, ááá áááá¸ááááážáááááážá, ááśáááˇáááźááá˝áááśá Example: The lecture failed to rouse Sophy from his apathy. ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Apathies 1.Want of feeling; privation of passion, emotion, or excitement; dispassion; -- applied either to the body or the mind. As applied to the mind, it is a calmness, indolence, or state of indifference, incapable of being ruffled or roused to active interest or exertion by pleasure, pain, or passion. .'3])ApatheticallyËĂŚpÉËθetÉŞklÉŞËá˘ááááš 'ááááˇááá¸(adverb)
(adverb). áááśáááááážá
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an apathetic manner. - -Q / ApatheticËĂŚpÉËθetÉŞkËá˘ááááš 'áááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(Opening, gap, hole) áá¸á áá , áááá áá, áááá, ááááá Example: The aperture in the wall was too small for the man to get through easily. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá áá Example: aperture envelope á§ááśá áááá áááááááááťáááááśááááá áá 3.(FIGURATIVE) ááśááážá, ááśáááááááá, ááśááááážáááážááˇá áá á áá áśáŹáááážáááá˝á !7 )
ApertÉËpÉ:tá˘áš 'áá(verb)
(verb). áážáá áá
=6 OS{sAperitifÉËperÉtÉŞf; US ÉËperÉËtÉŞfá˘áš 'ááááˇáá¸á áá(noun)
noun 1.(maxim, pithy saying, motto) ááśááááážááááá áś, ááááááˇááśá, ááśáá áśáááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A comprehensive maxim or principle expressed in a few words; a sharply defined sentence relating to abstract truth rather than to practical matters. `B#Gc
AphonyeÉŞËfÉnÉŞá˘ááá 'á áááá¸(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus of insects belonging to the order Hemiptera and family Aphidae, including numerous species known as plant lice and green flies. Q>!GE
Aphesis'ĂŚfÉŞsÉŞsá˘áš 'á ááˇááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(beekeeping) ááśáá áˇááá ášáááááťá, áááťáááááá, á˘áááá áˇááá ášáááááťá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáá áˇááá ášáááááťááááášá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Rearing of bees for their honey and wax. pL +iS
Apiculate'eÉŞpÉkjĘlÉt'á˘ááááášááááźáĄáááá(adjective)
noun 1.(place where bees are kept, beehive) ááááťáááááťááááááá áˇááá ášá, ááááááááśáááááťáááááťá, á ááááááááťáááááťá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááá áˇááá ášááŹáááááśááťáááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A place where bees are kept; a stand or shed for bees; a beehouse. $J )Q W
Apiarist'eÉŞpÉŞÉrÉŞst'á˘ááááááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (ááśáááśááˇ) áááááááážáá áááááá˝áááá 2.ááááśáááááážááááá áś adjective 1.áááááááážááááá áś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which (as a drug, or some kinds of food) excites to venery.
Ě F<GÁ Ě qT=oIApnoeaĂŚpËni:É; US 'ĂŚpnÉŞÉá˘ááá 'áá¸á˘áš ; ' á˘ááááá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááááááá ážá, ááśáááśáááááá ážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Partial privation or suspension of breath; suffocation. :S A!
AplombÉËplÉmá˘áš 'áááááá(noun)
(adverb). ááśááťá, ááśááááá cost 5$ ~ áá˝á, ááˇáá˝áá give them 5 $ ~ááááśáá, ááááśááá
adverb 1.(For each, to each) ááááśá, ááááááá, ááááťá, áááááááá , ááááááá, áááááááááááśááááááŹáá˝áááťá, áá˝áááááĄáá Example: There is an apple apiece for the children, The pears are 5 bahts apiece. cost 5 $ apiece áá˝á, áá¸áá˝á give them 5 $ apiece ááááśáá, ááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Each by itself; by the single one; to each; as the share of each; as, these melons cost a shilling apiece. 6N / 5ApieceÉËpi:sá˘áš 'áá¸á(adverb)
(adverb). ááśááťá, ááśááááá cost 5$ ~ áá˝á, ááˇáá˝áá give them 5 $ ~ááááśáá, ááááśááá
adverb 1.(For each, to each) ááááśá, ááááááá, ááááťá, áááááááá , ááááááá, áááááááááááśááááááŹáá˝áááťá, áá˝áááááĄáá Example: There is an apple apiece for the children, The pears are 5 bahts apiece. cost 5 $ apiece áá˝á, áá¸áá˝á give them 5 $ apiece ááááśáá, ááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Each by itself; by the single one; to each; as the share of each; as, these melons cost a shilling apiece.
Ü ů ç rŤzř Ü \!+Y'ApoliticaleÉŞpÉËlÉŞtÉŞká˘áááááš 'ááˇááˇáá(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááźá noun 1.(The point in the orbit of a heavenly body at the greatest distance from the earth (opposed to perigee), the culmination, zenith) á§ááááááá, áááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That point in the orbit of the moon which is at the greatest distance from the earth. 2.(FIGURATIVE) The farthest or highest point; culmination. jZ/Q_
ApogeanËĂŚpÉËdĘÉŞÉnËá˘ááááš 'ááááá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (to somebody) (for something) ááśááááááá˝á, ááśááááááśá, ááśáááťáá˘áááááá accept an ~ áááśááá á˘. ~ for a doctrine ááśáááśáááážá
noun â Plural: Apologies 1.~ (to somebody) (for something) (something spoken in deference, acknowledgment of an offense, poor substitute, expression of regret at offense, a defense in writing of the author's principles, etc) áááśááá Example: The boy made an apology for disturbing the class.apology for a doctrine ááśáááśáááážá Example: Roger offered no apology for painting his name on the wall. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśáááśááááááá áťá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Apologies 1.Something said or written in defense or justification of what appears to others wrong, or of what may be liable to disapprobation; justification; as, Tertullian's Apology for Christianity. 2.An acknowledgment intended as an atonement for some improper or injurious remark or act; an admission to another of a wrong or discourtesy done him, accompanied by an expression of regret. 3.Anything provided as a substitute; a makeshift. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To offer an apology. Synonyms 1.alibi, confession, defense, excuse explanation, justification Antonyms 1.accusation, complaint, denial, dissimulation a)/Y
Apologize,-iseÉËpÉlÉdĘaÉŞzá˘áš 'ááááĄášááááśá(intransitive verb)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A deity among the Greeks and Romans. He was the god of light and day (the âsun godâ), of archery, prophecy, medicine, poetry, and music, etc., and was represented as the model of manly grace and beauty; -- called also Phebus. ~]%3ee
Apollinarian'ĂŚpÉËlÉĘnÉŞÉná˘ááááášá 'ááˇááááá(adjective)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (sudden stroke, causing loss of consciousness and feeling, due generally to rupture of a blood vessel in the brain) ááááşááśá áááááááśáááááťááá˝áááááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááźá áááááá˝áááááśááááááśááááááśááááá¸ááśááááá ááááťááá˝áááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Sudden diminution or loss of consciousness, sensation, and voluntary motion, usually caused by pressure on the brain. uf!/iW
ApoplecticËĂŚpÉËplektÉŞkËá˘ááááš 'áááášááááˇá(adjective)
(adjective). áááááááśá ááááááá˝áááááśá, áááááááááá ~ with fury ááťááááá á, áášáááááśáá
SEE: Apothegm noun 1.áááááˇáááśááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A short, pithy, and instructive saying; a terse remark, conveying some important truth; a sententious precept or maxim. }d!/
A
Apopemptic'ĂŚpÉflegmĂŚtÉŞk'á˘áááášá áááááášáááááááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.ááááśááááááááááááááááááźáááášááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A member of one of certain ascetic sects which at various times professed to imitate the practice of the apostles. yo!/ec
ApostolateÉËpÉĘstÉlÉtá˘áš 'ááááááááášáĄáá(noun)
noun 1.(one sent to preach the Gospel, any early Christian leader, or missionary, one of the twelve disciples of Christ, the office or dignity or mission of an apostle) ááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Literally: One sent forth; a messenger. Specifically: One of the twelve disciples of Christ, specially chosen as his companions and witnesses, and sent forth to preach the gospel. 2.The missionary who first plants the Christian faith in any part of the world; also, one who initiates any great moral reform, or first advocates any important belief; one who has extraordinary success as a missionary or reformer; as, Dionysius of Corinth is called the apostle of France, John Eliot the apostle to the Indians, Theobald Mathew the apostle of temperance. 3.A brief letter dimissory sent by a court appealed from to the superior court, stating the case, etc.; a paper sent up on appeals in the admiralty courts. ááśáá|l%M
ApostilÉËpÉstÉŞlá˘áš 'áááááááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Apothecaries 1.(Druggist, pharmacist, one who prepares or sells drugs for medicines. -apothecary jar a small, covered jar) á˘áááááááąáá, áąááááśáḠ2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘ááááááááąáá, áąááááśááˇáá¸, ááááźááááśá, áąááááśáḠ[s%A[
ApothecÉËpÉθÉká˘áš 'ááááášá(noun)
noun 1.(a sign showing the omission of a letter or letters in a word, an address delivered to the absent or the dead, as if present, arid to address by, or to use, apostrophe) [Sign (')] áááááśáááááážááźá ááśáááááá : ááááááááśááááááá : Example: I don't know, the boy's cat, the dog's tail. ááááááťáááá˘ááááááá (') do not > don't; áááážááá¸ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A figure of speech by which the orator or writer suddenly breaks off from the previous method of his discourse, and addresses, in the second person, some person or thing, absent or present; as, Milton's apostrophe to Light at the beginning of the third book of âParadise Lost.â 2.The contraction of a word by the omission of a letter or letters, which omission is marked by the character ['] placed where the letter or letters would have been; as, call'd for called. 3.The mark ['] used to denote that a word is contracted (as in ne'er for never, can't for can not), and as a sign of the possessive, singular and plural; as, a boy's hat, boys' hats. In the latter use it originally marked the omission of the letter e.
Ĺő m{!-iI
ApparationËĂŚpÉËreÉŞĘnËá˘ááááš 'ááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(clothing, cress, garment, attire, garb, outfit) áááááááááśáá Example: The beggar's apparel was neat and clean, though tattered and torn in some places. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.External clothing; vesture; garments; dress; garb; external habiliments or array. 2.A small ornamental piece of embroidery worn on albs and some other ecclesiastical vestments. 3.The furniture of a ship, as masts, sails, rigging, anchors, guns, etc. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make or get (something) ready; to prepare. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To furnish with apparatus; to equip; to fit out. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To dress or clothe; to attire. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To dress with external ornaments; to cover with something ornamental; to deck; to embellish; as, trees appareled with flowers, or a garden with verdure. Synonyms 1.array, attire, clothes, clothing, drapery, dress, garb, garments, raiment, vestments, venture Antonyms 1.nakedness, nudity ]| Kc
ApparatusËĂŚpÉËreÉŞtÉs; US '-rĂŚtÉsËá˘ááááš 'ááááááášá(noun)
(noun). (plural - es) á§ááááá, áá ááśáááááááá, áááááśáá strange ~áááˇááśá political ~ á§ááááááááááśáááááážá˛ááá˘ááá¸áá˝ááážá respiratory apparatus áááˇááśááááááá ážá political apparatusáááˇááśáá˘ááááśá photo graphic apparatusáááááśááááááźá circulatory apparatus áááˇááśáááśáááá digestive apparatus áááˇááśááá¸áááˇá (ááááżáááááśáá˘áśá áśá) apparatus of motor áááˇááśáá áááś apparatus ofnutrition áááˇááśááááááááś
adverb 1.ááśáááááážááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Plainly; clearly; manifestly; evidently. 2.Seemingly; in appearance; as, a man may be apparently friendly, yet malicious in heart. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Visibly %M#?ApparentÉËpĂŚrÉntá˘áš 'ááááášááá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (in/ from something); ~ (to somebody) (that...) ááááážááŹááááááśáá áááśááááśááááááá Synonyms obviousá˘. ~ to the naked eye áááá˘áśá áážááážá áŁ. ~ reason ááááááá áśáá˛áááážá heir apparentá˘áááááá˝ááááááááá áááśáá
adjective 1.~ (in / from something); ~ (to somebody) (that...) (seeming, obvious, plain, clear, easily understood, evident) áááááááááááááśá, ááááśáááśááááááá, áááááśááááááśááááááá, áááá áˇáááááá, ááá˘áśááśáááááá , ááááááá Example: From the burst of laughter it was apparent that they were having a good time, His apparent anger was only a means of getting his way.apparent to the naked eye áááá˘áśá áážááážá apparent reason ááááááá áśáá˛áááážá heir apparent ááâá˘áááâááá˝áâááááâáááâá áááśáá Example: When no found the book in Cora's desk. it was apparent who had taken it. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá˘áśááážááážá, áááááśáááá
Ň
° ß OXDŇ n %Gw
AppealantÉËpi:lÉntá˘áš 'áá¸áĄáááá(adjective)
noun 1.(Appearance, ghost, spirit, phantom) ááśáááťááĄážá, ááśáááááśáááĄážá, ááśáááá áááááĄážá Example: Nimol does not believe in apparitions, the apparition of the black vessel as the fog parted.an apparition áááááťáááááááśáá sudden apparition ááśáá ááá˛áááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of becoming visible; appearance; visibility. 2.The thing appearing; a visible object; a form. 3.An unexpected, wonderful, or preternatural appearance; a ghost; a specter; a phantom. 4.The first appearance of a star or other luminary after having been invisible or obscured; -- opposed to occultation. em>those houses appeal to me ááááááśáááááááááźáá áˇáááááááťá
(transitive verb). (Law) áááášáá§áááááá ~ a decisionááťáá˛ááááˇááˇá ááááááśáááśáááá¸á
(noun). áĄ. an ~ for help ááśáááťá, á§áááááá, ááśááááášáááááś, ááśáá˘áááśáááśá court of appeal ááśááśá§áááááá á˘. have a certain ~ áááááááááážá˛ááá áźáá áˇááá I appeal to you for mercyááťááááá¸áááťááśááśáá¸áášá appeal for assistance á˘áááśáááśáááťáááśááá˝áá§ááááááá appeal to their sense of honour ááśááááżáá˛áááááááśááááˇááááˇáá appeal to the countryááááśááááśá ážáá˛áááááááśáááááážáááááśááááá¸ááá Appeal court.ááśááśá§áááááá, ááťááśááśáá§áááááá
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśááááááá , ááááášáá§áááááá, ááśááááášáááááś, ááśáááťáá˘áááśáááśá verb â past tense: appealed ; past participle: appealed ; present participle: appealing ; 1.(á áááśáá) áááášáá§áááááá, ááááášáááśááˇááá Example: Ask a higher court to review the actions of a lower court in order to correct mistakes or injustice. á§ááśá áááá ááťáá˘ááááťááśááśáááááśáááážâááˇááˇááááĄážáááˇáááźáá áááśááááśáâááááááťááśááśáááááśáááááááâáážáááá¸ááááá áťáâáŹááśáá˘ááˇááˇááááá á 2.(á áááśáá) áááášáá§áááááá, ááááášáááśááťááá Example: The process in the above definition. á§ááśá áááá áááážáááśáááźá ááááťáááˇáááááááśáááž á 3.(á áááśáá) áááážááťá, á˘ááááááážááťáá˘ááááˇá áśáááś, áááášáá§ááááááááśáá˝áááśáááḠ4.(TRANSITIVE) ááťá, ááááśáááááá, áá˝ááá, áášá, ááááźáááááž, áááážááśáá˘áááśáááśá, áááážááśáá á 5.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ to somebody (for something); ~ for something (call upon, request, make a plea for, invoke, call to witness, solicit aid) appeal for help á˘áááśáááśá, ááťá appeal to their mercy ááťáá˛ááááááááááś Example: Those houses appeal to ááááááśáááááááááźáá áˇáááááááťá
Ľ
BĽ %3]AppearÉËpÉŞÉ(r)á˘áš 'áá(á)(intransitive verb)
1.(Become visible, come into sight, seem, arise, emerge, come before the public) ááá á áá, á áśááááźá ááś, ááźá ááś, á ááááááźááááááťáááááááśá Example: A ship appeared far away, He appeared as Hamlet, The book appeared last month. She appears to be very ill. verb â past tense: appeared ; past participle: appeared ; present participle: appearing ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááś, á áśááááźá ááś, ááááśáááĄážá, áĄážááááá áśááááá˝á, á áźááááá˝áá ááááááśá 2.(á áááśáá) á áźááááá˝á áááá áśááááá˝á Example: To come into court, either personally or through one's attorney, to voluntarily submit to the jurisdiction of the court. á§ááśá áááá á áźáááááťááśááśáâáááááááśáááááá˝ááááá¸áŹááśááááááááśáá¸áááááááá˝ááááá¸áážáááá¸ááśáááááá˝ááá áááááá˘áááśá ááááťááśááśáâáááááááááá áˇááá á 3.(FIGURATIVE) á ááááťá, áááááá, áááá áá, áá˛áááážá, áááá áśá, ááśáá, á ááá˘áťá spots appear á áááá, ááá áĄážá appear wise ááśáááááááś, áážáááźá ááś book will appear next year á áá : %;AppealingÉËpi:lÉŞĹá˘áš 'áá¸áá¸á(adjective)
(noun. áĄ. ááśáááááá, ááśááááá áśáá˛áááážá pleasing ~ á˘áśááśáááááá await his ~ááśáá áááá an ~ of bravery áááá á˘. (Law) ááśáá áźááááá˝á ~ in court ááśááááá áśááááá˝á áŁ. print ~ of hisbook ááśááááááťáááá áá make appearance á áááááá áśáááťá appearing in person ááśááááá áśááááá˝á in appearanceááááááśáááśááááá keep up appearances á áśááážááĽááˇááśáá make his appearance ááá ááśááźáááśá to all appearancesáážáááááááśá, áážáá˘áááá ááˇá appearance by attorneyááśááĄážááááá¸áááááááśáá¸, (á˘ááážááááááááśáá¸ááááťáááśááááášáááśáááśáá˛áááááˇááˇáááááááááá˝á áŻáááśááááááśááááááźáááááťááśááśáááááá ááááťááááááááśáá¸ááśáá˘ááˇááááśáá˘ááá¸á˘áááá áááťááááááá˝áááááťáááááśáá˛ááááśáá¸áá˝áááááááášá)
noun 1.(a corning into view appearing, outward look, bearing, manifestation) ááśáááťááĄážá, ááśáááá áááááĄážá, ááśáááááśáááśááááááśááśá 2.ááśááĄážááááá áśááááá˝á, ááśáá áźááááá˝á, ááśáááźá ááś 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáá áźááááá˝á Example: The coming into the court as a party (plaintiff or defendant) or as a lawyer to a lawsuit. á§ááśá áááá ááśáá áźáááááťááśááśáááááťáááśáá ááśááśáá¸áá˝á (áážáááááášáâáŹá áťáá áá) áŹááśááááśáá¸áá ááááťáááááášááá˝á á 4.(FIGURATIVE) ááááááááśááááá , áááá Example: From his appearance, I'd say he hasn't slept for days.pleasing appearance á˘áśááśáááááá an appearance of bravery áááá
Î ÇE Î s #G qAppellantÉËpelÉntá˘áš 'áááĄášááá(noun)
noun 1.(Person who appeals. [esp. to a higher court]) á˘áááá§áááááá, ááááśááááááḠ2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááááááášáá§áááááá, ááśáá¸áááášáá§áááááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáá¸áááášáá§áááááá Example: The party who appeals a decision; the party who brings the proceeding to an appellate court for review. á§ááśá áááá ááśáá¸âááááááášáá§ááááááá˘ááá¸ááá áá¸áááááááá áá˝á ááśáá¸áááááśáááááášááá ááśááśá§áááááááážáááá¸á˘ááááˇááˇááááĄážáááˇá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who accuses another of felony or treason. 2.One who appeals, or asks for a rehearing or review of a cause by a higher tribunal. 3.One who appealed to a general council against the bull Unigenitus. 4.One who appeals or entreats. adjective 1.Relating to an appeal; appellate. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A challenger ~
#%e3 MAppeasementÉËpi:mÉntá˘áš 'áá¸á ááá¸ááášááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááážá˛ááááááá, ááśááááážá˛ááááźáááááśá, ááśááááážá˛ááá˘áá, ááśááááááááááźááˇááááááˇááťáá˘ááááááśáᡠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of appeasing, or the state of being appeased; pacification. 5 ; AppeaseÉËpi:zá˘áš 'áá¸á áá(transitive verb)
1.(Pacify, quiet, make calm, dispel anger or hatred, soothe, satisfy, calm) one's enemies áááážá˛áááááááá áˇááá Example: The angry crowd was appeased by his gentle words, to appease anger, to appease curiosity.appease one's appetite áááážá˛ááá˘áá, áááážá˛ááááááśá, áááááá Example: The fruit appeased his hunger. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make quiet; to calm; to reduce to a state of peace; to still; to pacify; to dispel (anger or hatred); as, to appease the tumult of the ocean, or of the passions; to appease hunger or thirst. Synonyms 1.allay, alleviate, assuage, calm, compose, lull, pacify, placate, quell, quiet, relieve, satisfy, soothe, still, tranquilize Antonyms 1.arouse, excite, incense, inflame
# Ć Ŕë# D ;_iAppendÉËpendá˘áš 'áášááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá¸á áťáá ááá§áááááá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśáá¸á áťáá áááážá§áááááá Example: The party who argues during the appeal process against changing the decision of the lower authority; the party against whom the appeal is directed á§ááśá áááá ááśáá¸ááááá ááááťáááááááá§áááááááááááááááśááááˇáá˘áá ááśáá¸ááááááááášáá§áááááááááááášááááá˝á á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The defendant in an appeal; -- opposed to appellant. 2.The person who is appealed against, or accused of crime; -- opposed to appellor. .#-iOAppellationËĂŚpÉËleÉŞĘnËá˘ááááš 'áĄáááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(name, title, act of wall by a name) ááśáá á , ááśáá ááá˘áťááááá áśá, ááśáááśáááśá, ááśáááśáááťá, ááśááááážááážáááťáááśááťá, á ááááážá, áááááááśááˇááśááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of appealing; appeal. 2.The act of calling by a name. 3.The word by which a particular person or thing is called and known; name; title; designation. 6 )K{AppellateËĂŚpÉËleÉŞtËá˘ášáá 'áĄášááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (inflammation of the appendix vermiformis, surgical removal of appendix) ááááááśáááááááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááśáááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Inflammation of the vermiform appendix. P)7e{AppendicectomyÉËpendÉŞËsektÉmÉŞá˘áá 'áááááˇááááşáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááśáááááááááááááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Excision of the vermiform appendix. &%1c9
AppendectomyËÉpenËdektÉmÉŞËá˘áááášá 'ááááášáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(Something attached that may or may not be essential) á˘ááá¸ááááááááááááśáááášáá˘ááá¸áá˝áááá Example: A zebra's tail is a mere appendage. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááááááá˝ááŹááśááˇááśááááááá˝ááá¸áááááááá
0 Q
ÁÎ 0 #KUAppetite'ĂŚpÉŞtaÉŞt'á˘ááááˇááśááá(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááśá, á áááá good ~ á áááááááˇáááá˘áśá áśá lose one's appetiteáááááááśá (Figurative) have no appetite for reading ááˇáá áźáá áˇáááá˘áśáááááá appetite for readingááśáá ááá˘áśá, ááá áááá¸á ááá˘áśá whet the appetite áááážá˛ááááááśáá˘áśá áśá
1.(FIGURATIVE) Have no appetite for reading ááˇáá áźáááááá Example: He has an appetite for learning that can not be satisfied. noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááá áááá¸ááááśá, ááˇááśáááááśáá 2.(Desire, inclination, esp, for food, strong and active liking or desire, craving, relish, liking) áááááťáááá, ááśááááááááááśá, ááśáááááśááááś, ááśáááááá Example: An appetite for reading.good appetite á áááááááˇááá lose one's appetite áááááááśá o )]_
AppetisseËĂŚpÉŞËtaÉŞzËá˘ááááᡠ'áá¸áááá(transitive verb)
(noun). áĄ. (past tense dices /-dÉŞsi:z/) take out his ~ ááááááááááá á˘â. (plural appendices) ~ to a book ááá áááá¸áááááá (Literary)áááˇááˇááá
noun â Plural: Appendices, Appendixes 1.(a narrow tube, closed at one end and attached at the other end to the large intestine, thing added, addendum, addition, adjunct, supplement, at end of book) take out his appendix ááááááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááˇááˇááá, ááá áááá¸ááááááááśáá áťá, áŹááááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááááá
Ą î
_
äKĄ &$ !5 ApplauseÉËplÉ:zá˘áš 'áááá(noun)
noun 1.(A clapping of the hands to show approval or appreciation, admiration, praise) ááśááááá Example: courage worthy of applause. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá˘áá˘áááśááááśáá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of applauding; approbation and praise publicly expressed by clapping the hands, stamping or tapping with the feet, acclamation, huzzas, or other means; marked commendation. #!5=-ApplaudÉËplÉ:dá˘áš 'áááá(noun)
(transitive verb. transitive verb). á˘áá˘áááśáá˝á, áááážá áááááśáá, áááážá ~ the performance áááá ~ his decisionááśááááááááśáá, áážááááážá
verb â past tense: applauded ; past participle: applauded ; present participle: applauding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Praise by hand clapping, acclaim, cheer, clap commend, extol) applaud the performance áááá Example: They applauded the song by clapping, Dara made a speech applauding the idea.applaud his decision ááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áá˘áááśáá, áááážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: applauded ; past participle: applauded ; present participle: applauding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To show approval of by clapping the hands, acclamation, or other significant sign. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To praise by words; to express approbation of; to commend; to approve. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To express approbation loudly or significantly. w"/+cW
Appetizing,-ising'ĂŚpÉŞtaÉŞzÉŞĹ'á˘ááááˇááśáá áááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(device for a particular purpose) ááááżááááážááááśááááááťáááááááááááśáááá ááááááá áážááááżááááážá˘áááááá¸, áááááśáááááááśááşá§ááááááááážááááśááááááťááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááżááááážááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of applying; application; [Obs.] subservience. 2.The thing applied or used as a means to an end; an apparatus or device; as, to use various appliances; a mechanical appliance; a machine with its appliances. i' %Gm
Appliable'ĂŚplaÉŞÉblá˘áš 'ááááááá(adjective)
(noun). áááá balsam appleáááááááá custard appleáááááááááśááśáá rose apple ááááááááź Idiom, Idiomatic apple of his eyeáá˝ááá¸ááˇá (á˘.á.) Idiom, Idiomatic polish the apple áááá áťá, áááááá apple of discord áááááśá Ꮰáááááťáááááááá˛ááááśáááˇááśá, ááźáááśááťááááááá apple of the eyeááááĄáśááááźá áááááááá apple of sodom ááá˘áááááááááá ááááśáááááťáááźá ááááááááś the apple of somebody's eye áááááťááśáá¸ááááĄáśááááááá˘áááááśááááśáá apple pie order ááśááááááśááááááśáá, ááśááááááááááᢠthorn apple ááááááź, áááááśáááááááááááá
noun â Plural: apples 1.(fruit of the apple tree, the apple tree. -apple blossom apple flower. -apple green light green. -applejack a brandy distilled from fermented cider, fermented cider) áááááááá
y Ny Q* %]1Applicant'ĂŚplÉŞkÉnt'á˘áááááááˇáášááá(noun)
noun 1.~ (for something) (one who applies, a candidate, a petitioner) ááááááááááááĄášááŹá˘ááááááááááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á, á˘áááááťááááááá áźáááá ááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááá, á˘áááááťáá áźáááááážááśá 3.(á áááśáá) á˘ááááááášáááťá Example: In Cambodian Commercial law, a person who files a declaration with the commercial court to start a company. á§ááśá áááá áá ááááťáá áááśááááśááˇááááááááááááťááś, áážáááá¸á áśáááááážááááážááśááˇááááááá á .)!MQ/ Applicable'ĂŚplÉŞkÉbl; also ÉËplÉŞkÉbl'á˘ááááááˇááşáá(adjective)
adjective 1.~ (to somebody / something) (that can be applied, appropriate, practical, relevant, apt) áááááááźáá˘ááťáááááá, áááá˘áśá á˘ááťááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of being applied; fit or suitable to be applied; having relevance; as, this observation is applicable to the case under consideration.
M |0 GSg
AppliqueĂŚËpli:keÉŞ; US ËĂŚplÉŞkeÉŞá˘áá 'áááá¸áááá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: apply adjective 1.á˘ááťáááááá -#/i}
Applicatory'ĂŚplÉŞkeÉŞtÉrÉŞ'á˘ááááááˇááááááşáá¸(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. ááśáááťá submitan ~ ááśáááááťá encourage early ~ááśáááśááááśáááááťá á˘. ~ (to something) ááśáá˘ááťáááááá the ~ of a rule á˘ááťáááááá, á˘ááťááááááśááśá áŁ. ááśáááśá á¤. áááááťáááážááááśáá áĽ. ááśáááááťááááááááá, ááśááááá¸áááášáááááśá the ~ of paintááśáááśá áŚ. ~ (to somebody); ~ (for something/to do something) ááááźááá á§. ááśáááśá ááśá a single application áá˝ááááááśáá letter of applicationááˇááˇáááťáááśáááśá application formááśáááááťáá áźáááááž, ááááážááśá application for registrationááśáááśááááśáááááťáá áťáááááá application formáááááááááááááťáá áźááááážááśá, ááááťáááˇááˇáááťáá áźááááážááśá application of lawááśáááááááˇáá áááśáá
noun 1.~ (to somebody) (request made personally or in writing, a putting something to use, administration, utility, request bearing, close attention or effort) ááśáááááťá Example: A soothing application to the skin, Practical application of this discovery.encourage early application ááśáááśááááśáááááťá the application of a rule ááśáá˘ááťáááá the application of paint ááśáááśáá a single application áá˝ááááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááťáá áźáááááážááśá, ááśáááááťá, ááśáááśááááśáááááťá, ááşáááá
H *JH ~3 );!
AppoinedÉËpÉÉŞntÉŞdá˘áš 'ááááá(adjective)
noun 1.(a person who is appointed, a beneficiary under a legal appointment) á˘áááááááááááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A person appointed. 2.A person in whose favor a power of appointment is executed. 4#AM%AppointÉËpÉÉŞntá˘áš 'áááááá(transitive verb)
1.~ somebody (as / to something); ~ somebody (to do something) (fix, settle, name to an office, equip, decide on designate, name, establish, set, deputize) á˛ááááááá, á ááááááá, áážáááśááááś, áážáááś, á á ááś, áááážá˛áááášá, áááážááťáá˛áááááááááá˝á, ááááśáá, ááśáááááááááś, ááśáááááááááááᡠExample: Appointed him to do the work, appointed head master.appoint an assistant ááśáá, áááááśáá verb â past tense: appointed ; past participle: appointed ; present participle: appointing ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáá, ááááá, á áśááááśáá
s gjs s9 #AASApportionÉËpÉ:Ęná˘áš 'áááá ášá(transitive verb)
1.~ something (among / between / to somebody) (dispense, allot, divide out in shares just proportion) á áá Example: I don't wish to apportion blame among you. verb â past tense: apportioned ; past participle: apportioned ; present participle: apportioning ; 1.(á áááśáá) áááááááá, áááá áá Example: To divide fairly or according to the parties' interests proportionally, but not necessary equally. á§ááśá áááá áááá áááááśááááášáááááźáááśáááťááááˇááááŹááááááśááśááááá ááśáááááááááááááááááśáá¸áá¸áá˝áááááťááááááˇáá áśáááśá áááśáááááááážááááśááááá á ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: apportioned ; past participle: apportioned ; present participle: apportioning ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To divide and assign in just proportion; to divide and distribute proportionally; to portion out; to allot; as, to apportion undivided rights; to apportion time among various employments. Synonyms 1.allot, appropriate, assign, dispense, distribute, divide, parcel, partake partition, portion, share Antonyms 1.aggregate, amass, combine, condense y8 'K
AppointorÉËpÉÉŞntÉá˘áš 'ááááááş(á)(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (as/ to something)~ of an assistant ááśááááááśáá get an ~ ááááá (ááááááááááśááá˛áá) á˘. ~ (with somebody) ááśáááśáááá˝á keep an ~áááááśáááá˝á, áááááááááá˝á the ~ of a time ááśáááááá, ááśáááśáá áŁ. (plural) ~ of a room ááááżáááśáá appointment power á˘áááśá á áśááá ááááśáá ááá áśááááá
noun 1.~ (with somebody) (a naming for an office, a choosing, office or position, engagement) appointment of an assistant ááśááááááśáá Example: The appointment of a city manager was delayed, an appointment with the dentist at 5 o'clock, Make an appointment. get an appointment áááááááááááááááśááá˛áá keep an appointment áááááśáááá˝á, áááááááááá˝á the appointment of a time ááśáááááá, ááśáááśáá (pl) appointment of a room ááááżáááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśáááá˝á, ááśááááááááá, ááśááááááśáá, ááááá
î
O x î > #YAppraisalÉËpreÉŞzlá˘áš 'ááááááá ááá(noun)
(noun).ááśáá˛áááááááááˇá áá ááśá, ááśáááááááĄážá low ~ááááááááśáá by ~ ááśááááśááááááá, ááśáááśááááá
noun 1.(juxtaposition) karbit ááááááááááśáááśáá áťáá áááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of adding; application; accretion. 2.The putting of things in juxtaposition, or side by side; also, the condition of being so placed. 3.The state of two nouns or pronouns, put in the same case, without a connecting word between them; as, I admire Cicero, the orator. Here, the second noun explains or characterizes the first. F< !Q#
Apposite'ĂŚpÉzÉŞt'á˘áááášá áááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá áá 2.ááśááááá áá, ááśááááá áááá, á áááááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of apportioning; a dividing into just proportions or shares; a division or shares; a division and assignment, to each proprietor, of his just portion of an undivided right or property.
e U*e AB 'M
ApprecateÉËpri:keÉŞtá˘áš 'áááá¸áášáá(verb)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who appraises; esp., a person appointed and sworn to estimate and fix the value of goods or estates. P@%+q'iAppraisementÉËpreÉŞzmÉntá˘áš 'áááááááášááášááá(noun)
(noun). ááśáááśáááááá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of setting the value; valuation by an appraiser; estimation of worth. '? !Y%CAppraiseÉËpreÉŞzá˘áš 'ááááááá ááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ááááˇáááááá (áááááááśá) ~ a houseááśáááááá, áááśááááááá á˘. ~ his character áááááááážá
1.(put a price upon to fix the value of) ááˇáááááśá, ááááážá appraise a house ááśáááááá, áááśááááááá appraise his character áááááááážá Example: It would be unwise to buy the house before having it appraised. noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśáááááá, áááśááááááá Example: Verb: To estimate the value; to put in writing the worth of property. Noun: Appraisal, appraiser. á§ááśá áááá [ááˇááˇááśááááá] áááśáááááááśáááááá ááááááááááááááááááááááˇááâááśâááśáááááá˘áááá á [ááśá] ááśáááśáááááá, á˘áááááśáááááá á verb â past tense: appraised ; past participle: appraised ; present participle: appraising ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááá, áááááááááá, ááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: appraised ; past participle: appraised ; present participle: appraising ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To set a value; to estimate the worth of, particularly by persons appointed for the purpose; as, to appraise goods and chattels. Synonyms 1.assign, assess, calculate, compute, estimate, evaluate, fix, levy, reckon, tax á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To estimate, to conjecture 2.To praise, to commend
U
ˇ ţ U %G%-} !
AppreciativeÉËpri:ĘÉtÉŞvá˘áš 'áááá¸ááá ááˇá˘ááááá¸á(adjective)
(noun). express ~ á˘ááááťá ~ of the situationááśáááá, ááśááážá (ááááá) ááźáááśá áśá ~ in value ááááášáááťá
noun 1.(Understanding arid enjoyment, valuing, gratitude, thanks, increase in value) ááźáááˇá áśá, ááśáááśáááááá, ááśáááˇááˇá ááá, ááśáááˇáááááśá, ááśáááááážá, ááśááááážá˛ááááśááááááááážááĄážá, ááśááĄážááááá, ááááááááá Example: Appreciation of art is an important part of education, a letter expressing appreciation, the amount of appreciation of this property.express appreciation á˘áááááťáá appreciation of the situation ááśááážááááááááźáááśá áśá, appreciation in value ááááášáááťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááźáááˇá áśááá, ááśáááśáááááá, ááśááĄážááááá, ááśáááááášá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáááááážáááááá |E!-q˘E%AppreciateÉËpri:ĘÉŞeÉŞtá˘áš 'áááá¸ááá ááˇá˘áááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). á˘áááťáá áááá, áááá áˇááááááśáááááśááá áááá ~ a fovorá˘áá˘á
adjective 1.(Large enough to be seen or felt, noticeable, discernible) áááá ááážááá˝ááá, áááááááśáááá˝ááá, áááá˘áśá ááśááááááááśá, áááááˇááááááśááááááśáááááá, áááááśááá áśááá˘áśááááááááśáááááźáá áˇááá, áááááśáááááážá, áááááśáááááááśá áááśáá, áááááááá Example: An appreciable improvement. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of being appreciated or estimated; large enough to be estimated; perceptible; as, an appreciable quantity. ťáá áááá, áááá áˇááááááśáááááśááá áááá ~ in value áĄážá, áážá, ááśááááááááááá, áááážááźáááˇá áśááá
1.Estimate justly, rise in price, set high value on. á áźáá áˇááá, ááśááá˘áśá, ááˇáááááśá, ááááážá Example: A hungry man appreciates a good dinner. We appreciate your help, to appreciate music or poetry. Bombs have made us appreciate the full horror of war.appreciate a favor á˘áá˘á appreciate the difference ááá verb â past tense: appreciated ; past participle: appreciated ; present participle: appreciating ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááá, ááááážááááá, á˘áá˘á, ááááášá 2.(á áááśáá) ááááážáááááá Example: To increase in value, usually in small amounts over time or at a gradual rate. á§ááśá áááá ááááážáááááá ááśáááááááśááááťááááˇááśáááˇá áá˝á ááááťááááááťááááááááśááźááá âáŹááááťáá˘ááááśáĄážáááśáááááááááśáá á 3.(INTRANSITIVE) áááĄážááááá appreciate in value áĄážá, áážá Example: You can't fully appreciate foreign literature in translations. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: appreciated ; past participle: appreciated ; present participle: appreciating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To be sensible of; to distinguish. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To set a price or value on; to estimate justly; to value. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To raise the value of; to increase the market price of; -- opposed to depreciate. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To rise in value. Synonyms 1.admire, cherish, esteem, prize, regard, value, appraise, estimate, evaluate, rate, apprehend, comprehend, understand, go up, improve, rise Antonyms 1.belittle, degrade, depreciate
Q Q +H )] EApprehendËĂŚprÉŞËhendËá˘áááááḠ'á áááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ááśááááá˝á, ááťáááśáá ~ a criminalá áśááááśá á˘. ~ the difficulty ááá, áááááśáááá
1.(take hold of, arrest, seize, arrest, fear, understand) á áśáá, ááśáá, ááťáááśáá, áááááááśá, áááá˛áááášá, ááááá, á áááśá, ááááááážáááśááááááśáááááážá, á áśááááśáá, á áśááááááž, ááááá, ááá, ááááśá ááśáá apprehend a criminal á áśááááśá apprehend the difficulty ááá Example: The police apprehended the burglar while he was trying to pick the lock of the shop. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To take or seize; to take hold of. 2.(TRANSITIVE) Hence: To take or seize (a person) by legal process; to arrest; as, to apprehend a criminal. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To take hold of with the understanding, that is, to conceive in the mind; to become cognizant of; to understand; to recognize; to consider. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To know or learn with certainty. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To anticipate; esp., to anticipate with anxiety, dread, or fear; to fear. 6.(INTRANSITIVE) To think, believe, or be of opinion; to understand; to suppose. 7.(INTRANSITIVE) To be apprehensive; to fear. Synonyms 1.arrest, capture, catch, clutch, grasp, grip, lay hold of, seize, snare, trap Antonyms 1.liberate, lose, release, throw
Ą Ą [I%-q}'ApprehensionËĂŚprÉŞËhenĘná˘áááááᡠ'á áááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(Fear of what may happen, power to understand, an arrest or capture) feel apprehension ááśááááááááťáá áˇááá Example: We had no apprehension about spending the night in the woods, a pupil of slow apprehension, The apprehension of the robbers put an end to the holdups.apprehension of a criminal ááśáá áśááááśá Example: When the police officer asked to speak to his father, Philip was filled apprehension. 2.(á áááśáá) ááśáá áśáá Example: To capture or arrest a person on a criminal charge. á§ááśá áááá ááśáá áśáááááá˝áâááááśáá˝áááśáááśáá áááááááśááááááááááá áááááá á 3.(á áááśáá) ááśáááśáááá Example: Fair. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of seizing or taking hold of; seizure; as, the hand is an organ of apprehension. 2.The act of seizing or taking by legal process; arrest; as, the felon, after his apprehension, escaped. 3.The act of grasping with the intellect; the contemplation of things, without affirming, denying, or passing any judgment; intellection; perception. 4.Opinion; conception; sentiment; idea. 5.The faculty by which ideas are conceived; understanding; as, a man of dull apprehension. 6.Anticipation, mostly of things unfavorable; distrust or fear at the prospect of future evil. Synonyms 1.anxiety, concern, disquiet, fear, trouble, uneasiness, worry Antonyms 1.noun: understanding, fear, arrest, comprehension, conception, misgiving, anxiety
ˇ
Łˇ hK )55kApprehensivelyËĂŚprÉŞËhensÉŞvlÉŞËá˘áááááᡠ'á ááááááá¸ááá¸(adverb)
(adverb). áááśáááśáááááá
adverb 1.áááá áśááá á, ááááááááśáááśá, ááááááá˝áááśáááá, áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an apprehensive manner; with apprehension of danger. YJ%/uAYApprehensiveËĂŚprÉŞËhensÉŞvËá˘áááááᡠ'á ááááááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.áááá áśááá á, ááááááááśáááśá, ááááááá˝áááśáááá, áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of apprehending, or quick to do so; apt; discerning. 2.Knowing; conscious; cognizant. 3.Relating to the faculty of apprehension. 4.Anticipative of something unfavorable' fearful of what may be coming; in dread of possible harm; in expectation of evil. 5.Sensible; feeling; perceptive.
z mM)-kk_ApprenticeshipÉËprentÉŞĘÉŞpá˘áš 'áááááááˇááá áášá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáá áśáááááážááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááááśá, ááááááˇááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The time an apprentice is serving (sometimes seven years, as from the age of fourteen to twenty-one). 2.The service or condition of an apprentice; the state in which a person is gaining instruction in a trade or art, under legal agreement. L!%MO§SApprenticeÉËprentÉŞsá˘áš 'ááááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(person who works for another to learn a trade, to put (someone) under the supervision of an employer to learn a trade, to place or accept as an apprentice) á˘áááááááťááááááˇááááśá˘ááá¸áá˝á, ááźáááśá Example: Benjamin Franklin was apprenticed to a printer. Example: An apprentice to a carpenter once had to spend ten years learning his trade. 2.ááźáááśá Example: To be apprenticed to someone á§ááśá áááá áááážááźáááśáá˘áááááśááááśáá 3.(á áááśáá) ááźáááśá Example: In Cambodian labor law, a person who enters into a vocational contract with an employer or an artisan, by which the employer promises to teach him or her a profession in a through organized way, and that person promises to work for the employer or artisan under the terms and conditions and within a period, up to but not more than 2 years, set forth in the contract. á§ááśá áááá áá ááááťáá áááśááááśáááśááááááťááś, ááááśááááśáááááá áťáááˇá áá áááááśááˇááááśááˇááááśáá¸áá ááśáá˝áááˇááááááááśáá áŹááˇáááááááááśáá áááááśáááˇá áá áááááśáááâááˇáááááááááśááśáášáááááááááˇááááśáá¸áá áááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá ááˇáááśááááá á ážááááááááááááááśááśâáášááážááááśáá˘ááááˇáááááááááśááááˇáááááááááááááˇá áá áááááś ááˇááá ááááťááááĄáťáâááááááááááááááááˇá áá áááááśáááááˇááážááá¸ááááááśá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who is bound by indentures or by legal agreement to serve a mechanic, or other person, for a certain time, with a view to learn the art, or trade, in which his master is bound to instruct him. 2.One not well versed in a subject; a tyro. 3.A barrister, considered a learner of law till of sixteen years' standing, when he might be called to the rank of serjeant. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To bind to, or put under the care of, a master, for the purpose of instruction in a trade or business. Synonyms 1.amateur, beginner, learner, student
f ă f yQ%/Sq
ApproachableÉËprÉĘtĘÉblá˘áš 'ááááźáášááşá(adjective)
(adjective). He's not very ~ áááá˝áááśáááá ~ from the road áááá˘áśá á áźááá ááśá, á˘áśá ááˇáááˇáááśá
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ a city áá ááˇá, á áźáááˇá storms ~ ááááˇá á˘. ~ a problem á áśáááááážáááááááźááááááááśá áŁ. ááˇááśááá, ááˇááśááá ááśáá ~ him with a proposal á áśááááśáááá
approach (noun). áĄ. ááśááážááááááááá, ááśáááˇááśááá ááśáá, ááśáááˇáá áźáááˇá leran of his ~ááśáááááˇá á˘. ááááźá, ááˇáḠhouse has a nice ~ááááźáá áźá áŁ. ~ to a problem ááááźá, áááááááśá, ááśáááˇáááááááśááśááážáááá¸áááááááááááśá, áááááááááááśá Idiom,Idiomatic easy of apptoacháááá˝áááˇááśáááááś
SEE: Approaching 1.(draw near, come near, move towards, come close to, speak to) ááśááááˇá, ááááááˇá approach a city áá ááˇá, á áźáááˇá storms approach ááááˇá approach a problem á áśáááááážáááááááźááááááááśá approach him with a proposal á áśááááśáááá noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááźá, áááááááśá, ááśáááˇáááááááśááśááááááááááááśá, áŹá áźááá ááá verb â past tense: approached ; past participle: approached ; present participle: approaching ; 1.á áźáááááá, áááá ááááśááśáááá yO 9)
Appro'ĂŚprÉĘ'á˘ááááááź(noun)
(noun). Idiom, Idiomatic on appro (or on approval) ááśááááááážá, ááśáááśáááááážáááśááááá, ááśáááááááá buy something on approááˇáááźááááááááááááááááááááááááá ááˇááá áá
(transitive verb). ~ somebody of something á˛áááááááśá, ááááśá, ááááśáá, ááááśááááśááťá
verb â past tense: apprised ; past participle: apprised ; present participle: apprising ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody of something (inform or notify, tell) ááááśáá
M
} M 8V'7o I
AppropinquateËĂŚprÉËpÉŞĹkweÉŞtËá˘ááááááš 'áášáááááá(verb)
noun 1.(sanction, approval, official approval, permission, or praise) ááśáááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááááá, ááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of approving; an assenting to the propriety of a thing with some degree of pleasure or satisfaction; approval; sanction; commendation. 2.Probation or novitiate. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Proof, attestation yR +W
uApprobateËĂŚprÉËbeÉŞt'á˘ááááááźááááá(adjective)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) á˘ááťááá, ááśááááźáááśá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To express approbation of; to approve; to sanction officially. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Approved
Ú Ú "W#1_# AppropriateÉËprÉĘprÉŞeÉŞtá˘áš 'ááááźááááááá(adjective)
(transitive verb). áá, áá˝á , áááááááá, áááážááááśáá,â áááá, ááááťáááťá, áááááśááťá ~ fundsááťáááááĄáááááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á appropriate it for himselfáááááážááśáááááááá˝á
adjective 1.~ (for / to something) (suitable, fitting) ááááááááážááśáááááááá˝á, áááááááážááá, áááááááźá, ááááááááá Example: Her blue jeans wore not appropriate clothing for school. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťá, ááááťá, áááááá, áááááá, áááášáááááźá, áááˇá áá áśáááááśáá, áááááááážááśáááááááĄá˝ááááááááśáááśáá˘ááťááááśá, á áśáááá, áááá verb â past tense: appropriated ; past participle: appropriated ; present participle: appropriating ; 1.(á áááśáá) ááˇ: áááá, áááááťáááťá, áááááśááťá Example: Take, reserve or keep. 2.(TRANSITIVE) (Take to oneself, take as one's own, set apart for a particular purpose, claim, seize) ááťáááááĄáááááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á Example: That dress is not appropriate for a formal dance, The government appropriated money for road improvement, The escaped convicts appropriated the farmer's car.appropriate it for him self áááááážááśáááááááá˝á
, Ń, !Y !A+IApprovalÉËpru:vlá˘áš 'ááááźáá(noun)
(noun). ááśááááááááááśáá˘ááťááá, ááˇá áá ááááááááá Idiom,Idiomatic on approvalá˛áááááá ááśááážáááˇá on approvalááááťáááááááááááááááááááá
noun 1.(Acceptance or agreement, favor, official consent) ááśáááśááááá, ááśááááá áááśááááááťá, ááśááááážáááśááááá, áá áá áśááá, áá áá áśááťááᡠExample: The extra holiday was hailed with hearty approval, The governor gave his approval to the bill, we bought the machine on approval and got our money back when it proved unsatisfactory. Example: Do the plans meet with your approval? 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇá áá ááááááááá, ááśáááááááá, á˘ááážáááááśáá˘áááááá áˇááá +X '55qAppropriationÉprÉĘprÉŞËeÉŞĘná˘ášááááźáááᡠ'á˘áááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). large ~ ááśáááááťáááááśááááťá, ááááśááá áśááááťááááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á, ááśááááááážááśáááááááá˝á,â ááśáááááááá by ~ááśáá áśááááťáááááĄáááááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á ~ by the armyááśááááááážááśáááááááá˝á appropriation commiteeááááááááśááˇááśááááá˝áááˇááˇááá
noun 1.(funds, allocation, allotment) ááśááááážá˛ááááááśááááááá large appropriation ááááśááá áśááááťááááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á by appropriation ááśáá áśááááťáááááĄáááááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á appropriation by the army ááśááááááážááśáááááááá˝á Example: Make an appropriation of ÂŁ 20.000 for payment of debts. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááťáááááśááááťá, ááśááááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśááááá, ááśááááááťáááťá
Ű ĆAgŰ ]
Approx"(abbreviation)
verb â past tense: approved ; past participle: approved ; present participle: approving ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (to somebody / something) (think well of, show approval, be pleased with, commend, accept, sanction) ááá˝á, ááááááśá, áąáááá áá áśááá, áąáááá áá áśá˘ááťááá, ááááááá Example: I approve of your choice, do you approve? The candidate did not approve the plans for the campaign. 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááťááá, ááááááá, ááˇáááśááá˘
Ż Ő Ż "` '7
g!ApproximationËÉprÉksÉŞËmeÉŞĘnËá˘ášáááááááᡠ'áááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ááśááááśááááááśá just an ~ááá¸áááś by ~ ááśááááááśá
noun 1.(Something more or less exact or true, estimate, nearness) ááśááááááˇáá áźá, ááśáááśááááˇáááááś, ááśááá ááˇáááááśááˇá, ááśááááááááá, ááśáááááááááášá Example: An approximation to the true story.by approximation ááśááááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá áśáááááá áá, ááśááááááśá, ááśááááśáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A continual approach or coming nearer to a result; as, to solve an equation by approximation. 2.The act of approximating; a drawing, advancing or being near; approach; also, the result of approximating. 3.An approach to a correct estimate, calculation, or conception, or to a given quantity, quality, etc. 4.A value that is nearly but not exactly correct. >_'3}9 ApproximatelyÉËprÉksÉŞmÉtlÉŞá˘áš 'ááááááááˇááášááááá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.áááá áá, áááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.With approximation; so as to approximate; nearly. e^#-q!ApproximateÉËprÉksÉŞmÉtá˘áš 'ááááááááˇááášááá(adjective)
1g C April'eÉŞprÉŞlá˘ááááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). (French) á˘áśáááá¸á solar systemááááááś Lunar system á áááá, ááˇááśá
noun 1.(FRENCH) (The fourth month of the year. -April fool a victim of jokes on April Fools' Day. -April Fools' Day April 1, All Fools' Day) á˘áśááááˇá 2.(LUNAR SYSTEM) á áááá - ááˇááśá 3.(SOLAR SYSTEM) ááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The fourth month of the year. 2.(FIGURATIVE) With reference to April being the month in which vegetation begins to put forth, the variableness of its weather, etc. bf )WM
Apricote'eÉŞprÉŞkÉĘt'á˘ááááááá¸ááźáá(transitive verb)
Same as: apseENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of the two points of an orbit, as of a planet or satellite, which are at the greatest and least distance from the central body, corresponding to the aphelion and perihelion of a planet, or to the apogee and perigee of the moon. The more distant is called the higher apsis; the other, the lower apsis; and the line joining them, the line of apsides. 2.In a curve referred to polar coordinates, any point for which the radius vector is a maximum or minimum. ^k'KU
AproposĂŚprÉËpÉĘËá˘ááááááš 'ááź(adjective.adverb)
noun 1.(Piece of wearing apparel, worn over the front of the area that lies in front) á˘ááááśáááááážááśááááááśááááśáááá¸ááťáááťáááááĄáśáááááááááááśáá Example: Apron of hangar, apron of stage. 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśáááááśá, ááááśáá ááááááááááááśáááźáááááĄáśáááááśááááá, á˘ááááśáááśáááá˘áśá 3.(AERONAUTICS) ááááźáá˘áśááśáááśáááááśáááááŹááá¸áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An article of dress, of cloth, leather, or other stuff, worn on the fore part of the body, to keep the clothes clean, to defend them from injury, or as a covering. It is commonly tied at the waist by strings. 2.Something which by its shape or use suggests an apron; 3.The fat skin covering the belly of a goose or duck. 4.A piece of leather, or other material, to be spread before a person riding on an outside seat of a vehicle, to defend him from the rain, snow, or dust; a boot. 5.A leaden plate that covers the vent of a cannon. 6.A piece of carved timber, just above the foremost end of the keel. 7.A platform, or flooring of plank, at the entrance of a dock, against which the dock gates are shut. 8.A flooring of plank before a dam to cause the water to make a gradual descent. 9.The piece that holds the cutting tool of a planer. 10.A strip of lead which leads the drip of a wall into a gutter; a flashing. 11.The infolded abdomen of a crab.
ó ť( ó 1o 3Wc AptitudeĂŚptÉŞtju:dË -tu:d'á˘áááááˇááááźáá(noun)
noun 1.~ (for something / doing something) (talent, fitness, ability, endowment, a test designed to find out what a person is best suited for) ááśááááˇá, ááááááś, ááá áááá¸ááááśá Example: an aptitude for mechanical inventions. Example: Nicole has always shown a remarkable aptitude for becoming a great cook. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśáááááááśáᡠn !K[ kApterous'ĂŚpÉrÉs'á˘ááááášááášá(adjective)
ááááśáááááśáááá apterous insect- ááˇáááááááááá, ááśáááááááĽáááááśá- ááááśáááá áŹááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Destitute of wings; apteral; as, apterous insects. 2.Destitute of winglike membranous expansions, as a stem or petiole; -- opposed to alate. Am1CAptĂŚptá˘ááááá(adjective)
(adjective). (-er,-est) áĄ. ~ (at doing something) ááááááťáááśáááá á˘. ~ to do something áááááźááááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á áŁ. ~ phrase áá á¤. ~ to be late today áááá ááááś
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá additional profit tax, 1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśááááážá˛ááááşá áśáá, ááśááá˘ááá áˇááá, á áˇáááááááśá apt student áá, áá ááááá apt phrase áá noun 1.áááťááááááááśáááááá apt to be late today áááá ááááś too apt to criticize ááźááááśá, ááááśá adjective 1.(Suitable, quick witted, suitable, appropriate, likely) áááááááźá, ááááá, ááááááážá, áááááśáááááĄáá ážáááá˘áśáááśá, áááá˘áśá ááá˝áá˘ááážááááááááśáááśá Example: Dara is an apt student of arithmetic, When in a hurry, anyone is apt to be careless. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Fit or fitted; suited; suitable; appropriate. 2.Having an habitual tendency; habitually liable or likely; -- used of things. 3.Inclined; disposed customarily; given; ready; -- used of persons. 4.Ready; especially fitted or qualified (to do something); quick to learn; prompt; expert; as, a pupil apt to learn; an apt scholar. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To fit, to suit, to adapt
W 8 Ŕ
ZW; W Dz +I?iAquariumÉËkweÉrÉŞÉmá˘ášáááááááá(noun)
(noun). (plural ~ s or -ria) ááááááááááśá (á˘áśááááááśááá áˇááá ášááááá¸áŹááśáááááśááˇ)
noun â Plural: Aquaria, Aquariums 1.(a tank for keeping living specimens of water animals and plants) ááááááááááśáá˘áśááááááśááá áˇááá ášááááá¸áŹááśáááááśáᡠENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Aquaria, Aquariums 1.An artificial pond, or a globe or tank (usually with glass sides), in which living specimens of aquatic animals or plants are kept. y +MA
AquarianÉËkweÉrÉŞÉná˘áš 'áááááááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(seacolored) áááááááááá, ááááźáááááááááááá¸ááááťááááťááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A transparent, pale green variety of beryl, used as a gem. 8u %O
Aqualung'ĂŚkwÉlĘĹá˘áááááášáĄáśáá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Incombustible; capable of sustaining a strong heat without alteration of form or properties. _q +UG
ApyreticÉËpaÉŞrÉtÉŞká˘áš ' ááśáááášáá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(an artificial channel for conveying water either under or aboveground) ááááśáá, ááááĄáśááášááááááśá, ááááźáááśááášá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááááśááááááťááśááá¸ááááááá˝ááááááááá˝ááá ááááááá˝áááá 5| %U y
Aquatint'ĂŚkwÉtÉŞnt'á˘áš 'áááááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááśááááźááážááááśáááááááááááá˘áśááá¸ááá¸áááá¸á (HNO3) (of a picture)ááźááááááááśáááážáááááá
(adjective). áááááśááááśááˇ, ááááá ááááťááášá ~ life áááááťááŹáááááááťááášá aquatic sports áá¸áĄáśáášá
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáá¸ááśáᡠadjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśáááśááˇáááááááá ááááťááášá 2.(Living or growing in water, of water) ááááááśááˇ, áááááśááášáááá Example: Swimming and skin diving are aquatic sports, The porpoise is an aquatic animal.aquatic life áááááťááŹáááááááťááášá aquatic sports áá¸áĄáśáášá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An aquatic animal or plant. 2.Sports or exercises practiced in or on the water. adjective 1.Pertaining to water; growing in water; living in, swimming in, or frequenting the margins of waters; as, aquatic plants and fowls.
ř ;
K?ź|B " '
'
Arabian camel"(noun)
Arabian (noun).ááááśááˇá˘áśáááśáá, áááááśááˇá˘áśáááśáá
adjective 1.(having to do with the Arabs or Arabia) áááááááááááááśááááśááśá˘áśáááśáá, áááááśáááááášáá˘áśáááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A native of Arabia; an Arab. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to Arabia or its inhabitants. <
'GaAArabiaÉËreÉŞbÉŞÉá˘áš 'ááááááá(proper noun)
(proper noun). (French) á˘áśáááśáá a street arabáááááá˘ááśááś (ááśááá¸ááááťááá)
noun 1.(FRENCH) (A native of Arabia, an Arabian horse, the language of the Arabs, a neglected, homeless Child) á˘áśáááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áśáááśá 5!?
Aquose'ĂŚkwÉĘs'á˘ááááááźá(adjective)
adjective 1.(relating to an eagle, curving hooked like the beak of an eagle) áááŹáááááźá áĽáááááḠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Belonging to or like an eagle. 2.Curving; hooked; prominent, like the beak of an eagle; -- applied particularly to the nose i 1]K
AquilegiaËĂŚkwÉŞËli:dĘÉËá˘áááááᡠ'áá¸ááá(noun)
adjective 1.(Fit for tillage or ploughing) áááá˘áśá ááśáááááśáááśá, áááá˘áśá áááá˝áááśááá¸, áá¸áááá˘áśá áááá˝ááŹááśáááááśáááśá Example: Hilly, rocky country has little arable land. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Arable land; plow land. adjective 1.Fit for plowing or tillage; -- hence, often applied to land which has been plowed or tilled. o#Wo
Arabist'ĂŚrÉbÉŞst'á˘ááááášááá¸ááá(noun)
,a'numberals áááá˘áśáááśáá (1, 2, 3, 4...etc), roman numberalsááááááźáááśáá (I, II, III,...etc)
noun 1.(language of the Arabs) ááśááśá˘áśáááśá Arabic numerals áááááśááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááśá˘áśáááśá
M 9] ô SmM 1#/cS
ArbitramentÉ:ËbÉŞtrÉmÉnt'á˘áśáááˇáááášáášááá(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááááá, ááśááááááááťááá¸ááááśááá˝ááá ááááśááá˝ááážáááá¸áááááááá áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Judgment by an arbiter; authoritative determination. 2.A traffic in bills of exchange; also, a traffic in stocks which bear differing values at the same time in different markets. !)Q E
ArbitrableËÉ:bÉŞtrĂŚbl'á˘áśáááˇáááášáá(adjective)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśááááážáá áˇááá Example: Action taken capriciously, in bad faith, or without good reason; action taken according to a person's own desires. á§ááśá áááá ááˇá áá á áśááááśáááśáá˝ááážáááááááˇáááááťá, áááá˘ááťáááá áˇááááŹáááááááśáá áááťáááááášáááááźá á ááśáá áśááááśáá˘á¸áááá˝áááááá ááááśáá ááááá áááźáá áˇááááááááááá˝áááááśáá á adjective 1.(Based on whim, not on reason or rules, using power without regard for laws) áááááááá, áááááááśá, ááááááážááśáááá˘áááśá á áˇááá Example: The umpire's decision seemed arbitrary until we checked the rules and found Sophy was right.arbitrary choice áááááśáááá˘ááážá áˇááá arbitrary person ááááááážááśáááá˘ááážá áˇááá Example: The choice of players for he team seems completely arbitrary. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááááážáá áˇááá, ááśáááá˘ááážá áˇááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Depending on will or discretion; not governed by any fixed rules; as, an arbitrary decision; an arbitrary punishment. 2.Exercised according to one's own will or caprice, and therefore conveying a notion of a tendency to abuse the possession of power. 3.Despotic; absolute in power; bound by no law; harsh and unforbearing; tyrannical; as, an arbitrary prince or government. Synonyms 1.absolute, despotic, discretionary, irrational, willful
Ľb ú Z! %KK
Arbitress'É:bÉŞtrÉŞs'á˘áśáááˇáááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.á˘áśááááśáááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áśááááśáááááśá, á˘ááááááážá˘áááśá áááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A person, or one of two or more persons, chosen by parties who have a controversy, to determine their differences. 2.One who has the power of deciding or prescribing without control; a ruler; a governor. Synonyms 1.arbitrator, critic, judge, justice, magistrate, referee, umpire ? #1u 33ArbitrationËÉ:bÉŞËtreÉŞĘnËá˘áśááᡠ'ááááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(Way of settling a dispute in which the two sides submit their arguments of a third person or group for decision) ááśááááááá ááá˘áśááááśáááááśá, áááááááááˇááˇá ááá Example: The steel workers agreed to try arbitration instead 94 striking. 2.ááááááááááá, áááááááááˇááˇá ááá W 'WYiArbitrate'É:bÉŞtreÉŞt'á˘áśáááˇááááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ (something) (between A and B) ááˇááˇá áááá, áááážáááááááááśá, áááážá˘áśááááśáááááśá, áááážááśá á áááááááááá ááá áááá¸ááˇááśá, ááˇááˇá ááááááá áááá¸áááááˇáááá˘áá, áááááá ááá áááá¸ááááťáááśááááśá˘áśááááśáááááśá
verb â past tense: arbitrated ; past participle: arbitrated ; present participle: arbitrating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Act as judge in deciding a dispute) ááˇááˇá ááá, áááážáááááááááśá 2.áááážááśá˘áśááááśáááááśá, ááˇááˇá ááá 3.(á áááśáá) áážáááááááááááśá, ááˇááˇá áááâá˘áśááááśáááááśá (á.á) Example: The act or process of presenting a dispute to a third party (an arbitrator) who was chosen by the two parties and given by the two parties and given the power to make a final decision in an effort to resolve that dispute. á§ááśá áááá (ááˇááˇá áááááááťáááśááááśá˘áśááááśáááááśá) áááááááááááááá˝ááá á˘ááááśáá¸áá¸áḠ(á˘áśááááśáááááśá) áááááźááśáá¸ááśááááááśááááážááážáâáááááá ááśááááśááááááťáááˇá áá áááášáááááááá˝ááážáááá¸áááááááśáááááááááá á
5 ( ` ˙Ň"5 i* !Eu
Arborist'abÉrÉŞst'á˘áśáášáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.ááťááááááááááá, ááśáááśáááşáááááťáááźáááž ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The cultivation of trees and shrubs, chiefly for timber or for ornamental purposes. ;(#C
Arboret'É:bÉrÉŞtá˘áśáášáá¸ááá(noun)
adjective 1.(of trees) áááááťáááźá áážáááž, áááááśááťáááááśá, ááááááážáááááśááž ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Resembling a tree; becoming woody in stalk; dendritic; having crystallizations disposed like the branches and twigs of a tree. & +5[
ArboreousÉ:ËbÉ:rÉŞÉsá˘áś 'áááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(of trees) áááááááááášááááś, ááťááááśááááááááááá áážáážáááž arboreal disease áááážáááž arboreal animal áááááááá áážáážáááž ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Attached to, found in or upon, or frequenting, woods or trees; as, arboreal animals. 2.Of or pertaining to a tree, or to trees; of nature of trees. X$#3K5
ArboraceousËÉ:bÉËreÉŞĘÉsËá˘áśááš 'ááááşá(adjective)
noun 1.(MATHEMATIC) (Part of circle or other curve, luminous discharge produced by an electric current jumping from one conductor to another) ááááźá, áááááá 2.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) ááááśáááážáá˘áááá¸ááḠr. 3!
Arbour'abÉ(r)Ëá˘áśááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.ááśáá˘ááˇááááááááááááž 2.(áááááááśááááá) á áťááááá áááááááááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The appearance or figure of a tree or plant, as in minerals or fossils; a dendrite.
â T˘äËÓ â m9#5cE
ArchaeologyËÉ:kÉŞËÉlÉdĘÉŞËá˘áśáᡠ'á˘áááĄášáááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(a church official ranking just below a bishop) ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.In England, an ecclesiastical dignitary, next in rank below a bishop, whom he assists, and by whom he is appointed, though with independent authority. 0?'9eA
ArchbishopricËÉ:tĘËbÉŞĘÉprÉŞkËá˘áśááááááˇááááá¸á(noun)
adjective 1.(old, primitive, ancient, old fashioned, antiquated) áááá á˝ááááá, ááááááááááááž
ô
É ÔÄôŐô K#5];YArchipelagoËÉ:kÉŞËpelÉgÉĘËá˘áśáᡠ'áááĄášá áááź(noun)
(noun). (plural ~ s or ~ es) áááááťáááá, á áááźáááá, ááááťáááá, áááťááááááááśááááá ááážá
noun â Plural: Archipelagoes, Archipelagos 1.(sea with many small islands, island group) áááááťáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Archipelagoes, Archipelagos 1.The Grecian Archipelago, or Aegean Sea, separating Greece from Asia Minor. It is studded with a vast number of small islands. 2.Hence: Any sea or broad sheet of water interspersed with many islands or with a group of islands. MJ
Archimage"(noun)
noun 1.ááźáááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The original pattern or model of a work; or the model from which a thing is made or formed. 2.The standard weight or coin by which others are adjusted. 3.The plan or fundamental structure on which a natural group of animals or plants or their systems of organs are assumed to have been constructed; as, the vertebrate archetype. *E%3-eArchery'É:tĘÉrÉŞ'á˘áśááşáá¸(noun)
(noun). áá¸áĄáśááśááááááź
noun 1.áá¸áĄáśááśááááááź ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The use of the bow and arrows in battle, hunting, etc.; the art, practice, or skill of shooting with a bow and arrows. 2.Archers, or bowmen, collectively. 3D%5 Archer'É:tĘÉ(r)á˘áśáááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(one who shoots with a bow arid arrow, a bowman, sign of Sagittarius) ááááśááááááź ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A bowman, one skilled in the use of the bow and arrow.
Ę
ý ďĎŰĘ
Q!'Q'
Architrave'É:kÉŞtreÉŞv'á˘áśáááááááášá(noun)
noun 1.(Art of planning buildings, particular style of building, construction) ááˇááááśáááááááŹááááśáááááááá Example: Colonial architecture. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Construction, in a more general sense; frame or structure; workmanship. 2.The art or science of building; especially, the art of building houses, churches, bridges, and other structures, for the purposes of civil life; -- often called civil architecture. O#/Q7ArchitectorËÉ:kÉŞtektÉ(r)Ëá˘áśááˇáááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(one who designs buildings, maker or contriver, art of building) ááááśáááááá a naval architect ááááśááááááááśááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááááśáááˇá (ááááśáááááá)
R Nš!= R gY%[Y
Arcuate'É:kjĘeÉŞt'á˘áśáááááź 'á˘áááá(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááááááśáá, ááááááśá, áááááśááááááá adjective 1.(of the regions near the North Arctic Circle an imaginary circle parallel to the equator, 66 '33' north of it) ááááśááážá, ááá§áááá, áááááááááźáááśááážá, áááťááááášáááá˘áśáááˇááá áááźáááśááážá W#E K
Archway'É:tĘweÉŞ'á˘áśááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) Country archivist or borough archivist ááááááá¸ááá˝ááááááťáááśááááááááááśááááááááˇááśáááááááááááááá˝á verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (one having charge of archives) á˘ááááŻááááááśááááááśááťáááśáŻáááśáááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A keeper of archives or records. .R !EoArchives'É:kaÉŞvz'á˘áśááśááááá(noun)
Plural form of: Archive noun 1.(place where government records are kept, public records, annal, record, chronicle) historical archives áááááááśá national archives áááááááśáááááśá Example: I found this old map in the family archives. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśá, áá¸ááťááŻáááśá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááśááááááááˇááśááááá, áŻáááśáá áśáááááááśááááááśááťááááśááááášáááááźá Synonyms 1.file, library, museum, repository, vault
Ä ąlÄ $^!1
Ardour'É:dÉ(r)'á˘áśááş(á)(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááááśááááááś, ááááááááááááś, áááá§ááááśá áááááśáá Example: An ardent supporter of the local football team. adjective 1.Ardent (flame) ááááááá 2.Ardent (patriot) áááááááśááááááś, ááááááááááááś 3.(Fiery, passionate, eager, burning, zealous) áááááá, ááááááá á áá Example: As an ardent lover of music, Dara attended all. the concerts. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Hot or burning; causing a sensation of burning; fiery; as, ardent spirits, that is, distilled liquors; an ardent fever. 2.Having the appearance or quality of fire; fierce; glowing; shining; as, ardent eyes. 3.Warm, applied to the passions and affections; passionate; fervent; zealous; vehement; as, ardent love, feelings, zeal, hope, temper. Synonyms 1.eager, enthusiastic, fervent, fervid, fiery, glowing, hot, impassioned, intense, keen, passionate, vehement, zealous Antonyms 1.apathetic, cool, indifferent, nonchalant [#?E
Ardency'É:dÉnsÉŞ'á˘áśáášáááá¸(noun)
adjective 1.(laborious, hard to accomplish, difficult, hard to do, strenuous, toilsome, fatiguing) áááááˇááśáááááááá Example: The work is arduous and the house are long. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Steep and lofty, in a literal sense; hard to climb. 2.Attended with great labor, like the ascending of acclivities; difficult; laborious; as, an arduous employment, task, or enterprise. Synonyms 1.complicated, Demanding, hard, intricate, involves, laborious, obscure, perplexing, toilsome, trying burdensome, difficult, onerous, tough 2.cruel, harsh, rigorous, severe Antonyms 1.easy, effortless
ž ľű9q$ ž bg#[U
ArefyÉËrÉŞfaÉŞá˘áš ' áá¸á áááááśáá(verb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) á ááááááááśáááááážáááž norther area ááááá parking area áá¸, áááááá area of science ááˇááá area of circle ááááĄáśáááá Example: The kitchen is 12 square meters in area. noun â Plural: Areas 1.Open space, surface, space, region, tract, district, superficial extent, section, field, zone, domain, breadth, sector, territory. -area code a three-digit code. ááśáááááŹáááááśááááááźá, ááááĄáśáááá, áááá, ááááá, ááťááááśááśáááááááá˝áááááśáááááśááááśáááááś, ááááááááááááá Example: ground area, floor area, the area of a country, an industrial area. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá, ááˇááá
J ŞěžőęJ J |p )K
Argentic'É:dĘÉntÉŞk'á˘áśáááášááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(silver) ááśá áááááśááááá á, ááááśáá, ááťá adjective 1.(silvery white) ááá ááááááśááŹááˇáááááśáá, áááááźá ááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Silver, or money. 2.Whiteness; anything that is white. 3.The white color in coats of arms, intended to represent silver, or, figuratively, purity, innocence, beauty, or gentleness; -- represented in engraving by a plain white surface. adjective 1.Made of silver; of a silvery color; white; shining. :j%;!
AreolaÉËrÉŞÉlÉá˘áš 'ááááĄáš(noun)
(noun). ááááˇááś, ááśá, ááśááááááťááá, ááááá (Literary)ááááááźááˇ, ááááááźáᡠthe arena of politicsááśááááááśá
noun â Plural: Arenae, Arenas 1.(The space in an amphitheater, any area where men compete, scene of conflict) ááááá, ááááááźááˇ, ááááááźáᡠExample: The arena of politics. Example: The political arena. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá, ááśááááááťááá, ááśá, ááááˇááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Arenae, Arenas 1.âSandâ or âgravelâ in the kidneys. 2.The area in the central part of an amphitheater, in which the gladiators fought and other shows were exhibited; -- so called because it was covered with sand. 3.Any place of public contest or exertion; any sphere of action; as, the arenaof debate; the arena of life. Synonyms 1.amphitheater, coliseum, field, grounds, gymnasium, park
˛ k
1 =sŤ5fĎŤ˛ u}!9
Argot'É:gÉĘt'á˘áśá áááá(noun)
verb â past tense: argued ; past participle: argued ; present participle: arguing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (with somebody) (about over something) (maintain by reasoning, dispute, prove by reasoning, discuss, debate) ááˇááśááááś, ááááááááťáááááźá, áááá, áááááá, ááááááá áááťáá, áááá áśááááááťáááśá, ááá˛áááážá, ááááááśáááśá Example: In the debate, one team. argued for disarmament, the other team. argued with his brother over whose turn it was to do the chores.neighbors argue áááááááááś Don't argue with me áááááá argue about facts ááááá˘ááḠ2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááśááááś, áááá áááťáá, áááá˝á 3.ááśáá áááťáá
!
ŽI! $ ']K
Argumenta'agju:mÉntĂŚ'á˘áśá ááááźááášáááş(noun)
noun 1.~ (with somebody) (about / over something) (discussion in which reasons, are given for or against something debate, dispute) ááśááááááá áááťáá, ááśáááááśáá, ááśááááááá, ááśáááˇááśááááśáááá, ááśááááááśáááááááá Example: His argument is that it is too late, That's a strong argument for doing nothing.fierce ááśááááááááááś for the sake of argument ááśááááá convincing argument ááĄá¸áááá Example: There was a big argument at the restaurant about whether chocolate ice cream is more Battening than vanilla. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááˇááśááááś, á áááťáá, ááá áááá¸ááá˘áśá, ááśáááááááááťáááááźá, ááĄáá á¸áááá 3.ááá áá¸ááááá˘áśá, ááśáááśáá áááťáá Example: A process or presentation of reasoning intended to establish a position or convince another. á§ááśá áááá ááśááážáá áááťáááážááááááááśáááááááá áâáŹáážááá˘ááááááż á N#W/
ArgufyÉ:gjĘÉŞĹ'á˘áśá ááááźá áááá¸(verb)
noun 1.(MUSIC) ááááá, áá, á ááááááźáĄáź ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An air or song; a melody; a tune. ^
!9o
Argyll'É:dĘÉŞl'á˘áśáááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(process of arguing, debate, discussion) ááśáá˘áśáá áááťáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of forming reasons, making inductions, drawing conclusions, and applying them to the case in discussion; the operation of inferring propositions, not known or admitted as true, from facts or principles known, admitted, or proved to be true. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Debate, discussion
Ś ý _Ś 5%;
ArioseÉËrÉŞÉĘsá˘áš 'áá¸á˘áźá(adjective)
adverb 1.(rightly, correctly) áááśááááášáááááźá, áááśáááᢠENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Rightly; correctly; in a right way or form; without mistake or crime; as, to worship God aright. ?C{Aries'eÉri:z'á˘áááá¸á áá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The Ram; the first of the twelve signs in the zodiac, which the sun enters at the vernal equinox, about the 21st of March. 2.A constellation west of Taurus, drawn on the celestial globe in the figure of a ram. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A battering-ram /'qo
Aridity, aridnessÉËrÉŞdÉtÉŞá˘áá 'áá¸áášáá¸á˘áááá¸ááˇ(noun)
noun 1.(box chest, Noah's vessel) á áˇá, ááśááś, áááťáá˘áááá ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A chest, or coffer. 2.The oblong chest of acacia wood, overlaid with gold, which supported the mercy seat with its golden cherubs, and occupied the most sacred place in the sanctuary. In it Moses placed the two tables of stone containing the ten commandments. Called also the Ark of the Covenant. 3.The large, chestlike vessel in which Noah and his family were preserved during the Deluge. Gen. vi. Hence: Any place of refuge. 4.A large flatboat used on Western American rivers to transport produce to market. áá áśááśááś ááźááá.'7_E
ArithmeticianÉËrɪθmÉtÉŞsÉŞÉná˘áš 'áá¸ááááááˇááá(noun)
adjective 1.(the science of numbers, the art of reckoning, by figures, one skilled in arithmetic. -arithmetic mean the average obtained by dividing a sum by the number of its addends) ááááááˇááááá˝áááááááá, áááááááááśááááá, ááśáááááśááśááááááááááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The science of numbers; the art of computation by figures. 2.A book containing the principles of this science. á á˘. ~ a bomb ááśááááˇá ~ oneself with provisions ááśáááśááááá (áááááśáá)
(intransitive verb). áááááśááá˘áśááťá, áááááá˘áśááťá take up armá áśáááááážááááááááśá under arm ááááśáááááááśáááášááááááśáááááážáááááááśá up in arm áážááĄážááááááśáá arm's length sale ááśááááááááááś (ááˇáááśáááśáááááááááˇááá) the Armada ááááśááśááááááááá˘áááááśáááááááááźááá ááśáá áááááá˘ááááááááá ááááśááĄáĽá¨á¨ arm in arm áááááááááś a child in armáááááááˇáááśááá áááážá with open armsááááśááááááááááá¸áááááá˘á, á˘áá˘áááááááá¸ááááááá at arm's lengtháááááá, áááááááá to work at arm's length á áśááááááá, áááážááśáááˇááááá˝á to armsááśááá˘áśááťáááááááááááťááá in arms ááśááá˘áśááťá, ááśáá˘áśááťááááááááťá in open armsá áááśááááááśáááśááážáá áá áâ to bear arms ááśáááśááááážá to take up arms áááá áá˘áśááťááááááááśáááśáááá to lay downarms ááááśááá˘áśááťá, ááááá áśáá under armsáááááśáá˝ááážáááá¸á ááá áááśáá up in armsááśáááášá, ááááááááááťááá
noun 1.The limb extending from the shoulder to the wrist, anything projecting from main body, as a branch, to give an arm to for support, without arms, as much as the arms can hold, branch, sleeve, arm like thing. áá, á ááááś Example: arms of a starfish, aim of a coat.arm of a chair áá arm of land ááááá arm of the law á˘áááśá á áááśáá 2.(PLURAL) ~ oneself / somebody (with something) (weapon, weapons, war, military profession) provide arm á˘áśááťá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááťá, ááááááááááááááśáááááááśááá˘áśááťá, ááááá 4.(ROYAL / CLERGY) ááááá ááá 5.(áááááááśááááá) áážááá verb â past tense: armed ; past participle: armed ; present participle: arming ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááśááá˘áśááťá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (Equip with weapons, take up arms, provide, furnish) arm the people áááááśááá˘áśááťá, á˛ááááśááá˘áśááťá Example: The arm of the law.arm a bomb ááśááááˇá arm oneself with provisions ááśáááśááááá áááááśáá 3.ááááááááááśááťá
Ä Ä < !)]mArmageddonËÉ:mÉËgednËá˘áśáááš 'ááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(fleet of armed, fleet of warships) ááááśááśá ááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśááśá ááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fleet of armed ships; a squadron. Specifically, the Spanish fleet which was sent to assail England, a.d. 1558. ^ ÇG_ArmÉ:má˘áśá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áá (Literary)á ááá (Royal,Royalty. Clergy)ááááá ááá ~ of a chairáá, ááá˘áśá á˘. á˘ááá¸áá˝ááááááśáááśáááźá ááśáá áŁ. á˘áááśá , ááááááááá the arm of the lawá˘áááśá á áááśáá arm of the sea áááááťááá arm of landááááá Idiom,Idiomatic keep someone at arm' lenghtá ááá Idiom,Idiomatic with open arms áááśáááśááááśááááááááá
noun 1.(chair with arms) áá á˘á¸ááááśáááá j! +C [Armature'É:mÉtĘÉ(r)'á˘áśááášááş(á)(noun)
(noun). ááťáááˇááááá¸ááśáááź ~ of beam áááááááá áŹáááááááááź
noun 1.(A apparatus for defense, the revolving part of a dynamo or motor, any protective covering, coil of wire in electric motor which breaks magnetic field) ááááá, ááááá, áááááá˘ášá, ááááá, ááśááąáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Iron bars or framing employed for the consolidation of a building, as in sustaining slender columns, holding up canopies, etc. 2.Armor; whatever is worn or used for the protection and defense of the body, esp. the protective outfit of some animals and plants. 3.A piece of soft iron used to connect the two poles of a magnet, or electro-magnet, in order to complete the circuit, or to receive and apply the magnetic force. In the ordinary horseshoe magnet, it serves to prevent the dissipation of the magnetic force. 4.That part of a dynamo or electric generator or of an electric motor in which a current is induced by a relatively moving magnetic field. The armature usually consists of a series of coils or groups of insulated conductors surrounding a core of iron. ) %QO!Armament'É:mÉmÉnt'á˘áśááášááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(Military force of a nation, munitions, arms, weaponry, process of equipping forces in time of war) ááááááťáááśá, ááśááááááááááááťá, á˘áśááťááááááááťá, ááśááśááˇá áśáááˇá áá , ááśááśááˇá áśáááááá Example: The peace conference urged a reduction in armament the armament against attack.buy armament áááááśááťá by armament ááśááááááśááá˘áśááťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááżááááˇááááśáááááś, ááśáááááśáá, áááááśááťááááááááśááâáááááááśááá˘áśááťáá ážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A body of forces equipped for war; -- used of a land or naval force. 2.All the cannon and small arms collectively, with their equipments, belonging to a ship or a fortification. 3.Any equipment for resistance.
p Í p ) %?3 #Armistice'É:mÉŞstÉŞs'á˘áśááˇááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(truce between armies to suspend fighting, truce. -Armistice Day November 11, the anniversary of the armistice of World War l in 1918 = Veterans Day) ááťááááááááˇááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśáá, ááťááááááá, ááťááááááááˇááśá t( 3#
Arming'É:mÉŞĹ'á˘áśááá¸á(noun)
(adjective). ááśáá˘áśááťáááśáááášááááá˝á ~ with answersááśáá ážáááśááááá armed gangᏠarmed band ááááťááááááááśááá˘áśááťá armed cacheááááááááśááá˘áśááťá armed forcesáááááááśáááááááśááá˘áśááťá armed man áááááááśááá˘áśááťá armed to the teeth ááśáááśááááážááááááááťá armed neutralityáááááˇááśááá˝ááááááááááááááťáááááááá¸
Past or Past Participle form of: armSame as: enarmed adjective 1.(carrying, arms, having weapons, involving the use of weapons. -armed forces all the military, naval, and air forces of a country) áááâááśáâá˘áśááťáâááśáááášáâáááá˝á, áááâáááááśááâáááâá˘áśááťá, áááá armed force áááááááśáááááááśááá˘áśááťá Armed Force of the Nation Liberation ááâááááˇáááâáááááśááâá˘áśááťáâáááááâááśáᡠarmed with answers áááâááśáâá ážáâááśááááá Example: Warships armed with nuclear weapons. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá˘áśááťáááśáááášááááá˝á
e w Z 1 9qArmpit'É:mpÉŞt'á˘áśááá¸áá(noun)
(noun). ááááá
noun 1.(the hollow beneath the arm where it meets the shoulder) ááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The hollow beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder; the axilla. 80)!=
Armoury,armory'É:mÉrÉŞ'á˘áś 'ááášáá¸(noun)
(noun). á˘áśáááśáááśáááááśááááááá military ~ áááááśááťá suit of ~ááááá moral ~ááááżáááśáááśá (á˘.á)
(transitive verb). ááśáááá ~ a battalion áááááśááá˘áśááťá ~ a car áááśáááá, áááááááá oneself against sináááááśá (áááá˝á)
ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Without any arm or branch. 2.Destitute of arms or weapons.
] & ] E4%AwGAromaÉ:ËreĘmÉá˘áš 'áááźáááš(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááˇááááá˘áźáááááááśááááśááááśáááźá Example: The aroma of coffee, cigars, hot chestnuts. noun 1.(a sweet smell, pleasant odor, fragrance) ááááˇááááá˘áźááŹááááťá, ááááżááááá˘áźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality or principle of plants or other substances which constitutes their fragrance; agreeable odor; as, the aroma of coffee. 2.(FIGURATIVE) The fine diffusive quality of intellectual power; flavor; as, the subtile aroma of genius. Synonyms 1.fragrance, fume, incense, odor, perfume, redolence, scent, smell, stench, stink n3' +Army'É:mÉŞ'á˘áśáá¸(noun)
(noun). ááááá army chief of staffááśáá˘áááááááśááˇááśáááááá, ááśáá˘áááááááśááˇááśá army pullback withdrawalááśáááááá army reinforcement ááśááááááááááááśááááá, ááśááááá˝áááááááááá
noun 1.(Large body of men armed for warfare, host, organized body for some special purpose, large number of, people) ááááá, á áááźá Example: Dara is in the army. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááážáááá, ááááá d2-g7Arms'É:mz'á˘áśááá(noun)
ááááśáááááśáááá arms race- ááśáááááááááááśáááááááśááťá bear arms- á áźáááááážááááá, áááážááśááśá áśá in arms- áááááśááá˘áśááťá lay down arms- áááááśááá˘áśááťá man at arms- ááśá áśá, áááťáááááśáá˘áśááťá present arms- áááááśááťá sergeant at arms- á˘ááááááážá˘ááááśáááááááááá under arms- ááááśáááááááśáááááážáááááááśá up in arms about something- áášááááááśááááśáááááśáááášáá˘ááá¸áá˝á with open arms- áááśáááśááááśááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Instruments or weapons of offense or defense. 2.The deeds or exploits of war; military service or science. 3.Anything which a man takes in his hand in anger, to strike or assault another with; an aggressive weapon. 4.The ensigns armorial of a family, consisting of figures and colors borne in shields, banners, etc., as marks of dignity and distinction, and descending from father to son. 5.The legs of a hawk from the thigh to the foot.
á
ö Ó Ŕ
á [8!;I+AroseÉËrÉĘsá˘áš 'ááášáá(")
(past tense. of arise /ÉËraÉŞs/)
Past form of: AriseENGLISH MEANING 1.The past or preterit tense of Arise. 7 3c
AromatizeËÉrÉĘËmÉtaÉŞzËá˘ášáááš 'áááá¸á ááá(transitive verb)
adjective 1.(Having a pleasant, spicy odor) ááááááá˘áźááŹááááťá, ááááááżááááá˘áźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A plant, drug, or medicine, characterized by a fragrant smell, and usually by a warm, pungent taste, as ginger, cinnamon, spices.
ű Óű T:!ME
ArousalÉËraĘzlá˘áš 'ááá á áááá(noun)
(preposition). fence ~ a houseááťáááˇá wander ~ the countryáá¸ááááá ááá ~ three o'clock áááá áá ~ here somewhereáá ááˇáá
(2) (adverb)
(adverb). wrap it ~ ááťáááˇá (wheels) go aroundááˇá travel ~áá¸ááááá ááá He's somewhere ~ááˇááááá play aroundááááážá fool around (colloquial)á áááśáááááážáááááááááááĽááááááááá
adverb 1.Wrap it around ááťáááˇá (wheels) go around áááááˇá Travel around áá¸ááááá¸ááá He's somewhere around ááˇááááá Play around ááááážá Example: I turned around and saw that Dara was sitting directly behind me ááááťááááááˇááááá˝áááááá ááááśáááááážáááśááááááá˘ááááťááá á áááśááááááááááťá á Example: The man turned the car around and drove in the apposite direction ááťááâáááâáááâááťáâáá âááˇáâááááśáâááˇáâá ážáâááśááâááâááâáážáâá ááâáá á§ááśá áááá ááááźáâáááá˘ááâááááááâáááâááťáâáá âááˇáâááśáâáážáâáááááâááâááťááâáááâáážáâááááááâáááâáá âááťáâáá âááˇáâááśáâááááźáâááˇáâáá¸âááááťáâááśááâááááâáážáááâá ááâáá âááśáâááˇáâááśáâááááźáâááá á preposition 1.(on every side, in a circle about, surrounding, on every side of, here and there, about, approximately, in the neighborhood, by, out of the way of, roundabout, all day and all night) ááťáááˇá, ááˇáááśá, áá¸áááááááˇá Example: The bug crawled around the rim of the plate.fence around a house ááťáááˇá wander around the country áá¸ááááá¸ááá around three o'clock áááá áá around here somewhere áá ááˇáá
K # ÇŇEÂńK "A
5
Arrah!"(")
verb â past tense: aroused ; past participle: aroused ; present participle: arousing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (from something) (awaken, stir up, excite) ááśáááá¸ááááá, ááżá, ááśáá, ááśáááááˇ, áážááááááśáá, áážááášáá áˇááá Example: The singing of the birds aroused her early this morning, His troubles aroused our sympathy.arouse a lion áááážá˛ááááááśáááĄážá arouse his anger áááážá˛áááášááĄážá arouse him from sleep ááśáá
8 A8 C#)qeArraignmentÉËreÉŞnmÉntá˘áš 'ááááááááááášááá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of arraigning, or the state of being arraigned; the act of calling and setting a prisoner before a court to answer to an indictment or complaint. 2.A calling to an account to faults; accusation. ;B M3mArraignÉËreÉŞná˘áš 'áááááááá(transitive verb)
1.(á áááśáá) á áááááááťááśááśá noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśááááá˝ááááááážááá ááťâáááťááśááśá Example: Verb: To bring a defendant before a judge to hear the charges and to enter a plea (guilty, not guilty, etc) Noun: Arraignment. á§ááśá áááá ááśáá áťáá ááááá ááááááťáá á áááááážáááá¸ááááśááááźáááá áááááááśááááśáááĄáśáááˇâááážáááá¸áááážá (ááá˝áááˇááťááá, áááˇáááááˇááťááá ááá) ááśáá ááśáááśááááá˝ááááááážáá ááááááťáááťááśááśá á verb â past tense: arraigned ; past participle: arraigned ; present participle: arraigning ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá˝ááááááážááá ááťáááťááśááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (Accuse, call or set a prisoner at the bar, call to account, accuse publicly) á áááááááśáá, ááśááááˇááťááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Arraignment; as, the clerk of the arraigns. verb â past tense: arraigned ; past participle: arraigned ; present participle: arraigning ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To appeal to; to demand; as, to arraign an assize of novel disseizin. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To call or set as a prisoner at the bar of a court to answer to the matter charged in an indictment or complaint. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To call to account, or accuse, before the bar of reason, taste, or any other tribunal.
m m D%MuMArrangeÉËreÉŞndĘá˘áš 'áááááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ flowers ááá á˘. ~ a meeting áááá á, á áśááá áá, ááźááśáá áŁ. ~ music ááááá˝á ~ for somebody/something (to do something) áááážá˛ááá˘ááá¸áá˝ááážááĄážá, áááááśáá˛áááááážáááśá á¤. ~ with somebody about something; ~ (with somebody) to do something áááááááááśáá˝áááááśááááśáááá¸á˘ááá¸áá˝ááŹáááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á as arrangedááźá áááááśááááá áááťá
(noun). ááśááááá á, ááśáá áśááá ááááśá, ááˇá áá ááááááááá pretty ~ááááááá study flower ~ááśáááá a musical arrangementáááááááááá˝áá ážá a music ~ááśáááááá˝á come to an ~ááˇá áá áááááťáááááá˝á
noun 1.A putting in order, settlement, agreement, adaptation, plans and preparations. ááááááá Example: The arrangement of the petals, An ingenious arrangement which turns on the light when.., Come to an arrangement with one's creditors.student flower arrangement ááśáááá musical arrangement áááááááááá˝áá ážá study music arrangement ááśáááááá˝á come to an arrangement ááˇá áá áááááťáááááá˝á Example: All the arrangements have been made for the king's visit. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of arranging or putting in an orderly condition; the state of being arranged or put in order; disposition in suitable form. 2.The manner or result of arranging; system of parts disposed in due order; regular and systematic classification; as, arrangement of one's dress; the Linnaean arrangement of plants. 3.Preparatory proceeding or measure; preparation; as, we have made arrangement for receiving company. 4.Settlement; adjustment by agreement; as, the parties have made an arrangement between themselves concerning their disputes; a satisfactory arrangement. 5.The adaptation of a composition to voices or instruments for which it was not originally written. 6.A piece so adapted; a transcription; as, a pianoforte arrangement of Beethoven's symphonies; an orchestral arrangement of a song, an opera, or the like. Synonyms 1.method, mode, order, organization, plan, process, regularity, rule, scheme, system Antonyms 1.chance, chaos, confusion, disarrangement, disorder, irregularity
ţ S S˘°ţ .M A
ArrentÉËrĂŚntá˘áš 'áááááá(verb)
(noun). ááśáááśáááťáááśááááśáááááž, áááááááááśáááááááááśáá, ááááśááááááááááááááááááźááá in arrearsáá ááááśááááááťááááá á˝áááááááááááááááááźááá (Literary) á˘áááˇááá to be in arrearsááşááááśáááááťáááśáááááááťá, ááśáááááťá
array (noun). a of merchandiseááááˇááááááśááááśááá ááážá in battle ~áááááśáá, áááááááááśáá
noun â Plural: arris, arrises 1.ááá˘ášááááá¸, áááááťá, ááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: arris, arrises 1.The sharp edge or salient angle formed by two surfaces meeting each other, whether plane or curved; -- applied particularly to the edges in moldings, and to the raised edges which separate the flutings in a Doric column. iR ?
Arride'ÉraÉŞd'á˘ášáááśááá(intransitive verb)
adjective 1.(conceit, pride) ááááśááááá˘áşáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or habit of arrogating, or making undue claims in an overbearing manner; that species of pride which consists in exorbitant claims of rank, dignity, estimation, or power, or which exalts the worth or importance of the person to an undue degree; proud contempt of others; lordliness; haughtiness; self-assumption; presumption. 2V %Ss
ArrivisteËĂŚri:vi:stËá˘ášáááśáááˇááá(noun)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. will ~ here to day ááááá á˘. ~ (at/in...) áá ááá (áá¸áááááá) (ááśááˇááááá áá¸áááá ááááááśááááážáááážá) áŁ. ááááśáááśááááááá arrive at a decisionáááááá the time has arrived ááááááááááá ážá
1.~ (at / in) (come to destination or object, attain an object) will here today ááááá will arrive there today áá ááá arrive at a decision áááááá the time has arrived ááááááááááá ážá Example: We arrived in Rome at six thirty in the morning. .T!O iArrivalÉËraÉŞvlá˘áš ' áááśááááşá(noun)
verb â past tense: arrogated ; past participle: arrogated ; present participle: arrogating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Claim unduly, assume, usurp, ascribe) ááááááąáá, áááááááś, ááťáááśááááś, ááśáááááá, á áśááááťáááś ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: arrogated ; past participle: arrogated ; present participle: arrogating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To assume, or claim as one's own, unduly, proudly, or presumptuously; to make undue claims to, from vanity or baseless pretensions to right or merit; as, the pope arrogated dominion over kings. /Z!)i ?Arrogantly'ĂŚrÉgÉntlÉŞ'á˘ááááášá ááášááááá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.áááśááááá˘áşáááááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an arrogant manner; with undue pride or self-importance.
Y #] }+Arrogant'ĂŚrÉgÉnt'á˘ááááášá ááášááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(haughty, conceited, proud, disdainful) áááá áááĄááááśá, ááááááá˘áşá Example: Young man, your arrogant attitude wont endear you to people around here. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Making, or having the disposition to make, exorbitant claims of rank or estimation; giving one's self an undue degree of importance; assuming; haughty; -- applied to persons. 2.Containing arrogance; marked with arrogance; proceeding from undue claims or self-importance; -- applied to things; as, arrogant pretensions or behavior. Synonyms 1.disdainful, haughty, overbearing, round, stately, supercilious, vain, vainglorious Antonyms 1.ashamed, humble, lowly, meek
ń
` ĄŁ d%9iYArsenic'É:rsÉnÉŞk'á˘áśáášáá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(a semimetallic element, trioxide of this, a violent poison) á˘áśááááˇáááááśáááťááááááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááˇá˘áśáááá¸á, á˘áśáááá¸á (ááśááˇááťááááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of the elements, a solid substance resembling a metal in its physical properties, but in its chemical relations ranking with the nonmetals. It is of a steel-gray color and brilliant luster, though usually dull from tarnish. It is very brittle, and sublimes at 356 Fahrenheit. It is sometimes found native, but usually combined with silver, cobalt, nickel, iron, antimony, or sulphur. Orpiment and realgar are two of its sulphur compounds, the first of which is the true arsenicum of the ancients. The element and its compounds are active poisons. Specific gravity from 5.7 to 5.9. Atomic weight 75. Symbol As. 2.Arsenious oxide or arsenious anhydride; -- called also arsenious acid, white arsenic, and ratsbane. adjective 1.Pertaining to, or derived from, arsenic; -- said of those compounds of arsenic in which this element has its highest equivalence; as, arsenic acid. zc#9 #Arsenal'É:sÉnÉl'á˘áśáášáášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. (US ass /É:s/) ááááśááááááˇá, ááááááśáááááá, áááááááśááś á˘. ááááśááá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The buttocks, or hind part of an animal; the posteriors; the fundament; the bottom. -a'ACGArroyoÉËrÉÉŞÉĘá˘áá 'áááźááş(noun)
noun 1.(wilful setting on fire of houses or other property) ááśáááááá˘áááááá, ááśááá˝á ááťááááááŹá˘áśááśááááááá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśáááááá˘áááá¸ááá, á˘ááááááááśá Example: Noun: The malicious and willful burning of another's building, sometimes expanded by statute to include acts similar to burning (such as exploding) or the destruction of property other than a dwelling. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááťáááááááśááááá ááááśáááááá˘ááááááááááááááááśááśáááˇááááá ááááś á áá˝áááśáá áááśááááśáááśáááááá áźáá˘ááážááśáááĄáśááááááááááááááśááˇáááśáááťááááááá (ááźá ááśâáááážá˘ááááááťáááśáážáâ) áŹááśáááááááśáááááááááááááááˇáááááá áá¸áááá ááááśá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááá˘áááá¸ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The malicious burning of a dwelling house or outhouse of another man, which by the common law is felony; the malicious and voluntary firing of a building or ship.
M @j -GArterioleÉ:ËtÉrÉŞÉĘlá˘áś 'áášáá¸á˘áźá(noun)
(noun). á˘ááťááá áˇáá¸
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áśááááźá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small artery. 0i#5Y U
ArterializeÉ:ËtÉŞÉrÉŞÉlaÉŞzá˘áś 'ááşáááá¸á ááá(verb)
(adjective). ááááááááśááááá á, ááááááśáá (Literary)ááá áˇáḠmain trafficááááźááá
arterially (adverb). áááááá áˇáá¸
adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) (of arteries, of a major highway) ááááááááśááááá á 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááśááááá á, ááá áˇáḠsg+uOArtÉ:tá˘áśááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. modern ~ ááˇáááá fine artsááˇá áˇáááááˇáááá á˘. ~ of lying ááśááááˇááááááá áŁ.â áááááááááˇááááś, ááśáááááˇá á¤. áááááśááá, ááˇáá¸ááśááááááś, áááá˝á áĽ. ááááá to have art and part inááśáá áááááá ááśáááá
áááḠto be (áááááśáááááážááśáá˝ááášá thou) (ááśáááááťááśá) á˘áá áá, ááá áá, ááťááśááááááť, áááááťááťááśá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááˇááááááááá, á§ááśááá, ááá áááá¸ááááśá, ááá áááá¸ááśááá, ááááááˇááśá, ááááśááá áśááá˘áśáááááá Example: The art that Patrick's father brings to his carving, recognized by great collectors.art of lying ááśááááˇááááááá noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) Skill, human work or skill as opposed to nature, skill applied to music, painting, poetry, etc, any of the subjects of this skill, a system of rules, a profession or craft, literature, languages, cunning, trickery, wiles, certain branches of learning ááśááááˇááááááá, ááˇáááááááááááááśáááááááááŹáááááśáááááááá˝á, áááá¸áá, ááśááááááá
( ć
Đ ô
Ę*a( 5q'3cS
Artesian wellÉ:Ëti:zÉŞÉnËwelá˘áśËááˇá áááá' áááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Arteries 1.(áááááááśááááá) (a vessel carrying blood from the heart, any main road or important channel, to change venous blood into arterial blood by oxygenization, a small artery, a hardening of the arteries, main channel) ááááááśááááá á, ááá áˇáḠmain traffic artery ááááźááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááśááááá á, á˘áśáá &n'
5Arteriovenous"(adjective)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáá ááá˘áśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The opening of an artery, esp. for bloodletting. 2.That part of anatomy which treats of the dissection of the arteries. l-C M
Arteriosclerotic'É:tÉrÉŞÉĘsklÉŞËÉtÉŞk'á˘áśáášáá¸á˘áźááá áááḠ'á˘ášáá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(Cunning tricky, skillful, clever) ááááááˇááááááá, áááááááśá, áááááááááááá§ááśááá, áááá˛áááážáááśá˘ááááááážáááˇááááááá Example: An artful arrangement of flowers.artful performance ááááˇá áˇááá artful scheme áááááááááááááááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Performed with, or characterized by, art or skill. 2.Using or exhibiting much art, skill, or contrivance; dexterous; skillful. 3.Cunning; disposed to cunning indirectness of dealing; crafty; as, an artful boy. [The usual sense.] á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Artificial, imitative
Š HŠ { 9#QArticle'É:tÉŞkl'á˘áśááˇááşá(noun)
noun 1.~ somebody (to somebody) (clause, head, paragraph section, literary composition, in a journal, etc., individual thing, particular object, one of the words, an and the) ááśááááśáááá, áááááśáááááˇááá, áááááśá ááá news article á˘ááááá article of the constitution ááśááááś buy various article áááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááś, ááááˇá, áááááť, ááááááááˇáá Example: imported article á§ááśá áááá á˘á¸áááśáááááááááźáááśáá áźá 3.(ááááááśáááá) ááťáááśááááááśááááážáá ááťáááśá verb â past tense: articled ; past participle: articled ; present participle: articling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Indict, bind as an apprentice) á áá, áááááśáá, ááśáááśá, ááááśáá, ááá˝áááťá Example: Article in tile newspaper, The leading article. Example: The articles found in the car helped the police identify the body. 4z +99]Artichoke'É:tÉŞtĘÉĘk'á˘áśááˇááźá(noun)
SEE: Jerusalem artichoke noun 1.(Also. globe artichoke) (a thistle like, perennial, edible plant, the flowering. head of which is used as a vegetable, the vegetable itself) ááááááááááááááááśá (á˘áśáá¸ááź) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The Cynara scolymus, a plant somewhat resembling a thistle, with a dilated, imbricated, and prickly involucre. The head (to which the name is also applied) is composed of numerous oval scales, inclosing the florets, sitting on a broad receptacle, which, with the fleshy base of the scales, is much esteemed as an article of food.
  :|!1_ kArticulateÉ:ËtÉŞkjĘkleÉŞtá˘áś 'ááˇááááźáĄáááá(transitive verb, intransitive verb)
verb â past tense: articulated ; past participle: articulated ; present participle: articulating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Joint, utter distinctly, be connected by joints, speak in distinct syllables or words, a jointed, of speech, clear, distinct, enunciate) áááááśáááááśáá áááśáá, áááá áááááĄáá, ááááááááááśá áśáŹáááááˇááˇá Example: Makara is old enough for articulate speech, a very articulate man. 2.(TRANSITIVE) ááśááááááááááśáááášáá˘á 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááááśáá˝áááá˘ášáááááááááááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An animal of the subkingdom Articulata. adjective 1.Expressed in articles or in separate items or particulars. 2.Jointed; formed with joints; consisting of segments united by joints; as, articulate animals or plants. 3.Distinctly uttered; spoken so as to be intelligible; characterized by division into words and syllables; as, articulate speech, sounds, words. verb â past tense: articulated ; past participle: articulated ; present participle: articulating ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To utter articulate sounds; to utter the elementary sounds of a language; to enunciate; to speak distinctly. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To treat or make terms. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To join or be connected by articulation. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To joint; to unite by means of a joint; to put together with joints or at the joints. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To draw up or write in separate articles; to particularize; to specify. 6.(TRANSITIVE) To form, as the elementary sounds; to utter in distinct syllables or words; to enunciate; as, to articulate letters or language. 7.(TRANSITIVE) To express distinctly; to give utterance to.
Z ÖäZ #K[WArtifice'É:tÉŞfÉŞs'á˘áśááˇá áááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.ááááśáá, áááááááśááá˘ááááááááááá˘áˇá, ááááśááááááááá¸áŹá˘ááá , ááśááááááşáááĄááááááášááááááˇáááá, áááááˇááá, ááśáááá áááááĄáá, áááááśáá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśááááá˘ášá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááá ááááááááááśáá áááśáá, ááśááááááşáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of the nodes or joints, as in cane and maize. 2.A joint or juncture between bones in the skeleton. 3.The connection of the parts of a plant by joints, as in pods. 4.One of the parts intercepted between the joints; also, a subdivision into parts at regular or irregular intervals as a result of serial intermission in growth, as in the cane, grasses, etc. 5.The act of putting together with a joint or joints; any meeting of parts in a joint. 6.The state of being jointed; connection of parts. 7.The utterance of the elementary sounds of a language by the appropriate movements of the organs, as in pronunciation; as, a distinct articulation. 8.A sound made by the vocal organs; an articulate utterance or an elementary sound, esp. a consonant.
v -]1CArtificer'É:tÉŞfÉŞsÉ(r)á˘áś 'ááˇá ááááˇááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.áááááá, áááááááŻáááá, ááˇááááá, ááˇáááááśááˇáá¸, ááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who makes or contrives; a deviser, inventor, or framer. 2.An artistic worker; a mechanic or manufacturer; one whose occupation requires skill or knowledge of a particular kind, as a silversmith. 3.A cunning or artful fellow. 4.A military mechanic, as a blacksmith, carpenter, etc.; also, one who prepares the shells, fuses, grenades, etc., in a military laboratory.
ĺtx d#-SK
ArtilleristÉ:ËtÉŞlÉrÉŞstá˘áś 'áá¸áĄášáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.áááááˇáááááˇááˇááá adverb 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááˇáááááˇáááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an artificial manner; by art, or skill and contrivance, not by nature. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Ingeniously, skillfully 2.Craftily, artfully m'=
ArtificialityËÉ:tÉŞfÉŞĘÉŞ'ĂŚlÉtÉŞËá˘áśááˇá ááááˇááá ᡠ'á˘áááĄášáá¸(noun)
adjective 1.(Made by man not occurring naturally, not natural. affected) áááááá, ááááááážá˛ááááˇáááááá¸ááááááśááˇ, ááˇáááááˇááááˇá Example: A bouquet of artificial flowers, artificial pearls, an artificial way of speaking.artificial emotion áááááááá Example: Her artificial gaiety disguised an inner sadness. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááˇáááááˇáááá, áááááááááśáááťááá¸ááááááśááˇ
ŕ Ă
ŕ _%-S?
ArtillerymanÉ:ËtÉŞlÉrmĂŚná˘áś 'áá¸áĄášáá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). heavy ~ ááśááááážááá join the ~ááááśááááážááá artillery attack / strikeááśáááśááááá áśááááááśááááážááá artillery bombardmentááśáááśááááááááááááśááááážááá artillery unitááááśááááážááá
noun 1.(cannon or large rifled guns, the branch of an army using these guns, troops trained in the use of guns. -artillery-man artillerist) ááááśááááážááá heavy artillery ááśááááážááá artillery join the ááááśááááážááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááážááá, ááááśááááážááá
ş řş R 9Y
Artiste'É:tist'á˘áśáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.ááˇááááá, ááˇá áˇááááá Example: Many artists in Europe are supported by the governments. )Q{)ArtisanËÉ:tÉŞËzĂŚnËá˘áśáᡠ'á ááááá(noun)
noun 1.(craftsman, mechanic, artist) á ááááá, ááˇááááá, ááˇáááááśááˇáá¸, ááśá, áááááá 2.(á áááśáá) ááˇááááá Example: In Cambodian labor law, a person who engages in manual work for his or her own account and who sells his or her own products, and manages his or her own workshop. In determining whether a person is a craftsman or artisan, the means of production, the work place, and the type of persons employed by him or her are not relevant. However, the number of non-family workers may not exceed seven persons, otherwise he or she will lose the status of artisan. See Craftsman. á§ááśá áááá áá ááááťáá áááśááááśáááśááááááťááś, ááááśááááśááááááážááááśáá ááááááááážáááá¸ááááááááááááśáááááá˝ááŻáá ážááááááááááˇáááááˇáá áśááá áááááááˇááááááááááááááá˝áááááśáá á áážáááá¸áááááááśááááśááááśááááśááˇááááááŹáááśáááśáááááááˇáááááźáááˇáááááááááááśááááˇááá¸áááááááááážááśáááˇáâáááááááááťááááááááááááááážáá á áááťááááá ááá˝ááááááááááááˇááááááśáááśááˇááááá˝ááśáááˇáá˘áśá áážááá¸ááááśááá¸áááśááááâáážááťáááźá ááááááááááááášáááśáááááááááśáááśáááśááˇááááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who professes and practices some liberal art; an artist. 2.One trained to manual dexterity in some mechanic art or trade; and handicraftsman; a mechanic.
ä d îÄÜä t#1cW
Arts-masterÉ:tsËmÉ:stÉ(r)á˘áśááá 'ááášááááš(á)(noun)
(noun). (plural) á˘ááááááśááááá Faculty of Arts and scienceáá áśááˇááááśáááá˘ááááááśááááááášáááˇááááśááśááááá Fine Arts ááˇá áˇáááááˇáááá
1.Artless (answer) áááááááá 2.(an) artless (work) áááááááśáááááá adjective 1.áááááááśáááśááááˇááááááá, áááááááśáááśááááśááá, áááááˇáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Wanting art, knowledge, or skill; ignorant; unskillful. 2.Contrived without skill or art; inartistic. 3.Free from guile, art, craft, or stratagem; characterized by simplicity and sincerity; sincere; guileless; ingenuous; honest; as, an artless mind; an artless tale. r %E
Artistry'É:tÉŞstrÉŞ'á˘áśáá¸ááááá¸(noun)
adjective 1.(Having to do with art or artists, appreciative of beauty, showing, skill) artistic object áááááˇá áˇááá Example: An artistic nature, an artistic design.artistic person áááááśáááśááááˇáááááááááśáááˇáááá Example: She comes from a very artistic family. Synonyms 1.creative, cultured, imaginative, inventive, sensitive, talented
Ů / A ÝŮ 'M
AryballosarÉËbĂŚlÉsá˘ášáᡠ'ááááĄáˇá(noun)
">as from ááśáááá¸..., á áśááááśáááḠas follows ááźá ááá ááá as for á áááá, áá¸áŻ... as long asááááśáááś as the case may beááśááááááḠas they walked along ááááťááááááááážááá as if, as thougháááá¸ááž as paleasashesáááááááźá ááááá ááśáá as a ruleááśáááááááśáá á ážá as in the example belowááźá ááśá§ááśá áááááśáááááá as such a manner asááááťááááááááááášá as ti were áááááááášáááśáááˇá as usualááźá ááááááś,â ááááśáá, ááááśáá, ááźá áááááááááá˝á ááá ážá as well ááźá ááááááśááá, ááźá ááááááś
(2) (noun)
(relative.adverb.pronoun). ááááťáá˘áśááśááááá,ááááťááááśáááś, ááááťáááśááááś (áááážááśááˇááˇááśááˇááááááášáááááááááááááśááááááśááááááśáá) (ááźáááááááááááśááş : so + adj. or adv. + as + (to)), so as toáážáááá¸á˛áá such as ááźá ááś as to á˘ááá¸, áááááśáááá as for áááá¸áá¸, ááááááá¸, áááááśáááá
(3) (conjunction)
(conjunction). áĄ. áá¸ááááá, ááśáááá¸, áááááááś, áááá áááťááś á˘. áá áááááá, ááśáááá, ááśáááś áŁ. ááááťáá˘áśááśáááá, ááááťáááááááś á¤. ááś áĽ. ááá, áááááś áŚ. ááááááśá, á˘ááťáááááśá á§. He came on time as he had been asked ááśááááááááźááááááááááśáááśáááťá
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá After Sight, adverb 1.(As..as) (in that degree, so, far, since, because, when, which, in like manner, that, equally, to the same extent, for instance, in the manner of, because, while, though, speaking of, concerning, concerning about) buy food as well furniture ááˇáááśááááá áźáâááśááááááżááááá áśáášá men as well as woman áááá¸ááááźá ááááśáášáááááťá, áááá¸ááááźá ááááťáááá conjunction 1.Do I say ááźá talk as you walk áážáááááˇááśááááá as though ááźá ááś go as a unit áá ááśááááťá as a rule ááááááś
i Q1IS{
Asbestos; asbestusĂŚsËbestÉs also ÉzËbestÉsá˘ááá 'ááááááá(noun)
(abbreviation). as soon as possibleáááśáááśáááá áááááá˘áśá áááážááśá
˛U1Ů
yAsĂŚzá˘ááá áá(adverb)
(adverb). ááźá ááááś, áááážááááś, áááťáááááś (ááźáááááááááááśááş as+adj.or adv. + as) as strong as an eleplant ááááśááááźá áááḠbuy food as well as clothingááˇáááśááááá áźáááśáááááááááááśáá men as well as women áááá¸ááááźá ááááśáášáááááťá, áááá¸ááááźá ááááťáááá not as yetááˇáááśáá talk as you walkáážáááááˇááśááááá as though ááźá ááś Idiom,Idiomatic as against somethingáááááááťá as forá áááá, áŹáŻ as from = as ofá áśáááḠas if = as thoughá áśááááźá ááś as to something = as regard somethingáááááá˘áśááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á as yet áá áźáááááááááááá
(preposition).ááś, ááźá ááś, áá ááá, áá¸ááááá, áááá¸ááž work as carpenter áááážááśáááž, áááááááťááááááśáááž go as a unitáá ááśááááťá as asáááááśááśáá, áááááś as...as áááážááááś, ááźá ááááś as and fromááśáááááḠas far as.ááááž, áááťá (also ascendent) (adjective). ááśáááááááááááááśáá˘áááśá , ááááááĽááááˇáá ~ star ááááĄážááá ááž ~ power áááááśáá Idiom,Idiomatic in the ascendantááśááááááááťááá¸áá áááážá (á˘áááśá )
noun 1.ááśááĄážáááťáááááááááˇáŹááááˇáá adjective 1.Ascendant star ááááĄážááá ááž ascendant power áááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Ascent; height; elevation. 2.The horoscope, or that degree of the ecliptic which rises above the horizon at the moment of one's birth; supposed to have a commanding influence on a person's life and fortune. 3.Superiority, or commanding influence; ascendency; as, one man has the ascendant over another. 4.An ancestor, or one who precedes in genealogy or degrees of kindred; a relative in the ascending line; a progenitor; -- opposed to descendant. a!)S KAscendancyÉËsendÉnsÉŞá˘áš 'ááááášáááá¸(noun)
verb â past tense: ascended ; past participle: ascended ; present participle: ascending ; 1.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) (Climb, mount, walk up, rise, arise, soar, climb, mount, advance, go back in time) áĄážá, áĄážáááˇá, ááá, ááśááááááááá, ááśáá ááá˝ááĄážáááááááá, áážáááááááĄážá, áááĄážááááá, ááśáá ááá˝ááášáááááśáááážá Example: They ascended a hill, Warm air ascends. 2.(áááááááśááááá) áĄážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: ascended ; past participle: ascended ; present participle: ascending ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To move upward; to mount; to go up; to rise; -- opposed to descend. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To rise, in a figurative sense; to proceed from an inferior to a superior degree, from mean to noble objects, from particulars to generals, from modern to ancient times, from one note to another more acute, etc.; as, our inquiries ascend to the remotest antiquity; to ascend to our first progenitor. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To go or move upward upon or along; to climb; to mount; to go up the top of; as, to ascend a hill, a ladder, a tree, a river, a throne.
Ą
Ą j ;}AscentÉËsentá˘áš 'ááááá(noun)
(noun). áááážááĄážá, ááśáááááááĄážááá ááťá ~ of an airplane ááśááĄážá steep ~áá¸á áá (áĄážáááž)
noun 1.ááśááĄážá, ááááźááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING 1.The act of rising; motion upward; rise; a mounting upward; as, he made a tedious ascent; the ascent of vapors from the earth. 2.The way or means by which one ascends. 3.An eminence, hill, or high place. 4.The degree of elevation of an object, or the angle it makes with a horizontal line; inclination; rising grade; as, a road has an ascent of five degrees. #G/
AscensiveÉËsensÉŞvá˘áš 'áááááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.ááśááĄážá, ááśáá áááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of ascending; a rising; ascent. 2.Specifically: The visible ascent of our Savior on the fortieth day after his resurrection. (Acts i. 9.) Also, Ascension Day. 3.An ascending or arising, as in distillation; also that which arises, as from distillation. áá˝áááśááˇááááááâ (ááśáâááśáâáĄážáâáá âááááśáâáá˝ááâááˇáâááááââááááâááááˇáááâ)b %Sc{AscendingÉËsÉndiĹá˘áš 'ááááášááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(sternly self denying, austere, strict) áááááźá ááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.In the early church, one who devoted himself to a solitary and contemplative life, characterized by devotion, extreme self-denial, and self-mortification; a hermit; a recluse; hence, one who practices extreme rigor and self-denial in religious things. adjective 1.Extremely rigid in self-denial and devotions; austere; severe. ááśááâ á˘áááâáááážááťááááááˇááˇááś2 '3g I
AscertainmentËĂŚsÉËteÉŞnmÉntËá˘ááááš'áááááášááá(noun)
1.(Get to know, find out for a certainty, discover, determine) áááážá˛ááááśááášáááśááááśáááĄážáááááááážáááááááśááááááá, ááááśáááážá, áááááááśááťá, ááˇááˇááááááááááś, ááážáá˘ááááá, áá˝ááááášá, ááážááááášá Example: I want to ascertain the truth. Example: The police are trying to ascertain what really happened. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To render (a person) certain; to cause to feel certain; to make confident; to assure; to apprise. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make (a thing) certain to the mind; to free from obscurity, doubt, or change; to make sure of; to fix; to determine. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To find out or learn for a certainty, by trial, examination, or experiment; to get to know; as, to ascertain the weight of a commodity, or the purity of a metal. Synonyms 1.detect, devise, discover, expose, find out, invent, learn originate, reveal Antonyms 1.cover, hide, lose, mask, screen
U a
ű ('U B*!99
ASEAN'eÉŞsÉŞÉn'á˘áááááá(abbreviation)
(abbreviation). Association of South East Asian Nations áá áááá áááááśááśááˇá˘áśááá¸á˘áśáááááá (ááśáááśá)
(transitive verb). ~ something to somebody/ something ááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝áááááááááśáááá, áááááááá, ááśááááááˇáááááááá˘áááááśááááśáááŹá˘ááá¸áá˝á, ááˇááśáá˘áśáá áááťááááááááááá áááťááááśááá ~ the play to himááááááááśááśááááśááááááá˘áááááśááááśáá ~ success to hard workááśááśáááááá Synonyms attribute
ascribable (adjective). ~ to somebody/somethingáááá˘áśááááá áááťáá, áááá˘áśááážá áááťáá
verb â past tense: ascribed ; past participle: ascribed ; present participle: ascribing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Attribute, impute, assign, credit) the play to him áááááááśááśááááśááááááá˘áááááśááááśáá Example: The forest ranger ascribed his health to exercise and food.ascribe success to hard work ááśááśáááááá O& KE
Ascot'ĂŚskÉt'á˘ááááááááá(noun)
(abbreviation). (computing) American Standard Code for Information Inter áááááźáááááźá˘áśááááˇá áááááśááááááźáááááááśá
noun 1.ááśáááááááášáááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The condition, practice, or mode of life, of ascetics.
? Z 3l? )/!A}
AshakeÉËĘeÉŞká˘á 'ááá ášáá(adverb)
noun 1.(The residue of anything bunt, a dead body, a common shade tree, hard tough wood of this tree; of the color of ashes, pale, receptacle for cigarette ash) ááá Example: Burning coal produces ash. _-EYeQAsexualeÉŞËsekĘĘÉ,-ËsekĘĘÉlá˘ááá 'áááááá á˝á(adjective)
adjective 1.(produced by other than sexual processes, without sex) ááááááážá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááážá, áááááááśáááá, áááááˇááá˝áááá @,%MG]AsepticeÉŞËseptÉŞká˘ááá 'ááááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) Aseptis of bandage ááśáááá˘áśááááááááááśáááááá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) (not liable to decay, or to blood poisoning) aseptic dressing áááááááśáááááá "+=S ?
AsepsiseÉŞËsepÉŞs; US ÉËsep-á˘ááá 'áááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). ~ of bandage áááááśááśáááááśáááááá, ááśáááá˘áśá ~ of wound ááśáááˇáááááśá, ááˇáá¸áááááááááá
ááááśáááááśáááá rake over old the ashes- ááśáááááśáááżáá áśáá, á áśáá rise from the ashes- áážáá áááá¸áááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.(PLURAL) The earthy or mineral particles of combustible substances remaining after combustion, as of wood or coal. 2.(PLURAL) Specifically: The remains of the human body when burnt, or when âreturned to dustâ by natural decay. 3.(PLURAL) The color of ashes; deathlike paleness. R1?[
Ashen'ĂŚĘn'á˘ášááá ááá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ face áááááááááśáá ~ remainsáááááśááá, áááááśááááááźá ááá
adjective 1.~ (of something / somebody / oneself); (that..); ~ (of do something) (filled with shame, unwilling [to act] because of such a feeling, feeling shame arid guilt over) áááááááśá, áááá˘áá, áááááśáá˛ááááááśáá˘ááâáŹááźá ááˇááááá, áááá ááááźáá ááááá, áááááˇááśáááá, áááááˇáá áááśáá, ááááááááá áááááˇá, áááá˘áśáááśááááťá, áááááááśá Example: I play so badly, I feel quite ashamed, Ashamed of playing so badly, Ashamed that I played so bad. Example: Tom was ashamed at the way he was dressed in red velvet with lace trim. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Affected by shame; abashed or confused by guilt, or a conviction or consciousness of some wrong action or impropriety. Synonyms 1.abashed, debased, embarrassed, shamefaced
R
c ŤĘ
R 4=?E)QAsiaticËeÉŞĘÉŞĂŚtÉŞkËËeÉŞzÉŞ'á˘áááááááˇá(adjective)
(adjective). ááá˘áśááá¸
(noun). ááááśááˇá˘áśááá¸
noun 1.ááááśááˇá˘áśááḠadjective 1.áááááá¸áá˘áśááḠ<<395qAsian'eÉŞkĘn; US eÉŞĘn'á˘áááááá(adjective)
(adjective). ááá˘áśááá¸
(noun). ááááśááˇá˘áśááá¸
noun 1.(the people of Asia) ááááśááˇá˘áśááḠadjective 1.(of Asia) ááá˘áśááḠ];93M Asia'eÉŞĘÉ; US 'ÉÉŞĘÉ'á˘ááááá(proper noun)
(proper noun). á˘áśááḠAsia Development Bank (ADB)áááśááśáá˘ááˇááááááá˘áśááḠAsia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)á˘áááááśáááˇá áá áá áááááˇáááááˇááśááááááááˇá áá áá áááááá˘áśááá¸áááśááá¸á áááˇá
(adverb). ááááĄáá, áá˝áá˘áááážááˇá turn aside ááá, ááśá put aside (a book)ááťáá áááá˝áááááááput aside (one's problems)ááááááá á áá aside from thatáááá áá¸ááá (Theater) say aside ááˇááśáááźá ááśáá˝á ááááˇáááááśáááá á˘ááááážá
aside (noun). an aside áááá¸ááá˘ááááážááá˝á áááááá á˘ááááážá
'aside from (preposition).ááˇáááśáááááá áźá
adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) áá ááááśá, ááááśááááááźá Example: to put aside or to set aside á§ááśá áááá áááááááťá adverb 1.(To or on one side, apart, away, privately, words spoken in an undertone) áá¸á áá áá, áááááá, ááťááá, ááˇááá, ááááśááá¸áá, ááááśáááŻá, ááááĄáá, ááśááá áá, ááśááá áá Example: Step aside, Drew me aside and whispered.turn ááá, ááśá put aside (a book) ááťáá áááá˝ááááááá put aside (one's problems) ááááááá á áá aside from that áááá áá¸ááá
Ü Ü B+Ž AskÉ:ská˘áśááá(transitive verb)
(intransitive verb). ask for ááááž, ááťá ask aboutáá˝áá˘ááḠaks afteráá˝áááťáááťááá aks out ááá áá ask not to be named áááážááťáááˇááááá ááááááá to be had for the askingááťáááááťáááśá ask for a favour ááťáááśáá˘ááťááááá ask to come á˘áááážá, ááťáá˘áááážá
1.~ (somebody) (about somebody / something) (request, require, invite, interrogate, entreat) ááťá, ááááśáááááá, áá˝ááá, áášá, áááá¸, ááááźáááááž, ááááźáááśá, á ááááśá, ááśáááśá, áááášáááśáááśá, ááśáááá˛ááááá ááááááťá, ááááž, áááźá ááťá Example: Ask a question, ask about the matter, Ask him who it is, etc., Ask him a favor, ask a favor of him.ask question áá˝á ask favor ááťá ask a high price ááśááááá ask lot of him áááááźá ask question á á Example: Della asked people on the street if they knew where the bus stopped. verb â past tense: asked ; past participle: asked ; present participle: asking ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááž 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áá˝á
Ů V
é Ś]/QŮ BM1Q
AspĂŚspá˘ááááá(noun)
adjective 1.(Aside, awry, askant, obliquely) ááááááááá, ááááááááˇá, áááááááá, áááááá Example: Makara was in such a hurry that she puts her hat on askew. ENGLISH MEANING adjective / adverb 1.Awry; askance; asquint; oblique or obliquely; -- sometimes indicating scorn, or contempt, or entry. RD%9U
AskerËÉ:skÉ(r)á˘ášá 'ááş(á)(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááá aspect dreary ááˇáááááśá aspect of the problem á áááťá noun 1.Look, view, appearance, expression, a side or part facing a given direction, visage, side, impression, angle. ááˇáááááśá, áááááááááśá, ááááá˘áśááśáá, áááá, ááááááś Example: Look at 01 aspects of the problem before you try to solve it, The fierce aspect of stranger frightened the children. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááˇááá fO'3}
Asparagusbean'ĂŚspÉrĂŚgjĘsbi:ná˘áš 'ááááááášá ááášáááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(a kitchengarden plant with tender shoots) ááááśááááśááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus of perennial plants belonging to the natural order Liliaceae, and having erect much branched stems, and very slender branchlets which are sometimes mistaken for leaves. Asparagus racemosus is a shrubby climbing plant with fragrant flowers. Specifically: The Asparagus officinalis, a species cultivated in gardens. 2.The young and tender shoots of A. officinalis, which form a valuable and well-known article of food.
I [ än/I b[ #Gc
AsphodelĂŚsËfÉdelá˘áá 'á áááášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A sprinkling, as with water or dust, in a literal sense. 2.The spreading of calumniations reports or charges which tarnish reputation, like the bespattering of a body with foul water; calumny. sU!S}
AsperseÉËspÉ:sá˘áá 'áááážá ááá(transitive verb)
noun â Plural: Asperities 1.(roughness, hashness, crossness) ááśáááááááááážá, áááááááááśá, ááśáá áá, ááááážá, ááśáááźáá ááááˇáááśáááááááááá, ááá áááá¸áášáááášááŹááááˇáááááá, ááśááááááááááśá, ááśááááˇááááťá, ááá áááá¸áášáááá, á˘ááážáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Asperities 1.Roughness of surface; unevenness; -- opposed to smoothness. 2.Roughness or harshness of sound; that quality which grates upon the ear; raucity. 3.Roughness to the taste; sourness; tartness. 4.Moral roughness; roughness of manner; severity; crabbedness; harshness; -- opposed to mildness. 5.Sharpness; disagreeableness; difficulty.
x
Á^Ýľx 9a 9+
Aspic'ÉspÉŞk'á˘áááááˇá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááá ážá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááááááá ážá, ááśáááááááá ážá, ááśááááážá˛ááááááááá ážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of causing asphyxia; a state of asphyxia. _]!-k iMAsphyxiateÉsËfÉŞksÉŞeÉŞtá˘ášá 'á áááá¸ááááˇá˘áá(transitive verb)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (smother, suffocate, smother, choke) áááážá˛áááááááááá ážá 2.(áááááááśááááá) (INTRANSITIVE) áááááááá ážá 3.(áááááááśááááá) áááážá˛ááááááááá ážá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To bring to a state of asphyxia; to suffocate. [Used commonly in the past pple.] ;\ )Sm!AsphyxiaÉsËfÉŞksÉŞÉá˘ášá 'á áááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(pronounce with a full breathing sound) ááááźá, ááśáááááźá, ááśáááşá, ááśááááááá ážá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááźááááášá áŹááááááá¸ááááśáá˝ááááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A sound consisting of, or characterized by, a breath like the sound of h; the breathing h or a character representing such a sound; an aspirated sound. 2.A mark of aspiration used in Greek; the asper, or rough breathing. 3.An elementary sound produced by the breath alone; a surd, or nonvocal consonant; as, f, th in thin, etc. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To pronounce with a breathing, an aspirate, or an h sound; as, we aspirate the words horse and house; to aspirate a vowel or a liquid consonant. Fb +W Aspirant'ÉspaÉŞÉrÉnt'á˘ááááášááášááá(noun)
(noun). ~ (to / after/ for something) á˘áááááááśááááś
(adjective). áááááááśááááś
noun 1.~ (to something) (wisher, candidate) á˘áááááááśááááś Example: Some students were aspirants for the honor roll. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who aspires; one who eagerly seeks some high position or object of attainment. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Aspiring
! C
C hÄ+! k%aAssĂŚsá˘ááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ride an ~ ááśâ (áááááážááá˝á) á˘. He's an ~ áááťááááááá¸ááááž (Vulgar) kick his ~ ááźá to make an ass of oneselfááááááááźáááśáááááśáááááá the asse's bridgeá§áááááááááááážá˛ááááśááááááá˘ááááááážááááážáááśá
noun 1.(donkey, fool, stupid or silly person, jackass, dolt) ride an ááááááśáááááážááá˝á He's an ass áááťááááááá¸ááááž 2.(VULGAR) Kick his ass ááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A quadruped of the genus Equus (E. asinus), smaller than the horse, and having a peculiarly harsh bray and long ears. The tame or domestic ass is patient, slow, and sure-footed, and has become the type of obstinacy and stupidity. There are several species of wild asses which are swift-footed. 2.A dull, heavy, stupid fellow; a dolt. j!Qo_Asquint'ĂŚskwÉŞnt'á˘ááááááá¸ááá(adverb)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.With the eye directed to one side; not in the straight line of vision; obliquely; awry, so as to see distortedly; as, to look asquint. i#
'
Asportation"(noun)
noun 1.ááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who kills, or attempts to kill, by surprise or secret assault; one who treacherously murders any one unprepared for defense. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To assassinate m 'Su)AssailantÉËseÉŞlÉntá˘áš 'áááááĄášááá(noun)
1.~ somebody (with something) (attack, leap or fall on, ply with arguments, reproaches, etc., abuse, assault) ááśáááťá, ááááśá, ááśáá¸, ááśááááá áśá, áááá áśá, áááśáá 2.(FIGURATIVE) á áśááááááśáá, ááˇáááá, áááážá˛ááááááśááááááˇáááśá, ááśáááááśá, ááááśáááśá, ááááá robberes assail him áááážáááááśááááááá threats assail him áááááśáááá áááá¸áááááááˇá verb â past tense: assailed ; past participle: assailed ; present participle: assailing ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá áśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: assailed ; past participle: assailed ; present participle: assailing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To attack with violence, or in a vehement and hostile manner; to assault; to molest; as, to assail a man with blows; to assail a city with artillery. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To encounter or meet purposely with the view of mastering, as an obstacle, difficulty, or the like. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To attack morally, or with a view to produce changes in the feelings, character, conduct, existing usages, institutions; to attack by words, hostile influence, etc.; as, to assail one with appeals, arguments, abuse, ridicule, and the like.
Ď Y
Kq%9sk
AssassinatorÉËsĂŚsÉŞËneÉŞtÉ(r)á˘ášËáááááᡠ'ááááááş(á)(noun)
assault (transitive verb). robbers ~ themáááážáááááśááááááá ~ a girl á áśááááááá ~ with insults ááááá (á˘.á.)
noun 1.~ (on / against somebody / something) ááśáááśáááťá, ááśáááśáá¸, ááśáááśááááá áśá, ááśááááááááááśáááśá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśáááááśáááááśá Example: An intentional show of force or a movement that could reasonably make the person approached feel in danger of physical danger. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááááááááśáááŹá áááśâáááá ááááśáááááśáá áááťáááááśáá áááśááááśáááááážá˘áááááááááááˇááá ááˇááášáááśáááá˝áááááˇááá ááááťáááá áááá¸áááááááááśááá˘ááá¸ááśáááśááááá áśááážááśáááśááŹááááˇáááááťááááááááááśááááááááááśáááááááśáááśá á 3.ááśáááśááááá áśá, ááśáááááśáááááśá 4.(ááááś) ááśáááśááááááťáá áźá verb â past tense: assaulted ; past participle: assaulted ; present participle: assaulting ; 1.ááśááááá áśá
s
Us ^x#'Y?
AssemblanceÉËsemblĂŚnsá˘áš 'ááááááášááá(noun)
(noun). an ~ of people áááááťá, ááááťááááťááááááááááťáááááś a mechanical ~ á˘ááá¸ááááááááťááĄážáá ážáááşáááĄážáá ážá right of ~ ááśááááááťáááááś the ~ of a radio áááááťá (ááśááááááťááŹááśááááĄážá)
1.áááááˇááśá, ááśááááááťá, ááśáááááťá, ááśáááááśáá, ááśááá˝ááááááśááˇá, ááśááááĄážá 2.(an) assemblage (of people) áááááťá, ááááťááááťááááááááááťáááááś 3.(a mechanical) assemblage á˘ááá¸ááááááááťáá ážááŹáááĄážáá ážá 4.(right of) assemblage ááśááááááťáááááś 5.The assemblage (of a radio) áááááśáááááťááŹááśááááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of assembling, or the state of being assembled; association. 2.A collection of individuals, or of individuals, or of particular things; as, a political assemblage; an assemblage of ideas. mv A
AsselfÉËselfá˘áš 'áááá áá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: assembled ; past participle: assembled ; present participle: assembling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Assemble a crowd áááááťá, ááááťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťá, ááááťá, áááááźá, áááááťá, áááááźá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááťáááááś, ááááťáááááś 4.(TRANSITIVE) áááĄážá Example: Assemble radio. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: assembled ; past participle: assembled ; present participle: assembling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To collect into one place or body; to bring or call together; to convene; to congregate. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To meet or come together, as a number of individuals; to convene; to congregate. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To collect and put together the parts of; as, to assemble a bicycle, watch, gun, or other manufactured article. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To liken, to compare
s5 ~#+eu
AssemblymanÉËsemblÉŞmÉná˘áš 'áááááááá¸ááášá(noun)
(noun). ~ of farmers áááááťá (cap) state ~ áááś ~ of radiosááśáááááťá, ááśááááĄážá right of ~ ááśááááááťáááááś an ~ of goods á˘ááá¸ááááááśááááááťáááááś complex ~ á˘ááá¸áááááááĄážáá ážá National Assembly áááśááśáᡠUN General Assemblyáá áśáááááˇááśáááááá˘áááááśááá áááááśááśáᡠConstituant Assembleáááśááááááˇá áááśáá Ordinary Assembleáááááˇááśáááśáááá Extraordinary Assemble áááááˇááśáááˇááśáááá car assemble plant áááá ááááááĄážááááááá
noun â Plural: Assemblies 1.Essembly of farmers áááááťá assembly of radios ááśáááááťá, ááśááááĄážá right of assembly ááśááááááťáááááś an assembly of goods á˘ááá¸ááááááśááááááťáááááś complex assembly á˘ááá¸áááááááĄážáá ážá 2.(á áááśáá) áááááˇááśá Example: A large meeting. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááááááááťáááá á 3.(á áááśáá) áááśááááśáááśááááá Example: The lower house of many legislatures. á§ááśá áááá áááśááśááááśáááá˘ááááá¸ááˇááááááˇááááááááááááśá ááážáâááááťáááˇááááá á 4.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááźáááááťá, áááś, áááááˇááśá, ááśááááááťá, ááśááááĄážá 5.State assembly áááś
Ą Ą [ ; y}AssentÉËsentá˘áš 'ááááá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.á˘ááťááźá, ááśáááááááá, ááśáááááááá Example: Approval; demonstrated agreement. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááááááśáááááááááááááááśááááááááĄážá á 2.ááˇá áá ááááááááá, áŻáááśáááááááááááá Example: Royal Assent á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááááááśááááźáááśáâááááá áááá¸áááááá áááśáááá á˘áááááśá˘ááťááᡠ3.(UNCOUNTABLE) ~ (to something) give assent ááśáááááááá Example: I'll have to ask my parent's assent if I want to go to the movies. verb â past tense: assented ; past participle: assented ; present participle: assenting ; 1.ááááááá, áááá áśáááźáááśáááááááá 2.ááááááá 3.áážáá˛ááá áźá, ááá˝á, ááááááá, ááťáááśááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of assenting; the act of the mind in admitting or agreeing to anything; concurrence with approval; consent; agreement; acquiescence. verb â past tense: assented ; past participle: assented ; present participle: assenting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To admit a thing as true; to express one's agreement, acquiescence, concurrence, or concession. Synonyms 1.accede, acquiesce, agree. comply, consent 2.coincide, concur, protest
N ߨP9 N g#
5
Asservation"(noun)
noun 1.ááśáá˘áá˘áśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááá˘áááśá, ááśááááááśááá˘áá˘áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of asserting, or that which is asserted; positive declaration or averment; affirmation; statement asserted; position advanced. 2.Maintenance; vindication; as, the assertion of one's rights or prerogatives. ; [AssertÉËsÉ:tá˘áš 'ááşááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ááśáááśá, ááśáááá, ááˇááśááááááśáá ~ that he is dishonestáááá˘áá˘áśá ~ one's independenceááśáááśá
1.Assert that he is dishonest áááá˘áá˘áśá assert one's independence ááśáááśá Example: The judge asserted that the suspect had been in join at the time of the murder. verb â past tense: asserted ; past participle: asserted ; present participle: asserting ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áá˘áśá, áááá˘áá˘áśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: asserted ; past participle: asserted ; present participle: asserting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To affirm; to declare with assurance, or plainly and strongly; to state positively; to aver; to asseverate. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To maintain or defend, as a cause or a claim, by words or measures; to vindicate a claim or title to; as, to assert our rights and liberties. Synonyms 1.affirm, allege, aver, claim, declare, express, maintain, state. 2. defend, support, uphold, vindicate Antonyms 1.contradict, deny, refute á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To maintain, to defend
P dđP !%S OAssessmentÉËsesmÉntá˘áš 'áááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááśáááááááśá, ááśáááśáááááá, ááśáááˇáááááśá Example: What is your assessment of the situation? 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśáááááá 3.(á áááśáá) ááśááááśáááááááśáá˘ááááááááááááá !S7
AssessionÉËsesĘná˘áš 'ááááşá ááášá(noun)
1.~ something (as something) ááśáááááá, ááˇáááááśá assess property for taxation áááááśá, áááśááááááá assess the situation ááááááááśáááážá Example: I assess your chances as extremely low. verb â past tense: assessed ; past participle: assessed ; present participle: assessing ; 1.(á áááśáá) áááśáááááááśá, áááááááááá, ááśááááááá Example: Generally, to determine the value of something in particular, to set some value on a property taxes to it. á§ááśá áááá ááśááźáá ááşááááááááááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝áááśááˇáááâáááááááááááąááááááááˇááááśáá˝áááááťáááááááááááááááážááááááˇááááá á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááá, áááśáááááśá, ááááááážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: assessed ; past participle: assessed ; present participle: assessing ; 1.To value; to make a valuation or official estimate of for the purpose of taxation. 2.To apportion a sum to be paid by (a person, a community, or an estate), in the nature of a tax, fine, etc.; to impose a tax upon (a person, an estate, or an income) according to a rate or apportionment. 3.To determine and impose a tax or fine upon (a person, community, estate, or income); to tax; as, the club assessed each member twenty-five cents. 4.To fix or determine the rate or amount of. Synonyms 1.appraise, assign, calculate, compute, estimate, evaluate, fix, levy, reckon, tax
F F 6 %?AssessorÉËsesÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááááş(á)(noun)
adjective 1.áááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, áááááááśááśááááášáááááá, ááááááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Constant in application or attention; devoted; attentive; unremitting. 2.Performed with constant diligence or attention; unremitting; persistent; as, assiduous labor. 3
-_K!AssiduityĂŚsÉŞËdju:ÉtÉŞá˘ááááá¸á 'ááźá˘ášáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Assiduities 1.ááśáááááśááśáááááááááášáááťáááááááá áá, ááśááááááśáá, ááśááááááśá, ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, ááá áááá¸ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Assiduities 1.Constant or close application or attention, particularly to some business or enterprise; diligence. 2.Studied and persevering attention to a person; -- usually in the plural. 3 %1{;
AsseverationÉËsevÉËreÉŞĘná˘ášËáááááš 'áááááááá ášá(noun)
verb â past tense: asseverated ; past participle: asseverated ; present participle: asseverating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááá˘áá˘áśá, ááááááááśáá, áááááááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááśáąáĄáśááˇá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: asseverated ; past participle: asseverated ; present participle: asseverating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To affirm or aver positively, or with solemnity.
5i x
ľ ç s!)_1=AssignmentÉËsaÉŞnmÉntá˘áš 'ááśáááááášááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. homework ~ ááˇá áá ááśá á˘. ááśáááááááááˇá áá ááśá, ááśááááááááśáááśá, ááśááááááźáá˛ááááááž secret ~áááááááá assignment of seatsááśááááááááááááá˘ááááťá áŁ. ~ to Washington ááśáá áśáá (Law) ~ of propertyááśááááááááááá, ááśáááśááááááá
noun 1.ááśáááśáááá˝áááááśáŹáááśááááá¸ááˇáááááťá, á áśáááťáá ááá, ááśááááááá˛áá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááśáá, ááśááááááááááááˇááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of assigning or allotting; apportionment. 2.An appointment of time and place for meeting or interview; -- used chiefly of love interviews, and now commonly in a bad sense. 3.A making over by transfer of title; assignment. J #G3
Assignat'ĂŚsÉŞgnĂŚtá˘áš 'ááśááášáá(noun)
(noun). ~ (for /with something); ~ (in doing something/ to do something) áááá˝á, ááˇá áá áááááááá, ááááá á, áááá˝áááśá, ááśáá§ááááááá Development assistanceáááá˝ááááááśááá˘ááˇáááááá with the assistance ofáááááśáááśááá˝áá§ááááááááá
noun 1.~ (for / with something); ~ (in doing something / to do something) áááá˝á, ááˇá áá áááááááá, áááááááá Example: Any considerate person would give an old lady assistance crossing the street. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá˝á, áááá˝áááśá AisAssistÉËsÉŞstá˘áš 'ááá¸ááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ (somebody) in/ with something; ~ (somebody) in doing something áá˝á, á§ááááááá ~ the poor áááááááá, áááááťááááááś á˘. ~ at/in something ááśáááťááá ááááťáááˇáá¸áá˝á
assist (noun). ~ (for / with something); ~ (in doing something/ to do something) áááá˝á, ááśááá˝á, ááśááááááťááááááś
1.~ (somebody) in / with something; ~ (somebody) in doing something áááááááá, ááááťááááá˘áśáááá, ááááťááááááááźáááśá an old lady áá˝á assist the poor áááááááá noun 1.áááá˝áááśáááźáá˝á, ááśááá, ááˇááááˇá, ááśááá˝á, ááśááááááťááááááś Example: Please assist Sophy with his class work. verb â past tense: assisted ; past participle: assisted ; present participle: assisting ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áá˝á, á§ááááááá, áááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: assisted ; past participle: assisted ; present participle: assisting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To give support to in some undertaking or effort, or in time of distress; to help; to aid; to succor. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To lend aid; to help. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To be present as a spectator; as, to assist at a public meeting. Synonyms 1.abet, aid, back, further, help, promote, serve, support, sustain Antonyms 1.hamper, hinder, impede, prevent
J &J X MQ
AssizeÉËsaÉŞzá˘áš 'ááá¸áá ááá(noun)
(noun). áááá˝á, á˘ááááá˝á (Literary)áááˇáá ááááśáḠpersonal assistantá˘ááááááá˝áááśáááťáááá shop assistantá˘ááááááážááśáááááťáá áśá Deputty assistant secretary of state (US)ááźáá˝á, á§áááśáá¸ááááááááááá¸ááááá˝áááśáááááá, á§áááśáá¸ááááááá˝áááśáááááá
(adjective). ~ manageráá assistant chief electoral officerááááááá¸áááá˝áááśááááááśááááááááá assistant accountantááááááááááááá˝áááśá a electoral officerááááááá¸áááá˝áááśááááááááá assistant to the minister á˘ááááááá˝áááśáááááááááááḠassistant secretary of state (US)á§áááśáá¸ááááááááááá¸ááááá˝áááśáááááá (á˘áśááááˇá)
noun 1.áááá˝áááśá, á˘ááááá˝á, áááˇáá ááááśáḠExample: The director's assistant may be able to answer your question while the director is away. 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááááááá˝áááśá
ó ó /e)gAssociateÉËsÉĘĘÉŞeÉŞtá˘áš 'ááźááá áá¸á˘áááá(transitive verb)
(intransitive verb). ~ with somebodyáááážáĄážáááśáá˝áááááś ~ with criminalsáááááá ~ with an organization á áźá, á áźááá˝á
(noun). áĄ. professional ~ áááśáá As sociation of South, East Asian Nations. áááśáááááááááááśááśááˇáá á˘áśááá¸á˘áśáááááá Association for Agricultural Developmentáááśááá˘ááˇáááááááááˇáááá Association for Disable Persons, Windows and Political Prisoners áááśáááááááśááááááˇááśá, áááááá¸áááááśáááˇáá˘áááááááááááśá Association for supporting Buddhismáááśááááśááááááááááťáááááśáááś á˘. ~ with criminals ááśááááááá áŁ. ~ with an organization ááśáá áźááá˝á
'Asociation football (also football, soccer) (noun).áá áááá¸áĄáśááśááááśáá
1.(professional) association áááśáá 2.Association (with criminals) ááśáááááá 3.Association (with an organization) ááśáá áźááá˝á noun 1.ááśááá˝ááááá áźáááááś, ááśááá˝ááá˝áááááś Example: Some joined the association in order to meet people with common interest. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááśáá, áááˇááá, ááśáá áźááá˝á, ááśááááááá
:
§" : d' 5
AssotÉËsÉtá˘áš 'áááá(intransitive verb)
(noun). an assortmant of wrenches ááááśá ááážáááá the ~ of cards ááśáá áśááááśááááááá˝á
1.An assortment (of wrenches) ááááá ááážáááá 2.The assortment (of cards) ááśáá áśááááśááááááá˝á noun 1.ááśáááááááś áŹááááźáááááś, ááśááááááźáááááťááááááťááźá ááááś, á áááśááááááśáá, ááśááááá áźáááśááááťá, ááśááááá áááťá, ááśááááážááážá Example: A strange assortment of people came aboard the ship at New York. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Act of assorting, or distributing into sorts, kinds, or classes. 2.A collection or quantity of things distributed into kinds or sorts; a number of things assorted. 3.A collection containing a variety of sorts or kinds adapted to various wants, demands, or purposes; as, an assortment of goods. Synonyms 1.change, difference, dissimilarity, diversity, heterogeneity, medley, miscellany, mixture, multifariousness, variety Antonyms 1.homogeneity, likeness, monotony, sameness p% %;AssortedÉËsÉ:tÉŞdá˘áš 'áááá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). ~ dishes áááááá (á ááážáááťá) cards have been ~áááááśááááááá˝á
assortment (noun). an assortmant of wrenches ááááśá ááážáááá the ~ of cards ááśáá áśááááśááááááá˝á
Past or Past Participle form of: assort adjective 1.Assorted dishes ááááááá ááážáááťá cards have been assorted áááááśááááááá˝á Example: People of assorted back ground attend these lectures. a$ 5uAssortÉËsÉ:tá˘áš 'áááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: assorted ; past participle: assorted ; present participle: assorting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) á áśááááśááááááá˝á, áááááŹááááťááááťááááŹááááááááááśáŹááááźáááááś, ááááááś, ááááźáááááś, ááśááááśáá˝á, á áśááá áźáááááťáá áááá, á áśááááááśáá, á áśááááśááááťá, áááá áááťá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: assorted ; past participle: assorted ; present participle: assorting ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To agree; to be in accordance; to be adapted; to suit; to fall into a class or place. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To separate and distribute into classes, as things of a like kind, nature, or quality, or which are suited to a like purpose; to classify; as, to assort goods. [Rarely applied to persons.] 3.(TRANSITIVE) To furnish with, or make up of, various sorts or a variety of goods; as, to assort a cargo.
č 1 řÂč V+
Assumably"(adverb)
verb â past tense: assuaged ; past participle: assuaged ; present participle: assuaging ; 1.áááááźá, áááááśá, áááážá˛ááááááá, áááážá˛ááááááśá, áááá˘áá, ááááśáá, áá˝á, áááážá˛ááááźáááááśá, áááážá˛ááááá, áááážá˛áááááááááá Example: Assuage ones hunger, thirst, grief, longing, etc. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: assuaged ; past participle: assuaged ; present participle: assuaging ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To soften, in a figurative sense; to allay, mitigate, ease, or lessen, as heat, pain, or grief; to appease or pacify, as passion or tumult; to satisfy, as appetite or desire. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To abate or subside. Synonyms 1.abate, decrease, diminish, lessen, lower, moderate, reduce, suppress Antonyms 1.amplify, enlarge, increase, intensify, revive K(
Asst"(abbreviation)
8,9A AssumeÉËsju:m; US ÉËsu:má˘áš 'áááááźá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ he will go ááááśá ~ a factááááááááśááťá á˘. ááá˝ááááááťá, ááááážá, ááá ~ office ááá˝áááśááááśáá áŁ. áááážááž á¤. ááśááááśáááá¸áŹááááá ~ an identity ááááá assume his seatá˘áááážáá˘ááááťá assume the governmentá áźááááááááááááááťáááá
assumer (noun).á˘áááááááśá
1.Assume (he will go) ááááśá 2.Assume (a fact) áááááááśááťá 3.Assume (office) ááá˝áááśááááśáá 4.Assume (an identity) ááááá noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááá˝áááśááááśáá, ááááśá, áááááááťá verb â past tense: assumed ; past participle: assumed ; present participle: assuming ; 1.á áśáá, ááśáá, áá, ááśá, áá áá, ááááážááá, áá˝á , áááá áśá, á áśááááśá, ááśá, áážááá, ááá˝ááááááťá, áááážááááśáá, áááážááááá, ááááá, á§áááś, áááááźáá˛ááááśá, ááťáááś Example: I assume that you will arrive an hour before the party. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: assumed ; past participle: assumed ; present participle: assuming ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To take to or upon one's self; to take formally and demonstratively; sometimes, to appropriate or take unjustly. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To take for granted, or without proof; to suppose as a fact; to suppose or take arbitrarily or tentatively. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To pretend to possess; to take in appearance. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To receive or adopt. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To be arrogant or pretentious; to claim more than is due. 6.(INTRANSITIVE) To undertake, as by a promise. Synonyms 1.appropriate, arrogate, conjecture, take, usurp, adopt, affect, pretend, simulate, wear, postulate, presume, suppose, theorize Antonyms 1.concede, doff, demonstrate, prove
Ü ëÜ 0C9mEAssureÉËĘÉ:(r); US ÉËĘĘÉá˘áš 'ááá (á)(transitive verb)
1.~ somebody (of something) ááśááśáááśáááááážáá¸ááˇá, ááá˝áá˘áá˘áśá, á áťáááˇá áá áááááśáááśáááá him of my support ááśááśá˘áá˘áśá, ááśááśáááśáááá assure our success áááážá˛ááááśááĄážáááˇáááśá verb â past tense: assured ; past participle: assured ; present participle: assuring ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááś, ááśááśáááśáááá, ááááááá˘ááááááż, ááťáá áˇááááážáááá˝ááŻá / QQ!qAssuranceÉËĘÉ:rÉns; US ÉËĘĘÉrÉnsá˘áš'ááá ááášááá(noun)
(noun). ~ of his support(ááśá) ááśááśá˘áá˘áśá, (ááśá) áááśáááá, ááˇá áá áááááś (act) with assuranceáááááááśááááááťááááá˝á, áááááááśáááážá make assurance doubly sureá˛ááááááśááááááťáá áˇáááááááťá
1.Assurance (of his support) ááśáááśááśá˘áá˘áśá, ááśááááśáááá 2.(act with) assurance áááááááśááááááťááááá˝á, áááááááśáááážá noun 1.ááśááááá˘áá˘áśá, ááśááááááś, ááśááááááááś, ááśááá˝áá˛ááááááášá, ááá áááá¸ááááśáá, ááśáááśááśáááśáááá, ááśáááśááśáááśáááááážáá¸ááˇáááááá , ááá áááá¸á˘ááá˘áśá , ááá áááá¸áááá ážá Example: Despite all the assurance had give the teacher, he continued to talk in class. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśááśáááśáááá, ááśáááááśáááááááś, ááááťáá áˇááááááá˝ááŻá
#
Ł j¤ż# [8 -EM
AsterialËĂŚstÉË(r)ÉlËá˘ášáááş 'ááá(adjective)
noun 1.ááááśáááááśááááááááášáááááśááźáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus of herbs with compound white or bluish flowers; starwort; Michaelmas daisy. 2.A plant of the genus Callistephus. Many varieties (called China asters, German asters, etc.) are cultivated for their handsome compound flowers. 3.A star-shaped figure of achromatic substance found chiefly in cells dividing by mitosis. a6 #Ec
Astatine'ĂŚstÉti:n'á˘ááááášáá¸á(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: assure noun 1.(á áááśáá) á˘áááááśáááśáááśááśáááśáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááśáááśáááśááśáááśááááá adjective 1.áááááááśáá, áááááá˝ááááśáááá, áááááśáááśááśáááśáááá
Ó ´ ęG>RÓ {> %MGOAsthmaticĂŚsËmĂŚtÉŞká˘ááá 'ááááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.ááááśááááááááá á áááááááááśáá˘ááááśáááˇáááááśááááá ááááááᡠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A starlike body; esp. one of the numerous small planets whose orbits lie between those of Mars and Jupiter; -- called also planetoids and minor planets. F:!5ckAsternÉËstÉ:ná˘áš 'ááşáá(adverb)
(adverb). áá áááááááśáááááá, ááśáááááá (Nautical) go asternááááááá (ááśááś)
(adjective). He's ~ áá ááááá
adverb 1.ááááááá (ááśááś), ááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In or at the hinder part of a ship; toward the hinder part, or stern; backward; as, to go astern. 2.Behind a ship; in the rear. H9 %E mMAsterisk'ĂŚstÉrÉŞsk'á˘ááááášáá¸á(noun)
noun 1.áááááś adjective 1.áá ááááá Example: He's asterisk. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááśáááááááś, áááááááááśááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The figure of a star used in printing and writing as a reference to a passage or note in the margin, to supply the omission of letters or words, or to mark a word or phrase as having a special character.
_
ş %
4 Do_ D '_7oAstonishÉËstÉnÉŞĘá˘áš 'ááááááá¸ááá á(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: astonished ; past participle: astonished ; present participle: astonishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááážá˛ááááááá, áááážá˛áááááá˝á, áááážá˛ááááááá, áááážá˛ááááááśááááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśááááá˘ážá, áááážá˘áááááážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: astonished ; past participle: astonished ; present participle: astonishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To stun; to render senseless, as by a blow. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To strike with sudden fear, terror, or wonder; to amaze; to surprise greatly, as with something unaccountable; to confound with some sudden emotion or passion. QC #S5
Astonied'ÉstÉnÉŞdá˘áš 'ááááááá¸áá(adjective)
(adverb. predic. adjective). áááĄá, ááááśááááá˘ážá, ááááťáá áááś ~ with rumors áááá˝ááááážá ~ at 5 astir m áááááśááááááááśá the whole village is astir before dawnááśáááááśááááááĄážááá áááážááśáááśáááťáááááááááá
noun 1.ááśáááááśááááá˘ážá, ááśááááážá˛ááááááá, ááśááááá˝á, ááśááááááśááááááˇááášááááá˝áááťááááááśáááŹááááźáá˛áááááááťááášááááá˝áááťá Example: Imagine my astonishment when Peter walked in! 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśááááá˘ážá, ááśááááážá, ááśáááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The condition of one who is stunned. Hence: Numbness; loss of sensation; stupor; loss of sense. 2.The overpowering emotion excited when something unaccountable, wonderful, or dreadful is presented to the mind; an intense degree of surprise; amazement. 3.The object causing such an emotion. Synonyms 1.admiration, amazement, astonishment, awe, bewilderment, curiosity, marvel, surprise, wonder, wonderment Antonyms 1.familiarity, triviality 2.apathy, expectation, indifference á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Dismay, consternation yE#/k-9AstonishingÉËstÉnÉŞĘÉŞĹá˘áš 'áááááááˇááá áá¸á(adjective)
(adverb). ááááááááááźá, ááááťáááááźáááťá, ááááśáá áśáááśáááśááᢠ(Literary & Figurative) to go astrayáážáááááźáááťááŹáááááááá where did we go astray?áážáážááááážááťááááááááś? go astray ááááááááááźá, ááťáááááźá, á áááĄáááááźá lead astrayá˘áźáááśááá ááááááźáááťá
(adjective).ááááááááá
1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťáááááźáááťá 2.(cows go) astray áááááá adjective 1.ááááážáááťáááááźá, áááááťááááááááá Example: Where did we go astray? á§ááśá áááá áážááááážááťááááááááś? 2.ááááááááá, ááááááážááááááááááźá, áááááááááááááźá, áááážá˛ááááśááááááśááá¸, áááááśáá˛ááááááááášáááááťá, áááááśáá˛ááááťááááááááá, ááááááážá˛ááááśáá áááá¸ááááźá
ü
ł
ňńP ü PU /_ AstrologyÉËstrÉlÉdĘÉŞá˘áš 'ááááááĄášáááá¸(noun)
noun 1.á áááśááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.In its etymological signification, the science of the stars; among the ancients, synonymous with astronomy; subsequently, the art of judging of the influences of the stars upon human affairs, and of foretelling events by their position and aspects. T%7{GMAstrologicalËĂŚstrÉËlÉdĘÉŞklËá˘áááááááš 'áĄááááááˇáá(adjective)
adjective 1.ááááśááśááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of or pertaining to astrology; professing or practicing astrology. $S!3iKqAstrologerÉËstrÉlÉĘÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááááááĄáááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.á áá, á áááśááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who studies the stars; an astronomer. 2.One who practices astrology; one who professes to foretell events by the aspects and situation of the stars. UR!/k
AstrolatryĂŚËstrÉleÉŞtrÉŞá˘áš 'ááááááĄááááááá¸(noun)
1.Astringent (substance) ááááááážá˛áááá˝ááŹááááˇá 2.Astringent (conditions) ááááááśá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááážá˛ááááśááˇááśáášá á ážááááááááŹááśááááśá, áášááááááá áášááááááááśáážá 2.áááááááŹááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A medicine or other substance that produces contraction in the soft organic textures, and checks discharges of blood, mucus, etc. adjective 1.Drawing together the tissues; binding; contracting; -- opposed to laxative; as, astringent medicines; a butter and astringent taste; astringent fruit. 2.Stern; austere; as, an astringent type of virtue.
ć Á x
t}>Ô ć j]#5o3
AstronoticsËĂŚstrÉËnÉ:tÉŞksËá˘ááááááá 'áášáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááśááˇááááś 2.ááśááśááśáááááááśááśááˇááááś, áááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The science which treats of the celestial bodies, of their magnitudes, motions, distances, periods of revolution, eclipses, constitution, physical condition, and of the causes of their various phenomena. 2.A treatise on, or text-book of, the science. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Astrology 4[)7w7
AstronomicallyËĂŚstrÉËnÉmÉŞklÉŞËá˘áááááááá ' áášáá¸ááá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.áá¸á, ááśáá¸á, áá ááááśá, á˛ááá ááááááśá, ááśááá ááááśá, áááá ááá áááá¸áá˝áááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Apart; separate from each other; into parts; in two; separately; into or in different pieces or places. 5c ISW
AstutelyÉËstju:tlÉŞ; US ÉËstu:tlÉŞá˘ášá 'ááááźáááá¸(adverb)
noun â Plural: Asyla, Asylums 1.áá¸ááááááá, ááááá, áááášá, áá¸áá˝á, áá¸áááá, áá¸áááááááááźááááááá˝áááťáááááśááá, ááśááśááááśááááááá ááááśááááááááááááááááááááááááááś, áááťáááááˇááśá, áááťáááá áśáá 2.(á áááśáá) áá¸ááááááá, ááˇááááˇááááá˘áśááááá Example: A home or shelter for people with special problems, usually people with physical or mental problems, such as the insane, handicapped, etc. Political asylum is a status given by a country to a citizen of another country who has asked for shelter from either prosecution or persecution by that other country. á§ááśá áááá áááááŹááááááááááśáááááťááááááááśááááá áśááˇááááááśáááááááśááşáááťááááááááśááááá áśááśáááááźáááśááŹáááˇáááááśááźá ááśáááťáááááˇááá ááˇááááťáááááˇááśáááśáážá ááá ááˇááˇááááááá˘áśááááááááááśáááşááśááśááááááááááá˝áá˘áááá áááááááááááááááááááááááááááśáááťááááááá˘ááááťááá¸ááśááááášááŹááśááááážááťáááťáááááááááááááááááááááááááá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááśááááśááśá, áá¸áááááááťáááááˇááśá, áá¸ááááááá, ááˇááááˇááááá˘áśááááá, áŹááťááááá 4.(political) asylum ááˇááááˇááááá˘áśáááá
Ń ę °
D¤¨ˇ Ń br!?q
Atavic'ĂŚtÉvÉŞk'á˘áááášáá¸á(adjective)
áááá á¤. á áááá, áááá áĽ. áááá, á ááá˝á at noon áá áááááááááááá at least áááśáá áá ááśáá at mostáááśáá ááážáááśáá at hand ááˇááâ at times áá˝áááśá at a runáááśáááśáááážá at full speedáááááááżá at allááá (á§. áĽáááááśáááá) at all costsááťáááśáááśáááśááááá at thatáážááá¸ááá at the spot.áá áá¸ááááááááá at firstááśááá at randomááśááááśáááá at a loss ááˇááśáááˇááá˝á , ááśáá at dagger down áá ááááťááááśááááá áźáááśáááááś at lengtháááśáááá at any rate áááśáááśááááá, áááááśáááśáááśááááá at best áážááááśáááážááśáá not at allááˇáááśáááá¸áá go at it áááážá˛áááááááá ášá keep at it áááááážááá ááá hit at it.ááśááá at onceááááśá, áá˝áááááá at work (on a project)ááááťáááááž Idiom,Idiomatic where it's at áááááááŹáááááááśááááááˇááááááťá arrive atááááá at his heels ááśááááááˇáá he entered at the front doorááśááá áźáááśáááááźáááťá at workááááťááááážááśááá áĄážá at daggers drawnáá ááááťááááśáááá¸ááśá áá ááťááśáááááś at largeáááśáááááá Ꮰáááááááááá ááááťááááá˝á at randomááśáááááśáááá at periláá ááááťááááśáá˘áááááśá áŹáááááááááśáá at adisadvantage á áśááááááá at his discretionááááá ááááśáá, á˘áśááááááá áážááśáá at any rateáááśáááśááááá at stake áááá á˘áśáá, áááá ááá˘ážá at homeáá áŻáááá, áá áááá
*
"
á ND+Ň ý * O| %O3
Atheling'ÌθÉlÉŞĹ'á˘ááá 'áááˇáá¸á(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The disbelief or denial of the existence of a God, or supreme intelligent Being. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Godlessness ááśáááśááśáááśááááâááááśáâááááááááâx /Q3
AthanasyËÌθÉËneÉŞsÉŞËá˘ááááš 'ááááá¸(noun)
Past form of: EatENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The goddess of mischievous folly; also, in later poets, the goddess of vengeance. 1.The preterit of Eat. uGqs
AtaxiaËeÉŞĂŚksÉŞÉË ÉËtĂŚksÉŞÉËá˘áááááá Ë á˘áš 'ááááá(adjective)
noun 1.(resemblance to remote ancestors rather than parents, recurrences of disease after some generations) áááááťááˇááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The recurrence, or a tendency to a recurrence, of the original type of a species in the progeny of its varieties; resemblance to remote rather than to near ancestors; reversion to the original form. 2.The recurrence of any peculiarity or disease of an ancestor in a subsequent generation, after an intermission for a generation or two.
t
ű ç÷UqŻÄ 4 t <
_
AtiltÉtÉŞlt(adverb)
preposition 1.áááá, ááááá, ááśááááášá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Across, especially in an oblique direction; sidewise; obliquely. 2.Across the course; so as to thwart; perversely. Preposition 1.Across; from side to side of. 2.Across the direction or course of; as, a fleet standing athwart our course. g#5
AthrongÉËθrÉĹá˘áš 'áááá(adverb)
noun 1.(games and sports requiring strength, agility, and stamina) á˘ááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The art of training by athletic exercises; the games and sports of athletes. l#1q9
AthleticismÌθËletÉŞsÉŞzÉmá˘ááá 'áĄááá¸áááˇá ááášá(noun)
ááááśáááááśáááá athletic bawl- áá¸áĄáśááááśáááśáááááĄáźáááźá á áśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Befitting an athlete; strong; muscular; robust; vigorous; as, athletic Celts. 2.Of or pertaining to athletes or to the exercises practiced by them; as, athletic games or sports. } E[YAthlete'Ìθli:t'á˘ááááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(person trained to physical exercises, feats or contests of strength. -athlete's foot a contagious disease, caused by a fungus that thrives on moist surfaces. -athlete's heart enlargement of the heart from excessive exercise) á˘áááá˘ááááá, á˘ááááááˇá
6T
eÉ - A9o
Atman'É:tmÉn; also 'É:tmÉ:n'á˘áśáááášá(noun)
noun â Plural: Atlases 1.(A volume of maps, a Titan, condemned by Zeus to carry the world on his shoulders, an American missile) ááááá ááááá¸, ááá˘ášáááááááááááśáááááááááśá, ááźáááááˇáááťáááááˇáááááťáááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá ááááḠ3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá˘ášááááááááá¸áá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Atlases 1.One who sustains a great burden. 2.The first vertebra of the neck, articulating immediately with the skull, thus sustaining the globe of the head, whence the name. 3.A collection of maps in a volume 4.A volume of plates illustrating any subject. 5.A work in which subjects are exhibited in a tabular from or arrangement; as, an historical atlas. 6.A large, square folio, resembling a volume of maps; -- called also atlas folio. 7.A drawing paper of large size. 8.A rich kind of satin manufactured in India. 3
'Ms AtlanticĂŚtËlĂŚntÉŞká˘ááá 'áĄááááˇá(proper noun)
noun 1.The ocean lying between Europe and Africa on the one side and the American continents on the other, to the ocean separating Europe and Africa from America. -Atlantic Ocean an ocean bounded by North America and South America in the Western Hemisphere and áá áśáááťáááá˘áśáááááááˇá 4 !5
AtiptoeÉËtÉŞpu:á˘áš 'áá¸ááź(adverb)
adjective 1.(having to do with the atmosphere, pressure caused by the weight of the atmosphere âabout 15 pounds: per square inch at sea levelâ) áááááˇááśááśá J
!-aAtmosphere'ĂŚtmÉsfÉŞÉ(r)'á˘áááááášááááá(á)(noun)
(noun). áááˇááśááśá
noun 1.The mass of gas surrounding the earth or other heavenly body, any similar mass, atmospheric pressure, surrounding influence, the air in any place, esp. if enclosed, e.g. in a theater. áááˇááśááśá Example: The damp atmosphere of the vault. 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááˇááśááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The whole mass of aeriform fluid surrounding the earth; -- applied also to the gaseous envelope of any celestial orb, or other body; as, the atmosphere of Mars. 2.Any gaseous envelope or medium. 3.A supposed medium around various bodies; as, electrical atmosphere, a medium formerly supposed to surround electrical bodies. 4.The pressure or weight of the air at the sea level, on a unit of surface, or about 14.7 Ibs. to the sq. inch. 5.Any surrounding or pervading influence or condition. 6.The portion of air in any locality, or affected by a special physical or sanitary condition; as, the atmosphere of the room; a moist or noxious atmosphere.
Ł ŔÎűSŁ ,!?
AtomyËĂŚtÉmÉŞ'á˘áááášááá¸(noun)
atomic number (noun).áááá˘áśááźááˇá
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáááááááááśááź adjective 1.Having to do with atoms or run by energy splitting of atoms. -atomic age the period in history characterized by the first use of the atomic bomb and atomic energy of the initiation of the first selfmaintaining nuclear chain reaction on December 2 \ 1942. ááááśááááááááˇááśááź atomic number á ááá˝ááááˇááśáááşá ááá˝áááááźááťááá ááááťáááááźáááá˘áśááźááá¸áá˝áá
>
ŔPłń
> H #3c5SAtrabiliousËĂŚtrÉËbÉŞlÉŞÉsËá˘ááááááš 'áááˇááá(adjective)
adjective 1.áááááśáááťááááááźááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Melancholic or hypochondriac; atrabiliary. c )WO
AtrabileËĂŚtrÉËbaÉŞËá˘ááááááš 'áááˇá(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááá, ááśáááśáááá, ááśááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Reconciliation; restoration of friendly relations; agreement; concord. 2.Satisfaction or reparation made by giving an equivalent for an injury, or by doing of suffering that which will be received in satisfaction for an offense or injury; expiation; amends; -- with for. Specifically, in theology: The expiation of sin made by the obedience, personal suffering, and death of Christ. ááśááááááśál!/{'AtoneÉËtÉĘná˘áš 'ááźá(intransitive verb)
verb â past tense: atoned ; past participle: atoned ; present participle: atoning ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (for something) a for (appease, make amends or reparation for an offense, amends, reconciliation, the sufferings and death of Jesus Christ to mankind from sin) ááááˇá, ááśáááá¸, á, áááááťáááśáááá áťááááážá˛ááááá˘áááááá˛áá, ááźááśááááááś, ááá˝áááááááááááśáááá áťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááá, áááážááˇáááááááá, ááśáááá, ááááááááá áťá <%;%
AtonaleÉŞËtÉĘntá˘áš 'ááźáášá(adjective)
(noun). (plural. -ies) ~ of war á˘ááážáááá , á˘ááážááááśá (Colloquial) building is an ~ á˘ááá¸ááááááťááááá (ááááá, áááá áá) ááááśááááá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Building is an atrocity á˘ááá¸áááááťáááááááááááááá ááááááśááááá Example: I am shocked by the atrocity of this mans crimes. noun â Plural: Atrocities 1.(enormity, outrage, crime) á˘ááážáá˝áá˛ááááˇááśáááááśá, á˘ááážááááá , á˘ááážáá˝áá˛ááááááśá atrocity of war á˘ááážááááá , á˘ááážááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááážááááá , ááśáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Atrocities 1.Enormous wickedness; extreme heinousness or cruelty. 2.An atrocious or extremely cruel deed. Synonyms 1.barbarity, brutality, cruelty, inhumanity, outrage, wickedness !" +ScsAtrociousÉËtrÉĘĘÉsá˘áš 'ááááźááá ášá(adjective)
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (wasting away in a living body, to waste away, to cause to waste away, emaciation, degeneration, decline) ááśááááááźáááśáá, áááážáááááˇáááááá verb â past tense: atrophied ; past participle: atrophied ; present participle: atrophying ; 3rd person singular present atrophies 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááˇáááááá, áááááźáááśáá 2.(TRANSITIVE) áááážá˛áááááááźáááśáá R$3
{
Atrophic, atrophous"(adjective)
ááááśáááááśáááá cultural attache- á˘ááťáááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) One attached to another person or thing, as a part of a suite or staff. Specifically: One attached to an embassy. '!;kwAttachÉËtĂŚtĘá˘áš 'ááááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: attached ; past participle: attached ; present participle: attaching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (to something) (fasten, connect, join, take by legal authority, bind by affection, adhere, be ascribed to, be fond of) á á, ááááśáá, áááážá˛ááááśááá áˇááá, áááážá˛ááááśáá, á áááááááá, ááááá˝áááááá˝á Example: The written directions are attached to the device, Corporal. Sophy is attached to Company G, Dara attaches great. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) Attached (to his work) ááááśááá áˇááá, ááśááá áˇááááášá (No blame) attaches to (him) ááśááááž, á˛ááááá˝á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáá, á áááśáááááá, á áźáá áˇááá, ááááśááááśáá˝á, á áźááá˝á, áášáá˘áźááá, ááśáááá, ááááśááá áźá 4.(á áááśáá) áášáá˘áźá
i Ęi ]*!+_kUAttachmentÉËtĂŚtĘmÉntá˘áš 'áááááááášááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśáááááśáá á˘. ááśááášáá˘áźááá ~ of his propertyááśááášáá˘áźááá (ááźá ááśáá áááááááśáááááśááááááááťáááááśáážá) áŁ. áááááááááááá˘áśáááá á¤. ááá áááá¸ááááĄáśááá áźáá áˇááá ~ to worldly goods ááśáááááśááá áˇááá (Literary) á§ááśááśá áĽ. mechanical ~ ááááżááááááśáááááážááśáá˝áá§áááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á ~ of the cableááśáá áááááśáá
noun 1.(Something which ties or fastens one thing to another, affection or regard, connection, device) áááááˇááááá, ááśáááááśááá áˇááá, ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, ááśááááááśááááá˘áˇá, ááááżááááááśáá, á§ááááááááááśááááááá Example: Several attachments came with the vacuum cleaner, The two had a strong attachment for each other, A detachment, separation.mechanical ááááżááááááśáááááážááśáá˝ááášáá§ááááá attachment to worldly goods ááśáááááśááá áˇááá attachment of the cable ááśáá áááááśáá attachment of his property ááśááášáá˘áźááááá áááááááśáááááśááááááááťáâááááśáážá 2.(á áááśáá) á˘ááá˝áááśáá Example: A court proceeding or order by which one's property is seized or taken into legal custody, usually to be used later for the payment of a judgment if the court makes a judgment in favor of the plaintiff. á§ááśá áááá ááˇááśáááśáááâáŹáááá áśááááááťááśááśáâáážáááá¸áášáá˘áźááŹááááááááááááááááˇááááááááááśááááśááâááááťáááśáááťáááááááśáááááźáá áááśááááśáááááááśâáážáááá¸áááá áááážááááśáááááááááááááááśááááááááťáááśáááśááááááážááˇáááśááťááśááśááááááá áąáááážáááááášááááá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśáá, ááśááášáá˘áźááá, áááááááááááá˘áśáááá, ááá áááá¸áááááśááá áźáá áˇááá 2) #M%eAttachedÉËtĂŚtĘtá˘áš 'ááááá ááá(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: attach ááááśááá áśááááááśááááááááá, ááşááááşáá áśáá¸áááˇáááááśááá áśááááááááá
(noun). áĄ.â ~ (on somebody / something) military ~ ááśáááśááááá áśá, ááśáááśáááťáááśá á˘. ~ (on somebody/something) ááśáááˇáááá verbal ~ááśáááˇááááááśáááááśáá áŁ. ~ (on something) áááááááááśá ~ to the problem ááááźááááááááśá heart attackááˇáááááˇáááááźá artillery attackááśáááśááááá áśááááááśááááážááá air attackááśáááśááááá áśááá¸á˘áśááśá
1.(fail upon violently, set upon forcefully, make an attack, have a harmful effect upon, begin on, set to work on, violent onset or assault, assail, charge, criticize, strike) ááśááááá áśá, áááá áśá, áááááśáá, áááśáá Example: Attack the enemy, Attack the work, Made a speech attacking the government.attack the enemy ááśá, ááśááááá áśá, ááśáá áźá, ááśáááťá attack his argument ááˇááá attack a problem á áśáááááááááśá Cancer attacks young and old alike ááááşáá áśáá¸áááˇáááááśááá áśááááááśááááááááá Example: The army attacked the fort, and it was soon captured. noun 1.~ (on somebody / something) ááśáááśáááťá, ááśáááśáá¸, ááśáááśááááá áśá, ááśááááááśáá, ááśááááśáá military attack ááśáááśááááá áśá, ááśáááśáááťáááśá verbal attack ááśáááˇááááááśáááááśáá attack to the problem ááááźááááááááśá heart attack ááˇáááááˇáááááźá Example: The robber was accused of an armed attack against the bank teller. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśááááá áśá, ááśááááá áśáááˇáááááááśáááááśááá, áááážááááážááśá, á áśááááśá
' Ăć ' ;-!'GU CAttainableÉËteÉŞnÉblá˘áš 'ááááášáá(adjective)
adjective 1.á˘áśá ááá, áááá˘áśá á áźáááˇááŹáá áááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of being attained or reached by efforts of the mind or body; capable of being compassed or accomplished by efforts directed to the object. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Obtainable Y, /G5AttainÉËteÉŞná˘áš 'ááá(transitive verb)
1.(Arrive at, reach by exertion, accomplish, achieve, get, gain, secure, procure, make, get, win) ááááźááááááśááá áááá¸á ááááśá, ááśáá, ááá, ááśáááá Example: Udom attained his goal by hard. work, Grand mother attained the age of ninety.one's goal áááááá attain the opposite shore áá ááá Example: Nicole attained the highest honors in school. verb â past tense: attained ; past participle: attained ; present participle: attaining ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááááá , áááááá ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: attained ; past participle: attained ; present participle: attaining ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To achieve or accomplish, that is, to reach by efforts; to gain; to compass; as, to attain rest. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To gain or obtain possession of; to acquire. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To get at the knowledge of; to ascertain. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To reach or come to, by progression or motion; to arrive at. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To reach in excellence or degree; to equal. 6.(INTRANSITIVE) To come or arrive, by motion, growth, bodily exertion, or efforts toward a place, object, state, etc.; to reach. 7.(INTRANSITIVE) To come or arrive, by an effort of mind. Synonyms 1.accomplish, achieve, acquire, arrive, effect, gain, get, obtain, procure, reach, secure, win Antonyms 1.abandon, desert, discard, relinquish á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Attainment 2.To overtake Ś1+ /´cKAttackÉËtĂŚká˘áš 'ááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ááśá, ááśááááá áśá, ááśáá áźá, ááśáááťá (She was) attacked. ááááźáááááśááś (ááááźááááááááśáá) á˘. ~ his argument ááˇáááááśááááá áśáááˇáááááááśáááááśááá áŁ. ~ a problem á áśáááááááááśá á¤. ááá¸ááááááśá cancer attacks young and old alikeááááááááˇá 4
Ć 'é E1 7C
Attar'ĂŚtÉ(r)'á˘ááááş(á)(noun)
(noun). (also otto /'ÉĘtÉĘ/)áášááááá˘áźáááááááá¸ááááś, áášáá˘ááááźááśá
(noun). áĄ. ~ of a goal ááśááááááá á˘. ~ of wealth ááśáááśá, ááśáááá˝á proud of his ~ áááˇááááˇáááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááˇááááˇáááá, ááśááááážá˛ááááśááááááá , áŹá˛ááááśáááˇáááááśáá, áááˇááááˇ, á˘ááá¸áááááááááážá˛ááááśááááááá attainment of a goal ááśááááááá attaiment of wealth ááśáááśá, ááśáááá˝á pl. proud of his attaiment áááˇááááˇáááá noun 1.(Achieving, gaining, accomplishment, skill) ááśáááááá Example: His chief goal was attainment of the prize, His attainments included skill in painting. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááá ááśá, áááˇááááˇáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of attaining; the act of arriving at or reaching; hence, the act of obtaining by efforts. 2.That which is attained to, or obtained by exertion; acquirement; acquisition; (pl.), mental acquirements; knowledge; as, literary and scientific attainments. 6. +E
AttainderÉËteÉŞndÉ(r)á˘áš 'áááááš(á)(noun)
H H 42#;m3AttemptÉËteÉŞmptá˘áš 'ááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ to study áááťáááá, ááááśááśá ~ a conversationáááťáááááááááá á˘ááá¸áá˝á
(noun). áĄ. (~ to do something/ at doing something) ááá áááá¸ááááśááśá, ááśááááťáááá á˘. ~ (at something) áááááťáááááááááśááśáá ááááśá make an attempt on his lifeáááťáááááááááśáá to attempt the life ofáááťáááááá¸ááˇá, ááááśááśááá to make an attempt ááśáááááž, ááśáááážá
1.(try, make an effort) áááá, áááááášáááśá, á áśáá, áááášáááááá, áááážááťáááááśáá attempt to study áááťáááá attempt a conversation áááťáááááááááá á˘ááá¸áá˝á Example: After three attempts, Jonathan finally Jumped over the fence. noun 1.~ (to do something / at doing something) (trial, effort, esp, unsuccessful, assault, endeavor) ááśááááťáááá, ááśááááááášáááááá, á§áááśá, ááśááááááá Example: Attempt to do it, He attempted too much, Make a courageous attempt on, An attempt to do it. strong attempt ááśááááťáááá make an attempt on his lite áááťáááááááááśáá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśááááťáááá, áááá Example: An act more than just preparation, done as a definite step towards the actual commission of a criminal offense, which the law consider itself, separate and distinct from the criminal offense which was attempted. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááážáá˝ááážááá¸ááśáááááśáááááááá áááááááážáĄážáááśááá áśáá áááśááááśááááááááá ááááśáááááááášááˇááááˇááááźááááááážááááá áááááááááááśááááá áááśááá áśááááťáááśáááááážááá˝áááááááá˝áááşááááĄááááˇáááśá áááááĄááá¸áááááážááááá áááááááááááááźáááśááááááťáááááááážááá á 3.ááśááááťáááá verb â past tense: attempted ; past participle: attempted ; present participle: attempting ; 1.ááˇá áá ááááśááśá
e3 ;qAttendÉËtendá˘áš 'ááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. áá (áá) á áźááá˝á, á˘ááááážá, á ááá á, áááááááśá, áááááááááˇá á˘. ááááťááááááááá, ááá ááá áˇááá, ááá áˇáááááťáááśáá áŁ. ááááśá, ááááž, ááááśááśá, áááááááś ~ a meeting áá ~ the agedááááśá á¤. ááśáááááááśá ~ a universityááááá attend to (details) ááááá˝á attend to (a lecture) ááááťáááááááááááááśáá attend coursesáá ááá áŹááááśáá attend on ááá˝áááááž
1.(Wait upon, look after, apply oneself, accompany, be present with or at, give medical care to, be present, pay attention, take care of, wait on, serve, accrue) áá˝á, áááááááá, áá ááśáá, áááááž, áááážááśá, á áťáá áźá, ááááśáááááááśáá, ááˇááˇáááááááş, áá˝áááťáááťááá, ááááśááśá, ááááśá, ááá áˇáááá áá, áááááťáááááá˝á, áááááááááá˝á, á˘ááááśáááá˝á, ááśáááááá, á ááá á, ááśáááááśá, áážáááááááááśá Example: Attend to the teacher, the lesson, attend to one's business, the doctor attended. 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááážááśá, ááśááááááá, áááááśá, ááááśáááážáááá¸á˛ááááá, áááááááá, ááśááááááˇáááááá˘áśá áááááá áááááśá verb â past tense: attended ; past participle: attended ; present participle: attending ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áá (áá) á áźááá˝áá˘ááááážá, áááááááśá, á áźááááááťá
] C'× ] v7 ; !
AttentÉËtentá˘áš 'ááááá(adjective)
noun 1.(person who is with another for service or company, serving or helping another, going alonq with, servant, servant, assist ant, aide, handmaid) call the attendant ááááśá, á˘áááá áśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááá áźááá˝áá˘ááááážá, á˘ááááááá˝á, á˘ááááááááž adjective 1.ááááá˝áááśáá˝á, áááááśáááá 94!%MIGAttendanceÉËtendÉnsá˘áš 'áááááˇááá(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááťááááááááá, ááśáááááážáŹááááśá, á ááá˝áá áźááá˝á, á ááá˝ááááťááááááááśáááááááśá take ~á ááá˝ááááťááá (ááááťáááááśáá ááśáá˝á) his ~ at meetings ááśááá áŹááá áźááá˝á attendance officerá˘áááááá˝áááťáááááźáááśáááˇááááśattendance registerááááá¸á á ááááá
noun 1.(Attending, presence, number of persons present) ááśáááááážááśá, áááá˝á, ááśááááááááá, áááááťáá˘áááááááśáá, ááááśááá§áááśáá¸áááá˝á, ááśáááááśá, ááśáááááśááśá, ááśáááá áˇáááá áá, ááśááá áá˝áááťáááťááá, ááśáááˇááˇáááááááş, ááśááááááśáá, ááśááááááášáááááá Example: Her attendance was necessary, The attendance at. the game was very small.take attendance á ááá˝ááááťáááááááťááá áá¸ááśáá˝á his attendance at meetings ááśááá áŹáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááá (áá) á áźááá˝á á ááá˝áá áźááá˝á
k9 !MeAttentionÉËtenĘná˘áš 'áááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). undivided ~ áááˇááśá, ááśáááááťáááááśááḠpay attentionááááťáááááśááḠdon't pay any attention to ááťáááááááášá (Plural) unwanted ~ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá Mil Attention!ááááťááááááááá! bring it to his attentionááááśááá˛ááááśáááášá take attention ááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, á áśááá˘áśáááááá to pay or give attention ááśááá áˇááá áŹááá áˇáááááťáááśááááááśáá to attract, call, draw attentionááťáá˛áááááááá, ááááááááˇá áśáááś, ááˇá áśáááś to pay attentionááá áˇáááááťáááśáá to stand at attention ááá˛ááááááá, áááááááááťááááááááá
noun 1.Unwanted attention ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá bring it to his attention ááááśááá˛ááááśáááášá 2.Careful observation watching, act of civility, looking, listening, or thinking, care, consideration, a command to stand straight with the eyes front and arms down at the sides, concentration, notice. áááˇááśá, ááśááááááťáááááááśááḠExample: Listened with great attention, Attention. pay attention ááááťáááááśááḠdon't pay any attention to ááťáááááááášá Example: The class turned their attention to the teacher at the door. 3.(áá áá ááááá) á áááśááá˘áśáááááá, ááśáááááťááááááááá Example: take attention á§ááśá áááá ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, á áśááá˘áśáááááá 4.(ááááś) ááááťááááááááá p8 %Mu
AttentateÉËtenteÉŞtá˘áš 'áááááááá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááśáááá, áááááááážáááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá Example: Larry was always a very attentive father and husband. adjective 1.~ (to somebody / something) (observant, heedful eager to, offer service, courteous, alert, thoughtful) áááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, áááááááááááááá, áááááśáááá, áááááááá, ááááááá˝á Example: The attentive student learns his lessons well, a waiter attentive to patrons. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááťááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Heedful; intent; observant; regarding with care or attention. 2.Heedful of the comfort of others; courteous. Synonyms 1.alert, alive, awake, aware. careful, considerate, heedful, mindful, observant, thoughtful, wary, watchful 2.assiduous, diligent, studious Antonyms 1.apathetic, indifferent, oblivious unaware
Ý
J Xš Ý XB ; eAttestÉËtestá˘áš 'ááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. áááá áśááááááťááśá ~ the truth of itáááááśáá result ~ his intelligenceáááá áśá á˘. ~ (to something) áááááááśááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝ááááśáá áááśáá, ááááááááááťááśá, áááááśáááśááˇá, áááážááśááśáááá¸, áááá
verb â past tense: attested ; past participle: attested ; present participle: attesting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (to) something (bear witness to, testify to, vouch for, certify, confirm, authenticate, support, testify) áááážááˇááááśááááááá, á˘áá˘áśá, áááážááśááśáááá¸, áááážááśáááááááśá Example: Her good conduct was attested by man witnesses.attest the truth of it áááááśáá results attest his intelligence áááá áśá 2.(á áááśáá) áááááśáá ááááśáááˇá Example: To indicate that something is true. á§ááśá áááá á áááśááá˘á¸áááá˝áááśááˇá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááááśááˇá, ááááśáááˇá, áááá áśááááááťááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Witness; testimony; attestation. verb â past tense: attested ; past participle: attested ; present participle: attesting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To bear witness to; to certify; to affirm to be true or genuine; as, to attest the truth of a writing, a copy of record. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To give proof of; to manifest; as, the ruins of Palmyra attest its ancient magnificence. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To call to witness; to invoke. A /w
Atter'ÉtÉ(r)á˘ášááş(á)(noun)
verb â past tense: attenuated ; past participle: attenuated ; present participle: attenuating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Make thin, weaken, reduce, become weak or slender) áááááśá, áááážá˛áááááážá, áĄážááááážá, áááážá˛áááááááááśá, áááážá˛ááá áá á áťá, áááážá˛ááááśáááˇá , ááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áá 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá, áá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: attenuated ; past participle: attenuated ; present participle: attenuating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make thin or slender, as by mechanical or chemical action upon inanimate objects, or by the effects of starvation, disease, etc., upon living bodies. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make thin or less consistent; to render less viscid or dense; to rarefy. Specifically: To subtilize, as the humors of the body, or to break them into finer parts. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To lessen the amount, force, or value of; to make less complex; to weaken. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To become thin, slender, or fine; to grow less; to lessen.
ó Á < VÉó RH%AI
AttingeÉËtÉŞĹdĘá˘áš 'áá¸áááá(verb)
noun 1.(Room in the roof, space in a house directly under the roof, garret) ááááśáá, ááááááááźá áááááááááźááááá, áááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A low story above the main order or orders of a facade, in the classical styles; -- a term introduced in the 17th century. 2.A room or rooms behind that part of the exterior; all the rooms immediately below the roof. 3.An Athenian; an Athenian author. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to Attica, in Greece, or to Athens, its principal city; marked by such qualities as were characteristic of the Athenians; classical; refined. bE 'K[
AttestorÉËtestÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááááááš(á)(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of attesting; testimony; witness; a solemn or official declaration, verbal or written, in support of a fact; evidence. The truth appears from the attestation of witnesses, or of the proper officer. The subscription of a name to a writing as a witness, is an attestation. ;C %S
AttestantÉËtestÉntá˘áš 'áááááášááá(noun)
}J 7KO =Attitude'ĂŚtÉŞtju:d; US -tu:d'á˘ááááˇááááźá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of the students á˘áśááááááˇááˇááś ~ of the body áĽááˇááśáá Aero a of the plane áĽááˇááśááśáááśá á˘. ~ (to/ towards somebody/something) áááááááśáááááśáááˇá áŹááááááášááá, ááááááśá
noun 1.~ (to / towards somebody / something) (posture, behavior, way of thinking, feeling, or acting, manner, mood) attitude of the students á˘áśááááááˇááˇááś Example: I don't like your unfriendly attitude toward old people. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áĽááˇááśáá, á˘áśááááááˇááˇááś pI'EO=AttireÉËtaÉŞÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááśáá˘áş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(Clothing, clothes, apparel, raiment) áááááááááááśáá, áááááááááśáááááśá, áááááááááśááááááá, áááááááááśáá, ááááżáááááááá˝á Example: The king was attired in his coronation robe, formal attire. Example: Blue jeans are not appropriate attire for a dinner dance. verb â past tense: attired ; past participle: attired ; present participle: attiring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (dress, array, adorn, clothe, deck) áááááááśáá, ááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Dress; clothes; headdress; anything which dresses or adorns; esp., ornamental clothing. 2.The antlers, or antlers and scalp, of a stag or buck. 3.The internal parts of a flower, included within the calyx and the corolla. verb â past tense: attired ; past participle: attired ; present participle: attiring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To dress; to array; to adorn; esp., to clothe with elegant or splendid garments. Synonyms 1.apparel, array, clothes, clothing, drapery, dress, garb, garments, vestments Antonyms 1.nakedness, nudity
Ľ ď
őˇ Ľ P!)Y
AttractantÉËtrĂŚktÉntá˘áš 'ááááááášááá(noun)
adjective â comparative: more attractive ; superative most attractive 1.(Appealing, charming, pleasing, having the power to attract, inviting, enticing) áááááśááá áˇááá, ááááá˝áá˛ááááááĄáśáá, ááááá˝áá˛ááá áźáá áˇááá Example: An attractive woman, style, theory.woman attractive ááá˘ááááá attractive offer ááááááážá˛ááááśááááśááŹá ááááśá Example: Henry behaved differently whenever an attractive girl came into the shop. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááźááášáá áˇááá, ááááááážá˘ááá áśááá˘áśáááááá 3.áááááááźáááśá, áááááááááá áˇááá, áááááśááá áˇááá, áááááá, áááááááźá, ááááááážá˛ááááşá áśááá áˇááá, ááááááážá˛ááá áśááá˘áśáááááá 4.(FIGURATIVE) ááááá, ááá˘, ááá˘áśá, áážáááśá fQ!%Y7'AttractionÉËtrĂŚkĘná˘áš 'áááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. Physics ááááśá (Literary)á˘áśááááááś á˘. ááśáááááźáá˘áśááááááâ, ááśáááśááá ~ of fliesááśááááážá˛ááááá ááááá (Theater) coming attractionááżáááááášáááááááá áŁ. (Plural) ~ of rural living á˘ááá¸ááááááśááášáá áˇááá
noun 1.(A drawing toward, attracting, power of attracting, thing that attracts) Physics. ááśáááśá, áááááśááááśááŹááááźá, ááááśá Example: Among the attractions of the place is the pleasant climate, the shooting gallery was a great attraction, the attraction of gravity.attraction of flies ááśááááážá˛ááááá ááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśááááśááášáá áˇááá, ááááśá 3.Attraction of rural living á˘ááá¸ááááááśááášáá áˇááá
ö ś Ů mX%+kE
AttributableÉËtrÉŞju:ĂŚblá˘áš 'áááá¸ááááźááááşá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ to somebody/something á˘áśá áááááá˛ááááśá, á˘áśá ááááááááśááśá, á˘áśá ááťáááśááááśááśá
(noun). important ~ ááááżáá˘áááááśá, ááááááááá (Grammar) ~ precedes the noun ááśááááááážááááśáááááááśáááááááśááááá, ááťááááááá is attributed toáááááśááááá¸ááśáááźáá áááťááááá, ááśááááááááááááśááá
verb â past tense: attributed ; past participle: attributed ; present participle: attributing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something to (somebody / something) (ascribe, assign, refer to, assign, consider as belonging to, consider a thing as caused by, and something inherent in a person or thing) áááááśááááá, ááśáááááááťá, ááśáááááááťáá áááśá, áááááá˛áá, ááťáááśááááś, ááááááááá˝á Example: Udom attributes his success to hard workattribute the book to him áááááááśááśááááááááśááááśáá attribute one's success to hard work áááááááśááśááááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) á áśááááťáááśááśáááá, áááááá, ááááá
r
J ,A8 l Ka!AA
AtweelĂŚËtwei:lá˘áá 'áááá¸á(adverb)
noun 1.(Rubbing away, state of being worn, wearing out, abrasion, erosion, weakening, thinning, reduction, decimation) ááśááááážá˛ááááˇá ááˇááááááˇá ááááá, ááśáááááááááááś, ááśáá˘áááááááśáá, ááśáááśáááˇááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááááśáááááśáá ááˇááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Grief for sin arising only from fear of punishment or feelings of shame. 2.The act of rubbing together; friction; the act of wearing by friction, or by rubbing substances together; abrasion. 3.The state of being worn. \!GW
AttristÉËtrÉŞstá˘áš 'áááá¸ááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Attributing, coming just before the noun it modifies, qualifying) ááťááááá, ááśááááááá áśáááťáááááááááˇ, áááááááśááááááááááááááááˇ, ááˇááááááá, ááááááážááśááťáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A word that denotes an attribute; esp. a modifying word joined to a noun; an adjective or adjective phrase. adjective 1.Attributing; pertaining to, expressing, or assigning an attribute; of the nature of an attribute.
j !S
p ¤
G śÓďxq j n!+QG
Auctionary'É:kĘnÉŞÉrÉŞ'á˘áááá ášááááá¸(adjective)
noun 1.(a public sale of property whereby the object for sale is secured by highest bidder, one licensed to sell by auction) ááśááááááááááááĄáśááĄáťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááĄáśááĄáťá, ááśááááááááááá verb 1.áááááááááá, ááááĄáśááĄáťá l UEs
AucourantËÉĘkĘËrÉn; US ËÉĘkĘËrÉ:nËá˘áźááť 'áááá(adjective)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being audacious; impudence; audacity. q#/ki)AudaciouslyÉ:ËdeÉŞĘÉslÉŞá˘á 'ááááááá ášááááá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.áááśáááááśá áśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In an audacious manner; with excess of boldness; impudently. "p )SYAudaciousÉ:ËdeÉŞĘÉsá˘á 'ááááááá ášá(adjective)
adjective 1.(bold, daring, fearless, impudent, fearless) ááááááááťá, áááá˘ááá˘áśá , áááá ááśáááá, ááááááá ážáááá, áááááááážá, á˘ááááá¸, áááááˇááááááášáááśááá˝ááá, ááááĽáá˘ááááááśá, áááááˇáááááḠaudacious servant ááááááá ážá, ááááĽááááááááá audacious proposal áááá ááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá˘ááá˘áśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Daring; spirited; adventurous. 2.Contemning the restraints of law, religion, or decorum; bold in wickedness; presumptuous; impudent; insolent. 3.Committed with, or proceedings from, daring effrontery or contempt of law, morality, or decorum. Synonyms 1.adventurous, bold, brave courageous, daring, dauntless, fearless, intrepid 2.brazen, forward impudent, insolent, pushy, rude 3.abrupt, conspicuous, prominent, striking Antonyms 1.cowardly, flinching, timid 2.bashful o!/O3
AuctioneerËÉ:kĘÉËnÉŞÉËá˘áááá áš 'áá(á)(noun)
(noun). á˘áááááááĄáśááĄáťá
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááááĄáśááĄáťá adjective 1.(one whose work is selling l things at auction) ááá˘áááááá , ááááááá áťáááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A person who sells by auction; a person whose business it is to dispose of goods or lands by public sale to the highest or best bidder. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To sell by auction; to auction.
\
¤¸\ Xv#?owAudibly'É:dÉblÉŞ'á˘áááˇáááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(Capable of being heard, hear able, distinct, clear, plain, intelligible) áááá˘áśá ááááśáá, áááááááááááśááᎠExample: A barely audible whisper. Example: Her voice was scarcely audible the noise of the wind. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which may be heard. adjective 1.Capable of being heard; loud enough to be heard; actually heard; as, an audible voice or whisper. Synonyms 1.clear, discernible. emphatic, heard, loud, plain, resounding vt!3Wg
AudibilityËÉ:dÉËbÉŞlÉtÉŞËá˘ááᡠ'áááˇáĄášáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(Boldness, impudence, insolent boldness, daring bravery, presumption) ááˇááśáááśá, ááśááááááťá, ááśáá ááśáááá, ááá áááá¸áááá ážá, ááśáááááážá, ááśááĽáá˘ááááááśá, ááśáááááśááááááááá, ááśáá˘ááá˘áśá ááááśá áśá Example: Nimol had the audacity to ask me to do his work for him. Example: He had the audacity to tell me I was too tat. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Daring spirit, resolution, or confidence; venturesomeness. 2.Reckless daring; presumptuous impudence; -- implying a contempt of law or moral restraints. Synonyms 1.boldness, effrontery, fearlessness, hardihood, temerity Antonyms 1.circumspection, fearfulness, humility, meekness
¤ éż ¤ v 'E
Audiphone'É:dÉŞfÉĘn'á˘áźáá¸á áááźá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An instrument by which the power of hearing can be gauged and recorded on a scale. j{ -]Q
Audiogram'É:dÉŞÉĘgrĂŚm'á˘áááˇá˘áźá áááááśá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. vast ~ á˘áááááááśáá, ááááááˇá (Literary)ááááá ~ with the kingááśáááááśáááááśááááááťáááśáá Royal audienceááááááśáááśááááśá á˘. áááááśááá, ááśáá˛áááá˝á, ááśáá áźááá˝á ~ with the presidentááśáááśááśá to give audienceá ááááááá˝á Ꮰááááśáááá
noun 1.(Act of hearing, formal. inter view, an assembly of hearers or spectators, a ceremonial. reception) áááááťáá˘áááááááśáá, ááááááááááťáááśááśááá, á˘áááááááááś, á˘ááááážá Example: The television audience heard his speech, An audience with the queen.vest audience á˘áááááááśáá audience with the president ááśáááśááśá audience with the king ááśáááááśáááááśááááááááśáá, ááśáá áźáááśáá Example: The audience is waiting for the performance. 2.(á áááśáá) ááááśááśá
Ë Ë L %;A
AuditiveÉ:ËdÉŞtÉŞvá˘á' ááˇáá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(sense of hearing, hearing, tryout, test) ááśáááş, ááśáááááśáá, ááááááááááááŹá áááá, ááśáááááśáááŹáážáááśáááááááááááááˇááááááááááááťáááśáááááž, ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of hearing or listening; hearing. p 91sAudit'É:dÉŞt'á˘ááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). government ~ ááśááááááááááá¸, ááśááááá˝áááˇááˇááá take it as an ~ ááśááá áááááááˇáááá˝áááááˇááááť
audit (transitive verb). (Finance) ~ our accounts áááááááááḠ(Educ.) ~ a class áá áááááááˇáááá˝áááááˇááááť
1.(Test and vouch for the accuracy of accounts, listen, examine, check) ááˇááˇááááááááśáá, áážááááááśááá˛áááášáááťáááááźá, ááááŹááˇáááá, áááááá˛ááááááĄá, government audit ááśááááááááááḠtake it as an audit ááśááá áááááááˇáááá˝áááááˇááááť 2.(EDUCATION) áá áááááááˇáááá˝áááááˇááááť Example: audit a class noun 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááśáááááá, ááśáááááá˝áááˇááˇáááááááá¸áááḠ2.(COUNTABLE, UNCOUNTABLE) (a formal examination of accounts) ááśáááˇááˇááááááááśáá, ááśááážááááááśááá˛áááášáááťáááááźá, ááááŹááˇáááá verb â past tense: audited ; past participle: audited ; present participle: auditing ; 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááážááśáááááá
X d%?q
Augean'É:dĘi:Én'á˘áá ááááá(adjective)
noun 1.(meeting place, hearers, audience) á˘áááááááśáá, áááááˇááááśá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááş, áááááśáááááˇáááááá 2.(having to do with hearing, one of the two special nerves of hearing) áááááááˇááááśá, áááááśáááááášáááśáááááśáá =!5E s AuditoriumËÉ:dÉŞËtÉ:rÉŞÉmËá˘ááᡠ'áááá(noun)
noun 1.(a place for hearing, a hall, the part of a church, theater, etc. where the audience sits) áá¸áááááśáááááťááááááááťáááááśááááśááá˘ááá¸áá˝á, ááśááááááťá, áá¸ááááśááśá, ááśááááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááśá, áá¸áááážááááśááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The part of a church, theater, or other public building, assigned to the audience. c'=cAuditor'É:dÉŞtÉ(r)'á˘áááˇááş(á)(noun)
(noun). á˘ááááááá˝áááááśááááḠbusiness ~á˘ááááááááááááḠ~ of a speechá˘áááááááśáá, ááśáááá ~ of a courseááˇááááááááˇáááááˇááááť
noun 1.(hearer, listener, person who exmines and checks on ac, counts and records) business auditor á˘ááááááááááááḠauditor of a peech á˘áááááááśáá, ááááá auditor of a course ááˇááááááááˇáááááˇááááť 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááá, á˘ááááááá˝áááˇááˇáááááááá¸, ááááááśáááááááá
˙ S
ŚGZ ˙ W %1{ qAugmentationËÉ:gmenËteÉŞĘnËá˘á áááááá 'ááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááááážááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or process of augmenting, or making larger, by addition, expansion, or dilation; increase. 2.The state of being augmented; enlargement. 3.The thing added by way of enlargement. 4.A additional charge to a coat of arms, given as a mark of honor. 5.The stage of a disease in which the symptoms go on increasing. 6.In counterpoint and fugue, a repetition of the subject in tones of twice the original length. i
#)YS
AugmentableÉ:gËmentÉblá˘á áá 'ááááááşáá(adjective)
1.(increase, enlarge, add to, grow larger, an increase, a prefix added to the past tense of verb to distinguish them from other tenses) áááááá, áááážá˛áááážááĄážá Example: Augment one's income by writing reviews. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Enlargement by addition; increase. 2.A vowel prefixed, or a lengthening of the initial vowel, to mark past time, as in Greek and Sanskrit verbs. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To enlarge or increase in size, amount, or degree; to swell; to make bigger; as, to augment an army by reeforcements; rain augments a stream; impatience augments an evil. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To add an augment to. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To increase; to grow larger, stronger, or more intense; as, a stream augments by rain. Synonyms 1.accrue, amplify, enhance, enlarge, expand, extend, grow, heighten, increase, intensify, magnify, multiply, raise, wax Antonyms 1.atrophy, contract, decrease, diminish, reduce ) -
AughtÉ:tá˘áá(pronoun)
noun 1.(A carpenter's boring tool) ááááááááś, ááááá˝á, áááááśááá áá, áááááˇá áááááśááááááááá˘áááá¸áá˝ááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A carpenter's tool for boring holes larger than those bored by a gimlet. It has a handle placed crosswise by which it is turned with both hands. A pod auger is one with a straight channel or groove, like the half of a bean pod. A screw auger has a twisted blade, by the spiral groove of which the chips are discharge. 2.An instrument for boring or perforating soils or rocks, for determining the quality of soils, or the nature of the rocks or strata upon which they lie, and for obtaining water.
6
L d]mY6 !9yAugury'É:gÉrÉŞ'á˘á ááášáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Auguries 1.(the art or practice of an augur, divination, ceremony of an augur) ááááśá, áááááááźá, ááááźááśá, ááťáááááˇááˇááá, ááˇááááśááśáááááááˇááááśá˘ááá¸áááááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Auguries 1.An omen; prediction; prognostication; indication of the future; presage. 2.The art or practice of foretelling events by observing the actions of birds, etc.; divination. 3.A rite, ceremony, or observation of an augur. !-]
Auguration'É:gÉreÉŞÉŞĘn'á˘á ááášááášááá ášá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: augment adjective 1.(MUSIC) áááááááážá j %+]M
Augmentative'É:gmentÉtÉŞv'á˘á áááááááášáá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(a northern seabird with a heavy body, short wings, and webbed feet) ááááťáááááá¸áááťáááááśáááśááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A name given to various species of arctic sea birds of the family Alcidae. The great auk, now extinct, is Alca (/ Plautus) impennis. The razor-billed auk is A. torda. !GW]AugustÉ:ËgĘstᢠ'á áááśáááá(adjective)
ááśáááááśááá Aug, noun 1.(SOLAR SYSTEM) (The eighth month of the year, August has 31 days) áááá¸á áś 2.(LUNAR SYSTEM) ááááśááá - ááááááťááá adjective 1.(Majestic, dignified, imposing, sublime, magnificent, sacred) áááááśáá¸áááááááááááááááá, ááááá˝áááśááá˘áśá Example: An august personality. Example: An august body of elder statesmen. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The eighth month of the year, containing thirty-one days. adjective 1.Of a quality inspiring mingled admiration and reverence; having an aspect of solemn dignity or grandeur; sublime; majestic; having exalted birth, character, state, or authority. Synonyms 1.grand, grandiose, high, imposing, lofty, magnificent, majestic, noble, pompous, stately, sublime Antonyms 1.common, humble, lowly, ordinary, undignified g!?)]AugustÉ:ËgÉst'á˘á ááášááá(proper noun)
ááśáááááśááá Aug, noun 1.(SOLAR SYSTEM) (The eighth month of the year, August has 31 days) áááá¸á áś 2.(LUNAR SYSTEM) ááááśááá - ááááááťááá adjective 1.(Majestic, dignified, imposing, sublime, magnificent, sacred) áááááśáá¸áááááááááááááááá, ááááá˝áááśááá˘áśá Example: An august personality. Example: An august body of elder statesmen. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The eighth month of the year, containing thirty-one days. adjective 1.Of a quality inspiring mingled admiration and reverence; having an aspect of solemn dignity or grandeur; sublime; majestic; having exalted birth, character, state, or authority. Synonyms 1.grand, grandiose, high, imposing, lofty, magnificent, majestic, noble, pompous, stately, sublime Antonyms 1.common, humble, lowly, ordinary, undignified
0 * K
tôâ0 . #9
Auramine'É:rÉmÉŞn'á˘ááášáá¸á(noun)
adjective 1.(of the ear, or sense of hearing) áá áŹáášááááá áá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá áá |'YyAura'É:rÉ'á˘áááş(noun)
(noun). (plural aurae /-ri:/ or auras) á˘áśááśáá
1.(áááááááśááááá) áááá áááť, áááááśááśááťááźá, ááťáááááááááś, ááťááá˘áśááśáá noun â Plural: Aurae 1.(a subtle emanation from the body, atmosphere, character, a gentle breeze) á˘áśááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Aurae 1.Any subtile, invisible emanation, effluvium, or exhalation from a substance, as the aroma of flowers, the odor of the blood, a supposed fertilizing emanation from the pollen of flowers, etc. 2.The peculiar sensation, as of a light vapor, or cold air, rising from the trunk or limbs towards the head, a premonitory symptom of epilepsy or hysterics. S -i
Auntie'É:ntÉŞ'á˘áśááá¸(noun)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) á˘áťá, á˘áťááááḠnoun 1.(ááááźáááśá) (sister of one's father or mother, wife of one's uncle) parent's older sister ááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The sister of one's father or mother; -- correlative to nephew or niece. Also applied to an uncle's wife. 2.An old woman; and old gossip. 3.A bawd, or a prostitute.
Ä ŕ °~ ą Ä i##Ko
Aurifex'É:rÉŞfeks'á˘ááˇá áááááá(noun)
noun 1.(a bearing or yielding gold) ááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Gold-bearing; containing or producing gold. Z! /Y! Auricular'É:rÉŞkjĘlÉ(r)á˘áš ' ááˇááááťáĄáş(á)(adjective)
noun 1.(the outside ear, each of the two upper cavities of the heaxt, earshaped, pinna, atrium, auricular appendage) áááááá áá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá áá, ááťááááááá áá, áááášááááá áá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááážáááááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The external ear, or that part of the ear which is prominent from the head. 2.The chamber, or one of the two chambers, of the heart, by which the blood is received and transmitted to the ventricle or ventricles; -- so called from its resemblance to the auricle or external ear of some quadrupeds. 3.An angular or ear-shaped lobe. 4.An instrument applied to the ears to give aid in hearing; a kind of ear trumpet. P %-Y
Aureole'É:rÉŞÉĘl'á˘áášáĄá(noun)
noun 1.(Listening to the move ment of heart and lungs) ááśáááááśáá, ááśáááˇááˇáááááśááááááźááááĄáá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááážáááááśááááááśááááˇááˇáááááá, ááśááááśáá d'!)U OAuscultate'É:skÉlteÉŞt'á˘áááášá 'ááááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: auscultated ; past participle: auscultated ; present participle: auscultating ; 3rd person singular present auscultates 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááááśááá˘áśááśáááá, ááááśáááážáááá¸ááˇááˇáááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) (TRANSITIVE) áááááááááśááá˘áśááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: auscultated ; past participle: auscultated ; present participle: auscultating ; 3rd person singular present auscultates 1.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) To practice auscultation; to examine by auscultation. @& -C
Aurous'É:rÉs'á˘ááášá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Favorable, propitious, promising) áááá˘ááťááááá, áááááá˘, áááá áááážá, áááááťáááżá, áááááááťááááážá, áááááááááááááťáááááá, áááááááááśáááá˘, ááááááááśá, áááááááááááá áááá¸á˘ááťááááá, áááá˛áááááááááźáááá˘, áááááśááááááá ááᢠExample: To make an auspicious beginning by wining the first game of the season.auspicious moment ááááśááŹááá on this auspicious occasion ááááááážá, áááááśáááááᢠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having omens or tokens of a favorable issue; giving promise of success, prosperity, or happiness; predicting good; as, an auspicious beginning. 2.Prosperous; fortunate; as, auspicious years. 3.Favoring; favorable; propitious; -- applied to persons or things.
! 5!! |2%/ee
AustralasianÉËstrÉËleÉŞzná˘ËáááááááááĄášááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(southern) ááśáááááźá, ááááśáááááźá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Southern; lying or being in the south; as, austral land; austral ocean. 2.Designating, or pert. to, a zone extending across North America between the Transition and Tropical zones, and including most of the United States and central Mexico except the mountainous parts. '0 +M cAusterityÉ:ËstÉrÉtɪᢠ'áááášááášáá¸(noun)
(noun). (plural -ies) economic ~ áááááá, ááśááášáááá áŹáášááášá ~ of the landscapeááśááááááááááá
noun â Plural: Austerities 1.(austere quality, tightened economy, as from shortages of goods, strictness) ááśáááśáááááááˇáááááˇáášá, ááá áááá¸áášáááášááŹááááˇááááááááááťáááśááááˇááá, economic austerity áááááá, ááśááááášáááááá austerity of the landscape ááśááááááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááááášááááááášááášá, áááááá G/M7 Austere'É:stÉŞÉ(r) also É:'stÉŞÉ(r)'á˘áááá(á)(adjective)
adjective 1.(Harsh, severe, strict, plain, without ornament, rigid, self-denying) ááááášáááášá, áááááášááááśáá, áááááˇááááááááá¸, ááááááááˇá Example: The austere look on the old woman's face, the austere life of the first pioneers, The castle hall looked dark and austere. austere expression áááááśá austere existence áááááááśá, austere landscape ááááááááááááá Example: The austere look on the teacher's face told the children that he would tolerate no nonsense. ENGLISH MEANING 1.Sour and astringent; rough to the state; having acerbity; as, an austere crab apple; austere wine. 2.Severe in modes of judging, or living, or acting; rigid; rigorous; stern; as, an austere man, look, life. 3.Unadorned; unembellished; severely simple. Synonyms 1.harsh, rigid, rigorous, severe, stern, strict, stringent, unyielding Antonyms 1.elastic, flexible, resilient, supple, yielding
8 žĹý q:#+!
Auteur'É:tÉ:(r)'á˘ááş(á)(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A native or an inhabitant of Austria. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to Austria, or to its inhabitants. X5#9 91Austria'É:strÉŞÉ'á˘áááááá(proper noun)
verb â past tense: authenticated ; past participle: authenticated ; present participle: authenticating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Establish as authentic, or true valid, etc) áááááśááááśááˇá, áááážááˇááááśááááááá, áááááśááá˘áá˘áśá, áááážáá¸ááááśááťááźááááá, áááááśááááśáá áááśáá, áááááśááá áááááááś, áááážááťáááááá, áááážá˛áááááážááśáááśá, áááážá˛ááááśáááśá, áááááśáááśááśáááśá, á áťáááˇááááśááśáááž ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: authenticated ; past participle: authenticated ; present participle: authenticating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To render authentic; to give authority to, by the proof, attestation, or formalities required by law, or sufficient to entitle to credit. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To prove authentic; to determine as real and true; as, to authenticate a portrait. 5; %9 Authentic'É:θentÉŞk'á˘ááááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(an originator, the beginner or originator of anything, the writer of a book, article, etc) famous á˘áááááˇáááá, á˘ááááááááˇá author of our problems á˘áááááááážá, ááááááááˇáá Example: She received the aware for being the author of the best biography of the year. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Author a book ááá, ááˇáááá ?%5Qa-AuthenticityËÉ:θenËtÉŞsÉtÉŞËá˘ááá 'ááˇáášáá¸(noun)
noun 1.áááśááśá, ááśáááááááááśáááˇá, áááśááááááśáááˇá, ááśááááášáááááźáááśáááááźáá áááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being authentic or of established authority for truth and correctness. 2.Genuineness; the quality of being genuine or not corrupted from the original. >'?a
AuthenticatorÉ:ËθentÉŞËkeÉŞtÉ:(r)á˘Ëááááᡠ'áááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśááááááśááá áááááááś Example: A formal act certifying that a public document (a law, a record of deeds, etc) is official and correct, so that it may be admitted as evidence. á§ááśá áááá ááˇá áá ááśááááźáááśáááááááááśááááś áŻáááśáâááśááśááá (á áááśáá, ááˇááˇááááááśááááááááááááááˇááááˇ) áá˝áááśáááááááááááźáááśáâááˇááááášáááááźááážáááá¸á˘áśá áááá áááážááśáááááťááśá á Example: The process of presenting evidence that proves that a document actually is what it seems to be. á§ááśá áááá áááážáááśááááá áśááááááťááśáááśáá˝á ááááááááśáááááá áśáááśáŻáááśááá˝áá áśááááźá ááś áŻáááśááááááá ááááśáááááá á Example: Certification of the authenticity of signatures affixed to a document by a notary public. á§ááśá áááá ááˇááˇááááááśááááśááśáááá áááááááśáááá áťááá áážáŻáááśááááááśáááśáḠá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááťááśááááááśáá
Ą E+9Y
AuthoritativelyÉ:ËθÉrÉŞtÉtÉŞvlɪᢠ'áááášáášáá¸ááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(Having the weight of authority, worthy of belief, commanding) ááá˘áááááśááá˘áááśá , ááááááááá¸ááśááááááá Example: The news came from an authoritative source, The officer spoke to the crew in an authoritative tone.authoritative source áááááááśááśáááśá, áááááśáá˘áááśá authoritative person ááááááážá˘áááśá ááááśá áááśá, ááá˘áśááááśáááášáááᡠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having, or proceeding from, due authority; entitled to obedience, credit, or acceptance; determinate; commanding. 2.Having an air of authority; positive; dictatorial; peremptory; as, an authoritative tone. C-E{K AuthoritarianismÉ:θÉrÉŞËteÉrÉŞÉnÉŞzÉmá˘áááᡠ'áá(á)ááááˇá ááášá(noun)
noun 1.ááááááśá áááśáááˇáá adjective 1.ááááááážá˘áááśá ááááśá áááśá 2.ááááááážá˘áááśá ááááśá áááśá, áááááťáááááááá˝á Example: The school is run on authoritarian lines. wA %3
Authoress'É:θÉrÉŞs'á˘áášáá¸á(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. á˘áśááááś, ááˇáááᡠabsolute ~á˘áááśá á˘. á˘ááááŻáááá an ~ in his fieldá˘áááááááśá, ááťáááá (áŹá˘áááááśá) áááááśáá˘áááśá áŁ. on good ~ ááááá á¤. ááśáá˘ááťááááśáá˛ááááááž, ááá áááá¸á˘ááťááááśá áĽ. áŻáááśáááááśáá, ááááá áááááááśááśáááśá áŚ. áááááťááśá, ááśáááḠthe authorities á˘áśááááśáá, ááááá˘áááśá self rule authorities á˘áśááááśáááááááááááááááá competent authorities á˘ááááášáááśá
noun â Plural: Authorities 1.Legal power or right, delegated power, influence, permission, a body or board in control, accepted source of expert information or advice, such as a writing or a person, government officials. á˘áááśá Example: The general had authority to start the attack.an authority in his field á˘áááááááśá on good authority ááááá Example: You have no right to go into that room without the proper authority. 2.(á áááśáá) á˘áááśá , áááááá˘áááśá Example: Right to exercise powers, to implement and enforce laws, to exact obedience. Citation or reference taken from laws, decisions, text, etc. in support of a legal position argued by an advocate, a decision maker, or a scholar. á§ááśá áááá ááˇááˇáááážáááá¸á˘ááťááááá˘áááśá , á˘ááťááááááˇáâáááážá˘ááááááá áááśááá˘ááááśáááśáááááśáááááááśáá á ááśáááááááááŹááśááááááá áááá¸á áááśáá ááá áá¸áááááááá á˘ááááá ááá áážáááá¸ááśááááááá ááááááá áááśáááá˝ááááá˘áá˘áśááááááááśáḠá˘ááááááážááá áá¸áááááááá áŹá˘áááááˇááááśááśááááśáá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááááˇá˘áááśá , áŹááťáááááááááśáá˘áááśá , ááááśáááśá, á˘áśááááśáá, á˘áááááśááááááááˇá áá
` č K ň˙ďÎ` jP)Ey
AutobiographerËÉ:tÉĘbaÉŞËÉgrÉfÉ(r)Ëá˘ááźááśá' á˘ááá ááááášá áááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(short for up to mobile) ([abbreviate] for automobile, a motorist, a road vehicle driven by mechanical power) áĄáśá, áááááá prefix 1.(a combining form meaning âself, by oneself or itself, car) ááááááá˝ááŻá UL#EM
Auticsm'É:tÉŞzÉm'á˘ááˇáá ááášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśáááśá˘áááááˇáááá á˘. ~ of this poem ááááá áážá
noun 1.(Profession of a writer, origin [of a book, idea etc]) á˘áááááˇáááá, á˘áááááááááááááá authorship of this poem ááááá áážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality or state of being an author; function or dignity of an author. 2.Source; origin; origination; as, the authorship of a book or review, or of an act, or state of affairs. I!%3U
Authorless'É:θÉlÉŞs'á˘áášáá¸á(adjective)
noun â Plural: Autocracies 1.(a government in which one person has supreme power, dictatorship) á˘ááááśááˇáááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááááśááˇáááááá, á˘ááááśááˇáááááááááááá, ááśáááááááááááááááááśá áááśáááˇáá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Autocracies 1.Independent or self-derived power; absolute or controlling authority; supremacy. 2.Supreme, uncontrolled, unlimited authority, or right of governing in a single person, as of an autocrat. 3.Political independence or absolute sovereignty (of a state); autonomy. 4.The action of the vital principle, or of the instinctive powers, toward the preservation of the individual; also, the vital principle. eS +3u
Autocode'É:tÉĘkÉĘd'á˘ááźááźá(noun)
noun 1.(a container for sterilizing, cooking, etc., by superheated steam under pressure) ááááśááááááá áááážáááá˘ááááˇááá¸ááśáá˘áááśá ááˇáááááá ááááááááááśáááááááśááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśááááááśááááááá áááá áá áťáááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A kind of French stewpan with a steam-tight lid. FQ!);-
AutochthonÉ:ËtÉkθÉná˘' ááźááášá(noun)
(noun). (plural -thous or -thones) ááááááśáá¸, áááááá¸áá¸
autochthonous (also autochthonal or autochthonic) (adjective).ááááááśáá¸áá¸áḠ(áááťááááááááśááážááááážáááááťáááááááááśáá)
v
HtWęř˙ v [ =cM/Autograph'É:tÉgrÉ:f; US -grĂŚf'á˘áášá áááááśáá ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a persons signature, any thing written in one's own hand, written by auto graphs) áááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which is written with one's own hand; an original manuscript; a person's own signature or handwriting. adjective 1.In one's own handwriting; as, an autograph letter; an autograph will. ááááááážáâ áááá âáážáâuZ ;Qg
AutogiroËÉ:tÉĘËdĘaÉŞrÉĘËá˘ááš 'á áááá¸áá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Self-fertilization, the fertilizing pollen being derived from the same blossom as the pistil acted upon. W);c
AutocraticallyËÉ:tÉĘËkrĂŚtÉŞklÉŞËá˘áááš 'ááááááˇááá(adverb)
noun 1.(absolute ruler, tyrant, authoritarian) á˘ááááśááˇááá¸, á˘áááááˇááááááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááˇáááˇáá, ááááááśá áááśá, á˘ááááááááááááááááśá áááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An absolute sovereign; a monarch who holds and exercises the powers of government by claim of absolute right, not subject to restriction; as, Autocrat of all the Russias (a title of the Czar). adjective 1.One who rules with undisputed sway in any company or relation; a despot.
: ó
ę Ř + : ]b %95;Automate'É:tÉmeÉŞt'á˘áááááá(transitive verb)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (apply the principles of auto automation to, operate by automation) áááážá˛áááááááááááááááˇ, áááážáááááááááááááááᡠa#-S
Automat'É:tÉmĂŚt'á˘áááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Automata, Automatons 1.áááśááá¸áááśááááżááááá, áááťáááááááááážáááááááśáááˇááŹááˇáááˇáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Automata, Automatons 1.A self-moving machine, or one which has its motive power within itself; -- applied chiefly to machines which appear to imitate spontaneously the motions of living beings, such as men, birds, etc. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Any thing or being regarded as having the power of spontaneous motion or action. ]e!-a+AutomatismÉ:tÉmÉtÉŞzÉmá˘áášááááááˇá ááášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state or quality of being automatic; the power of self-moving; automatic, mechanical, or involuntary action. (Metaph.) A theory as to the activity of matter. d!/]KEAutomationËÉ:tÉËmeÉŞĘnËá˘ááš 'ááááááá ášá(noun)
adjective 1.(Self operating, self acting, capable of being run or worked without an operator, self acting, mechanical, hot voluntary, done unconsciously) ááááááááááááááááˇ, áááááśááááážáááśáááááááá˝ááŻá, áááááááśááááˇááááááááá Example: An automatic writing, an automatic washing machine, Breathing is automatic. automatic weapon automatic transmission á˘áźááźáááśááˇá automatic response áááááˇáááśá áááˇá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááááááˇ
~ f (ýŤ]~ [l!)G# 3Autonomous'É:tÉnÉmÉsᢠ'ááááášáášá(adjective)
ááááśáááááśáááá autonomic nervous system- ááśáááááááˇááááśáááááááá˝áááˇááˇáááááá¸ááśáááááśáááááťáááááááá˝ááŻá (á§. ááśáááśáááá, ááśáááááśáá˘áśá áśáááśááááááá ážáááśáážá), áááááááááááááááááśáááááááááááááᡠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having the power of self-government; autonomous. :h!3K{
AutomotiveËÉ:tÉËmÉĘtÉŞvËá˘ááš 'áááźáá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). ~ industry ááśááááááá ~ power ááááááááá
g!UIAutomobile'É:tÉmÉbi:l also ËÉ:tÉ'mÉbi:lá˘áášááášááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄáśá (Literary)áááááá
noun 1.áĄáśá, áááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An automobile vehicle or mechanism; esp., a self-propelled vehicle suitable for use on a street or roadway. Automobiles are usually propelled by internal combustion engines (using volatile inflammable liquids, as gasoline or petrol, alcohol, naphtha, etc.), steam engines, or electric motors. The power of the driving motor varies from about 4 to 50 H. P. for ordinary vehicles, ranging from the run-about to the touring car, up to as high as 200 H. P. for specially built racing cars. Automobiles are also commonly, and generally in British usage, called motor cars.
Ü
¸ Y n
k2îë Ü u!5O
AuxinÉ:kËzÉŞná˘á 'áááˇá(noun)
noun 1.(postmortem examination, the dissection and examination of a dead body) ááśáááááˇááˇááááá Dm '
aAutonomyÉ:'tÉnÉmÉŞ(noun)
availability(noun). ááśááá˝áááááá, ááśáá˘áśá áááážááááśááááśá ~ of supplies ááśááááá˘áśá ááááśá ~ of the candidateááśáááááá
noun 1.á˘áááâáááááâááááśááááśáâááśáááśáâáááâáá âááááááááâááťáâááâááááśááâáááááá á ážáâááśáááśáâá˘áśá âá á âá˛ááâá áźáâáááážááśáâááˇáâááśáâááááśáá Example: A mechanic wasn't available at midnight, so we had to leave the car until morning. adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááśá 2.(That can be obtained, handy, usable, capable of being put to service. -available light natural light on a subject) áááâáááááâá ááááâááááááâááááááááˇâáááâá˘áśá âá áśááâáááážááśá, áááâá˘áśá âá áźáááˇá áŹáá áááááśá, áááááśáááśá Example: The car is not avid able to night because mother has it, Other available men for the corn bat.parts aren't áááá˘áśá ááááśá available candidate áááááááá iv %9 {AvailabilityÉËveÉŞlÉËbÉŞlÉtÉŞá˘ášËáááááĄášááá¸áĄášáá¸ááááá(noun)
(noun). ááśááá˝áááááá, ááśáá˘áśá áááážááááśááááśá ~ of supplies ááśááááá˘áśá ááááśá ~ of the candidateááśáááááá
1.Availability (of supplies) ááśááááá˘áśá ááááśá 2.Availability (of the candidate) ááśáááááá noun â Plural: Availabilities 1.ááśáááááá, ááááťáá˘áááááááááá˝áááááááážáá áááá¸ááśá áśáâá ážááááááśáááśáá á á˛ááá áźáááˇáááśáááááśáá, ááááśáááááááááááśáááááá˘áśá áááážááááśááááśáááááśáá, ááˇáááááś, ááśááááážááśáááśá, ááśáááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Availabilities 1.The quality of being available; availableness. 2.That which is available.
É
&ů)ÁÉ t!;
AvauntÉËvÉ:ntá˘áš 'ááááá(verb)
noun 1.(descent of a Hindu god, invisible form, incarnation) ááśáá áśáááááˇáááááˇááááááá˘áááśá, ááśááááááśááááááááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The descent of a deity to earth, and his incarnation as a man or an animal; -- chiefly associated with the incarnations of Vishnu. 2.Incarnation; manifestation as an object of worship or admiration. # !As
AvastÉËvÉ:stá˘áš 'ááášááá(")
adjective 1.(greedy, stingy, parsimonious, miserly) áááááááśááááś, áááááá ááááˇá, áááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Actuated by avarice; greedy of gain; immoderately desirous of accumulating property. c|!EQ%Avarice'ĂŚvÉrÉŞs'á˘ááááášáá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(Greed for wealth, greed, miserliness) ááááááśá, ááśáá˘áá, ááśáááˇáááááááááźá, ááá áááááśáá, ááá ááááˇá, ááá áááá¸ááááśáá Example: Wealth beyond the dreams of avarice. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An excessive or inordinate desire of gain; greediness after wealth; covetousness; cupidity. 2.An inordinate desire for some supposed good. {!/[}
AvaluativeÉËvĂŚlju:ÉtÉŞvá˘áš ' áááááá˘ášáá¸á(adjective)
t /
&t .3K!UAvenue'ĂŚvÉnju:; US -nu:'á˘ááááášááááź(noun)
(noun). ááááźááááááśááážááážá˘áááááśá broad ~ ááťáááááˇáḠ~ of escape ááááźá (Figurative) áááááááśá, ááśáááááááá ááááˇááá leave no avenue unexploredáááážáááááááááˇá
noun 1.(An approach, wide street, road with tress on each side, way of reaching, thorough fare, lane, walk) ááááźááááááśááážááážá˘á Example: The trainer prescribed hard work as the surest avenue to success.avenue broad ááťáááááˇáḠavenue of escape ááááźá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśá, ááśáááááááá ááááˇááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A way or opening for entrance into a place; a passage by which a place may by reached; a way of approach or of exit. 2.The principal walk or approach to a house which is withdrawn from the road, especially, such approach bordered on each side by trees; any broad passageway thus bordered. 3.A broad street; as, the Fifth Avenue in New York. !'S
AvengeanceÉËvendĘi:ná˘áš 'ááášáááááˇá(noun)
1.(Take revenge for, take satisfaction for an injury to, punish a wrongdoer, revenge, seek retribution, get even) áááášá Example: The savage avenged his brothers death by tracking down the murderer. verb â past tense: avenged ; past participle: avenged ; present participle: avenging ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááášá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: avenged ; past participle: avenged ; present participle: avenging ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To take vengeance for; to exact satisfaction for by punishing the injuring party; to vindicate by inflicting pain or evil on a wrongdoer. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To treat revengefully; to wreak vengeance on. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To take vengeance. Synonyms 1.requite, retaliate, revenge, vindicate Antonyms 1.forgive, pardon, pity, reconcile á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Vengeance, revenge
ô ĺô Ťe%QĎ)AAverage'ĂŚvÉrÉŞdĘ'á˘ááááášáá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). figure the ~ áááááááśá on theaverageááśáááááááśá
average (adjective). ~ salaryááááá ~ manááśáááá
(transitive verb). ~ the figures áááááááááśá ~ 100 bu per acreááśáááááśááááá average out á ááááśááááááááááá
1.(declare true, avouch, assert, allege, attest, affirm, swear) áážá, áááá˘áá˘áśá, áááááśá, ááááá, áááááááśááá, áááá áśááááááťááśá, áááá áśá, ááá˛áááážá, áááá˘áśá, áááá áśáá˛áááážá noun 1.(á áááśáá) á˘áá˘áśá verb â past tense: averred ; past participle: averred ; present participle: averring ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááááśááˇá, á˘áá˘áśáááśááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A work horse, or working ox. verb â past tense: averred ; past participle: averred ; present participle: averring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To assert, or prove, the truth of. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To avouch or verify; to offer to verify; to prove or justify. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To affirm with confidence; to declare in a positive manner, as in confidence of asserting the truth. Synonyms 1.affirm, assert, declare, maintain, protest, state, swear Antonyms 1.contradict, demur, deny, dispute, oppose n> ááá˘, áá, áá˝ááá, ááá˘áśá, ááťááááˇááá, áááážááááś fair decision áááášáááááźá fair healthááˇáááá˘ááˇáá˘áśááááá fair complexion á (ááááá) fair weatherááááĄá take a fair aim with his riffle ááááááááśááááážá, ááááťááááááááá fair copyá áááśááá ááááááťááááśáááᢠfair deal ááśáááśáááááááááťááááˇáááááśáá˝áááááśááśáááá¸áááááá fair gameáážáááááźáá˛ááááˇááá, ááááżááááážá˛ááááá áźáá áˇááááážá áááááśá fair and softly goes far in a day ááśááłáááááááááážááśááááááá fair words butter no parsnipááˇááśáááááááážááśáááˇááážáááááźááááážá˛áááážááá fair and square ááťááááˇáááááᢠfair name áááááááááááááᢠfair play ááá áááá¸ááťááááˇááá fair sex áááááá¸ááá in fair way to ááááťááášá fair-weather friendááˇáááááá¸ááˇááá, ááˇáááááˇáááᢠfair hair ááááááááżá a fair number of á ááá˝áá ááážáááááááááž fair-skinnedáááááá, áááááťáá fair of face ááťáááśááááᢠindifferent ááˇáááťáááááá, ááˇáá áźáááśáááśááśáááśáááś, ááˇáá˘ážááž, áááá˝á áááážá, áááááááśáá áśááá áˇááá, ááááážá mediocreááááá˝á, á˘áá,âááˇáááźáááśáááááá mediumááááá,âá ááážá middlingááááá, áááá, áá˝ááá sosoááááá, ááˇáááá˘ááˇáá˘áśááááá tolerable ááááááááśáááśá, ááá˘áááá˝á tolerable pain á˘ááááááśáááśá tolerable price ááˇáá á˝áá áááť feel tolerable áááá˝ááááá noun 1.(Mean value or quantity, result obtained by adding two or more quantities arid dividing the total by the number of quantities, containing a mean proportion) ááááá, áááááááśá figure the average áááááááśá on the average ááśáááááááśá 2.áááááááśá, ááááá verb â past tense: averaged ; past participle: averaged ; present participle: averaging ; 1.áááááááááśá
U ô#U J
#MmKAversionÉËvÉ:Ęná˘áš 'áááşá ááášá(noun)
noun 1.~ (to somebody / something) (dislike, disgust, thing or person disliked, hatred) ááśáááá˘áááááážá, ááśááááážááá˘ážá, ááśáááˇáá áźáá áˇááá Example: Makara has an aversion to snakes, One of her pet aversions was mosquitoes. Example: I have an aversion to boiled eggs, to horror movies and to people who talk all the time. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A turning away. 2.Opposition or repugnance of mind; fixed dislike; antipathy; disinclination; reluctance. 3.The object of dislike or repugnance. Synonyms 1.abhorrence, antipathy, dislike, distaste, dread, hatred, loathing, repugnance, repulsion reluctance Antonyms 1.affection, attachment M 5 UAverseÉËvÉ:sá˘áš 'áááşá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ to something ááááááááśáá, áááááˇáá áźáá áˇááá, áááááśááá áˇááá, ááááťá to be averse to hard work ááˇáá áźáá áˇááááááááážááśáśá
adjective 1.~ (to something) (opposed, not inclined, reluctant (to do) or disinclined for, unwilling, hostile, set against) áááááááá, ááááááááťáááááś, áááááááťáááááś, ááááááááśááááááś, ááááśáááááááźá, áá áá áśááˇááá, ááááááááśáá Example: The boy was averse to hard work. Example: He seems to be averse to work. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Turned away or backward. 2.Having a repugnance or opposition of mind; disliking; disinclined; unwilling; reluctant. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) To turn away. Synonyms 1.disinclined, hesitant, loath, reluctant, slow, unwilling Antonyms 1.disposed, eager, inclined, ready, willing 'Ss7AvermentÉËvÉ:mÉntá˘áš 'ááášááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśáá˘áá˘áśá Example: A positive statement or allegation of facts. á§ááśá áááá ááá áááá¸ááááááŹááĄáá áá¸áááááˇáááááśááá˝áá˘ááá¸á áááťááśááááááááá á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá˘áá˘áśá (ááá áááá¸ááááá áŹááĄáá á¸ááááááˇáááááśááá˝áá˘ááá¸á áááťááśááááááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of averring, or that which is averred; affirmation; positive assertion. 2.A positive statement of facts; an allegation; an offer to justify or prove what is alleged. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Verification; establishment by evidence.
0ó X?9E
Aviary'eÉŞvÉŞÉrÉŞ; US -vÉŞerÉŞ'á˘áááááá¸(noun)
(transitive verb). ~ oneself of something áá˝á, ááááááááá˝á ~ you nothing á˛áááááááááá avail oneself of áááážááááśáá
(intransitive verb). nothing with ~ ááśááááááááá
avail (noun). to no avail ááááĽáááśáááśá, ááááĽááááááááá of avial ááśáááśáááááááá of little availááśááááááááááááˇá ááááá˝á , ááśáááááˇá áá˝á of on avail ááááśááááááááá to on availááˇáááááážááá of little availááśáááááááááááˇá ááśáá I avail myself of this opportunityááááťáááźáááááááłááśáááá
noun 1.(eagerness, greediness, enthusiasm, greed) ááśáááá, ááśáááááááááááśáá, ááá, áááˇáááááˇáá ááááá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Greediness; strong appetite; eagerness; intenseness of desire; as, to eat with avidity. .3
Avid'ĂŚvÉŞd'á˘áááá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). ~ (for something) áááá ááááśáááááśááááá avid readeráááťááááááááááááááá˘áśáááśááááśáááášáááśáá˘áśá have an avid interest (in).ááśáááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśááááśááááśáááášáá˘ááá¸áá˝á have an avid appetiteááááśááááááśáá
(noun).civil ~á˘áśááśáá ááá study ~ááˇááááśááśáááááá˘áśááśáá ááá good at ~ ááśááážáááááááá áá
noun 1.Civil aviation á˘áśááśáá ááá study aviation ááˇááááśááśáááááá˘áśááśáá ááá good at aviation ááśááážáááááá áá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áśááśáá ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The art or science of flying.
4 Ç
k 4 c W]
Avocet'ĂŚvÉset'á˘ááááášá ááášáá(noun)
noun 1.(pear shaped tropical. American. fruit, the tree that it grows on) ááááá˘áśááźááśááź ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The pulpy fruit of Persea gratissima, a tree of tropical America. It is about the size and shape of a large pear; -- called also avocado pear, alligator pear, midshipman's butter. 5%}uY+AvitaminosisËeÉŞvÉŞtÉmÉŞËnÉĘsÉŞs; US eÉŞËvaÉŞtÉmÉËnÉĘsÉsËá˘áááááˇáááᡠ'ááźááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (lack of vitamins) áááááşáážááĄážáááááááááá¸ááśáá¸á 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááşááááááááśááááá¸áááááá¸ááśáá¸á
Î Ů} Î + )MqAvoidanceÉËvÉÉŞdÉnsá˘áš 'ááááášááá(noun)
1.(Keep clear of, keep away, shun, elude, eschew, abstain from, escape) á áá, á ááááśá, á˛áááá˝á áááá˝á, ááááťáááˇáááťááááś, ááá ááá, ááááśá, áááááśááť, áááážá˛ááááááśááááśáááś, áááááááśá, áááááá á áˇááá, áášáááśá, áááá áźáá áˇááá, ááááśáááˇá áá ááááááááá Example: Avoid signing the document.avoid danger áááááśá avoid a tree ááá avoid one's father ááˇáá áááá˝áááťá Example: For two years the murderer managed to avoid capture. verb â past tense: avoided ; past participle: avoided ; present participle: avoiding ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááá, ááˇá á áá, á áśááááťáááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: avoided ; past participle: avoided ; present participle: avoiding ; 1.To emit or throw out; to void; as, to avoid excretions. 2.To quit or evacuate; to withdraw from. 3.To make void; to annul or vacate; to refute. 4.To keep away from; to keep clear of; to endeavor no to meet; to shun; to abstain from; as, to avoid the company of gamesters. 5.To get rid of. 6.To defeat or evade; to invalidate. Thus, in a replication, the plaintiff may deny the defendant's plea, or confess it, and avoid it by stating new matter. 7.(INTRANSITIVE) To become void or vacant. Synonyms 1.avert, dodge, escape, eschew, elude, forbear, forestall, free, meet, oppose á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To retire, to withdraw 2.To empty
Š ć
ů u#!;
AvouchÉËvu:tĘá˘áš 'ááźááá(transitive verb. intransitive verb)
noun 1.ááááá¸áááśááˇááááááá, ááááááááśáááááá, áááááá, ááźáááááá¸á, ááťáááááááááˇááá˘ááááááááśááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áŻáááśáááááśááááááááááˇáááśáąá, ááááá á˘áááááááâááˇáá˘áśááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Goods sold by weight. 2.Avoirdupois weight. 3.Weight; heaviness; as, a woman of much avoirdupois.
]$ 5Ą9KAvowÉËvaĘá˘áš 'áááźá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: avowed ; past participle: avowed ; present participle: avowing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Owm, acknowledge, declare openly, own, confess freely, testify, avouch) avow one's intentions áááá ááááááśáá Example: Sophy avowed his intention to finish the job.avow one's bias ááśáááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśá, ááá˝áááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A vow or determination. verb â past tense: avowed ; past participle: avowed ; present participle: avowing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To declare openly, as something believed to be right; to own or acknowledge frankly; as, a man avows his principles or his crimes. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To acknowledge and justify, as an act done. 3.To bind, or to devote, by a vow. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Avowal
q vLB q M* #Y'
AvulsionÉËvĘlĘná˘áš 'áááśááááá ášá(noun)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááááˇá á áá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To pluck or pull off. @('E!
AvowerÉËvaĘÉ(r)á˘áš 'ááá á˘áş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A free and open statement, declaration, acknowledgment) ááśáááá˝áááśáááśá, ááśáááááááá, ááśááááááśáááááśáá Example: The made an open avowal of his part in the strike. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An open declaration; frank acknowledgment; as, an avowal of such principles.
Ľ q Ľ H-%M]YAwakenÉËweÉŞkÉná˘áš 'ááááááášá(noun)
(transitive verb). ááááśááááááá ~ someone from sleepááśáá ~ them to the dangeráááááśá
(intransitive verb). ~ from sleep ááááśáá
verb â past tense: awakened ; past participle: awakened ; present participle: awakening ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (wake up, rouse from sleep, Stir up, awake) awaken someone from sleep ááśáá awaken them to the danger áááááśá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) Awaken from sleep ááááśáá , A5=AwakeÉËweÉŞká˘áš 'áááááá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. not yet ~ ááááśáá, áášááááá˝á ~ all nightááááááááˇáááá á˘. ~ to danger ááááťááááááááśááááá á áááá
(2) (intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). (past tense awake, past participle awaken) ááááśáá
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ him ááśáá á˘. ~ them to the danger áááááśá
adjective 1.(Rouse from sleep, stir waken, awaken, cease from sleep) ááááááááááá, áááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, ááááááááśá Example: Not sleeping but wide awake, awake to my danger, he awake the campers, Are you awake? not yet awake áááááááśáá, ááááášááááá˝á awake all night ááááááááˇáááá verb â past tense: Awoke ; past participle: Awoken ; present participle: Awaking ; 3rd person singular present Awakes 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááááśáá, ááśáááá¸ááááá, ááśáá, ááżá, áááá, ááááážá, áááážá˛áááášááááá˝áááˇá awake him ááśáá awake them to the danger áááááśá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááá, áášááááá˝á, áááážáááááśááááˇááááááááá k+ 5s)AwaitÉËweÉŞtá˘áš 'áááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: awaited ; past participle: awaited ; present participle: awaiting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Wait or stay for, be ready for, be in store for) á áśá, áááá áśá, ááááášá, ááźá ááááá , ááááášá, ááááťááášá Example: Children eagerly await new Year, A warm. welcome awaits you. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A waiting for; ambush; watch; watching; heed. verb â past tense: awaited ; past participle: awaited ; present participle: awaiting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To watch for; to look out for. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To wait on, serve, or attend. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To wait for; to stay for; to expect. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To be in store for; to be ready or in waiting for; as, a glorious reward awaits the good. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To wait (on or upon). á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To wait, to stay in waiting 2.To watch
_ e_ / -S3cAwakeningÉËweÉŞkÉnÉŞĹá˘áš 'áááááášáá¸á(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááśááááášá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá awaken noun 1.ááśáááááśááááášá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of awaking, or ceasing to sleep. Specifically: A revival of religion, or more general attention to religious matters than usual. adjective 1.Rousing from sleep, in a natural or a figurative sense; rousing into activity; exciting; as, the awakening city; an awakening discourse; the awakening dawn. ááśáâááááśááâááášáâ ááśáâáášáâáááá˝á.%M{YAwakenÉËweÉŞkÉná˘áš 'ááááááášá(noun)
(transitive verb). ááááśááááááá ~ someone from sleepááśáá ~ them to the dangeráááááśá
(intransitive verb). ~ from sleep ááááśáá
noun 1.áááááśáá, ááá áááá¸áááááá ááááá˘áśááááśáááááśáá˘áááááá verb â past tense: awarded ; past participle: awarded ; present participle: awarding ; 1.(á áááśáá) Award a settlement áááááá á˛áá 2.áááááśá, ááááááááááśááá˘áá 3.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (to somebody) (assign, grant, prize, payment, extend render, accord, render, confer, bestow) award a prize á˛áááááááśáá Example: A medal was awarded to the best athlete.
ą ą K1#3ąiqAwareÉËweÉ(r)á˘áš 'áá(á)(adjective)
(adjective). ~ of somebody/something; ~ that... áááááááťáááááá, áááááááśáá, ááááááá áááśáá, ááááášá fully aware áášáá áááśáááááááá, áášááááá˝ááááśáá áááśáá to be aware ofáááááśáá áááśááá ážá
adjective 1.~ of somebody / something; ~ that. (cognizant, conscious, sensible) áááááśáá áááááášá, áááááááášá, áááááśááááˇááááááááá, áááááˇáááááááááá , ááááášá Example: To be aware of danger. Example: Are the children still aware? ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Watchful; vigilant or on one's guard against danger or difficulty. 2.Apprised; informed; cognizant; conscious; as, he was aware of the enemy's designs. Synonyms 1.apprised, cognizant, conscious informed, mindful. observant, perceptive, sensible Antonyms 1.ignorant, insensible, unaware
ż 1
ř
ż [6 ;C7AwayÉËweÉŞá˘áš 'ááááá(adverb)
(adverb). áĄ. ~ (from somebody/something) ááááśáááááśá, áá ááááśá á˘. ááśáááááááááśáá, áááá, ááááśáááááá áŁ. á áááá á˛ááááááśááá , á áá á¤. áááážá˛ááá˘áá, áááážá˛áááááśá, áááážá˛ááááśáááźááá áĽ. áĽáĄáźáááá, áá˝áááááá , ááááśá, ááťááááá˘ááááá˘áá take kit awayáááá ááťááá run away (from home) ááá (á áááááá) (thieves) run away áááá áá get away with (murder)áá˝á áááá˝á make away with áá˝á ááśá, ááááśá do away withááááśááá áá
(adjective).away from home ááˇááá áááá six meters away á ááááśáááááśááá˝ááááááááá¸ááá away with you áá á˛ááááťá, áá á˛ááááśáá
adjective 1.Away from home áááááˇááá áááá six meters away á ááááśáááááśááá˝ááááááááá¸ááá Example: The sea is 2 miles away from the hotel. verb 1.á˛ááááá, á ááá˛áá, áááá ááá˛áááášá, áááááśáá˛ááááśááááá, á˛áááá adverb 1.(absent, from a place, off, aside, at a distance, distant, out of one's possession, out of existence, on and on, without stopping, elsewhere, gone) ááááśá, áá áá¸ááááśá, á˘ááááááśá, áá¸á ááááśá Example: Run away, drive it away, The manager is away, Several miles away, Put your work away. s5#;3oAwatchÉËwÉ:tĘá˘áš 'ááááá(adverb)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Dread; great fear mingled with respect. 2.The emotion inspired by something dreadful and sublime; an undefined sense of the dreadful and the sublime; reverential fear, or solemn wonder; profound reverence. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To strike with fear and reverence; to inspire with awe; to control by inspiring dread.
Ţ
Ě× KB %E3
Awfulness'É:fĘlnÉŞs'á˘á áááťááá¸á(noun)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Awful experience ááá˘áśáááááááááááá Example: What awful weather! adjective 1.(Dreadful, inspiring awe, very bad, very ugly, dread, terrible) awful vengeance ááááá˝áá˛ááááááśá Example: The awful power of a lightning bolt, His handwriting is awful. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Oppressing with fear or horror; appalling; terrible; as, an awful scene. 2.Inspiring awe; filling with profound reverence, or with fear and admiration; fitted to inspire reverential fear; profoundly impressive. 3.Struck or filled with awe; terror-stricken. 4.Worshipful; reverential; law-abiding. 5.Frightful; exceedingly bad; great; -- applied intensively; as, an awful bonnet; an awful boaster. Synonyms 1.appalling, dire, dreadful, frightful, horrible, terrible, awe inspiring, imposing, majestic, solemn Antonyms 1.commonplace, humble ? !E7
Awestruck'É:strĘk'á˘ááááááśáá(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááá áááˇáá áááťá, áááááááááááśáá, áááááśáá˛ááááźá á áˇááá, áááááˇááááá˝áááááž, áááááśáá˛ááááˇááááá˝ááááá˝á adjective 1.Awkward (situation) áááááˇááááá˝á 2.Awkward (gesture) ááááááá, áááááááśá 3.Awkward (youth) áááááááśááááá Example: I was always an awkward dancer. 4.Clumsy, ungainly, embarrassed, embarrassing, not handy, hard to manage, inconvenient. -awkward age early adolescence. An awkward moment. áááááˇááááááá, ááááážáááśáá, áááá ááá˘ááá ááá˘áá Example: An awkward staircase, Awkward attempts to stand up, 5.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááśááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Wanting dexterity in the use of the hands, or of instruments; not dexterous; without skill; clumsy; wanting ease, grace, or effectiveness in movement; ungraceful; as, he was awkward at a trick; an awkward boy. 2.Not easily managed or effected; embarrassing. 3.Perverse; adverse; untoward. Synonyms 1.clumsy, gauche, gawky, inept, rough unpolished, untoward Antonyms 1.adroit, graceful, neat, polished 0EE
AwkÉ:ká˘á(adjective)
(adverb). stay ~áá˝ááááááá, áá˝ááááááťá just awhile agoááˇáááá, á˘ááááśááááˇáááá, ááˇááááá awhile back ááśáááťá (áááááááśááááááááśááááśáá)
adjective 1.(for a short time, for a while) stay awhile áá˝ááááááá, áá˝ááááááťá just awhile ago ááśáááťááááááááśááááááááśááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.For a while; for some time; for a short time.
u đ
Ů
 u IN 5CAwryÉËraÉŞá˘áš 'áááśá(adverb)
(adverb). ááá, ááśááá, ááááťáááááááááťáá áááśáá go awayáá ááśááááśá, ááˇááááááá
awry (adjective). plans are ~ áááááááááášááááá ááťááááá Lid is ~ ááˇáá ááááááá, ááˇááááťá, ááá
adjective 1.Plans are awry áááááááááášááááˇáá ááťááááá lid is awry áááááˇáá ááááááá, áááááˇááááťá adjective / adverb 1.(á áááśáá) ááá , áá, ááá˘áá, ááááťáááááááááťáá áááśáá adverb 1.(Crookedly, perversely, crooked, twisted to one side) áá¸á áá áá, ááášáááˇá Example: The wind blew her hat awry, Our plans went awry. go awry áá ááśááááśá, ááˇááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective / adverb 1.Turned or twisted toward one side; not in a straight or true direction, or position; out of the right course; distorted; obliquely; asquint; with oblique vision; as, to glance awry. 2.Aside from the line of truth, or right reason; unreasonable or unreasonably; perverse or perversely. BM)?'
AwonderÉËwĘndÉ(r)á˘áš 'á˘áááş(á)(verb)
noun 1.(A covering of canvas, etc., to shelter from the sun's rays) áááśááááśááááśá (áá áážááśáááááá˘á˝á áŹááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A rooflike cover, usually of canvas, extended over or before any place as a shelter from the sun, rain, or wind. 2.That part of the poop deck which is continued forward beyond the bulkhead of the cabin. J
AwlÉ:lá˘á(noun)
noun â Plural: Axillae 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Axillae 1.The armpit, or the cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.An axil Q = ?
Axil'ĂŚksÉŞlá˘áááááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(of an axis) áááŹááśáá˘áááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááá˘áááá :O15AxeĂŚksá˘ááááá(noun)
(also US ax) (noun). ááźáá
noun 1.(a tool for cutting, chopping or hewing) ááźáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááááá áá Example: the project got the axe á§ááśá áááá ááááááááśáááááźáááśááááááśáá verb 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá, áŹáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A tool or instrument of steel, or of iron with a steel edge or blade, for felling trees, chopping and splitting wood, hewing timber, etc. It is wielded by a wooden helve or handle, so fixed in a socket or eye as to be in the same plane with the blade. The broadax, or carpenter's ax, is an ax for hewing timber, made heavier than the chopping ax, and with a broader and thinner blade and a shorter handle.
m Ăm RU 3W!
AxiomaticËĂŚksÉŞÉËmĂŚtÉŞkËá˘ááááá 'áááá¸á(adjective)
axiom /'æksÉŞÉm/ ['á˘áááááá] (noun). áááááááááá, ááá áááá¸ááťá ááˇá fundamentaláááááśáááááááśáá lawá áááśáá principle áááááśááá, ááááá¸áááá a man of principle ááááá¸áááá theoremáááášáááá¸áá universal á˘ááá¸ááááááźáá á
noun 1.(a self-evident truth, a necessary and self-evident proposition) ááá áááá¸ááťá ááˇá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá¸áááášáááááźá, ááá áááá¸ááˇáááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A self-evident and necessary truth, or a proposition whose truth is so evident as first sight that no reasoning or demonstration can make it plainer; a proposition which it is necessary to take for granted; as, âThe whole is greater than a part;â âA thing can not, at the same time, be and not be.â 2.An established principle in some art or science, which, though not a necessary truth, is universally received; as, the axioms of political economy. Synonyms 1.adage, aphorism, apothegm by word, fundamental, maxim, postulate, principle, proverb, saw, saying, theorem, truism
´ ´ HV ?Ą]sAxis'ĂŚksÉŞs'á˘áááááá¸á(noun)
noun â Plural: Axes 1.(imaginary line around which solid body rotates, an alliance between countries, a line around which an object turns, forming the axis, coalition) á˘áááá Example: The Earth rotates about an axis between the North Pole and South Pole. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááźá, á˘ááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááá˘ášááááááááá¸áá¸á
b ŽČŰN.A b []'GU
AzaleaÉËzeÉŞlÉŞÉá˘áš 'ááá áááĄá(noun)
(adverb). ááśááˇá áá for ayeáá áźáááá , áá áźááá
Same as: ay adjective 1.(always, ever) áááááśááˇá áá adjective / adverb / interjection 1.(always, yes, ever) ááśááˇá áá , ááśá, á áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An affirmative vote; one who votes in the affirmative; as, âTo call for the ayes and noes;â âThe ayes have it.â iY +]Q
AyatollahËaÉŞÉËtÉlÉËá˘áśáá˘á 'áášááĄášá á(noun)
noun 1.(The rod on which a wheel turns, the center rod of a wheel which revolves as the wheel turns, the rod that joins two wheels) áááá áááááŹáááá áá, ááááá˝á, ááááźááááááśáááááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The pin or spindle on which a wheel revolves, or which revolves with a wheel. 2.A transverse bar or shaft connecting the opposite wheels of a car or carriage; an axletree. 3.An axis; as, the sun's axle.
ř ň
Ő Ú Óúk ř g
B, bbi:ááá¸(")
(Plural. B's,b's /bi:z/)áĄ.á˘áááááá¸áá¸áááśáááááśááá˘ááááááááá˘áááááááá˘.â áááááśááá áťá ááááá áááśááááááśááá áŁ. áááááťááśáááśáááśá˘áááá B
noun 1.áááááááááá, ááááášááááťááá, áááááááááááśááážáá˘ááá¸ááźááśááá˘áťáááá¸á, ááááááááááá, ááá˘áśááśááŹáááťááá adjective 1.áááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The lapis lazuli. 2.The clear blue color of the sky; also, a pigment or dye of this color. 3.A blue color, represented in engraving by horizontal parallel lines. 4.The blue vault above; the unclouded sky. adjective 1.Sky-blue; resembling the clear blue color of the unclouded sky; cerulean; also, cloudless. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To color blue. Ba#K!
Azuline'ĂŚĘĘlÉŞn'á˘ááá ááášáĄá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(Prattling, idle talk, murmuring of running water) ááźááááááá, ááśáááˇááśáááśá Example: The silly girl babbled on and on about her boy friends, When the door opened, a loud babble of voices was heard, The babble of a stream. verb â past tense: babbled ; past participle: babbled ; present participle: babbling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (speak like a baby, talk like a baby, talk in a hurried, excited way without making sense; chatter idly, chatter senselessly, prate) ááˇááśááááááá, áááááşááźáááááśááááááźá ááśááźááááááážááášáá áśáááááááˇááśá }l91
Babbitt'bĂŚbIt'áááááá¸á(noun)
(intransitive verb). (pt.,pp. baaed or baa'd/ba:d/)áááááááâ (á áááŹááá)
noun â Plural: Baas 1.(sound made by a sheep or lamb, bleat) ááááááá áá, ááááááááá verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (make this sound) ááááá, áá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Baas 1.The cry or bleating of a sheep; a bleat. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To cry baa, or bleat as a sheep.
i
B.A.A"(abbreviation)
(abbreviation). British Airports Authority á˘áśááááśááá˘áśááśáááśáááááááśáá˘ááááááá
h9A
B.Abi:'eIááá¸_á˘ááá(")
(US AB)Bachelor of Artsáááˇááááááááááśáá˘ááááááśááááá
M
ś f
M Br-5/
BaboonbÉ'bu:n;US.bĂŚ-ááš 'áááźá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The city and tower in the land of Shinar, where the confusion of languages took place. 2.Hence: A place or scene of noise and confusion; a confused mixture of sounds, as of voices or languages. Fo g
BabebeÉŞbááá(noun)
(noun).áĄ. ááźááááá á˘. á˘áźááááááśáá, áááááááśáá babe in the woods áááťáááááááśáááśáááˇáááááâ(Sl.) áááá¸
1.áááááťá (ááśáááááááťá) noun â Plural: Babies 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááźáááá á¸, ááźááááś 2.(babe, young child or infant, the period of infancy) ááźááááá, ááźááááś, ááśáá adjective 1.(Small, infantile, behaving like a young child) ááááźá (á§ááśá áááá ááźááĄáśá) verb â past tense: babied ; past participle: babied ; present participle: babying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Behave like a baby) ááááśáááááá, áá¸áááááááááťááááááá (ááźá ááźááááááťá)
T
î
ç
Ź hTÎ T v %1Yc
BacchanalianËbĂŚ-kÉËneIlIÉËáááááš Ëáááááá(adjective)
(noun). (pl. ~ s or ~ ia ) ááśááášáááááśá˘áá˝áá¸áá˝, ááśáááááááá˘áśááˇááááááááááˇá
(noun). (pl. ba-cilli)/bÉËsÉŞlaÉŞ/) áááááśááźâ (áááááá˘ááˇááťááťáááśááááááááśááááááśáá˘ááááśááááááááááśáááŹááááśá
noun 1.(unmarried man, person who has taken the first or lowest degree at a college or university. -Bachelor of Arts a bachelors degree in Liberal arts, person having this degree. -bachelor's button a plant like the buttercup) áááááááááťá, á˘áááááááááˇááááśááááá adjective 1.Bachelor girl ááááá áá¸á
)Y
BacharachËbĂŚkÉrĂŚÉŞkËááááášáááˇááá á(noun)
r: #0000ff;"> back up ááśááááâ back out áá ááá áá¸ááááááááááśá,ááˇááśáá ážáááááĄáááˇá, ááááĄááááḠbackhanderááááźá (3) (adverb)
(adverb). áĄ. á˘áá¸áááśáâ(ááá) ááááááá á ážá á˘.âááśáááááá, á˘ááááááśá (áá¸)â áŁ. ááááĄááááˇá, ááááĄáááááááááááážáááˇá go back ho-me ááááĄáááá ááááâ look back on ááááĄáááážáááááá pay back ááâ sit backá˘ááááťááááááááá go back on one's word ááˇáááśááááážááśáááśááááááááś to go backááááĄáááá áááááááážáâ go back on a person áááááááˇááá, áááááááˇááááááááˇâ hang backáá ááááśááá¸ááááśstand backááááááá keep backááśáááśáááťáâ pay back ááááááťáááˇá break the back of áááážááśááááááˇááśáááśáááááá give a backá ááááá˘ááááá give the backááá á áá back a billá áťáá áááááááśááśááśáážááˇáááááááá back date á áťáááśááááˇá ááááááťááááááááááááťáááááá back datingá áťáááśááááˇá ááááááťáááááááááťáááááá back interestááśááááááśáááˇáááśááááá back pay ááśáááááááááááˇáááśáááážá back paymentááśááááááśááááááşááááśáâ back rent áááááááá˝ááá ááááśáá back bench áá á˘á¸ááááááááś back bencheráááśááˇááááśáááá˘ááááťááá áá á˘á¸ááááá -back-to-back-(letter of) credit ááśááĽáááśáááááááááááá
(transitive verb). áĄ. áá, áááážá˘ááááááĄááááˇá, áááááááâ á˘. ~ acause ááśáááá ~ a race house á áśááâ hills ~ the scane áá ááśáááááá walk back áážááááááááâ
(intransitive verb). care ~ áááááááâ back down ááťáá áˇáááá áśááâ back offáááááá˝á, ááááâ back outáááááá˝áá ááâ(ááśááááááťá)â back upáá
noun 1.(Hinder part, the upper or hinder part of animal's body, football player stationed behind, a member of parliament sitting in one of the back benches, a rank and file member) sore back áááá, back of the head áááááááśáááááá Example: He used his influential friend to help him get into the civil service by the back door.back of the house ááśáááááá, back of the book áááá, behind one's back áá¸ááááááááá, ááˇááąáááášááááá˝á, to be back ááááĄááááááá, turn one's back on ááááááááąáá, ááśáááááá 2.áááááááśáááááá 3.(ááááááśáááá) á˘áááááááááśááááĄáááážáááˇááááá˘áźáááśáá 4.(áááááááśááááá) áááá adjective 1.(opposite of front, rear, covering past period) pay back yard áááááááá, ááááá ááśáááááá, back pay ááááááśááááááááśáááŹáá ááˇáááśáááážááąáá adjective / adverb 1.á˘áá¸á, ááááá, ááşááááśá, áŹáážá verb â past tense: backed ; past participle: backed ; present participle: backing ; 1.ááˇááááááááá , áá˝á, ááśáááá, áááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To give up an argument, claim, opinion, etc., to slander an absent person to force backward, to support, to endorse, to move or go back) back a car do ááááááá, ááˇáááááááá, back out of ááá áá, back a cause ááśáááá, pay back ááááááťáááˇá, a back race horse á áśá hills pay back the scene áá ááśáááááá walk back áážáááááááá, cars payback do ááááááá, back down ááťáá áˇáááá áśáá back off áááááá˝ááááá, back out áááááá˝áá áá (ááśááááááťá) / break the back of ááááááááśáááśá, on his back á˘ááááá ášá, set another's back up áááážáąááááááááášá, to go back ááááĄáááá áááááááážáááˇá adverb 1.(in the rear, to or toward the rear, away, to a person or place from which something came, to a former state or condition) go pay back home ááááĄáááá áááá, go back on one's word ááˇáááśááááážááśáááśááááááááś
^ ^ = !#A
Back-piecebĂŚkËpiËsááááËáááá(noun)
(noun). á ááá¸ááááá
ÝQ 1M¨)BackbĂŚkáááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááááá, áááááááśáááááááááááááŹááááśá á˘.â áááááááśáááááááááááááá˝á (áááá),â áááá, áááááááśáááááá ~âof the house ááśáááááá ~ of the book áááá ~ of the head áááááááśáááááá áŁâ. ááááááááá á˘á¸ááááážáá˘áśá ááá˘ááááśááááá˘ááááťá á¤.â á˘áááááśáááśááááááááśáááááá behind one's back áá¸áááááááááááˇáá˘áááášááááá˝áâ turn one's back on áááááááá˘áá at the back ofááśááááááâ beat back ááśáááááťááááá (áááááźá) behind the back ofááááĄáááááá, ááˇááśááážá break the backof ááááááááśáááśááááááááśá âset up the backá ááááááááááźá ááááśáááááááášá to be back ááááĄáááá, ááááááááááá on his back á˘áááá¸áášááášáááśáá to turn the back to ááśááááááááá to lie on one back áááááááááśá to get one'sback up áášá (ááááťáááááá:ááźá ááááś) set another's back up áááážá˘áááášá
(adjective). áĄ. ááśáááááá ~ yard ááááá, áá ááśáááááá á˘. áá¸ááťááááááˇáááśááá˘áá back pay ááśááááááááááśáá áŹáá ááˇáááśáááážáá˘áá a few years back ááśááá¸á˘á ááááśáááááá whenone's back is turned áááááášááááááááá˘áá back from ááááĄáááááḠback out of ááá áá(noun). ááśááááááááááááááááá
noun 1.(The spine, courage, firmness) ááá˘ášááááá Example: It took backbone to stand up to such a. big man.lacks backbone ááá áááá¸ááááśá áśá, ááá áááá¸á˘ááá˘áśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááá˘ášááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The column of bones in the back which sustains and gives firmness to the frame; the spine; the vertebral or spinal column. 2.Anything like, or serving the purpose of, a backbone. 3.Firmness; moral principle; steadfastness. Q #I?
BackblowbĂŚkËblaĘááááâ Ëááááź(noun)
noun 1.(patron, supporter) á˘áááááśáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááááááá áááážáááťá, á˘áááááśáááá, á˘áááááśááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, backs; especially one who backs a person or thing in a contest. 0 5
BackenËbĂŚkenËááááá¸á(verb)
noun 1.(door at the back of house, secret, illicit, indirect under-hand) ááááááááááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Acting from behind and in concealment; as, backdoor intrigues. ] !=e
BackchatbĂŚktĘĂŚtáááááášáá(noun)
(US back talk) (BrE.) (noun). ááśááááśáá
z aűě z n! Sw
BacklogËbĂŚklgËáááááĄááá ááá(noun)
(noun). fireplace ~ áááá˘áťááá backlog of work ááááá¸ááˇá áá ááśááá ááááˇáááśáááááážá ážá
(noun). áá˝áááśáááááááááá˘ááááááááśáááááá, ááááááááá,â ááśáâperson ~ ááśáááśâ ~ of the case áááášááááˇááśáááááťáááˇá stay in the background ááˇááááá ááááťá keep in the background áá ááśáááááá, ááˇááá ááááśááâ (ááťáá˘áááááážááážá)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áá¸ááááśáá, áá¸ááááá , ááááááááśááááááťá noun 1.(Back part of a scene or landscape, surface on which patterns or designs are drawn, past education, experience, or the like, out of sight or notice) áááááťááááá ááááá ááśá, áá¸ááááťáááááťá (ááááśááá¸ááááźá) / áá¸ááśá ááááááśá, áá¸áááááá (ááááśááá¸ááááááá) / ááśááááá (ááááźá) Example: There were mountains in the background of the picture. 2.ááśáááśá, áááášááˇááááśáááááťáááˇá, áááášááˇááááśáááááááááá, á áááťááśáááááťáááˇá !K]-qBackgammonËbĂŚkËgĂŚmÉnË ËbĂŚkgÉmÉnËááááËá ááááááşá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A game of chance and skill, played by two persons on a âboardâ marked off into twenty-four spaces called âpointsâ. Each player has fifteen pieces, or âmenâ, the movements of which from point to point are determined by throwing dice. Formerly called tables. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) In the game of backgammon, to beat by ending the game before the loser is clear of his first âtableâ.
ö ö
Q Ěű/?ţö , #G%
BacktrackËbĂŚktrĂŚkËááááááááá(intransitive verb)
adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááˇáááśáááá, áááááááááá 2.áááśááááá˘áááááááá, áááśáááşá, áááá áááážá, áááááˇáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, áááááááááá (ááˇááá¸áá áááážá) / backward journey ááááĄáááá ááˇá, backward country áááááˇáááźáááśáááśáááźáááśáá backward child ááşá (ááşááááśááááśááťáááśáááˇáááśááááááááááśáá) Example: Shelia is very clever but rather backward in expressing her ideas. 3.áááááááááá, áááááá á adverb 1.(toward the rear, toward the past, not developed, behind the times, shy, timid, dull, bashful, slow in learning, in reverse of the usual or right way, with the back first) go backward ááááááá, áááááˇáá áááážá, ááşáááźá, put it on backward áá¸ááťááá ááááá write back-ward ááááááá áááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state behind or past. adjective 1.Directed to the back or rear; as, backward glances. 2.Unwilling; averse; reluctant; hesitating; loath. 3.Not well advanced in learning; not quick of apprehension; dull; inapt; as, a backward child. 4.Late or behindhand; as, a backward season. 5.Not advanced in civilization; undeveloped; as, the country or region is in a backward state. 6.Already past or gone; bygone. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To keep back; to hinder.
: Żűö 6 'G+
BacterailbĂŚkËtÉrÉlááááËááááá(adjective)
noun 1.(cured pig's flesh, salted and smoked meat from the back and sides of hogs) ááááśááááťááá, ááśá áááááźá, ááśá ááá¸ááśáá, ááśá áááááźááááá, ááśá áááááźáááááĄáśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The back and sides of a pig salted and smoked; formerly, the flesh of a pig salted or fresh. 4 #G!
BackyardbĂŚkËjÉ:dááááËáááśáá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (study of bacteria and their effects) ááśáááááá¸ááśááááá, ááśáááˇááááśáá¸áááááááśáááááḠ2.(áááááááśááááá) ááˇááááśááśáááááááˇááááśáá¸ááśáááááá¸, ááśáááááá¸ááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The science relating to bacteria. 8 )E
mBacteriologistbĂŚkËtÉŞÉrÉŞËÉlÉdĘÉŞstááááËááááˇËá˘áááĄášáááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.á˘áááááˇááááśááşááááśáááááśááá¸ááśáááááḠ2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áááááááśáááśáááśáááˇááááśáá¸ááśáááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One skilled in bacteriology. L7 -A9BacteriabĂŚkËtÉŞÉrÉŞÉááááËáááá(noun)
(noun). (pl. singium /-ÉŞÉm/) (Fr.) ááśáááááḠ(Lit.)ááááááśááááź
Plural form of: bacterium SEE: Bacterium noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (Tiny plants of one cell that can be seen only through a microscope) ááśáááááá¸, ááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááḠ(áááááááźá áááááśáááááˇááśáááá˝á ááááśáááááźáááźáá¸á ááááážáá ááá˝ááááááśááááááśá)
x
Ú2 x 6>%'QiBad-temperedbĂŚdËtempdÉËáááááášáËááşá(adjective)
adjective 1.(often in a bad. humor, quarrelsome and disagreeable, irritable) áááááśáááášá, áááááśáááá˝áááá , á˘áśááááááááˇáááᢠą =+Ö%kBadbĂŚdâááááá(adjective)
(adjective). (comp. worse /wÉËs/, worst /wÉËst/)áĄ.~ conductá˘áśááááá, ááˇáááááážáâ to the badááśáááťá, ááááśááááááťá~ injuryááááááááá, ááśááááááhave a ~ dayááˇáááźááááá˝áâ, ááá~ tireááˇá ááˇá~â á˘. food goes ~ááźá , ááá˘áźáâ (á˘áśá áśá) ~ newsá˘áśááááá, áááááśáá˘ááááˇááśáá áˇáááâ fell ~ ááˇááááá˝ááááá˝áfell bad aboutááááśá(Coll.) bad off áááśáá(á˘.á)
Idiom
in bad witháááááśáááášáâ a bad egg,a bad lot,a bad hatáááťáááá˘áśááááábad debetsááááťáááˇááśáááśá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Bad off ááááááśáá bad shot áááááááśáááˇáááááźá adjective â comparative: worse ; superative worst 1.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áśááááá 2.(Not good, faulty, incorrect, of poor quality, rotten, spoiled, unpleasant, ill or evil, wicked, wrong, vile, ill feeling. -bad blood unfriendly or hostile relations) áááááá˘áťá, áááááźá , ááááááá˝á, ááááááááźááááááśáá, ááááá˝áá˛áááážáááśá, ááááááááśá, áááááťáááᢠ(ááááśáááśáááááá) Example: A bad worker, bad work, A bad coin, bad food, a bad smell, Bad manners. olor: #0000ff;">it is bad formááśááśáááśááááááˇááˇááś, ááśáááśáâ bad shotááááśáááˇáááááźágo badááá˘áźágo to the badááźá ááááźá to the badááśááááááťáâ,ááśáâáážáâ bad bloodááśáâá áˇáááá áááá, á áááá
bad (adjective). áááśáá˘áśááááá baddy /ËbædÉŞ/[áááááá¸] (noun).áá˝á˘áśáááááááááťáááżáááťá, ááżáááááá
(2) (noun)
(noun). ááśáá˘áśááááá, ááśáááśá˘áśááááá, áááśáááˇáááśáá¸áááá áˇááá to go to the badááááśáááááá˝áááśááááááťáááááťáááśáá˘áśááááá, ááááśáááááá˝áááá
Idiom
take the bad with the goodááá˝áááááśááá áááťá ááá˘ááˇáááśááá áááťá á˘áśáááááâ bad bargainááááˇááááááśáááááá á˝áâbad buyááśáááˇááááááśááááááááááá á˝áâ bad tiltle áááááááááááˇááááˇáááááśáááˇáááśá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Bad off ááááááśáá bad shot áááááááśáááˇáááááźá adjective â comparative: worse ; superative worst 1.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áśááááá 2.(Not good, faulty, incorrect, of poor quality, rotten, spoiled, unpleasant, ill or evil, wicked, wrong, vile, ill feeling. -bad blood unfriendly or hostile relations) áááááá˘áťá, áááááźá , ááááááá˝á, ááááááááźááááááśáá, ááááá˝áá˛áááážáááśá, ááááááááśá, áááááťáááᢠ(ááááśáááśáááááá) Example: A bad worker, bad work, A bad coin, bad food, a bad smell, Bad manners.
í 8
őŰ í jB QS9
BadinageËbĂŚdÉŞnÉËĘ; USËbĂŚdÉnÉËĘËááááá¸ááśá ááá(noun)
(transitive verb). ~ sb (with/ for sth), ~ sb ( into doing sth)ááśáá á˘áááááśááááśáá, áááážááťáááááťáááááá, áááźá
noun 1.(a burrowing night grayish-brown hibernation animal) ááááááááśá, ááááááááś verb â past tense: badgered ; past participle: badgered ; present participle: badgering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (into doing something) (follow hotly as dogs do the badger, Badger tease, by persistent questioning. Badger State Wisconsin used as a nickname) áááážá˛ááááááá, áááážá˛áááááá˝á, áááážá˛ááááśáááá, áááážááťáááááťááááááááżáá, áááážááťáááááťáááááá, áááźá Example: The child badgered his mother ail day with question. Example: She badgered me into doing what she wanted. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An itinerant licensed dealer in commodities used for food; a hawker; a huckster; -- formerly applied especially to one who bought grain in one place and sold it in another. 2.A carnivorous quadruped of the genus Meles or of an allied genus. It is a burrowing animal, with short, thick legs, and long claws on the fore feet. One species (M. vulgaris), called also brock, inhabits the north of Europe and Asia; another species (Taxidea Americana / Labradorica) inhabits the northern parts of North America. 3.A brush made of badgers' hair, used by artists. verb â past tense: badgered ; past participle: badgered ; present participle: badgering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To tease or annoy, as a badger when baited; to worry or irritate persistently. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To beat down; to cheapen; to barter; to bargain. Synonyms 1.aggravate, annoy, bother, disturb, harass, harry, irritate, molest, nag, pester, plague, provoke, tantalize, taunt, tease, torment, vex, worry Antonyms 1.comfort, delight, gratify, please, soothe ?@#1wMBadgebĂŚdĘ(r)Ëáááááá(noun)
(noun).ááááá:áááááś, ááááżáááśááááśáááááś badge of officeáááááśááááśááááťáááááá
noun 1.(FIGURATIVE) (A mark, or sign, token, or something worn to show membership, authority, or achievement) ááˇááˇááááááááś, áááááááááááś, ááááżáááśááááśáááááś Example: A policeman's badge, a badge for perfect attendance. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśááááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A distinctive mark, token, sign, or cognizance, worn on the person; as, the badge of a society; the badge of a policeman. 2.Something characteristic; a mark; a token. 3.A carved ornament on the stern of a vessel, containing a window or the representation of one. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To mark or distinguish with a badge. D?+C BadeËbĂŚdáááááş(prefix)
(past tense of bid).
Past form of: BidENGLISH MEANING 1.A form of the pat tense of Bid.
Ô ÁÔ -F7
BaffbĂŚfáááá ááá(noun)
noun 1.áááśáá˘áśáááááááááśá áááá¸áŹá˘ááážá˘áśááááá, ááťáááśáá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state of being bad. @D )SGOBadmintonËbĂŚdmÉŞntÉnËááááááá¸ááášá(noun)
noun 1.(a game like lawntennis, played with light rackets on a court divided into halves by a, high net) ááááááá¸áááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A game, similar to lawn tennis, played with shuttlecocks. 2.A preparation of claret, spiced and sweetened. wC 5) BadlyËbĂŚdlÉŞËáááááá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.(in an imperfect way, not well, poorly, in a way causing pain, danger, or harm, unsuccessfully defectively, very much) áááśáá˘áśááááá, áááśáááˇááááááá, áááśáááá˘áťá, áááśáááááśá, áááśááááśááá, perform badly ááˇáááá˘ááá, need badly ááśááááśáá, ááśáááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a bad manner; poorly; not well; unskillfully; imperfectly; unfortunately; grievously; so as to cause harm; disagreeably; seriously.
8 UŮč ě 8 0L =
BagassebÉËgĂŚsáášË á áááá(noun)
1.(Check, defeat, frustrate by confusing or puzzling, engine) ááśáá áááá¸ááááźá, ááááśááááśá, áááážá˛áááĄáá, áááážá˛áááááááˇá ááżá Example: The fox baffled the hounds, The problem baffles me. 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááˇáááśááááááá (ááááĄáááááśáá) / ááśááááá áźáááááś, á áááĄá, áááážáąááááśááááááˇá Example: Police are baffled as to the identity of the killer. noun 1.ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A defeat by artifice, shifts, and turns; discomfiture. 2.A deflector, as a plate or wall, so arranged across a furnace or boiler flue as to mingle the hot gases and deflect them against the substance to be heated. 3.A grating or plate across a channel or pipe conveying water, gas, or the like, by which the flow is rendered more uniform in different parts of the cross section of the stream; -- used in measuring the rate of flow, as by means of a weir. 4.A lever for operating the throttle valve of a winding engine. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To check by perplexing; to disconcert, frustrate, or defeat; to thwart. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To cause to undergo a disgraceful punishment, as a recreant knight. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To check by shifts and turns; to elude; to foil. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To practice deceit. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To struggle against in vain; as, a ship baffles with the winds. Synonyms 1.balk, circumvent, defeat. disappoint, foil, frustrate, hinder, outwit, prevent, thwart Antonyms 1.verb: confound, disconcert, bewilder, perplex, puzzle, confuse, frustrate ááá ááśááááááá) âáŁ. cow's ~ áááâ (áá) âá¤. ááááááááááááśáááááááááááâ áĽ. áááááá¸áááááśáááźáá˘áśááááááŹá˘áśááááááááˇáááᢠbag of bones ááśááááááááááááááá˘ášá to give the bag to holdááááááá˘áááá˝á áááá˝á, to let the cat out of the bagááááśáááááśááá˘áśááááśáá, ááááśááááżáááááśáá (ááááĽááááá)â bag and baggage ááááááááááááááˇááśááááźá to pack up bag and baggage á áťáá áá, ááá áááááˇá á áťáá áá
Idiom
bag and ËbaggageááááááĽáááśááááśááá˘áá
noun 1.(A sack, pouch purse, handbag, suitcase, traveling bag, a measure of quantity, game killed on a hunting trip, results of one's fishing or hunting) ááśáááśá, ááááá paper bag ááá, á˘ááá¸ááááááśááá ááá, carry his bag á áˇá, áááśáá¸á, hunter's bag ááááááśááááśá (áá áááá áááá ááśááááááá) / cow's bag ááá (áá) Example: She's an awful old bag. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá, ááááá, ááśáááśá Example: shopping bag á§ááśá áááá áááááááááˇá, áááááááááˇá, ááááˇá verb â past tense: bagged ; past participle: bagged ; present participle: bagging ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Put in a bag, pouch, kill, seize, as game, capture or kill while hunting. hang loosely. -bag and baggage with ail one's property. -hold the bag to be compelled to bear the total blame or accountability that was to have been shared. -in the bag definite, ááááśááááááááśá, áááťááááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (up) (swell out. put into a bag) bag rice á ááá (ááśáááťáááśá) / bag a deer ááśááááśá
ś
Ä#˘ {S I
BaguettebĂŚËgetááááË á áááá(noun)
adjective 1.(puffed in a baglike way) áááá, ááááááážá, ááśáááááśá, áááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Resembling a bag; loose or puffed out, or pendent, like a bag; flabby; as, baggy trousers; baggy cheeks. O#M{eBaggageËbĂŚgÉŞdĘËáááá ááá¸ááá(noun)
(transitive verb). (Law) bail out (a pisoner)áááááááśááááśááś
Idiom
bail out a friendáááááááá grat bailá˘ááťááááśááˇá˘ááááśááś
(2) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ (out)/ sth (out)ááśá â(áášá)âá ááâ bail out a boat ááśá áášáááźá
(intransitive verb). bail outáááááááááááá áááá¸ááááśá ááâ bail out the boat áá˝ááášáá áááá¸ááááťáááźá, ááśá âáášáááááťáááźáá áá
noun 1.(Law security given for a person's reappearance at a future date to answer to the charge, one who furnishes this security) ááááťááááááááá, ááśáááááááá˛ááááśááááá¸ááśáááááááá˘áśáááá, áááááááááśáááśáááśá (ááááťááááááááá) / á˘áááááááťááááááááá, áááááááźááááá˘ááááááá, ááźááááá, ááśáášá, áááááśáááááááá (á˘áááááśá) / ááááśááááśááś (ááťááśááśá) 2.(á áááśáá) ááˇá áá ááśáááśááś, ááááśááááśááś Example: A monetary or other security given to secure the release of a defendant unit time of trial and to assure his appearance at every stage of the proceedings. á§ááśá áááá ááźááˇááááááťáŹááááśááˇáááááááááááááááááá˘áááážáááá¸ááśááśááśáááááááá áťáá áááá áźááááááááááážááśáááťáááááťáááá ážááášááážáááá¸ááśááśááśáá áźááááá˝áááá áťáá áááá áááááááááśááááśááááááážáááśáááśáááááḠá 3.ááááśááááśááśáááá˝á, ááśáááśááśáááá˝á, áááááááśááááśááśáááá˝á, áááááááááá¸ááááśáááśáááááśá verb â past tense: bailed ; past participle: bailed ; present participle: bailing ; 1.(á áááśáá) (TRANSITIVE) (Obtain the release of a person from prison by giving security against his reappearance) bail out (a prisoner) áááááááśááááśááś, ááśááśáááá˝á 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (something) (out) (empty of water with some kind of water scoop) bail water ááśá (áášá) á áá Example: Hi friend bailed him out of jail, Dr. Sophy gave bail for his accused friend.bail out a boat ááśá áášáááźá, ááááśáááźá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) (empty out water from a boat, drop from aircraft by parachute) bail out áááááááááááá áááá¸áááśááá áá
Š 0pŞů Š L]!'C3
Bain-mariebĂŚnmÉËviËËááá-ááášáá(noun)
noun 1.(sheriffs officer, deputy sheriff, minor officer of a court) ááááááááááá, ááááśááá¸, á˘áśááťááááá, ááśáááááťááááááťááśá, ááááśááááśááááááá 2.(á áááśáá) á˘áśááááśááśááś Example: A court officer or attendant who has charge of a court session in the matter of keeping order, custody of the jury, and custody of prisoners while in the court. á§ááśá áááá ááááááá¸ááťááśááśáâáŹááśááááááááá˝ááááááťááážáááááááááťáááááááťááśááśáá˘ááá¸ááżááááááśáááááśááááááśáá, ááśáááťááááááááááˇááˇá ááá, ááśáááťáááááááááśááá áááá ááááááááááśáááááááˇááá ááááťáááťááśááśá á 3.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááááááá, ááśááááá, ááśááááášá, ááááá˝ááááááá˘áśááśáááśááś, ááááśáááááśáááááááá¸áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Originally, a person put in charge of something especially, a chief officer, magistrate, or keeper, as of a county, town, hundred, or castle; one to whom power/ of custody or care are intrusted. 2.A sheriff's deputy, appointed to make arrests, collect fines, summon juries, etc. 3.An overseer or under steward of an estate, who directs husbandry operations, collects rents, etc. LX /W
BailieËbeÉŞlÉŞËááááá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááżáááśááá áˇááá, áááááá, fish bait ááťá, áááááááśááááśááś, use money as bait ááťá noun 1.(Foot to entice animals, lure) áááá˝á Example: Udom baited his hook with earthworms. verb â past tense: baited ; past participle: baited ; present participle: baiting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (with something) (put food on a hook or in a trap as a lure) áááážá˛ááááśááááááśáááĄážáááˇá, bait customers ááśáá bait a dog áááážáąáááĄáá (ááśáá ) t`+c_BaitbeÉŞtááááá(transitive verb)
(noun). áĄ. use money as ~ ááťá(á˘.á)â á˘. áááťááááŹáááááťáááážááááśááááśáá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááżáááśááá áˇááá, áááááá, fish bait ááťá, áááááááśááááśááś, use money as bait ááťá noun 1.(Foot to entice animals, lure) áááá˝á Example: Udom baited his hook with earthworms. verb â past tense: baited ; past participle: baited ; present participle: baiting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (with something) (put food on a hook or in a trap as a lure) áááážá˛ááááśááááááśáááĄážáááˇá, bait customers ááśáá bait a dog áááážáąáááĄáá (ááśáá ) "_!Ao
BaisedËbaÉŞÉstËááśáá˘ášááá(adjective)
noun 1.(One who makes bread, cakes, and the like) á˘ááááááážáŹááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A portable oven in which baking is done. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) One whose business it is to bake bread, biscuit, etc. c _BakebeÉŞkááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: baked ; past participle: baked ; present participle: baking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (for somebody) (cook or harden by dry heat) áááážá˛áááááá (áááśá) 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (Make bread, become scorched) have to bake today áááážáááááá Example: Bopha baked her own birthday cake, The sun baked the muddy river banks.
°
˘
ĂfÁ }r'
eBalance wheel"(noun)
noun 1.ááááá¸áááá ENGLISH MEANING 1.A wheel which regulates the beats or pulses of a watch or chronometer, answering to the pendulum of a clock; -- often called simply a balance. 2.A ratchet-shaped scape wheel, which in some watches is acted upon by the axis of the balance wheel proper (in those watches called a balance). 3.A wheel which imparts regularity to the movements of any engine or machine; a fly wheel. 9q1
K
Balance the budget"(verb)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááťáááááśáááśááˇááááááá ááááá¸áááśááˇááááááá Example: The figure that shows the value of exports to a country compared with imports from that country. á§ááśá áááá áá˝áááááááááá áśáá˘ááá¸áááááááááśáááśáá áááá áááááááá˝ááááááááááášáááśáááśáá áźááá¸ááááááááá á 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááááá¸áááśááˇááááááá, ááťáááááśáááśááˇááááááá 3.ááśááˇáááááááá¸á Yn-
7cBalance of power"(noun)
noun 1.ááááťááááááááśááááá Example: to hold the balance of power á§ááśá áááá ááááťáááááśáááśááááááááśáááááááááááśááśááááĄááá ááážáááśá ááá ááźá ááááááşááááźááá ááśáááśáá˝ááááááááááááááá (áááááśááááááááá) 2.ááááá¸áá˘áááśá , ááśááááášáá˘áááśá á˛áááááážááááś 9m3
I
Balance of payments"(noun)
> balance on the credit sideááááťáááááááááĽáááśáâ balance on thedebit sideááááťáááááááááĽááááá
Idiom
hang in the balanceááˇáááśááááááá
balance of payments (noun). ááśáááźááśááááááťááááśááááááá, ááááá¸áááááťá, ááťáááááśáááááśáá áááśá
balance of power (noun). ááááá¸áá˘áááśá , ááśááááášáá˘áááśá á˘áááááážááááś, ááťáááááśáááá˘áááśá
(transitive verb). áĄ.~ a load ááśááá˘áááááážááááś(ááśááááááśá) á˘. (Fin.) ~ the books ááźááśáá
(intransitive verb).áááážááááś
1.(Weigh, as in a balance, render equal in proportion, etc., adjust, be of the same weight. -balanced diet a diet consisting of the proper quantities arid proportions of foods) áááážáąáááááá áťáááááĄážá, balance a load ááśáááąáááááážááááś (ááśááááááśá) balance the advantages against the disadvantages áááášá noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááááśá, áááášá, ááááťááá, ááááá¸á 2.~ (in something between A and B) (a pair of scales, equilibrium, surplus, the rest, part left over, a poised beam with two opposite scales, part of a watch or clock which regulates the beats, payment still due, or cash in hand) ááťáááááśá, ááá áááááá, ááá áááá¸á˘ááá˘áśá , á˘ááááááážá˛áááááášáááááźá, áĽáááśááˇ, ááˇáá¸, jeweler's balance ááááśááź, ááááá¸á, in balance áááážááááś, balance sheet ááťáááááśá verb â past tense: balanced ; past participle: balanced ; present participle: balancing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááážááááś Example: I have to do a balancing act between keeping my job and bringing up the children. 2.áááášááááááá˘ááááááž, áááážá˘ááááśáááťáááááśá
ÉŠ u'
Balancing act"(noun)
(as) bald as a coot áááááá˘ááááá¸áâ bald as a cost ááááśááááááááźá ááááááááábald factááżáááˇá, ááśá áááżáááááśáááˇá
adjective 1.(SLANG) (Hairless, plain, without hair on the head, bare, destitute of hair or feathers with literary style, one destitute of hair) áááááśáááˇá áá˝á âáŹááááśááááááá (ááááá) Example: A bald tree, a bald mountain, the bald truth, the bald eagle. 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááá˘áśááááśá, áááá˝áááá, ááááśá, áááááá (ááááśáá˘ááá¸ááá˘) / áááááˇáááťááááá Example: Our dog has a bald patch (a patch with no hair) on its leg. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááá +v%AG?BalconyËbĂŚlkÉnÉŞËáááááášáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Balconies 1.(a platform, with a railing, projecting from a building, a gallery in a theater or concert hall) exterior balcony ááá, interior balcony áĄá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Balconies 1.A platform projecting from the wall of a building, usually resting on brackets or consoles, and inclosed by a parapet; as, a balcony in front of a window. Also, a projecting gallery in places of amusement; as, the balcony in a theater. 2.A projecting gallery once common at the stern of large ships.
÷
ö p Šď ÷ t -g[
Bale-fireËbeÉŞlfaÉŞÉ(r)Ëáááá- á ááááśáá˘áş(á)(noun)
(intransitive verb). bale out áááááááááááááá â, bale out the water ááśá áášáá áá
SEE: Bail noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áá¸á, áá (áááˇááśáá ááážáááźááááááťá˘ááá¸áá˝áááźá ááśáááááśáááááááśáá áŹáááá áááá áááśáááááśááááááá˝áááťáá) 2.ááśáá˘áśááááá, ááťááááááááś, ááśáááááášáá áˇááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A bundle or package of goods in a cloth cover, and corded for storage or transportation; also, a bundle of straw / hay, etc., put up compactly for transportation. 2.Misery; calamity; misfortune; sorrow. 3.Evil; an evil, pernicious influence; something causing great injury. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make up in a bale. X';Y
BaldricËbÉËldrÉŞkËáááááá¸á(noun)
bald eagleâ (also American eagle)/-ËÉŞĚËgl/ [Ëáááá-á˘ááˇá ááá](noun).áĽáááááá¸áááá á˘áśááááˇááŹááśááśááś
adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáá˘ááááˇááśá 2.á˘áśááááá, ááťááááááááś, áááááááášáá áˇááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Full of deadly or pernicious influence; destructive. 2.Full of grief or sorrow; woeful; sad. '')
BaleenËbÉlÉŞĚËnËááĄáá(noun)
noun 1.(simple gong, poem that tells a story, composer or singer of ballads, collected ballads, folk songs) á ááááá, ááśáááááˇááśááááááśá, ááśáááááśááá, ááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A popular kind of narrative poem, adapted for recitation or singing; as, the ballad of Chevy Chase; esp., a sentimental or romantic poem in short stanzas. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To make or sing ballads. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make mention of in ballads. Ł ĽĄBallbÉËlááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. throw the ~ ááśáá ~âof waxááťáá˘ááá¸áááááźá á˘. (ááááťááááááâ cricket ááśááááááśáá) play ~ áá¸áĄáśááśáá
the ball is in one's /sb's court ááááśááááśááááááźáááˇááá˝áááá áśááááááááťáááśááááážá áááśâ the threegolden ballááśáááááśááááśáááááááááááá˝ááááá áśá keep the ball (up, or) rolling á˘ááá áááťááśááá open the ball áážáááśáááśáááâ ball of the footáááááááśáá áťáááááśááážá
ball (transitive verb). ball up (a paper) áá˝áâ ball up (progress) áááážá˘áááá˘áśáááá˘á˝á
ááááśáááááśáááá ball and socket joint- áááááśááááááśáááá˘ášáááźá- áááááśáááááááśáá áťáááźá ááśááááááˇááá ááááťáááááˇááá ááááťááááááśáááááá áźáááśááááááá medicinal ball- ááśááááááááááááśáááááá áśááá áśááááááśá play ball- áá ááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any round or roundish body or mass; a sphere or globe; as, a ball of twine; a ball of snow. 2.A spherical body of any substance or size used to play with, as by throwing, knocking, kicking, etc. 3.A general name for games in which a ball is thrown, kicked, or knocked. 4.Any solid spherical, cylindrical, or conical projectile of lead or iron, to be discharged from a firearm; as, a cannon ball; a rifle ball; -- often used collectively; as, powder and ball. Spherical balls for the smaller firearms are commonly called bullets. 5.A flaming, roundish body shot into the air; a case filled with combustibles intended to burst and give light or set fire, or to produce smoke or stench; as, a fire ball; a stink ball. 6.A leather-covered cushion, fastened to a handle called a ballstock; -- formerly used by printers for inking the form, but now superseded by the roller. 7.A roundish protuberant portion of some part of the body; as, the ball of the thumb; the ball of the foot. 8.A large pill, a form in which medicine is commonly given to horses; a bolus. 9.The globe or earth. 10.A social assembly for the purpose of dancing. 11.A pitched ball, not struck at by the batsman, which fails to pass over the home base at a height not greater than the batsman's shoulder nor less than his knee. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To gather balls which cling to the feet, as of damp snow or clay; to gather into balls; as, the horse balls; the snow balls. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To heat in a furnace and form into balls for rolling. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To form or wind into a ball; as, to ball cotton.
ř ř 5MCwBallerinaËbĂŚlÉËrÉŞĚËnÉËááááĄáš Ëáá¸áá(noun)
ballast (transitive verb). ~ sth( with sth ááśááááźááááááźá, áááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááášá, ááˇááááśá, ááááˇá, áá, á˘ááťáááśá, á˘ááˇáááááśáááśáááźá ááááá , á˘áśááááááśáážá, ááááśááááś, ááááášá, áááˇ, á ááˇá, ááśáááááááá, á˘áááááááśááá, á˘áááááá, ááᡠnoun 1.(SLANG) (Material put in a ship to steady a ship or submarine, anything heavy that can be dropped to lighten a balloon or dirigible, that which renders anything steady) ááźááááááźá (áááááťááááááááśááśááťááąááááááá), ááááááááááážáąááááşá 2.áááááťááśááťáážáááťáááááá verb â past tense: ballasted ; past participle: ballasted ; present participle: ballasting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (load with ballast, steady) ááśááááźááááááźá, áááááá, áááážáąááááśáááááá 2.áááááááááááááťááśááťáážáááťáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The larger solids, as broken stone or gravel, used in making concrete. adjective 1.(FIGURATIVE) That which gives, or helps to maintain, uprightness, steadiness, and security. 2.Any heavy substance, as stone, iron, etc., put into the hold to sink a vessel in the water to such a depth as to prevent capsizing. 3.Any heavy matter put into the car of a balloon to give it steadiness. 4.Gravel, broken stone, etc., laid in the bed of a railroad to make it firm and solid. verb â past tense: ballasted ; past participle: ballasted ; present participle: ballasting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To fill in, as the bed of a railroad, with gravel, stone, etc., in order to make it firm and solid. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To keep steady; to steady, morally. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To steady, as a vessel, by putting heavy substances in the hold.
§
Ú
, E § q;!Ak
Ballock (also bollocks)ËbÉlÉksËááááĄášááá(noun)
(noun). (pl.) ááááááśá what alot of ~ !áááá¸áŹááżáááˇáááá áááťáá!
noun 1.(theatrical dance, company of ballet dancers) ááśáááĄá, áááśáááśáááĄá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An artistic dance performed as a theatrical entertainment, or an interlude, by a number of persons, usually women. Sometimes, a scene accompanied by pantomime and dancing. 2.The company of persons who perform the ballet. 3.A light part song, or madrigal, with a fa la burden or chorus, -- most common with the Elizabethan madrigal composers. 4.A bearing in coats of arms, representing one or more balls, which are denominated bezants, plates, etc., according to color.
ű Íű N!
Balloonist"(noun)
(noun). áĄ.â ááážááááá á˘. travel by ~ ááśáĄáťáá áá, áááá áá toy ~ááśáĄáťá, áááááťáááááśáááśáááźá ááśáĄáťá áŁâ.
Idiom
when the balloon goes up (BrE, informal)áá ááááááá áśáážááĄážáááááááá trial balloon á˘ááá¸ááááážááááśáááááááá áˇááá
balloon (intransitive verb). balloon out áĄážááááá
noun 1.(a large bag filled with gas to make it rise in the air) travel by balloon ááśáĄáťáá áá, áááá áá, toy balloon ááśáĄáťá, trial balloon á˘ááá¸áááááááážáááááśáááááááá áˇááá verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (go up in a balloon. swell up like a balloon) balloon out áĄážááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A bag made of silk or other light material, and filled with hydrogen gas or heated air, so as to rise and float in the atmosphere; especially, one with a car attached for aerial navigation. 2.A ball or globe on the top of a pillar, church, etc., as at St. Paul's, in London. 3.A round vessel, usually with a short neck, to hold or receive whatever is distilled; a glass vessel of a spherical form. 4.A bomb or shell. 5.A game played with a large inflated ball. 6.The outline inclosing words represented as coming from the mouth of a pictured figure. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To take up in, or as if in, a balloon. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To go up or voyage in a balloon. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To expand, or puff out, like a balloon.
} 3MÂ } A 'A#
Balls-upËbÉËlz-ĘpËááá áááśáá(noun)
(US also ball-up/ËbÉËlz-Ęp/) (noun).áááśáááśááááśá
(noun).áĄ. ááááášáááááá, áááááááááááááâ count the ~á ááá˝áááááá á˘. decide by ~ááśáááááááááâ aballot box á áˇáááááá
ballot (transitive verb). ~ sb (about/on sth) áááážá˘ááá˘áááááśááááśáááááááááá áááážááážááááááááśáá ~ the members á˘áááááááááááááá áááááˇ
(intransitive verb). ~ (for sb/sth).áááááśááááááááášáááááá ~ for places áááááááá
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááááááááťá Example: The total vote in an election. á§ááśá áááá á ááá˝ááááĄááááśááá˘áááá ááááťáááśááááááááááá˝á á 2.(á áááśáá) ááááá¸áááááááááááááááááááááá Example: A list of candidates running for office. á§ááśá áááá ááááá¸ááááááááááááááááááááááááá á 3.(a method of voting secretly by making a printed or written form or by using a voting) ááśááááááááá, cast a ballot ááááášáááááá, ááááááááááááá, count the ballot á ááá˝áááááá, decide by ballot ááśááááááááá verb â past tense: balloted ; past participle: balloted ; present participle: balloting ; 1.(á áááśáá) ááááá Example: Pieces of paper or levers on a machine used to cast (usually secret) votes in an election. á§ááśá áááá ááááášááááááśááŹááááášááá áážáááśááá¸áááááááááážáááááśáááááááááá (ááśááźáá áááážááśáááááśáá) á 2.(INTRANSITIVE) Ballot for places á áśááááááá, áááááááá 3.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (abouton something) (draw lots) ballot the members áąáááááááááááááá áááááˇ
ľ Ě<uÜÖđ j$'5
BaloneybÉËlÉĘnÉŞáášËáĄáźáá¸(noun)
(noun).áĄ. (Sl.) that's a lot of ~ á˘ááá¸ááááááˇáááá áááťááâ (Coll.) ~ and cheese ááśá ááááááááááśá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Balmy fellow ááááááá˝á adjective 1.(Soft arid gentle, soothing, having a sweet, smell, fragrant) ááááááá˝á, áááááá, ááááááś Example: After the storm, we welcomed the balmy weather.balmy weather ááááááá˝á, áááááᢠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having the qualities of balm; odoriferous; aromatic; assuaging; soothing; refreshing; mild. 2.Producing balm. 3.Full of barm or froth; in a ferment. !
Balminess"(noun)
noun 1.(a large Indian reed, of the grass family. -bamboo curtain the barrier maintained by Communist China. -bamboo shoot shoot of bamboo) áŹáááḠ=*%S
BambĂŚmáááá(verb)
noun 1.ááááááá 2.áááááśáááá, áážáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A row of balusters topped by a rail, serving as an open parapet, as along the edge of a balcony, terrace, bridge, staircase, or the eaves of a building. e( +K]
BalusterËbĂŚlÉstÉ(r)ËááááĄášáááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśáááśáááá˝á, ááśááááááž ááˇáááááá ááááááááážááááśáááááááśáááááááş áŹááááśááááśáááśáá˝ááášááááá áážáááá¸ááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A resin containing more or less of an essential or volatile oil. 2.A species of tree (Abies balsamea). 3.An annual garden plant (Impatiens balsamina) with beautiful flowers; balsamine. 4.Anything that heals, soothes, or restores. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To treat or anoint with balsam; to relieve, as with balsam; to render balsamic. =%#/7
BalsaËbÉËlsÉËáááááś(noun)
(noun). áá, ááááźááááááá
Ň
ˇűŇ %0C;wmBananabÉËna:nÉ; US bÉËnĂŚnÉáášËááśááá(noun)
(noun). á áá
noun â Plural: bananas 1.(A tropical or subtropical tree, its fruit) á áá (áážááŹáááá) / )A
BanalitybÉËnĂŚlÉŞtÉŞáášËááśáá¸áá¸(noun)
(noun). ~ (on sth/sth)áááááśá(ááˇáá˘áááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á), ááśáá áśáááśáá, á áááśáááááááśááˇ, ááááááááˇ
1.~ somebody (from something doing something) (prohibit, curse) ááśáááááááááśáááááśáááśááśááśááá, áááááśááááááĽáááááťáááááá, ááśáááá áááá á áááśáá, áááááá Example: Our city bans fireworks, a ban on the sale of fireworks.ban travel á áśá, ááśáá (ááˇááąáá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśá, ááśáá áśáááśáá, á áśáááśáá noun 1.~ (on something somebody) (denunciation, prohibition, proclamation, sentence of outlawry, prohibition) a ban on travel áááááśá (ááˇááąáááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á) / ááśáá áśáááśáá Example: Smoking is banned in the buses.
4 ! 4 c3)G?-BandageËbĂŚndĘÉŞdĘËáááááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). rubber bandáááááá áááź, ááááááşáâ ~ of clotháááááááźá á ážááááâ (Radio) on the 25m bandááśááááááááááááááˇáâ25m
Same as: belt 1.Band (of cloth) áááááááźá á ážáááá noun 1.(a strip used to bind, a bond, a group of persons united for a purpose, a group of musicians who, play together) band of thieves ááááťá, áá˝á, á áááźá, marching band ááááťáááááá, áááááááá Example: There was a narrow band carvings around the base of the column. 2.ááááááá, á ááá, á ááááá, ááźááááá 3.ááááťá verb â past tense: banded ; past participle: banded ; present participle: banding ; 1.áá˝ááá˝áááśááááťá, áá˝ááá˝áááááś, áá˝áááááááś 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (Bind together. join together) ááááťáááááśááśááááťá Example: Iron bands, rubber bands, Band of color, Raised band round the edge, Band together.
K ˙
÷ č
Ca,01 K b@ )YK
BandsterËbĂŚndstÉ(r)Ë ááááááááááš(á)(noun)
(noun). ~ the of sb/sth ááááááááááááá, ááśáá˘áááááśá,â ááťáááá áááťááááá áááá¸ááˇááśá, áááááźá, á˘ááá¸áááááááááśáááźáááá áááá¸á˘áááááśá
Idiom
the bane of sb's existence/life á˘ááá¸ááááááááśááŹáááážá˘ááá˘áááááśááááśááááťáááááśáá
noun 1.~ of somebody / something. (ruin, poison, harm, evil, any cause of ruin, mischief) á ááśá á, ááˇáááťá Cancer is a bane to man áááááźá, á˘ááá¸ááááááááśáááźáááá áááá¸á˘áááááśá, bane of my existence á˘ááá¸ááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which destroys life, esp. poison of a deadly quality. 2.Any cause of ruin, or lasting injury; harm; woe. 3.A disease in sheep, commonly termed the rot. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To be the bane of; to ruin. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Destruction, death ]B 7s
BandyËbĂŚndÉŞË áááááá¸(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp bandied) ~ a ball ááááŹááśááá ááá
Idiom
bandy words (with sb)áááśááááááś, áááážáááááááśááá
get on the bandwagoná áźááá˝ááášááááŻá
Ň Ň *F%Ž9{BangbĂŚĹáááá(noun)
(noun).áĄ. áááááááááśáá, ááśááááá áśáááááśáá, áá˝ááá (ááśáá) áááááááşááááśáá ~ of a gunááááźáááááśáá, ááźáááźá á˘. ááśáááááá áážá˘ááá¸áá˝á
Idiom
get a bang out ofáááááśáâ (ááááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á) (started) with a bangáááśáá áášáá ááśáá
(2) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb).~ the doorááˇááááááááśááâ ~ his head áááááˇá áááśáá
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ (sth down, to etc).ááˇááááááááśáá bang on (a pan)ááá, ááśáâ ~ in the windáááááˇá â á˘. ááááášáá˘ááá¸áá˝á(á ááážááááááááááááśáá), ááťááášáá˘ááá¸áá˝ááááśáááááśááâ áŁ.áááážá˘ááááśááááááááźá ááááťá
bang goes stháááááşááśáá¸áááá ááááá˘áˇáá¸áá˝á (áááśááá áá)
noun 1.(heavy blow; a loud, sudden noise) bang of a gun ááźáááááśáá, ááźáááźá, with a bang áááśáá áášáá ááśá 2.ááááááááśááááááááá ááááśá verb â past tense: banged ; past participle: banged ; present participle: banging ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (beat, as with a club; make a loud noise, wallop) bang the door ááˇááŽááááśáá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ááśááááááąáááááášááá ááááśá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (something) (down, to, etc) bang on (a pan) ááá, ááśá, bang in the wind áááááˇá
= # ß = YJ5#5K
Banian (also banyan)ËbĂŚnÉŞÉnËáááááá(noun)
1.(Exile, condemn to leave, drive out, eliminate, cast from the mind) ááááááá áá, á áááśáá áá, ááśááá áá, áááááśááááááĽáááááťáááááá, ááśááááááśááááśááśááˇáááźááťááśá, á áśáááˇáá˛ááááááž, ááťáá áá Example: The former dictator was banished from the country, The doctor's talk banished his fears of illness.banish the king ááááááá, áá¸áááááá verb â past tense: banished ; past participle: banished ; present participle: banishing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (from something) Where do you banish? ááśááááááśáá 2.ááááááá áá, ááˇáááá, ááááááá
5NAÖ vQ
]Bank rate"(noun)
1.(Exile, condemn to leave, drive out, eliminate, cast from the mind) ááááááá áá, á áááśáá áá, ááśááá áá, áááááśááááááĽáááááťáááááá, ááśááááááśááááśááśááˇáááźááťááśá, á áśáááˇáá˛ááááááž, ááťáá áá Example: The former dictator was banished from the country, The doctor's talk banished his fears of illness.banish the king ááááááá, áá¸áááááá verb â past tense: banished ; past participle: banished ; present participle: banishing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (from something) Where do you banish? ááśááááááśáá 2.ááááááá áá, ááˇáááá, ááááááá ááá á¸áá¸áááśááśá bank bookááááá áááážáááááśáááá áááśááśábank clerkááťáááááˇááááśááśá bank chargeááááśááááááááááááśááśááááá¸ááááśá˘ááá¸áá˝á, áááá ááťááááśááśábankclearingááśáááźááśááááśááááśááśá bank credit guaran tee schemeááááááˇáá¸ááśááśáĽáááśááááááááśááśábank depositeááááśááááááážáá áááśááśá, ááááśááááááááá áááśááśábank draftááźááˇááááááˇbank feesááááśááááááááááááśááśááááá¸ááááśá˘ááá¸áá˝á, áááá ááťááááśááśá bank loan áááá á¸áááśááśáâ bank noteáááááśáááááśáá, áááááááâ bank of depositeáááśááśááááážáááááśáábank rateá˘ááááśááśáááááśáá bank referenceáá¸ááá˘áśááááááśáááá¸ááśááááśááśá bank transfer âááśááááááááááśáááá áááśááśá
noun 1.An establishment for keeping, lending, exchanging, etc., money. -bank account, banking account an account with a bank, standing to the credit of a depositor at bank. -bank book a book held by a depositor in which a bank enters a record of his account. áááśááśá 2.áááśááśá, ááááśááááááťá verb â past tense: banked ; past participle: banked ; present participle: banking ; 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááážááááśáááá ááśááśááśá, ááśááááá¸áá ááśááśááśá
V śĽ ô V V
!
Bankcard"(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of snow ááááźáâ ~ of a river ááśáá â(ááááá), á áááśáááááááâ á˘. á ááááááˇáááááˇááˇááá áááá˘áśá á˘áááááááááááááśááááżáááżáááťáááˇááá¸áááááá áŁâ. ááťáâ the opposite bank áááážá bank ofcloudsááťáááá, ááááşáááá, ááááá bank holidays ááááááááśááááááźáááśá
bank onáášáááśáá (ááž), ááťáá áˇááá(ááž)
(intransitive verb). Where do you bank?áážáááááśááááááśáááá áŻááś?bank advanceáááá á¸áááśááśábank balanceááááťááááááá¸áááśááśábank billááˇáááááááááááśááśá, áááááśáááááśáábank borrowingááááśáá Ş
ń Ť
ń Y %YImBankruptËbĂŚĹkrĘpËááááááááśáááá(noun)
noun 1.(MASCULINE) (Person who manages or works for a bank) ááśááááśááśá, ááááśááááśááááśááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááśááśááˇá, áááśááśááˇááś 3.(FEMININE) áááśááśááˇááś
ç ÷ W] +Q9
BannisterËbĂŚnÉŞstÉ(r)Ëáááááˇááááş(á)(")
noun 1.(A flag bearing a device, a piece of cloth with a design, picture, or writing on it) áááááśááś, áááśá, áááááá, áááááśááá, banner of victory ááá, áááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááś, ááá 3.(JOURNALISM) á ááááážá adjective 1.(Outstanding, exceptional) áááááśáááťá, áááááá ááťáá áá Example: A banner year. \Z!+_ =BankruptcyËbĂŚĹkrĘpsÉŞËááááááááśááááá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Bankruptcies 1.(State of being or becoming bankrupt, utter ruin or failure) ááááááá, ááśáááááááá˝á, ááśááááážááˇáááśááááááá , ááśáááá (ááśááááá˝á) / ááśáááááááśáááááśáá (ááááááá) 2.(á áááśáá) ááááááá Example: The procedure, under the U.S. Federal Bandruptcy Act, by which a person is relieved of all debts once the person has placed all property and money under the court's supervision or by which an organization in financial trouble is either restructured by the court or ended and turned into cash to pay creditors and owners. á§ááśá áááá (ááśáá áááśáááá áááááá˘áśááááˇááśáá) ááśááá¸ááˇááˇáá¸áááááśáááááááśááááááźáááśááá˝áá˘áááá˝á áá¸ááááťáááśááá˘ááâá ážáâááâáááâááśáâááśááâááááááâáááááááᡠááˇáâááááśááâááśááá˘ááâááááâáááá˝áâá˘ááâááááˇáâááááťáâááśáâáááá˝áááááśâááááâááťááśááśá áŹâááśáâáá¸ááˇááˇáá¸âááááâááśáâááˇáááááˇâááśáâá áˇááááâáááááťâááááźáâááśáâááťááśááśáâáááâáá ááśâáááááááâááśáâáĄážáâááˇáâá˘ááâá˘áááááśáâááá áŹâááťáâáááâáááááâááťááśááśáâáááá ááâáááááˇáááááˇááśáâááááâá˘áááááśáâáááâá ážáâáááâááâááśâááááśááâáážáááá¸âáááâááá áśááâááááťá ááˇáâááá áśáá á 3.ááˇáááááááśá, ááśáááááááá
× ˛
Őě× d!;S
BantamËbĂŚntÉmËáááááášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A raised way or foot bank, running along the inside of a parapet, on which musketeers stand to fire upon the enemy. 2.A narrow window seat; a raised shelf at the back or the top of a buffet or dresser. 3.A bench or seat for passengers on the top of a diligence or other public vehicle. a%GeaBanquetËbĂŚĹkwÉŞtËááááááááˇá(noun)
noun 1.(a feast, rich entertainment) ááśáááááááá˘áśá áśá Example: A wedding banquet. verb â past tense: banqueted ; past participle: banqueted ; present participle: banqueting ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to feast. to treat with a feast) áááážááááááá˘áśá áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A feast; a sumptuous entertainment of eating and drinking; often, a complimentary or ceremonious feast, followed by speeches. 2.A dessert; a course of sweetmeats; a sweetmeat or sweetmeats. verb â past tense: banqueted ; past participle: banqueted ; present participle: banqueting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To treat with a banquet or sumptuous entertainment of food; to feast. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To regale one's self with good eating and drinking; to feast. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To partake of a dessert after a feast. Synonyms 1.celebration, dinner, entertainment, feast, festival, regalement ``5
BannsËbĂŚnzËáááááá(noun)
noun 1.(the indian fig, a tree whose branches bending to the ground, take root and form new stocks, till they become a forest) áážááááᡠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A tree of the same genus as the common fig, and called the Indian fig (Ficus Indica), whose branches send shoots to the ground, which take root and become additional trunks, until it may be the tree covers some acres of ground and is able to shelter thousands of men. 7i%?
BantterËbĂŚntÉ(r)Ëááááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A boxer or other contestant intermediate in weight between a flyweight and a featherweight) áá¸áĄáśáááááśáááŹáá¸áĄáśáááá áááśááááááááááááśáá ááááááĽá˘ áá áĽá§ áá¸áĄáźááááśá
ť
IR>xť Ws%!S;
Baptize,-isebĂŚpËtÉŞzááááËááśáá ááá(transitive verb)
adjective 1.áááááśááá¸áááážá, ááááˇáá¸ááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Pertaining to baptism; as, baptismal vows. 3m'SE=BaptismËbĂŚptÉŞzÉmËááááááˇá ááášá(noun)
(noun). (Rel.) service of ~ ááśáááśáááśááá¸áááážá (ááśááááášáááááśáááś)
Idiom
baptism of fireááśáááśáááááááááááśáá, ááśáááááśááá áážááááˇááááááááááˇááśá
noun 1.(Practice of sprinkling a person or dipping him experience, initiation, trial) ááśáááśáá˘áśááˇááśá, ááśáááśáááśáááśááśááźááˇá Example: The recruit had his baptism of gunfire. 2.(RELATIVE) Service of baptism ááśáááśáááśááá¸áááážá ááśáâáááááťááášáâ ááˇáá¸áááááťáâáášáâ áá to read for the bar ááˇááááśáŹáááá áááśáá á¤. ááááźáááááŹáááááş ~ of music áááááśááá ááá ááááśáá áĽ. go out to a ~ (Coll.), Fr. ááśáâ(Lit.) ááśáá¸áááááśá wellstocked ~ ááááááááśááááááśá
(2) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp. barred) áĄâ. (Law) admitted to the ~ ááˇááááśáá¸á:ááśáááá¸â called to the bar á˘áááśááá¸ááˇáááááśáá¸â bar out ááśáááśáá áááá ááá áźáâ ~ the window á˘. ááśááá ááášá, ááśáááááťá ~ the way áŁ. ááśáá, áááááá, ááˇá ~ undersirablesááśááááśááááˇáá˘ááá áźá
1.(FIGURATIVE) á§ááááá, á˘áááááśá, iron bar ááťáá˘ááá¸á (áášáá ážáááá) / draw the bar áááťá, sand bar ááááźá, bar of soap ááťá, bar of music áááááśááá ááá ááááśáá noun 1.(COLLOQUIAL) Go out to a bar ááśááá¸áááááśá, well stocked bar ááááááááśááááááś, áááááá¸áášá, bar to progress á§ááááá, áááááá, ááśááśáá 2.(á áááśáá) Admitted to the bar ááˇááááśáá¸ááááááśááḠ3.(rod of any substance, obstacle, bank of sand at the mouth of a river, rail in a lawcourt, body of lawyers, profession of law, counter or place where food and drinks are sold, part of a tavern with a counter for the sale of liquor) áááś, áážááášá, áááášá, ááááźáááśáá, ááááá, ááááźáá˘ááááááááśá 4.(á áááśáá) ááˇááááśáá¸ááááááśáḠExample: The entire group of lawyers permitted to practice before a particular court. á§ááśá áááá ááááťáá˘áááá áááśááááśááá˘áááááááááźááááśáá˘ááťááááśáá˘áááááááááˇá áá ááśáá áááśááâáá á ááááááťáááťááśááśáááˇáááááśáá˝á á 5.(á áááśáá) áááśáá Example: A barrier or prohibition. á§ááśá áááá áááśáááŹááśáá áśáááśáá 6.(á áááśáá) ááťááśááśá, á á áááá Example: The court itself or the judge at work in court. á§ááśá áááá ááťááśááśááŹá á ááááááááťááááážááśáááśááááá˝ááá ááááťáááťááśááśá á verb â past tense: barred ; past participle: barred ; present participle: barring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Mark with a bar, obstruct, exclude. ááśááá ááášá Example: A bar of gold, bar gold, A bar across the road, Harbor bar, A bar to success, prisoner at the bar, Called to the bar, Practice at the bar, The Bar, Bar the door.bar the way ááśáá, bar undesirables ááśááááśááááˇááąááá áźá preposition 1.áááááááá
) ) cv s9BarbbaËbááśá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) Subtle barb ááśááááááááá (áááážáąááááşá áˇááá) noun 1.(curved jag on the point of a spear, arrow, fishhook, etc) ááťáááśáááááá¸, ááśáááśáááááá, ááśáááśáááááŹáááááś, ááťáá ááááś, á˘áááśá, wire barb ááá, áááááś verb â past tense: barbed ; past participle: barbed ; present participle: barbing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (furnish with barbs or prongs as an arrow) barb wire ááśááááá, barb one's speech ááááááááśááááááážáąááááşá áˇááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Beard, or that which resembles it, or grows in the place of it. 2.A muffler, worn by nuns and mourners. 3.Paps, or little projections, of the mucous membrane, which mark the opening of the submaxillary glands under the tongue in horses and cattle. The name is mostly applied when the barbs are inflamed and swollen. 4.The point that stands backward in an arrow, fishhook, etc., to prevent it from being easily extracted. Hence: Anything which stands out with a sharp point obliquely or crosswise to something else. 5.A bit for a horse. 6.One of the side branches of a feather, which collectively constitute the vane. 7.A southern name for the kingfishes of the eastern and southeastern coasts of the United States; -- also improperly called whiting. 8.A hair or bristle ending in a double hook. 9.The Barbary horse, a superior breed introduced from Barbary into Spain by the Moors. 10.A blackish or dun variety of the pigeon, originally brought from Barbary. 11.Armor for a horse. verb â past tense: barbed ; past participle: barbed ; present participle: barbing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To shave or dress the beard of. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To furnish with barbs, or with that which will hold or hurt like barbs, as an arrow, fishhook, spear, etc. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To clip, to mow u +M
BaragouinËbaËraËgwÉŞnËááśáááśá ááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.á˘áááťáááááá, á˘ááážááááá , á˘ááśáááááá, á˘ááážááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááśáááááá, á˘ááážááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An uncivilized state or condition; rudeness of manners; ignorance of arts, learning, and literature; barbarousness. 2.A barbarous, cruel, or brutal action; an outrage. 3.An offense against purity of style or language; any form of speech contrary to the pure idioms of a particular language. z%M!
Barbarically-klÉŞááśËááááá¸ááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(Uncivilized, primitive, savage, barbarous uncivilized) áááááááááá, áááááááá Example: The music was barbaric and wild, their barbaric cruelty. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśá ááááá *x -K[BarbarianbaËËbeÉrÉŞÉnááśËááá(á)ááá(noun)
(noun). early ~ áááťáááááááááááźá he's a ~áááťáááááááá áĽááááťáááááá
noun 1.(uncivilized person, a cruel, brutal man) á˘áśááśááá, ááááá , áĽáááá, ááťá, early barbarian áááťáááááááááááźá, He's a barbarian áááťáááááááá áŹáĽááááťáááááá 2.áááťááááááá áĽááááťáááááá, áááťáááááááááťáá˘áśáááááá adjective 1.(Savage, rude, uncivilized, to render barbarous) barbarian times ááśááááá, barbarian customs ááááá , áĽááááťáááááá (á˘ááśááá) 2.áááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A man in a rule, savage, or uncivilized state. 2.A person destitute of culture. 3.A cruel, savage, brutal man; one destitute of pity or humanity. adjective 1.Of, or pertaining to, or resembling, barbarians; rude; uncivilized; barbarous; as, barbarian governments or nations. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A foreigner á˘ááśáááááâ (áááááááâáááâááˇáâááˇááśáâááśááśâááááˇá)Ww /o
BarbalbaËËblááśËááá(adjective)
(adjective). ááááťáá ááááś
%
v
ÖmĂ% '-SsKBarbarousnessba:ËbÉrÉsnÉŞsááśËááˇááášááá¸á(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality or state of being barbarous; barbarity; barbarism. &#/MaBarbarouslyËba:bÉrÉslÉŞËËááśááˇááášááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(savage, uncivilised, crude, outlandish, cruel, inhuman, vicious) áááá˘áááťáááááá, áááááááá , ááááááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Being in the state of a barbarian; uncivilized; rude; peopled with barbarians; as, a barbarous people; a barbarous country. 2.Foreign; adapted to a barbaric taste. 3.Cruel; ferocious; inhuman; merciless. 4.Contrary to the pure idioms of a language. })'MA
Barbarize,-iseba:ËbÉraÉŞzááśËááˇááˇá ááá(verb)
noun â Plural: Barbarities 1.(cruelty, act of cruelty, savage cruelty, savagery, brutality) ááśáááśá áśáááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśá ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Barbarities 1.A barbarous or cruel act. 2.The state or manner of a barbarian; lack of civilization. 3.Cruelty; ferociousness; inhumanity. 4.Barbarism; impurity of speech.
?
& ?xtÂň? / /
Barbellba:ËbÉlááśËááşá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: barb adjective 1.(having sharp points as some fence wires, or barbs) barbed wire áááá˝ááááááś, barbecue comment áááááśáááśááááááááá
1KBarbed"(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: barb adjective 1.(having sharp points as some fence wires, or barbs) barbed wire áááá˝ááááááś, barbecue comment áááááśáááśááááááááá C 'Aw;BarbecueËba: bÉŞkju:Ëááśáá¸ááááź(noun)
(noun). have a ~ ááśáááťáááśá ááááˇááááááá áááá make ~ááśá áááťáááśáááááżá,â ááśá áááťááááááááážá
barbecue (transitive verb). ~ a pigááťáááśááááźáâ ~ porkáááááśááááááżááááá ááážá
noun 1.(a grill or outdoor fireplace over which meat is roasted, a party around an outdoor grill, a lavish openair feast) have a barbecue ááśáááťáááśá ááááážááá áźáá ážááááˇááááááá áááá, make barbecue ááśá áááťáááśáááááżáááśá áááťááááááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A hog, ox, or other large animal roasted or broiled whole for a feast. 2.A social entertainment, where many people assemble, usually in the open air, at which one or more large animals are roasted or broiled whole. 3.A floor, on which coffee beans are sun-dried. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To dry or cure by exposure on a frame or gridiron. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To roast or broil whole, as an ox or hog. c#9u
Barbateba: ËbeÉŞtËááśËáááá(adjective)
Babary ape (noun).ááááśá˘áááááááťááááááśá
ááááśáááááśáááá Barbary ape- ááááśá˘áááááááťááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The countries on the north coast of Africa from Egypt to the Atlantic. Hence: A Barbary horse; a barb. [Obs.] Also, a kind of pigeon.
¤Ô b C=G
Barcarole (also barcarolle)Ëba:kÉËrÉ-ĘlË-rÉlááśááËáááźáĄá(noun)
noun 1.(One who shaves beards and cuts hair, a hairdresser) barber shop [the Place of business of a barber] á áśáááśááááá, ááśáááśááááá, ááśááááááťáá ááááś verb â past tense: barbered ; past participle: barbered ; present participle: barbering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááážááśááśáááśááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (shave or trim the hair) ááśááááááŹáááááťáááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One whose occupation it is to shave or trim the beard, and to cut and dress the hair of his patrons. 2.A storm accompanied by driving ice spicules formed from sea water, esp. one occurring on the Gulf of St. Lawrence; -- so named from the cutting ice spicules. verb â past tense: barbered ; past participle: barbered ; present participle: barbering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To shave and dress the beard or hair of.
U Ý
h4U [ !A]
BarebackËbeÉbĂŚkááá(á)áááá(adjective.adverb)
adjective 1.(uncovered, naked, without a covering, undressed, empty, scanty, mere) áááá˘áśááááśá, ááááážá áá, ááááááá˝á, bare arms ááááá áááááśáááśá, bare walls ááááĽáááśáááťáááá, bare facts áááá, áááááááśááá¸ááˇáááśáá, bare necessities áááśááááá˝á áááážá verb â past tense: bared ; past participle: bared ; present participle: baring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To strip off or uncover) áááá áá, ááááśááąáááážá, ááááąáááážá, áááá áá Example: Bare skin, feet, head, Bare fields, Fields bare of grass, Killed him with my bare hands, Bare word, bare majority, Bareheaded, legged, etc., Bared his head. ))
3
Bardocucullous"(noun)
noun 1.(A poet, minstrel) áááááááśáááááźááááá ááááśáá, áááááááááśáááááááááśá ááááá, ááśáááááśáááááááá, á˘áááááˇáááá, ááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Hence: A poet; as, the bard of Avon. 2.A professional poet and singer, as among the ancient Celts, whose occupation was to compose and sing verses in honor of the heroic achievements of princes and brave men. 3.The exterior covering of the trunk and branches of a tree; the rind. 4.Specifically, Peruvian bark. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To cover (meat or game) with a thin slice of fat bacon.
: ô
ˇ są : s 5O[BarelyËbeÉlÉŞááá(á)áá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.(hardly, scarcely, in a bare way, poorly, scantily) ááááá, ááááśáááááśáááżáá áá, ááááá áááá¸áááááá, ááá§ááááá, á ááá˘áá, barely sixteen áážááášá, barely enough ááááśááááááááááááááááážáááááááśáááááĄážá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááážáááááááśá, áááážáááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Without covering; nakedly. 2.Without concealment or disguise. 3.But just; without any excess; with nothing to spare ( of quantity, time, etc.); hence, scarcely; hardly; as, there was barely enough for all; he barely escaped. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Merely, only >)
]
Barehandedness"(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ (with sb)â ááśáááááá make a ~ ááˇá áá áááááááááâ á˘. áĽáááśáááĄáśááĄáťá find a ~ááááˇáááˇáááśáááá
(2) (intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). ~ (with sb) (about/over/for sth) ááááá ~ with a marchant ááááá ~ over trems á á áśáááááś wet bargain ááśááááááááááááśáá ááťááááś in to the bargaináááá áá¸ááááááááááááá, áááá áá¸ááśáááááááá
noun 1.~ (with somebody) (a contract or an agreement on the terms of a deal, something bought cheap or offered for sale at a low price) ááááááášááááá ááááááś, ááˇá áá ááśá, ááśáááˇáááááˇá make a bargain ááˇá áá ááááááááá to strike a bargain áááááááááˇáááśáá˝áááááś, to make the best of a bad bargain áááážááśááááááśáááá˘ááááťááááááśááááááááśá , wet bargain ááśááááááááááááśáážááťááááś, find a bargain ááááˇáááˇáááśáááá Example: I'll make a bargain with you. I'll let you use bicycle if you let me use your wagon. 2.(á áááśáá) ááśááááááááááááˇáááźá, ááśáá áá áśá Example: A mutual voluntary agreement between two parties for the exchange or purchase of some specified goods. The term also implies negotiation over the terms of an agreement. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááááááááááá ááˇááá ááááááááááááá áˇááááááśáááśáá¸áḠáážáááá¸ááááźáááááśáŹááˇáááźááááááááááśáááááśá á ááááááááśááááááááśááááááâááşááśáá áá áśá˘ááá¸áá ááááááśáááááááááááá˝á á 3.ááśáááááźáááááááááś, ááśáááááá, ááśááááááááááááˇáááźá, ááśáá áá áś verb â past tense: bargained ; past participle: bargained ; present participle: bargaining ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (with somebody) (about over for something) (haggles, stipulate. -bargain for expect, count on. -bargain for expect, count on) ááááá, ááááźááááá Example: Udom made a bargain to deliver the rice weekly, I bargained with the rug dealer for an hour.bargain over terms á áá áśááááś
%Q+
BarflyËbÉËflaÉŞËááá(á)á ááááśá(noun)
noun 1.(a metallic element, It is a Soft, heavy metal used in alloys, luminous paints. etc) ááśááťáá¸áá¸áááááááśáá¸áááźá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśáááśáá¸áááááááá áźáááśáááśáá áŹááśáááśáááťáááˇááˇááááážááááááśááááááśáá˘áśá áśááááááááá¸á˘áˇááá, ááśáá¸áááźá b$ )Ac
BaritoneËbĂŚrÉŞtÉĘnËáááááˇááźá(noun)
Same as: barque noun 1.ááźááŹáááá 2.(the rind of a tree, outside convering) ááááááž 3.(utter a cry like a doy, yelp) bark of a dog ááźáááááťá, bark of a gun ááźáááááźáá verb â past tense: barked ; past participle: barked ; present participle: barking ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááá˛áá, ááśááááážá˛ááááááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (at somebody something) bark a command áááááááźá áááááááťááááá 3.(TRANSITIVE) (strip the bark from, rub off [skin]) bark a tree áááááá, á áśááááááááá áá, bark one's skin áááážáąáááááááááá
'
+9F|Ň 3/ 5
BarneyËbaËnÉŞËááśáá¸áá(noun)
barn dance/ËbaËnËdaËns / [ËááśáËááááá] (noun).ááśááá˝áááťáááááśááááááśáááááśáááááááááśáááááááá¸
noun 1.(a shellfish which attaches itsel to the bottoms ms of wharves, etc., to the bottms rocks) ááźáááá˘á áŹáááááááťáááááááá ááááŹááśáááźá o, +3
Barn-doorËbaËndÉË(r)Ëááśáá(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A faira building storng grain, hay, etc., and for stabling live stock) áááááááááźá, áááááááá, ááááááážááśáááááááááááśááááááááśááá˘á¸áááśáááá, áááááťá x*7 /
Barmy (also US barmy)baËËmÉŞááśËááá¸(adjective)
noun 1.(a cereal used for food and the grain being used for maltmarking bread) ááááááśááˇáááááśá
X Że X5 /Q] eBarometerbÉËrÉmÉŞtÉ(r)áášËááźááášááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) á§áááááááááśááááśááááááááááááśááááˇááśááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An instrument for determining the weight or pressure of the atmosphere, and hence for judging of the probable changes of weather, or for ascertaining the height of any ascent. 34#
M
Barographic"(adjective)
noun 1.áá¸ááááśáá ááťáááˇáááááááŹáááááťá, áá¸ááááśááááááááááŹááááŹáááááťá, ááśáááźáááááá (áááˇááśááááááááśááťá˘áśááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A yard belonging to a barn. P1#
Barnstormer"(noun)
)BGMI
BarrageËbĂŚrÉËĘ; US bÉËrÉËĘËááááááśá ááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśáááśááááśááááááźá ~ of gun fire ááśáááśááááśá barrage of questions áááá˝ááá¸áááááááˇá ᢠ~ in a streamááááááášáâ
(transitive verb). ~ a streamááá, áážáááááá ~ the enemyááśááááśááâ barrage some one with questions áá˝ááá¸áááááááˇá
TA MG
BarracudaËbĂŚrÉËkjuËdÉ US ËkuËdÉááśááášËááźááş(noun)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) ááśáááááá noun 1.(A round wooden vessel, greater in length than in width, usually of wood, with flat ends, quantity which such a cask contains; measure of capacity, anything cylindrical, as a gun barrel) á áááťáááťáááž, ááťáááááś, ááśááááážáááá, ááááááážá, á áˇá, á áˇáááááśáá, áááá˘áá, áááá, ááśááážááážáááááááśáááá, ááśááááááá¸ááááááááááśá áááááśá, wooden barrel ááťá (ááá) á áśáá, barre of oil áááááśáááááááśáá gun barrel ááśááťá 2.ááťá, ááśáááá, á áááťáááśááááááťáááťá verb â past tense: barreled ; past participle: barreled ; present participle: barreling ; 1.(COLLOQUIAL) (INTRANSITIVE) Barrel along áá ááżáááááťá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (Stow in barrels) barre oil ááśááááááťáááťá, á áśááááááťáááťá Example: The new oil well produces 900 barrels of oil a day, a gun barrel.
Ą VĄ 1H !/
BarrettebÉËreÉŞtáášËááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááááśááá, áá¸ááááśááá¸ááśááˇ, ááśááááá˝áááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The condition of being barren; sterility; unproductiveness. fF ;)aBarrenËbĂŚrÉnËáááááášá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Unfruitful, incapable. of producing off spring or fruit, empty, lacking, sterile, dull, unproductive) barren woman áááá˘áś, áááááˇáááśáááźá Example: There is much barren land in the East, a barren horse, barren pear tree.barren land ááááĽááá¸áááśááˇ, áááááááááááá, ááááĽááá barren of áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A tract of barren land. 2.Elevated lands or plains on which grow small trees, but not timber; as, pine barrens; oak barrens. They are not necessarily sterile, and are often fertile. adjective 1.Not producing vegetation, or useful vegetation; 2.Incapable of producing offspring; producing no young; sterile; -- said of women and female animals. 3.Unproductive; fruitless; unprofitable; empty. 4.Mentally dull; stupid.
Čň7 0L%5
BarrioËbĂŚrÉŞÉĘËááśáá¸á˘áź(noun)
(noun). (pl. ~ s, esp US) ááááááááá¸ááááťá ááááááááśááááˇááśáááśááśá˘áááááśáááááá , ááśááˇáááááá˘áááááááááááááááá¸á˘áśáááá¸ááĄáśáá¸á
(noun). áĄâ. metal ~ ááá, áááśáá á˘. ~ (to/against sth) á§ááááá ~ (between sb and sb)áááśáá ~ to progress á§ááááá, ááśáááśááśáá
noun 1.~ (to against something) (a fence, obstruction; something built to bar or prevent passage, chain of military posts to protect frontiers) áááťááááˇáááá˝áááˇááˇááá, ááááááááááśááááááśááá ážááááááá ážáááááśáááźá , metal barrier ááá, áááśáá, barrier to progress á§ááááá 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááśááááśáááśá, á§ááááá 4I KQ+3BarricadeËbĂŚrÉŞËkeÉŞdË ËbĂŚrÉkeÉŞdËáááááˇËááááá(noun)
noun 1.(Improvised fortification, barrier) ááááżáááşá˘ááá¸áááśááááśááááťááąááá ááá áźáááśá Example: They barricaded the road to the fort with logs. 2.áááśáá verb â past tense: barricaded ; past participle: barricaded ; present participle: barricading ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (obstruct, enclose, blockade) ááśááááááżáááśááááťááąááá ááá áźáááśá 2.ááśááśááááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fortification, made in haste, of trees, earth, palisades, wagons, or anything that will obstruct the progress or attack of an enemy. It is usually an obstruction formed in streets to block an enemy's access. 2.Any bar, obstruction, or means of defense. verb â past tense: barricaded ; past participle: barricaded ; present participle: barricading ; 1.To fortify or close with a barricade or with barricades; to stop up, as a passage; to obstruct; as, the workmen barricaded the streets of Paris.
x B[Ni_ x cR -E[
BartenderËbÉËtendÉ(r)Ëááśáááááş(á)(noun)
barrow boy (noun). (BrE.) á˘áááááááááááááááááááážááááááťááá ááśáááááźá
noun 1.(Small wheeled handcart, ancient artificial mound of earth or stones over a grave) ááááźááá¸, ááááźáááááá , áá˝á, ááááááťá, ááááááááá˝ááááááśááááťá Example: Indian barrows were found near the town. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A heap of rubbish, attle, etc. 2.A support having handles, and with or without a wheel, on which heavy or bulky things can be transported by hand. 3.A wicker case, in which salt is put to drain. 4.A hog, esp. a male hog castrated. 5.A large mound of earth or stones over the remains of the dead; a tumulus. O%/K
BarromËbÉËruËmËááśááźá(noun)
noun 1.(advocate in the higher law courts, lawyer) ááááśáá¸, ááááśááááá¸, á˘áááá áááśáá 2.(á áááśáá) ááááśáḠExample: In England, a legal practitioner whose function is similar to that of an American trial lawyer, although the barrister does not prepare the case from the start. His solicitor assembles the materials necessary for presentation to the court. á§ááśá áááá (áá ááááááá˘ááááááá) ááşááśá˘áááááááááááâááśáâá áááśááâáááâááśáâááťáááśáá¸âááááááâááááśâáášáááááśáá¸ááśáááśááááá¸á˘áśááááˇááśáá ááááá¸ááśááááśáá¸áááâááˇááááá áááááťáááżáâááááżááááá¸áážáááááźáááááá á áááá˝áááśáâááááâááááśáá¸âáááâááśâá˘áááâáááááźáâááááťáâááżáâá áśáááśá áâáááááśááâááśááâááźáâááťááśááśá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáḠ(ááťááśááśáááśááááááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Counselor at law; a counsel admitted to plead at the bar, and undertake the public trial of causes, as distinguished from an attorney or solicitor.
Áé)3 *X!]Ma YBas-reliefËbÉËstrÉŞËliËf; also bĂŚsrÉŞËliËfááśáááˇËá áˇá áá(noun)
Same as: basso-relievo noun 1.(Sculpture in low relief) á ááááśáááááááá, á ááááśáááášá (á ááááśáááąááˇáááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Low relief; sculpture, the figures of which project less than half of their true proportions; -- called also bassrelief and basso-rilievo. rW 1Wc
BaryphonyËbÉrÉŞËfÉĘnÉŞËááˇááˇËá ááááźáá¸(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááááźáááśááááˇá 2.(UNCOUNTABLE) (Direct exchange of commodities) ááśáááááźáááááˇáááááś (áĽááááážááťáááśáá) Example: Indians used to barter their furs for guns, Eskimos barter at the trading post every spring. verb â past tense: bartered ; past participle: bartered ; present participle: bartering ; 1.áááááźáááśááááˇá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (give [on thing] in exchange for another, exchange or give in exchange) barter rice for tools ááááźá, barter one's rights away ááááááá˝á 3.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ something (for something) ; ~ something (away) (traffic by exchange of things) barter goods ááááźáááááˇáááááśááááĽááááážááááśáá (áááááááááźááááááśá) / barter for terms á áá áś
R T
Ż n R :^ '/BaseballËbeÉŞsbÉËlËááááá(noun)
(noun). play ~ ááá áááááá (áá¸áĄáśáááááśááááááááˇááááśáááá áá ááááá˘áśááááˇá) hit the ~ááśááááááśáááááááá áááááá
noun 1.(An American game, played with a ball and bat by teams of nine players on a side. The game is played on a field with four bases at the comers of a square called a diamond, ball used in this game) play baseball ááá áááááá (áááááááá¸áĄáśáááááśá) / hit the baseball ááśáááááááśáááááááá áááá˘áá ŤR]#ž wBaseËbeÉŞsËááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááášá ~ of a urn áážá ~ of treeááá á˘. ~ of an argument ááźáááááśáâ (Mil.) air ~ááźáááááśáááá áŁ. ááśááťáááá (áá¸áá¸) â(chem) ááśá âgram ~ of a word ááśááťááťáâ á¤. ááźáááááśáááááśá áĽ. áááááááá˝áááááťáá ááááááááááᤠá˘áááááááá á˘ááááá
Idiom
off base ááťá, ááˇááááášáááááźá
noun 1.(a darkcolored, hard, igneous rock) ááááááťá, ááśá áááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A rock of igneous origin, consisting of augite and triclinic feldspar, with grains of magnetic or titanic iron, and also bottle-green particles of olivine frequently disseminated. 2.An imitation, in pottery, of natural basalt; a kind of black porcelain. tY!;!BasalËbeÉŞsÉlËááááááşá(noun)
adjective 1.(of the base) ááááśá, ááááśáá, áááá¸ááśáá, ááááźáááááśá á áááť
(2) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ sth on sth ááá˘áśáááž, ááá˘áááá ááž ~ one's arguementâ ááá˘áśáááž, ááá˘áááá áážá˘. base oneself (in Paris) ááśááâááźáááááśá
(3) (adjective)
(adjective). (-r,-st) (á˘áááž, ááááˇá, á ááˇááś) á˘áśááááá, (áááťááá)â ááááśá, áĽáááˇááááˇáá ~ motive áááááśá ~ metal ááááśáááááá base base upon, base on á˘áśááááááááááá á, á˘áśáááááááž
basely (adverb).áááśáá˘áśááááá
SYNONYMS
base (noun). ááśá:, áá¸ááśáá, ááźáááááśá, á ááááááśáááśá áŹááśáááááá basis ááźáááááśá, ááśáááááśáá foundation áááášá, ááźáááˇááˇ, ááśááááśááĄážá ground áá¸, ááá, áá¸, ááźáááááśá gain groundááśáááśáá áááážá, ááżáááżá, áááá loss groundá˘áááá stand one's ground ááˇáááááááááááá break ground âá áśáááááážá, á áśááááááž get ground ááśááááááááśáá groundwork ááźáááááśá, áááášáá
Same as: lamboys noun 1.(Bottom, foundation, main part of a mixture, starting place for an operation, headquarters, station or goal in some games, a substance capable of combining with an acid to form a salt) base of an urn áážá, base of an argument ááźáááááśá, base of a tree ááá 2.ááźáááááśá, áááášá Example: military base á§ááśá áááá ááźáááááśáááááś 3.(ááááááśáááá) Base of a word ááśááťááťá 4.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) ááśá adjective 1.Found, situated at the base, having no, foundation. áááááˇááá, áááááááśá , ááááá˝áá˛ááááá˘áá, áááá˘áááááá, áááááˇáááˇá, ááááááááááááśá Example: Base of a pillar, The base of the thumb ; The base of an exploring party, a naval base a business based on honesty, a story based on facts, iron is a base metal.base motive ááááááááśá, base metal áááááááśáááááá Example: Anyone who would allow a kitten to starve is really base. verb â past tense: based ; past participle: based ; present participle: basing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something on something (put on a base) base one's argument ááá˘áśáááž, ááá˘ááááž, base oneself (in Phnom Penh) ááśááááźáááááśá 2.ááááážááŹááśááááźáááááśá, ááá˘ááááž
` dř/ĺJ` fd #5 }BasenessËbeÉŞsnÉŞsËáááááˇá(noun)
noun 1.á áˇáááśá, á˘áśááśáááááááśá, ááá áááá¸áááááśá, ááá áááá¸á˘áśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality or condition of being base; degradation; vileness. c #G=BasementËbeÉŞsmentËáááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(Story of a building, partly or completely underground) áážáááá, áááááááśáááááááááááá, ááááááá¸, ááśáááá ááááááḠ(ááááááśáááááśááááśááá˘á¸áááśáá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááááá¸, ááśááááśáááĽáááśá Fb /9 BaselyËbĂŚzlÉŞËááááá¸(adverb)
(adverb).áááśáá˘áśááááá
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a base manner; with despicable meanness; dishonorably; shamefully. 2.Illegitimately; in bastardy. Ea!;9
BasellaËbĂŚselÉËááááášáĄáś(noun)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) áááááááááśááááá Example: The Line from which the breath of the territorial sea and other coastal state zones (Contiguous zone, exclusive economic zone, exclusive fishery zone) is measured. It forms the boundary between the internal waters on its landward side and the territorial sea on its seaward side. á§ááśá áááá áááááááááśáááááá áśáááá¸áááááśáááááááááśááá ááááśáááášáâáááááťááááááááááˇáááááááááááááááááááśáááááááááťááá (áááááááśáááááťáááááááá, ááááááááááááˇá áá ááśá áááťá, áááááááááśáááśá áááťá) á áááááááááśáááááááááážáááśáááááááááááááśáááááášáááśáááááťáâááááááááááśááá¸áááááˇááááťáááááááááááááááá áááááťááá á _ +/'CBasebornËbeÉŞsËbÉËnËááááá(adjective)
noun 1.áážáááááťááááááźááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Born out of wedlock. 2.Born of low parentage. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Vile, mean
+
Ů D + hh13qBashbĂŚĘáááááá (transitive verb)
bash a' head/ a way/ ' on (with/ at sth)áááážáááááááśá áśáá ááˇááá¸áááśá bash sth in/ down ááśááááśáááááśáá
Idiom
have a bash (at sth)ááśááááááááááˇáááśáááááášáááśááśááááááá
noun 1.ááśáááśáááááááśáá, ááśááááťáááá verb â past tense: bashed ; past participle: bashed ; present participle: bashing ; 1.ááśá, áááážá˘ááá˘áááááśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: bashed ; past participle: bashed ; present participle: bashing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) To abash; to disconcert or be disconcerted or put out of countenance. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To strike heavily; to beat; to crush. )g
7Bases"(")
(plural. of basic) á˘. (pl. of base )
Plural form of: Basisf'I =
BasenjibÉËsendĘÉŞááš Ëááááááá¸(noun)
noun 1.á áˇáááśá, á˘áśááśáááááááśá, ááá áááá¸áááááśá, ááá áááá¸á˘áśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality or condition of being base; degradation; vileness.
g
é ĹT> g Sm!AWBasicËbeÉŞsÉŞkËááááááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.áááááśááááśáááŹááżáááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code ááśááśááśáááááááááśááááááážáááááááˇáá¸ááťáááááźááá adjective 1.~ (to something) (primary, fundamental, beginning relating, to or serving as a base) áááááśáááášá, ááśáááá, áááááśááá Example: A basic ingredient in a cake is flour, the basic training of soldiers, the house is basically sound.basic principle áááááśááá, basic ingredients áááááááśáá, áááá áśáááśá á Example: The detective's basic reason for being at the scene of the crime was to question the witnesses. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááś, ááźáááááśá, ááśááá l%AI
BashingËbĂŚĘ ÉŞĹËáááááá á¸á(noun)
noun 1.ááá áááá¸á˘ááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being bashful. j 'YY{BashfullyËbĂŚĘfÉlÉŞËáááááá á áááşáá¸(adverb)
(adverb).áááśáá˘áśáááśáááťá
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a bashful manner. i Sm]BashfulËbĂŚĘflËáááááá á áááşá(adjective)
adjective 1.(shy, timid, modest, not desiring to attract notice) áááááťááśá, ááááááááá, áááááá áááť, áááááˇáááźááážá, áááá˘ááááááá, áááááťáááźá Example: Cart was too bashful to tell Gloria that he loved her. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Abashed; daunted; dismayed. 2.Very modest, or modest excess; constitutionally disposed to shrink from public notice; indicating extreme or excessive modesty; shy; as, a bashful person, action, expression. Synonyms 1.abashed, coy, diffident, modest, recoiling, retiring, shamefaced, sheepish, shy, timid, timorous Antonyms 1.adventurous, daring, fearless, gregarious, outgoing
O ô ¨ O Jr 'U!
BasiliskËbĂŚzÉŞlÉŞskáááá ááášááˇááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Basilic, Basilicas 1.(oblong hall with double colonnade and apse, of the Romans, later often converted into a church by early Christians) ááśáááśáááááá¸ááşáá˝áááťáááśááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Basilic, Basilicas 1.Originally, the place of a king; but afterward, an apartment provided in the houses of persons of importance, where assemblies were held for dispensing justice; and hence, any large hall used for this purpose. 2.A building used by the Romans as a place of public meeting, with court rooms, etc., attached. 3.A church building of the earlier centuries of Christianity, the plan of which was taken from the basilica of the Romans. The name is still applied to some churches by way of honorary distinction. 4.A digest of the laws of Justinian, translated from the original Latin into Greek, by order of Basil I., in the ninth century. p;S!BasilËbĂŚzlËááááááˇá(noun)
Same as: basanENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The slope or angle to which the cutting edge of a tool, as a plane, is ground. 2.The name given to several aromatic herbs of the Mint family, but chiefly to the common or sweet basil (Ocymum basilicum), and the bush basil, or lesser basil (O. minimum), the leaves of which are used in cookery. The name is also given to several kinds of mountain mint (Pycnanthemum). 3.The skin of a sheep tanned with bark. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To grind or form the edge of to an angle. Ho#Me SBasicsËbeÉŞsÉŞksËáááááááˇááá(noun)
(noun). (pl. bases ). áĄâ. ááá á, áááááśáááááááááśáááááááśááźáááááśáááá˘ááá¸áá˝áâ ~ of a compoundááśáâ á˘,á áááťá á áśáááááážáááááśááááśáááˇááśááááśáá˝á áŁ.ááśáááááá
noun â Plural: Bases 1.(Foundation, fundamental, facts or reasons, that on which a thing rests) áááášáááźáááááśá Example: Common interests form. a good basis for friendship, What basis do you have for that statement? The basis of the argument.basis of an argument ááźáááááśá, basis of a compound ááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááźáááááśá, áááášá, áááááśááá, á áááťá á áśáááááážáááááˇá áá ááˇááśááááś mt#-eK
Basin-standËbeÉŞsnsnstĂŚndËáááááá¸áááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(A deep circular dish, the quantity held by such a vessel, hollow or enclosed area containing water, ail the land drained by a river and its tributaries) á˘áśááášá, áášáááááťáá˘áśá, ááśáááááá¸á, áááááśááááááźáááááŹáááááááťááḠExample: Wash basin, kitchen basin, River basin, dock.wash basin áážá, river basin áááá¸ááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááá¸áááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśá, á˘áśááááááśá
3
î3 7wC5
BasketËbaËskÉŞt; US ËbĂŚsk ÉŞtËááśááá¸á(noun)
to be left in the basket ááááźáááááááá â put all one's eggs in/into one basket áááááťáááśá˘ááá¸á˘áśá áášáááśá áŹááá˝áááśááááááááááááááááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á
noun 1.(a vessel made of thin strips of wood, straw, twig., reeds, etc., woven together; amount a basket will bold; basket full hoop with a bottomless net, through which a basket hall player must toss the ball to score points) áááááááťá, ááááááá, áááá áááá deep. tightly woven ááá˘á¸áŹáááááž, deep. loosely woven áááá áááá, bushel measure (15 kilograms) áá , quarter-bushel measure áááááśáá, tall, crudely woven ááááá, small, crudely woven ááśá, shallow, with handles for moving earth ááááá¸, shallow, for winnowing á ááá˘áá, small, with handles áááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááá, ááááááá v17+%BaskËbaËsk; US bĂŚskááśááááâ(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb).~ (in sth). ááááŹá˘ááááťááááááá áááááááśááá¸áááśá, áááá áśááááá, áááá , á áśá (á§. ááááśáááá áśááááá)â(Fig.) bask in (royal favor) áááááśááá¸áááśááááááá˝áááźá
1.(FIGURATIVE) Bask in (royal favor) áááááśááá¸áááśááááááá˝áááźá verb â past tense: basked ; past participle: basked ; present participle: basking ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (in something) (lie in warmth and sunshine, revel in) ááááá ááááááááşáááá, á˘áśáááááá, ááááááááá˘áśá Example: To bask in the sun.bask in the sun ááááá , á áśá (á§ááśá áááá ááááśáááá áśááááá) 2.(TRANSITIVE) áááážáąááááááááá
Ż
ˇ Ż }!5}KBassoonbÉËsuËnááşËáááźá(noun)
noun 1.(A woodwind instrument with a deep tone, It has a long double wooden tube for a body and a curved metal mouthpiece, organ reed stop of that name, one which sounds an octave, low or) ááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A wind instrument of the double reed kind, furnished with holes, which are stopped by the fingers, and by keys, as in flutes. It forms the natural bass to the oboe, clarinet, etc. Y| #GQ
BassinetËbĂŚsÉŞnetËááááááˇááá(noun)
Plural form of: Bass noun â Plural: Bass, Basses 1.(COUNTABLE) (the lowest part in music, man's lowest voice, one having such, a voice, a, species of fish) sing bass ááááááááĄááááááá, He's a bass á˘áááá áááááááááá áááááááááá adjective 1.(Low in the scale, deep) áááááááááášáááśááááśáááááŹááááśá ááá¸ááááá, áá¸ááááááááááśáááťááááááá áˇáááá áˇááá ášááážááážááááťááááááááááŹáááá á , bass note ááááá, áá (áááĄáá) {z!1M'aBasketworkËbÉËskÉŞtwÉËkËááśááá¸ááááşá(noun)
xx!GA oBasketballËbÉËskÉŞtbÉËl; US ËbĂŚsËááśááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). áá¸áĄáśááśááááá play ~ááśááááááááśáá, ááśááááá
noun 1.(a game, in which the opposing teams score points by tossing a ball through baskets at either and of the court, used in this game) áá¸áĄáśááśááááá, áááá áźáááááááá, throw the basketball ááśáá play basketball ááśááááááááśáá
?n }
T`mš / KS G
BastinadoËbĂŚstÉŞËbaËdÉĘË-ËneÉŞd-ááááááá¸Ëááśááź(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááááśááłááťá, ááśááĽáááśááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state of being a bastard; illegitimacy. 2.The procreation of a bastard child. )+GY-
Bastardize,-iseËbÉËstÉdÉÉŞz; US ËbĂŚs-Ëááśáááášáá¸áááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(A child of unmarried, an impure, coarse brown refuse product of sugar refining) ááśáááˇáááˇá, ááśáááˇáááá áááť, ááśáááááááááá˘ááťáááá áˇááá, áááááá, áááážááááĄááááááá, ááśáááśááááťáá˘áááááá¸ááááźá, beget a bastard ááźááĽáááśááááááś, The bolt is a bastard á˘ááá¸áááťáááááśá 2.(á áááśáá) ááźááĽáâááśááááááś Example: An illegitimate child, one who is not born either in lawful wedlock or within a competent time after the marriage's termination; also a child of a married woman conceived with one other than her husband. á§ááśá áááá ááźááááá ááááááá áááśááâááşááźááááááˇááážááááá¸áŞááťáááááśáâáááááśáááśáááśáááá¸ááááááááááá áááśááâáŹááˇááážááááá ááááťáááááááâáááá áááśááááááááˇáááááááśáááá¸á˘áśááśá áááˇááśá áááśááááá áá á áááááśááááááşááźááááááááááá¸ááśááááá¸âá ážááááťáááááááážáááśáá˝áááťááâáááááˇááááááśáááá¸áááááááá˝á á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááźááĽáááśááááááś 4.(VULGAR) That bastard! á˘áśá áááá! á˘áśá áááááááśá adjective 1.(illegitimate, counterfeit) bastard child ááááĽáááśááááááś, bastard size áááááťáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Of an unusual make or proportion; as, a bastard musket; a bastard culverin. 2.A ânaturalâ child; a child begotten and born out of wedlock; an illegitimate child; one born of an illicit union. 3.An inferior quality of soft brown sugar, obtained from the sirups that / already had several boilings. 4.A large size of mold, in which sugar is drained. 5.A sweet Spanish wine like muscadel in flavor. 6.A writing paper of a particular size. 7.Lacking in genuineness; spurious; false; adulterate; -- applied to things which resemble those which are genuine, but are really not so. 8.Abbreviated, as the half title in a page preceding the full title page of a book. adjective 1.Begotten and born out of lawful matrimony; illegitimate. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To bastardize
= (
;
Bastioned"(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) Bastion of strength áá¸ááááśáá noun 1.(A projecting part of a fortification, esp., a corner tower, stronghold, defense, support) storm the bastion áááááááśááážááźááá (áááááśááááśáááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A work projecting outward from the main inclosure of a fortification, consisting of two faces and two flanks, and so constructed that it is able to defend by a flanking fire the adjacent curtain, or wall which extends from one bastion to another. Two adjacent bastions are connected by the curtain, which joins the flank of one with the adjacent flank of the other. The distance between the flanks of a bastion is called the gorge. A lunette is a detached bastion.
ň ň
1SBatbĂŚtáááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááááâ(ááá áááááá) give some one a bat on the head ááśááááá(áášááááááá áŹáááá) ~ of wool ááááśáá on his bat á˘áśáááááááááááá˝ááŻá
IDIOM
(a) off one's own 'bat (BrE informal). áááááááśáááśááá˝áâ áŹáážááášáá áˇááááá¸á˘áááááá (b) (right off the 'bat) ááááśáá, ááááśááááá˘áá
blind as a bat ~ BLEND have bats in the 'sbelfryáááá˝áááśáááááˇáá ááĄáá
(3) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ááˇá áááááááśáá, ááśááááááá bat one's eyelashes ááˇá ááááááááááááśáá
Same as: tical noun â Plural: bats 1.(SLANG) (Wooden club, or stick, especially one used in a game, stick, cudgel, bludgeon, a turn at batting) ááááááśáááźáááá ports ááááá give someone a bat on the head ááśáááááśá (áášááááááááŹáááá) / bat of wool ááááśáá 2.Mouselike flying animal, of a group of animals with large wings of thin, hairless skin. Most bats fly night. 1. small. áááááá, 2. large. áááášá verb â past tense: batted ; past participle: batted ; present participle: batting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Strike or hit with a bat) bat the ball ááśááášáááááá Example: Baseball bat, Who's at bat? bat at a fly (with the hand) áá
:
o yú: < %G
BatementËbeÉŞtmÉntËáááááášááá(noun)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) A whole batch of á ááážá, ááśá ááážá noun 1.(Quantity of bread baked at one time, a number of articles received or dispatched at one time, a set of similar articles, group, collection) á ááá˝ááááááááá˝ááĄ, ááááťá, batch of cookies á ááá˝ááááááťáááśááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťá
á U -9K
BathchairËba:θtĘeÉ(r)Ëááśááá(á)(noun)
noun â Plural: Baths 1.(Water to plunge the body in, a vessel or place to bathe in, a solution in which photographic plates are immersed) take a bath ááźááášá, ááśáááźááášá Example: He takes a cold bath every morning. Example: Have a bath, Get into a cold bath. room with bath ááááááááźááášá, draw a bath áášáááááťáá˘áśááááááśááá áťáááźá 2.(MECHANIC) áááááááśááááááśá Example: oil bath
U U ='?!
BatherËbeÉŞÉÉ(r)Ëááááááş(á)(noun)
(noun). á˘áááááźááášá
/A
BathedbeÉŞÉdËááááá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ in/ with sth ááťááááá, ááśáááťááááá, ááášáááá
(transitive verb). áĄ.âáááá˝ááášá ~â a child ááźááášáá˘áá, ááźááášáá˘áá á˘. a sore with alcohol ááśá áŁ. (esp. BrE.) á áááášá (ááááťááááťááá), ááááá, áášáâ ááá)
(intransitive verb). ~ every night ááźááášá (Cl.)ááááááášá (Roy.) áááááááááááśáḠ~ in the suná áśá, ááááˇááááá˝áâ go to bathe âáá ááťáááśá
bathed (adjective). ~ in/ with sth ááťááááá, ááśáááťááááá, ááášáááá
1.(ááśááááá) áááááááááááśá 2.ááááááášá verb â past tense: bathed ; past participle: bathed ; present participle: bathing ; 1.(áááááááśááááá) (TRANSITIVE) ááźááášá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (Wash, clean, give a bath to, go into the sea, a river, lake, etc, for enjoyment be immersed, swim) bathe a child ááźááášááąáá Example: Bathe a wound one's eyes, Bathed in sunshine, Bathed in blood, Go for a bathe. bathe a sore with alcohol ááśá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) Bathe every night ááźááášá, bathe in the sun á áśá, ááááˇááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The immersion of the body in water; as to take one's usual bathe. verb â past tense: bathed ; past participle: bathed ; present participle: bathing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To wash by immersion, as in a bath; to subject to a bath. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To moisten or suffuse with a liquid. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To apply water or some liquid medicament to; as, to bathe the eye with warm water or with sea water; to bathe one's forehead with camphor. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To surround, or envelop, as water surrounds a person immersed. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To bathe one's self; to take a bath or baths. 6.(INTRANSITIVE) To immerse or cover one's self, as in a bath. 7.(INTRANSITIVE) To bask in the sun. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To lave, to wet
é
)Ëł5Fľé HG)
9
Bathyscaph (also bathyscaphe)ËbÌθɪskĂŚf(noun)
(noun).áĄ. áááááááášá á˘. (Euph) go to the bathroom áá áááááá
noun 1.(A room with a bathtub arid basin, usually containing a toilet) áááááááášá 2.(EUPHEMISM) áááááá Example: go to the bathroom á§ááśá áááá áá áááááá &5';[
Bathrobe (also rode)Ëba:θrÉĘbËááśáááźáá(noun)
noun 1.(large body of men in battle array, a division of a regiment of infantry, about 1,000 strong, that forms part of a regiment, horde, mass, brigade, gang, throng) áá, ááááááááśááźá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááśááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A body of troops; esp. a body of troops or an army in battle array. 2.A regiment, or two or more companies of a regiment, esp. when assembled for drill or battle. 3.An infantry command of two or more companies, which is the tactical unit of the infantry, or the smallest command which is self-supporting upon the battlefield, and also the unit in which the strength of the infantry of an army is expressed. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To form into battalions. P"1 eBatsbĂŚtsËáááááá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ man áááá˝á, ááťááá, áááá¸ááááž
Plural form of: bat adjective 1.(batty) ááááááá˝á, ááááááá¸ááááž C! ;9
BatoonËbÉtu:nËááááááźá(noun)
1.~ something (strike continuously, beat or strike with repeated blows, pound, damage by use or misuse) áááá áśá, ááśá, ááśáá, ááśáá, áááá, ááá˝áááááśááááááá áá¸ááťáááśááŹááááááśá, ááááśááášáááááááááááá ááśáááááśááááá, áááááááááááááááááśáá, ááááááśá, áááá˝ááááá winds batter the house áááážáąááááźá ááśá 2.(MECHANIC) ááśá (ááśáááááááááá) Example: batter a rivet noun 1.Sports. á˘áááááśá 2.(A mixture moistened to a paste arid briskly beaten up, the player who is batting or whose turn it is to bat) áááá ááśááášá Example: The rescue squad battered down the door, The boys soon battered all the new furniture, pancake batter. verb â past tense: battered ; past participle: battered ; present participle: battering ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá˝áá ááśáááˇáááááááśáááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A semi-liquid mixture of several ingredients, as, flour, eggs, milk, etc., beaten together and used in cookery. 2.A bruise on the face of a plate or of type in the form. 3.A backward slope in the face of a wall or of a bank; receding slope. 4.One who wields a bat; a batsman. verb â past tense: battered ; past participle: battered ; present participle: battering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To slope gently backward. 2.(TRANSITIVE) Paste of clay or loam. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To beat with successive blows; to beat repeatedly and with violence, so as to bruise, shatter, or demolish; as, to batter a wall or rampart. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To wear or impair as if by beating or by hard usage. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To flatten (metal) by hammering, so as to compress it inwardly and spread it outwardly.
uł )!5o
BattingËbĂŚtÉŞĹËááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. car ~ ááťáá˘áśááťá (Lit.) áááśá áááá flashlight ~áááááˇá, ááˇá á˘.(Mil.) battery of guns ááśááááážááááá˝áááâ (Law)assault and battery ááśáááśááááááááá áŁ. á˘ááá¸áááááááááááááśá ážááááážáááážááśááááśáááááśáá, ááśáááááááážááźáááśá
noun â Plural: Batteries 1.(A number of guns or cannon, group of similar articles or machines, set, the pitcher and catcher in baseball, a division of artillery, electric cells which store electric current) á˘áááá áá, á˘áááááá, á˘ááááááá ááá˛ááááááááśáá, á˘ááááááážá˛ááááśááááážáááᢠExample: flashlight battery, automobile battery, a battery of cameras.car battery ááťáá˘áśááťá (áááśá áááá) / flashlight battery áááááˇá, ááˇá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśáááááááážááźáááśá, ááśáááááśááááááááśá Example: The unlawful touching of or use of force on another person willfully or in anger. Battery may be considered as either a tort, giving rise to civil liability for damages to the victim, or a crime. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááśáááŹááśááááážáááááśáááááá ááááśâáŹáááááá ášááážááźáááśáááśáá˘áááááśááááśááááááááááťáá áááśáá á ááśáááááśááááááááśáá˘áśá ááááźáááśáá áśááááťáááśááááááááááá˝áááááááááśáá˘ááááśáááśáááá˝áááťáááááźááááááááááááááááá¸á ááááááááşá áˇááááááááááźááááá˘ááá˘áááááááááááŹááááźáááśáá áśááááťáááśáááááážááááá áááááááá˝á á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááááážááśáááśá, ááśáááááśááááááááśá
ß â ß <,!'Y%cBattleshipËbĂŚtlmÉntsËááááááááşáááâ(noun)
noun 1.(a large warship, with heavy armor and very, powerful guns) ááśááśá ááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááśá ááááśáá ?+#%_%cBattlefieldËbĂŚtliËldËáááááá áááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(Also. battle ground) (ground or place where a battle is fought or was fought) áááááźááˇ, ááśááááááťááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááźáᡠ3.(ARCHAIC) ááżááááá */)YBattleËbĂŚtlËááááá(noun)
(intransitive verb). ~ valiantly áááááťááá ~ for rights ááááź engage in a battleá áááśááááááśáááśááááááś give ~ battleá áźááááááťááá
noun 1.(a fight between opposing armies, fleets, or air forces, any fight or struggle, combat, war, dispute) áááááááśá, á áááśáá, ááááá, ááśááááážááááťááá, ááśáááááá˝á, ááśááááááťááá Example: Her only son was killed in battle. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśá, ááśááááááťááá, áááááźáᡠverb â past tense: battled ; past participle: battled ; present participle: battling ; 1.áááááťááá, ááááź 2.(TRANSITIVE) To fight on a large scale. -battle royal a fight among more than two combatants, a violent exciting, fight. -battle scarred bearing scars or damages received in battle. áááááťááá Example: The battle of Waterloo, A battle between two animals, boxers, etc.battle crime áááááááśá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) Battle valiantly áááááťááá, battle for rights ááááź
?
ž 3ßIvš? v4
[
Bawdily"(adjective)
noun 1.(A jester's stick, a trifling piece of finery) áááááťáááááśááááááááŹááááśáááááá, ááááżáááťáááááĽáááááá, ááááááááááááá Example: Her jewels were only baubles, but glittered impressively. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A trifling piece of finery; a gewgaw; that which is gay and showy without real value; a cheap, showy plaything. 2.The fool's club. . / Q
BattyËbĂŚtÉŞËááááá¸(adjective)
noun 1.(a large warship, with heavy armor and very, powerful guns) ááśááśá ááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááśá ááááśáá
$ ź$ 7
+Bay"(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). ááźá
noun 1.(a wide inlet of the sea, space between columns, recess, laurel tree, honorary crown of victory or achievement, barking, esp., of hounds: in pursuit of prey, bay horse) áá, áááá ááááśááááşááá, áááá áźá, ááááá, á ááááááááźá, áá˝ááážááááś Example: The hunters heard the bay of the dogs that has seen the fox. 2.Bay of a hound áááĄááááááťá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááťááá Example: hold / keep somebody at the bay á§ááśá áááá ááááááááśááááˇáá˘ááá áźáááááˇá 4.A bay (horse) ááááááááťáááááá adjective 1.ááááá (ááá) A6 53BawlbÉËlËáá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb).~ (sth) (out) áá Ꮰááááááááśáááááśáá bawl out ( a commend) ááááááááśáááááśáá (Coll.) bawl out (a subordinate)áĄáźáĄáśááśáá
(intransitive verb). cattle ~ááááˇá(Coll.) children ~ ááááááá, áááá ááá
noun 1.(a stabbing weapon attached to the muzzle of a rifle) á áááťáááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A pointed instrument of the dagger kind fitted on the muzzle of a musket or rifle, so as to give the soldier increased means of offense and defense. 2.A pin which plays in and out of holes made to receive it, and which thus serves to engage or disengage parts of the machinery. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To stab with a bayonet. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To compel or drive by the bayonet. S8%Ł BaybeÉŞáááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ocean ~ áááááťááá, ááźá window ~ áááááááá áááá áááá á˘. ~ of a ship áááááâ (ááááťáááśááśáŹááááá áá) at bay áá¸ááśáá, áááá¸ááá bay the moon ááááá áááááááááá
IDIOM
(He has a) bay window ááááááááááŹááťá
(noun). ~ of a hound ááźáááź(áááá) at bayááťá
IDIOM
at 'bay ááśááááťá keep sb/sth at 'bay áááááśááťáá˘ááááááˇáâ i'm
(intransitive verb). ááźá
(3) (adjective)
(adjective). (noun) áážááážáááááśáâ (Fig.)âááˇááˇááááááá, ááˇááˇáááá a bay (horse) ááááááááťáááááá
noun 1.(a wide inlet of the sea, space between columns, recess, laurel tree, honorary crown of victory or achievement, barking, esp., of hounds: in pursuit of prey, bay horse) áá, áááá ááááśááááşááá, áááá áźá, ááááá, á ááááááááźá, áá˝ááážááááś Example: The hunters heard the bay of the dogs that has seen the fox. 2.Bay of a hound áááĄááááááťá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááťááá Example: hold / keep somebody at the bay á§ááśá áááá ááááááááśááááˇáá˘ááá áźáááááˇá 4.A bay (horse) ááááááááťáááááá adjective 1.ááááá (ááá)
;
č ă
Ű Ţ˙ ; ą8@ ËEBebiËááá¸(verb)
(informal). be; be quiet ááááá, áá á˘ááááááá, want be will beáá áááá áá á áťá will be done tomorrow ááá˘ááá˘ááá ážá be it soááźáááá¸ááááźá ááááááááá be it that á§áááśááś, á§ááśá áááááś be on more áááááááááśááááááááááá ážá (ááááśáá) be off with you áá á˘ááááťá (pres.p.being) be hungry, he hate (ááá) ááááśáááśááááťááś áá like be a soldierá áźáá áˇááááááážááśá áśáâ(pp.been) He's be ill for 3 years.ááśááááşáá¸ááááá ážá I've never be there ááááťáááˇáááááá áá¸áááááá, it's be done áááážáá˝á á ážá (pres, indic, 1st pers. (pl.,) 2ndpers. sg. + pl. 3rd pers. (pl., are.) We are students. áážáááśááźáááˇááá You are ill. áááááş Where are we? áážááá áááááááśá ááášá? âWe are working áážáááááťááááážááśá Those carsare made here áĄáśáááśááááááááážáá (ááááťá) ááá (pres. indic...,3rd pers. sg. is) He is a soldierááśááááśáá ŕ[?
/
BC"(abbreviation)
(abbreviation). Before Christ á.áâ.áááťáááááááśááááźáážá
y>
i
BBC"(abbreviation)
(abbreviation). British Broadcasting Corporation áááááśáááťáááááááááááá˘ááááááá
śá áśá Where is he? ááśáááá áŻááś?â He is sick ááśááááş He is talkingááśááááááťáááˇááśáâ (p. indic.,1st> + 3rd. pers.sg. was) i was ill last week ááááťáááşáá¸á˘áśááˇáááááťá He was a soldier for 3 years ááśáááááážááśá áśááá¸ááááśáááťá Where was he this monrning ?áááášáááˇáááśáážáá áŻááś? I was sleeping when you calledááśááááá á ááááťá ááááťááááááá I was done without my knowledge áááážáááááááťááĽááášá (p. indic., 2nd pers. sg. + were )They w. soldiers. ááááśááśá áśá Where w. you? ááááá áŻááś? We w. lost áážááááááá They w. killed ááááááźáááááśáá (pres. sub.were) if it w. true áážááˇáááśááˇá if he w. hereáážááśáááá áá¸ááá if I w. a doctor áážááááťáááśááááźááááá if they w. goingáážáááá
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá Bank of England, verb â past tense: were ; past participle: been ; present participle: being ; 3rd person singular present is 1.(INFINITIVE) (INTRANSITIVE) ááş, ááşááś Example: I am a student. á§ááśá áááá ááááťáááşááśááˇááá á Example: He is my brother. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááşááśááááááťáááááááááťá á 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááá Example: Be hungry, he ate. á§ááśá áááá áááááááśáááśáááááśááá á 3.(INTRANSITIVE) ááś Example: He is a soldier. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááśááśá áśá á Example: We are students. á§ááśá áááá áážáááśááźáááˇááá á Example: Want to be a soldier. á§ááśá áááá á áááááážááśááśá áśá á Example: Likes be a soldier á§ááśá áááá á áźáá áˇááááááážááśááśá áśá á 4.(INTRANSITIVE) áá Example: Where are we? á§ááśá áááá áážááá áááááááśá ááášá? Example: Where am I? á§ááśá áááá ááááťááá ááááááááśá ááášá? 5.(INTRANSITIVE) áášá Example: I am going tomorrow. á§ááśá áááá ááááťááášááá ááááááá˘áá á
I
/I bB!5w BeaconËbiËkÉnËááá¸áášá(noun)
noun 1.(a signal fire, a sea mark, tower or framework on which a signal light is mounted) áááážááááááś, áááážáá áááś, ááááááááťá, á ááááááááááááŹá˘ááááááááśá, ááá, áááááśááśáááááźááŹááśááś MA+WBeachbiËtĘááá¸áá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááˇáááśááááááá , ááááśááááááĄá, áááááááááśá á, ááśáááááťááááŹááááá noun â Plural: Beaches 1.(The shore, sandy or pebbly., part of a river, the lake, or ocean shore washed by waves or tides) ááááááááááááááśá, ááááźáááśáááááśááśá áááśáá, ááááááááťááááááááśáááááśá ááášááááá˝á, ááżá (ááśááś) ááááá ááááááááśáá˝á verb â past tense: beached ; past participle: beached ; present participle: beaching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to run or haul a boat up on to a beach) áážááŹá˘áźááĄážáááá
"Cg~x cH %Gc
BeaglingËbiËglÉŞĹËááá¸á áááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(rosary, necklace, in bead form, a small rounded molding imitating beads) ááťááááś, ááťá, áááááááááś ornamental bead á˘ááááśá, bead of sweat ááááśáá, áááá verb â past tense: beaded ; past participle: beaded ; present participle: beading ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááśááááááááźáá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (Furnish with beads, string together) ááśáá˘ááááśá Example: A bead of dew, a bead of sorrow. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A little perforated ball, to be strung on a thread, and worn for ornament; or used in a rosary for counting prayers, as by Roman Catholics and Mohammedans, whence the phrases to tell beads, to at one's beads, to bid beads, etc., meaning, to be at prayer. 2.Any small globular body 3.A bubble in spirits. 4.A drop of sweat or other liquid. 5.A small knob of metal on a firearm, used for taking aim (whence the expression to draw a bead, for, to take aim). 6.A small molding of rounded surface, the section being usually an arc of a circle. It may be continuous, or broken into short embossments. 7.A glassy drop of molten flux, as borax or microcosmic salt, used as a solvent and color test for several mineral earths and oxides, as of iron, manganese, etc., before the blowpipe; as, the borax bead; the iron bead, etc. verb â past tense: beaded ; past participle: beaded ; present participle: beading ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To ornament with beads or beading. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To form beadlike bubbles. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A prayer
ó Mó VK 9a
BeakerËbiËkÉËááá¸ááş(á)(noun)
(adjective). long ~áááááśáá áááťá
\I%m'BeakbiËkËááá¸á(noun)
(noun). á áááťá
beaked (adjective). long ~áááááśáá áááťá
(2) (noun)
(noun). (BrE.,Sl.) á á áááá
Same as: beakhead noun 1.á ááááťá, ááťáááźá á áááťáááá, á áááťá 2.á á áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The bill or nib of a bird, consisting of a horny sheath, covering the jaws. The form varied much according to the food and habits of the bird, and is largely used in the classification of birds. 2.A similar bill in other animals, as the turtles. 3.The long projecting sucking mouth of some insects, and other invertebrates, as in the Hemiptera. 4.The upper or projecting part of the shell, near the hinge of a bivalve. 5.The prolongation of certain univalve shells containing the canal. 6.Anything projecting or ending in a point, like a beak, as a promontory of land. 7.A beam, shod or armed at the end with a metal head or point, and projecting from the prow of an ancient galley, in order to pierce the vessel of an enemy; a beakhead. 8.That part of a ship, before the forecastle, which is fastened to the stem, and supported by the main knee. 9.A continuous slight projection ending in an arris or narrow fillet; that part of a drip from which the water is thrown off. 10.Any process somewhat like the beak of a bird, terminating the fruit or other parts of a plant. 11.A toe clip. 12.A magistrate or policeman.
ç ˘Ťç @Q +G
BeanstalkËbiËnstÉËlkËááá¸áááááá(noun)
(noun).áĄ. green ~ áááááá á˘. ááááśááááááááśááˇáááááśáááśáááźá ááááśáááááááá coffee ~ ááááśáá (Sl.) hit him on the ~ ááááśá French bean ááááááááśááśáá long bean áááááááá˝á
IDIOM
not have a 'bean á˘ááááťá
(transitive verb). (Sl.) ~ some one ááśáááááśá asparagus bean áááááááá˝á goa beanááááááááááťá broad bean ááááááááááťá old bean (Slang.)ááˇááááááááááá to know beans, toknow how many beans make five ááśáááśáááááááááááášááááá˝á
noun 1.(Plants with kidneyshaped seed in long pods, such seed, seed of coffee; and other plants) green bean áááááá coffee bean ááááśáá 2.(SLANG) ááááśá Example: hit him on the bean verb 1.(SLANG) (TRANSITIVE) Bean someone ááśáááááśá 0000ff;">~ testimony áááááâ ~ responsibilityááá˝á bear fruitâááśááááá áŠ. áááá áśááááááťááśáâ facts ~ me outááśáááá áĄá . bear oneself ááááááášáááâ, áááááśááá˘áśááááááˇááˇááś bear a bobáá˝áâá§ááááá, áá˝ááááááááááá, áá˝áááááťáááááťáâ bear date áááááááááááááťá bear down upon á áźáááááá, á áźáááˇá bear on hardáááážááááááˇááááááśááˇááá bear illwill áááááśáááášá
IDIOM
bear 'arms áááááťááá
(intransitive verb). plants didn't ~ááśááááá, á˘áááá bear up ááááááśá bear right ááśááá ááááśá bear withme ááááááśá, ááá˘ááááááá
(2) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. brown ~ ááááśááááťá á˘. á˘ááááááááśáá ááťááááá˝áá áá (ááááášáááśááˇáááááááááááśááááááśá) to sell a bear áááááááááááážáá˘ááááśá
(adjective). (BUS.) ~ market á áťá
noun 1.(heavy thick furred quadruped, rough surly person, speculator for a fall in price of stocks, national symbol of Russia) áááťáááááťáááááááźá, brown bear ááááśááááťá verb â past tense: Bore ; past participle: Born/Borne ; present participle: Bearing ; 3rd person singular present Bears 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá, ááśá, ááá, ááááá, ááááážááá, á˘áááá, á˘ááááááá, ááśááĽááááˇáá, ááśááááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (convey, carry, support, give birth, breed, yield, endure, tolerate) bear weight ááááá˝á , bear pain ááááśáááśá, bear off spring áážáááźá, bear away áážááááá , bear good news ááśááá, beartestimony ááááá, bear responsibility ááá˝á, bear fruit ááśááááá, facts bear me out ááśáááá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) Plants didn't bear áąáááá, ááśááááá, bear up á˘ááááááśá, bear right ááśááá ááśáááááśá, bear with me ááááááśá, ááá˘ááááááá The great bear ááááśááááááž, play the bear ááááááášááááááááśá, ááááááášáááá˘áśááááá play the bear with ááááśá, áááážááá áááá¸ááˇááśááąáá, sell a bear áááááááááááááá˝áááááśá, bear a bob áá˝á, ear a charmed life ááźá ááśáááááá áá˝á, bear date á áťáááááááááťá, bear down upon á áźááá ááˇá, bear a hand áá˝á, bear ill will áááááśáááášá, bear in mind á áá áśá
T
b sT T #AwoBearableËbeÉrÉblËáááááášáá(adjective)
adjective 1.(endurable, yieldable, sufferable) ááááááźááááśá, áááááááááśá, áááááá˘ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of being borne or endured; tolerable. kS#+Q]
Bear-gardenËbÉŞÉgaËdÉnËáá(á)á áááśáášá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: beard adjective 1.áááááśáááťáá ááááśááťáá ááážá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having a beard. U% kBeardbÉŞÉdáááá(noun)
(noun). white ~ ááťáá ááááśâ (Bot.) rice ~ áááááťá
(transitive verb). áĄ. him playfully ááśáááááááśáááááśá áśá ~ an actor ááśááááťáá ááááś á˘â.
IDIOM
beard the lion in his 'den á áźáááááááááááááá
noun 1.(hair of lower part of face, chin tuft of goat, etc., awn of grass) ááá, white beard ááťáá ááááś, Bot. rice beard áááááťá verb â past tense: bearded ; past participle: bearded ; present participle: bearding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (oppose openly, defy) ááááź, áááá, ááťáááśá, ááááá áááť, ááá˝áááááá˝á, ááťáááśá, ááˇáááżááśááśááááááááśá, ááááśá, á áá˘áááááážáááśá, ááááááááážáááśá, beard him play fully ááśáááťáá ááááś, beard the enemy áááááááśáááááśá áśá, beard an actor ááśááááťáá ááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The hair that grows on the chin, lips, and adjacent parts of the human face, chiefly of male adults. 2.The long hairs about the face in animals, as in the goat. 3.The cluster of small feathers at the base of the beak in some birds 4.The appendages to the jaw in some Cetacea, and to the mouth or jaws of some fishes. 5.The byssus of certain shellfish, as the muscle. 6.The gills of some bivalves, as the oyster. 7.In insects, the hairs of the labial palpi of moths and butterflies. 8.Long or stiff hairs on a plant; the awn; as, the beard of grain. 9.A barb or sharp point of an arrow or other instrument, projecting backward to prevent the head from being easily drawn out. 10.That part of the under side of a horse's lower jaw which is above the chin, and bears the curb of a bridle. 11.That part of a type which is between the shoulder of the shank and the face. 12.An imposition; a trick. verb â past tense: bearded ; past participle: bearded ; present participle: bearding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To take by the beard; to seize, pluck, or pull the beard of (a man), in anger or contempt. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To oppose to the gills; to set at defiance. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To deprive of the gills; -- used only of oysters and similar shellfish.
\X%;{uBearerËbeÉrÉ(r)ááááááş(á)(noun)
(noun). áĄâ. á˘ááááá¸áááâ coffin ~ á˘áááááááŹáá¸â á˘. ~ of this note á˘áááááśááâ ~ of good news á˘áááááśáááśá áŁ. á˘ááááááááśáááá
noun 1.(messenger, agent, presenter of cheque) ááśááá¸áá, ááá áśáá, á˘áááááśáááˇááááśáááááá, coffin bearer á˘áááááááŹáá¸, bearer of this note á˘áááááśá bearer of good news á˘áááááśá, á˘áááááśáááśá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśá á, á˘áááááśáá Example: A person in possession of a negotiable instrument (for example, a check) that is made out âpayable to bearerâ that is indorsed in blank (signed, but no name filled in on the âpayable toâ), or that is made out to âcashâ or other indication that no on specific person is meant to cash it. á§ááśá áááá áááťááááááááśááááááááááśááˇáááááˇáááááááťáááśáááśááááśáááááááááá˝á (á§ááśá áááá ááźááááááśáááááá) ááááááááśááá áááśááąááááśá áááśáááááááááśááˇááááááááśáá áááśáááááááťáá ááááá (ááşááśáá áťáá áááááááśáááťááááááááśáááśááááááááá ááááááááááśáááááááś âá áááśááąáááááááââ) áŹááśááááááááááá áááąáááááááśáá ââáážáááááśááâ áŹááśáááśááááááśááááááááâáááááˇááááááźááąááááááˇáááááśááááśááâáááážáááááááááááá áážáááááśáá á
@ ˝ @ yZ %E
BearskinËbÉŞÉskÉŞnËááá(á)ááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄâ. dignified ~ áĽááˇááś, áááá á˘.â on the problem ááśáááśáááá northern ~ ááˇááá áŁ. (Mech). roller ~ ááźááá¸áá, áááááááˇáâ, á¤. áá¸ááśáá,ááááźááŹááˇá âáĽ. ááśáááááá¸áááâ in bearingááááážááá have no bearing on ááˇáááśáááááááááśáá˝á, ááˇáááśááááˇáááśáá˝á of military bearingáŹáááśáááźá ááśá áśá, ááśáááˇááśáááźá ááśá áśá amorial bearingáááááśááááśáááááá áśááááááźáâ á˘áááá ááááśáá
IDIOM
get / take one' s bearings áááááááá
Past form of: Beat 1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááááˇááá, ááááááááááááááˇááááśáááááá˝á, beat a child ááśá, his beat áááááááááááááááááźááážááááá˝áááááś, ááááááááá˝á, beat the breast ááááááźááááááá áááá¸ááşá áˇááá, beat a retreat doe á áá beat the air ááááźáááááááśáááááá it beat me ááˇááááááá, that beat the putch áááááááśáá beat the street áážááá áážááá, beat the bush ááááśáááááśá, ááááááá, beat hollow áááááááśáááśá áááśá, beat time áááá ááááśáá beat something against ááá noun 1.(A recurrent stroke, a pulse throb, the divisions in a bar, the movement of a conductors baton) ááśáááśá, ááśááá, áááážáááááááá¸áá á, ááááżá (ááśááááá) / áááááśááááááá, ááśááážáááááśá, ááśáááťááááá áśáááá¸, ááśáá áśáááá Example: Beat the carpet, Water beat upon the rocks, The sun beat down, Beaten copper, Give him a good beating, Beat a drum, tattoo.heart beat ááśááážá, ááśáááá (áááááźá, áá¸áá á) / beat of the music áááááá, police man's beat áááááááááśááŹáááá˝áááááś (áááźáá¸á) verb â past tense: Beat ; past participle: Beaten ; present participle: Beating ; 3rd person singular present Beats 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to throb) hearts beat ááá, áážá Example: He wants 20 Riel for a can of milk, but the government beat him down to 15 Riel. á§ááśá áááá ááśááá áááááá˘á áááááťááášáááááááá˝ááááááťááááťááááááááááśááááááá˛áááááá áťááááááááááášááĄáĽá á 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To strike repeatedly, to throb, to pommel, to defeat, to mark time, in music) ááśá, ááá, ááźááášá, áááá, ááá, ááá, ááśááášááááá, ááśááŹáááážá˛ááááśááŹáááááá, áá (ááˇáá˛ááááśá) / ááá, ááááśá, ááááśá, ááááá˛ááááááśáá, áážáááťá, áááážááťá, ááśáááťá, áááááťá, ááśáááťá, áááááá, ááˇááááááá˘áśá ááááá, ááźá, ááťá, áááážáĄážáááˇá, áá˝áááťá, áá 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááśá, ááááááśá, ááá˝ááááááááá, á áśáá áááá áááááááá, áááááá˘ááá áááá 4.To beat someone down áááááá˛ááá˘ááááááá áťááááá 5.Beat (against a window) ááá, ááśááááž
ź\`%ČW°ABeatbiËtááá¸á(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt. beat,pp. beaten)â áĄ. ááá, áááá, ááśá, ~ (sth) against ááá ~ a drum ááźá, ááśá ~ a gong ááá, ááśá ~ eggsááśá, áášá á˘. ~ one's opponent áááá cars'~walkingááááážáááś ~ him to the goal áá áááááťá ~ him out of (money, ect.)â ááá áŁ. ááá˝ááááááááá, ááśáááááááááá (áááááśá) á¤. á áśáá áááá áááááááá, áááááá˘ááá áááá áĽ. ááá, ááá (Mus.) beat time áááá ááááśáá (Coll.) beat up ááśá, ááśáááśáá beat down (grass, etc)áááážá˘ááááśá (Sl.) beat it! ááá ááâ ! áá !â his beatááááááááźááááááśááážáááááááážá ááśá ááá, ááááááááááááá˝áááááźááážáááˇááˇááá to beat the breast áááááááźááááááśáááááśáááááśá áˇááá beat downáááááááśá, ááááááááá beat off ááááá , áááááá˝ááá tobeat a retreatááááá, ááááá to beat the air ááááźáááááťááááááááááśáááááá to beat up the quarter of áá˝áááťáááťáááááááśáŻá it beats meááˇááááááá, ááˇááááááśááááááá, ááˇáááááá,ááááááááá ážá that beats the dutch áááááááśáá, á áááááááśáá, âto beat the streets áážááá áážááá, to beat the bush ááááśáááááśááá, ááśááá to beat about the busháĄáááááááááťáááˇá to beat hollow ááááááśá áááśáâ to beat timeáááá ááááśáá after walking all day, we were dead beat á áááášáááááśáááá á ážáááááááážáááááá˝ááááá
Imperative and Past Participle form of: Beat adjective 1.(Hammered, shaped by hammering, worn by use, packed hard by repeated footsteps) áááá˘áááááááśááá áá, áááááśá, áááááá, ááááááá, áááááá, áááááśááášááááá, áááááśááŹáááážá˛áááááááá, ááááááááááá˝á Example: An rice bowl made of beaten brass, a beaten path, Our team is not beaten Yet. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Made smooth by beating or treading; worn by use. 2.Vanquished; conquered; baffled. 3.Exhausted; tired out. 4.Become common or trite; as, a beaten phrase. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Tried, practiced
> 5@> ~i!A%
BeatnikËbiËnÉŞkËááá¸áááˇáá(noun)
noun 1.(highest form of heavenly happiness) áááááťá, ááá áááá¸ááťááááááśá, ááśáááááá, ááśááááááááááśááá, ááťáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Felicity of the highest kind; consummate bliss. 2.Any one of the nine declarations (called the Beatitudes), made in the Sermon on the Mount (Matt. v. 3-12), with regard to the blessedness of those who are distinguished by certain specified virtues. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Beatification ááťááááááâááâááˇáâ ááááâááâáááâááááááááśâ ááááâááâáááâááááâáááááźâââááááááâááááťáââáááśááśá áĽ:áĄ-áĄá˘Gg#5o]BeatingËbiËtÉŞĹËááá¸áá¸á(noun)
take a lot of /some' beating ááˇááśááášááááážá˘ááááááážáááśá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Beat noun 1.(Whip-ping, a severe defeat, a pulsating, throbbing, thrashing, defeat, failure, knockout) ááśáááśá, ááśáááśáááááááá Example: The team took a beating, the beating of the heart. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of striking or giving blows; punishment or chastisement by blows. 2.Pulsation; throbbing; as, the beating of the heart. 3.Pulsative sounds. 4.The process of sailing against the wind by tacks in zigzag direction.
Ş
 ep)9
BeautificationËbjuËtÉŞfÉŞËkeÉŞĘnËáááááźáá¸á ááá¸áááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). (pl. ~ x /bÉĘz/). áĄ. áááááśáâ (ááááťá) her ~ ááˇáááááááťá, ááśá áśá á˘. á˘áááááśáááááááááá ážáááśáááááá He's a ~ááťááááááááá˝á
noun â Plural: Beaus, beaux 1.(A fop, dandy, a man who escorts a lady, admirer, lover, dude, suitor, admirer, sweetheart) ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáááášááááá¸á, ááśáááááááááááá áś, áááá˝á, á˘ááˇááśááˇáá˘áááááááśááááśáŹááśáááś, á˘áááá ááááśáá˘ááˇááśááˇáááááśááááááááááá (áááááááááááśáááśáááśááááááááá) / á˘áááááááášáááááááá, á˘áááááááááá˝á, áááá áśá, áááá˝á, her beau ááˇáááááááťá, ááááá áś, he's a beau ááááťáá áźáá áˇáááááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Beaus, beaux 1.A man who takes great care to dress in the latest fashion; a dandy. 2.A man who escorts, or pays attentions to, a lady; an escort; a lover.
Ň~} Yt +YwKBeautifyËbjuËtÉŞfÉÉŞËáááááźáá¸á áááśá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: beautified ; past participle: beautified ; present participle: beautifying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To make beautiful, adorn) áááážáąááááá˘, ááá˘, áááááᢠExample: To beautify a yard with flowers. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: beautified ; past participle: beautified ; present participle: beautifying ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To become beautiful; to advance in beauty. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make or render beautiful; to add beauty to; to adorn; to deck; to grace; to embellish. }s'
]
Beautifulness"(adjective)
adjective â comparative: more beautiful ; superative most beautiful 1.(Delighting the ear, eye, or mind, lovely) áááááᢠ(ááááá) / áááááśá, ááá˘, áááááááááááźá, á˘ááá¸ááááááá˘á§áááá Example: You don't have to be beautiful to become a movie star, but it helps. 2.ááááá, ááá˘, ááá˘áśá, áážáááśá
î śĹî Sw!![/
Beaux-arts-ËÉË(r)Ëáááááźáá-á˘áśááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. her ~ ááá˘â(Lit.) áááááááśáâ á˘â. she's a ~ áááá¸ááá˘áážá (Coll.)ááśáááááážá
(adjective). beauty parlor á áśáá˘ááťáááá beauty spot âáááááááťá beauty and the beast áááá¸ááá˘áśáááááááťááá˝áááá˘áá She is a beautyâ ááśáááśáááťáááááá˘áśááááááá beauty queen ááááááááśáŻá beautysleep ááááááááťááááá˘ááááśááá
beauty-spot (noun). áĄ. ááśááááááááťááá áášáááťá, áááááááťáááťá, áááááááťáááááá á á˘. áááááááááá¸ááááááááááśááááááááśáááᢠbeautyspot is but skin deepááśáááá˘áááááááśááááááˇááá ááááááááśáááźá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) That's the beauty of it ááśáááááážá noun â Plural: Beautie 1.Loveliness, a beautiful, person or thing, the qualities of a person or a thing that give pleasure to the eye or ear, lovely woman, a fine specimen, very handsome -beauty parlor an establishment for the hairdressing, manicuring. -beauty Spot a ti ááᢠ(áááááááśá) / She's a beauty áááá¸ááá˘áážá adjective 1.Beauty parlor á áśáá˘ááťááá beauty spot ááááááá, queen áááá¸ááááś Example: There is a beauty in the wilderness that cannot be matched in the city.
B
C Ľ¨B b~ %I_
BecalmedbÉŞËkÉËmdááḠËááśááášá (adjective)
noun 1.(an amphibious rodent with strong teeth, webbed hind feet, and a broad, flat tail, the fur of this animal) ááááá ááťááááśááááááśááááááśáááťáá ááááś busy as a beaver ááááááśááááá
F
Ç F 9 /IuBeckonËbekÉnËáááášá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ (to) sb (to do sth). á á ááááááážáááŹááááśááážáááá¸á˘ááá˘áááááśááááśááááááˇá áŹáááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á ~ the waiter áááááá á
1.(To make a silent signal, to make a sign with the hand or head) áááážáááááś (ááźá ááśáááśááá) / á˛áááááááś, beckon the waiter áááááá á , áąáááááááśááááá verb â past tense: beckoned ; past participle: beckoned ; present participle: beckoning ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Adventures beckon ááśááááśáá áˇááá Example: The policeman beckoned us over. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A sign made without words; a beck. verb â past tense: beckoned ; past participle: beckoned ; present participle: beckoning ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make a significant sign to; hence, to summon, as by a motion of the hand. Synonyms 1.call, signal, summon, wave @%Y
Beckbekáááá(noun)
(noun).~ (to) sb (to do sth). ááśáá˘áááááááś, áááááś(ááááááážááááá, ááááśá)
(transitive verb).ááśáááááááś
(2) (noun)
(noun).
IDIOM
at one' beck and callááśáá áśááááááááááááś
`?Cy[BecausebÉŞËkÉz US also -kÉËzááḠËáá ááá(preposition)
(conjunction). áá¸ááááá because of that áááá áááťáááá ážá I'm alive because of him ááááťáááśááááááśááá¸ááˇááááááśáááśáá
because of (preposition).áá¸ááááááá
conjunction 1.(By reason of, for the reason that, since, on account of) áá¸ááááá, áááá áááťááś, ááááá, áááááźáá áááťááś, áááá¸á áááť, I'm eating because I'm hungry ááááťááááśááááááááááťáááááśá, It's because I'm hungry that I'm eating ááááťáááááśáááśáááśááááťááááśá, because of that áááá áááťáááá ážá, I'm alive because of him ááááťááááááśáááśááá¸ááˇááááááśáááśáá Example: He refused to come into the room because he wasn't properly dressed.
1V řžśî j
#Cu
BecquerelbekÉËrÉlááááš Ëááášá(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Become adjective 1.(A going well with the appearance or character, suitable, appropriate, any process of change) ááááááááá, ááááá˝ááá, ááááá˝ááááááśá, ááááá ááᢠExample: A becoming dress, conduct that is not becoming to a lady. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which is becoming or appropriate. adjective 1.Appropriate or fit; congruous; suitable; graceful; befitting. q 5+{BecomeËbÉŞkĘmááá¸Ëááśá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). (pt. became, pp. become) áĄ. áááááś, ááááááś, ááááśáááś, ááááĄáááá ááś á˘. áá, ááááááá What has be come of him? ááśáááááá áá á ážá?
(transitive verb). Hats ~ heráááášá
Imperative and Past Participle form of: Become verb â past tense: Became ; past participle: Become ; present participle: Becoming ; 3rd person singular present Becomes 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to come to be, suit) áá ááś, ááááśáááś, áááááááá˝áááś, become sad áááááś, ááááááś, What has become of him? ááśáááááá áá á ážá? 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáááś 3.(TRANSITIVE) Hats become her áááášá Z#GU
BecloudbÉŞËklaĘdááá¸Ëáááá áá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ the sky áááážá˘ááááášá ~ the issue áááážá˘ááááááťáááááśá
ááśááááááş) to go to bed áá ááááá bed of rosesáááśáááááááááááśá a single bed ááááááááśááááááśáááŻá adouble bed ááááááááśáááá¸áááśááâ bed and boardâ á˘áśáá áśáááˇáááśáááááśáááá
IDIOM
a bed of roses áá¸ááˇáááááááááááśááá¸áááśáááˇáááśáááśááááá˝á
(2) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp. bedded) áĄ. ááá, âááśááá˘ááááá, ááśááá ááá ~ the stables ááááśááášáá ááážá áŹáááášáááž á˘. ááśá bed up (earth)âáážáááśááááźáááśáááááśá (Arch.) ~ a woman ááśáá˝á áŁâ. á˘ááááááśáááá á¤â. (informal)áá˝áááááá
(intransitive verb). bed down á áźáááá (Arch.) ~ with a woman áááááśáá˝á
SEE: Gun carriage, and Mortar bed 1.(ááśááááá) áááááááááááá noun 1.(A place to sleep on, the bottom of a river, article of furniture designed for resting or sleeping, plot of earth in which plants are set, a layer of rock, to place in bed in to arrange in layers, -bed and board living quarters and meals) áážááááś, áá á˘á¸, ááśáá, ááťááśá, ááťááááśááśá (ááááááá˝ááááááśááááśáááááś) / ááťááááśááá (ááááááááááááááá ááśáááááááá á˘á¸ááśáááááśáááá) / á˘áááá˘ááááťááážááá ááťááááśááá, áááááááááśá, ááźáááááˇáááťááá (ááááááááá ááááśáá) / double bed áááá, go to bed á áźáááá, á áźáááá, river bed ááá, ááááá, truck bed ááááźá (ááá) / flower bed áá¸áá˝ááááááá (áá ááááťááá˝áá áááśá) ááśáááśáááááśá Example: The tramp's bed, was a park bench. 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááá verb â past tense: bedded ; past participle: bedded ; present participle: bedding ; 1.(ARCHAIC) (TRANSITIVE) Bed a woman áááááśáá˝á 2.(ARCHAIC) (INTRANSITIVE) Bed with a woman áááááśáá˝á 3.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something in something ááśáááąááááá, ááśááá ááá 4.(INTRANSITIVE) Bed down á áźáááá
Î
÷ ¸ăîĎÎ /!)YwuBedclothesËbedklÉĘθzËáááááááźáá ááá(noun)
(noun). ááááááááśáá to get down to bed-rock ááá˛áážáá áááťááśáááááˇá, ááá˘áááážááŹáááá
Š} şQBedbedááˇá(noun)
(noun).áĄ. áááá (Roy.) áááááááááááá go to bed á áźáááá, á áźáááá river ~ááá, ááááá truck ~ááááźá (Lit.)áááḠá˘. ááśá (ááááá, áááťáááááá)â áŁ. áááášá á¤. áá¸ááááśááááśáááááś, ááááá flower ~áá¸áá˝ááááááá (áá ááááťááá˝áá áááśá)â ááśáááśáááááśá to bring to bed áááááźáááááźá, áážáááźá to keep one's ~ áááááş to take one's bed áááááśááááˇááááá (ááá ö
§
Y X H
R fuIÝžü § Q !GIBedsideËbedsaÉŞdËáááâááśááá(noun)
noun 1.(the space beside a bed, beside a bed) áá¸áááááááááááá, ááˇáááááááá > !;BedroomËbedruËmËáááâááźá(noun)
(noun).ááááááááá
noun 1.(room with a bed in it, a sleeping room) ááááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A room or apartment intended or used for a bed; a lodging room. 2.Room in a bed. %GQ
BedriddenËbedËrÉŞdnááËáááá¸áášá(adjective)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá bed noun 1.(bedclothes and mattress, materials for a bed) ááźá, áááááááááśáááááááááá, áááááśáááááááśáááá, á ááážáááááśáá˛ááááááááá
Í ö
Ń ß ÷
t Í I& ]BeebiËááá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄâ. honey ~ ááááťá stung by a ~ ááááááá˘áˇááááááˇá (áááá˘áśá, áŞáááśáá)â ááá á˘. ááááťááááťááááááážááśááŹáááááťááááááśá busy as a bee ááááááśáá, ááááááśáá, áááśááááśááááá˝áááˇááá˝á carpenter bee áááááááááá in a bee line ááááźáááááá, ááśáááááśááááááá, a bee in one's bonnet ááááˇáááááśáááśá spelling ~ááśáááááá˝á
noun 1.(An insect with sucking and stinging organs that lives with many other bees in a hive where it stores pollen and honey, gathering for amusement or mutual. help, e.g. a spelling bee) ááśááááááťá, áááááˇááśá, ááśáá˛ááááááťá, ááśáááááťá, ááśáááááśáá (áážáááá¸ááśáááśáááźáá ) Example: A quilting bee, a spelling bee. honey bee ááááťá, stung by a bee ááááááá˘áˇááááááˇá (áŞáááśáá ááá) w%!%A
BedwettingËbedwetÉŞĹËááááá¸áá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(the time when a person should go, to bed) áááá áźáááá, áááááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The time to go to bed. # M BedsteadËbedstedËáááááááááá(noun)
(noun). áá˝áááá
noun 1.(the wood or metal frame work of a bed that holds the spring and mattress) áá˝áááá, ááśááážáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A framework for supporting a bed. d" !YU
BedspreadËbedspredËáááááááááááá(noun)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Excess beef ááśá áááťá, ááááśáá (áááťááá) noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (the flesh of an ox or cow, a fullygrown ox, bull, steer, or cow that is raised for its meat) raise beef ááźááá, pound of beef ááśá ááá 2.(UNCOUNTABLE) ááżááááááá˘áźáááá˘áá verb 1.(SLANG) (INTRANSITIVE) ááá˘á˝áááá˘áá K(155BeefbiËfááá¸á áá(intransitive verb)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Excess beef ááśá áááťá, ááááśáá (áááťááá) noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (the flesh of an ox or cow, a fullygrown ox, bull, steer, or cow that is raised for its meat) raise beef ááźááá, pound of beef ááśá ááá 2.(UNCOUNTABLE) ááżááááááá˘áźáááá˘áá verb 1.(SLANG) (INTRANSITIVE) ááá˘á˝áááá˘áá L' #A=
Bee-lineËbiËlaÉŞnËááá¸áĄáśááá(noun)
(noun). ááááźáááááá
IDIOM
make a beeline for sb/sthááááááááááááá á˘ááá¸áá˝ááŹá˘áááááśááááśáá
%
Ő j
şŔ´¸% 5%S'BeeswaxËbiËzwĂŚksËááá¸á ááááááá(noun)
(noun). ááááá˝áááááťá
noun 1.(the wax from which the bees make their honeycomb) ááááá˝áááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The wax secreted by bees, and of which their cells are constructed. x4 )7
BeeryËbeÉrÉŞËáááá¸(adjective)
noun 1.(FRENCH) (Fermented alcoholic liquor made by brewing and fermentation of cereals, drink made from roots or plants. -beer and skittles amusement, pleasure, fun. -beer garden an outdoor tavern) ááá¸ááá 2.ááááśááá v2%A
BeepbiËpááá¸á(noun)
(past participle of be).â if it had not been for that áážááˇáááááááááááżáááááá you have been and done it ááżáááśá˘ááá ášááá á ážá
Imperative and Past Participle form of: be g0 +_ABeelzebubËbiËlziËbĘbËááá¸áá áááá¸ááśáá(noun)
noun 1.(box made to house a swarm of bees and to store their honey) ááááťáááááťá, ááááá, ááááťááá˝áááááťá, ááźááˇááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A hive for a swarm of bees. Also used figuratively.
c
6 ăÍéŮc s; /'
BeevesËbiËvzËááá¸áá(")
(intransitive verb). ááááááá ááž, áááááá ááž beetle along/ about / away/ off áááááśáá, áááá áááá áááááśáá
noun 1.(A coleopterous insect with four wings, the outer pair of which are bard and shiny and serve to protect the inner pair) ááááááá˘áˇááá˝áá áááźá (á˘áááážáááśá ááá) / áááááááá á, á˘ááááźáááááśáááááśáá, á˘ááááźáááťáááááśáááááśá (ááźá ááśá˘ááááźááááśá) / ááťááááá áśááááááážááááá¸, áááá áááááááááá (áááááśááááááááááśáááááśááášááááááážááááśááááážá) verb â past tense: beetled ; past participle: beetled ; present participle: beetling ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Beetle along about away off áááážáááážáááśáááááááááşáá ááááááá¸ááááááááşá áááá ááááááááśáááááááśáá O7 -G1
BeethovenËbeɪθÉĘvÉnËááááááˇáášá(noun)
noun 1.(a plant with an edible root, having a succulent tap root, the red variety being used as a vegetable, the white yielding sugar, beet sugar) ááááşáááśá, ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A biennial plant of the genus Beta, which produces an edible root the first year and seed the second year. 2.The root of plants of the genus Beta, different species and varieties of which are used for the table, for feeding stock, or in making sugar.
~ {l,~ @ Y3
BefogbÉŞËfÉgáááˇËá ááááá ááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: befitted ; past participle: befitted ; present participle: befitting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To be suitable to, to be suited, to become) áá (áášá) / áááááááááááááś, ááá˝ááááá˝á, ááááźáá áˇááá, áááášáá áˇááá Example: The room was decorated with roses to befit the occasion. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: befitted ; past participle: befitted ; present participle: befitting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To be suitable to; to suit; to become. <!= !BefallbiËfÉËlááᡠËá ááá(transitive verb)
adjective 1.(happen, happen to, occur, take place, ensure, result, materialized) áážáááśáááá verb â past tense: Befell ; past participle: Befallen ; present participle: Befalling ; 3rd person singular present Befalls 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áážááĄážá, ááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: Befell ; past participle: Befallen ; present participle: Befalling ; 3rd person singular present Befalls 1.(TRANSITIVE) To happen to. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To come to pass; to happen.
× Ě× qB!+YoBeforehandbÉŞËfÉËhĂŚndáááˇËá ááá ááááá(adjective)
adverb 1.(Ahead of time, in advance) ááśááťá, ááťáááťá, ááśááá, ááśááááźá, ááááážáááááśááááťá, áááááááśáá, ááááá ááťá, ááááá ááťá, ááááśááááťááááááśá Example: All the preparations for the party were made beforehand. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.In comfortable circumstances as regards property; forehanded. adverb 1.In a state of anticipation ore preoccupation; in advance; -- often followed by with. 2.By way of preparation, or preliminary; previously; aforetime. 0A'?}BeforebÉŞËfÉË(r)áááˇËá áá(á)(preposition)
(preposition). áĄ. the warâ ááťá á˘. ~ an audience áá ááťá, áážá áŁ.â áá á ááááááťá, ááááźáááśáááˇáááźá áŹááˇááśááááś á¤. (fml.) ááááááá¸ááśáááááááááá the night before ááśááá¸áááááťá beforethe fireááťáá ááááááśááááážá before long ááááťááááááˇáááźááááááá before my eyesá ááááááťá
(2) (")
(conjunction). áĄâ. ááťááášá, ááťááááááá, ááťááááâ á˘. áá áźááááâ áŁ. ááśááśáâ(ááááážáááśá)I'd die before I'd quitááááťááááźááááśááááááťáááˇáááááááá áááá
(3) (adverb)
(adverb). áá¸ááťá, áá¸ááśáâ ááťá, ááśáááťá, áá¸ááťá I've done it before ááááťáááááśááááááž as before âááźá ááťá
(noun). from ~áááááťá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááá áśá, ááááášá, áá˝á ááááá conjunction 1.Before I go ááťááášá, I'd die before I'd quit áááźááááśááááˇáááááááá áááá He had no money before áá¸ááťá, I've done it before ááááśááááááž, from before áááááťá preposition 1.(in front of, in presence of, preceding, already, sooner than, rather than) ááśáááťá, áá¸áááááťá, ááśáááťááá
l ć jl zE #O
BefuddledËbÉŞfĘdldááᡠËá áááśááá(adjective)
verb â past tense: befriended ; past participle: befriended ; present participle: befriending ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To help, to act as a friend to, to help a stranger) áá˝ááááááááá, áááážááśááˇááá, áááá˝á (ááááťááááááśáá˘áśáááá, ááááťááááááááźáááśá) Example: The rich old man befriended the little tramp. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: befriended ; past participle: befriended ; present participle: befriending ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To act as a friend to; to favor; to aid, benefit, or countenance. C#GUBefoulËbiËfaĘlËáááˇá ááá áá(transitive verb)
1.(To foul, dirty clothes) áááážáąááááááĄáśáá (ááááááááááśáá) / áááážá˛ááááśááááááˇá, befoul him áááááźá ááˇááááˇáá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.To make foul; to soil. 2.To entangle or run against so as to impede motion. Synonyms 1.corrupt, contaminate, defile, infect, poison, pollute, sully, taint Antonyms 1.disinfect, purify
ńX <H O})BegetbÉŞËgetááᡠËá áááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt. begot or pp. begotten). ááááážáá˘ááááśááááážá, ááááááá˘áá
1.(To produce, generate) ááááážá, áąáááááážá, áááááśááąáá Example: War begets misery and ruin. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To procreate, as a father or sire; to generate; -- commonly said of the father. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To get (with child.) 3.(TRANSITIVE) To produce as an effect; to cause to exist. Synonyms 1.breed, create, engender, father, generate, originate, procreate, produce propagate, sire Antonyms 1.abort, destroy, extinguish, kill, murder G C13BeganbÉŞËgĂŚnááᡠËá áááá(")
(past tense. of begin)
Past form of: Begin F+;;Begbegááá áá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp begged) ~ (from sb); ~ (for) sth (from / of sb)â áááážáááťá, ááźá, ááťáá˘áááá beg pardon ááźáááá beg for forgiveness ááťáá˘áááážááááááá (begyour) pardon ááťáááááááá, ááťáááááááááááśááááˇáááśá ~ (for sth) (of a dog) (áááá)â á˘ááááťááážááážá beg the question ááˇáááááźáááˇááááá
verb â past tense: begged ; past participle: begged ; present participle: begging ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (from somebody); ~ (for) something (from of) (to beseech, entreat, to ask for or live on alms, to obtain release from, to make an excuse for not doing something, to ask to be pardoned, beg pardon. -beg off to beg for exception) ááááááááá, áááźá ááťá, ááá, ááźáááááá Example: Beg for forgiveness.beg (for) pennies ááźá, ááťáááśá, beg him to do it á˘áááá, beg pardon ááźáááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááźáááśá (áážáááá¸á áˇááá ášááá¸ááˇá)
¨ më ¨ ?K!A BeggaryËbegÉrÉŞËááá áááşáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(poverty, beggars) ááá áááá¸áááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of begging; the state of being a beggar; mendicancy; extreme poverty. 2.Beggarly appearance. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Beggarly ~J !A !
BeggarlyËbegÉlÉŞËááá áááşáá¸(adjective)
adjective 1.(Like or a beggar, meanly inadequate) áááááááá, áááá˘áśááááá, áááááˇá áá˝á , áááááááśáááááá, áááááˇáááááááááź ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.In the condition of, or like, a beggar; suitable for a beggar; extremely indigent; poverty-stricken; mean; poor; contemptible. 2.Produced or occasioned by beggary. adverb 1.In an indigent, mean, or despicable manner; in the manner of a beggar. I!C5 BeggarËbegÉ(r)ËááËá áááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(One who, begs, a person who lives by asking for alms, a very poor, penniless person) á˘áááááźáááśá, ááááźáááśá á (ááááźá, ááááźáááśá, ááááźáááśá á) adjective 1.áááááźáááśá, áááá˘ááááááťá verb â past tense: beggared ; past participle: beggared ; present participle: beggaring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááážáąááá áťáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who begs; one who asks or entreats earnestly, or with humility; a petitioner. 2.One who makes it his business to ask alms. 3.One who is dependent upon others for support; -- a contemptuous or sarcastic use. 4.One who assumes in argument what he does not prove. verb â past tense: beggared ; past participle: beggared ; present participle: beggaring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To reduce to beggary; to impoverish; as, he had beggared himself. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To cause to seem very poor and inadequate. Synonyms 1.mendicant, pauper, ragamuffin scrub, starveling, tatterdemalion, vagabond, wretch
Ť ÜČ Ť N!5i
BegirdbeËgÉËdááËá ááá(transitive verb)
(noun).âáážá, ááááááážá the ~ of civilization ááťááááááá Humility is the ~ of wisdomááźáááááśá at the beginning ááááááááźá, áááááááźá, ááááśááááźá, áážááá¸áá˝á
IDIOM
the beginning of the' endááśáá áśáááááážááááá áá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Begin noun 1.(A start, time or place of origin, source, first part) begin at the beginning áážá Example: The beginning of a race, The Nile River has its beginning in the mountains of Africa, the beginning of the story.the beginning of civilization ááťááááááá, Humility is the beginning of wisdom ááźáááááśá Example: At the beginning of a new enterprise everyone works very hard. L C;=BeginbÉŞËgÉŞnááᡠËá áááˇá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb).(intransitive verb)(pt., began pp.begun). áĄ. á áśááááá, á áśáá, á áśáááááážá, áááážá begin with ááśááá, ááśááááźá, áá¸áá˝á begin the world á áśáááááážááá¸áááśá, áááážáááśááá¸ááˇááááḠá˘â. áááťáááááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á
verb â past tense: Began ; past participle: Begun ; present participle: Beginning ; 3rd person singular present Begins 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To commence, to enter on, originate, to arise, to come into being) When does the play began? á áśááááá Example: Begin at the beginning, begin by accusation.began work á áśáá, á áśáááááážá, began talking á áśáá began a trend áááážá Example: Don't begin until everyone is ready. 2.(áá áá ááááá) á áśáááááážá
ä
ŕ
Y Ł ˘źä TU%
Begrudgingly"(adverb)
interjection 1.(Depart! [depart]) á ááá áááąááááťá Example: The princess cried to the beggar 'Begone!'. ENGLISH MEANING Interjection 1.Go away; depart; get you gone. 1.Surrounded; furnished; beset; environed (as in woe-begone).
Ä żŐÄ 9Z!M9gBegunbÉŞË gĘnáááˇËá áááááśá(")
(past participle of begin)
Imperative and Past Participle form of: BeginPY#
Beguilingly"(adverb)
verb â past tense: beguiled ; past participle: beguiled ; present participle: beguiling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To deceive, to amuse, charm, delight, to pass pleasantly) áá˝áááááŹáááááá (áááá áááááááááśá) / á áááĄá, ááááááá, ááááááááá, ááááá, ááˇá, áááááá áá, ááá áźáááśáááááááááááááá˝á, áááááˇá (ááˇááášá, áááááááťáá˛ááááá) / áááážá˛ááá á˝á (ááá) Example: They beguiled the enemy into an ambush, Sothun beguiled us with stories, to beguile the time. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: beguiled ; past participle: beguiled ; present participle: beguiling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To delude by guile, artifice, or craft; to deceive or impose on, as by a false statement; to lure. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To elude, or evade by craft; to foil. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To cause the time of to pass without notice; to relieve the tedium or weariness of; to while away; to divert.
\!5kBehaveËbÉŞheÉŞváááˇËá áá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ well, badly, ect. (to words sb.) âáááážáŹáášáááśááááá˝ááŻáááááťáááááźáááá áááśááááśáá á˘. áááážáááśáááᢠ(áááśááá¸á) ~ properly ááááááášááá Did he ~ ? áááážáááá˝ááá˝á
1.~ well, badly, etc. (towards somebody) (to bear, conduct oneself, to act properly) áášáááśá, ááśá, ááźá, áááááśáá, á˘ááˇááśá, áááááźá, áážáá˛áá Example: Behaved with great courage, Be have badly to his wife.behave properly ááááááášááá, Did he behave? áááážáááá˝ááá˝á Example: The prisoner was allowed to work in the library because he had behaved so well. verb â past tense: behaved ; past participle: behaved ; present participle: behaving ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááášááá, áááááśááá˘áśááááááˇááˇááś 2.(TRANSITIVE) Behave oneself ááśááááśááśáááá˘, ááááááášááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: behaved ; past participle: behaved ; present participle: behaving ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To manage or govern in point of behavior; to discipline; to handle; to restrain. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To carry; to conduct; to comport; to manage; to bear; -- used reflexively. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To act; to conduct; to bear or carry one's self; as, to behave well or ill. Synonyms 1.act, bear, carry, comport, conduct, demean, deport, interact, manage, operate _[9Aq kBehalfbÉŞË haËf; US-ËhĂŚfáááˇËá áśá áá(noun)
(noun).
IDIOM
on behalf of sb/on sb's behalf; US in behalf of sb/in sb's behalf ááááťáááśááá, ááś ááááááááááá, ááśááááśáá˘áá
noun 1.(Favor, benefit, interest, support of) on behalf of ááááťáááśááá, áááá˝á Example: The lawyer spoke in behalf of his client.in behalf of ááśááááááááááá, ááááťáááśá Example: He spoke to the Judge on behalf of his client. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááá
G
Í ÖפG Ob AM BehestbÉŞËhestáááˇËá ášááá(noun)
at sb' s be'hest ááśáááśááááááśááááá˘áááááśááááśáá
noun 1.ááśááááááááśáá, ááśááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which is willed or ordered; a command; a mandate; an injunction. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To vow 2.A vow, a promise a A9
BeheldbÉŞËheldáááˇËá ášááá(")
verb â past tense: beheaded ; past participle: beheaded ; present participle: beheading ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To cut off the head, to sever the head from the body) ááśááá, ááśááááááśá, ááśááááááźááŹá áťáá áá, ááááśá ááááášá Example: Charles I of England was be headed in 1649. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: beheaded ; past participle: beheaded ; present participle: beheading ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To sever the head from; to take off the head of. {_G1YK
Behaviourist (US behaviorist)bÉŞËheÉŞvjÉrÉŞstáááˇËá áááááˇáá¸á(noun)
1.(áážááá) 2.ááááĄáááážá, áážááá¸á ááááśá, ááááśáááážá Example: The babe was a wonder to behold. verb â past tense: Beheld ; past participle: Beheld ; present participle: Beholding ; 3rd person singular present Beholds 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to watch, to look at, gaze upon) áááááááážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: Beheld ; past participle: Beheld ; present participle: Beholding ; 3rd person singular present Beholds 1.(TRANSITIVE) To have in sight; to see clearly; to look at; to regard with the eyes. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To direct the eyes to, or fix them upon, an object; to look; to see. Synonyms 1.contemplate, descry, discern, distinguish, espy, glimpse, inspect, look at, notice, observe, perceive, scan, scrutinize, see, view, watch, witness d!-_!
BehindhandbÉŞËhaÉŞndhĂŚndáááˇËá áśááá ááááá(adjective.adverb)
(adjective.,adverb). ~ (with / in sth). ááşáááźá, áááááážá
(adjective). ~ in his work ááşá behind the scence âáááááááśá behind the times ááşáááźá, ááźáááśá, á á˝ááááá
(3) (noun)
(noun). (Coll.). ááááááááźá
adjective 1.Behind in his work ááşáááźá adverb 1.Come along behind áá¸ááááá preposition 1.(In the rear of, at the back of, after, rump, posterior, and a backward, in arrears) ááśáááááá, áááśáááşá Example: Walking just behind (me), Stay behind, leave (him) behind, Tall behind, A garden behind the house, Say things. about him behind his back.behind the house ááááá, behind schedule ááťááááááááá motive behind his words ááááá ááááťá Example: The play ground is behind the school.
÷ â ˙
í ^łä ÷ im)Ik
BejewelbÉŞËdĘuËÉláááˇááááźá˘ášá(transitive verb)
(noun). áĄ. áááááááśá, áá¸ááˇá á˘. áááťááá, áááááááááááá áŹááśááá¸ááˇá, ááááááá to come into being á áśáááááážáááśáááźáááśá He likes being a soldier ááśááá áźáá áˇááááááážááśááśá áśá with all hisbeing ááśááááśáááśááá áˇááá Supreme Beingááááá˘áśááˇááá amortal being, a human being áááťáááááśááˇ
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá be noun 1.Existence, living creature, that which makes a thing or person what it is, essence, actuality, life, living, existing, entity, body. á˘ááááˇááśá, ááśáááˇááá , ááśáááśááá , áá¸ááˇá, ááśáááááá , áá¸áááśá, ááááááááá Example: After being there so long., If as no real being, Aim and end of my being, Every living being. He likes being a soldier ááśááá áźáá áˇááááááážááśááśá áśá, with all his being ááśááááśáááśááá áˇááá, living being ááááááá Supreme being ááááá˘ááˇááá j+ a
BeigebeÉŞĘááááá(adjective)
noun 1.á˘ááááážá, á˘áááááˇááˇááááážá, ááśáááá¸, ááááááťááśá, á˘áááááááááś, á˘ááááážá, á˘ááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who beholds; a spectator. f +GK
BeholdenbÉŞËhÉĘldÉnáááˇËá áźááášá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ to sb (for sth). áááááááśááááťá, áááááśáá˘áááááťá
Past or Past Participle form of: belate noun 1.Belay ing pin áááááśááá ááá˝á, ááśáááááĄášá, ááśáááááśááááá adjective 1.(overtaken by night, delayed, too late) áááááşá, áááááźááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Delayed beyond the usual time; too late; overtaken by night; benighted. Gp9+S}
Belabour (US. belabor)bÉŞËleÉŞbÉ(r)ááᡠËáĄáááááş(á)(")
(transitive verb). áĄ.~ sb/ sth (with sth) ááśáá˘áááááśááááśáááŹá˘ááá¸áá˝ááááśáááááśáááŹáááśááááá á˘â. ~ a point âá˘ááˇááśááááśáááá~ him with blows ááśáá ážáááśáááá
noun 1.ááśáááž, ááááťá, áááá˝áá áá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááážááážá, ááśááážá verb â past tense: belched ; past participle: belched ; present participle: belching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (out forth) (to void wind by the mouth to emit wind from the stomach by way of the mouth, eructation) ááá˘á˝á Example: The volcano belched molten rock and ashes.belch gas ááž, ááťá, ááááťá, volcanoes belch lava áááá˝áá ááááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of belching; also, that which is belched; an eructation. 2.Malt liquor; -- vulgarly so called as causing eructation. verb â past tense: belched ; past participle: belched ; present participle: belching ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To eject or throw up from the stomach with violence; to eruct. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To eject violently from within; to cast forth; to emit; to give vent to; to vent. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To eject wind from the stomach through the mouth; to eructate. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To issue with spasmodic force or noise. s+Y}BelchbeltĘááááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááž, ááááťá, áááá˝áá áá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááážááážá, ááśááážá verb â past tense: belched ; past participle: belched ; present participle: belching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (out forth) (to void wind by the mouth to emit wind from the stomach by way of the mouth, eructation) ááá˘á˝á Example: The volcano belched molten rock and ashes.belch gas ááž, ááťá, ááááťá, volcanoes belch lava áááá˝áá ááááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of belching; also, that which is belched; an eructation. 2.Malt liquor; -- vulgarly so called as causing eructation. verb â past tense: belched ; past participle: belched ; present participle: belching ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To eject or throw up from the stomach with violence; to eruct. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To eject violently from within; to cast forth; to emit; to give vent to; to vent. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To eject wind from the stomach through the mouth; to eructate. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To issue with spasmodic force or noise.
d Î Ű
[ćd ~{ = /BeliebÉŞËlaÉŞáááˇË áĄááá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: belied ; past participle: belied ; present participle: belying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To falsify, to give a false or contrary impression, to fail to come up to, contradict, to misrepresent) áááá áśááąáááážáááśááťá, ááťá á, ááźááá, áááˇááá, áááááá, ááááśáá Example: His black hair and brisk walk belie his great age, Her neglect of her brother belies her claim to devotion. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: belied ; past participle: belied ; present participle: belying ; 1.To show to be false; to convict of, or charge with, falsehood. 2.To give a false representation or account of. 3.To tell lie about; to calumniate; to slander. 4.To fill with lies. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To mimic, to counterfeit qz M
BelfryËbelfrÉŞËáááá áááááśá(noun)
(transitive verb). á ááááááá (Fig.) beleaguer with questionsá áááá˝á
1.(FIGURATIVE) Beleaguer with questions á áááá˝á verb â past tense: beleaguered ; past participle: beleaguered ; present participle: beleaguering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to besiege) áááááśáááááśá beleaguer the enemy á ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: beleaguered ; past participle: beleaguered ; present participle: beleaguering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To surround with an army so as to preclude escape; to besiege; to blockade.
ö b
Š Ěagö m);i3
Belisha beaconbÉËliËĘÉËbiËkÉnááááËááˇááşËáááˇáášá(noun)
be a (great/ firm) believer in sthááśáá˘áśááááááááżááśáááážááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝á
noun 1.(person who believes, person who has religious faith) á˘áááááż ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who believes; one who is persuaded of the truth or reality of some doctrine, person, or thing. 2.One who gives credit to the truth of the Scriptures, as a revelation from God; a Christian; -- in a more restricted sense, one who receives Christ as his Savior, and accepts the way of salvation unfolded in the gospel. 3.One who was admitted to all the rights of divine worship and instructed in all the mysteries of the Christian religion, in distinction from a catechumen, or one yet under instruction. Y~!)S;
BelievableËbÉŞliËvÉbláááˇËááˇáááşááá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. ~ in sth/ sb âááżááśá˘ááá¸áá˝áááˇá, ááááż á˘. áááááťáŹáááá áśáááááááá˝áááśááśááśáááˇá ~ in a friend ááá áááá¸ááťáá áˇááá it is my belief that ááááťáááá áśááááżááś
noun 1.(FIGURATIVE) ~ in something somebody (acceptance of something as existing or true, faith, trust, creed, religious faith, opinion) ááá áááá¸ááťáá áˇááá, ááá áááá¸á˘ááá˘áśá , ancient belief ááááż, belief in a friend ááá áááá¸ááťáá áˇááá, religious belief áááááˇ, it is my belief that ááááťáááżááśááááś, Beyond belief á á˝áááż, Easy of belief áá˝áááż Example: His belief is that all aspirin is alike. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááż
'Š !
}Belittling"(adjective)
1.(To make light of, to make little of, speak scornfully of, to disparage) ááˇááśááážáááśá, ááááá, áááážáąááááˇá á áťá, áááááźá ááˇááááˇáááá, áááááźá ááááá, áááá˘áśáá, ááˇááśááááááśá á Example: Sothun belittles our city in his book. Example: Don't belittle yourself. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make little or less in a moral sense; to speak of in a depreciatory or contemptuous way. Synonyms 1.decry, depreciate, disparage, derogate, discredit, lower undervalue, minimize, underrate Antonyms 1.admire, appreciate, esteem, aggrandize, commend, exalt, magnify, praise U %;KBelittlebÉŞËlÉŞtĘláááˇËááˇáá(transitive verb)
1.(To make light of, to make little of, speak scornfully of, to disparage) ááˇááśááážáááśá, ááááá, áááážáąááááˇá á áťá, áááááźá ááˇááááˇáááá, áááááźá ááááá, áááá˘áśáá, ááˇááśááááááśá á Example: Sothun belittles our city in his book. Example: Don't belittle yourself. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make little or less in a moral sense; to speak of in a depreciatory or contemptuous way. Synonyms 1.decry, depreciate, disparage, derogate, discredit, lower undervalue, minimize, underrate Antonyms 1.admire, appreciate, esteem, aggrandize, commend, exalt, magnify, praise
š kd}u š S #)G9
Bell-wetherbelËweĂ°É(r)ááá Ëá˘ášááş(á)(noun)
(noun). áááááśáááśáááá, ááśááááááťáááááśáááś, ááááťáááááśááá to give a ball á áśááá ááá˘áááážááááááááśááááśááá to open the ball áážááśááááś
Idiom
have(oneselt) a ball (informal.)áááááśááááśáááááśáá
noun 1.(A hollow metal vessel which makes a ringing sound when struck with a clapper or hammer, anything shaped like a bell. -bell buoy a buoy attached with a bell or bells. -bell captain a hotel employee who supervises the work of bellboys) áá˝á, áááśáá, ááááżáááá˘ááśááśááá˝ááŹááááášá, ááśááá, áážáááśáááá¸á, trumpet bell ááśáá (áááá) verb â past tense: belled ; past participle: belled ; present participle: belling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Bell a cat ááśááá áááááááąáá, to bear the bell ááśáááťá, áááá
ł - ů \ C~ k ł 4%5k MBelligerencybÉËlÉŞdĘÉrÉnzÉŞáášËáá¸ááááşááááááá¸(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááśááááááźáááśááŹá ááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáááśááážááááááááśááŹááśáááááśáááá áááááááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being belligerent; act or state of making war; warfare. 1%1eM
BelligerencebÉËlÉŞdĘÉrÉnsáášËáá¸ááááşáááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.(beautiful woman or girl, the most popular girl or woman) áááááá¸áážáááᢠO !;QBellboyËbelbÉÉŞËááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(An instrument for making a strong) ááááá (áááááśáááááážáąáááááážáááá) ENGLISH MEANING Singular and Plural 1.(SINGULAR and PLURAL) An instrument, utensil, or machine, which, by alternate expansion and contraction, or by rise and fall of the top, draws in air through a valve and expels it through a tube for various purposes, as blowing fires, ventilating mines, or filling the pipes of an organ with wind. 2 )#BellowËbelÉĘËáááĄáź(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). cows ~ ááááˇá ~ with rage ááááá
noun 1.ááźáááááˇá verb â past tense: bellowed ; past participle: bellowed ; present participle: bellowing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To roar like a bull, to shout loudly, to make an outcry) cows bellow ááááˇá Example: The bulls bellowed when they saw each other, The director bellowed his orders over the loudspeaker.bellow with rage ááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) Bellow an order ááááááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A loud resounding outcry or noise, as of an enraged bull; a roar. verb â past tense: bellowed ; past participle: bellowed ; present participle: bellowing ; 1.To make a hollow, loud noise, as an enraged bull. 2.To bowl; to vociferate; to clamor. 3.To roar; as the sea in a tempest, or as the wind when violent; to make a loud, hollow, continued sound. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To emit with a loud voice; to shout; -- used with out.
#)M!
BellipotentËbelÉŞpÉtentËáááá¸áááşááá(adjective)
noun 1.áááááááážááááááááśáááśáá˝ááááááááá˝ááááááááá adjective 1.(Waging war, warlike, quarrelsome, engaged in war, a nation at war) áááááááżááááááźá Example: To speak belligerent words, a belligerent attitude, The belligerent nations continued fighting, Both belligerents suffered great losses. 2.áááá áźáá áˇáááááááááżá, á˘ááááááá áźáá áˇáááááááżá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Waging war; carrying on war. 2.A nation or state recognized as carrying on war; a person engaged in warfare. adjective 1.Pertaining, or tending, to war; of or relating to belligerents; as, a belligerent tone; belligerent rights.
ž ž ?;/{1BelongbÉŞËlÉĹ; US -lÉËĹááá¸ËáĄá(verb)
(verb).áĄâ ~ to sb ááśáááá á˘. ~ to sth ááśáááśááˇá áŁ, ~ (with sb/ sth) ááśááááááááááááá doesn't belong with the other ááˇáááźá á˘ááá¸ááŻáááááááá ááˇáááśá
verb â past tense: belonged ; past participle: belonged ; present participle: belonging ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to be the property or attribute of, to have one's or its proper place, to be connected with) ááśááááááˇáááᡠbooks belong to me ááśáááá belong to a club ááśáááśááˇá doesn't belong with the others ááˇáááźá á˘ááá¸ááŻááá )Y %
BellyfulËbelÉŞâfĘlËâááááá¸á ááááťá(noun)
(noun).
IDIOM
have had a / one's bellyful of sb/sth (informal). ááśáááśáá˘áááááááááśáááááˇá
noun â Plural: Bellies 1.The part of the body which contains the bowels, the stomach. -bellyache a stomach ache, to complain. -belly dance an Oriental dance, emphasizing movements of the abdominal muscles. -bellyful all that one can tolerate. -belly laugh deep, hearty laugh. ááá, ááááśáááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśáááá, ááá, ááááá
ź ć W %AGBelovedbÉŞËlĘvÉŞdááá¸ËáĄáśááá(adjective)
(adjective). ááśáá¸áááááśáá á˘â ~ (by/ of sb)
Past or Past Participle form of: belove noun 1.ááźááááá áś, ááźáááááśá Example: This man was beloved by of all who knew him. adjective 1.~ by of somebody (dearly loved, dearly loved person, person; who is greatly loved) áááááśáá¸ááááĄáśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One greatly loved. adjective 1.Greatly loved; dear to the heart. Synonyms 1.adored, dear, esteemed, precious, prized, valued 2.valuable Antonyms 1.despised, unwanted R !/M-
BelostomasbÉŞËlÉËstÉmÉááá¸ËáĄáááááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(Possessions, property, close relationship, things that are one's own) á˘á¸áááá˘á¸áááśáá (ááááá˘áááááśáá˝á) / á˘áááááá áśáááááááá, ááˇá áá ááśá, ááśáááˇá áá , ááˇá áá áááá, ááśááááá˝á, áá, áááááááá Example: The tourists lost all their belongings in the hotel fire. Synonyms 1.commodities, effects, estate, goods, possessions, property, stock, wealth
wĘ ; G
BelsireËbelzaÉŞËáááá áááśáá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááˇáááááááááź, ááááááááśá Example: Please do not write below this line.below the water ááááá, He's below me in rank ááśáááśá (ááááááˇ) adverb 1.(Beneath, in a later place (of a bock, etc), in hell, on earth, in or to a lesser rank, function, etc. beneath, of inferior rank or status) ááśáááááá, ááśáááśá Example: Here below, from below, go below, see below, Below the knee, below the village, below the surface. preposition 1.áá ááááá !/G
BelowbÉŞËlÉĘááá¸ËáĄáź(adverb)
(preposition). áĄ. ~ the water áááááááśáááśáâ(ááááá) ~ normal ááˇá ááśááŹááˇáááá below the mark ááťáááááááááˇá˘áá, ááˇáááá˘, ááśáááťáááśáááˇáááᢠto hit below the belt ááśáááťáá áááśáá below one's breatháááśááááááááááá á˘. ááˇááááááˇáá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááˇáááááááááź, ááááááááśá Example: Please do not write below this line.below the water ááááá, He's below me in rank ááśáááśá (ááááááˇ) adverb 1.(Beneath, in a later place (of a bock, etc), in hell, on earth, in or to a lesser rank, function, etc. beneath, of inferior rank or status) ááśáááááá, ááśáááśá Example: Here below, from below, go below, see below, Below the knee, below the village, below the surface. preposition 1.áá ááááá
j Á-
L_ j (%w
BemebiËmááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. leather ~ ááááááááááśáá corn ~ ááááá driver ~ ááááááśá hit below the belt áááááťáááááˇááááá á˘. áááááááááśá:áááááśáá áááśááśááááááťááááááˇááá˝á áŁ. ááááá, áááááá§ááááśá áááááááááááááá á¤. (Sl.) ááśáááśááááśáááááśáá
(transitive verb). áĄ. sth (up) á áááááááááááśáá ~ a city áááááááťáááˇá (Coll.) ~ him oneááśáá á˘. (Sl.) ááśáááááśááááśáááááśáááááśáá áŁ. áá ááśáááˇááá ááááá
Same as: band 1.(COLLOQUIAL) Belt him one ááśáá noun 1.(A band of leather, etc., worn about the waist as an ornament or as a support for a garment or weapon, a wide strip or band, a region having certain distinctive characteristics, a band used for encircling, a zone given over to the raising of one plant) áááááááááśáááááá˝á (áááááśáááááá˝áááśááŹáááá˘ááááááśáá) leather belt áááááááááśáá corn belt ááááá drive belt ááááááśá verb â past tense: belted ; past participle: belted ; present participle: belting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (up) belt a city áááááááťáááˇá
ł ß ÁÖ D.)I!
BenaresbÉŞËnÉËrÉŞzááá¸Ë áášáááá(noun)
noun 1.(A mountain peak) ááááźááááá˝á (áááá) adverb 1.ááśáááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A hoglike mammal of New Guinea (Porcula papuensis). adverb 1.The inner or principal room in a hut or house of two rooms; -- opposed to but, the outer apartment. 1.An old form of the pl. indic. pr. of Be. 2.Within; in; in or into the interior; toward the inner apartment. F,
{
Bemused"(adjective)
verb â past tense: bemoaned ; past participle: bemoaned ; present participle: bemoaning ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To moan about, to express deep grief for, by moaning) áááááááśá, ááááááááá˝á, ááááá, áááážá˛ááááááááášáááááá, áááá áźáááá (ááťáááááśááˇ) / á˘áśááˇáá˘áśááźá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: bemoaned ; past participle: bemoaned ; present participle: bemoaning ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To express deep grief for by moaning; to express sorrow for; to lament; to bewail; to pity or sympathize with.
Ž KŽ 0'9 ]
BencherËbentĘÉ(r)Ëáááááş(á)(noun)
(noun) áĄâ. áá á˘á¸ááá, áá á˘á¸ááááśááá˘ááááááááśááááá wooden ~ áá á˘á¸ááá, áážááááśâ á˘. ááťáááááááśááááśáááž áŹá˘áááááˇáĄáśááśááááááááážááśá work ~ ááť (ááśáááž, ááśáááááśáááá) áŁ. ááťááśááśá, á á áááááŹá˘áśáá:á á ááááťáááááťáááťááśááśá (Law) elected to the ~ ááśá:ááśá á áááá
noun â Plural: Benches 1.(A long, hard seat, the seat judges sit on in court, position of judge, judges as a group, a table on which wood work is done. a standard in judging quality. -bench warrant ordered by) áážááááśááśáááźáááťááśááśá, áááááˇáááŹááťáááśáááśá á áááá, áááááááááá á ááááááááá, ááťáááśááááá˝á, ááťááśá (ááśáááž, ááśáááśááááá, ááśááá ááá) work bench ááť (ááśáááž, ááśáááááś ááá) 2.(á áááśáá) á˘áááá á áááá, áááááááśáâá á áááá Example: The place where judges sit in court. á§ááśá áááá áá¸áááááááááá á ááááá˘ááááťá á 3.(á áááśáá) ááááá á áááá, á˘áááá á áááá Example: Judges collectively are âthe benchâ. á§ááśá áááá á á áááááá˝áááááśááśááá˘áá á
j1+[§UBendbendááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp bent). áĄ. a bar ááá, áááážá˘ááááŹááá á˘. áá ááśáááâ ~ your head á˘áá ~ his willáááá, ááááźá áŁ. ááááŹááááááá˝á
(transitive verb). tree ~ áĄážáááá, ááá roads ~ ááśá ááááááá He won't ~áááááááá ááśá
(2) (noun)
(noun). ~ in the wire ááááááááááŹááá ~ of the road áá¸ááááááâ bend one's bow áášáááááááź bend one's steps homewards ááááźááážááá áááá, ááááźááááážááá áááá
Same as: caisson disease 1.To force into a curved or crooked form, to turn, to curve, to turn out of direct course, to subdue or make submissive, to tie, make fast, to be moved out of a straight line, to yield, a bending, a being bent, a curving part, as of a never, crazy mad, in ááˇá, ááá, ááá, áááááá bend a bar ááá, áááážáąááááŹááá, bend your head áąá, bend his will áááá, ááááźá noun 1.Bend in the wire ááááááááá áŹááá bend of the road áá¸áááááá, ááááźáá áá verb â past tense: Bent ; past participle: Bent ; present participle: Bending ; 3rd person singular present Bends 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Trees bend áĄážáááá, ááá, roads bend ááśá á, áááááá, He won't bend áááááááá ááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The best quality of sole leather; a butt. 2.A turn or deflection from a straight line or from the proper direction or normal position; a curve; a crook; as, a slight bend of the body; a bend in a road. 3.Turn; purpose; inclination; ends. 4.A knot by which one rope is fastened to another or to an anchor, spar, or post. 5.Hard, indurated clay; bind. 6.One of the honorable ordinaries, containing a third or a fifth part of the field. It crosses the field diagonally from the dexter chief to the sinister base. verb â past tense: Bent ; past participle: Bent ; present participle: Bending ; 3rd person singular present Bends 1.(TRANSITIVE) To strain or move out of a straight line; to crook by straining; to make crooked; to curve; to make ready for use by drawing into a curve; as, to bend a bow; to bend the knee. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To turn toward some certain point; to direct; to incline. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To apply closely or with interest; to direct. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To cause to yield; to render submissive; to subdue. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To fasten, as one rope to another, or as a sail to its yard or stay; or as a cable to the ring of an anchor. 6.(INTRANSITIVE) To be moved or strained out of a straight line; to crook or be curving; to bow. 7.(INTRANSITIVE) To jut over; to overhang. 8.(INTRANSITIVE) To be inclined; to be directed. 9.(INTRANSITIVE) To bow in prayer, or in token of submission. Synonyms 1.bow, crook, curve, deflect, incline loan, stoop, tum, twist, influence, mold, submit, yield Antonyms 1.break, resist, stiffen, straighten á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A band
0
Óäˇ 28#-o 1%BenefactionËbenÉŞËfĂŚkĘnËááááˇËá áááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.á áááááááá ášá 2.(UNCOUNTABLE) (the act of doing good or, helping those in need, money or freely given, donation) ááśááááážááá áááá¸ááá˘, ááśáá§ááááááá, ááśááááážá˘ááážááá˘, ááśááááážááťáá, ááśááááážá˘áááá, ááˇá áá áááááśáááážá˘áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of conferring a benefit. 2.A benefit conferred; esp. a charitable donation. )7#/]/%BenefactionËbenÉŞËdÉŞktÉŞnËááááˇËááˇáááá áˇá(noun)
noun 1.á áááááááá ášá 2.(UNCOUNTABLE) (the act of doing good or, helping those in need, money or freely given, donation) ááśááááážááá áááá¸ááá˘, ááśáá§ááááááá, ááśááááážá˘ááážááá˘, ááśááááážááťáá, ááśááááážá˘áááá, ááˇá áá áááááśáááážá˘áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of conferring a benefit. 2.A benefit conferred; esp. a charitable donation. k6#1QW
BenedictineËbenÉŞËdÉŞktÉŞĹËááááˇËááˇááá¸á(noun)
(preposition). áĄ. ~ the table ááááá ~ me in rank ááźá ááśá(ááááááˇ)â á˘. Such conduct is ~ you ááˇááá
(adverb).áááááááśáááááá
preposition 1.(A lower place, lower than, unworthy of, [adverb] below) beneath the table ááááá Example: Beneath the moon, beneath the same roof, from beneath, beneath his guiding hand, beneath my clothe.beneath me in rank ááźá ááśá (áááááˇ) Such conduct is beneath you ááˇááá Example: The boat sank beneath the waves. L2%5K
BenderËbend É(r)áááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(the fact or quality of doing good, charity) ááśááááážááá˘, ááá áááá¸áááťááś, á˘ááážááťáá, á˘ááážááá˘, á˘ááážáááááťáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The practice of doing good; active goodness, kindness, or charity; bounty springing from purity and goodness. M=!)m
BeneficectbÉŞËnefIsÉntáááˇË ááá ááááˇáášááá(adjective)
noun 1.(An endowed church office providing a living for a vicar, etc., its income, to provide with a benefice) ááááá, ááááżáá§ááááááá, á˘ááááááááááá, á áááá Example: Food and sleep are beneficial to health. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A favor or benefit. 2.An estate in lands; a fief. 3.An ecclesiastical living and church preferment, as in the Church of England; a church endowed with a revenue for the maintenance of divine service. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To endow with a benefice. Z;%1o
BenefactressËbenÉŞËfĂŚktrÉŞsËááááˇËá áááááááááşá(noun)
noun 1.(a person who has given help, either with service or with money, a patron) á§áááśáá¸, á˘ááááááááááťáá, á˘áááá§ááááááá, á˘ááááááážá˘áááá, áááááťáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who confers a benefit or benefits.
G DG y@#UwaSBeneficiaryËbenIËfÉŞĘÉrÉŞ; US -ËfÉŞfÉŞerÉŞËááááˇâ Ëá ááááˇááá ááá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄ.á˘áááááá˝áááááá á˘. á˘áááááá˝ááááááááááááá¸á˘ááá¸áá˝á ~ of an insurence policy á˘áááááśááááááááá˝á ~ of his labor âá˘áááááá˝ááá
noun â Plural: Beneficiaries 1.(A person named to receive the income or inheritance from a will, insurance policy, etc., a holder of a benefice, holding a benefice) á˘áááááá˝ááááááááááá, á˘áááááá˝áááťáá, beneficiary of a will á˘áááááá˝áááá, beneficiary of an insurance policy á˘áááááśááááááááá˝á, beneficiary of his labors á˘áááááá˝ááá 2.(á áááśáá) á˘ááśááááśá á, á˘áááááá˝ááá Example: A person (or organization, etc) for whose benefit a trust is created. á§ááśá áááá áááťááá (áŹá˘áááááśá ááá) áááááá˝áááááááááá¸á˘áśáááááˇááááśááśáááśááááááááśáááááážááĄážá Example: A person to whom an insurance policy is payable. Example: áááááááá˝áááááśáááááááá¸ááśáááśááśáááśáááá Example: A person who inherits under a will. á§ááśá áááá áááááááá˝ááááááśáááááááááśááá Example: Anyone who benefits from something or who is treated as the real owner of something for tax purposes. á§ááśá áááá ááâááśâáá˝áâáááâááá˝áâááâáááááâáá¸âá˘ááá¸âáááááśá áŹâááâááśâáá˝áâáááâááâá áśááâááťáâááśâááśâááá áśááâááˇáâááááśááâáážâááááâá˘ááá¸âáááááśáâáááâááşâáááááśááâááááážâááˇááá âááááááśá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááá˝ááááá, á˘ááááááźááááááááááá, á˘áááááá˝ááá 8?!'ka
BeneficialËbenIËfIĘlËááááˇâ Ëá áááˇááá áá(adjective)
noun 1.~ (to something somebody) (producing benefits, favorable, helpful, advantageous) áááááśáááťááááááááá, ááśááááá Example: Fresh air and sunshine are beneficial. adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááá˝áááśááááááááá
7 7 EA#M-BenefitËbenÉŞfÉŞtËááááˇá áááá¸á(noun)
(noun).áĄâ. áááááááá, ááááśááá áááá frugn ~ ááááśá á á˘. attend a ~ ááˇáá¸áááážááťáááááááááśáá áŁ. ááááśááá§ááááááááááá˘áááááááśáááśáááśáá˘áááááşááá á¤. for the benefit of áážáááá¸ááśááááááááá áááá give the benefit to the doubtáááááááááááááááá˘áá (áááááááśááááááťááśáááˇáááááśááááśáá) áĽ. give sb the benefit of the doubt ááá˝áááááśááááśááááśááááśááááˇáááśááááážááťá
(intransitive verb). ~ (from /by sth) ááá˝ááááááááá beneefit of prescriptionáááááááááááááážáá˘áááááá benefit of clergyâááśááážáááááááááá áťá
noun 1.Advantage, anything that is of help, act of kindness, a favor conferred, a theatrical or other exhibition, the proceeds of which go to charity or an individual, to do good to, to gain advantage [from]. áááááááá Example: The rest benefited his health.fringe benefit ááááśá attend a benefit ááˇáá¸áááážááťáááááááááśáá Example: Dick wont do anything unless it's for his own benefit. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááá, ááááśááá áááá, ááśáááśááśáááśáááá Example: death benefit á§ááśá áááá ááááśáááááááśá verb â past tense: benefited ; past participle: benefited ; present participle: benefitting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áá˝áááá, ááśáááááááááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááá˝ááááááááá, ááśáááááá
J
JĎJ D 'I
BenightedbÉŞËnÉÉŞtÉŞáááˇË ááśááá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). ~ place áá¸ááášá ~ person ááááááááá
adjective 1.~ (to to wards somebody) (kind and helpful, doing good, generous) áááááśáá áˇáááááááááś, áááááááááśáááťááś, áááááśáá áˇáááááťááá Example: Benevolent date donated money to the college for the new library. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having a disposition to do good; possessing or manifesting love to mankind, and a desire to promote their prosperity and happiness; disposed to give to good objects; kind; charitable. Synonyms 1.benign, charitable, friendly, generous, humane, kind, liberal, merciful, obliging, philanthropic, tender, unselfish Antonyms 1.greedy, harsh, malevolent, wicked 2B#+_UBenevolencebÉŞËnevÉlÉnsáááˇËáááááşáĄášááá(noun)
noun 1.(An inclination to do good, kindliness, good will, an act of kindness, disposition to do good, generosity) á áˇáááááááááś, á áˇáááááááá¸, ááťááááśá, áááááťááááá, ááśáááá˘, ááśáá áźáá áˇááááááážááá˘, ááá áááá¸ááá˘, á áˇáááááááááś, á áˇáááááááá¸, ááśáááááźááŹáááťáááááá Example: His benevolence led him to work for a charitable organization. Example: The benevolence is a good behavior. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The disposition to do good; good will; charitableness; love of mankind, accompanied with a desire to promote their happiness. 2.An act of kindness; good done; charity given. 3.A species of compulsory contribution or tax, which has sometimes been illegally exacted by arbitrary kings of England, and falsely represented as a gratuity. Synonyms 1.beneficence, charity, generosity, humanity, kindness, liberality, magnanimity, philanthropy, tenderness Antonyms 1.cruelty, inhumanity, malevolance, selfishness, unkindness
~óóďE * L%G[
BenorthbÉŞËnÉËθáááˇËááşááá á(")
Past or Past Participle form of: BendSame as: bent grass noun 1.~ (for something doing something) ááśáááá˘áá Example: She has a (natural) bent for music. adjective 1.(curved, crooked, dishonest, corrupt, determined, (of mind) leaning, bias, or inclination for, any of various wiry, low growing grasses) ááá Example: The hose was bent and curled like a snake, Sophy is bent on becoming a doctor.bent on going áááá, áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state of being curved, crooked, or inclined from a straight line; flexure; curvity; as, the bent of a bow. 2.A declivity or slope, as of a hill. 3.A leaning or bias; proclivity; tendency of mind; inclination; disposition; purpose; aim. 4.A transverse frame of a framed structure. 5.A reedlike grass; a stalk of stiff, coarse grass. 6.A grass of the genus Agrostis, esp. Agrostis vulgaris, or redtop. The name is also used of many other grasses, esp. in America. 7.Any neglected field or broken ground; a common; a moor. adjective 1.Changed by pressure so as to be no longer straight; crooked; as, a bent pin; a bent lever. 2.Strongly inclined toward something, so as to be resolved, determined, set, etc.; -- said of the mind, character, disposition, desires, etc., and used with on; as, to be bent on going to college; he is bent on mischief. verb 1.Tension; force of acting; energy; impetus. 2.Particular direction or tendency; flexion; course. Synonyms 1.bending, inclination, leaning, affection, attachment, bent, bias, desire, disposition, penchant, predilection, preference Antonyms 1.apathy, aversion, distaste, nonchalance, repugnance
ç ä
Ăjţˇ ç LV1A3
BenzolËbenzÉl;US -zÉlËáááá ááá˝á(noun)
Same as: benzine noun 1.(FRENCH) (A flammable, poisonous liquid prepared from coal tar, It is used in medicine, in perfumes, in liquid fuels, and as a solvent. It is sometimes confused with) áááá áááá (á§ááááááááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A volatile, very inflammable liquid, C6H6, contained in the naphtha produced by the destructive distillation of coal, from which it is separated by fractional distillation. The name is sometimes applied also to the impure commercial product or benzole, and also, but rarely, to a similar mixed product of petroleum. UR!GSBenzeneËbenziËnËáááá áááá¸á(noun)
Same as: benzine noun 1.(FRENCH) (A flammable, poisonous liquid prepared from coal tar, It is used in medicine, in perfumes, in liquid fuels, and as a solvent. It is sometimes confused with) áááá áááá (á§ááááááááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A volatile, very inflammable liquid, C6H6, contained in the naphtha produced by the destructive distillation of coal, from which it is separated by fractional distillation. The name is sometimes applied also to the impure commercial product or benzole, and also, but rarely, to a similar mixed product of petroleum. Q !Aa
BenumbedbÉŞËnĘmdááá¸Ëááśááá(adjective)
(adjective). finger ~ with cold áááášá,ááááááááááááźáááśááťáááááśáá
verb â past tense: benumbed ; past participle: benumbed ; present participle: benumbing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To make numb, deprive of feeling, to make inactive or insensible) áááážáąáááááášá, á˘ááááá áááá¸áášá, áááážá˛áááááááá, áááážá˛áááááááá, áááážá˛ááááááˇá Example: The cold benumbed. our fingers, Fear benumbed his mind. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: benumbed ; past participle: benumbed ; present participle: benumbing ; 1.To make torpid; to deprive of sensation or sensibility; to stupefy; as, a hand or foot benumbed by cold.
ő 0 żő FZ!Um?BequestbÉŞËkwestáááˇâ Ëááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) áááážá˘á áá ááááśáááśá áááááááť Example: To give a personal property by will to another. á§ááśá áááá áááážá˘ááááááśá áááááááťááśáááááááááśáááá˘áááá ááááśááááśáá á verb â past tense: bequeathed ; past participle: bequeathed ; present participle: bequeathing ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) á˘á áá ááááśáá áááááááť, á˘ááááááááˇá (á˘áááááá) 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (to somebody) (to leave (property) to another by last will, to hand down, to leave to those who follow on, as a problem, trouble, etc, legacy, bestow, bestowal, give, endow, impart, turn over, consign) ááťáááááááˇá (áąáá) / á ááááááááˇá, áááážá˘á ááá áááśá, á˛ááááśááááááśáááááá Example: Sophy bequeathed his money to his sons. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: bequeathed ; past participle: bequeathed ; present participle: bequeathing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To give or leave by will; to give by testament; -- said especially of personal property. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To hand down; to transmit. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To give, to offer, to commit
"
M }
ľ0šć" @d%S
BerkbÉËkáášáá(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: bereave adjective 1.áááááśáá˘áááááśááááśááá áá, áááááśáááá d]!5}
BereaveËbÉŞriËvËáááˇáá¸á(transitive verb)
1.(to scold vigorously, to upbraid) áááá¸áááááááááśáááááśáá, ááááááááá Example: please, don't berate that girl in such a may! ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To rate or chide vehemently; to scold. Synonyms 1.admonish, blame, censure, lecture, rebuke, reprehend, reprimand, scold, upbraid, vituperate Antonyms 1.approve, commend, praise
ˇ
Č) i M7BerthbÉËθááşá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. upper ~ áááááááááśá (ááááťáááśááś, áááááááážá) ááá á˘. ship's ~ áá¸ááśááśá á áŁ. ááśáááśá áŹááááá give a wide berth to áááááśááá ááá˘ááááááśá
noun 1.(Builtin bed or bunk on a ship, train, etc., place where a ship ties up or lies at anchor) upper berth áááááááááśá (ááááťáááśááś, áááááááážá ááá) / Ship's berth áá¸ááśááśá á 2.ááááááááááážááśááś, ááááááá áááśááś verb â past tense: berthed ; past participle: berthed ; present participle: berthing ; 1.(NAUTICAL) (TRANSITIVE) (To bring to anchorage, dock or harbour dues. -give a wide berth to avoid. to keep away from) á á (ááśááś) 2.á áááśááś h#C ?BerserkbÉËsÉËkááášË ááşááá(adjective)
(adjective). áááá˝á
(noun). áááťááááááá˝á
(adverb). ááááááá˝á
adjective 1.(in or in to a state of violent rage or frenzy) ááááááá˝á g) BerryËberÉŞËáááá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Berries 1.(Any small, juicy, freshy fruit, Goose berries, bluebemes, and cranberries are examples of berries, the dry seed or kernel of certain plants) áááááážááźá áááśáááśá áá ááážá Example: The coffee berry. verb â past tense: berried ; past participle: berried ; present participle: berrying ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááśááááá (áááááśááááááťáááááśááˇááááááźá ááśáá) ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Berries 1.Any small fleshy fruit, as the strawberry, mulberry, huckleberry, etc. 2.A small fruit that is pulpy or succulent throughout, having seeds loosely imbedded in the pulp, as the currant, grape, blueberry. 3.The coffee bean. 4.One of the ova or eggs of a fish. verb â past tense: berried ; past participle: berried ; present participle: berrying ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To bear or produce berries. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A mound, a hillock kf/%
Berne (also Bern)bÉËnááşáá(noun)
verb â past tense: Besought/Beseeched ; past participle: Besought/Beseeched ; present participle: Beseeching ; 3rd person singular present Beseeches 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to ask (someone) earnestly, to implore, to beg for, to entreat earnestly) á˘ááááá, ááá˝á ááťá Example: We beseech you, to hear our plea, We beseech your mercy. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: Besought/Beseeched ; past participle: Besought/Beseeched ; present participle: Beseeching ; 3rd person singular present Beseeches 1.(TRANSITIVE) To ask or entreat with urgency; to supplicate; to implore. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Solicitation, supplication cm!Ao
BesaintbÉŞËsÉntáááˇËáášááá(verb)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááśááťáá¸áá¸, ááá¸áá¸ááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A metallic element found in the beryl. >k /cgBerylËberÉlËáááášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A mineral of great hardness, and, when transparent, of much beauty. It occurs in hexagonal prisms, commonly of a green or bluish green color, but also yellow, pink, and white. It is a silicate of aluminium and glucinum (beryllium). The aquamarine is a transparent, sea-green variety used as a gem. The emerald is another variety highly prized in jewelry, and distinguished by its deep color, which is probably due to the presence of a little oxide of chromium. 5j%;
BeryËbevÉŞáááá¸(noun)
L
Ť ÎL ~t!A/BesidebÉŞËsaÉŞdáááˇËááśááá(preposition)
(preposition). áĄ. sit ~ me á áá áá, ááááá, ááˇá put it ~ the treeáá ááˇá á˘. áááááááááá áášáá˘ááá¸áá˝á beside the pointáááá áááááśá, áĽáááśáááá áŁ. ~ oneself áááá˝áá áˇááá, ááááśááááá:ááˇáááśá á¤. ~ question áááá áááá˝á, ááˇáááááźáááżá, á áśááááááśá
preposition 1.At the side of near, in comparison with, nearby, away from, to be very excited, to be out of one, as from anger, fear, etc., out of one's wits. á áá áá, ááááá, ááˇá, ááááśááá Example: Stood beside his brother, Beside the sea, Besides the King.put it beside the tree áá ááˇá, beside the point áááá áááááśá, áĽáááśáááá, beside oneself áááá˝áá áˇááááááśáááááśáá Example: Besides me, there's no one else who cares about winning the game. Ys#MM
BeshrewbÉŞËĘruËáááˇËáááááá áź(transitive verb)
Past or Past Participle form of: Beset 1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśááĽáááááá, ááśáááťá, ááśáá¸, áááááśáááááśá verb â past tense: Beset ; past participle: Beset ; present participle: Besetting ; 3rd person singular present Besets 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to attack from all sides, assail) áĄááááśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: Beset ; past participle: Beset ; present participle: Besetting ; 3rd person singular present Besets 1.(TRANSITIVE) To set or stud (anything) with ornaments or prominent objects. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To hem in; to waylay; to surround; to besiege; to blockade. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To set upon on all sides; to perplex; to harass; -- said of dangers, obstacles, etc. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To occupy; to employ; to use up.
6 őH 6 x9)M
Besmirch (also smirch)bÉŞËsmÉËtĘáááˇËááááşááá(transitive verb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááááťáááˇá, ááśááááťáááˇá verb â past tense: besieged ; past participle: besieged ; present participle: besieging ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody with something to close in on, to overwhelm, to lay siege to, to surround in order to capture, to beset, to encircle, to crowd around. áĄáááááááááťáááˇá, áááááá áśáá, áĄááááśá, áááááśáááááśá Example: For nine weeks: the enemy besieged the castle, They besieged the actor for autographs. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áĄááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: besieged ; past participle: besieged ; present participle: besieging ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To beset or surround with armed forces, for the purpose of compelling to surrender; to lay siege to; to beleaguer; to beset. u#Yk=BesidesbÉŞËsaÉŞdzáááˇËááśáááá ááá(preposition)
(adverb).áážááá¸ááááá ááá, áááááśáááá studt and work ~ áá
adverb 1.(In addition, also, as well, moreover, over and above) besides, I don't want to go áááááśáááá Example: There will be hunting, fishing, and hiking, and swimming besides, The book club is giving a record album besides its book dividend.study and work besides áá Example: You may be very found of her. That's beside the point; shes engaget to me. ááááááá ááááśáášáááśáááááśááá ážá á ááśááááááˇááááááśáááá áśáááá¸áááááááśááááááśááááááááááśáááśáá˝áááááťááá˝á á ážá á preposition 1.áááá áá¸ááá, áážáááááá ENGLISH MEANING Preposition 1.Over and above; separate or distinct from; in addition to; other than; else than.
# ×
x m
g # o%-kG
BespectacledbÉŞËspiektÉkldáááˇËááááááášáááášá(adjective)
(verb). (pt. bespoke pp. bespoke or bespoken). áááá áśá, ááááá,âáááááśááťáááśááťá, áááááśááááťá
noun 1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśááááááśá, ááśáá˛áááááášá, áááážááááááá , ááˇááśáááááśáááááž verb â past tense: Bespoke ; past participle: Bespoken ; present participle: Bespeaking ; 3rd person singular present Bespeaks 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To give evidence of, show) ááˇááśáááťáááśááťáááááśááááášá, áááááś, áááááśáá, ááśáááááá, áŽááźáááááááááś Example: His good manners bespeak a fine upbringing. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A bespeaking. Among actors, a benefit (when a particular play is bespoken.) verb â past tense: Bespoke ; past participle: Bespoken ; present participle: Bespeaking ; 3rd person singular present Bespeaks 1.(TRANSITIVE) To speak or arrange for beforehand; to order or engage against a future time; as, to bespeak goods, a right, or a favor. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To show beforehand; to foretell; to indicate. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To betoken; to show; to indicate by external marks or appearances. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To speak to; to address. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To speak #'S
BespatteredËbÉŞspĂŚtÉdáááˇËáááááášáá(adjective)
adjective 1.(like a beast, savage) áááááźá áááá, áááááááá, áááááśá ááśá áśá, ááˇáá áááśá Example: his bestial action was punished by the teacher. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A domestic animal; also collectively, cattle; as, other kinds of bestial. adjective 1.Belonging to a beast, or to the class of beasts. 2.Having the qualities of a beast; brutal; below the dignity of reason or humanity; irrational; carnal; beastly; sensual. Synonyms 1.barbarous, brutal, brutish, carnal, coarse, cruel, ferocious, gross, inhuman, merciless, remorseless, rough, rude, ruthless, savage, sensual Antonyms 1.civilized, courteous, gentle, humane, kind )G1
BesteerbÉŞËstÉŞÉ(r)ááᡠËáááá¸(á)(")
(adjective). (superl. ative of good) the ~ one ááá˘ááśááá, ááá˘ááśá ááá the ~ way to go áááá˝áááśááá the best part of (an hour)ááśáá ááážá bestsellerâáááá (D%G'
BespokebÉŞËspÉĘkáááˇËáááááźá(adjective)
best man (noun).á˘ááááááá (ááááťá)
(2) (adverb)
(adverb). do it ~ ááá˘ááśááá had bestáá˝ááá
(3) (noun)
(noun). ~ the crop á˘ááá¸ááááááá˘ááśááá at one' s best ááśáááááśááááá áá, áááá˝ááááá˝á, at best áááśáááżáááśáá get the best of (s.o) áááá make the best of it ááááááá Perhaps it'sall for the bestáááá ááááśáááááśááááâ at best áááśáááá˘ááááťáááááá best maná˘ááááááá (ááááťá)for the best áááśáááá˘ááśáá¸ááááťááá á ážá to have the best of an argumentá áśáááááśááážáá áááťá ááááááážáááá¸ááśáááťá to make the best of one's way áááážááá˘ááááťááážááśáááááááážáá ááśá
adjective: good, comparative: better, superative: best noun 1.(Perfection) best of the crop á˘ááá¸ááááááá˘ááśááá, at one's best ááśááááááśááááá áá, áááá˝ááááá˝á, at best áááśáááżá, áááśáááá˘ááááťá, get the best of (someone) áááá, make the best of it ááááááá, Perhaps it's all for the best áááá ááááśáááááśáááá adjective 1.(most suitable, advantageous, or appropriate) áááááá˘ááááťá, áááá§ááááťáá§áááá, áááśáá˘áááááááááśá, the best one ááá˘ááśá ááá, ááá˘ááśááá, for the best ááá˘ááśáá¸ááááťáá ážá, the best way to go áááá˝áááśááá, the best part of (an hour) ááśáá ááážá Example: The best thing to do would be to apologize. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To defeat or outdo. turning out to be fortunate after all, as one can to do as well as possible, to defeat at most, under the most favor able circumstances. áážá, áááá, ááááśááśááááážáąááááá˘ááśá Example: The best rider, the best man I ever knew, the best wine, best years of our lives. adverb 1.(in the most excellent manner) do it best ááá˘ááśááá, to make the best of one's way áááážááá˘ááśáá¸ááááťáááśááááááá˘áśá áááážáá ááśá, had best áá˝ááá
W
*äšW ^
%[wYBestridebÉŞËstraÉŞdááá¸Ë ááááááśááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb).(pt. bestrode pp. bestredden) áááááááážá, á˘ááááťáá áááááśá
verb â past tense: Bestrode ; past participle: Bestridden ; present participle: Bestriding ; 3rd person singular present Bestrides 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to sit on, mount, or stand over with the legs extended across) áááááááážá, ááśááážááááá, ááááśáááážááĄážáááá, áážááááááá áśááááá, á áśáááááá áááźá, ááˇáá áááááśá, ááˇáááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: Bestrode ; past participle: Bestridden ; present participle: Bestriding ; 3rd person singular present Bestrides 1.(TRANSITIVE) To stand or sit with anything between the legs, or with the legs astride; to stand over 2.(TRANSITIVE) To step over; to stride over or across; as, to bestride a threshold. ' !Io
BestrewbÉŞËstru:ááá¸Ë ááááááź(transitive verb)
(transitive verb) (pt. bestrewed,pp bestrewed or bestrewn) ~ sth with sth ááá, áááááśá
1.~ something (on somebody) (to give as a gift to lay up in store, to give ceremoniously, what is bestowed) áąáá, áááážá˘áááá, ááááááá, ááááťáááááá˝á, ááááá˛áá, á˘ááťááááśá, ááááááááááááááś, ááźáááśááááááś, ááśááá áťá, áááááááá áá Example: The critics bestowed their highest horror on the playwright. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To lay up in store; to deposit for safe keeping; to stow; to place; to put. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To use; to apply; to devote, as time or strength in some occupation. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To expend, as money. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To give or confer; to impart; -- with on or upon. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To give in marriage. 6.(TRANSITIVE) To demean; to conduct; to behave; -- followed by a reflexive pronoun. Synonyms 1.confer, contribute, deliver, donate, furnish, give, grant, impart, present, provide, supply Antonyms 1.keep, retain, seize, withdraw
W 1Rq W !1E;
Bete noireËbeÉŞtËnwÉË(r)Ëááá Ëáá˘áš(á)(noun)
(pl. betes noires) (noun). áááťááá áŹáááááááááááá˘ááááááťá
(transitive verb) (pt. betook pp. betaken) áááááááá to betake oneself to ááááááá ááśáá betake himself to bed á áźáááááá
verb â past tense: Betook ; past participle: Betaken ; present participle: Betaking ; 3rd person singular present Betakes 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To have recourse to, to make one's way) áááááááá , ááááááá , ááááááá˛áááááááááá, ááááááááááźá, áá˝áá áˇáááááááááášááá, to betake oneself to ááááááá ááśáá betake himself to bed á áźáááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: Betook ; past participle: Betaken ; present participle: Betaking ; 3rd person singular present Betakes 1.(TRANSITIVE) To take or seize. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To have recourse to; to apply; to resort; to go; -- with a reflexive pronoun. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To commend or intrust to; to commit to. [;/SBetaËbiËtÉ; US ËbeÉŞtÉËááá¸ááˇ(noun)
(noun). á˘ááááááááááááˇá â(B, B)
ááááśáááááśáááá beta blocker- ááááśááááááźááááážá˛áááááááźááážáááşá, ááááśááááááşáá ááááśáááááááźá beta cell- ááááˇááśáááááś- ááááˇááśááááááˇáá˘áśááááźáá¸ááá ááááťáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The second letter of the Greek alphabet, B. Cf. etymology of Alphabet. K+3CBetbetááááá(verb)
(verb). (-tt-), pt,pp. bet or betted) ~ (sth) (on sth) ááááśááááśááá˘ááá¸áááááśááâl ~ he'll go ááááśá, ááááááááááááśáá you bet ! ááśááááááĄááá !â
(noun). áĄ. make a betááśáááááśáá, increase the ~á ááá˝áá˘ááá¸ááśááááááśáá á˘. ááśááááśááááááśááááááášáááááźá
Past or Past Participle form of: Bet noun 1.~ (something) (on against something) ááśáááááśáá Example: make a bet 2.ááááśááááááśáá 3.á ááá˝áá˘ááá¸áááśááááááśáá Example: Increase the bet verb â past tense: Bet ; past participle: Bet ; present participle: Betting ; 3rd person singular present Bets 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááááááááááśáá Example: I don't enjoy betting. 2.(TRANSITIVE) (The bargain agreed to, the amount agreed upon, an event or thing on which a bet is placed, a stake or wager on some problematical event, to stake money upon some contingency) áááááśááááśáá (ááááśáááŹáááááťááśááááááśáá) Example: I'll bet you $8 it will rain before morning. 3.ááááśáá
đ Ľ u#O
BetimesbÉŞËtaÉŞmzááᡠËááśáá ááá(adverb)
adverb 1.(early or early enough) ááśááááá, ááťááááááááá, ááśáááá¸á áśáááááážáááááźá, áááááᢠENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In good season or time; before it is late; seasonably; early. 2.In a short time; soon; speedily; forth with. !CI{BetidebÉŞËtaÉŞdááᡠËááśááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áážáááśáááá
(intransitive verb). áážááĄážá
verb â past tense: betided ; past participle: betided ; present participle: betiding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to happen, to happen to) áážáááśáááá, ááśáááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: betided ; past participle: betided ; present participle: betiding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To happen to; to befall; to come to ; as, woe betide the wanderer. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To come to pass; to happen; to occur. G%K)
BethinkbÉŞËθɪĹkËáááˇËááá¸ááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(a tropical Asian climbing plant. -betel nut the fruit of the betel palm. -betel palm a palm grown in SE Betel Asia Palm) betel leaf ááááź, wild betel ááśááááź, betel palm áážáááááś, betel nut ááááś, betel pepper áážáááááź
;
- 5
BetongueËbÉŞĘĹËáááˇááśá(verb)
verb â past tense: betokened ; past participle: betokened ; present participle: betokening ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to be a token or sign of, show, to show beforehand) áááá áśááąáááážáááśááááżáááááśáááááááş, áááážáááááśá˛áá, áááˇá áśá, ááˇááśááŹáááá áśááááááťá˘ááá¸áááááááˇááášá, ááááśááááżáááááśááááááśáá, á˛áááááááááźá, ááśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: betokened ; past participle: betokened ; present participle: betokening ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To signify by some visible object; to show by signs or tokens. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To foreshow by present signs; to indicate something future by that which is seen or known; as, a dark cloud often betokens a storm.
ţ #ţ ! 'YK
BetrayalbÉŞËtreÉŞÉláááˇËááááááá˘ášá(noun)
verb â past tense: betrayed ; past participle: betrayed ; present participle: betraying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody / something (to somebody) (to fall to uphold, to lead astray, to give into the hands of an enemy by deceit, to be disloyal to, to show, disclose, a traitor, a seducer) ááááá, ááááááášáááááááśááŹááááťááášá, ááááááá áˇááá, áááážá˛ááááśááá áˇááá, betray one's country áááááá áˇááá, betray a secret áááá áááąáááááášá, ááˇááśááážááá, ááśááááťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá, áááá áśáá˘áááááážááŹáášá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: betrayed ; past participle: betrayed ; present participle: betraying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To show or to indicate; -- said of what is not obvious at first, or would otherwise be concealed. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To deliver into the hands of an enemy by treachery or fraud, in violation of trust; to give up treacherously or faithlessly; as, an officer betrayed the city. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To prove faithless or treacherous to, as to a trust or one who trusts; to be false to; to deceive; as, to betray a person or a cause. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To violate the confidence of, by disclosing a secret, or that which one is bound in honor not to make known. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To disclose or discover, as something which prudence would conceal; to reveal unintentionally. 6.(TRANSITIVE) To mislead; to expose to inconvenience not foreseen to lead into error or sin. 7.(TRANSITIVE) To lead astray, as a maiden; to seduce (as under promise of marriage) and then abandon.
Z H )MO ]BetrothedbÉŞËtrÉĘθdáááˇËááááźááá(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: betroth noun 1.(the person to whom one is betrothed) áááá¸áŹááááťááááááááśááááśáááá ážá, ááźááááášá adjective 1.(Engaged to be married) áááááśáááááśááááśááá (áááááśááśáášááááááśáááśáá˝á) , )M1CBetrothalbÉŞËtrÉĘθláááˇËááááźááşá(noun)
noun 1.~ (to somebody) (engagement, promise to, marry) ááśááááá¸ááááášá, ááśáááááśááááśááá Example: The parents announced their daughter's betrothal. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of betrothing, or the fact of being betrothed; a mutual promise, engagement, or contract for a future marriage between the persons betrothed; betrothment; affiance. r 'A'kBetrothbÉŞËtrÉĘĂ°áááˇËááááźá(transitive verb)
verb â past tense: betrothed ; past participle: betrothed ; present participle: betrothing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To promise in marriage) ááááśááááśááá (áááááśááśáášááááááśáááśáá˝á) / ááááášá, áážáááááś Example: The king betrothed his daughter to a prince. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: betrothed ; past participle: betrothed ; present participle: betrothing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To contract to any one for a marriage; to engage or promise in order to marriage; to affiance; -- used esp. of a woman. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To promise to take (as a future spouse); to plight one's troth to. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To nominate to a bishopric, in order to consecration.
| | !3ŚCBetterËbetÉ(r)Ëááááş(á)(adjective)
(adjective). (comp. of good )áĄ. ~ car ááá˘ááśá ~ plan ááááážáááśá á˘. ááááśáááážáĄážá, (ááťáááśá) better part (of an hour) ááśáá ááážá better offááááśáááážááśá for better or for worse áááááááŹááááśááááááá (áááááááśááťáááśáááśá áááśáá) they had better not ááťáá˘á¸ááá˘ááśá no better ááˇáááááśáááážááá (áááááş) better half áááˇááśáááááá áˇááá better handááśáá¸ááśáááá, ááśáá¸áááá
(2) (adverb)
(adverb). He does it ~ ááá˘ááśá, ááśá had better áá˝á, ááááḠthink better ofáááááá á áˇááááááážááááťá, áááááážá áˇáááááśá
(3) (noun)
(noun). ~ of two choices á˘ááá¸áááááá˘ááśáá˘áááˇáá˝áááá get the better of áááá
(4) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ oneselfáááážá˘ááááááážáĄážá ~ his record áážá
adjective: good, comparative: better, superative: best 1.Better oneself áááážáąááááááážááĄážá, better his record áážá Example: I could do better my tennis game if I practiced more. noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) Better of two choices á˘ááá¸áááááá˘ááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝áááá, get the better of áááá adjective 1.(comparative of good) (superior, more suitable, larger, improved, more effective, improved in health, greater, in a finer or more excellent Way, more, to raise one's worldly position, improvement, one's superiors in rank or wealth) ááááážá, ááááážáááśá, ááááśáááážááśá, ááá˘ááśá, á˘áááááááśáá, better car ááá˘ááśá, better plan ááááážáááśá, better part (of an hour) ááśáá ááážá, for better or for worse áááááśááśáááááśáááá˘âááşá˘áśááááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááá˘ááśá adverb 1.He does it better ááá˘ááśá, had better áá˝á, ááááá¸, think better of áááááá á áˇááááááážááááťá
n {ď l#%YqBetwixtbÉŞËtwÉŞkstáááˇËáááá¸ááááá(preposition)
(preposition)(adverb).
IDIOM
betwixt and between âááááťáááááááááśá, ááááťáááá ááááááśá, ááśááá˘áśáááááśááá˘áśááá
preposition 1.(Between, in a middle position, neither the one nor the other) áááśá, á ááááá, áááááśá Example: That dream came betwixt sleeping. ENGLISH MEANING Preposition 1.In the space which separates; between. 2.From one to another of; mutually affecting. "!CyIBetweenËbÉŞtwi:nááḠËá ááá¸á(preposition)
(preposition)â áĄ. áááśá ~ two point á ááááá á˘. á áśáá áŁ. (of a line) ááááá á¤. áá¸áááśá be between jobs áĽáááśáááááž (have $ 5) between them ááśáááá¸áááśáá between 15 and 20áá¸ááááá áááá between ourselves, between you andme ááˇááśááááśáááááááśáážááááťááááá between seylla and charybdisááá áá¸ááááśáá˝ááášááááááž between two fires áá ááááťááááśááááááááááśááááśááááááśáááˇááášáááśááˇááááśáááśáĄážá
between (also in between)(adverb). ááááťááááááááśáááá ááááááá˘áśáááá, áá á ááááá a go between áážáááśááááá˝á, ááá˘áááážá
noun 1.(that connects, by the joint action of, in the space which separates (two objects or things), in the time which separates (one thing from another), more than one thing and less than another, from one to another, connecting) áááśá between two points á ááááá o!%+Cq
Bettint-shopËbetÉŞĹ-ĘÉpËáááá¸á-ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a being made better, improvement) ááśááááážáąááááá˘áĄážá, ááśááááážá˛ááááááážááĄážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A making better; amendment; improvement. 2.An improvement of an estate which renders it better than mere repairing would do; -- generally used in the plural.
@Ń\B +( ;
BeweepËbÉŞwi:pËáááˇáá¸áá(verb)
(verb). áá˝áááá
'!9 w sBewarebÉŞweÉ(r)áááˇËáá(á)(intransitive verb)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (of somebody / something) (to be wary [of], to be careful (of), to be on ones guard, to take care [lest]) áááááááá (áášáá˘ááá¸áá˝á) / ááˇáááťáá áˇááá, ááśááážá, ááśáááśá, áááááś, ááááśá, ááśááááśáá 2.áááááááááááááá q&!;m1BewailbÉŞËweÉŞláááˇËáááá(noun)
verb â past tense: bewailed ; past participle: bewailed ; present participle: bewailing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To wall over, to lament, Ito mourn for, to express grief for) áááááááśá, ááśááááťááá, áááá˝á, ááááá, áááá áźááášáááááá, ááááźá, ááá˘áźáááá˘áá Example: They bewailed the death of their leader. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: bewailed ; past participle: bewailed ; present participle: bewailing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To express deep sorrow for, as by wailing; to lament; to wail over. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To express grief; to lament. k% )MQ#BeverageËbevlÉrÉŞdĘËáááááşáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(any liquid for drinking, something to drink) ááááááá, ááááżááášá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A treat, or drink money. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Liquid for drinking; drink; -- usually applied to drink artificially prepared and of an agreeable flavor; as, an intoxicating beverage. 2.(TRANSITIVE) Specifically, a name applied to various kinds of drink. <$5acBevelËbevlËáááááşá(noun)
(noun).áĄ. join at a ~ ááááťáááá, ááááťáááťá, ááááá,â ááááťááááááˇá use a ~ áááááśááááźáááťá á˘. á§áááááááááśáááááážááááťáááá
noun 1.(A tool that is a rule with a movable arm, used in building, etc.. for testing angles, having the form of a bevel, slanting, to cut to a bevel angle. -bevel wheel a wheel of a slanting bevel) ááááá, ááááá, ááá˘áá, áááááˇá, áááááśá Example: The edge of the table has been beveled. join at a bevel ááááťáááá, ááááťáááťááááááśá, ááááťááááááˇá, use a bevel áááááśááááźáááťá verb â past tense: beveled ; past participle: beveled ; present participle: beveling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááśááááááťáááťááááááśá
OY ł) q.%/g3%BewildermentbÉŞËwÉŞldÉmÉntááᡠËáá¸ááášáááşááá(noun)
(noun). ááśááĄááááááśááá¸
noun 1.ááśáááźá áááˇ, ááśááĄááááááśááá¸, ááˇáááááˇ, ááśááááááááśáá, ááśáá áááĄá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state of being bewildered. 2.A bewildering tangle or confusion. !-#/[SsBewilderingbÉŞËwÉŞldÉrÉŞĹááᡠËáá¸ááášááá¸á(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: bewilderENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Greatly perplexed; as, a bewildered mind. "+ +U OBewilderbÉŞËwÉŞldÉ(r)ááᡠËáá¸ááášááá(transitive verb)
1.(To confuse hopelessly, to lead astray or into confusion, puzzle, confusing) áááážáąááááťáááááˇá, áááážáąáááĄáá, áááážá˛ááááááááááááźá, áááááááá, ááśáá˛ááááááááášáááááťá, áááážá˛áááááááá áááĄá, áááážá˛áááá ááśáĄáááĄáá Example: The noise and crowds of the city bewildered him. Example: I am totally bewildered by the clues to this crossword puzzle. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To lead into perplexity or confusion, as for want of a plain path; to perplex with mazes; or in general, to perplex or confuse greatly. Synonyms 1.confound, confuse, dumbfound, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle Antonyms 1.clarify, explain, illumine, instruct, solve r* !O}
BewiggedbÉŞËwÉŞgdááᡠËáá¸á áááá(adjective)
verb â past tense: bewitched ; past participle: bewitched ; present participle: bewitching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To fascinate, to cast a spell on by magic, to charm, delight, power to bewitch, enchantment) áááážá˛áááááááśááááá, áááážá˛áááážáááááá áś, áááážá˛áááá¸áááśáááááśáá Example: The bad fairy bewitched Sleeping Beauty, Her beauty bewitched the prince.witches bewitch ááśááá˘áááž, ááśááááááá á, her charms bewitch áááážáąááááááááááá˘áśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: bewitched ; past participle: bewitched ; present participle: bewitching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To gain an ascendency over by charms or incantations; to affect (esp. to injure) by witchcraft or sorcery. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To charm; to fascinate; to please to such a degree as to take away the power of resistance; to enchant.
= Ü lˇ= v4 K
Bi-baÉŞááśá(prefix)
(preposition). áĄ. ááśáááśá, ááśááááááťááá¸, áá˝á áḠbeyond help áá˝áááááážáá ážá, á˘áááá˝ááážáá ážá á˘. (ááá) ááşáááźáááśá ~ the deadline ááááá beyond compareáĽáááááá, ááááážááááťá beyond control ááˇáá˘áśá áááá˝áááááśááśá beyond nope á˘ááááááášá beyond measureáááááááśááááťáá˘áśá ááśááááśá beyond reasonáĽáááá áááťáááá to be beyond a jokeááášááááśáá, ááˇááááááááážá
(adjective). go beyond áá á á˝á the great ~ áááááśá, ááááá
(adverb).(prep). áá ááááźáááá, áá¸ááˇááá ááááźáááśáááťá beyond the seasááťááááťááá to look beyond ááááášááážáá˘ááááááśá (áááááˇáááá) beyond doubtâ á˘ááááśáá, ááááśááážá (á˘ááááśáááááááááśááááá˝áá˘áááááááá)
1.(áá áá ááááá) áŻááśá (ááá), ááşáááźá preposition 1.Farther on than, on the farther side of, later than, too much for, to difficult for, out of reach of, past. in time, farther off, the future life, whatever follows death. ááśáááśá, ááśáááá, ááťááá¸, áá˝á áḠExample: Beyond the sea, Go beyond the furthest mountains, Beyond the agree.beyond the deadline ááááá the great beyond ááááŻááśá, ááááá
w
X}w 7 AK
BiathlonbaÉŞËÌθlÉn ËááśáËááśáËá˘áááĄášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. liberal ~ ááśáááá˘áááá ááśáááááśá, á˘áááˇ, ááá áááá¸ááá˘áá á˘. ááťááááˇááˇá áááá, ááśáááˇááˇá ááááááśááťááááááááž áŞááááśáááśáááá˘áá cut on the bias ááśáááááááˇááŹáááááá
(transitive verb). (-s-,-ss-) ~ sb (to-wards/ in favour of/ against sb/sth)áááážá˘ááááá˘áá, áááážá˘ááááśáá áá, áááááá (Fig.)ááśáááśááá áˇááá
noun â Plural: Biases 1.A mental leaning prejudice, bent, a slanting line, the diagonal direction of a cut, seam made to slant across the threads of material, slanting, diagonal, diagonally or to cause to have a bias, prejudice, diagonally. ááśáááá˘áááá ááááśá Example: Loyalty to the team biased. cut on the bias ááśáááááááˇááŹáááááá Example: The executive has a bias in favor of hiring only friends. 2.(á áááśáá) á˘áááˇ, ááá áá¸ááááá˘áá Example: A preconceived opinion that makes it difficult to be impartial. á§ááśá áááá ááááˇááááááśáááśááťá ááááááážá˘ááâááśáááśáááááśáááááťáááśááááááá áááááˇáááá˘áá á 3.(á áááśáá) ááťááááˇááˇá ááá ááśáááˇááˇá áááááśááťáááááááážá˘ááááśáááśáááá˘áá Example: A preconceived opinion by the judge about one or more of the persons involved in lawsuit, as opposed to an opinion about the subject matter. á§ááśá áááá ááááˇááááááśáááśááťáâááááá á ááááá ááááááááśááááśááâáŹá ááážáááśááâáááááśááááˇááášáááżááá¸ááâáááááááťááášáááááˇáâáááááśáá ááááááśá áááżááááá¸áá á $5 +_ w[BiannualbaÉŞËĂŚĹĘÉlááśáËá˘ááááááźá˘ášá(adjective)
noun 1.(the sacred book of Christianity, Old Testament and New Testament, sacred writings of any religion, Holy Scripture, Holy Writ) ááááá¸áááááˇáááááśáááś, Bible clerk á˘áááá˘áśáááááá¸áááááťáááˇá áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The Book by way of eminence, -- that is, the book which is made up of the writings accepted by Christians as of divine origin and authority, whether such writings be in the original language, or translated; the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments; -- sometimes in a restricted sense, the Old Testament; as, King James's Bible; Douay Bible; Luther's Bible. Also, the book which is made up of writings similarly accepted by the Jews; as, a rabbinical Bible. 2.A book containing the sacred writings belonging to any religion; as, the Koran is often called the Mohammedan Bible. 3.A book with an authoritative exposition of some topic, respected by many who are experts in the field. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A book ááááâáááááşáâ áááááşáâááá¸áâ(8%!BibbÉŞbááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.ááááá, áááááá, ááááááááášáááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small piece of cloth worn by children over the breast, to protect the clothes. 2.An arctic fish (Gadus luscus), allied to the cod; -- called also pout and whiting pout. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To drink, to sip, to tipple 2.A bibcock
Ď Ż
Č Ä ń
ëJÁ*Ś Ď SI!=U
BicepsËbaÉŞsepsááśáááááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááá˘ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A dread of books.
_
G_ dL#AM-BicycleËbaÉŞsÉŞklááśáËáááˇáá(noun)
noun 1.(A vehicle consisting of a metal frame, two wheels, one behind the other, and a saddle like seat, a pedaldriven twowheeled vehible, one who rides a bicycle) ááá (ááá áááááśá) IK )Y
BicuspidbaÉŞËkĘspÉŞdááśáËááśáááááá¸á(noun)
1.~ (with somebody) (over about something) (to have a petty quarrel, to wrangle, to move quickly and lightly) áááááááááś, ááśáááááááááááś, áááááşááááźááá ášá, ááˇááśááá˘ááźáááśá, ááááˇá Example: The girls bickered over which TV program to turn on. Example: The children are always bickering with each other over their toys. noun 1.áááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small wooden vessel made of staves and hoops, like a tub. 2.A skirmish; an encounter. 3.A fight with stones between two parties of boys. 4.A wrangle; also, a noise, as in angry contention. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To skirmish; to exchange blows; to fight. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To contend in petulant altercation; to wrangle. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To move quickly and unsteadily, or with a pattering noise; to quiver; to be tremulous, like flame. Synonyms 1.altercate, argue, contend, contest, debate, discuss, dispute, quarrel, squabble, wrangle Antonyms 1.agree, allow, assent, concede
7 Şš 7 ~O#9{=BidderËbÉŞdÉ(r)Ëáááˇááş(á)(noun)
(noun). á˘áááá ááśááááá, á˘áááááááááá the highest bidder á˘áááá ááśááááááááááááááťá
ááááśáááááśáááá highest bidder- á˘áááá ááśáá˘áááááááááááááááťá under bidder- á˘áááá˘ááááááááśáááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who bids or offers a price. mN !;
BiddablebÉŞËdÉblááá¸Ëááşáá(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: Bid noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśáááááááá Example: An offer by an intending purchaser to buy goods or services at a state price, or an offer by an intending seller to sell his goods or services for a state price. á§ááśá áááá áááážá˘ááááááááááśááśááááˇáááťáááˇááááááŹááááśáááááá ááááťáááááááááááá˝ááŹáááážáááá˘áááááááśááááśâá áááááááťáááááááááŹááááśááááâáááááááá˝áááááťáááááááááááá˝á á 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááśáááááá, ááśáááááááá, ááśááááťáááá, ááˇá áá ááˇááá, ááśáááśáááááá 3.áááááááááááá verb â past tense: Bid ; past participle: Bid ; present participle: Bidding ; 3rd person singular present Bids 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááááááá, áááááś, ááááśáá, ááááśáááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (something) (for something) (bide [command]) bid him to áááááá, bid farewell ááś 3.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (something on something) (to offer as the price that one will pay or accept, to command, order, request, to say as a greeting or farewell, to ask, an offer of a price, esp, at auctions, an attempt, compliant, command, series of bids at cards) ááááááá, áááážáááá
Ů P&ß >U!
e
Biennially"(adverb)
adjective 1.(Happening every two years, lasting for only two years) ááááážááĄážááá¸áááááśááááá Example: A biennial election, a bienneal plant, Carrots and beets are biennials. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Something which takes place or appears once in two years; esp. a biennial examination. 2.A plant which exists or lasts for two years. adjective 1.Happening, or taking place, once in two years; as, a biennial election. 2.Continuing for two years, and then perishing, as plants which form roots and leaves the first year, and produce fruit the second. S;;;
BidetËbi:deÉŞ; US bÉŞËdeÉŞËááá¸ááşáá(noun)
bide one's time áááá áśáá§ááśáááá˘, ááá áśáááá
verb â past tense: Bided/Bode ; past participle: Bided ; present participle: Biding ; 3rd person singular present Bides 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to continue, to dwell, to wait, to endure, to wait for the right time. -bide one's time to wait for an appropriate chance) á áśá, áááá áśá Q 5 G
BiddyËbÉŞdÉŞËááá¸áá¸â(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśáááááááá, ááśáá á á˘áááááá á˘.ááśáááááźááá, ááśáá˘ááá ážá, ááśááááááśáá, ááśááááááś to do one's biddingáááážááśáááśáááááááá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Bid, ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Bid noun 1.(a command or request, an invitation or summons, the bids in a card game or auction, an offering of Prices on something) ááśáááááááá
Ó
b " Z -u
BifurcateËbaÉŞfÉkeÉŞĘnËááśáá ááášËááááááá ášá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.(a portable framework on which a dead person or a coffin containing a dead person is placed or carried) ááááśááááźá, áážáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A handbarrow or portable frame on which a corpse is placed or borne to the grave. 2.A count of forty threads in the warp or chain of woolen cloth.
Ű S˙
óÍ Ű @b %S
BigamousËbÉŞgÉmÉsËáááˇá ááášááášá(adjective)
(adjective). (-gger,-ggest) ~ house áá ~ manabout townááśáááťáááśáá ~ newsááááśáá big talker áááťááááááá¸áááááá big heart á áˇááááááááťááâ
(adverb). (Coll.) talk big á˘á˝á
IDIOM
big on ááśáá make it big áááááá , áááááá
bigness (noun). ááá á, ááśááá
adjective â comparative: bigger ; superative biggest 1.(Great in size or amount, large, important, grownup, boastful, ambitious, noble, boastfully, impressively, showing imagination. -big brother a person with total control over others. -big business any large business enterprise, a monopoly) ááááá, áá áś, ááááážá, áááááśáááá, áááťáááááá˘ááááá˘áśá, áááťáááá˘á˝á, big house áá, big man about town ááśáááťáááśáá Example: if it has 37 rooms, I'd certainly agree that's a big house.
Ó ÝŕďŰ= Ó fk Se
BigheadËbÉŞghedËáááˇá áá Ëá áśáá(noun)
noun 1.(The crime of having two wives or husbands at one time) ááśáááśáááááááááŹáááá¸áá¸á (ááťáá áááśáá) / ááááááááááśá, áááťááááááááśááááá¸áŹááááááááá¸á 2.(á áááśáá) ááááááááááśá Example: The criminal offense of having two or more wives or husbands at the same time. á§ááśá áááá áááááážááááá ááááááááááťáááśáááśáááááááááŹáááá¸á ááážááá¸áááááááťáááááááá˝á á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááááśá (áááááážááááá ááááááááááťáááśáááśáááááááá áŹá ááážáááśááááááááťáááááááá˝á) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The offense of marrying one person when already legally married to another. ááááááááááśáâ (ááśáááśáâáááááááâáá¸áâ)
@ 1
Ű
Jp AMBigotËbÉŞgÉtËáááˇá ááášá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) á˘ááˇááťááááˇ, áááááśáááááááˇáŹááááááśáá˝áá á˝áá áááťááá, ááˇááśááˇá (ááááááááśááááˇááśá, ááááˇááááá¸) noun 1.(A narrow minded person obstinately and unreasonably wedded to a particular belief or creed, the blind zeal of a bigot) áááťááááááááśáááááá˝áááśáááá˝áááááźááŹááááśááááž (á˘áááááááášáááśáááś, á˘ááááááá˝ááášáááśáááś) / áááááśááááśáááśááááśáááááá ážáááášáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A hypocrite; esp., a superstitious hypocrite. 2.A person who regards his own faith and views in matters of religion as unquestionably right, and any belief or opinion opposed to or differing from them as unreasonable or wicked. In an extended sense, a person who is intolerant of opinions which conflict with his own, as in politics or morals; one obstinately and blindly devoted to his own church, party, belief, or opinion. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Bigoted Ro
Bigmouth"(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A corner, bend, or angle; a hollow; as, the bight of a horse's knee; the bight of an elbow. 2.A bend in a coast forming an open bay; as, the Bight of Benin. 3.The double part of a rope when folded, in distinction from the ends; that is, a round, bend, or coil not including the ends; a loop. 4m#A
BighornËbaghÉËnËááá¸á ááá á(noun)
noun 1.(Stub born and complete intolerance of any creed, belief) ááśáááááášááášáááśáááś, á˘ááˇááťááááˇ, ááśáááśáááááááˇáŹááááááśáá˝áá á˝áá áááť ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state of mind of a bigot; obstinate and unreasoning attachment of one's own belief and opinions, with narrow-minded intolerance of beliefs opposed to them. 2.The practice or tenets of a bigot. aq%YqiBigotedËbÉŞgÉtÉŞdËáááˇá ááášáá¸ááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(utterly intolerant of any creed) áááááááášááášáááśáááś, áááááśááááśáááśááááśáááááá ážááááááášááááá Example: He is so bigoted that it is impossible to argue with him. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Obstinately and blindly attached to some creed, opinion practice, or ritual; unreasonably devoted to a system or party, and illiberal toward the opinions of others. Synonyms 1.dogmatic, fanatical, illiberal, intolerant, narrow minded, prejudiced Antonyms 1.liberal, progressive, radical, tolerant
Ř HbľŘ Yz+CIBilebaÉŞlááśááá(noun)
bile duct (noun).â ááááááááśáá
noun 1.(the bitter greenish fluid produced by the liver to aid in digestion, bitterness of spirit, anger, general disorder of health due to faulty secretion of bile, to the bile) áášáááááááśáá, á˘áśááááááá˘áśááááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááśáááášá, ááśááá˝áááá , ááá ášá, ááśáááááááááááśáá 3.(áááááááśááááá) áášáááááááśáá )y#;
BilboËbÉŞlbÉĘËááśáááááź(noun)
noun 1.á˘áááá ááááˇááśáááśááśáá¸á adjective 1.(of two languages, capable of using two languages, a person who can speak fluently in two languages) áááááˇááśáááśááśáá¸áááşá ááážáááśááś, áááá ááááśááśáá¸á ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Containing, or consisting of, two languages; expressed in two languages; as, a bilingual inscription; a bilingual dictionary. n| 1Qa
BilharziaËbÉŞlËhaËtsÉŞÉËááá¸áËá áśáááá(noun)
Same as: billage 1.(COLLOQUIAL) That's a lot of bilge! á˘áź! áááááááááááááśá! noun 1.(The broadest lower part of a ship's bottom nearest the keel, acting as a sump, stagnant, dirty water that gathers there, worthless talk or writing, to break open in the bilge, to spring a leak in the bilge. -bilge water bilge, nonsense, rubbish) áááááááááá, ááááá§ááááá (ááźá áááááááááá¸ááááááśááśáážá) / ááá˘áá (ááśáááááááá) / ááśáááááá, ááśááááážá˘ááážáŹáááá¸áááá¸ááááž, áááááĽáááááá, á áááťááááˇá áá˝á ship's bilge ááśá, bilge water áášáááśáááśááś
řÄ ; 1k_BilkbÉŞlkááá¸ááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). he ~ sb (out) of sth ááá, áá˝á ááááá, ááá ááˇáááááááťá, ááá ááá
verb â past tense: bilked ; past participle: bilked ; present participle: bilking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to defraud, to swindle, to cheat, to elude, a bilking or being bilked) ááá, áá˝á , ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A thwarting an adversary in cribbage by spoiling his score; a balk. 2.Nonsense; vain words. 3.A person who tricks a creditor; an untrustworthy, tricky person. verb â past tense: bilked ; past participle: bilked ; present participle: bilking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To frustrate or disappoint; to deceive or defraud, by nonfulfillment of engagement; to leave in the lurch; to give the slip to; as, to bilk a creditor. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A cheat, a trick, a hoax 0
K
Biliously"(adverb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááášá, á áˇáááááááśá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááá áááášáááááááśááááśáááśáá adjective 1.(Of the bile, suffering from a liver ailment, caused by this ailment, cross, fretful. pevish, cross, petulant, illnatured, peevish) áááááśáááááášááášááááááśáá, ááááááá¸áášááááááśááá ááážáááá, ááśáá˘áśááááááááˇáááᢠ(áááťááá) / áááášáááááááśááá ááážá Example: Mrs. Makara take a bilious view of life.
P } P ) 'Gk
BillabongËbÉŞlÉbÉĹËááá¸áĄáşáááťá(noun)
(noun).áĄ. (a) restaurant ~ ááááťáááááˇáááťá, ááˇáááááááá (b) electricity ~ ááˇááˇáááśáááťáááááśááááááťá, á˘. $500 ~ áááááśáááááśáá áŁ. (Govt) legislative ~ ááááááá áááśáá á¤. theater ~ ááááááˇáḠ(ááááá) âbill of saleááˇáááááááá, áá˝ bill of fare ááááá¸ááťáááá áźá bill of lading ááááá¸áááááááááˇááášáááśá bill of rights áááááááˇááááˇáŻááá bill and coo ááˇááśáááááśáááášáááááá¸áááśáá accommodationâ bill áááááááááźáááááśáá, ááááťáááááźáááťááážáááá¸ááśááááá˝á bill of exchange ááˇááááááááááááźáááááśáá, ááá, ááááťáááááááźáááááśáá, ááááááááááááááááá˝á bill of sight ááááá¸ááśááááá (ááááˇá)â á áźá, áááśáááśááá stick no billsá áśáááˇááááááśá bill of payable ááˇááááááááááááźáá áááśá bill of recievable ááˇááááááááááááźáááá˝á
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ sb (for sth) áááážááˇááááááááá˘ááá˘áááááśááááśáá ~ âme for the charges áááážááˇáááááááá á˘. ~ sb/sth as sth áááááśá, ááááááááááśá ~ a new actorááááśá
noun 1.(On an oblong table having raised, cushioned sides, Each player has a long stick, called a cue, which he uses to drive balls against each other) áááááááá¸áĄáśáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A game played with ivory balls o a cloth-covered, rectangular table, bounded by elastic cushions. The player seeks to impel his ball with his cue so that it shall either strike (carom upon) two other balls, or drive another ball into one of the pockets with which the table sometimes is furnished. !;-
BillhookËbÉŞlhĘkËááá¸á ááťá(noun)
noun 1.(a written order to provide lodgng for military personnel, a position or job, the occupied by soldiers in privatehouses, etc) áááá ááááááá˘áśáááááááááśááááśá áśá, ááááśááááž, ááááśááááá, ááťáááž, ááśááááááśá, áááá , á˘áááááá˘áťá, á áááááá˘áťá 2.áááááááááááá˘áśááááááááááá 3.(FIGURATIVE) áááťáááááááášá verb â past tense: billeted ; past participle: billeted ; present participle: billeting ; 1.áááááááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small stick of wood, as for firewood. 2.A short bar of metal, as of gold or iron. 3.An ornament in Norman work, resembling a billet of wood either square or round. 4.A strap which enters a buckle. 5.A loop which receives the end of a buckled strap. 6.A bearing in the form of an oblong rectangle. 7.Quarters or place to which one is assigned, as by a billet or ticket; berth; position. Also used fig. 8.A small paper; a note; a short letter. 9.A ticket from a public officer directing soldiers at what house to lodge; as, a billet of residence. verb â past tense: billeted ; past participle: billeted ; present participle: billeting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To direct, by a ticket or note, where to lodge. Hence: To quarter, or place in lodgings, as soldiers in private houses. h #5
BillboardËbÉŞlbaËdËááá¸ááá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááážá˛áááášááŹááááááá áˇááá, ááááááťááááááá, ááááá noun 1.(A large wave, a great, swelling wave of the sea, a surge of flame, smoke, cloud, etc, to swell or roll, as waves) áááááá, áážá Example: The sails billow in the breeze. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A great wave or surge of the sea or other water, caused usually by violent wind. 2.A great wave or flood of anything. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To surge; to rise and roll in waves or surges; to undulate.
#-Q3
BillionaireËbÉŞljÉneÉ(r)Ëááá¸áááášáá(á)(noun)
adjective 1.(Made up of two parts or things, double, somethin made up of two parts or things. -binary system a system involvin' only two elemerits. -binary star a system of two stars revolving around a common centre of gravity, double star) áááááśááźá, ááááááśá (ááááááá¸áááśááá) P 5]
BinalbaÉŞËnlááśáËáášá(adjective)
(noun). áááááťáááśááááááźá, ááá, ááááźááááâ dust bin ááťáááááśá
(transitive verb). ááśáááááááťá
noun 1.(A box or enclosed space for storing foods, etc., a container for rubbish, to store in a bin) áááááťáááśááááááźáááááááĄáźá ááá , á áˇá, ááźáááááśáá, ááááááááśááá˘á¸áááśáááááááááá, ááá, ááźááśááááá, (ááźá ááśááźáááááśáááááśáážá) Example: A coal bin, a grain bin. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áĄáśááááá, áááááťá # 1eG{BimonthlyËbaÉŞ ËmĘnθlÉŞËááśá Ëáááśááááááá¸(adjective)
adjective 1.áááá áśááá¸ááááááá, ááááśáááá¸ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A bimonthly publication. adjective 1.Occurring, done, or coming, once in two months; as, bimonthly visits; bimonthly publications. adverb 1.Once in two months. 3#7q]oBimetallismËbaÉŞ ËmetÉlÉŞzÉmËááśá Ëááá¸áášáĄáá ááášá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The legalized use of two metals (as gold and silver) in the currency of a country, at a fixed relative value; -- in opposition to monometallism.
d 7a3BindbaÉŞndááśááááá(transitive verb)
(noun). áĄ. á˘áááá á, áááááťááááśááá ááááááťááśááááááś, áááážáááśáá, á˘ááá¸áááááááážá˘ááááááśá áŹáá á áááááááťáá áˇááá á˘. (US). ááááááśáááááááśá (Coll.) in a bindááśááááá áś
1.(FIGURATIVE) á áááááááá, ááááá˝áááááá˝á, áááážá˛ááááśááá áˇááá, áááážá˛áááášáááááźá, áááážá˛ááááˇááśáá áˇááá, á˘ááááˇá, á áśáá, ááśáááťááááśááá áá, ááááážá, bind one's wounds ááťá, bind two sticks together á á, bound (by duty) ááááźááááááááááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á, bind a purchase (by a deposit) áááááťá, bind a book á á (ááááá ) noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááááśááááśááááááˇá áá , áááááśááá˘ááááááááśá Example: To bring or place under definite duties or legal obligations, particularly by a bond or covenant. á§ááśá áááá ááśááááŹááśááá˘áááá ááááááááá¸ááˇá áá ááśááááśáááŹááśááááááˇá áá âááśáááááźáá áááśááááśááˇááááááá áááááśáá˝ááŹááśááááááś á 2.ááśááášáááááˇá verb â past tense: Bound ; past participle: Bound ; present participle: Binding ; 3rd person singular present Binds 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To tie together, to tie up with a cord or band, to hold together, to hold by bonds of affection or loyalty, to finish or protect with a band or border, to bandage, to be obligatory, to constipate, a person who binds, a machine for binding, as sheaves) á áááááśáá, áááážá˛ááááśáá, ááťáááśáá (áá áááááááááá˝á) / á˛áááá áá áśááťááá, áááááśáá, ááśááááá, áááážááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááśáá 3.á áááááśáá, á˘ááááááá, áááááá, ááááśááááśááááááˇá áá , áááááśááá˘ááááááááśá
ó5 'G?BinderyËbaÉŞndÉrÉŞËááśáááááˇáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(a place where books are bound) áááááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A place where books, or other articles, are bound; a bookbinder's establishment. : +M
BinderingËbaÉŞndÉrÉŞĹËááśáááááˇáá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(A person who binds, specif, a thing that binds, a machine that cuts and binds grain into bundles) legal binder á˘ááá¸ááááá á, book binder á˘áááá áááááá , looseleaf binder ááááżáááááśáá (ááááášááááááśá) áąáááá ááááťáááááś, wheat binder áááśááá¸áá áááźáááááźáá ážáá áááśáááááśáá 2.(á áááśáá) ááááááááááśáááśááááááááááá˘áśáááá Example: A written memorandum of the important terms of an insurance contract which gives temporary protection to the insured pending investigation of risk by the insurance company or unit a formal policy is issued. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááťáááááá ááśááśáááááá˘áááááá˝áááˇááśáá˘ááá¸ááááááááááááśáááááááˇá áá áááááśááśááśáááśááááááááááááááśáááśáááśáááááááá˘áśáááááááá˘áááááśáááśáááśááśáááśááááááááśáâááśáááśáááážáá˘ááááááá˝á ááśááááźáá˘ááážá áśááˇááááááááááťáá ááťáááśááśáááśáááááááá ááĄážááŹáá áźáááááááááááśááśáááśááááááááźáááśáááááźáááśáá ááá˘áá á 3.(á áááśáá) áááááśáááááááááááśáá, ááááśááááá Example: A receipt for earnest money or a deposit paid to secure the right to purchase a home at terms that have been agreed upon by both buyer and seller. á§ááśá áááá ááááááááááśáááá¸ááááśáááááâáááááśáá ááá˘áá áážáááá¸ááśááśááˇááááˇááˇáááááááśáááááááááâáááááśááááááááááááááśâáááśáá˘áááááˇáááˇáá˘áááááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who binds; as, a binder of sheaves; one whose trade is to bind; as, a binder of books. 2.Anything that binds, as a fillet, cord, rope, or band; a bandage; -- esp. the principal piece of timber intended to bind together any building.
j
meg)<j N(!-k
BinocularsbÉŞËnÉkjÉlÉzáááˇËáááááááźáĄášá áá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A plant of the genus Convolvulus; as, greater bindweed (C. Sepium); lesser bindweed (C. arvensis); the white, the blue, the Syrian, bindweed. The black bryony, or Tamus, is called black bindweed, and the Smilax aspera, rough bindweed. !%AQ}BindingËbaÉŞndÉŞĹËááśááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). ~ of a bale ááááááááśááá á ~ of a book áááá
(adjective). ~(on/ upon sb).áááááˇáá˘áśá ááťáááśáááá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Bind noun 1.(A thing that binds, the act of a person or thing that binds, something that covers or binds, as a bandage, the covers of a book, having the force to hold one to an agreement, promise, etc) ááśá áááśá, á áśáááśá á, ááśááááśáá áźáááááś, ááśáááááśááááááś Example: A contract is binding if it is not signed.binding of a bale áááááááááśááá á, binding of a book áááá 2.(á áááśáá) ááááźááááááááˇááśá, ááśááááśááááááˇá áá Example: Obligatory adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááˇáááśá, áááááśááśááááááˇá áá 2.Contract is binding áááááˇáá˘áśá ááťáááśáááá Example: The agreement is binding on both parties.
c `é¸Âšc R/G1}U
Biographic (also biographcal)ËbaÉŞÉËgrĂŚfÉŞkËááśáá˘áš Ëá áááááá áááá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(the branch of chemistry dealing with plants and animals and their life processes) áá¸ááá¸áḠ2.(áááááááśááááá) áá¸ááá¸áá¸ááśááááá, ááˇááááśáá¸áḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The chemistry of living organisms; the chemistry of the processes incidental to, and characteristic of, life. 2*1-
BintbÉŞntáááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.(an expression consisting of two terms, composed of two terms, of binomials. having two names, the first indicating the genus, the second indicating the species) áááˇáááááááśá adjective 1.áááááśááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An expression consisting of two terms connected by the sign plus (+) or minus (-); as, a + b, or 7 - 3. adjective 1.Consisting of two terms; pertaining to binomials; as, a binomial root. 2.Having two names; -- used of the system by which every animal and plant receives two names, the one indicating the genus, the other the species, to which it belongs.
Ł ÷×ÂÉ
6 1wgBiologistbaÉŞËÉlÉdĘÉŞstááśáËá˘áááĄášáĄášáááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a specialist in biology) áá¸áááˇááź 2.(áááááááśááááá) áá¸ááá˘ááááá¸áááśááááá, ááˇááź ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A student of biology; one versed in the science of biology. +5 9o)BiologistËbaÉŞÉËÉlÉdĘÉŞstËááśáá˘ášËáĄáááááá¸ááá(verb)
noun 1.(a specialist in biology) áá¸áááˇááź 2.(áááááááśááááá) áá¸ááá˘ááááá¸áááśááááá, ááˇááź ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A student of biology; one versed in the science of biology. u4%Au5
BiologicallyËbaÉŞÉËlÉÉdĘÉŞkÉlÉŞËááśáá˘ášËáĄááááááˇáááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(of biology, of plants and animal, used in, or produced by practical biology. -biological warfare the use of disease spreading microorganisms, toxins, etc. as a weapon of war) áááá¸áááˇááááś, bioligical control ááááśááááá˝áááˇááˇááááá¸áááśááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááá¸áááśááááá (1 /u'BiographyËbaÉŞÉËgrÉfÉŞËááśáá˘áËá ááááášá ááááˇ(noun)
(noun). áá¸áááááááááˇ
noun â Plural: Biographies 1.(the story of a person's life, the section of literature devoted to the writing of the life stories of individuals) áá¸ááááááááᡠExample: I prefer biography to fiction. ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Biographies 1.The written history of a person's life. 2.Biographical writings in general. Synonyms 1.adventures, biography experiences, history, journal, letters, life, memoirs Y0 /y BiographybaÉŞ ÉËgrÉfÉŞááśáá˘áá Ëá ááááášá áá¸áá(noun)
noun â Plural: Biographies 1.(the story of a person's life, the section of literature devoted to the writing of the life stories of individuals) áá¸ááááááááᡠExample: I prefer biography to fiction. ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Biographies 1.The written history of a person's life. 2.Biographical writings in general. Synonyms 1.adventures, biography experiences, history, journal, letters, life, memoirs
Á ~
žöŕ T<'Aus BiotechnologyËbaÉŞÉĘtekËnÉlÉdĘÉŞËááśáá˘áźáááËááźáĄášáááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (The removal of a price of living tissue for diagnosis) ááśáááśááááááśááˇááś áŹááźááááááááťááśáááááá¸ááśáááááśááá ááˇááˇááááážáááá¸áááážáááááˇááˇá áááááááááş 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááśááááááśá ááááááˇá áážáááá¸ááˇááˇááááážáááááťáááááş, ááśáááá ááááááááśááˇááśááá, áážáááá¸ááˇááˇáááááˇááááážáááááˇááˇá áááá D:!/_
BiophysicsËbaÉŞÉĘËfÉŞksËááśáá˘áźá áááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.áá¸áááˇááááś, áá¸áááśááááá, ááśáááˇááááśáá¸ááśáááśááá¸ááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The science of life; that branch of knowledge which treats of living matter as distinct from matter which is not living; the study of living tissue. It has to do with the origin, structure, development, function, and distribution of animals and plants.
ň
ĺ Ŕ Ť+B ŃWcBirdbÉËdááşá(noun)
(noun). ááááááááśá (Lit.)áááťáááśááˇ, ááááá¸) (Sl). a queer bird áááťáááááááá (Sl.) go out with a ~áááḠbird of preyááááá¸áááááá¸ááśá áááááááźá ááŻáááááśá˘áśá áśá bird of passage ááááá¸áááźá, á áááá (á˘ááááááááˇáááśáááá˝ááááááá) bird in hand ááááááááá ááááťáááááááśáá, ááˇáááááážá bird in a busháááááááááˇáááśááááááá, á˘ááá¸ááááááˇáááśááááááśáá to kill two birds with one stone âááááá áááááááááááááśáááá¸á, ááśááááááá¸á bird ey N \A %9WBirchbÉËtĘááşáá(noun)
(noun).áááááááážáááááśá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A tree of several species, constituting the genus Betula; as, the white or common birch (B. alba) (also called silver birch and lady birch); the dwarf birch (B. glandulosa); the paper or canoe birch (B. papyracea); the yellow birch (B. lutea); the black or cherry birch (B. lenta). 2.The wood or timber of the birch. 3.A birch twig or birch twigs, used for flogging. 4.A birch-bark canoe. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to the birch; birchen. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To whip with a birch rod or twig; to flog. A@#AW ]BiplaneËbaÉŞpeÉŞnËááśáááááá(noun)
noun 1.(an aircraft or glider with two sets of wings) ááááá ááááááśááá¸áááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An aeroplane with two main supporting surfaces one above the other. adjective 1.Having, or consisting of, two superposed planes, aerocurves, or the like; of or pertaining to a biplane; as, a biplane rudder. "? ;!cBipedËbaÉŞpedËááśááááá(noun)
(noun). áááááážááá¸á
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A two-footed animal, as man. adjective 1.Having two feet; two-footed. c> -SM
BipartiteËbaÉŞËpa:taÉŞtËááśá Ëááśááśááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(to or posed of, members of two parties) ááááá˝áááááááśáááá¸á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá˝ááááááśáá¸ááśáááá¸á, áááááá˝áááááśááááááśá eview ááˇáááááśááážááá¸áážá˘áśááśá, ááśáááˇááˇááááážááááá˝áá an early bird á˘áááááááááá¸áááášáááťáááá bird of junoááááá âbird of joveáááááĽáááááḠbird of minervaáááááá¸ááťá bird if night âáááááá¸ááťá, áááááááááśá bird of a prey ááááááá¸ááśá ááááá bird of a feather ááááá˝áááśáá˝áááááśâ bird of ill omenáááááááááśáá áááťá˘áśááááá alittle bird whispered to me ááśáááá˝ááááášáááśâ
birder (noun). á˘áááá áśááááááááááḠaqueer birder áááťáááááááá go out with a birderáááá¸
noun 1.(Any of a class of warmblooded, twolegged, egg laying vertebrates with feathers and wings) ááááááááśá (áááťáááśááˇ, ááááá¸) 2.(SLANG) áááḠExample: go out with a bird 3.(SLANG) áááťáááááááá Example: a queer bird
ő ô
b
¨ žŘÇďö9 ő @M!57
BiremeËbaÉŞrÉŞmËááśááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.áááááśá (áááááśááááśáááąááááśáááááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An extremely adhesive viscid substance, usually made of the middle bark of the holly, by boiling, fermenting, and cleansing it. When a twig is smeared with this substance it will hold small birds which may light upon it. Hence: Anything which insnares. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To smear with birdlime; to catch with birdlime; to insnare. TJ!)k
BirdieËbÉËdÉŞËááşáá¸(noun)
(noun). ~ of a sonááśááážágive birth (Gen.)ááááśáááźáâ (Form.)ááááááááá, áážáááźá(Roy.)áááááźáof concubines âáááááof animals áážáááźáCambodian by ~áááážá~ of freedomáážááááážáby ~ by birthá˘áááááážáto give birth toááśáááźá
(noun). his ~ ááááťááááážá~ of freedom áá¸áááážá
noun 1.(The place of one's birth, place of beginning or origin) his birthplace ááááťááááážá Example: Philadelphia was the birthplace of the Constitution of the United States.birthplace of freedom áá¸áááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The town, city, or country, where a person is born; place of origin or birth, in its more general sense. U WW+KBirthmarkËbÉËθma:k ËááşááááśáËbÉËθma:k Ëááşááááśá(noun)
(noun). ááááźá, áááá
noun 1.(a skin blemish present at birth) ááááźá, áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Some peculiar mark or blemish on the body at birth. ET ';3 BirthdayËbÉËθdeÉŞËááşááááá(noun)
noun 1.(the anniversary of a person's irth, the day on which a person is born, yearly celebration of that day. -birthday suit bare skin, nakedness) áááááá˝á, áááááážá, ááťááááá˝ááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The day in which any person is born; day of origin or commencement. 2.The day of the month in which a person was born, in whatever succeeding year it may recur; the anniversary of one's birth. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to the day of birth, or its anniversary; as, birthday gifts or festivities. ZS#)g'
Birth-rightËbÉËθraÉŞtËááşááááśááá-áá¸ááá(noun)
adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) (áááťááá) áááááśááá¸áááá, áááá¸ááááááááťáááááś ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of both sexes; hermaphrodite; as a flower with stamens and pistil, or an animal having ovaries and testes. p\ +K]!BisectorbaÉŞËsektÉ(r)ááśáËáááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(a line or plane that bisects an angle or line segment) áááááááťá, á˘ááá¸áá ááááśá˘áááážááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, bisects; esp. (Geom.) a straight line which bisects an angle.
[ %S)
BisectionbaÉŞËsekĘnááśáËáááááá ášá(noun)
verb â past tense: bisected ; past participle: bisected ; present participle: bisecting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to cut in two, to divide into two equal parts, to divide, fork) á ááááşááśáááá ááśáá¸áá áááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: bisected ; past participle: bisected ; present participle: bisecting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To cut or divide into two parts. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To divide into two equal parts. Y!Ag]BiscuitËbÉŞskÉŞtËáááˇáááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(US) (A small, crisp, flat cake, often sweetened, light brown, pottery before glazing) ááááááááźá ááááááśááááťááááá, ááááááááááá 2.(BRITISH) ááááá¸áááá¸, áááááá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A kind of unraised bread, of many varieties, plain, sweet, or fancy, formed into flat cakes, and bakes hard; as, ship biscuit. 2.A small loaf or cake of bread, raised and shortened, or made light with soda or baking powder. Usually a number are baked in the same pan, forming a sheet or card. 3.Earthen ware or porcelain which has undergone the first baking, before it is subjected to the glazing. 4.A species of white, unglazed porcelain, in which vases, figures, and groups are formed in miniature.
ö hž Íů ö d 5;
BisonËbaÉŞsnËááśááášá(noun)
noun 1.(A hard, brittle, metallic chemical element, symbol Bi) ááá¸áááá (ááśááťáá¸áá¸) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of the elements; a metal of a reddish white color, crystallizing in rhombohedrons. It is somewhat harder than lead, and rather brittle; masses show broad cleavage surfaces when broken across. It melts at 507 Fahr., being easily fused in the flame of a candle. It is found in a native state, and as a constituent of some minerals. Specific gravity 9.8. Atomic weight 207.5. Symbol Bi. 2b M
Bisically-klÉŞËááááááá¸ááá¸(noun)
adjective 1.(the diocese, office, authority, or rank of a bishop) áááááááááááťááááášáááśáááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A diocese; the district over which the jurisdiction of a bishop extends. 2.The office of a spiritual overseer, as of an apostle, bishop, or presbyter. !`!A#UBishopËbÉŞĘÉpËáááˇááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(a high ranking Christian clergy man supervising a diocese, chess man moving diagonally) á˘ááááá, ááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A spiritual overseer, superintendent, or director. 2.In the Roman Catholic, Greek, and Anglican or Protestant Episcopal churches, one ordained to the highest order of the ministry, superior to the priesthood, and generally claiming to be a successor of the Apostles. The bishop is usually the spiritual head or ruler of a diocese, bishopric, or see. 3.In the Methodist Episcopal and some other churches, one of the highest church officers or superintendents. 4.A piece used in the game of chess, bearing a representation of a bishop's miter; -- formerly called archer. 5.A beverage, being a mixture of wine, oranges or lemons, and sugar. 6.An old name for a woman's bustle. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To admit into the church by confirmation; to confirm; hence, to receive formally to favor. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make seem younger, by operating on the teeth; as, to bishop an old horse or his teeth. ááśáááˇáááśáâ á˘ááˇááśá&_!
5
Bisexually"(adverb)
5 d 5 +i5Cm
BitchËááá¸ááábÉŞtĘ Ëááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. brown and white ~ áááááḠá˘. (vulg.) she's a real ~ áááá¸ááááśá(ááśáááá˘áśáááááśá) áŁ. (Sl.) What's your ~? ááżáááá˘áźáááá˘áá
(noun). á ááá˝áááˇá , ááťáááźá á, á áááˇá, á áááá have a bit of tea ááťááśáááááááˇá hasn't a bit of money ááááśáááááśááááá
(adverb). a bit hot áááá áááááˇá wait a bit á áśááá˝áááááá don't like it a bit âááˇáá áźáá áˇááááááááˇá ááá alittle bitáááááˇá ááááá˝á , ááźá ááśá , áááá˝á áááážá a bit of one's mind áááá¸ááśá˘áá, áááá¸áááááááŞáá bitby bit áááááááááˇá á not a bit á˘ááááááźáááá¸áááááˇá ááááá
Past form of: Bite 1.ááśááááá ááááá, ááááśáááááá áá, áášá (á ááá˘áá) noun 1.The metal mouthpiece on a bridle, used for controlling the horse anything that curbs or controls, small piece of anything, a little, a little while, tool for boring holes, a boring tool generally for use the brace, piece, fragment, part, second, in ááťá, ááááśáá, ááśá, ááá, á˘ááááááááááśáá, á áťá, ááááśá á, áá¸ááááťá, áááááťá, á ááá˝ááááááˇá ááááá˝á , áááááá have a bit of tea áááśááááááááˇá , hasn't a bit of money ááááśáááááśááááá Example: May I have just a bit more sugar in my coffee? 2.Horse's bit áááááśá (ááááżááááá ááááá) / brace and bit áááááááááááşááááśá ááá 3.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) áááááźááá áŹááááá˝á, ááááśáááˇáááááááááážááááťáááˇáááááááááśáááˇááááśááá 8bits = 1byte
kj!/
BitchyËbÉŞtĘÉŞËááá¸áá¸(adjective)
C C 9k+Ą=BitebaÉŞtááśááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt. bit,pp. bitten)â áĄ. ~ (in to sth). ááśááá˝áááááťá, ááśá (áááá), á ášá á˘. (ááááááá˘áˇá) ááˇá áŁ. (áááá¸)â ááá¸ááááś, á áśááááááś to bite the dustááááˇáááááááá¸ááś bite one's head off ááˇááśáááźá ááśáášá, ááˇááśáááááĄáá to bite one's thumb at ááááźááááášá to bite one's lips ááá˘ááááťá, ááˇáá áźáá áˇáááááťá
(intransitive verb). fish won't ~ ááḠ(áá áááááááźá áááá¸)
IDIOM
he didn't bite á áźááááâ(á˘.á.)
(2) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. dog ~ ááśáááśá snake ~ááśáá ášá have a bite to eatáááˇááááááááˇá ááááá˝á take a ~ áááśáá (Fishing) get a ~ááśáá ášáááťá(áááá¸) á˘. (Mach). ~ of a wrench ááśááśáâ to bites at acherry áá¸ááááááážáááá¸á˘ááááśáááááá áááááááááááááśá
1.(To seize or cut with or as with the teeth, to cut into, as with a sharp weapon, to sting, as an insect, to pierce the skin for food as do certain blood sucking insects, to pinch with cold to be given to, biting, to be pungent, act of biting) ááśá, á ášá, á áśáááááśáááśáá, ááśá, áááážá˛ááááśá ááášá, áááááááśáá (ááťááááś) / ááťá, á áśáá, ááá, á áá, ááśáá, á áśááááááśá, ááḠ/ áááážá˛ááááźá, ááá˘áˇáááśáá, ááśááášáá ááááźá bite an apple ááśááá˝áááááťá dogs bite people ááśá (áááááááá) / snakes bite people á ášá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáá˛ááááśáááşá˛áááážá, áááážá˛áááášá, áááááááśáá, áááśáá, á á ášá (áááá¸) áááááá áááááˇá ááááá, áááážá˛áááá¸ááá, ááááśá, fish won't bite ááḠ(áá áááááááźá áááá¸) noun 1.(MECHANIC) ááśáááśá Example: That dog just bit me in the leg. Example: bite of a wrench 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááˇáááá, áááážááá áááá á˝á dog bite ááśáááśá, snake bite ááśáá ášá, have a bite to eat áááˇááááááááˇá ááááá˝á , take a bite áááśáá Fishing get a bite ááśáá ášáááťá (áááá¸) 3.ááśáááśááá˝ááááśáá, á ášá, ááśáááˇá , ááśáááśá, ááśáááśáá (áášáá˘áśááá¸á) verb â past tense: Bit ; past participle: Bitten ; present participle: Biting ; 3rd person singular present Bites 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááśááááá¸, ááá¸, ááśá
Ž Ë +p #;#iBitterlyËbÉŞtÉlÉŞËáááˇááşáá¸(adverb)
(adverb). áááśáááźá áá
adverb 1.áááśááááá¸áááźá áá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a bitter manner. Qo#9IBitterËbÉŞtÉ(r)Ëáááˇááş(á)(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ medicine áááá¸á ~ apple á áá ~ cold ááááśáá, áááááá˘ášá(áááááśáá) ~ words áááśáááźá áá fell ~ ááşá áśáá(ááááťáá áˇááá) ááááśáá á˘. ááááśá , áááááááááááááá˘áśáááááááˇáááá˘áá (áááá¸, áááááá, áááááźá)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśáá, áááááááá, áááááááááááá, áááá, áááááá, ááááťá noun 1.ááááśááááá¸á, áááááśáááááá, ááśáá áá, ááśáááááážá, bitter medicine áááá¸á, bitter apple á áá bitter words áááśáááźáá áá bitter cold ááááśáá, áááááá˘ášá (áááááśáá) adjective 1.(Sharp and unpleasant to the taste, sharp, painful, stinging, hard to bear or receive, severe, harsh, unforgiving, unyielding) áááśááááá¸á, áááśáááźáá áá, (ááśáááááśááˇááˇáááááážá) / ááááááááśááááááá, áááááźá˘áá Example: Aloes are bitter, Bitter pain, grief, disappointment, Bitter words, attack, Very bitter against, in the bitter cold.
n5IBittenËbÉŞtnËáááˇááá(")
(past participle of bite)
Imperative and Past Participle form of: BiteENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Terminating abruptly, as if bitten off; premorse. bm )Ac
BitinglyËbaÉŞtÉŞĹlÉŞËááśááá¸ááá¸(adverb)
noun 1.(Any mollusc having a shell of two parts, or valves, hinged together) áááá¸ááźá (ááááááááźááá˝ááááááááťá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A mollusk having a shell consisting of two lateral plates or valves joined together by an elastic ligament at the hinge, which is usually strengthened by prominences called teeth. The shell is closed by the contraction of two transverse muscles attached to the inner surface, as in the clam, -- or by one, as in the oyster. 2.A pericarp in which the seed case opens or splits into two parts or valves. adjective 1.Having two shells or valves which open and shut, as the oyster and certain seed vessels. v +_/
BivalentËbaÉŞveÉŞlÉntËááśáááááááĄášááá(adjective)
noun 1.ááśáááźá áá, ááśááááá¸á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality or state of being bitter, sharp, or acrid, in either a literal or figurative sense; implacableness; resentfulness; severity; keenness of reproach or sarcasm; deep distress, grief, or vexation of mind. 2.A state of extreme impiety or enmity to God. 3.Dangerous error, or schism, tending to draw persons to apostasy. =q#;'
BitternËbÉŞtÉËnËáááˇááşáá(noun)
(noun). ááááááťááááá
S
° Z
ő0?rŁ) S R #'M3
Black mouthblĂŚkËmaĘθááááááËáááźá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááĄážááááá áááááśááážáááááşáááááá ENGLISH MEANING 1.A pestilence which ravaged Europe and Asia in the fourteenth century. }! U?Black beltËblxbeltËáááááá áášááá(noun)
(adjective). áĄ. áááá , ááášá ~ race áááááśáááááááááá he likes ~ ááááááá he is a ~ áááťáááááááááááá ~ coffeeáááá , áĽáááśáááśáááášáááááá á˘, ~ mood ááááááááááááááááśáá have ablack eye ááśáááááá black list ááááá¸ááááááááá â black maginááááá black market ááááśáááášá
IDIOM
black sheep áááťááááááááśáá˘ááááźá ááˇááˇáááá as blac ] #%]?
Black sheepblĂŚkËĘÉŞpËááááááËáááá ášá(noun)
k as thunder áášáááťááášáááááśáá black and blue ááááááá ááśá in black and whiteááśáááááááá˘ááááâ in one's black booksáá ááááťáááááźáááˇáá áźáá áˇááá black list ááááá¸áááá ááśááááááááťáááááˇááááááááśááááááááá black looks áŹáááśááááážááááá black art á˘áśááááśááś black Mondayááááá áááááááááśááśááááážáblackdraught ááááśááááááááşááá a black sheep áááťáááá˘áááááśá
in the black áááá áááźáá ááážáááśáá áááśá
(3) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ his bootsááśáááááááá black out (a town)áááááááááážá(ááśááá˘áá)
(4) (intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). black out áááááá
noun 1.ááááááá Example: He likes black. 2.áááťáááááááááááá Example: He is a black. adjective 1.ááášá, áááá , áááá˘áśáá 2.Opposite to white, in complete darkness, soiled, dirty, wearing black clothing, evil, wicked, sad dismal, sullen or angry, almost without light, very dark gloomy, threatening, without moral goodness, evil, dark skinned, to make black, to make black ááááááá˝á, ááááááááźááááááśáá, áááá˘áśááááá, ááááá˝áá˛áááážáááśá, ááááááááśá, áááá˘ááááááááááá , ááááááááááááááá , áááá˛áááááá˝á, áááááááá, áááááááááśá, ááááá˝áááşá áśáá, áááááˇááśáá áˇááá, ááááááá˘áśáá, áááááááśááááááş black dog áááá , ááášá black race áááááśáááááááááá a black sheep áááťáááááśáá áˇáááááśá áśá black mood ááááááááááááááááśáá black coffee áááá , áĽáááśáááśáááášáááááá black Monday ááááá áááááá ááśááśááááážáááááśá have a black eye ááśáááááá black list ááááá¸ááááááááá, ááááá¸ááśáááśáááťáááááááááźá ááˇááááˇáá black magic áááá black market ááááśáááášá verb â past tense: blacked ; past participle: blacked ; present participle: blacking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Black (his boots) ááśáááááááá 2.áááážáá áˇááśá, á áśáááá ážááśááˇááááááá, á áśáááˇáá˘áááááážááśáááááá¸
:
< epŤâH:
%k
BlackfishËblĂŚkfÉŞĘËááááááá áááá¸ááá á(noun)
verb â past tense: blackened ; past participle: blackened ; present participle: blackening ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To become black or dark to make black, to slander, to grow dark or threatening, to injure) áááážáąáááááá , ááśááááá Example: Soot blackens kettles, The sky blackened. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áá ááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: blackened ; past participle: blackened ; present participle: blackening ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make or render black. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make dark; to darken; to cloud. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To defame; to sully, as reputation; to make infamous; as, vice blackens the character. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To grow black or dark. E %K!
BlackcockËblĂŚk-kÉkËááááááËááá(noun)
noun 1.(a vine or bush bearing berries which turn bluish, black when ripe, the small fruit of this bush Rubus) ááťáááááśááˇáááááśáááśáááááááźá áááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The fruit of several species of bramble (Rubus); also, the plant itself. Rubus fruticosus is the blackberry of England; R. villosus and R. Canadensis are the high blackberry and low blackberry of the United States. There are also other kinds.
T Q
Ę Ą l SyBlacklegblĂŚklegËáááááááĄášááá(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááááá áááááážááśááá áááááśáááźáááááááśáááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááşááááááááááśááḠáŹáááá¸áááá¸, ááááşáááááśáááááááážá˛áááá ááˇáá ááááááśááááśáááááťáááááááá˘á¤áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A notorious gambler. 2.A disease among calves and sheep, characterized by a settling of gelatinous matter in the legs, and sometimes in the neck. #SGwBlackishËblĂŚkÉŞĘËáááááááá¸ááá (adjective)
noun 1.(a list of persons being, discriminated against, to put on a blacklist) áááťáááááźá ááˇááááˇááááááá¸ááááááááťáááááźá , ááááá¸áááá , ááááá¸ááááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá¸áááá , ááśáá áťááááááááááťáááááá¸áááá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To put in a black list as deserving of suspicion, censure, or punishment; esp. to put in a list of persons stigmatized as insolvent or untrustworthy, -- as tradesmen and employers do for mutual protection; as, to blacklist a workman who has been discharged.
6Lo; % &%E/GBladderËblĂŚdÉ(r)Ëáááááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A sac in the bodies of many animals which receives and temporarily holds waste fluids from the kidneys, any similar inside bag or sac, swollen like a bladder, thin and inflated) ááťááááśááá Example: A football bladder, the air bladder of a fish. 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááá, ááááááźááá, áááááááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) (áááááááá) ááá 0 %!'esqBlacksmithËblĂŚksmɪθËááááááááááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a smith who shoes horses, and does work in iron) ááśáááá (ááááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A smith who works in iron with a forge, and makes iron utensils, horseshoes, etc. 2.A fish of the Pacific coast (Chromis, Heliastes, punctipinnis), of a blackish color. Y $ #GO
BlacknessËblĂŚknÉŞsËáááááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááááśááááááááááá, ááááśáá ááááááááˇá Example: Unlawful demand for money or property under threat to do bodily harm, to injure property, to accuse of crime, or to expose disgraceful defects. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááśáâááśáááááśáááŹááááááááááááááˇááˇáááááá áááśááááśáááá ááśáááááśáááá ááááśáášááááážá˘ááá˘áááááśáááááááá˝áááááśááážááá˘ááá˘áááááśááááááááááááááááááˇááˇáá áááááááśáááá¸áááááá áááááááŹááá ááááááááˇá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A certain rate of money, corn, cattle, or other thing, anciently paid, in the north of England and south of Scotland, to certain men who were allied to robbers, or moss troopers, to be by them protected from pillage. 2.Payment of money exacted by means of intimidation; also, extortion of money from a person by threats of public accusation, exposure, or censure. 3.Black rent, or rent paid in corn, flesh, or the lowest coin, a opposed to âwhite rentâ, which paid in silver. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To extort money from by exciting fears of injury other than bodily harm, as injury to reputation, distress of mind, etc.; as, to blackmail a merchant by threatening to expose an alleged fraud.
ť" ) %IO
BlamableËbleÉŞmÉbláááááááášáá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. ááááááááááááááááááťá˘ááá¸áá˝á ~ of a knifeááááááśáááˇá á˘. ~ of grass ááśá, áááášá áŁ. ááśá, ááááááśáá rasor bladáĄáśá, áááááĄáśá, blade of grassáááááá
noun 1.(The cutting part of a knife, tool etc, broad flat object or part, the leaf, or flat part of the leaf, of a plant, a sword, the upper bone in shoulder, scapula) ááááá, áááááá (ááááááááááşáá˝á) / áĄáśááááááťáááśáá, ááááááśáááˇáááááśáá, ááááśáá ááááś, ááááśáá áá, ááááśáá ááá, ááááśááááá áśá, áááááááˇááášá, blade of a knife ááááááśáááˇá, blade of grass ááśá, áááášá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Properly, the leaf, or flat part of the leaf, of any plant, especially of gramineous plants. The term is sometimes applied to the spire of grasses. 2.The cutting part of an instrument; as, the blade of a knife or a sword. 3.The broad part of an oar; also, one of the projecting arms of a screw propeller. 4.The scapula or shoulder blade. 5.The principal rafters of a roof. 6.The four large shell plates on the sides, and the five large ones of the middle, of the carapace of the sea turtle, which yield the best tortoise shell. 7.A sharp-witted, dashing, wild, or reckless, fellow; -- a word of somewhat indefinite meaning. 8.The flat part of the tongue immediately behind the tip, or point. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To furnish with a blade. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To put forth or have a blade.
ÔéŘÔ 5 .#/Mq
BlameworthyËbleÉŞmwÉËĂ°ÉŞËáááááá˘áşááá¸(adjective)
adjective 1.(free from fault or guilt) áááááťáááśáááˇáááá, áááááááśáááá, áááááááśáááááá˘áśááááá, áááááááśáá˛ááááá, áááááťááá˝áá˛áááááá¸áááááá Example: None of us is blameless is this matter. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Free from blame; without fault; innocent; guiltless; -- sometimes followed by of. Synonyms 1.faultless, holy, immaculate, perfect, pure, sinless Antonyms 1.blemished, defective, faulty, imperfect ( *+%BlamebleÉŞmááááá(transitive verb)
be to blame (for sth) ááááááášáááśáááá˝áááśááááá¸áááááá Lay/ put the blame (for sth) on sb ááááááá˘áááááśááááśááá˘á ááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á
1.~ somebody (for something); ~ something on somebody (to accuse of being at fault, to hold responsible [for]) áááááá Example: Which drive was to blame for the accident? noun 1.ááśááááá¸áááááá, ááśáááá˝áááťáááááźáá ááááááá áťá verb â past tense: blamed ; past participle: blamed ; present participle: blaming ; 1.áááá¸áááááá
ő ÂŐő \ 1!'MI
BlancmangeblÉËmÉndĘááááËáášáááá(noun)
verb â past tense: blanched ; past participle: blanched ; present participle: blanching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (with something) (at something) (to make white, bleach, to whiten by taking out Color, to put in boiling water and then into cold water to remove skins, to become with, to turn pale) ááááťáá, ááá˘áťá, áááážáąááá, áááážáąááááááźá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áĄážáá, áĄážáááááá, áĄážáá, áĄážáááááá 3.(FIGURATIVE) ááááááááá˝á, ááśááááá˝á (áááááśá) 4.áá˝áá˛áááááááśá, áá˝áá˛áááá˝á áááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Ore, not in masses, but mixed with other minerals. verb â past tense: blanched ; past participle: blanched ; present participle: blanching ; 1.To take the color out of, and make white; to bleach; as, to blanch linen; age has blanched his hair. 2.To bleach by excluding the light, as the stalks or leaves of plants, by earthing them up or tying them together. 3.To make white by removing the skin of, as by scalding; as, to blanch almonds. 4.To whiten, as the surface of meat, by plunging into boiling water and afterwards into cold, so as to harden the surface and retain the juices. 5.To give a white luster to (silver, before stamping, in the process of coining.). 6.To cover (sheet iron) with a coating of tin. 7.(FIGURATIVE) To whiten; to give a favorable appearance to; to whitewash; to palliate. 8.(INTRANSITIVE) To grow or become white; as, his cheek blanched with fear; the rose blanches in the sun. 9.(TRANSITIVE) To avoid, as from fear; to evade; to leave unnoticed. 10.(TRANSITIVE) To cause to turn aside or back; as, to blanch a deer. 11.(INTRANSITIVE) To use evasion.
|E 7 4%/wK BlandishmentËblĂŚndÉŞĘmÉntËáááááááá¸ááá ááášááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááááá¸áá˝ááąááááťáá áˇááá, á˘ááá˘á, áááá¸ááá˘ááááá áá, áááááśá, ááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of blandishing; a word or act expressive of affection or kindness, and tending to win the heart; soft words and artful caresses; cajolery; allurement. 3 3 %S E=BlandishËblĂŚndÉŞĘËáááááááá¸ááá (transitive verb)
verb â past tense: blandished ; past participle: blandished ; present participle: blandishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to flatter or coax, cajole) áá˝áááááááá ážá áááá áž, á˘ááá˘á, áááááá, ááááá˘ááá˘áá, áááážá, áááááá, áááá áťá, áááá ážá , áááááá˘, áááážá˛áááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: blandished ; past participle: blandished ; present participle: blandishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To flatter with kind words or affectionate actions; to caress; to cajole. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make agreeable and enticing. 2=)BlandblĂŚndáááááááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Mild and soothing, gentle, agreeable, mild, not irritating) áááááśá (ááááśáááááżá) / ááááááááá, ááááááááťá (ááˇáá áśááááááá, ááˇááááá ) / áááááááááá, áááááááážá (ááááá˝áá áˇááá) / áááááááśááááá ááááˇá áśá, ááááźá, ááááźáá á˝á, ááá˘á á˝á, áááááśáá§ááśááá Example: A bland tone of voice, a bland behavior.bland food áááááá, ááśá, bland weather áááá˝á, bland personality ááááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝ááąááá áśááá˘áśáááááá Example: He has a bland appearance.
É Ć
É y 6 %M
BlandnessËblĂŚndnÉŞsËááááááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). á áááááááá, ááśááĽááááááś, ááááśáááááśáááážááĽáááááá fill in the ~ áááááááááááááśáááááá˘ááḠ~ mind is a blankáááááˇáá˘ááá¸ááˇááážá
(transitive verb). blank out ááááááá á áá
Same as: point adjective 1.(not written on empty of thought or expression, not printed on, without expression, without any clear idea, not decorated, unbroken by an opening, without writing or any marks an empty space, -blank book (sketchbook)) ááááááˇááťááá, ááááááááááťáááśááááááá, ááááá˝áá˛ááááááá, ááááá˝áá˛ááá ááááá, ááááá˝ááááážá , ááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá, ááˇáááśáááááá, áá ááá˘áśá 3.(FIGURATIVE) áááááá˘áśá, áááááááśáááá áťá 4.Blank (verse) áááááááśáá áťáá á˝á 5.Blank (look) ááá˘á¸ 6.Blank (wall) áááááááśáááˇáá˘ááḠ7.Blank (check) áááááˇáááśááááśááá ááá˝ááášáááááśáá 8.Blank (paper's) ááááĽáááśááááááá˘ááá¸, áááááá, áááááááá Example: Write on one side of the page and leave the other side blank.
öGt j = -u9
BlashemerblĂŚsËfÉŞmÉ(r)ááááááâËá ááááˇáááş(á)(noun)
(noun). woolen ~ áá˝á have a blanket of snowááśááášáááááśáááá blanket of secrecy ááśáááˇáááááśáá (á˘.á)
(transitive verb). ~ sth (in/ with sb) áááááááá˝áá˘áá awet blanket á˘áááááááááážá˘ááááśáááˇááśáááááśáááá ~ with snowáááááááááá (á˘.á)
noun 1.A large, soft piece of cloth, such a wool, cotton, etc., used to keep people or animals warm any covering like a blanket, a thick canopy of cloud, to cover with a blanket, to toss in a blanket entering a group of conditions or items, thick material for ááááááááááá, á˘áśáááááááź, woolen blanket áá˝á, have a blanket of snow ááśááášáááááśáááá, blanket of secrecy ááśáááááˇáááááśáá adjective 1.Blanket accusation ááááááťáááśááá˘áá
h *k;Jh ^ B
+
Blasted"(adjective)
Ą< A/=[ĽKBlastbla:st; US blĂŚstáááááááá(noun)
(noun). ~ of air áááááťáááááśáá ~ of atrumpet ááźáááááĄážááááśáááááśáá dynamite ~ ááśáááááťá ~ toourhopes ááśááááážááá á j, @ 'kCBlasphemyËblĂŚsfÉmÉŞËááááááâá áááášááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(words or actions that show contempt for God or sacred things) ááśááááááááśááś, ááˇááˇááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.(FIGURATIVE) of things held in high honor: Calumny; abuse; vilification. 2.An indignity offered to God in words, writing, or signs; impiously irreverent words or signs addressed to, or used in reference to, God; speaking evil of God; also, the act of claiming the attributes or prerogatives of deity. ááśáâáááááśá; ?#)q37BlasphemousËblĂŚsfÉmÉsËááááááâá áááášáááşá(adjective)
verb â past tense: blasphemed ; past participle: blasphemed ; present participle: blaspheming ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (against somebody something) (to speak irreverently of [God or sacred things], to take God's name in vain, impious talk) áááááśá, áááááśá áśá˘áśááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: blasphemed ; past participle: blasphemed ; present participle: blaspheming ; 1.(FIGURATIVE) of persons and things not religiously sacred, but held in high honor: To calumniate; to revile; to abuse. 2.To speak of, or address, with impious irreverence; to revile impiously (anything sacred); as, to blaspheme the Holy Spirit. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To utter blasphemy. śááá˘áá blast a mountainááááśááááááááááááááááá
(2) (noun)
(trasitive verb). áĄâ. ~ air ááśáá, áááááťáááááá, áááááááááśáá ~ a trumpet ááááťááĄážááááśáááááśáá á˘. ~ rock áááážá˘ááááááťááááááá áśá ~ one's hopesáááážá˘ááááśááá˘áá áŁ. ááááááśáá(ááťáááááśááˇ)ááááááááááááááśáᡠá¤. ááˇáááá (á˘áááááśááááśáááŹá˘ááá¸áá˝á)áááśáááááśáá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááá áˇááááááá, áááááźá ááťáááśá, ááááááśáááˇááˇá, áááˇááááá, ááˇááśááááá˝á, áááá áˇááááá˝á, ááááśááááááá, ááśá ááááááá , ááśááŹááááááááááá, blast air ááśáá, áááááťáááááá, áááááááááśá, blast a trumpet ááááťááĄážááááśáááááśáá, blast rock áááážáąááááááťááááááá áśá noun 1.(COUNTABLE, UNCOUNTABLE) (An explosion, a strong, sudden rush of wind or air, a sudden loud sound from a born or trumpet) áášá (áááááťááááááááááááááááśáá) / áááśá (ááśáááśáááááááááśááááážááááá) / áááážááááááááááá, ááááááááááá ážáá áá, ááśáááśáá áá, ááźáááťáááááááś (ááááá¸ááśááááááááśáááááş) / ááááźááá˝áá ááážáááśááááááááááś, ááááźáááááášáááźááááá, áá˝áááśááá˘ááááááťáááˇá áśááá˝á, ááááášáááááˇá (ááááśáĄáˇááś) / ááááááťáááááááááá, blast of air áááááťáááááśáá, ááśáááááááááááááśá, blast of a trumpet ááźááŽáĄážááááśáááááśáá, dynamite blast ááśáááááťá, blast to our hopes ááśááááážááá áśááá˘á 2.ááśáááááťá, ááááťááááááá verb â past tense: blasted ; past participle: blasted ; present participle: blasting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To injure, as by a noxious wind, to blight, to split as by gunpowder, to censure or criticize vigorously, to denounce) áááááşááźáááááááááśááźá ááá˘áťáááśá, áááááá, ááááááˇáááá, ááááááśá, áááážá˛ááááˇááśá, áááážá˛ááááźá Example: A blast of dynamite, to blast rocks in a quarry, The cherry blossoms were blasted by fire. 2.áááááá , ááˇáááááááśáááááśáá
Ç Ď_4č T J#Y9
BlazesËbleÉŞzÉŞzËááááááá áááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. (pl.) ááśááááâ á˘.
IDIOM
like blazes áááśáááżá, ááśáá, áááááśáá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá blast noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááˇáááááááśáááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A blast; destruction by a blast, or by some pernicious cause. 2.The act or process of one who, or that which, blasts; the business of one who blasts. śáááźáá˘áśáááááááááá áááá áśá, á áááĄáááášá fires ~ááááááááááĄážá lights ~ ááááşá áˇááá áśá áĄážá
1.(to make known publicly) blaze a trail ááśáááŹááááźááážááážááśáááááś noun 1.(a white spot on an animal's face, a mark made on a tree, by removing a patch of bark, to mark a trail, white mark upon a horse, forehead, to mark a trail) áááááśááśáááážáážááážáááááśááááááśááááááźááá ááááťááááá Example: The garden is a blaze of color. 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááá áááá¸áááááááááś, ááá áááá¸ááááá áśááááśáá, ááááááááááťá, á˘áááá¸, áááážá, á˘áááá¸ááá, ááá áááá¸ááááśáá áˇááá, destro-yed in the blaze áááážáááá, blaze of the sun áááááşáááááá , blaze of anger ááśáááááĄážá 3.áááážáááá, á˘ááááśááááážá 4.(A brilliant burst of flame, fire, a bright flame, fire, strong direct light, glare, brilliant display, sudden outburst, outburst of activity or zeal to bum brightly, sports jacket of bright color) á˘ááááśááááážá, áááášáááśááá áťááááááááśááśá ááááśáá (ááśááááá¸áááááá) / áááśá áťáááááá (ááśááááááťááááááá) Example: The signal fires suddenly along the hills. verb â past tense: blazed ; past participle: blazed ; present participle: blazing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááááážá, áááááááşáááá, ááááááá, ááááááááśá, ááááśáááááśáááážá, áááá¸áááá áááááá áá
= y N !O
Bleachersbli:tĘÉzáááá¸áášáá ááá(noun)
verb â past tense: bleached ; past participle: bleached ; present participle: bleaching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To make or become white or colorless, to become whiter, a decolorizing, chemical agent, one who or that which, bleaches) áááážáąááááśááááá 2 L S 9QBlazonËbleÉŞznËááááááá ááášá(noun)
Same as: blazonry noun 1.(A coat of arms, to make widely known, proclaim, to adorn colorfully) á˘áśá, ááśááááśáááśáááááśáááŹááśá verb â past tense: blazoned ; past participle: blazoned ; present participle: blazoning ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááśááááááżáááááśáá, ááśááá˘áśááááááááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An heraldic shield; a coat of arms, or a bearing on a coat of arms; armorial bearings. 2.The art or act of describing or depicting heraldic bearings in the proper language or manner. 3.Ostentatious display, either by words or other means; publication; show; description; record. verb â past tense: blazoned ; past participle: blazoned ; present participle: blazoning ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To depict in colors; to display; to exhibit conspicuously; to publish or make public far and wide. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To deck; to embellish; to adorn. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To describe in proper terms (the figures of heraldic devices); also, to delineate (armorial bearings); to emblazon. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To shine, to be conspicuous 2.A shield ? K%YCSBlazingËbleÉŞzÉŞĹËááááááá áááá¸á(adjective)
(noun). you stupid ~ áááťáááá áźáá áˇááááááá áźáááśááŹá áźáá áˇáááááááááášáááá˘ááážá˘áśááááá
noun 1.(A person who is afflicted by hemophilia, excessive bleeding) áááťáááá áźáá áˇááááááá áźáááśááŹá áźáá áˇáááááááááášáááá˘ááážá˘áśááááá Example: During the late war men bled and died for their country, The tree is bleeding where the branch was cut off, My heart fairly bled for the poor man. 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááťáááááśáááááşááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, draws blood. 2.One in whom slight wounds give rise to profuse or uncontrollable bleeding. W+m
Bleedbli:dááááˇá(intransitive verb)
(noun). ~ on an apple ááááśáâ ááśá ~ on furniture ááááśá ~ on his honoráááážááá á ááá (ááááááˇáááááá)
noun â Plural: Blemishes 1.(Any deformity, physical or moral) blemish on an apple ááááśáááśá Example: One bed mistake can blemish a man's reputation.blemish on furniture ááááśá, blemish on his honor áááážááá á ááá (ááááááˇáááááá) 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááá áá (ááááťáááżáááˇááśá) blemish a page áááážáąááááááĄáśáá blemish a reputation áááážáąááá˘áśáá, áááážáąáááá á ááá 3.áááážááá á ááá (ááááááˇáááááá) verb â past tense: blemished ; past participle: blemished ; present participle: blemishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to mar; to put a bed mark on, mar, stain) ááá áááá¸áááá, ááá áťá, ááá, ááťáááˇáááááˇ, á˘ááťááááˇáááááśá, ááśáááˇáááááááááááá, ááśáááˇáááśááá ážá, ááá áááá¸áááá, ááťáááˇáááááˇ, ááááśáááááĄáśáá, áááá , ááááśáááźá ááááĄáśááááž, ááááááááťááá, áááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Blemishes 1.Any mark of deformity or injury, whether physical or moral; anything that diminishes beauty, or renders imperfect that which is otherwise well formed; that which impairs reputation. verb â past tense: blemished ; past participle: blemished ; present participle: blemishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To mark with deformity; to injure or impair, as anything which is well formed, or excellent; to mar, or make defective, either the body or mind. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To tarnish, as reputation or character; to defame.
< < Q a ;W
BlennyËblenÉŞËááááááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(A mixture of colors or flavors) á˘ááá¸ááááááśáá áźáááááś, ááśáááááááśáá áźáááśáá˝áááááś Example: The colors in the sunset blend so well that there is no telling where one ends and another begins, a blend of blue arid gray; a blend of coffee. Example: Oil and water do not blend. verb â past tense: Blended/Blent ; past participle: Blended/Blent ; present participle: Blending ; 3rd person singular present Blends 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to mix or mingle [varieties]) blend ingredi-ents ááśá, á ááááźáááááś, blend two qualities áááá áźá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (to mix or merge, to shade into each other, go together) colors don't blend ááá¸ááááś, blend in (with the crowd) á áźááĄáźááĄá
Y 7 c =-{BlessedËblesÉŞdááááááá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). ááˇááˇááá alessed moment of ~ calm ááśáááá áááá¸ááťá, ááááááˇááˇááá
1.(of) blessed (calm) áááááśáááá áááá¸ááťá, áááááááááˇááˇáááᡠadjective 1.áááááśáááá˝ááá, ááśáááá áááá¸ááťá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Hallowed; consecrated; worthy of blessing or adoration; heavenly; holy. 2.Enjoying happiness or bliss; favored with blessings; happy; highly favored. 3.Imparting happiness or bliss; fraught with happiness; blissful; joyful. 4.Enjoying, or pertaining to, spiritual happiness, or heavenly felicity; as, the blessed in heaven. 5.Used euphemistically, ironically, or intensively. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Beatified # b+a?Blessblesááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp. blesses ). á˘áááá, áááááˇááááˇáá, bless you ááźááááááˇááááˇááááá(á˘ááá)â be bless with ááźááááááˇááááˇááá˘ááááśá(áá˝ááášá), á˘áááááááááśáááś to bless oneself á áááááá áˇáááááśáá
1.(to make holy; to call down the favor of God upon a blessing, happiness, success; to consecrate, to sanctify, to consecrate) áąáááá, áááááˇááááˇáá Example: Bless all those who are hungry, lonely or sick. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make happy, blithesome, or joyous; to confer prosperity or happiness upon; to grant divine favor to. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make or pronounce holy; to consecrate 3.(TRANSITIVE) To express a wish or prayer for the happiness of; to invoke a blessing upon; -- applied to persons. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To invoke or confer beneficial attributes or qualities upon; to invoke or confer a blessing on, -- as on food. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To make the sign of the cross upon; to cross (one's self). 6.(TRANSITIVE) To guard; to keep; to protect. 7.(TRANSITIVE) To praise, or glorify; to extol for excellences. 8.(TRANSITIVE) To esteem or account happy; to felicitate. Synonyms 1.adore, baptize, celebrate, consecrate, delight, extol, gladden, glorify Antonyms 1.blaspheme, curse, denounce, slander á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To wave, to brandish áááááˇááááˇáá ááááśáâááááââáá ááźááá
Ę
>ž˛Ë Ę } j!A%
BlimeyËblaÉŞmÉŞËááááśáááá¸(Interjection)
noun 1.~ (on somebody / something) (anything that destroys, frustrates, etc. any disease that makes plants wither and decay, anything that destroys good fortune and shatters hope) potato blight áááááşááťáááááśááˇáááááśá, blight on civiliza-tion á˘ááá¸áááááááááśááąááááˇááśáá˘áááááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááşááťáááááˇááááážáááťáááááśáᡠ} f%-1Blewblu:ááááş(")
(past tanse of blow)
Past form of: BlowH e!;?
BletherbleĂ°É(r)ááááááš(á)(verb)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Bless noun 1.A benediction, the gift of divine favor, a benefit, prayer asking for the favor of God, prayer of thanks at a meal, a grace, something that makes for happiness, health, or good fortune. ááśááááááˇááááˇáá, ááśááąáááá Example: The pastor gave the travelers his blessing. Example: What a blessing you weren't hurt in the accident! ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of one who blesses. 2.A declaration of divine favor, or an invocation imploring divine favor on some or something; a benediction; a wish of happiness pronounces. 3.A means of happiness; that which promotes prosperity and welfare; a beneficent gift. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Grateful praise or worship. Synonyms 1.absolution, consecration, miracle, unction 2.asset, boon, befit, help, luck, windfall á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A gift ááááâáá
_ k Ao
BlimpËblÉŞmpËááááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). (US shade, window shode) window ~ áááśááâ duck ~ áááááááááśááááá˝áááááśáááááá the blind side of a maná áááťá ááááá(áááááá˝áá˘ááááżááśá)â blind staggersááśááážááááááááááá go it blindáááážáááááˇáááśáááˇá
1.(to deprive sight; to deceive) áááážá˛ááááááśáá, áááážá˛ááá˘áááááááááśááá¸, á áťááááá, áááážá˛ááááááˇáááááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) (lead was a) blind alley blind date ááśááśááááááááťááááá¸á áááážááááááśáá˝áááááś Example: I must have been blind not to realize the danger we were in. noun 1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááśáááááááááááśáááá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśáá, ááášá 2.~ (to something) (without the power of sight sightless, unable or unwilling to understand, unthinking; rash; without reason; hidden; with no outlet; unaware if; concealed) áááááááśáá, áááááťáááááááśáá, áááááááśáááśáááˇá áśáááś, áááááá áááśáá, áááááˇáááˇáááááá, áááááˇáááá áááť, ááááááááááááśá, áááááááááááá˘ááťáááá áˇááá, ááááááážá (áááĄáá) / áááááśááááťá, ááááááááááś (a moral weakness) Example: I cant trust you because you have a blind spot. á§ááśá áááá ááááťáâááˇáâá˘áśá âááťáá áˇáááâáážâáááâááśáááâáá¸áááááâáááâááśáâá áááťá âáááááâáá˝áâáááâááááťáâááśáâááááśáá á
Ł ş
CŁ e q 'A[BlindnessËblaÉŞndnÉŞsËááááśááá¸á(noun)
adverb 1.ááááĽáááˇá áśáááś ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Without sight, discernment, or understanding; without thought, investigation, knowledge, or purpose of one's own. J o -eY;BlindfoldËblaÉŞndfÉĘldËááááśáááá áááźááá(transitive verb)
(adjective, adverb). I could do that ~ áážááááááˇáááááá(ááśááááááśááááááá˝á, áááááˇáááśá ááážá)
verb â past tense: blindfolded ; past participle: blindfolded ; present participle: blindfolding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (cover the eyes of) á áááťá, ááˇáááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having the eyes covered; blinded; having the mental eye darkened. Hence: Heedless; reckless; as, blindfold zeal; blindfold fury. verb â past tense: blindfolded ; past participle: blindfolded ; present participle: blindfolding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To cover the eyes of, as with a bandage; to hinder from seeing. % n +] K
BlindersËblaÉŞndÉ(r)sËááááśáááááş(á)áá(noun)
(noun). blink of the eye ááśááááááˇá ááááá ~ of the light áááážááááááˇá ááááá
verb â past tense: blinked ; past participle: blinked ; present participle: blinking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to shut out of sight, as a fact or question) blink the eyes áááááˇá , ááááˇá ááááá, blink a light áááážáąáááááášááááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (to wink quickly, to open and shut the eyes rapidly, to look with the eyes halfshut) eyes blink áááááˇá , ááááˇá , ááśááááááá, traffic lights blink áááášááááááá blink at (misdeeds) áááážááśááˇááášá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá ááááá
Ż]Íć ] }!+Y/BlisteringËblÉŞstÉrÉŞĹËááááá¸áááá¸áá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). ~ pace ááááááááá ~ scorn áááśáááááśáá, ááááááááááá
noun 1.(A raised patch of skin filled with watery liquid under the surface of the skin which causes swelling, a bubble formed beneath the surface of a layer of paint or within a slab of glass, anything resembling a blister) áá (áážááśááá ááá) / áááášááážááááá, áąáááááááśáá˛áááááášááážááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśá á, áááášá N z #Yk IBlissfulËblÉŞsfĘlËááááá¸áá ááááťá(adjective)
adjective 1.ááááááááááááááá áááá¸ááťá, ááťááťááśá, ááááááááśáááááááá, áááááááĄá (á˘áśááśá) 2.áááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Full of, characterized by, or causing, joy and felicity; happy in the highest degree. M y=5+BlissblÉŞsááááá¸ááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Blisses 1.(great joy or happiness, spiritual joy, perfect joy) áááááťá, ááśááťáááśá, ááśáááááá, ááśááááááááááśááá, ááťáááááá, á˘ááááááá ááááśáááťááťááśáááśá Example: They have lived in married bliss for 25 years. ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Blisses 1.Orig., blithesomeness; gladness; now, the highest degree of happiness; blessedness; exalted felicity; heavenly joy. Synonyms 1.blessedness, blissfulness, ecstasy, felicity, happiness, joy, rapture Antonyms 1.grief, misery, wretchedness
c + J ő -§ˇMc fĄ !Sa
BlizzardËblÉŞzÉdËááááá¸á ááášáá(noun)
noun 1.(A small shop or mass) ááááśáááááá, ááááśáááááĄáśáááááá , ááááśáááźá ááááĄáśáááá áážááááá, áááťááááááśá, áááááźá ááááĄáśáááá áážááááááá, ááááśááááá (ááśáááášáááťáááá áážááááá˘áśááˇááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Something blunt and round; a small drop or lump of something viscid or thick; a drop; a bubble; a blister. 2.A small fresh-water fish (Uranidea Richardsoni); the miller's thumb. FĄ );3
BloaterËblÉĘtÉ(r)ááááźááş(á)(noun)
Past or Past Participle form of: bloat adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááá, áááá ážá (ááśáá ááážáááśááááááŹáááááťááśááááááśááźáá áááťááśááąááá ážá) 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááá ážá, áááá áá MĄ+YBloatblÉĘtááááźá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ the stomach áááážá˘áááááá, áááááá ~ his pride áááá˘ášááááá˘áá, áááááá
1.(to swell, to inflate, to cause to swell up, to cure fish by salting and smoking. -bloated a swollen) áááááá, áááážá˛áááĄážááá, áĄážááááá, bloat the stomach áááážáááá, áááááá, á ážá bloat his pride áááá˘ášááááá˘áá, áááááá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááşááááááá (áááá) verb â past tense: bloated ; past participle: bloated ; present participle: bloating ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) á ážá, áĄážááááá, áĄážááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A term of contempt for a worthless, dissipated fellow. verb â past tense: bloated ; past participle: bloated ; present participle: bloating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To dry (herrings) in smoke. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make turgid, as with water or air; to cause a swelling of the surface of, from effusion of serum in the cellular tissue, producing a morbid enlargement, often accompanied with softness. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To inflate; to puff up; to make vain. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To grow turgid as by effusion of liquid in the cellular tissue; to puff out; to swell. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Bloated
ä
R n
Ŕ ä 8Ą
[
Blockader"(noun)
noun 1.(A shutting off of a port or region by ships or troops to keep anything or anybody from coming in or going out) ááśáááˇáááááźáááˇááŞááá ááá áźá, ááśáááááá, ááśáááˇáááááśáááá (ááśáááˇáááááźáááˇáá˛ááá ááá áźá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá ááťáááááá áŹááˇáááááźáááˇáá˘ááááááˇáá ááá áźá verb â past tense: blockaded ; past participle: blockaded ; present participle: blockading ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to prevent trade with a hostile country) ááááá, ááˇá, ááááˇá, ááááśáá, áááá˛ááááśáá ¨Ą7ł7IBlockblÉkááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(A group of legislators, nations, often of different parties, who unite for a time in order to promote some particular purpose) ááááťá (á§ááśá áááá ááááťáááťááááťáááˇááá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťááááááááááááśááááááˇáááááááááśááááá áśáááááá ááááááś n style="color: #0000ff;">block booking ááśááááááťááá á˘á¸áŹááááááá ááá˝áááá ááážá block capitals (block letters )á˘áááááá block currencyááźááˇááááááťááá˘áˇá âblock vote ááśáááááááááá˘ááááááśáááááśááá city block ááááááááá¸ááááťááááááśáááááźáá¤áááááááááˇá
block and tackle (noun). áááâ(áááá)
(2) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ the road ááˇá, ááá áá, ááśáá ~ his view ááśáá, ááááśáá á˘. áááážááˇáá˘ááááśááááááááśá áŁ. áááážá˘ááááśáááśá block up (a statue)ááááááááž block up (an opening)âááááˇááášá block out (sound) áááážááˇáá˘ááááá block out a plan áááá ááááááśá, ááśáááááá
noun 1.(any large, solid pierce of wood, stone, metal, etc. part of a city, often square, bounded by four streets, the length of one side of such a square, a solid mass of matter, a number of buildings forming one compact mass) ááťá, ááťá, áááá 2.(áááááśá) ááááťá, ááááťá 3.ááááťáá˘ááśá, á§ááááá 4.ááśáááˇáááááśáááá (ááśáááˇáááááźáááˇáá˛ááá ááá áźá) 5.ááááááááťáááá 6.ááááťáááźá (áááážáááááááśáááážáá˝áááá) 7.ááááśááááá 8.á˘áśááśá 9.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááśáá, ááááťá 10.(FIGURATIVE) áá˝á, ááááťá, áááááááááśá adjective 1.Printing. block letter ááá˘áááááá (ááááááśáá˝áááááťá) verb â past tense: blocked ; past participle: blocked ; present participle: blocking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (up) (to enclose, to shape (a hat) ) ááááá, ááˇá, ááááˇá, ááááśáá, áááá˛ááááśáá, ááśááááááá, áááážá˛ááááážááááá, ááááážáá§ááááá, áááá, áááááá (ááááááááśáá˘) / á ááťááááááśáá, áááááśááááááťááááááśáá, áááážá ááááá Example: A block of stone, wood, etc, A block of houses, flaw, Stumbling block, The road is block, The stalled car blocked traffic, The police set up a road block. block up (a statue) block up (an opening) ááááááááž, block out (sound) ááááˇáááˇá 2.ááśááśáá, ááśááááśáá
ď
í zoŻ(ď 5Ą+ +BlondeblÉndááááá(adjective)
adjective 1.ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A person of very fair complexion, with light hair and light blue eyes. 2.A kind of silk lace originally of the color of raw silk, now sometimes dyed; -- called also blond lace. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Of a fair color; light-colored; as, blond hair; a blond complexion. Ą1 K
BlondblÉndáááááá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. human ~ (Lit.) ááá áˇáâ(Roy.) ááááááá áˇáâ á˘. á˘áśáááááá, áááá áś related by blood áááááśááááááźááááá˝á blood pressure áááááśáááśá blood relativesááááá˘áźááááááźááááá˝á blood vessel ááááááśá bad blood ááśáááˇáá áťááááááťá, áášáááášáááśáááˇáááááźáááááś blue blood âááśááááááśááśáááááááá¸ááśáá half blood ááśáááśá blood and ironáááážáááááśáááśá, áááážááááśááááśá áśáááááá flesh and blood ááśá áááśáááááá˘áźá, ááśá áááśáááááá in hot blood áá ááááťáááśá(ááááááááĄáśá)â one's blood is up á áááĄáááášá, ááśáááá ášáááááśáá blood is thicker than water ááśáááášáááˇáááśá áááśááááśá áááˇáááśáâ blood sports ááśáááááá¸áĄáśááááźáááśá a prince of the blood ááááááááĄáśáááááá , ááááááśááááááśááťáááá make one's blood boiláááážá˘áááááá áááá áśá(áášá)â make one's blood creep âáááážá˘ááááááşááá
in cold blood áĽáá˘áśááˇáá˘áśááźá
blood- bank (noun). áááááááááááśááśáááťáááááśáááááážááááťáááááá¸ááááá
noun 1.(UNCOUNTABLE) (The fluid, usually red, which circulates in the body of men and animals relationship, kindred. -blood brother a person's brother by birth) ááźáááśááá 2.(UNCOUNTABLE) ááááááá áˇá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśá
i ß
é ç H
r YźÚŠ}Ty i Ą,)/g
Blood-relationËblĘdrÉŞleÉŞĘnËááááśá-áá¸ááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(the shedding of blood, killing, destruction of life) ááśááááá áźáááśá, ááśáááśáááááááśáá, ááśáááááźáááá áźáááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá áźáááśá adjective 1.ááááááá áźáááśáááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The shedding or spilling of blood; slaughter; the act of shedding human blood, or taking life, as in war, riot, or murder. tĄ3 #Ai -BloodlessËblĘdlÉŞsËááááśááá¸á(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááá noun 1.(A flower, the state or time of fl time when one is at the peak of health be a fine white coating as on some fruit or leav cause to blossom or flourish) ááťááááś, ááááś, ááťááááááášááá, ááťáááááśááˇáááááśáááááś, áážáááááś, ááááźáááźáááááś, ááá˘ááááá ááááááž, áááááá (ááááá ááśááááááśááááśáááˇááááááááááˇááźááá) / ááááážá, áááááśááá Example: The violet bloom, The lilac blooms every spring, the youth, the bloom on a grape.
Ç
| v˘Ç WĄC!ASBlossomËblÉsÉmËááááááášá(noun)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. trees ~ ááááś á˘. ~ (out) (in to sth) á ááážáááśáááá˘, ááźáááśááááᢠ~ into womanhood âááˇááááááźááááááśá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá bloom 1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááá˝ááááááááááááśá adjective 1.Blooming (poet) áááááááťáá áááážáááźáááśáá 2.Blooming (health) áááááá˘ááśáá 3.Blooming (roses) áááááááťáááááś 4.(Flowering, blossoming, as with youthful vigor and freshness, prospering) áááááťáááżá, áááá áááťáá áááážá, ááááááˇááźááá, áááááááááááááá (áááááśáááťáááśáááá˘) / áááááááťááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The process of making blooms from the ore or from cast iron. adjective 1.Opening in blossoms; flowering. 2.Thriving in health, beauty, and vigor; indicating the freshness and beauties of youth or health.
< < @ĄD+/+BlotblÉtááááá(noun)
(noun). ink ~ ááááśáááááĄáśáá ~ on his record ááááśáááááśáâ(á˘.á)â (Fig.) ááá áťá, ááśáááźá ááˇááˇáááá áŹááááááˇáááááá
(2) (transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp blotted) ~ the paper áááážá˘áááááááśáá ~ ink ááááˇá(áášááááááśáááááˇá) ~ his record âáááážá˘ááááśáááááśáááááśá (Fig.) áááážá˘ááááźá ááˇááˇáááááŹááááááˇáááááá blot outááááá áˇá, ááťá (áážááśááááááááśááááážáá ážá), ááááááśá blot out (disease) ááááśáá blot out a memory ááááááá
(intransitive verb). ááśá
noun 1.~ (on something) (spot, stain, esp. of ink) ink blot ááááśáááááĄáśáá blot on his record ááááśáááááśá Example: I got that awful lot on my skirt when Ronnie spilled ink on me. verb â past tense: blotted ; past participle: blotted ; present participle: blotting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (Make blot on) blot the paper áááážáąááááááĄáśáá blot ink ááááˇá (áášááááááśááááááˇá) ááááˇááášááááá , blot his record áááážáąááááśáááááśáááááśá, blot out (disease) ááááśáá blot out a memory ááááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A spot or stain, as of ink on paper; a blur. 2.An obliteration of something written or printed; an erasure. 3.A spot on reputation; a stain; a disgrace; a reproach; a blemish. 4.An exposure of a single man to be taken up. 5.A single man left on a point, exposed to be taken up. 6.A weak point; a failing; an exposed point or mark. verb â past tense: blotted ; past participle: blotted ; present participle: blotting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To spot, stain, or bespatter, as with ink. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To impair; to damage; to mar; to soil. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To stain with infamy; to disgrace. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To obliterate, as writing with ink; to cancel; to efface; -- generally with out; as, to blot out a word or a sentence. Often figuratively; as, to blot out offenses. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To obscure; to eclipse; to shadow. 6.(TRANSITIVE) To dry, as writing, with blotting paper. 7.(INTRANSITIVE) To take a blot; as, this paper blots easily. Synonyms 1.adornment, embellishment, perfection, purity
Ş Íąĺń Ş ^ĄK%AA+Blow upËblÉĘ ĘpËááááźá˘áśáá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of a building ááśáááááťááŹáááážá˘ááááááťááááááá áśá á˘. ~ of temper ááśáá áááĄáá áŁ. ~ of a picture ááźáááááá¸á
noun 1.(a workman's loose upper a woman's loose dressbody visible to the an undress uniform jacket) á˘áśááááá , áááááááááśáááááážááśá, á˘áá, á˘áśáááááá, á˘áśááááážááśáááááááááááśááś, á˘áśááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A light, loose over-garment, like a smock frock, worn especially by workingmen in France; also, a loose coat of any material, as the undress uniform coat of the United States army. HĄH#;?
BlottoËblÉtÉĘËáááááááź(adjective)
noun 1.(blotting paper, police's diary) ink blotter áááááśáááááˇá, ááśááˇáážá, sales blotter ááááá¸áŹááźáááááá áááááśáááááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, blots; esp. a device for absorbing superfluous ink. 2.A wastebook, in which entries of transactions are made as they take place. DĄF/
c
Blotched, blotchy"(adjective)
noun 1.(in inflamed patch, esp. on he of ink, blotting paper, skin eruption, blemark with blotches, blot, spot, or blur) ááááśááážááááá, áážáááááśá, áážáááááśááááááááááááááááááźáááá ááťáá˘áááááá˝á(ááá) (2) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśáááśá, ááśáááśááŹáááá áśá(ááááááŹáááááŹááá˝á)â at a (one) blowáááááśááááá áśááááá to strike a blow foráá˝á, ááśáááá, áááááťááááážáááá¸(áááá¸ááśá...) á˘. áááááááśá , á˘áááááśá, ááśáááááááááˇá áááśáááááá ááááśá a ~ to his plans áááážáááááśá at one blow âáááááá come to bowsâááťáááááá ááśááááááááś
(3) (noun)
(noun). to have (go for) a blow áážááá áááááááá˘áśááśáááśááááá
ááááśáááááśáááá blow down- áááá, ááśááá˘ááááááťááážáááá¸ááááá áá blow off steam- áááá ááááá ášá blow up- ááśáááśááá˘ááááááťá- ááśááá˘ááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A blossom; a flower; also, a state of blossoming; a mass of blossoms. 2.A forcible stroke with the hand, fist, or some instrument, as a rod, a club, an ax, or a sword. 3.A sudden or forcible act or effort; an assault. 4.The infliction of evil; a sudden calamity; something which produces mental, physical, or financial suffering or loss (esp. when sudden); a buffet. 5.A blowing, esp., a violent blowing of the wind; a gale; as, a heavy blow came on, and the ship put back to port. 6.The act of forcing air from the mouth, or through or from some instrument; as, to give a hard blow on a whistle or horn; to give the fire a blow with the bellows. 7.The spouting of a whale. 8.A single heat or operation of the Bessemer converter. 9.An egg, or a larva, deposited by a fly on or in flesh, or the act of depositing it. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To breathe hard or quick; to pant; to puff. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To deposit eggs or larvae upon, or in (meat, etc.). 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To flower; to blossom; to bloom. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To cause to blossom; to put forth (blossoms or flowers). 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To produce a current of air; to move, as air, esp. to move rapidly or with power; as, the wind blows. 6.(INTRANSITIVE) To send forth a forcible current of air, as from the mouth or from a pair of bellows. 7.(INTRANSITIVE) To sound on being blown into, as a trumpet. 8.(INTRANSITIVE) To spout water, etc., from the blowholes, as a whale. 9.(INTRANSITIVE) To be carried or moved by the wind; as, the dust blows in from the street. 10.(INTRANSITIVE) To talk loudly; to boast; to storm. 11.(TRANSITIVE) To force a current of air upon with the mouth, or by other means; as, to blow the fire. 12.(TRANSITIVE) To drive by a current air; to impel; as, the tempest blew the ship ashore. 13.(TRANSITIVE) To cause air to pass through by the action of the mouth, or otherwise; to cause to sound, as a wind instrument; as, to blow a trumpet; to blow an organ. 14.(TRANSITIVE) To clear of contents by forcing air through; as, to blow an egg; to blow one's nose. 15.(TRANSITIVE) To burst, shatter, or destroy by an explosion; -- usually with up, down, open, or similar adverb; as, to blow up a building. 16.(TRANSITIVE) To spread by report; to publish; to disclose. 17.(TRANSITIVE) To form by inflation; to swell by injecting air; as, to blow bubbles; to blow glass. 18.(TRANSITIVE) To inflate, as with pride; to puff up. 19.(TRANSITIVE) To put out of breath; to cause to blow from fatigue; as, to blow a horse.
žGĄL%Đ ŹMBlowblÉĘááááź(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,blew, pp blown) áĄ. a trumpet ááááťá ~ a car horná ááááśá á, á áťá á˘. (áááááááˇáá˘áśááśá)âááá, áááááá âblow over ááááááá , áááśáááá (Fig.) ááááááá á áá áŁ. ááááźááááááááśáááááá áŹááťáá áááśá á¤. áááá áááááááá ážáááśáá blow one's noseáážáááááá blow away ( a paper) âáááážá˘áááážá blow out (a tire)áááážá˘ááááááťá (ááááĄáśá) blow up (abuilding) âáááážá˘ááááááťááááááá áśá blow up (a balloon)áááážá˘áááááááĄážá at a blowâááśáááááśáá, ááááśá blow a way áááážá˘áááážá strike a blow áááážáááśááá á ážá blowhand and coldááťáá áˇáááááˇááážá blow in the wind âáááááááááážá
(intransitive verb). wind ~ ááá (Lit.) ááśáááśáá whistles ~ áááááşááźáâ(tires)blow out ááááťá, ááá â(ááááĄáśá)â(fuses) blow out ááá, ááśá áâ âblow over ááááá, ááááááááááááśáááá (building)blow up ááááťááááááááśá (storms) blow up áááááááĄážá (He) blew up á áááĄáá his credit was blown upon ááźá ááááá(áááááááż) blow off ááááťáá áá blow one's own trumpet âá˘ááááťááážá ááá˘áááážááááá˝ááŻá blow out (the candle) áááá, áááááá blow out his brains ááááťááá˝áááááśá (tires) blow his brains out ááááťáááááááá˝á
noun 1.ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A tube, as of cane or reed, sometimes twelve feet long, through which an arrow or other projectile may be impelled by the force of the breath. It is a weapon much used by certain Indians of America and the West Indies; -- called also blowpipe, and blowtube. rĄQ'A'kBlowflyËblÉĘflaÉŞËááááźá ááá¸(noun)
(noun). ááťáááááśáááá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any species of fly of the genus Musca that deposits its eggs or young larvae (called flyblows and maggots) upon meat or other animal products. EĄP'?!BlowerËblÉĘÉ(r)Ëááááźá˘áş(á)(noun)
(noun). áááááśááááááťá áŹá˘áááááááťá He gets me on the ~ ááźáááááá
noun 1.(A person or thing that blows, a machine for supplyin, air at a, moderate pressure, a telephone) á˘áááááááťá, á˘ááááááášáááááśáá (ááááťáááááá) / ááśáááááťáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, blows. 2.A device for producing a current of air; as: (a) A metal plate temporarily placed before the upper part of a grate or open fire. (b) A machine for producing an artificial blast or current of air by pressure, as for increasing the draft of a furnace, ventilating a building or shaft, cleansing gram, etc. 3.A blowing out or excessive discharge of gas from a hole or fissure in a mine. 4.The whale; -- so called by seamen, from the circumstance of its spouting up a column of water. 5.A small fish of the Atlantic coast (Tetrodon turgidus); the puffer. 6.A braggart, or loud talker. sĄO 'G
Blow-pipeËblÉĘpaÉŞpËááááźááśááá(noun)
Imperative and Past Participle form of: Blow 1.á ážá, áááá, áá¸á adjective 1.áááááá, áááááááťá, á ážá, áááá˘ááááááá, ááááááá áá verb 1.ááá, ááśáá, ááááťá, ááśá Example: The wind has blown the clouds away á§ááśá áááá áááááááśááááááááąááá áá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Swollen; inflated; distended; puffed up, as cattle when gorged with green food which develops gas. 2.Out of breath; tired; exhausted. 3.Covered with the eggs and larvae of flies; fly blown. 4.Opened; in blossom or having blossomed, as a flower. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Stale, worthless
` ůE` )Ą]=
BludgeblĘdĘááááśáááá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.(The fat of whales. seals and walruses, used as a source of oil) ááááśáááááá¸ááśáĄáá, áááááá¸áááťááá verb â past tense: blubbered ; past participle: blubbered ; present participle: blubbering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To weep unrestramedly. -blubbered a swollen by weeping) ááá˘áááášáá˘áááá, áááá˝á (ááťááááážáá) / áááĽáááżáá áááť, ááˇááśáááááá, áááááááášáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The fat of whales and other large sea animals from which oil is obtained. It lies immediately under the skin and over the muscular flesh. 2.A large sea nettle or medusa. verb â past tense: blubbered ; past participle: blubbered ; present participle: blubbering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To weep noisily, or so as to disfigure the face; to cry in a childish manner. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To swell or disfigure (the face) with weeping; to wet with tears. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To give vent to (tears) or utter (broken words or cries); -- with forth or out. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A bubble
&
b s [
K MěŰŰ& 1Ąf#+S g
Blue ribbonËblu:ËrÉŞbÉnËáááááźâ Ëáá¸áá(noun)
adjective 1.(having the color of the clear sky, of a blue tinge. gloomy. dismal) blue sky ááá, blue with cold ááááááááááááá blue mood ááááááá˝á, ááááááááźááááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááááááá, á˘áśáá˘áśááśá 3.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá verb â past tense: blued ; past participle: blued ; present participle: bluing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to make or dye blue. -out of the blue suddenly in the face exhausted or speechless) áááážáąáááĄážáááá
[ ç{I[ jĄk #=}
BluebellËblu:belËË ááááźááá(noun)
(adjective). ~ sky áááâ ~ with clodáááááááááá ~ moodáááá˝á,âáááááźááááááśáá blue blood ááźáá˘ááˇááâ one in a blue moon ááááááśáááá ážá navy blue áááááááśá till all is blueáášáááśááááááááááááá á blue funk ááśáááážáâ scream...blue murderáááááááááśáááááśáá do sth till one is blue in the face áááážááśááŹááˇáááá˘áááá¸áááááááśá blue moon shine ááżáááˇááááśáááśáá blue ribbon âááˇááˇááááááśáááááááááááááá blue ruin ááśáááźá ááśá the man in blue âááśááááááááááááśá
(2) (noun)
(noun). áááááá look blueá áˇáááááááá in the bluesááááá blue chip investmentblue chip share / blue chips á ááťááááááˇááááááťááášáááśáááśáááá blue collar worker á áááááâ blue film âááżáá˘áśáá˘áśááśá blue helmet áá˝áááá blue helmet men (troops)ááááá˝áááá, áááááááá˘áááááśááá áááááśááśáᡠblue lawsá áááśáááááááá (á áááśááá áááá¸ááśá
Đ ď
Ň Ďčg _Ąr%-_3
BluestockingËbluËstÉkÉŞĹËáááááźááááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). pl. have the blues áááááźááááááśáá (Jazz) play ~áááááááá˘áááááá˘ááááźá
cĄp 'O qqBlueprintËbluËprÉŞntËáááááź áááá¸á(noun)
(noun). architect's ~ ááááá(á˘áśááśá) ~ for actionáááááśá
(transitive verb).áááážááááá
noun 1.(a photographic reproduction in white on a blue background, any detailed plan make a blueprint of) architect's blueprint ááááá blueprint for action áááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááá˘áˇá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááážááááá Ąo!M
BluenesËblu:nÉsËáááááźâáááá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A plant (Centaurea cyanus) which grows in grain fields. It receives its name from its blue bottle-shaped flowers. 2.A large and troublesome species of blowfly (Musca vomitoria). Its body is steel blue. ,Ąl 3C_BlueberryËblu:brÉŞ;US berÉŞË ááááźáá¸áá¸(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The berry of several species of Vaccinium, an ericaceous genus, differing from the American huckleberries in containing numerous minute seeds instead of ten nutlets. The commonest species are V. Pennsylvanicum and V. vacillans. V. corymbosum is the tall blueberry.
f´eĂ =Ąx#ME ]BluishËbluËÉŞĘËáááááźá˘á¸ááá (adjective)
(transitive verb). ~ the enemy áááááś, ááˇááśááááááááśáá ~ braveryáááážááśááśá
(noun). a poker ~ ááśááááááś, ááśááááááťá He's a ~ áááťááááááááˇááśááááááś calla man's bluffá áśáááááážáááťá á
1.(To mislead one by giving a wrong impression) áááááś, ááááááá, áááááážá, á˘á˝ááááá˝á, ááˇááśáá˘á˝ááááá˝á, bluff the enemy áááážáąááááśááááááśáá Example: The gambler bluffed the others into thinking he had a good hand. noun 1.A high bank or cliff presenting a steep front. ááśááááááś, ááśááááááťá Example: the bluff headlands that rose along the shore, a bluff greeting, That card player was only bluffing, but won anyway, We knew his brave words were only a bluff. He's a bluff áááťááááááááˇááśááááááś 2.(an attempt to mislead in regard to ones real purpose) á áááśááá áá adjective 1.(Frank and hearty in manner) áááśááá, áá¸áááá ááááááśáá
˘ 3M˘ 'Ą{
9
Blunderer"(noun)
noun 1.(to move clumsily. stumble; to make a foolish mistake) ááśááááááá áááĄáááááśáá, áááˇááťá, ááá áťá, ááśáááááááášáááááťá, ááá áťááááááááááśá, ááá áťáá ááááááá verb â past tense: blundered ; past participle: blundered ; present participle: blundering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to do poorly bungle) áááážáááááááááśá, áááážá ááááááá, áááážá˛ááááśáááśááááááá áááĄááŹáááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A gross error or mistake, resulting from carelessness, stupidity, or culpable ignorance. verb â past tense: blundered ; past participle: blundered ; present participle: blundering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To make a gross error or mistake; as, to blunder in writing or preparing a medical prescription. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To move in an awkward, clumsy manner; to flounder and stumble. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To cause to blunder. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To do or treat in a blundering manner; to confuse. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Confusion, disturbance
e ďe Ą}#G#BluntlyËblĘntlÉŞËáááááźáááá¸(adverb)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a blunt manner; coarsely; plainly; abruptly; without delicacy, or the usual forms of civility.
Ą|7?%BluntblĘntááááśááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(without a sharp edge or point, not sharp, dull, having a dull edge or point, slow to perceive) áááááśá, áááááˇá, áááááśáááŹááśáá áťá blunt point áááááˇá, áááááśá, blunt word áááá áá Example: The blunt knife could hardly cut butter. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fencer's foil. 2.A short needle with a strong point. adjective 1.Having a thick edge or point, as an instrument; dull; not sharp. 2.Dull in understanding; slow of discernment; stupid; -- opposed to acute. 3.Abrupt in address; plain; unceremonious; wanting the forms of civility; rough in manners or speech. 4.Hard to impress or penetrate. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To dull the edge or point of, by making it thicker; to make blunt. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To repress or weaken, as any appetite, desire, or power of the mind; to impair the force, keenness, or susceptibility, of; as, to blunt the feelings. Synonyms 1.dull, edgeless, obtuse, pointless, stolid, thick witted 2.abrupt, bluff, brusque, impolite, outspoken, plain, rough, rude, unceremonious Antonyms 1.polished, polite, suave, subtle á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Money
ü Őü UĄ/o
BlurtblÉËtËááááşá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). blurt sth out áááźáááśáá
1.ááˇáá áááśáá, ááááˇáá verb â past tense: blurred ; past participle: blurred ; present participle: blurring ; 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááˇá, ááááˇáááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To smear or dim) áááážáąááááááˇá, ááááĄáśáá, ááááĄáśáááá áážááááááááťááá, áááśá (áááááźá áááááśáááá áážááááááá) 3.(INTRANSITIVE) áĄážáááááˇá, áá ááśááááˇá 4.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśáááááááá (ááˇááááť) 5.áááážá˛áááááááśáá, áááážá˛ááááźá , áááážá˛ááááá˘áá, áááááśááááá, ááśááááááááá¸ááááś, ááśáááááááá 6.á ááááááááážá˛ááááááťáááááááśááŹá˛ááááááśááááśááááˇá, áááážá˛áááĄáá, áážááá˛ááááśáááááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A dim, confused appearance; indistinctness of vision; as, to see things with a blur; it was all blur. 2.That which obscures without effacing; a stain; a blot, as upon paper or other substance. 3.A moral stain or blot. verb â past tense: blurred ; past participle: blurred ; present participle: blurring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To render obscure by making the form or outline of confused and uncertain, as by soiling; to smear; to make indistinct and confused; as, to blur manuscript by handling it while damp; to blur the impression of a woodcut by an excess of ink. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To cause imperfection of vision in; to dim; to darken. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To sully; to stain; to blemish, as reputation.
7 Ăä7 )˘!
;
Blushingly"(adverb)
(noun).ááťááááá á at the first blusháááĄášááážááááááá put to the blusháááážá˘ááá˘áśááá˘áá blushing bonours ááˇááˇááááá˘ááá áśááá
verb â past tense: blushed ; past participle: blushed ; present participle: blushing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to become red in the face from embar rassment, etc., to feel shame or embarrassment) ááááśáááśááááááá á, áááážá˛áááĄážááááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A suffusion of the cheeks or face with red, as from a sense of shame, confusion, or modesty. 2.A red or reddish color; a rosy tint. verb â past tense: blushed ; past participle: blushed ; present participle: blushing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To become suffused with red in the cheeks, as from a sense of shame, modesty, or confusion; to become red from such cause, as the cheeks or face. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To grow red; to have a red or rosy color. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To have a warm and delicate color, as some roses and other flowers. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To suffuse with a blush; to redden; to make roseate. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To express or make known by blushing.
Ť ¸ VŤ [˘ ESBoarbÉË(r)á(á)(noun)
verb â past tense: blustered ; past participle: blustered ; present participle: blustering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (on) (about something) (to say noisily and aggressively. to blow in boisterous gusts) áááááááˇááá, ááá ášáááááśáá, ááááŹááśáááááááşááźáááááśáá, ááá˘ááááá˘áśá, á˘ááá˝á, áááĄááááááˇáááśááááááážáááááś, ááˇááśáááá˘ááááá˘áśá, ááˇááśáá˘á˝á, ááˇááśááááááá ášá, winds bluster áááááááááśáááááśáá, (He's just) blustering ááá˘ááááá˘áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Fitful noise and violence, as of a storm; violent winds; boisterousness. 2.Noisy and violent or threatening talk; noisy and boastful language. verb â past tense: blustered ; past participle: blustered ; present participle: blustering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To blow fitfully with violence and noise, as wind; to be windy and boisterous, as the weather. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To talk with noisy violence; to swagger, as a turbulent or boasting person; to act in a noisy, tumultuous way; to play the bully; to storm; to rage. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To utter, or do, with noisy violence; to force by blustering; to bully. r: #0000ff;"> (Fig.) (áááááááśááá, ááá áááá¸ááááášá) ááááźáááááááá áá, áááśáááááśááááááťá áŚ. áááááśáááááśááááááśááá áááááááááá board and lodging ááśááááá¸ááśááá áťá above board áááśááážáá áá á the Board of Trade ááááá˝áááśááˇáááááááááááááááá˘ááááááá to be on the board âááśáááťááááááśá˘ááááááááááá board of directors áááááááááśááááá˝áááááťááááášááááśááˇááśá advisory board âááááťááá¸áááášááááś editorial board ááááťáááˇáááá free on board (FOB)ááˇáááˇááááá˝ááááááááśááś, áááááááááśááś join the board á áźááááážááśááśáá take sth no board ááááááá˝áááśáááťáááááźá, ááá˝áááááśáá go by board áááˇááááŹááśááá áá
1.(to be a lodger. -across the board everything, totally, all. -go by the board to be destroyed, to be forgotten. -on board on or in a ship, train or vehicle) is boarding (now) ááááťáááááźááąáááááťááááĄážáááˇá noun 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) (board of directors) ááááťááááášááááś, áááááááááśá, ááááťáááá 2.(A long, a table, hence food or diet, a thick paper made by pasting together several layers) ááááśá, áááááá ááááśáá, ááźáááááˇáááťááá (ááááááááá ááááśáá) / ááááśáááááśááááá, áážááááśááá wooden board ááááśá verb â past tense: boarded ; past participle: boarded ; present participle: boarding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (up) (to cover with boards, to supply with meals and lodging for payment, to embark on a ship, airplane, etc) board (up) a door ááśáááááśáááááˇá 2.(board a ship) áĄážáááˇá (ááááá áá, ááśááś, ááááśáá, áááááááážá) 3.(board guests) áąááááá áźáá˘áśá áśááááˇááá 4.(board at a restaurant) ááśááááśááááŹá˘áśááˇááá
J Ď
řJ I˘ 1;-
BoardwalkËbÉËdÉŞĹwÉËkËááá¸áá˘áşá(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá board noun 1.(Boards, the act of covering with boards, coming or going aboard an attack or capture of a ship boarde. -boarding card a card for permit of going aboard. a house where room and meals can be had for pay boarding house, board and lodging) ááśááááˇáááá˘áśá áśááááá áááá, ááśáá˘áááá, ááśáááááśáááááśá, ááááśáááááśá, ááśááááážááááááááááááśááášá, áááááááážááááááááśááášá, áááááá ááááśáá, ááźáááááˇáááťááá (ááááááááá ááááśáá) / áááá (ááááśáááááá˝áááááááˇáá˘áśá áśá) / ááááááááá˝áá˛áááá ááˇááááˇááá, á˘áśááśáá˘áááá, ááˇáááááááťáá˘áśááśáá˘áááá, ááśáá áźáá á, ááśáá˘ááááˇáááááś E˘
'- 1BoarderËbÉËdÉ(r)Ëáááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.á˘ááááá˝ááááááááᡠáááˇáá˘áśá áśááá¸ááá áśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who has food statedly at another's table, or meals and lodgings in his house, for pay, or compensation of any kind. 2.One who boards a ship; one selected to board an enemy's ship. Ś%˘ ˇCoBoardbÉËdáá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. wooden ~ ááááśá, ááááśáááááááśá á˘. ~ of directors ááááťááááášááááś, áááááááááśá áŁ. bed and ~ ááśá, á˘áśá áśá á¤. to sweep the board ááááááá¸ááśááá˘áá (ááááá) (Fig.)ááśáááááááá ážááááááááááááá áĽ. on board áá áážááśááś (áŹááááá áá)â
adjective 1.(Inclinedto brag. boasting. speaking too highly about one lelf, full of self, praise) áááá áźáá áˇáááá˘á˝á, áááááťáááááźááá˘á˝á Example: Sophy was boastful about his strength. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Given to, or full of, boasting; inclined to boast; vaunting; vainglorious; self-praising. p˘)9yBoasterËbÉĘstÉ(r)Ëááźáááş(á)(noun)
(noun). áááťáááá˘á˝á
noun 1.á˘áááááˇááśáá˘á˝á, áááťáááá˘ááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who boasts; a braggart. 2.A stone mason's broad-faced chisel. ˘+EBoastbÉĘstááźááá(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). ~ (about/ of sth) ááˇááśáá˘á˝á, á˘á˝á boast of (his strength)á˘á˝áá˘ááá¸
(transitive verb) (town) boasts (a new school) á˘áá, á˘áż(áášá)
1.(To brag about, to glory in (something), to praise loudly and rashly oneself and one's belongings or actions) boasts (a new school) á˘áá, á˘áż (áášá) Example: Nobody could stand being with Bill because he was always boasting about how great he was. verb â past tense: boasted ; past participle: boasted ; present participle: boasting ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (aboutof something) (to talk with too much pride and satistaction) ááśáááˇááśáá˘á˝ááááá˝á, áááááśáááááááťáááá˘ááá˝á, á˘ááˇááśáá, ááá áááá¸áĄáşááŹáááá˘áşááááá˘áá, He likes to boast á˘á˝á, boast of (his strength) á˘á˝áá˘ááá¸
A ĐŐů2? A z˘%5BoatmanËbÉĘtmÉnËááźáááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Boatmen 1.(a man who rows, sails, or operates boats) á˘áááá ááááźá, á˘ááááááááááśááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Boatmen 1.A man who manages a boat; a rower of a boat. 2.A boat bug. o˘%5
BoatingËbÉĘtÉŞĹËááźááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. (small, motorless) ááźá á˘. (motor launch) ááśááźáâ áŁâ. (ocean going)ááááśáá áŹááśááś á¤. (motorless junk) áááá (Lit.) ááśááˇááśá gravy ~ ááśáááśáááźá ááźá to be in thesame boat áá ááááťáááźáááśáá˝áááááś boat house áááááťáááźá, áááááźáâ in the same boat ááááťáááźááááá˝á, ááááťáááááśáááśáááźá ááááś burn the boatááťáááźá patrol boat ááźáááááśá ârock the boatáááážá˘ááá ááááźáá ááááá, áááážá˘áááááá¸ááááááááááśáááśááá
SYN
in the same boat ááźá ááááś
boat (intransitive verb) (.use. go boating)áááážáááážáááááśáááááśáááźááŹááśááś
noun 1.(motor less) ááźá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááźá, ááśááś 3.(motor less junk) áááá (ááśááˇááśá) 4.(ocean going) ááááśáááŹááśááś 5.(motor launch) ááśááźá verb â past tense: boated ; past participle: boated ; present participle: boating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áášáááśááášáááźááŹááśááś, áážááśááś 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (to blow or sail about in a boat. -in the same boat in the same status or situation. -miss the boat to fail to take advantage of an opportunity, to miss the point. -boat the oars to remove an oar from the water and place athwart ships) ááˇáááźáááá
ę
ýę "˘ #
Bob-whiteËbÉbwaÉŞt(noun)
(noun). ááááááááá
i˘ #)BobbÉbËááá(noun)
(intransitive verb, transitive verb) (pt.,pp. bobbed) (UP and down) ááťááážáá
(noun).a ~ of the head ááśáááťááážáá a fishing ~ áááá˝áâ to bear a bob á áźáááźááááááá˝áááśáá˝á give the bobáááâ bob up ááá áá, á˘ážááá
noun 1.(A bob wig, or short curl of hair, a docked tail, as of a horse, weight on pendulum, etc., any little round thing that hangs loosely at the end of a string or cord, the ball of a short pendulum, a light blow) áááááśáááááśááááá¸, á ááášá, ááśááá˛áááááá¸, áááááá˝á, ááśáá, á áááá, ááśáááááááááááśáá, ááśááášá (áááááťááśá) / ááááśá á, ááśááá áá (ááá áá, ááááśááá áá) / ááááśáá, ááááśáá verb â past tense: bobbed ; past participle: bobbed ; present participle: bobbing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to cut [hair] to hang short of shoulders, to cut short, to knock against, to rap, to angle or fish with a bob) ááśáááąáááááḠ2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (something) (up and down) (bobbed, bobing) (to move with short, to cut (hair) short) ááťááážáá ˘ )AC
BoattrainËbÉĘttreÉŞnËááźáááááá(noun)
noun 1.(a cylinder for holding thread, etc., reel, spool, round tape or narrow baid, of wire for an electromagnet, a small bar and string for raising doorbatch) á áťáá˘áááá, áááááśááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small pin, or cylinder, formerly of bone, now most commonly of wood, used in the making of pillow lace. Each thread is wound on a separate bobbin which hangs down holding the thread at a slight tension. 2.A spool or reel of various material and construction, with a head at one or both ends, and sometimes with a hole bored through its length by which it may be placed on a spindle or pivot. It is used to hold yarn or thread, as in spinning or warping machines, looms, sewing machines, etc. 3.The little rounded piece of wood, at the end of a latch string, which is pulled to raise the latch. 4.A fine cord or narrow braid. 5.A cylindrical or spool-shaped coil or insulated wire, usually containing a core of soft iron which becomes magnetic when the wire is traversed by an electrical current.
Ë ý :xYLË }˘. #;AoBodilessËbÉdÉŞlesËáááá¸áĄáá(adjective)
(adjective). á˘ááááśáááźáááśá
adjective 1.ááááśáááśáááśá, ááááśáááźáááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having no body. 2.Without material form; incorporeal. ˘-'5A
BodikinËbÉdÉŞkÉŞĹËáááˇáá¸á(noun)
noun 1.á˘áśááááááśáá, á˘áśáááááťááááááááááááááááá¸, á˘áśááááá¸áááá¸, á˘áśáááźááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A kind of under waist stiffened with whalebone, etc., worn esp. by women; a corset; stays. 2.A close-fitting outer waist or vest forming the upper part of a woman's dress, or a portion of it. >˘*%C!
BodegabÉËdiËgÉááźáá¸á áááá(noun)
(noun). ááźááááááááś
?˘) EBodebÉudááźá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. á˘áááááááááźá, á˘áááááááś bodeno good ááśáááááááźáááˇáááᢠá˘.
IDIOM
bode' well / 'ill (for sb/sth)áááááááśáááááśááˇáááá˘á ááááá˘áááááśááááśáááŹá˘ááá¸áá˝á
verb â past tense: boded ; past participle: boded ; present participle: boding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To be an omen of, to be a sign of, to foretell) áąáááááááś, áąááá áááťááśááˇááááá˝á, á˛áááááááááźá, ááśá Example: His laziness boded for his future at school. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An omen; a foreshadowing. 2.A bid; an offer. 3.A stop; a halting; delay. verb â past tense: boded ; past participle: boded ; present participle: boding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To indicate by signs, as future events; to be the omen of; to portend to presage; to foreshow. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To foreshow something; to augur. 1.Bid or bidden. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Abode 2.A messenger, a herald ˘(-ABodbÉdáá(noun)
(noun). áááťááá (ááááťá)
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá Biochemical Oxygen Demand,
Ń A AEeöôű˝ Ń h˘8'+_E
Body snatcher-ËsnĂŚtĘÉ(r)ááááḠËáááááá(á)(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááˇááśá \˘2!IY
Body count-kaĘntáááááˇááááá(noun)
(noun).á ááá˝ááá
x˘1)-[e
Body corporate-ËkÉËpÉreÉŞtËááááḠááźááźáááş(noun)
(noun).ááśáá¸ááááá
Ľt˘0 )ş7BodyËbÉdÉŞËáááá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄ. beautiful ~ áááá˝áâ(Lit.) ááśá, ááśáááśáááááśá, ááá¸áá (Roy.) ááááááśá á˘. short ~ but long legs áááááá˝áâ dead body áá car ~ áá˝ body of water âáášááŹáááťááá áŁ. ááááťááá˝áá áááźáâgoverning ~ ááá á¤. ááťáááá body and soul ááśááááśáá áˇáááâ the servants left in a body á˘ááááááážá˘áááá ááśááááááťá heavenly bodies áá˝áá áááźáááśááśááááťáááááááá in a body ááśáááá˝á busy body
(adjective). ááááśáááśá
adjective 1.(of, in, by, or to the body) ááááśáááśá Example: The tornado picked him up bodily and threw him against the wall. 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having a body or material form; physical; corporeal; consisting of matter. 2.Real; actual; put in execution. 3.Of or pertaining to the body, in distinction from the mind. adverb 1.Corporeally; in bodily form; united with a body or matter; in the body. 2.In respect to, or so as to affect, the entire body or mass; entirely; all at once; completely; as, to carry away bodily. âLeapt bodily below.â Synonyms 1.animal, base, carnal, corporeal, fleshly, gross, lustful, sensual, spiritual, temperate an> áááťááááááááśáááśáááááá ááážá, áááťááááááááˇááśááá¸ááá ááážá
body language (noun). ááśááśááśáááááááážááśáááˇááśá
body louse (noun). á ááááá˝á, á˘áááááśáááťááááááááś
body-odour (noun). ááááˇááááá˝á (ááˇáááśááááźááášá)â ~ of a carááááááááá ááááááááááśá
body politic (noun). ááááááááśá
body shirt (noun). á˘áśááááá¸áášáááśá
body shop (noun). áááááááá˝áááťááá˝áĄáśá
body snatcher (noun). á˘ááááá˝á áááá¸ááááźá
body stocking (noun). áááááááááśáááášááááááá˝á
1.(ááśááááá) ááááááśá noun â Plural: Bodies 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá˝á, ááśáááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áá 3.(The whole physical substance of a person or animal, living or dead, the main portion of a person or legs, a person, a solid substance, consistency of a liquid) áááá˝á, ááśáááśá, áá˝á˘ááááááťááá, ááśá, ááá¸áá Example: My body. Distress of the body, Body and soul, Bury the bodies.short body, but long legs ááááááźá, dead body áá, heavenly bodies áá˝áááááśáááááťáááááááá, car body áá˝, body of water áášááŹáááťááá, body and soul ááśááááśááášáá áˇááá, governing body ááá, body servant á˘áááááááážáááá áśááááá˝á Example: The body of the deal man was taken to the morgue. 4.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááśá, á˘ááá, ááááťá, ááśááá
ý ľ ľ
/ IdF,% ˘D
)BoggyËbÉgÉŞ(adjective)
adjective 1.áááááááááśáá, áááááśáášá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Consisting of, or containing, a bog or bogs; of the nature of a bog; swampy; as, boggy land. ˘C;=
BoggleËbÉglËáááá ááá(intransitive verb)
(noun). ááááˇááááá˝á (ááˇáááśááááźááášá)â ~ of a carááááááááá ááááááááááśá
adjective 1.ááááááááááááśá, ááá˘ááá¸ááááááˇáááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A liquor made of rum and molasses. adjective 1.Spurious; fictitious; sham; -- a cant term originally applied to counterfeit coin, and hence denoting anything counterfeit. =˘E!53
BogieËbÉĘgÉŞËááźá ááá¸(noun)
1.áááážáááťá (áášá) 2.(FIGURATIVE) (He's) boiling ááá, ááááá, (pots) boil over ááťáá áá, (tempers) boil over á áááĄá, boil down (to syrup) ááááśáá 3.á ááśá á 4.á áááśáááážááááá˝á (ááááááááśá) noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááźááááááˇá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá 3.(A local inflammation of the skin, a round a hair follicle) ááźááááááˇá Example: Boilermaker, etc. verb â past tense: boiled ; past participle: boiled ; present participle: boiling ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to bubble up and to give off vapor so fast that the surface bubbles, to cause a liquid to boil by heating it, to cook by boiling, to be stirred up as if boiling, to be agitated by the action of heat) ááśááášá, ááááá, áááážá˛ááááťá, á áá˘áˇááášá, (water) is boiling ááťá, ááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (-boil down to shorten, to reduce) boil water ááśá (áąááááťá) Example: The water is boiling, The milk is boiling over, Boil the water, Boil the potatoes; boiled potatoes, He boiled with rage.boil eggs ááááá, boil a liquid down ááááśáá
h @
fch w˘M/#/
Bolas (also bola)ËbÉĘlÉsËáááĄášá(noun)
noun 1.(A large closed metal vessel in which steam is produced for heating buildings, a driving engines, a tank for heating and storing hot water, a vessel in which things are boiled) ááááśáááŹáááááááááśááááśááášááąááááśáá áá áśáááááśáááážáááá¸ááá áá áśááááážááááśáá, ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who boils. 2.A vessel in which any thing is boiled. 3.A strong metallic vessel, usually of wrought iron plates riveted together, or a composite structure variously formed, in which steam is generated for driving engines, or for heating, cooking, or other purposes. 4.A sunken reef; esp., a coral reef on which the sea breaks heavily.
T T ?˘O%;/BoldlyËbÉĘldlÉŞËááźááááá¸(adverb)
(adverb). áááśáááááśá áśá
adverb 1.áááśáá˘ááá˘áśá , áááá˘ááá˘áśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a bold manner. e˘N+o1BoldbÉĘldááźááá(adjective)
(adjective). (-er, -est) ~ plan áááááťá ~ adventurer á˘ááá˘áśá ááááśá áśá ~ servant áĽááááááážá ~ printááááśáá, ááˇáááááśá (áááááśáá), be/ make so bold (as to do sth) á ááśááááážá˘áá¸áá˝á make bold to á ááśá make bold withááááááá áś bold typesáá˝á˘ááááááťáááááá as bold as brass
adjective 1.(Daring, tearless, impudent, courteous, clear, striking, impudent, rude) áááá˘ááá˘áśá , áááá ááśáááá, ááááááá ážáááá, áááááááážá, áááááááśáááážá, áááááá˝ááááśáááá Example: A bold leader, Bold words, A bold young woman, bold design, to have bold ideas, Bold type.bold plan ááááááááťá, bold adventurer áááá˘ááá˘áśá ááááśá áśá bold servant ááááĽááááááážá, bold print áááááááśáá, áááááˇáááááśá (áááááśáá) Example: The four bold men stormed the machine gun and captured it. 2.(áá áá ááááá) á ááśá, á áááśááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Forward to meet danger; venturesome; daring; not timorous or shrinking from risk; brave; courageous. 2.Exhibiting or requiring spirit and contempt of danger; planned with courage; daring; vigorous. 3.In a bad sense, too forward; taking undue liberties; over assuming or confident; lacking proper modesty or restraint; rude; impudent. 4.Somewhat overstepping usual bounds, or conventional rules, as in art, literature, etc.; taking liberties in composition or expression; as, the figures of an author are bold. 5.Standing prominently out to view; markedly conspicuous; striking the eye; in high relief. 6.Steep; abrupt; prominent. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make bold or daring. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To be or become bold. Synonyms 1.adventures, audacious, brave, courageous, daring, dauntless, fearless, intrepid 2.brazen, forward, pushy, rude, abrupt, conspicuous, prominent, striking Antonyms 1.cow
ś ú
ńt|şlŔĺ ]˘Z!-Y9
BolshevistËbÉĘlĘevÉŞstËááźáááá áˇááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.áááá (áááááśá) 2.áááááá˝áááśáááááśáá, ááááśááááááśáááááá (áááááśáááááááá) 3.áĄáťá (áááá˘ááááźá ) 4.áááááááááśááá (áááážáááááááśááť) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A Scotch measure, formerly in use: for wheat and beans it contained four Winchester bushels; for oats, barley, and potatoes, six bushels. A boll of meal is 140 lbs. avoirdupois. Also, a measure for salt of two bushels. 2.The pod or capsule of a plant, as of flax or cotton; a pericarp of a globular form. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To form a boll or seed vessel; to go to seed. (˘S+
BolkbÉlkááááá(verb)
noun 1.ááśáá˘ááááááśá, ááá áááá¸á˘ááá˘áśá , ááśáá ááśáááá, ááá áááá¸áááá ážá, ááśááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state or quality of being bold. Synonyms 1.effrontery, audacity, fearlessness, hardihood, temerity Antonyms 1.circumspection, fearfulness, weakness
n V˘]++WBoltbÉĘltááźááá(noun)
(noun). draw the ~ áááťá (ááááśá) machine ~ áááźáĄáťá ~ of clotháááźá, áááťá (ááááá)â bolt of lightning ááááááááááá make a bolt (for freedom) ááááťáááááá abolt from the blue ááżááááááˇáááśáááśá sit bolt upright á˘ááááťáá˘ááááááááááá˝á
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ the doorááśáááááťá ~ it to the floor ááááśáááášááĄáááḠá˘. ááá (á˘áśá áśá) áááśááááááśáááŹáááśáááááśá áŁ. ááááá (áááááá), ááá˘ážáááááá bolt one'sm foodááá¸ááááááźá ááááśááááá
noun 1.(a sliding bar for locking a door window, etc., part of a lock which engages with the keeper, metal pin with a head at one end and screw threads at the other to receive a nut, a roll of cloth) ááááá˝ááá ˘\+G;BolsterËbÉĘlstÉ(r)Ëááźá ááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A sustained attack with guns, bombs, etc) ááśááááááśááááááśááááá Example: The city was bombarded from land and air, The boys bombarded the roof with pebbles The scientist was bombarded with questions after his lecture. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááśááááááśááááá, ááśáááśááááááá l˘`!/Kc
BombardierËbÉmbÉËdÉŞ(r)Ëáááááš Ëáá(á)(noun)
SEE: Bombardo verb â past tense: bombarded ; past participle: bombarded ; present participle: bombarding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody / something (with something) (to attack with artillery or bombs; to bit repeatedly; to press, to assail, to beset) áááááśááâááááśááâááá áŹááśááâáášáâááśááááážáâáá, ááśáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá áśááááááááśááááááá áŹááááśááááá, ááśááááááá, áááááááśáá, áááááśááááááśááááá w˘^ SBombbÉmáá(noun)
(noun). ááááśááááá incendiary bomb ááááśááááááááážá demolition bomb ááááśáááááááááá gas bomb ááááśáááááá§áááááááťá like a bombáááśááááááá, áááśáááżá A bombááááśááááááááˇááśááź nuclear bombááááśáááááááťáááááá˘ááá
bomb bay (noun).ááááááááááśááááááśááááá (ááááá áá)
noun 1.(a container filled with an explosive, which may be set off by a time fuse, or by the force with which it strikes) ááááśááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśááááá, ááśááááá áśááááááááśááááá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to attack or destroy with bombs. -like a bomb with great success) áááááśááááááśááááá
D ÁňŐ 5 D m˘h %;
BombsightËbÉmbsaÉŞtËááááśááá(noun)
adjective 1.áááááááášááááááśááááááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A structure which heavy shot and shell will not penetrate. adjective 1.Secure against the explosive force of bombs. @˘e%3E{BomberËbÉmbÉ(r)Ëááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(pompous, highsounding talk or language, padding) ááśáááááááááá áśá, ááśááááááážá, ááśááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Originally, cotton, or cotton wool. 2.Cotton, or any soft, fibrous material, used as stuffing for garments; stuffing; padding. 3.(FIGURATIVE) High-sounding words; an inflated style; language above the dignity of the occasion; fustian. adjective 1.High-sounding; inflated; big without meaning; magniloquent; bombastic. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To swell or fill out; to pad; to inflate.
F r m˘p%A}
BondageËbÉndÉŞdĘËááááá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(Slavery, subjection to some force or influence, servitude) ááśáá áśáááááá˝á, ááśáááśá, ááśáááťáááááťáá˘áááśá áá, áááááśá (ááśáááśááááˇá, ááśá˘ááááááááž, ááśáááźá áŻáááśáááááśááˇ, ááśáá áááťááá) / ááśááááááˇá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state of being bound; condition of being under restraint; restraint of personal liberty by compulsion; involuntary servitude; slavery; captivity. adjective 1.Obligation; tie of duty. 2.Villenage; tenure of land on condition of doing the meanest services for the owner. ˘?˘o/§ 3BondËbÉndËááááá(noun)
noun 1.áááťááááá¸áááśáááśááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A good fellow; a jovial companion; a free liver. ááááááśáááááá treasury bond áááááááááśááśá pay a ~ááááśáááááááśááś cash his ~ááááááááááśááˇááśá to take out of bondáá(ááááˇá) á áááá¸ááááśáá (ááááááááááááááááá˝á ) in bondsááááĽááááá¸ááśá, ááááĽááááá¸ááśá, áááááśááááťááŹááśááááśááááťááá
(transitive verb). áĄ. A ~ and B (together); ~ A to B; á áááááśáá á˘â. ~ (sb) (with sb)ááááážáááááśáááááá ~ goodsáááááááśááááśááś ~ moleculesáááážá˘ááá áźáááááś bond of unionááśááááá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá á bonds of affectionááśáááááááááááááźáá áˇááá government bonds ááááááááááśááˇááśá municipal bond (local authority bond) áááááśáááááááááťá(áááááśáááááá˘áśááááśááááźáááááśá)
noun 1.Anything that binds, fastens, or unites, the means by which atoms or groups of atoms are combined in molecules; a written agreement to pay out a certain amount of money, if the person covered by the agreement fails to carry out his duties properly, a áááááááá, á˘ááťááááááá, á ááá, ááśáááśááááááťáá˘áááśá , ááˇá áá áááááś, pl. break one's á ááá, á á, a sympathetic bond á ááá, legal bond ááááťáááááśááś, pay a bond ááááśáááááááśááś, cash his bond ááááááááááśááˇááśá Example: The prisoner was unable to escape the bond on his wrists. 2.(á áááśáá) ááááá, áĽááááááááááá Example: A certificate or evidence of a debt on which the issuing company or governmental body promises to pay the bond holders a specified amount of interest for a specified length of time, and to repay the load on the expiration date. á§ááśá áááá ááˇááááśáááááá áááá áááŻáááśáááááŹá˘áááááśááááááśááˇááśááááá áááŻáááśáááááááááśááśáášááááááźáá˘áááááśááááááśááááááááâááźáááśáááááśááááá˝áá ááá˝áááśááááááâááááťáááááááááśáááááááá˝á á ážááááášáááááááśááááá á¸ááśááá˘áááá áááááśá áá˘áśááááᡠá 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťáááááśááśááááááśáá, áááááááá á¸ááááśáá, áááááśááááá (áááááááá˝áááááśááááááťá)
Ô o
0ľă N˘v 'A;
Bone-idlebÉĘnËaÉŞdlááźáËá˘áśááá(adjective)
(noun). chiken ~ ááá˘ášá (lit.) á˘áˇááá make no bonesááśááááááśá, ááá˘áśááááśá a bone of contention âááááááááááśááśááżááá âa bone of pick ááśáááżááááááááźáááˇááśáááśáá˝á
IDIOM
make no bones aboutááśááááťááśáá, ááśááá áá
IDIOM
have bone to pick ááśáááááášáááááá
(transitive verb). ~ a chicken ááááá˘ášáá áá(á˘áááá ááááśá á)
IDIOM
bone up on ááááĄážáááˇá
bone china (noun). áááááşáĄáá(áááážáááá¸áá¸áĽáááá˘áááťáááá˘ášá)
noun 1.(Any of the pieces of hard tissue composing the skeleton. one of the separate pieces of the skeleton) ááá˘ášá, áááááťá, ááááťá chicken bone ááá˘ášá (á˘ááááˇ) 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśáá áŹá áśáááśá áááśááźáááááśá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááá˘ášá ;˘s!)SO;BondswomanËbÉnswĘmĂŚnËááááááááźááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Bondmen 1.(a male slave, a male bound to service without wages) á˘áááááááážááááťá, ááśáááááááťá, áááááśááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Bondmen 1.A man slave, or one bound to service without wages. 2.A villain, or tenant in villenage. (˘q!5 BondedËbÉndÉŞdËááááá¸á(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: bond adjective 1.(subject to a bopd, placed in a bond) áááááśááśááááááááááśááááśááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááááťáááááá, áááááááźáááśááśááááááááśááááá
Ž ě-
8 Q
c wšŽ ˘~#A7
BonmotbÉnËmÉĘááËáááźááá(noun)
(noun). (pl. bonsmots) ááśáááˇááśáááááááśáááá ážáááááááá
noun 1.(a large fire built out of doors, as for burning leaves, a celebration, etc) ááááááááážá, á˘áááá¸ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A large fire built in the open air, as an expression of public joy and exultation, or for amusement. q˘y'9
BonerËbÉĘnÉ(r)Ëááźáááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A flat, brimless cap, a metal covering for women and children, with ribbons or stqpgs which tie under the chin) áá˝ááááááśá (áááá¸á) / áá˝áááśááˇá, áá˝áááśáá, áááááááááśááááááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) á˘áááá áźáááááááťáááśáááááá, á˘áááááááááˇá, á˘áááá áźáááááááťááááááážááááááá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááśáááá˝á, ááśááá˝áá˛áááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A headdress for men and boys; a cap. 2.A soft, elastic, very durable cap, made of thick, seamless woolen stuff, and worn by men in Scotland. 3.A covering for the head, worn by women, usually protecting more or less the back and sides of the head, but no part of the forehead. The shape of the bonnet varies greatly at different times; formerly the front part projected, and spread outward, like the mouth of a funnel. 4.Anything resembling a bonnet in shape or use 5.A small defense work at a salient angle; or a part of a parapet elevated to screen the other part from enfilade fire. 6.A metallic canopy, or projection, over an opening, as a fireplace, or a cowl or hood to increase the draught of a chimney, etc. 7.A frame of wire netting over a locomotive chimney, to prevent escape of sparks. 8.A roofing over the cage of a mine, to protect its occupants from objects falling down the shaft. 9.In pumps, a metal covering for the openings in the valve chambers. 10.An additional piece of canvas laced to the foot of a jib or foresail in moderate winds. 11.The second stomach of a ruminating animal. 12.An accomplice of a gambler, auctioneer, etc., who entices others to bet or to bid; a decoy. 13.The metal cover or shield over the motor. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To take off the bonnet or cap as a mark of respect; to uncover.
cÚ NŁ1_BonzebÉnzáááá áá(noun)
(noun). ááááááá
noun 1.áááááááá, á˘ááááá˝á, á˘áááááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A Buddhist or Fohist priest, monk, or nun. Ł!!kyBonyËbÉĘnÉŞËbÉĘnÉŞ(adjective)
noun â Plural: Bonuses 1.(Something extra, a sum paid in addition to what is usual or due, a dividend paid to insurance policyholders) ááááśáááááááááážááášáá áˇááá, áááááá áááśá, á áááá Example: A New Year bonus; a soldiers bonus. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáááááááá, á˘áááá, áááááśáá adjective 1.áááá¸áĄ, áááááśááááááĄ, áááááááá Example: The company will pay a bonus to all employees willing to work at night.
7
˝ ´äe7 *Ł 5;q
BoogieËbu:gÉŞ;US ËbĘgÉŞËáááźááááˇ(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááťá áá ááˇá 2.ááťááááááááááśá, ááááśááááááźá verb â past tense: boodled ; past participle: boodled ; present participle: boodling ; 3rd person singular present boodles 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The whole collection or lot; caboodle. 2.Money given in payment for votes or political influence; bribe money; swag. KŁ
Bood"(intransitive verb)
noun â Plural: Boobies 1.(A tropical, diving sea bird of the genus Sula, a stupid person) áááťááááááá¸ááááž, áááťááááááá˝á, áááťáááááˇááá ááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Boobies 1.A dunce; a stupid fellow. 2.A swimming bird (Sula fiber or S. sula) related to the common gannet, and found in the West Indies, nesting on the bare rocks. It is so called on account of its apparent stupidity. The name is also sometimes applied to other species of gannets; as, S. piscator, the red-footed booby. 3.A species of penguin of the antarctic seas. adjective 1.Having the characteristics of a booby; stupid. Ł%a
Boobbu:báááźá(noun)
tyle="color: #0000ff;">phone book ááááá ááźáááááá purchase book ááááá¸ááˇáááááˇá bank bookááááá áááážáááááśáááá áááśááśá cheque book ááááá ááźááááááśáááááá bring sb to book âááśáááśá á˘ááááśáááśáááááááá áááťáááá¸ááááśááááśáá by the book âááááá ááśááááááśáááá áááśáááááśááááşááááśáá throw the book at sbáááááśá áŹáááážááááášááááááááśááááśáá speak like a book âááˇááśáááźá áááá˝á take a leaf out of a person sbáááážááźá áááááśáááˇáááťá in the books ofáá˝áááááááśááááḠin the black books at ááˇáá áźáá áˇááá
IDIOM
make bookáááážáááááááááááśáá
IDIOM
go by the bookáááážáá ááśááááááá˝á
(2) (verb)
(verb).ᥠ~ a criminal á áťááááááááááťáááááḠá˘. (a) ~ sth (up) ááˇá (ááááťááá...) ááťá, áááááťá (áááááá...) (b) ~ sb on sth áááááśááťáááááťááá Ꮰááááááááááśááá˘áááááśáááááśáá (áážááááá áá...) áŁ.book in á áťááááááá áźáááááťáááááḠ(áááááśááśá, á˘áśááśáááśáááááśá) book sb inááááááááááŹááťáááááááá˘ááááááśááááśáá
noun â Plural: books 1.(a number of sheets of paper, etc. bound together, a literary composition written or printed, volume, tome, writing, opus) interesting book ááááá , book of tickets ááťá Example: The library at the university contains hundreds of thousands of books. 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááááá , ááááá¸, áááááá áááťá áˇáááááááááť verb â past tense: booked ; past participle: booked ; present participle: booking ; 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááááťá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (up) (to enter, write, or register in a book; to obtain business order, to engage, to reserve. -by the book according to correct form, in the usual. -close the books to settle accounts. -like a book completely thoroughly) ááˇáááááťáááááťáááśááťá, book a criminal ááááťáááááá¸
j¨÷
uŁ#/__
BookbinderyËbĘkbaÉŞndÉrÉŞËáááťáááśáááááşáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááááááťááá ENGLISH MEANING 1.An office where passengers, baggage, etc., are registered for conveyance, as by railway or steamship. 2.An office where passage tickets are sold. Ł!7ieBookingËbĘkÉŞĹáááťááá¸á(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá book noun 1.(á áááśáá) áá áˇáá á áťáâááááťáááááḠExample: Administrative step taken after the arrested person is brought to the police station, which involves entry of the person's name, the crime for which the arrest was made, and other relevant facts on the police records, and which may also include photographing, fingerprinting, and the like. á§ááśá áááá ááˇááśáááśááááááááááááááśááááá áśáááĄážááááááśáááá¸ááááááźáá áśáááááá˝áááááźáááśáááááááśáá¸ááááźáá¸á á ááˇááśáááśááááááááśáááášááášáááśáá áťááááááááááá, áááááážááááá áááááááááááśááźáá áááťááááśáá áśáááááá˝á, ááˇáâá áááťááśáááááááááááááááśáááááášááááááážáááá (áá ááááťáááááá áááááááśáááááááźáá¸á) á ážáá˘áśá ááśááááá áźááááááááźáááźáááááśáááááˇáááááśáááááśáááááˇáá˘ááá¸áááááááááááááááááááśááá á 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááśáááˇááááááťá mŁ
K
Booker"(noun)
noun 1.(a set of cabinets or shelves for holding books) ááźááśááááááá , áááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A case with shelves for holding books, esp. one with glazed doors. Ł#-Y9BookbindingËbĘkbaÉŞndÉŞĹËáááťáááśááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááááááááá
noun 1.(the process, art, trade, or business of binding books) ááśááááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The art, process, or business of binding books.
ç
ă
řŔź- Ł" %A I
BookwormËbĘkwÉËmËáááťááááşá(noun)
(noun). infeated with bookworm ááááááá˘áˇááááááśáááá¸ááááá He's a bookwormâ áááťááááááá áźáá áˇááááážáááááá
noun 1.(a stall for retailing books) áááááśááśá, ááźááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A stall or stand where books are sold. Ł #S
BookshelfËbĘkĘelfËáááťááááá ááá(noun)
a boom companionááˇááááááá áźáá áˇáááááááážáááá¸áááááśá
noun 1.(a blessing, a favor, a gift) áááááááá, ááááá, á˘ááťááááá, ááá áááá¸ááśáá, á§áááśááá áá áˇ, á˘ááážááá˘, áááťá, ááťááááááááá adjective 1.Cheerful and generous, kind, convivial, merry, gay. ááááááááśá, ááááá¸áááśáááśááááááś, áááááááášáááááżáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A prayer or petition. 2.That which is asked or granted as a benefit or favor; a gift; a benefaction; a grant; a present. 3.Good; prosperous; as, boon voyage. 4.Kind; bountiful; benign. 5.Gay; merry; jovial; convivial. 6.The woody portion flax, which is separated from the fiber as refuse matter by retting, braking, and scutching. vŁ% )G
BoomerangËbĘ:mÉrĂŚĹËáááźáááşááá(noun)
adjective 1.(of or like a boor, rude) áááááťáááá áˇáááááááśááááááśáááááááśááá˝áááá , ááááááááá, áááá áááĄááááá, ááááááááááááśá, ááááááááááááááá, áááááˇááá, áááááááśáááśáá˘áááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Like a boor; clownish; uncultured; unmannerly. xŁ*!#5BoorËbĘÉ(r)ááź(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A rude, person with bad manners) áááťáááááááá, áááťááááááááááá˝áááááťá, á˘ááááááá, áááťáááá áááĄááááá (ááˇááášáááťáááááźá) / áááťááááááááá Example: Don't be such a boor. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A husbandman; a peasant; a rustic; esp. a clownish or unrefined countryman. 2.A Dutch, German, or Russian peasant; esp. a Dutch colonist in South Africa, Guiana, etc.: a boer. 3.A rude ill-bred person; one who is clownish in manners. Synonyms 1.boob, bumpkin, lout, peasant, rustic, yokel DŁ)#
o
Boondoggler"(noun)
noun 1.(A person or thing that boosts, the first stage of a multistage rocket. -booster dose, booster shot a dose of an immunizing agent given to maintain or review the effect of the previous one) booster of the project á˘áááááśáááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśáá áśáááááááśááááááááá 3.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) ááááżáááááážáá ááááá˘áááá¸ááḠ4.(AERONAUTICS) áááťááááááśá, ááśááááá˝á ááśá cŁ.1Boostbu:stáááźááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.ááśááážáááááážá, ááśáááááážá verb â past tense: boosted ; past participle: boosted ; present participle: boosting ; 1.áážáááááážá, áážááááá˝á 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To urge others to support, to lift by pushing up from underneath, to increase the output or power of amachine) boost him up ááťá (áá ááž) / boost a cause áá˝ááážáááá˝á, áá˝ááááááááááá, boost price áááĄážá RŁ-#-SYYBoorishnessËbĘÉrÉŞĘnÉŞsËáááźáá¸ááá áá¸á(noun)
(noun). ᥠleather ~ ááááááážááááá á˘. (US trunk) ááááááááśáááĽáááśááááááťááááááá áŁ. ááśáááśáá give the ball a boot ááśááááśáá (Sl.) go the bootááááźááááááááááááá˘áááááážááśá (Coll.) toboor áá
(transitive verb). ᥠ~ the ball ááśáá ~ soldiers áááááááááááážáá˘áá boot sb out ááááááá˘áááááśáááááśááá áááá¸ááśáááśá give sb/get the bootáááááá, ááááźááááááá á áááá¸ááśáááśá theboot is on the other foot ááááśáááśáááááááźáááááááááĄáśáá á˘. ááááťá program â(áááááááááááážáááśá...) á áźáááááťá memory ááááááťáááááźááá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) To boot áá 2.(SLANG) Got the boot ááááźááááááááááá¸ááśáááśá noun 1.(a protective covering of lealther, or rubber for the foot and part of the leg) leather boot ááááááážááááá, auto boot ááááááááśááá˘á¸áááśááááááťááááááá, give the ball a boot ááśááááśáá
ű ° ű Ł8 / Y5BootyËbu:tÉŞËáááźáá¸(noun)
(noun). ~ of war ááááááááśááá¸áááááźá (Lit.) á˘á áááˇááááááá smuggled ~ááááááááááá
noun 1.(Spoils of war, by robbers. bandits, Pirates A, etc.; supplies, arms, treasure taken from an enemy in time of war Prize orgain) áááááťáááá˘ááááśááŹáááááźááááááááśá, booty of war ááááááááśááá¸áááááźá (á˘á áááˇááááááá) / smuggled booty ááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which is seized by violence or obtained by robbery, especially collective spoil taken in war; plunder; pillage. _Ł7 !;I -BootlessËbu:tlÉŞsËáááźááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(useless) áááááááśáááśáááá˝áááá˘ááá¸, áááááááśááááááááá, áááááááśáááááááážá, áááááááśáááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Unavailing; unprofitable; useless; without advantage or success. ~Ł6!)W
BootleggerËbu:tlegÉ(r)ËáááźááĄáá áááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A stall compartment. a temporary structure of boards or other materials, a small restaurant compartment) áááá, áááááážááźá , ááááťáááááá Example: A telephone booth; a voting booth. market booth ááśá (ááśáááááá˘á¸áááśáá) / telephone booth ááźá, voting booth áááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááźá Example: Polling booth or voting booth á§ááśá áááá áááááááááááááá
Z
ę Ńŕ KZ ŁXŁ@)-˝3?BorderËbÉËdÉl(r)Ëáááş(á)(noun)
(noun).ᥠ~ of a country ááááááá, áááááááááá (Lit.) áááááá¸ááś on the borders of the country ááśáááá sea border ááááááááááťááá ¸<Ł?#)9
BordelËbÉËdÉlËááĄášá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááťáááááśáááŹá˘ááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The state of being bored, or pestered; a state of ennui. 2.The realm of bores; bores, collectively. nŁB -BorebÉË(r)á(á)(noun)
(noun). He's a ~áááťáááááááááážá˘ááááťáááááśáá study is a ~á˘ááá¸áááááááážá˘ááááťáááááśáá bored to death ááˇááśáá áˇáááááááśáá
Past form of: Bear verb â past tense: bored ; past participle: bored ; present participle: boring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to make a circular hole by twisting a boring toot with a cutting edge, to make [a tunnel. hole, etc.] by, or as by drilling) áá˝á, á áááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (to make weary) áááážáąááááťáááááśáááŹá˘ááááťá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááážá˘ááááťáááááśáá, áááážá˘ááááˇáááá˘áá cŁA!+A_
BorderlineËbÉËdÉlaÉŞnËáááşáĄáśááá(noun)
(noun). ~ between two countries áááááááááśáážááááááá
IDIOM
on the borderline ááˇáá áááśááááśááśáááśááááśá
(adjective). ~ town áá áážááááááááááá ~ case ááˇááśááášááášáááááááááśááťá
h ~˙h ŁF CEBornebÉËnááźá(noun)
(noun). (pp. of bear) to be borne in mind áášáááááźáá áá ááśááá áˇáááááťáááśáá borne in upon ááśááá áˇáááááśáááááážá
noun 1.ááááááááśáĄáťááááááśááááááśááááá˘ááááśáááźááá á ááááááśá adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING 1.Carried; conveyed; supported; defrayed. {ŁEiwBornbÉËnáá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. to be born áážá, áááááźá á˘. a ~ artist áá¸áááážá in all my born days á áśááááśáááá¸áážááá born before one's time ááśáááááˇáááááášá áĄ. á á˝áááá, ááááˇáá áśááááááˇá á˘.born fooláááááááśáááá¸áááážá
born-a' gain (adjective). áááá áśáááááážáááááááá
adjective 1.(brought into life, natural. -born yesterday inexperienced natural, brought into life) born in 1968 ááááážá, a born artist ááááá¸áááážá ~ŁD%%!)BoringËbÉËrÉŞĹááá¸á(adjective)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá bore adjective â comparative: more boring ; superative most boring 1.ááááá˝áá˛ááá˘ááááťá áŹááťáááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or process of one who, or that which, bores; as, the boring of cannon; the boring of piles and ship timbers by certain marine mollusks. 2.A hole made by boring. 3.The chips or fragments made by boring.
ş
W
G ş TŁM!;W
BorstalËbÉËstlËááááááá(noun)
1.~ (something) (from somebody something) (to get something to use for a while with the understanding that it must be returned, to obtain on loan or trust) ááá ḠExample: Our neighbor borrowed my lawn mower. Example: You are allowed to borrow two books a week from the library, Many English words are borrowed from the French.borrow words ááááááááž 2.(MATHEMATIC) Borrow one ááááśááťá verb â past tense: borrowed ; past participle: borrowed ; present participle: borrowing ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááá á¸, ááťá aŁI 5w
BoroughtËbĘrÉtËááśááááş(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A nonmetallic element occurring abundantly in borax. It is reduced with difficulty to the free state, when it can be obtained in several different forms; viz., as a substance of a deep olive color, in a semimetallic form, and in colorless quadratic crystals similar to the diamond in hardness and other properties. It occurs in nature also in boracite, datolite, tourmaline, and some other minerals. Atomic weight 10.9. Symbol B.
&
˛& hŁR%Gq
BosomyËbĘzÉrmÉŞËáááťá áááşáá¸(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) á áááááááť, ááááźá (áááťááá) noun 1.(PLURAL) Large bosom ááááááááḠ2.(áááááááśááááá) áážáááááźá 3.~ of something (the breast of a human being some thing likened to the human breast) ááá, ááááźá adjective 1.(Intimate) bosom friend áááááˇáááááˇááá, áááááááˇáááááááśá Example: The earth's bosom, a bosom triend. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any thing or place resembling the breast; a supporting surface; an inner recess; the interior; as, the bosom of the earth. 2.The breast of a human being; the part, between the arms, to which anything is pressed when embraced by them. 3.The breast, considered as the seat of the passions, affections, and operations of the mind; consciousness; secret thoughts. 4.Embrace; loving or affectionate inclosure; fold. 5.The part of the dress worn upon the breast; an article, or a portion of an article, of dress to be worn upon the breast; as, the bosom of a shirt; a linen bosom. 6.A depression round the eye of a millstone. adjective 1.Intimate; confidential; familiar; trusted; cherished; beloved; as, a bosom friend. 2.Of or pertaining to the bosom. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To inclose or carry in the bosom; to keep with care; to take to heart; to cherish. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To conceal; to hide from view; to embosom. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Inclination, desire WŁP#;]
BosniaËbÉznÉŞÉËááźá áááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Bosses 1.(A person with others working under him, a foreman employer, a prominent circulate projection on any article) construc-tion boss á˘ááááááá˝áááááś, á á á áááśáááśá, áá áá, ááá áśáááá ááááśá (áááˇááśáá) / political boss áááŹáááťáááááááśááááśááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśááśá, á áśáá áááśá, á á á áááśá verb â past tense: bossed ; past participle: bossed ; present participle: bossing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Somebody (about around) (to emboss, to provide with bosses) boss the job áááá˝áááááś Example: Udom bosses his little sister.boss one's family á áśááá áá, áááá˝áááááś
Ť lş÷ eŁ[#;qBotanyËbÉtÉnÉŞËááááášáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Botanies 1.(the study of plant life, that branch of biology which is concerned with the structure and growth of plant) ááťáááááśááááá, ááťáááááˇááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Botanies 1.The science which treats of the structure of plants, the functions of their parts, their places of growth, their classification, and the terms which are employed in their description and denomination. 2.A book which treats of the science of botany. ?ŁZ''U
Botanize,-iseËbÉtÉnaÉŞzáááááááśáá ááá(intransitive verb)
noun 1.(one versed in botany) ááťáááááˇááź ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One skilled in botany; one versed in the knowledge of plants. ;ŁX 'IM KBotanicalbÉËtĂŚnÉŞkláášËâ áááá¸áá(adjective)
adjective 1.Of or having to do with botany. ááááťáááááśááááá, áááááášááááś Example: a botanical garden botanical garden a garden for the exhibition and scientific study of collected growing plants, the study of. plant life., that branch of biolohgy which is concerned with the structure and growth. QŁW /)GBossyËbÉsÉŞËááááá¸(adjective)
adjective 1.(domineering, given to acting like a boss) ááááááá˝áááááśá ááážá, ááááááážá˘áááśá , áááááˇáááááááá˝áááśáááááśáá, ááááśáááááááŹáááááááááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A cow or calf; -- familiarly so called. adjective 1.Ornamented with bosses; studded.
Ç
a DÇ yŁ^ !3BothbÉĘθááźá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ cars ááśáááá¸á
(2) (pronoun)
(pronoun). ~ (of sb/sth). ááśáááá¸á
(conjection). both wealthy and handsom ááśáááá ážáááá˘áá both day and night ááśááááááááśááááá both ealk and talk áážáááááážáááˇááśáááááážá both sides ááśáá¸ááśááááááśá, ááśáá¸ááśáááá¸á
adjective 1.~ (of somebody / something) (the two, alike) both cars ááááśáááá¸á, ááááśááááź Example: Both are dead, Take both They both went ; Both my friends. adjective / adverb 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááá¸á, ááááśá, ááśáááááá conjunction 1.Both wealthy and handsome ááśáááá ážáááá˘áá, both day and night ááśááááááááśááááá both walk and talk áážáááááážáâááˇááśáááááážá pronoun 1.Buy both ááśáááá¸á Ł])9[
BotcherËbÉtĘ É(r)Ëáááááş(á)(noun)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ about sb/sth áááá˝ááŹááśááááá˘ááá¸á˘áááááśááááśáááŹá˘ááá¸áá˝á á˘. ááśáááááá Don't ~ with thatáááá, ááááá Don't bother to go ááťáááááááá áááážá˘ááá¸
(noun). áĄ. ááśáááááśá, ááśáááááá, ááśááá¸ááśá He's a ~ á˘áááááááśá á˘. áááááťáááááááśá Money is a ~ á˘ááá¸ááááá˘ááážá˘ááááááá to be bothered with áááá áááá áśááá¸ááżá oh, bother!áá˝áá˘ááááťáááááśááááá!
noun 1.(A source of worry) á˘áááá˘áťááĄáťáááśáá Example: The ringing telephone bothers the busy doctor.He's a bother á˘áááááááśá, Money is a bother á˘ááá¸áááááááážáąááááááá Example: It bothered me that I couldn't recall the name of the 17th president. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśá, ááťáááá˘áááá verb â past tense: bothered ; past participle: bothered ; present participle: bothering ; 1.ááááśá, ááśáá , ááśáá˘ááá˘ááááááťááá, áááááááááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (about with something) (to have, to worry, to pester, to take trouble) ááśáá , á˘áťááĄáťá, áááážá˛ááááááśáááááá Don't bother me ááááśá, ááśáá , His debts bother him áááážáąáááááá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) Don't bother with that áááá, ááááá Don't bother to go ááťáááááááá áááážá˘ááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, bothers; state of perplexity or annoyance; embarrassment; worry; disturbance; petty trouble; as, to be in a bother. verb â past tense: bothered ; past participle: bothered ; present participle: bothering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To annoy; to trouble; to worry; to perplex. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To feel care or anxiety; to make or take trouble; to be troublesome. Synonyms 1.annoy, disturb, harass, haunt, inconvenience, molest, perplex, pester, plague, tease, trouble, upset, worry Antonyms 1.gratify, please, relieve, soothe
č
z´¸Ý č qŁe'3cK
Bottle-openerËbÉtlÉĘpenÉ(r)Ëáááááşáá˘áźááşááş(á)(noun)
addicted to the bottle ááááś áŁ. áááááá ááźá 4, ááááááááááááśáááááťáá§áááááááááśáááááá áŹááśáááá áĽ. ááá áááá¸ááááśá áśá, ááśáááżááśáá be on the bottle áášáááááśáááśááááááśááááˇáá ááá˝á bottle outof (sth) ááááá á áˇááááááśáááááśáááˇááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á bottle sth up ááˇááááá áśáá˘áááážá
(transitive verb). ááśááááááťááá ~ wine á ááááá bottle up (the enemy) ááá ááááśáá bottle up (feelings) ááťáááááááťááááá˝á to bottle up ááááśáá, áááááá, ááśáááśá
bottle bank (noun). ááťáááááááśááááśááááááá
noun 1.(a hollow container, with a narrow, neck for holding liquids, a thermionic valve) glass bottle áá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áá verb â past tense: bottled ; past participle: bottled ; present participle: bottling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To put in bottles, to restrain. to curb. -hit the bottle to drink to excess and habitually, to become intoxicated. -bottle up to repress, to restrain, to entrap) bottle wine á ááááá Example: Wine in a bottle, Half a bottle of wine.bottle up (the enemy) áááááááśáá bottle up (feelings) ááťáááááááťááááá˝á Ła!'A )BothersomeËbÉĂ°ÉsÉmËááááášáášá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. áááááááśáááśááááááá˘áá ~ of a box ááśá á˘. ~ off the page á áťá ~ of the hilláážá kick his ~ ááźáâ (Lit.) ááááááchair ~ááááááááśááááźáá˘ááááťá áŁ. áŹáááá, áááášá, ááááá á¤. ááááááśááˇ, á˘ááááśááááá áĽ. ááááśááááááá áŚ. ááśááá¸(ááááťááááťááá, ááááá) á§. ááááááŹááááśáááśááś bottom of á˘áááááśáááśááá¸ááááá bottom of the steps ááááážáááśááááááá touch Ă ~Łg!!A O [BottleneckËbÉtlnekËáááááááá(noun)
bottomááśáááááťá á¨. áážááá áŠ. (ááááĄáááááááśááááá)â at bottom ááśáááˇá the bottom (of sth) falls outááśáážáá áááť be/lie at the bottom upáášáá˘ááá˘áááá¸ááá
(adjective). ááááá ááśá one's bottom doller ááááśááááťááááśá áťááááááat bottom ááśá áááťáááâ from the bottom of my heart á˘áááá¸áá˝áá áˇáááááááááááťá get to the bottom of ááá¸áááá˘áááážáááťáááááźá, ááá˘áááážáááááá rock bottom priceáááááááááśáá bottom out ááááśáááááááááˇáááśáááááťá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááťáá˘áśá ááááá, ááťáá˘áśá áááááśá, bottom of a box ááśá, á áááááááááááááťá, bottom of the page á áťá, bottom of the hill áážá, kick his bottom ááźá (áááááá) / chair bottom ááááááááśááááźáá˘ááááťá, from the bottom of my heart á˘áááá¸áá˝áá áˇáááááááááááťá, get to the bottom of ááá¸ááááąáááážáááťáááááźá, áááąáááážáááááá Example: I head the bucket strike the ground at the bottom of the dried out well. noun 1.(The lowest part of any thing, the posterior of human body, the origin) áááááťáááááááá ááśá, áá¸ááááťáááááťá (ááááśááá¸ááááźáá áźá) / áá¸ááśá ááááááá, áá¸áááááá (ááśáá¸áá¸áááááťááá) / áá¸ááááśáá, áá¸áááá , ááááááááśááááááťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśá, á áááťá ááśáááááťá verb â past tense: bottomed ; past participle: bottomed ; present participle: bottoming ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To put a bottom in an article) áá áášá (áááá áťáááá) Example: Touch bottom, Have no bottom, Bottom of the hill, garden page, From the bottom of my heart, Get to the bottom of this. 2.ááááśáááááá áááťá ááśáááááťá
8 ń % ňcPÎH8 Łu 9A%
BoulevardËbu:lÉba:d; US bĘl-ËááźáĄáşáááśá(noun)
Same as: bowlder noun 1.(a large piece of loose rock torn from its bed, and rounded by water) ááťááŹááááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A large stone, worn smooth or rounded by the action of water; a large pebble. 2.A mass of any rock, whether rounded or not, that has been transported by natural agencies from its native bed. 8Łs 5-BouillonËbu:jÉnËááźáááá(noun)
(noun). áášáááśá áááááá
noun 1.(A clear seasoned broth usually flavored with beef) áášáááśá áááááá, áášááááá ~Łr'IYY
BouillabaisseËbu:jÉbÉs; US bu:jÉËbeÉŞsËáááźáááş Ëááááá(noun)
(past tense. past participle of buy).âbought ledger ááááá¸á áááśáááˇá
Past or Past Participle form of: Buy ŁpsBoughbaĘááź(noun)
(noun). ááááážáá
noun 1.(limb or branch of a tree) áááááž, áááááśá, ááśááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An arm or branch of a tree, esp. a large arm or main branch. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A gallows "Ło)3_/
BougainvillaeaËbi:gÉnËvÉŞlÉŞÉËááá¸á áááşá Ëáá¸áĄáś(noun)
1.(to spring back up when thrown down. to move with a bound and rebound, to leap to, spring suddenly) ááááĄážá, áááááááááá, ááááááášá, áážááĄážáááˇá balls bounce ááá, á áá bounce on the bed áááá áťáááááĄážá, bounce into the room áážáááá Example: The gold ball bounced on the ground, then against a tree, and ended up in the sand trap. verb â past tense: bounced ; past participle: bounced ; present participle: bouncing ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááĄáááááˇá, áááááźáááááááááááˇá (ááźááááááśáááááá), áááá áťááĄážá, ááááśááááááááááááááťáááááˇá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (to cause to rebound, as a ball) bounce a ball áááážáąáááááá, bounce a child on one's knee áááážáąáááááá˘áááážáá bounce a drunk áááá áá
Č Č 4Łz+Ž{CBoundbaĘndááááá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ by his word áááááśáá (áááááś)â á˘. ~ to hap pen ááťááááášá ~ to goááśááá áˇááá, á áśáááśá á, ááśááááá áŁ. ~ for Chicago ááááááá bound up in (his work) áááááááášá
(2) (intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). ~ in to the room ááá (ááá)â ~ off the wallááá áśáá áá, áááá áá
baund (noun). clear the fence with a ~ ááááá beyond all boundsáááśáá áźáá áá his heart give a great bound áá˝áá áˇááááá ááˇáááááá out ward bound ááśáá áá in ward bound ááśáá áźá by leaps and bounds áááśáááśáááá áá
(3) (noun)
(noun). (Usu.pl) ááááááá, áááááááááśááááááá out of boundsáááá ááááá within the bounds of possibilityâ áááááááá˘áśá áááážáá ááśá know no boundááááśáá¸áááá áá, ááááśááá¸ááááťá I'll be bound áááááśááááááťáá áˇááááááááá
Past or Past Participle form of: Bind adjective 1.~ to do something (intending to go, tending, on the way destined) bound prisoner áááááá á, bound by his word áááááśáá (áááááś) / bound to happen ááťááá (áášá) / bound to go ááśááá áˇááá, bound for Chicago ááááááá , bound up in (his work) áááááááášá Example: The airfield is bounded by woods on all sides. 2.ááááááááááá , ááťáááśáášá, ááááźááá verb â past tense: bounded ; past participle: bounded ; present participle: bounding ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To leap, to spring. to limit, to restrain or confine) bound into the room ááá (ááá) / bound off the wall ááááśáá áá, áááá áá 2.áááááááááááá
ß #ß @Ł|'9+
BounderËbaĘndÉ(r)Ëáááááş(á)(noun)
(noun). ááááááá, ááááá boundááááááá, ááśáááá, áá¸ááááá end á áá, á áťá, ááááááá, áá¸á˘áááśá, ááááááááá end of a book áá¸áááá áá end of the end ááááśá áâ one's own endsááááááááááááśáááááá˝á meet one's endáááááśá put an end to áááážáááá˘ááááśá from end to end áá¸áážááááá áá at the endááááťááá¸ááááťá, ááááááá ááâ at one's wit endá˘áááááááś, ááśááááááśááááś, á˘ááá áááá, without end ááááśááá¸áááá áá, ááˇáá ááá áá,ááááśááá¸ááááťá the end of the matter á˘ááááżááášáááááśá ážá, á ááááááśá ážá frontier ááááááá, áááááááááá, áááááá limit ááááááá, ááááááááá city limitáááááááááá speed limitáááááˇááááááááááťá
noun â Plural: Boundaries 1.(Anything that limits or marks limit, a dividing line, a border or limit, barrier) ááááááá, áááááá¸ááś Example: The boundary between our properties is marked by a fence. There is a heavy black line marking in the boundary on the map. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááá
° ć
 ľŹ S° ¤'
!
Bounteousness"(noun)
noun 1.(Bunch of flowers., perfume, the aromatic flavor and aroma of wine) bouquet of flowers áá˝á, ááśá áááááś Example: That perfume has a delicate bouquet. K¤!/KBountyËbaĘntÉŞËááááá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Bounties 1.(Generosity, generous gifts, a payment formerly made to men enlisting voluntarily in the army or navy, a premium offered by a government) á áˇáááááźááśá, áááááśááśá, á˘ááááááááááááś, ááśáá˘ááťááááá Example: The library was built by the bounty of a farmer.kind bounty á áˇááááááááťáá, áááťáááááá, bounty of goods ááśááááááźááá, bounty hunter áááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á§ááááááááááááááśááˇááśáâá ááááá§ááááśá áááá ¤ 'S
BountiousËbaĘntÉŞÉsËááááá¸á˘áşá ááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Generous, plentiful, bounteous, lavish abundant, plentiful, fruitful, fertile) áááśáááááśáááááá, á ááážá, áááááśáá áˇáááááźááśá, áááááááśá áśá, áááááááááśááááá¸ááśá Example: A bountiful person, a bountiful harvest. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Free in giving; liberal in bestowing gifts and favors. 2.Plentiful; abundant; as, a bountiful supply of food.
čďôö
h¤
%-BoutbaĘtáá áá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśááááááźá (áááááśáááŹá áááśáá)â boxing ~ ááśááááááá ᢠ~ (of sth/doing sth) âáááááááááá¸ááááśááááśáááśáááááááśáá ~ of linessáááááá áŁ. ~ at the wheel áááâ
noun 1.~ (of something doing something) (contest, test of strength or skill, period [of time], spell, a turn, a conflict) ááťá, ááśááśáááááˇá, ááśáááá, ááśááááááťááá Example: A wrestling bout; a boxing bout. boxing bout ááśááááááá, bout at the wheel ááá, bout of illness áááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.As much of an action as is performed at one time; a going and returning, as of workmen in reaping, mowing, etc.; a turn; a round. 2.A conflict; contest; attempt; trial; a set-to at anything; as, a fencing bout; a drinking bout. z¤ %C
BoursebĘÉsáá áá(noun)
noun 1.ááááśááˇáááá¸á˘áśááááˇááśáááááážáá¸ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A member of a family which has occupied several European thrones, and whose descendants still claim the throne of France. 2.A politician who is behind the age; a ruler or politician who neither forgets nor learns anything; an obstinate conservative.
b
¸
b Ł˛Äž b X¤ 5 oBowelËbaĘÉlËááśáá˘ášá(noun)
noun 1.(An intestine, the entrails, the inside of everything. -bowel movement a defecation, an excrement from the bowels, feces, the intestines) áááááá, á˘áśááśááááááťááááááˇáááááźá, ááá, á§áá, áááá Example: the bowels of the earth 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá P¤#
Bowdlerizer"(noun)
(noun). make a ~ ááśááááááááááá˝ááŹá˘áá(áááá)
(2) (noun)
(noun). áĄâ ~ and arrow ááááź (Roy.) áááá áá áááá á˘. violin ~ ááśá (áááááá) áŁ. stick has a ~ ááááá á¤. á áááááśáááááá, ááź (á áááá) tie a ~ááź rain bow áĽáááááźáášááášá anotherstring to one's bow ááááźáááźáááˇáááááá ááááśááśáááááááźááá˝áááá draw the long bow ááááá˝áááźáááśáááááśá draw a bow at a venture ááśáááááááááááááá (áááááˇááášáááśááˇáááśááááááśáááś) to have a second string to one's bow (ááśáááááťáááťááá˝á ááśááá ážá)
1.~ (down) (to be for somebody something) (to bend body in respect, assent, etc, to submit) ááááśáá, áááąáááśááááá, ááááááááśááááˇá áá , bow to the audience áááá˘áááááá˝á, áááááááááá˝á, áááąá, ááááá, bow to authority á áťáá áśáá Example: The porter was bowed down under the weight of the trunk. You ought to bow to the force of a stronger argument. 2.(ááśááááá) áááááááááá noun 1.(A weapon for shooting arrows, a slender, stick strung with horse hairs for playing the violin of other stringed instrument, a knot with loops. -bow tie a small necktie tied in a bow) bow and arrow ááááź, violin bow ááśá (ááá ááá) / stick has a bow ááááá, tie a bow ááź, Rain bow áĽááááááźá áťááášááášá 2.(NAUTICAL) (Front end of a boat, ship pr aircraft) ááááśáááźááŹááśááś 3.(An inclination of head or body) make a bow ááśááááááááááá˝ááŹáąá (áááá) Example: Bows and arrows, The singer bowed in response to the applause, Make a polite bow. verb â past tense: bowed ; past participle: bowed ; present participle: bowing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áĄážáááá, ááááśáá áťá, áąáá áťá 2.(TRANSITIVE) áááážáąááááá 3.(TRANSITIVE) (To bend downwards) bow the head áąáááááśáá áťá, bowed (by age) áááážáąááááááááá
z
`¤= 5W
Bowie (also bowie knife)ËbaĘÉŞËááśáá˘áá¸(noun)
noun 1.(A ball rolled in certain games. bowls a game played on a bowling green with bowls) áááźá (ááťáááźáááźá ááśáááááááśááááááááźá) 2.(A deep rounded dish, the contents of a bowl, a round vessel, a stadium) á áśáááá, á áááťáá áśá, ááśáááááž, ááááášá (áááááśáááśááááá ážáááśáá) / á˘ááá¸ááááááśááâáá ááááťáááááášá, ááśááááááśáá (áá¸áĄáś) / ááśáááááááááááśááááááśáá (ááááťááá¸áĄáś) Example: Sugar bowl; a bowl of milk the bowl of a spoon; the bowl of a pipe, The huge truck bowled down the mountain road. verb â past tense: bowled ; past participle: bowled ; present participle: bowling ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to play with bowls, to deliver a ball) ááááááźá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (to roll, as a bowl) ááááááźá, áááááá, ááááááśáááżá, áááááśáá, ááááááźá
)
żťÓ Ë) ¤ !'aABox officeËbÉks afÉŞsËáááááâ á˘á áááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.áážáááááááááśááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A large boom or spar, which projects over the stem of a ship or other vessel, to carry sail forward. d¤'Ei
BowserËbÉĘzÉ(r)Ëááśáá áááş(á)(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá bowl noun 1.A game in which a heavy ball is bowled along a lane [bowling alley] at ten bottle shaped pins, with the object of knocking them down also, a game in which a ball is rolled over turf at a stationary ball, the act of playing this game. -bowling alley áá¸áĄáśááááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of playing at or rolling bowls, or of rolling the ball at cricket; the game of bowls or of tenpins. =¤'3-
BowlerËbÉĘlÉ(r)Ëááźááş(á)(noun)
(noun).(also bowler' hat, US derby) áá˝ááááááśá(ááááśáááśáááźááááá áááá )
ááážáááá, ááźáááá in the same box áá ááááťáááśááááááśáááśáá˝áááááś box treeáážááááˇáááá, áážáááá post boxáááá˘ááááááťááá box the compass áááá˘áááááá¸ááˇááá, ááááśáá áááááááˇááḠto box harryáášááášáááá˘ááá ááážáááˇáááˇáá áááśáááááśááááááťááśá˘áśá áśáááááśá , áášááášáááá ááážáááˇáá˘ááááááśáá box woodáážááťá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááážá˛áááášáááááźá, áááážá˛ááááˇááśáá áˇááá box candy ááśááááááťááááá˘áá box someone in áááážáąááá ááá˘ááá ááá˘áá noun â Plural: Boxes 1.(to fight with the fists, to engage in boxing, to fight in a boxing match with) ááśáááśááááááááśáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá˘áá 3.(A container with a flat base and usually a lid, for holding solids, the amount it contains, the driver's seat on a coach any box like thing) ááá, áĄáśáá, á áˇáááž, ááááťáááááááá, áááááááááááááážá, ááááá (ááááżááááá) / áááááááááááá (ááááťááááááááá, áááááťá) / match box áááá˘áá treasure box á áˇá, theater box ááááááááźá ááááááśááá˘ááááážáááááá adjective 1.(Shaped like a box) box office áááááááááááááááťááá (áááááťáááááá ááá) verb â past tense: boxed ; past participle: boxed ; present participle: boxing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (against somebody) (to provide with or put into a box. -box car an enclosed railroad freight car. -box coat an outer coat) á áááá áˇá, á ááááĄáśáá, ááśááááááťáááá Example: A wooden box; boot box; moneybox, a box of matches, 41 box at the theater; horse box; signal box. 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To fight with the fists) box his ears ááśá box an opponent áááááśáááášá (áá¸áĄáś) 3.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááá¸áĄáśáááááśá
= l ;ë"= a¤#%/[9
Boxing gloveËbÉksÉŞĹ glĘvËáááááá¸á ááááźá(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá box noun 1.(the act of enclosing in a material for making boxes. the act, profession, or technique of fighting with the fists. -Boxing Day the first day after Christmas. -boxing glove one of a pair of heavily padded leather mittens worn for fighting) áá¸áĄáśáááááśáá, ááśááááááśáá -¤ '9q#BoxerËbÉks É(r)Ëáááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(a person who, engages in boxing, sturdy shorthaired dog either fawncoloured streaked gray) á˘ááááááááśáá 2.áááááááááśááááááťáááááá §¤ +ągBoxbÉksááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. match ~ áááá˘áá treater ~á áˇá á˘. theater ~ ááááááááźá áááááśááá˘ááááážáááááá áŁ. ááźááááááá á¤â. (ááśááááśáá) ááááááááˇááá áĽ. ááááááááááááááááźáááśáááááśáááśááˇáááááááááśáááśááá á ážáááˇáááááźáááśááááážááá áŚ. áááááááḠboxâ stand á Đ
L L 0¤$wWBoybÉÉŞáá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. small ~ ááááá, ááźáááááá(ááááťá) á˘. call the ~ ááá a boy in buttons á˘ááááááážááááśá (Hotel)á˘ááááážáááˇáááááśááááááśááśá áŁ. ááááááŹááťááááááááśáááśáááśáá áááśááááśáá boy scoutááťááśáááśáááťá á¤. the boys (Pl.informal) ááááťááááťáááááááťááááááśááˇáááááááá
feminine: girl noun â Plural: boys 1.(A male child, a young man, a young male employee, a male servant) small boy ááááá, ááźáááááá (ááááťá) Example: Dear old boy. 2.ááá, á˘áááááááážááááťá Example: Call the boy
#¤ŐK @¤*#)E
BoyoËbÉÉŞÉĘËááá˘áş(noun)
(noun). (pl. ~ s) ááźáááááá, ááťáá
adjective 1.(Like a boy) áááááśáá ááˇáááźá ááááá, ááááśáá, áááááĄáˇáááĄáááˇáááśáááśá, ááááááá Example: A boyish trick. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Resembling a boy in a manners or opinions; belonging to a boy; childish; trifling; puerile. K¤(#5I
BoyhoodËbÉÉŞhĘdËááá ááťá(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áá áˇááśá verb â past tense: boycotted ; past participle: boycotted ; present participle: boycotting ; 1.áááážáá áˇááśá, ááˇáá˘ážááž 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To refuse to have anything to or with, to refuse to buy, to self, or use something, the act of boycotting) ááˇáááááááˇá ááá áážáááá¸ááá áśáá (áááážáá áˇááśá) (á áááá) / ááˇáá˘ážáážáŹááˇáááśáááá (ááááśááááá áśá) / ááśáááááááśá 3.(á áááśáá) áááážáá áˇááśá Example: To refrain from commercial dealing with someone by concerted effort; to persuade someone to refrain from doing business with another. á§ááśá áááá ááˇááááážááˇá áá ááśáááśááˇáááááááááśáá˝áá˘áááááśááááśáááááááˇá áá áááášáááááááá˝áááááś á áááá áťááááá áźáá˘áááááśááááśááááťáá˘áááááážááˇá áá ááśáááśáá˝áá˘áááááśááááśááááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The process, fact, or pressure of boycotting; a combining to withhold or prevent dealing or social intercourse with a tradesman, employer, etc.; social and business interdiction for the purpose of coercion. verb â past tense: boycotted ; past participle: boycotted ; present participle: boycotting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To combine against (a landlord, tradesman, employer, or other person), to withhold social or business relations from him, and to deter others from holding such relations; to subject to a boycott.
6 Yüpő 6 ]¤2%AWBracingËbreÉŞsÉŞĹËááááááá¸á(adjective)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá brace adjective 1.áááááśááááááśááááááśáá (á˘áśááśáááśááť) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of strengthening, supporting, or propping, with a brace or braces; the state of being braced. 2.Any system of braces; braces, collectively; as, the bracing of a truss. adjective 1.Imparting strength or tone; strengthening; invigorating; as, a bracing north wind. Z¤1#GW
BracesËbreÉŞsÉŞzËááááááá¸áá(noun)
noun 1.(an ornamental band worn on the arm, a handcuff. -bracelets a pair of hundcuffs) áááááá, áááá Ť¤-+¤ąBracebreÉŞsááááá(noun)
(noun). (Archit.) áĄ. á ááááá, áááááá, áááá á˘. (carp) adjustable ~ áááááśá áŁ. áá˝áááź á¤â. áááááśááááśáááážáááážá˘áááááááááááá (á ááážáá ááááááźáááááá) áĽ. braces (Pl.) (US suspenders) áááááááááááááááá ááśáááá (ááśáááá áážááááśáážáááááááááá)â brace and bit ááááśááááááśá (Dent) (wear)braces ááááżáááśááá˘áááááááááááá rabbits are sold by the brace (áá¸á) abrace ofpartridgesáááááááśáá¸áááááśá (Med.) back ~ ááá (Printing) draw a ~ áááááśááśá, áááśáá (ááááááťááá {} Ő7¤,%E
BrabreÉŞáááá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) Back brace ááá 2.(PRINTING) Draw a brace áááááśááśá 3.(DENTAL) (wear) brace ááááżááąáááááááááááá 4.(CARPENTRY) Adjustable brace áááááśá 5.(A device that clamps things together or holds and supports them in position, a device that clasps or connects, fastener. -braces straps passed over the shoulders to hold up trousers, either of the signs. used to connect words. lines. etc) ááááááśá, áá¸áĄáşááááşááśáá (ááááżáá ááá) / áááááááá, ááťááááś, brace and bit ááááśááááááśá, áááááááśá verb â past tense: braced ; past participle: braced ; present participle: bracing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something oneself (against something) ~ oneself somebody (for something) (to steady, or support, to strengthen, to invigorate, strengthen, tie, support, prop) áááááťááááś, á˘áá, ááśá, ááááášá, áášá (ááááź) / ááśáá (á˘ááááśáá) / ááźá, áááĄážá brace a wall ááá brace oneself ááááťáááááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That which holds anything tightly or supports it firmly; a bandage or a prop. 2.A cord, ligament, or rod, for producing or maintaining tension, as a cord on the side of a drum. 3.The state of being braced or tight; tension. 4.A piece of material used to transmit, or change the direction of, weight or pressure; any one of the pieces, in a frame or truss, which divide the structure into triangular parts. It may act as a tie, or as a strut, and serves to prevent distortion of the structure, and transverse strains in its members. A boiler brace is a diagonal stay, connecting the head with the shell. 5.A vertical curved line connecting two or more words or lines, which are to be taken together; thus, boll, bowl; or, in music, used to connect staves. 6.A rope reeved through a block at the end of a yard, by which the yard is moved horizontally; also, a rudder gudgeon. 7.A curved instrument or handle of iron or wood, for holding and turning bits, etc.; a bitstock. 8.A pair; a couple; as, a brace of ducks; now rarely applied to persons, except familiarly or with some contempt. 9.Straps or bands to sustain trousers; suspenders. 10.Harness; warlike preparation. 11.Armor for the arm; vantbrace. 12.The mouth of a shaft. verb â past tense: braced ; past participle: braced ; present participle: bracing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To draw tight; to tighten; to put in a state of tension; to strain; to strengthen; as, to brace the nerves. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To bind or tie closely; to fasten tightly. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To place in a position for resisting pressure; to hold firmly; as, he braced himself against the crowd. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To move around by means of braces; as, to brace the yards. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To get tone or vigor; to rouse one's energies; -- with up. 6.(TRANSITIVE) To furnish with braces; to support; to prop; as, to brace a beam in a building.
Ş
xŞ J¤6%
y
Brackishness"(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááźáá áá adjective 1.(slightly salty) ááááááááááááˇá á, áááááśáááááśááˇáááá áááášááášááááťááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Saltish, or salt in a moderate degree, as water in saline soil. ¤4!A7
BracketËbrĂŚkÉŞtËááááááá¸á(noun)
(transitive verb). ~ a shelfááśááááááááâ ~ a wordâááśááááááťáááááááááááŹááááááá á
noun 1.(A support projecting from an upright surface, either of the marks used in pairs for enclosing words or figures, a wall shelf held up by brackets, a wall fixture, as for a small lamp, the part, of a classified grouping that falls within specified limits) ááá˘áá, áááášááážá (áááážá˘ááá¸ááááŹááá ááśááť) / ááťáá ááś, áááá, ááááááá á, áááááťááˇáááá˘áá¸ááž, á áááááááˇááááááśáá, shelf bracket áááááá, (include in) brackets ááááááááá (áá˝á) 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťá, ááááťá Example: to bracket together á§ááśá áááá áááááźááááá áźáááááś verb â past tense: bracketed ; past participle: bracketed ; present participle: bracketing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to support with a bracket to enclose with in brackets) bracket a shelf ááśáááááááá, bracket a word ááśááááááťáááááááááá `¤3%AWBracingËbreÉŞsÉŞĹËááááááá¸á(adjective)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá brace adjective 1.áááááśááááááśááááááśáá (á˘áśááśáááśááť) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of strengthening, supporting, or propping, with a brace or braces; the state of being braced. 2.Any system of braces; braces, collectively; as, the bracing of a truss. adjective 1.Imparting strength or tone; strengthening; invigorating; as, a bracing north wind.
š
N JĎiš I¤>9#A
Brahmin (also brahman)ËbraËmÉŞnËááááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(boastful talk or manner) áááťáááá˘ááá˝á, ááśáá á˝á, á˘ááá˝á Example: Its not good manners to brag about yourself. verb â past tense: bragged ; past participle: bragged ; present participle: bragging ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (about of something) á˘á˝á, ááśáá˘á˝ááááá˝á, áááááśáááááááťáááá˘ááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A boast or boasting; bragging; ostentatious pretense or self glorification. 2.The thing which is boasted of. 3.A game at cards similar to bluff. verb â past tense: bragged ; past participle: bragged ; present participle: bragging ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Brisk; full of spirits; boasting; pretentious; conceited. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To talk about one's self, or things pertaining to one's self, in a manner intended to excite admiration, envy, or wonder; to talk boastfully; to boast; -- often followed by of; as, to brag of one's exploits, courage, or money, or of the great things one intends to do. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To boast of. Synonyms 1.bluster, boast, crow, flaunt, flourish, vaunt Antonyms 1.debase, degrade, demean, denigrate á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Proudly, boastfully ¤97C
BraebreÉŞááááá˘áá¸(noun)
noun 1.áááášááááááááˇááá ááśááááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A leaf, usually smaller than the true leaves of a plant, from the axil of which a flower stalk arises. 2.Any modified leaf, or scale, on a flower stalk or at the base of a flower.
Ü 2qˇÝÜ }¤D1i]BraillebreÉŞláááááá(noun)
noun 1.(a system of representing letters, etc., by raised dots that blind people can read by touch, the characters used in this system) á˘áááááááááśáááááťáááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A system of printing or writing for the blind in which the characters are represented by tangible points or dots. It was invented by Louis Braille, a French teacher of the blind. 7¤C+9
BrailbreÉŞlááááá(noun)
(adjective). áááá áźá(áááááááááźááášá)â a braided stream ááááźááášáá áźá
Past or Past Participle form of: braid adjective 1.áááá áźá (áááááááááźááášá) J¤?+37BraidbreÉŞdááááá(noun)
verb â past tense: braided ; past participle: braided ; present participle: braiding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To plait [hair, etc.], to trim, with braid, to weave together three or more strands of hair or material, to make out of braids or by braiding) áááá, áááá , áá˝áááá á Example: Gold braid on the captain's cap, to braid a rug. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A plait, band, or narrow fabric formed by intertwining or weaving together different strands. 2.A narrow fabric, as of wool, silk, or linen, used for binding, trimming, or ornamenting dresses, etc. 3.A quick motion; a start. 4.A fancy; freak; caprice. verb â past tense: braided ; past participle: braided ; present participle: braiding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To weave, interlace, or entwine together, as three or more strands or threads; to form into a braid; to plait. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To mingle, or to bring to a uniformly soft consistence, by beating, rubbing, or straining, as in some culinary operations. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Deceitful 2.To start, to awake 3.To reproach
F öç;F q¤K!/Qg
BrainpowerËbreÉŞnpaĘÉ(r)Ëáááááááźááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(The organ that is the center of the nervous system in animals, a mass of soft gray matter in the skull, intelligence, a person of great intelligence) human brain áá˝á, áá˝áááááśá 2.(SLANG) áááťáááááśáááááśááááś Example: He's a brain. 3.(áááááááśááááá) áá˝áááááśá, ááááťááá˝á verb â past tense: brained ; past participle: brained ; present participle: braining ; 1.(SLANG) (TRANSITIVE) (To dash out the brains of) ááśáááááśá Example: Sau has a fine brain, Use your brain.
U
ŹM\U ¤R!5=
BrainyËbreÉŞnÉŞËáááááá¸(adjective)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (into doing something) (to so thoroughly and intensively for systematically changing attitudes or beliefs, through the use of psychological techniques, torture, etc., any of controlled systematic indoctrination) áááá áťááááá áźááąááááááźáááááˇá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá áťááááá áźáá˘ááááááźáááááˇá W¤NC-]
Braintrust (US brain trust)ËbreÉŞnËtrĘstËáááááËáááá ááá(noun)
noun 1.(A coarse meal consisting of the ground inner husks of grain separated from flour by sifting) wheat bran ááááá cattle bran á ááá¸, á˘áśá áśááááá (áááááááááááśááˇááááááááááˇááááá áźáááááś) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The broken coat of the seed of wheat, rye, or other cereal grain, separated from the flour or meal by sifting or bolting; the coarse, chaffy part of ground grain. 2.The European carrion crow. G¤W 'S
BramblingËbrĂŚmblÉŞĹËáááááááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.ááťáááááśááˇááśááááááś (ááźá ááźááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any plant of the genus Rubus, including the raspberry and blackberry. Hence: Any rough, prickly shrub. 2.The brambling or bramble finch. j¤U
A
Brakeman"(noun)
noun 1.(a device for reducing the speed of something or stopping its motion, a former instrument for torture) á áááááśáá ¤S /]BraiseËbreÉŞzËááááá(transitive verb)
1.á˘áśáá (áážááážá) verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) áá (ááśá á, ááááá) ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To stew or broil in a covered kettle or pan.
~¤Z#1A
Branch lineËbra:ntĘË laÉŞnËááśááááĄáśá(noun)
r¤Y777WBranchbra:ntĘ; US brĂŚntĘááááśááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of a tree ááá á˘. ~ of learning ááááá, ááˇááá áŁ. ~ of a river áá á¤. ~ of a business ááśááś
(intransitive verb). áĄ. tree ~ áááááároads ~ááábranch off(áĄáśááŹááááźá)â áááááááźááá˝áááá (áááááźá ááśáááááźáááťá)âá˘. ~ out (into sth) ááááá¸ááááááááśááŹááśáá áśááá˘áśáááááá(ááśáááˇááá áááá¸)
noun â Plural: Branches 1.(an arm like part of a tree, a local store, a library, an office, etc., belonging to a larger organization, anything like a branch, a division of a body of learning, separately located unit. forth branches) branch of atree ááá, ááśááś, branch of learning ááááá, ááˇááááá, branch of a river áá, branch of a business ááśááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá, ááśááś verb â past tense: branched ; past participle: branched ; present participle: branching ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To separate into branches, to divide into separate parts) tree branch áááááá Example: The Manchester branch of the bank, Branch line, etc, The road branches in three directions, the branch lines of a railroad; the branch offices of a business. 2.á ááááśááááá
C î C Y¤]!Au sBrandyËbrĂŚndÉŞËáááááááá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Brandies 1.ááźáááśáá (ááááś) ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Brandies 1.A strong alcoholic liquor distilled from wine. The name is also given to spirit distilled from other liquors, and in the United States to that distilled from cider and peaches. In northern Europe, it is also applied to a spirit obtained from grain. J¤\ %My=BrandishËbrĂŚndÉŞĘËááááááá¸ááá (transitive verb)
verb â past tense: brandished ; past participle: brandished ; present participle: brandishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To wave [a thing] or exultantly, to flourish) ááááá¸, ááś, ááśá Example: As the mob approached, guards bran-dished their weapons. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A flourish, as with a weapon, whip, etc. verb â past tense: brandished ; past participle: brandished ; present participle: brandishing ; 1.To move or wave, as a weapon; to raise and move in various directions; to shake or flourish. 2.To play with; to flourish; as, to brandish syllogisms. ¤[=GBrandbrĂŚndáááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(a trader mark, goods of a particular make, a particular kind or make of product; a mark name, or label given a product by the company that makes it, an identifying mark made by burning, the mark on a branding iron or stamp) brand of cigarettes áááśá, áá¸á á, cattle brand ááááśááááááśáááááťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áá¸á á, áááááś, ááźá, áááśá verb â past tense: branded ; past participle: branded ; present participle: branding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (on something) (to mark or as with a brand, to mark as disgraceful) brand cattle ááááááááśááááááááťá, ááááśááá Example: The rancher put his brand on the cattle, They branded him as a spy. Example: What brand of shampoo do you use? 2.áááááááś, ááˇááááááś, ááááááááˇá, áážáááťá, áááá áśáááťá
`¤^ GM)BrashËbrĂŚĘËááááááááá (noun)
adjective 1.(vulgarly selfassertive, reckless, bold, impudent, etc) brash texture ááááááá˝á, brash act ááááĽáááśáááśáááˇáááźááááá˝ááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A rash or eruption; a sudden or transient fit of sickness. 2.Refuse boughs of trees; also, the clippings of hedges. 3.Broken and angular fragments of rocks underlying alluvial deposits. 4.Broken fragments of ice. adjective 1.Hasty in temper; impetuous. 2.Brittle, as wood or vegetables.
. . g¤a %Gi
BrasserieËbrĂŚsÉrÉŞËáááááááˇáá¸(noun)
noun 1.ááśá áśáááááááˇáá `¤_-+/SBrassbraËs; US brĂŚsááááśá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááżááááážáá¸áááááá made of ~ áááááá á˘. (Mus.) good ~ ááááżááááááááśáááááááśáážá áŁ. ááááááááááááááážáá¸áááááááááááśáááśááá áŹááźáááśááá¸áážááˇáááśáááááááśááááááááˇá áśááážáááá¸áááášááááá˘áááááááśáá ᤠ. ááťá áĽ. ááśááĽáá˘ááááááśá a brass farthing ááááá˘ááááśááááá (Coll.) top brassááśá áśááááááˇááá (Coll.) have a lot of~ ááśáááááážá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Top brass ááśá áśááááááˇááá 2.(COLLOQUIAL) Have a lot of brass ááśááááážá, A brass farthing áááááťááááśáááááá noun â Plural: Brasses 1.(MUSIC) Good brass ááááżááááááááśáááááááśáážá 2.(A yellow alloy of copper and zinc, things made of brass, the brass instruments of an orchestra, a brass memorial tablet, musical instrument made of brass, such as the trumpet of horn bold, impudence) ááá áááá¸áááá ážá, áááá¸áŹá˘ááážáááááá, ááááśáá, áááááá Example: a brass doorknob.made of brass áááááá 3.Indian brave áĽááááśá˘áááá ááááśáá, the brave ááááťáá˘áááááááśá áśá adjective 1.Brass goblet ááááááážáá¸ááááśááááśáááááááḠverb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááťáááśá, áááááťá
ˇ Ű
$ ¤f)M{[BravadobrÉËva:dÉĘáááášâËáááśááź(noun)
noun â Plural: Bravadoes 1.(a show of boldness. a simulated, swaggering display of courage, ostentatious boldness) ááśááááážáŤáááááśá áśá, á˘ááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Bravadoes 1.Boastful and threatening behavior; a boastful menace. b¤e ;w
BrassyËbra:sÉŞËááááśááá¸(adjective)
X¤c kWiBrassiereËbrĂŚsÉŞÉ(r); US brÉËzÉŞÉ(r) ËbrĂŚsÉŞkÉËáááááá ááá(á)â(noun)
(noun). (also bra /bra:/) á˘áśááááááśáá (áááá¸á)
noun 1.á˘áśááááááśáá (áááááá¸) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A form of woman's underwaist stiffened with whalebones, or the like, and worn to support the breasts. E¤b %M;qBrassicaËbrĂŚsÉŞkÉËáááááááá¸ááş(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus of plants embracing several species and varieties differing much in appearance and qualities: such as the common cabbage (B. oleracea), broccoli, cauliflowers, etc.; the wild turnip (B. campestris); the common turnip (B. rapa); the rape or coleseed (B. napus), etc.
Ţ <¤h#;;uBravelyËbreÉŞvlÉŞËááááááá¸(adverb)
(adverb). áááśáááááśá áśá
adverb 1.áááśáá˘ááá˘áśá ááááśá áśá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a brave manner; courageously; gallantly; valiantly; splendidly; nobly. 2.Finely; gaudily; gayly; showily. 3.Well; thrivingly; prosperously. ¤g+Ž=UBravebreÉŞvááááá(adjective)
adjective â comparative: braver ; superative bravest 1.(able to face and endure danger or pain, not afraid, valiant, fine, splendid) áááááááśá áśá, áááá˘ááá˘áśá , ááááááááááá, áááááᢠverb â past tense: braved ; past participle: braved ; present participle: braving ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To face with courage, to defy) ááááź, áááá, ááááá áááť, ááá˝áááááá˝á, ááˇáááżááś, ááśááááááááśá, ááááśá Example: Brave soldiers, The brave, to brave the storm.
A ţ l A h¤n+
BrawnbrÉËnááááá(noun)
noun 1.(A noisy quarrel or fight) ááááááááśáááśááááááááś, ááááááááááśááááááˇáááśáááááś, ááááááášá, ááśáááśáááá Example: The rowdies brawled in the street. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A noisy quarrel; loud, angry contention; a wrangle; a tumult; as, a drunken brawl. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To quarrel noisily and outrageously. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To complain loudly; to scold. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To make a loud confused noise, as the water of a rapid stream running over stones. #¤k/G[
BravuraËbra:vÉĘ ÉrÉËááááśáááźááš(noun)
(noun). (pl.-voes or =vos) ááśááá˝áááśááááŹá˘ááááááááśáá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A daring villain; a bandit; one who sets law at defiance; a professional assassin or murderer. Interjection 1.Well done! excellent! an exclamation expressive of applause. ~¤i'GI[BraveryËbreÉŞvÉrÉŞËáááááááˇáá¸(noun)
noun 1.ááá áááá¸ááááśá áśá (ááźáááśá) Example: The medal is given for bravery in the face of the enemy. 2.á áˇáááááťá, ááá áááá¸áááááááááś, á áˇááááášá, á áˇáááááśá áááááááś, ááá áááá¸á˘ááá˘áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The quality of being brave; fearless; intrepidity. 2.The act of braving; defiance; bravado. 3.Splendor; magnificence; showy appearance; ostentation; fine dress. 4.A showy person; a fine gentleman; a beau. Synonyms 1.boldness, chivalry, courage, fearlessness, forti-tude, intrepidity, mettle, prowess, resolution Antonyms 1.cowardice, fear, pusillanimity, timidity
Ň
k ĹÁ '¤t'WOBrazierËbreÉŞzÉ(r)Ëááááááá ááá(á)(noun)
(noun). work as a ~ ááśáááááśáá glowing ~áážáááááśáááťááááá˝á
Same as: brasier 1.(work as a) brazier ááśáááááśáá noun 1.á˘ááááááážáŹáááááááśáááááá, áážáááááśáááážá (ááťáá˘áťá, ááááźá) ¤s #_
BrazenlyËbreÉŞznlIËááááááá ááášááá¸(adverb)
(transitive verb). brazen it out áááážááśáááśááĽáá˘ááááááśááá áśááááźá ááśáĽáááśáááá áťá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A native or an inhabitant of Brazil. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to Brazil. Q¤u!GG
BrazilËbrÉzÉŞlËááááá ááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(The breaking or neglect of a rule or agreement, etc., an estrangement, an opening made through a wall, deference, etc. a break in friendly relations) ááśáááśá á, áááážáááśáááŹáááááááśá, ááśáááśá áááááááá, ááśááááááśááááááś, ááśáááááśá á, ááśáááťáááˇá áá áááááśá áá, áááá áááááááśááááááááŹááá, ááťáááá (ááśáááˇá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááážá, ááśáááááśá 3.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááááááášááááááááážá, áááááážá, áá á ááá, brazier in the wall áááá áá, ááááśáááá, brazier of friendship ááśááááááśáá brazier of law ááśáááááááášááááˇáááážá, brazier of promise ááśáááááááá ááśááááááááś verb â past tense: breached ; past participle: breached ; present participle: breaching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To make a breach, to made a break, opening, or gap in) brazier a law ááááááášááááˇáááážá Example: A breach in a wall, a breach of contract; a breach of duty; a breach of friendship.brazier a promise ááááááá ááśááááááááś, brazier of the peace ááá§ááááˇáááááááááááśááąááá ááśá áááśááśááśááá (ááźá ááśááśáááááśááśáááááźá) 2.(á áááśáá) áááážá, ááááśá Example: Breaking a law or failing to perform a duty. á§ááśá áááá ááááśáá áááśáááŹááááśáááˇáááśáááááááááá¸ááˇá áá á
ľ zĄi ľ L¤}!#_
BreadfruitËbredfru:tËáááááá ááááááźá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. brown ~ ááááťáá á˘. ááťá arm one's breadááááḠ(Sl.) a lot of ~ ááááśáá bread of idlenessá˘áśá áśááááááśááááááááˇáááśá ááááážááśá te break bread ááá¸, ááśááááá te takebread ááááááááá bread and butterááááťááááśáááá bread and butter latter ááááťááááááááá˘áááááťá bread and cheese ááśáá áźáá áťáááśááááá˝á, áááááśááááá áśáááśá áááááťáááááśáááá¸ááˇá a"bread and cheese" marriage ááśááááááśá, áááááśáááááśáááťáááááá, ááśáááśáá˝áááááťááááááááśáááááááśááááááá˘ááááźáááśáááťáááśáááááşááťááááááááááááááśá
noun 1.(A food made of flour an liquid, money, one's livelihood) brown bread áááááá, earn one's bread ááááḠ2.(SLANG) ááááśáá Example: a lot of bread verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To cover with bread crumbs before cooking) áááááááááá ááśááááŹáááááá áááááá Example: A loaf of bread, Bread and butter; bread and cheese, etc., Our daily bread.
, Ú
/´ ) , nĽ %SqBreakableËbreÉŞkÉblËáááááááášááşá(adjective)
adjective 1.(able to be broken) ááááááááśá, áááááá, áááááśáááśá á, áááááááťáááááśá, áááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of being broken. Ľ'-ku
Break-promiseËbreÉŞkprÉmÉŞsËâááááááááááááá¸á(noun)
ér: #0000ff;">~ the law ááááááášááááááááážá break silence ááááá ááááá áŁ. ~ jail áá˝á áááá áá ~ a record áááážá á¤. ~ the news âááááśááá˘áááášáááśáážáááááźá áĽ. ~ business áááážá˘ááááśá áŚ. áááśáá, ááá˝á á§. ááá áŹáááááááá˝áááá, ááá˘áśá á¨. á áťáááá, á áťáááťááá áŹá˘áááśá áŠ. (áá¸á áááśá)â ááśáá áĄá . (áááááá áŹááááťá), á áśáááááážá áĄáĄ. (á˘áśááśáááśááť) ááááśááááááźá, áááááááá˝á break s.o's heartáááážá˘ááááźá á áˇáááâ break off (relations)ááśáá, ááááśá á break off (a piece) ááśá áááá áá break down (into categories)á áá, á áśááâ break up a (rock)â ááááá break up (a couple)áááážá˘áááááááśá á as if her heart would break áááááźááááážáááá atbreak of dayááťááááášááĄážá the car break down áĄáśáááźá the day ha broken ááááááášááĄážá break boundsá áááááá ááááá break bulk âáááá á áťá break camp áááááááťáááááśáá break downááťáááž, ááśááááááśáá, ááááááśá break forth áá˝á á áááá, áááźáá áááá break forth with these wordsááˇááśááááá ážááĄážáááśááźá áááá break ground áááá˝ááážáááááźá break new ground á áśáááááážáááááááḠbreak a ice ááááááśáááśáááááśááááááááá˝áá˘áááááá˝á break jail á ááááťábreak loose áááźááá˝á ááśáá break no squaresááˇáááśáááááááśáááááśá break one's neck ááááážáááśáááśáááááźáááááˇáááááźáááááž break one's word á˘áážá áśáááááá¸, ááˇááááááśááááḠbreak on the peaceááááááśááááááˇááťá breakpriscian's head áááážááťááááá˝áááááááśáááá break shinsâ break square ááááá ááśáááááááśááááá¸ááá á¸ááťá break stepáážáááˇáááááźááážáâbreak the ballsáážáááśááááááťáááá¸áááś break the bankáááážá (ááááá) break the heartááźá á áˇááá break the ice á áśáááááážá break the journey ááááááááśááḠbreak the law ááááśáá áááśáá, áááážáá áááśáá break the neck of a journey áá˝á ááťááá¸áááážáááśáá˘áśááááá break the newsááááááááááśááááááśá break one's promise ááˇááááááśááśááááááááś break the silence ááááááśáááśááááááááááśáá breakthe thread á áááśááááááĄáá break through á ááááááśááá ááśáâ the sun broke through the clouds ááááá˘áśááˇááááááááááşáááááááťááááá áťááá the crowd through the lines of policeá áááźáááá˘áááááśáá ááááááááťááááˇááááááááááá break up áááááááś break windáážáááááá break with áááááááśáá˝áááááś break one's word áááááááśáááááááḠbreak inááááťáááááśáá áźááá, ááˇááśáááááááá break into ááśáááááťáá áźá, á ááá áźá break in to somebody else's house á áźááá ááááťááááááááááááááááááśáááśáá˘ááťááááśá break in upon ááśááááááá áźá break offá ááá áá, áááááá, ááśáá, ááááá áá, ááźáááśáááááááśááááśáááááˇá break off the engagement áááá áá break outáážááĄážá(áááážáááá), áá¸ááááś(ááááášá) break out of prisoná ááááťááááááá
(intransitive verb). áĄ. glasses ~ ááá sticks ~ âááśáá strings ~ááśá á á˘. hearts ~ ááźá á áˇááá áŁ. news will ~ áŽááá áááá áśááĄážá (day) break ááááş break away ë(from the crowd)áááá ááâ(cars) break down ááźá break down (emotionally)ááááááá áˇáááâ(noise) break off ááśáá break off (with her) áááááśááááááááś break out (of prison) áá˝á áááá áá (troubles)break outáážááĄážá break out ( in sweat)ááá, á áá (rocks) break up ááá (couples) break upáááááśááááááááś
(noun). áĄ.a ~ in the line ááááááááśá á a ~ in the defense ááśáááááśá a ~ in the action ááśáááá˘áśá take a ~ áááá ááááá (Lit.)ááˇááááááśá a ~ in communicationááśááááááśá á˘.(Usu. pl.) áááááťááśááááá, ááśáááźá ááśá, ááśáááśáááááááá make a break for it áááááááááá˝á break a flagáááá áźááááá áťá break a lancewith á áťááááááá áźáááááážáááááá break a marriageá áśááááśááśááááááśáááááśáááá break a straw ááááá, ááśááááá break away ááá ááśáá, áááá áááá (Coll.) a bad break ááááśáá˘áśááááá (Coll.) Give me a break á˘ááá˘ááá˘ááááááťááááááá
SEE: Commutator 1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśá (á˘áśááááááśáá) a break in the line ááááááááśá á a break in the dam ááááááááśá a break in the defense ááśáááááśá, a break in the action ááśáááá˘áśá, take a break áááá ááááá, (ááˇááááááśá) / a break in communication ááśááááááśá, make a break for it áááááááááá˝á 2.(COLLOQUIAL) A bad b break ááááśáá˘áśááááá 3.(COLLOQUIAL) Give me a break á˘áááąááąááááááťááááááá 4.áááážá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááśááááá, ááśáááááśá 2.~ (in something) (interruption a gap rift, opening, to change tone, the beginning) ááśáááśá á, ááśááááááśáá, ááśáááááťáááááśá, ááśáá áśáá, ááśááá áá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááááśá, ááśááááá˘áśáá, áŹáááááá verb â past tense: Broke ; past participle: Broken ; present participle: Breaking ; 3rd person singular present Breaks 1.ááááá, ááśá áááááśáá, ááááśá, ááá˘áśá, áááá˘áśáá Example: make a break á§ááśá áááá áááááá á áááá¸ááááááśááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (in into something) (to fail into pieces, to cause to do this, to damage, to made or become unusable, to make a way suddenly or violently, to emerge or appear suddenly, to reveal (news, etc), to become known, to cut open the surface of (soil, the skin, etc) ) ááá, ááááťá, ááśáá, áááááťá, áááááśá, á áá, á áśáá (áááážá˛ááááá˝á, áááááśáá) / ááśá á, á áá, break a glass ááááá, áááážáąááááá, break a stick áááážáąááááśáá, ááśá á break a string áááážáąááááśá á break someone's will ááááśáá break one's leg ááśáááážá, break the law ááááááášááááááááážá, áááážáá áááśáá break silence ááááá ááááá, ááááááśáááá áááá¸ááááśáá break jail áá˝á áááá áá break a record áážá, break the news ááááśáááąáááášáááśáážáááááźá, break a business áááážáąááááśá, break someone's heart áááážáąááááźá á áˇááá, break off (relations) ááśáá, ááááśá á
Ŕŕ¸W @Ľ
#G
BreakneckËbreÉŞknekËâáááááááá(adjective)
noun 1.(the first meal of the day) ááśááááášá, á˘áśá áśáááááááášá, á˘áśá áśááááááááááźá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááááášá $Ľ'E+GBreakerËbreÉŞkÉ(r)Ëâááááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A heavy ocean wave that breaks person or thing that breaks) circuit breaker áááááśááááááśá áá ááááá˘ááááˇááá¸, ocean breaker áááááťáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, breaks. 2.Specifically: A machine for breaking rocks, or for breaking coal at the mines; also, the building in which such a machine is placed. 3.A small water cask. 4.A wave breaking into foam against the shore, or against a sand bank, or a rock or reef near the surface. \Ľ 'Gi sBreakdownËbreÉŞkdaĘnËâáááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(A mechanical failure, a an analysis, a breaking down, mental or Hapse, a failure to work properly) mechanical breakdown áááážáááźá (áááśááá¸áááźá ) Example: A breakdown of topped production.mental breakdown ááśáááááááááááśááá¸, breakdown of expenditure ááśáááˇááśáááááˇáᡠ<Ľ 'Y! kBreakageËbreÉŞkÉŞdĘËâáááááááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). ááśáááśááááá
noun 1.(breaking, something broken, to breaking or the sum allowed for this) ááśáááśááááá, ááśáááśá áááááťáááááśááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of breaking; a break; a breaking; also, articles broken. 2.An allowance or compensation for things broken accidentally, as in transportation or use.
/ | ěÄî pĽ#)aY
Breast-highËbrest- haÉŞtËááááááá á áá¸ááá(adjective)
noun 1.(to feed [a baby] by allowing it to suck at the mothersbreast. suckle) áááá ááá RĽ)1[
Breast-'pocketËbrest- pakÉŞt ËËááááááá-ááááˇá(noun)
(noun).á áááá á˘áśá
$Ľ7?SBreastbrestááááááá(noun)
(noun).(pl.) áĄ. large ~ ááá (Lit.) ááťáá (Roy.)ááááááá chicken ~ ááááźá (ááááááááá¸) á˘. (Fig.) áááááźá,âáááááśáááááá make a clean breast of áážáá˘áááážá, ááśááááááśáá˘áááážá
1.(ááśááááá) ááááááá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááá 2.(Either or the two milk producing upper front of a woman's body, a gland in other animals, the heart, the feelings, the part of a garment over the breast to oppose, struggle with) pl. large breast ááá (ááťááá) Example: to breast the east a storm of abuse.chicken breast ááááźá Ľ
+97Breambri:mááááá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A European fresh-water cyprinoid fish of the genus Abramis, little valued as food. Several species are known. 2.An American fresh-water fish, of various species of Pomotis and allied genera, which are also called sunfishes and pondfishes. 3.A marine sparoid fish of the genus Pagellus, and allied genera. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To clean, as a ship's bottom of adherent shells, seaweed, etc., by the application of fire and scraping. /Ľ #G
BreakupËbreÉŞkĘpËâááááááśáá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of compounds ááśááááá áááá¸ááááś ~ of loversááśáá ááááśááááááś á˘. ááśááááááśáááááááźá á
(noun). áĄ. hold one's ~áááá ážá ~ scandal á˘ááá¸áááááááááá˘ááááˇáááá á˘. áááááááá(ááťáááťááááážá áááś), ááááááááážá have bad breath ááá˘áťáááśáá all in a breath ááˇáááááśáááááááá (áááá ážá)â hold one's breathá˘áááááá ážá in the same breath ááááááááś, ááśáá˝áááááś take breath ááááźáááááááááááá ážá take away one's breathâ áááážá˘áááááááá áˇááá, áááááśáá á˝ááááááśá belowor under one's breathááááááááá ážáá not a breathm of airááááááááááˇáááááážá out of breath áááá áááááá á pause for breath ááááśááááááááá under one's breath ááˇááśááááśáááááááááťá with one's last breathâáááááśáááˇáá˘ááááááááááá ážá the breath of one's nostrils á áśáááśá ááááááá, ááááááááśááááááážáá¸ááˇá breath of wind áááááááááá, áááááááśáááśáá say under one's breath ááˇááśáááˇá á
noun 1.(A whisper, a trace, respiration, life or spirit, air carrying fragrance or odor, a whiff of air, air drawn into and forced out of the lungs, a drawing in or forcing out of air, the power to breathe easily) áááááááśáá, ááááááááááá ážá, ááśááááááá ážá Example: Draw breath, Waste one's breath. hold one's breath áááá ážá (ááááááááááá ážá) say under one's breath ááˇááśáááˇá á 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá ážáá ááá áźá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááá áááá¸áá˝á, áááá ážá verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááá ážá, ááááťá, ááá, ááá, áááá˝á (ááááá¸) 2.(TRANSITIVE) ááááťááááá áźáááááá, áááááááá, ááááśáá, á˛ááááááá, áááášá
@ %çĆ1 @ mĽ #+YY
BreathinglyËbri:θɪĹlÉŞËááááá¸áááá¸ááá¸(adjective)
(transitive verb). ~ gasá áşá ~ a horse áááááá (á˘ááááśááá áá)â breathe afterá áá, ááááááá breathe again á áśááááźá ááśááźááážáááááźá breathe a vein áážáááááá˘ááááśáá áźá breathe a freely áááá ážááááá˝á, áááááśá breathe not a word ááˇáááˇááśáááááá not to breathe a syllableááˇáááˇááśááá˝ááááśááááá breathe one's lastááťááááá ážá, á˘ááááááááááááá ážá breathe uponáááááá ážááá, áááááá ážááááá˝á Don't breathe a word of itááťááááá ážáááśáá
noun 1.(to draw air into the lungs and send it out again, (of plants) to respire, to live, to take in or give out (air), to whisper, to inspire, to stop to rest after action or strain. -breath one's last to die. -breath easily) áááááá ážá, have no room to breathe á ááá˘ááá ááá˘áá verb â past tense: breathed ; past participle: breathed ; present participle: breathing ; 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá ážá
Ţ ŻžűŢ Ľ"+7YBredbredááááá(verb)
(verb). (pt.,pp. of breed) ill bred áááááźáááśá, áááááźáá˘áááááá
Past or Past Participle form of: Breed Ľ! ;keBreathyËbreθɪËááááááá¸(adjective)
1.(To produce offspring, to keep (animals) for the purpose of producing young. to bring forth (offspring), to raise, to train, to produce) ááźáááśááá, áá˝á, ááťá, áááááá, ááźáááśáá, ááśáááśá, ááśááááááśáá breed off spring ááááážáááźá, breed horses áááááśáá (áááá) / (dirt) breeds (disease) áááááśááąááááśááŹáážá Example: The dogs on the farm were of mixed breed. noun 1.ááźá verb â past tense: Bred ; past participle: Bred ; present participle: Breeding ; 3rd person singular present Breeds 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to originate, to reproduce) animals breed ááááážáááźá, á áˇááá ášá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááážáááźá, áááááśááááźá [Ľ% %S ?BreechesËbrÉŞtĘÉŞzËááááá¸ááá¸á áá(noun)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Britches áá noun 1.(short trousers fastened below the knee) riding breeches áááááááśáááááááááˇáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.(PLURAL) A garment worn by men, covering the hips and thighs; smallclothes. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Trousers, pantaloons hĽ$#)YQ
BreechblockËbri:tĘblÉkËáááááˇááááááťá(noun)
(noun). áááááááśááááááááááśááááážá ~ of the bodyááááááááá breech of a gunááááááááśááááśááááážá breech birthááśááážááááá áááśááážá (áážá áŹááźáááááťá)
noun 1.(The back part of a gun barrel. the back part of anything. the buttocks) áááááááśááááážá (áááááá áááááááśáá) / ááźáááśááááźá áááá, breech of the body ááááááááá , breech of a gun ááááááááśááááśááááážá, breech birth ááśááážááááá áááśááážá (áážááŹááźáááááťá) 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááźá
1Ă Ľ+%'
Breeze-blockËbri:z blÉk(noun)
(noun). áĄ. (Coll.) ~ ááááááááážá (Sl.) That test was a breezeááśáááááĄáááááááá˝áááśáá á˘. á˘ááá¸ááááááá˝ááááážá ážááááááśá
(intransitive verb). (Sl.) breeze through along, in out etc...áááážáá áááśááááá˝á, áááážá áááśááá
(noun). áĄ. ~ of live stock ááśááááááśáá á˘. á ááˇááśáŹááśááśáááᢠ(á ááááá˘ááááááááśáááśáá ááášáá áááşáááˇáá˘áááá) He's of good breeding ááśááááśáááťáááááśáááźá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Breed noun 1.(The production of young from animals. propagation. good upbringing or training, good manners and behavior. producing plants and animals to get better kinds) ááśááááááśááááźá, ááśáá áˇááá ášááááá Example: His manners show good breeding, A man of breeding is considerate of others.breeding of livestock ááśááááááśáá Example: He's good breeding ááśááááśáááťáááááśáááźá Example: A man of good breeding. 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááááśááááźá, áááážáááˇááááś iĽ'%E aBreederËbri:dÉ(r)Ëááááá¸ááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A mark placed over a vowel to indicate that it is short) áááááś (á) áááááśáááááážáąááááááááśááááĄáááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A note or character of time, equivalent to two semibreves or four minims. When dotted, it is equal to three semibreves. It was formerly of a square figure (as thus: / ), but is now made oval, with a line perpendicular to the staff on each of its sides; -- formerly much used for choir service. 2.Any writ or precept under seal, issued out of any court. 3.A curved mark (Ë) used commonly to indicate the short quantity of a vowel. 4.The great ant thrush of Sumatra (Pitta gigas), which has a very short tail. \Ľ/ Ae
BretonËbretĘnËáááááááşá(noun)
(intransitive verb).(tea) is brewing ááááťáá áá (trouble) is brewingâááááťáááááážááĄážá
(noun). áĄ. ááśááááážááááśáŹááťááá, áááˇááśáááááááážáŹááťáááśáááááťááá˝ááážá ~ of beer ááá¸áááááááážááśáááááááśáá˝á (Coll.)áááááááááśáá ááááťá brew up ááśááášááá á˘. ááśááááá áźáááááˇááááášááááˇááśáááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááťááá, ááśá ááá, á ááááááá áźá (áááááťááŹáá) verb â past tense: brewed ; past participle: brewed ; present participle: brewing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To make (beer) by boiling arid fermentation. to bring about, to develop, to plan (mischief, trouble, etc), plot, to brew beer, etc. to infuse, to begin to form) brew beer áááážááá¸ááááŹááááśááá, áááá, ááˇáááááś, brew tea ááťá 2.~ something up ááááááááá á, áááá ááááááśá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) á ááááśá áá ááááá, ááźááášá, áááážááá¸ááá
Á ŘéÁ $Ľ:#)i?Bric-a-bracËbrÉŞkÉbrĂŚkËááááḠá˘ááá ááááśá(noun)
noun 1.(Something offered in order to induce a person to be something illegal or wrong) ááááźá, ááśááąááááááźá, ááśáááááááśáá, ááśááááááááśááááťáá áááśááááťááá¸áááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááźá verb â past tense: bribed ; past participle: bribed ; present participle: bribing ; 1.ááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A gift begged; a present. 2.A price, reward, gift, or favor bestowed or promised with a view to prevent the judgment or corrupt the conduct of a judge, witness, voter, or other person in a position of trust. 3.That which seduces; seduction; allurement. verb â past tense: bribed ; past participle: bribed ; present participle: bribing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To rob or steal. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To give or promise a reward or consideration to (a judge, juror, legislator, voter, or other person in a position of trust) with a view to prevent the judgment or corrupt the conduct; to induce or influence by a bribe; to give a bribe to. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To gain by a bribe; of induce as by a bribe. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To commit robbery or theft. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To give a bribe to a person; to pervert the judgment or corrupt the action of a person in a position of trust, by some gift or promise.
Ş :iŕôŞ FĽ? 'a
BrickyardËbrÉŞkwÉËkËááááá¸áâ ááááşáá(noun)
noun 1.(Brick construction, work done with bricks) ááááááááážá˘ááá¸áĽááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Anything made of bricks. 2.The act of building with or laying bricks. Ľ=!']?WBricklayerËbrÉŞkleÉŞÉËááááá¸áĄáááá˘áş(á)(noun)
noun 1.á˘ááááááˇááĽááááŹááśáááááźááĽááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One whose occupation is to build with bricks. MĽ< #A?
BrickingËbrÉŞkÉŞĹËááááá¸áá¸á(noun)
(transitive verb). ááááĽááá brick in up ááááá áŹááˇáááááĽááá a regular brická˘ááááá˝á , á˘áááááśáááá áźáá áˇáááááá make brick without strawáááážááá˘áááááá like bricks, like a thousand ofbricks áááśáááááśááááááś with a bricks in one's hat ááááášá
noun 1.(a block of baked or dried clay used to build walls, a rectangular block of something, a loyal and dependable person) áĽááá
, / 28ş˝
,ĽF!)gucBridesmaidËbraÉŞdzmeÉŞdË ááááśáááááááááá(noun)
noun 1.áááá¸áááá (ááááťáááˇáá¸áááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A female friend who attends on a bride at her wedding. yĽE!'[u
BridehouseËbraÉŞdhaĘsË ááááśáááá áśááá(noun)
noun 1.(Also. groom) (a man on his wedding day, a newly named man, a man newly married or about to be married) ááźááááááá (ááááťáááááááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A man newly married, or just about to be married. vĽC7 BridebraÉŞdááááśááá(noun)
(noun). ááźááááááťá (áááááá¸ááááááááśá) the bride that is to be á˘ááááááááááťáááááśááźááááááťá, á˘áááááááśáááśááźááááááťá
noun 1.(a woman on her wedding day, a woman newly mamied or about to be married) ááźááááááťá (áááááá¸ááááááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A woman newly married, or about to be married. 2.(FIGURATIVE) An object ardently loved. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make a bride of. yĽB#-Wq
Bridal-pairËbraÉŞdlpeÉ(r)Ëááááśáááşááá(á)(noun)
adjective 1.(of a bride or wedding) áááááá¸ááááááááśá, ááááźááááśáá, ááá˘áśááśá áááˇááśá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A nuptial festival or ceremony; a marriage. 2.Of or pertaining to a bride, or to wedding; nuptial; as, bridal ornaments; a bridal outfit; a bridal chamber.
łŻ 'ĽI'/[3Bridging loanbrÉŞdĘÉŞĹlÉĘnááááá¸áááá¸ááĄáźá(noun)
noun 1.(A structure providing a way across something, something that joins or connects or supports other parts) wooden bridge ááááśá
^ ^ ĽJ ;U%BridleËbraÉŞdlËááááśááá(noun)
noun 1.~ (at something) (the part of a horse's harness that goes on its bead, anything that restrains) áááá áá, ááááá ááááś (ááááááśáááááááá ááááśááťáá˛áááá˝áááážá) / áááááááááááááá áááĄáá, ááááżáááá (á áááááśáá) adjective 1.Bridle path ááááááźááááááááśááááˇáááá verb â past tense: bridled ; past participle: bridled ; present participle: bridling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To put a bridle on) bridle a horse ááśáááááá áá Example: Saddle and bridle the horses, You must learn to bridle your temper, Put Bridle a bridle on your tongue.bridle one's anger ááá
^ĽK=ĄoBriefbri:fááááá¸á áá(adjective)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááśáááś Example: A written statement prepared by one side in a lawsuit to explain its care to the judge. It usually contains a fact summary, law summary, and an argument about how the law applies to the facts. á§ááśá áááá ááá áááá¸ááááááááááśááááśááśáááááá˘áááâáááá ááĄážááááááśáá¸ááááśáááááááášá áážáááá¸ááááááááżááááá¸áááááááá˝áâáááá á áááá á ááááááááááśááźáá ááśáá áťáá˘ááá¸ááá áááá¸ááááááâááá˘áááá áááť ááá áá¸ááááááááá áááśáá á ážáááˇáááśáááááááá˘ááá¸ááśáážá áááśááá˘ááťáááááááśáááśá ááááá˘áááá áááťááá á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááá áááá¸áááááááážá˘áááá áááťááááżááááá¸, ááááááśááááááá 3.(a summary, a concise statement) Law legal brief ááśááááááá, ááśáááááááá¸, pl. red brief áááááá¸, in brief ááááááááá, áááśááááááá adjective 1.(lasting only for a short, time concise. short in length, curt) brief duration ááááááá¸, ááááááśááááá¸, brief account ááááááááá verb 1.áááááááááááśááááááá, áááááááááá¸á
k G ž
äěâk sĽQ#M oBrigadebrÉŞËgeÉŞdááááá¸Ëá áááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. military ~ ááááááźá fire ~ áá á˘. ááááťá áŁ. fire brigade ááááááááá˘ááááˇááá
noun 1.(an army unit forming part of a division, a group of people Brig organized as a unit in some work) ááááááá˝á, military brigade ááááááźá , fire brigade ááśá áśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááźá verb â past tense: brigaded ; past participle: brigaded ; present participle: brigading ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to organize into, a brigade) áááá áźáááśáá, áááá áźáááááťáááááťááááá˝á ĽPA7BrigËbrÉŞgËááááá¸á áá(noun)
noun 1.(NAUTICAL) (A twomasted sailing vessel, a prison on a warship) naval brig ááśááśáááťáááááááááá¸á, áááá , confined to the brig ááťáááááťáááśááś tĽO1!Ew
Brier (also briar)braÉŞÉ(r)Ëááááśáá˘áş(á)(noun)
noun 1.([Britisharmy] a rank between colonel and major general, [US army] a brigadier general. pl. brigadier generals an officer ranking immediately above colonel and below major general in the U.S. Army, Air Force. and Marine Corps) á§áááááááá¸ááááá¸, ááááśá áśá, ááśáááśá áśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááá¸áááááááááˇáá˝áááááá rb). áááážá˘ááááááşáĄážá, áááážá˘áááááááśááŹáá¸áááśá
SEE: Brite adjective â comparative: brighter ; superative brightest 1.(Giving out or reflecting much light, shining, cheerful, lively, mentally quick, full of happiness, splendid, illustrious) áááááááś, áááááááş, áááá áááśáá, áááááá Ḡ(ááá) / áááááśá (ááˇáááźáááśáá) / áááááśáááá, áááááśááááá, áááááááśá, ááááá, áááááážááááá, ááááážáááśá, áááá áááśá, áááááťáááżá, ááááááá ááááá áá, áááááááşá ááá áśá , ááááážá (ááá) / áááááśááá¸ááˇá, áááááááážáááážá, bright light áááááááş, áááá áááśááááśá bright colors áážá, bright student áážá, ááśáááááśááááś, bright mood ááááá¸áááśá, bright future ááááááá ááááá áá Example: The room was bright with sunshine. ENGLISH MEANING adjective â comparative: brighter ; superative brightest 1.Radiating or reflecting light; shedding or having much light; shining; luminous; not dark. 2.Transmitting light; clear; transparent. 3.Having qualities that render conspicuous or attractive, or that affect the mind as light does the eye; resplendent with charms; as, bright beauty. 4.Having a clear, quick intellect; intelligent. 5.Sparkling with wit; lively; vivacious; shedding cheerfulness and joy around; cheerful; cheery. 6.Manifest to the mind, as light is to the eyes; clear; evident; plain. 7.Of brilliant color; of lively hue or appearance. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To be or become overripe, as wheat, barley, or hops. Synonyms 1.brilliant, lucid, luminous, lustrous, radiant, shining, translucent, transparent 2.intelligent, witty Antonyms 1.dark, dull, gloomy, sullen á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Brightly 2.Illustrious, glorious 3.Splendor, brightness
č R
č ĽY!
Brilliancy"(noun)
(noun). ááááˇááśá, ááśáááážááááá man of great ~ ááááśááááśáážá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fish allied to the turbot (Rhombus levis), much esteemed in England for food; -- called also bret, pearl, prill. *ĽW!%M ]BrightnessËbraÉŞtnÉŞsËááááśááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). ááśáá áśááá áá áŹááááşáááá ~ of fire áááááş ~ of person ááśááááááá
noun 1.(A state or quality of being bright, the luminance of a body) ááááá¸, ááááá¸, ááśáááááśááá (áááťááááááá) / ááśááážá (ááá) / áááááşá áˇááá áśá , ááááá, ááśáááťáááżá, áááááś, áááááş, áááśáááááşááááś, ááśááááááážá, áááááááśá, (áááááˇááááááááááśááŹáááááśáá) / ááśáááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Acuteness (of the faculties); sharpness 9wit. 2.The quality or state of being bright; splendor; luster; brilliancy; clearness. Synonyms 1.brilliance, brilliancy, effulgence, luster, radiance, splendor Antonyms 1.darkness, gloom, obscurity
° ĽŃ° Ľ\#
/Brilliantly"(adverb)
noun 1.(A gem, or other precious stone cut to, sparkle brightly) áááśáááááşááááś, ááśáááťáááżá, á áááśá, áááááşááááá, ááááááááá Example: The lake looked brilliant in the sunlight, a brilliant celebration, a brilliant scholar. adjective 1.(Very bright or sparkling, very clever, shining brightly, vivid, intense, distinguished, highly intelligent or skillful) áááááážááááá, ááááážáááśá, áááá áááśá, áááááťáááżá, ááááááá ááááá áá, áážáááśá, áááááááşááááś (ááááśááá¸) / brilliant light áááá¸á áˇááá áśá , brilliant scientist á áááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A diamond or other gem of the finest cut, formed into faces and facets, so as to reflect and refract the light, by which it is rendered more brilliant. It has at the middle, or top, a principal face, called the table, which is surrounded by a number of sloping facets forming a bizet; below, it has a small face or collet, parallel to the table, connected with the girdle by a pavilion of elongated facets. It is thus distinguished from the rose diamond, which is entirely covered with facets on the surface, and is flat below. 2.The smallest size of type used in England printing. 3.A kind of cotton goods, figured on the weaving. adjective 1.Sparkling with luster; glittering; very bright; as, a brilliant star. 2.Distinguished by qualities which excite admiration; splendid; shining; as, brilliant talents.
!
üĘA! Ľb7+WBrinebraÉŞnááááśááá(noun)
noun 1.(salt water, the sea) áášáá˘áááˇá, áášááááá, áášááááá¸, áášáá˘áááˇááááááśááááááśáááśá ááŹáááááá˛ááááťáááśáááźá, áášááááťááá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to soak in brine) ááááśááášáá˘áááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Water saturated or strongly impregnated with salt; pickle; hence, any strong saline solution; also, the saline residue or strong mother liquor resulting from the evaporation of natural or artificial waters. 2.The ocean; the water of an ocean, sea, or salt lake. 3.Tears; -- so called from their saltness. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To steep or saturate in brine. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To sprinkle with salt or brine; as, to brine hay. Ľa !SQYBrindledËbrÉŞndldËááááá¸ááááĄášá(adjective)
ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having dark streaks or spots on a gray or tawny ground; brinded. .Ľ` )Sg
BrimstoneËbrÉŞmstÉĘnËááááá¸áááááźá(noun)
noun 1.(the edge of a cup or hollow or channel, a projecting rim or edge) brim of a cup ááśáá, áášá, brim of a hat ááá, ááśá, á áśá, á áááśáá verb â past tense: brimmed ; past participle: brimmed ; present participle: brimming ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (with something) (brimmed, brimming. to fill or be full to the brim. -brim over to overflow) á áá, á áźáááśáááá, á áźáá ááááááśáá Example: The brim of a cup, Her eyes brimmed with tears.eyes brim with tears áááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ááááááá áźááááááśáá (áááááśá, á˘áśá ááá) /span> áááážá˘áááážáááśááĄážá, ááˇáááśááá˘áá bring an action againstááśááááśáááááááášá bring to bearáááážá˘áááážááá bring to book á áśáááááá˝áá áááááááážááá bring down á á áááášáááźá bring down the houseááá˝áá˘ááááááááśááá˘ááááááś bring forth ááááážáá˘ááááśá, ááśááĄážá ~ forwardâááśáááááááááž, áááťááážááááḠbring home to áááážá˘ááááááśááááášá, áááážá˘áááášááááá˝á bring in ááśáááááááááž, ááśáá áźáááááááž bring into beingáááážá˘áááážááĄážá bring into playááááááááá bring on ááśáááá˘áá, ááśáááá ááááááťá bring out áááááťááá, áááááťáááá ááááá bring overá˘áźáááśááá, áášáááśááá bring round ááááááśáááášááááá˝á, áááážá˘áááášááááá˝á bring toáááážá˘ááááááĄážáááˇá bring to bed áážáááźá, áááááźáááťááá bring to a close á ááááááááááá bring to effectááááážááá bring to justiceáááááźáááááťááśááśá âbring to light ááá˘áśááááśá, áááśáááśáááˇá bring to pass ááááĄážáááˇá, áášááááá˝ááĄážá bring to terms ááśááááááááśáááááááá bring underâáááááśá˘áááá ááááá bring upá áˇááá ášááá¸ááśá á, áááááááááá bring up the metter áážáááááááˇááśá bring up the rear ááśááááá¸ááááá bring wordááśááááášáááááááśáá (Coll.) bring offáááááá bring aboutáááááśáá˘áááážáááśá bring sb/ sth backáááááźáááááĄáá bring sth backáááášá, ááááśá, ááśááá ááááśáááḠbring sb down áááá˝ááááá, áááážá˘ááááśááá˘áááśá bring sth downáááážá˘ááááááśáá, ááśááááááśáá, á áťáá á, ááá áá, bring sth forthááááá, bring sth in ááśááá áááťááááˇá, á áśáááááá˝áááááśááááśáá,áááááááážááśáá¸áááášááááś áŹáááá˝áááśá bring (sb) in sthá˘ááťááááśáá˘ááá áźááá˝á bring sb off ááááááááá áááá¸ááśááś bring sth offáááááááááž bring sb on áá˝á bring sth onááśáá˘áá bring sth outáááááśáá˘ááááááśááááśáááááážááźááááá bring sth outáááážá˘ááá˘ááá¸áá˝ááá á ááááśááźáááśááĄážá, ááááá, á ááááááśáááśááááááśáá˘áááážá bring sb over (to sth).áááážá˘ááááááśááááśááááááśááááááźáááááˇá áŹááááá¸ááśá bring sth round to sthááśáááˇááśááá áá bring sb througháá˝á, áááááááá bring to book ááśáááśáá˘ááááááááá áááťáá bring thoseresponsible to justice áááśá˘áááááá˝áááťáááááśááááá bring A and Btogetherááśá A ááˇá B áááááááťáááááá˝á bring sb under áááááááśá bring sb up áááážá˘ááááááśááááśáááĄážáááťááá ááťááśááśá bring sth up áážááĄážá bring sb upâ against sth áááážá˘ááááááśááááśáááááááááťááášá
verb â past tense: Brought ; past participle: Brought ; present participle: Bringing ; 3rd person singular present Brings 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody / something (with one) ~ something (for somebody) (to cause to come, to produce as profit or income, to result in, to sell for, to present in court, to advance (evidence) convey, conduct, cause, effect, inflict, persuade, induce, produce, make, induce) áááá áźá, áááááśá, ááááá, áááášáááťááśááśá, bring me that box áá, áááá, bring a friend ááśááá, bring it to his notice ááááśáááąáááášá, can't bring myself to ááááťáááˇááśááášá, Example: Bring him around to my point of view. áááááá áąááááśááááááááááťá, bring the patient around áááážáąááá˘ááááááááşáááá˝ááĄážáááˇá, bring forth (fruit) áááá, (What will the future) bring forth? ááśááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśá, áááááśáá˘áá 3.~ somebody in something áááááááááá, ááááśááá áááá 4.(áá áá ááááá) ~ somebody in (on something) á˘ááťááááśáá˘ááá áźááá˝á
K çíQ K HĽg%1wi
BrinkmanshipËbrÉŞĹkmÉnĘÉŞpËááááá¸ááááááşáááá ášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśááá áááá ~ of a cliffááá how very near to the brink to ruin áááážáááááˇá ááá, áášáááááˇá á˘, on the brink of ááááťááášáááˇááá á ážá on the brink of áááˇáááá, ááˇáááá
noun 1.(The edge of a steep place or of a stretch of water, the verge, the edge) ááá, á áśá, ááááá, á áááśáá, ááśáá, áááááśááś Example: The brink of a pit, the brink of disaster.brink off a cliff á˘áá, on the brink of áááˇáááá, ááˇáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááá, ááśááá áááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The edge, margin, or border of a steep place, as of a precipice; a bank or edge, as of a river or pit; a verge; a border; as, the brink of a chasm. Also Fig. Ľe
Brininess"(noun)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp. brought) áĄ. ~ me that boxâáá, áááá ~ a friend ááśááá á˘, áááááśá, ááááážáááś, áááážá˘ááááśááĄážá, ááááážááá bring it to his notice ááááśááá˘áááášá can't bring myself toááááťáááˇááśááášá áŁ, (Low) bring suit áááášá á¤, áááááá áˇááááááá˝ááŻá bring about áááážá˘ááááśááĄážá bring himaround to my point of view áááááá á˘ááááśááááááááááťá bring the patient a round áááážá˘ááá˘áááááááşáááá˝ááĄážáááˇá bring forth (fruit) áááá (what will the future) bring forthááśááá, be out (the best silver)áááá áá bring out (a newbook)áááááťááá bring (a patient) to áááážá˘áááášááááá˝á bring up (a child) á áˇááá ášá bring up( a question)áááá(á áá áśá, ááˇááśááááś)âbring a bout<
u
G K R?4> u EĽo %A-
BrislingËbrÉŞslÉŞĹËááááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááážá˛ááááśááááááśáá adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááśááá áááá á˝á 2.(Active, lively, energetic, cool, dry, and bracing busy) ááááááááážá, ááááá áááá á˝á, áááááśááá¸ááˇá, áááááááážáááážá, áááá˘ááźá˘á brisk walk ááááá áá, áá á˝á, brisk weather ááááááááśáá brisk tea áááááááśáá verb â past tense: bricked ; past participle: bricked ; present participle: bricking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to make brisk, to enliven (often with up)) ááááážá, á ááááááḠExample: A brisk walker, a brisk wind. Example: Every morning Harry would take a brisk walk in the park. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Full of liveliness and activity; characterized by quickness of motion or action; lively; spirited; quick. 2.Full of spirit of life; effervescing, as liquors; sparkling; as, brick cider. verb â past tense: bricked ; past participle: bricked ; present participle: bricking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) To make or become lively; to enliven; to animate; to take, or cause to take, an erect or bold attitude; -- usually with up. Synonyms 1.cool, fresh, refreshing Antonyms 1.hackneyed, musty, stagnant uĽk A
BriquettebrÉŞËketËááááá¸ááˇá(noun)
adjective 1.(of the English language as spoken and written in Britain, of Great Britain or its people. -the British the people of Great Britain) ááááááťáááśááśáááááśááá˘ááááááá ZĽu
Britalnia"(noun)
(noun). áĄ. pig's ~ ááááá, ááááášáá á˘, ááááá áááśá (ááťáááááá) ~ of a brush ááá the journey bristles with dangersáááááááá ááááááááááááśáá
(intransitive verb). áĄ. hairs ~ ááśáá, áá ~ with anger áĄážááááážá á˘. ~ with dangers áááááááá ááá
(transitive verb). (Fig.) ááśáá áááźáá áááśá, áááĄážáá áááźá, ááá áááźáá áááśá ~ a brushááááááŹáááááá á (áááážááśááá)â ~ his tail áááážá˘áááĄážáááááááśá
noun 1.(A short stiff hair, such a hair in a brush) ááźááá, áááááááźá pig's bristle áááááá, ááááášáá, bristle of a brush ááá Example: These dry leaves are so brittle that they crumble right in your hand. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A short, stiff, coarse hair, as on the back of swine. 2.A stiff, sharp, roundish hair. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To fix a bristle to; as, to bristle a thread. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To erect the bristles of; to cause to stand up, as the bristles of an angry hog; -- sometimes with up. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To rise or stand erect, like bristles. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To appear as if covered with bristles; to have standing, thick and erect, like bristles. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To show defiance or indignation. Synonyms 1.breakable, crisp, crumbling, delicate, fragile Antonyms 1.enduring, thick, tough, unbreakable ,Ľp=
BrissbrÉŞsááááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). ááźáá¸, ááá
4 8
~ Í 4 QĽ}!'=C
Broad loomËbrÉËdlu:mËáááá áĄáźá(adjective)
noun 1.(An elongated sharp pointed tool for shaping and enlarging holes, a spit for roasting meat, a gimlet for tapping casks, an octagonal spire rising directly from a tower without an immediate parapet) áááááśáááááááśááááááá¸ááááá, ááááťáá áśáá, áááááááá˝á , áááááááááá˘ášáááśáá, áááááśááá (á˘áááááśá) / ááááśá, ááááťááááśáá, áááááááá á¸, ááááśáááááźááááá, áá, áááá˝á, áááááťáááááśáááśáááźá áááá˝á, ááááźáááááá˝á, ááááááĄážáááž, á ááááá verb â past tense: broached ; past participle: broached ; present participle: broaching ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To spit, to pierce, to tap, to open, to utter, to bring up to chisel roughly into shape, to break the water surface) áĄážáááá, á áźáááˇá, á áźáá á, ááśáá áááśáááśááś, áááááˇá (ááśááś) / broach a hole ááááá¸ááŹááááśá -Ľ{
E
Brittling"(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Broadcast noun 1.(the act of transmitting over radio or television, the act of scattering over a broad area, the act of spreading) ááśáááááśááááĄááááśáááˇááááť bĽ KG]gBroadcastËbrÉËdka:st; US $brÉËkĂŚstËááááááśááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp. broadcast) áĄ. ~ a radio program ááááśá (ááśáááˇááááťáŹááźááááááá) ~ grain ááááá á˘. ááˇááśááŹáááá áśááááá˝áááááťáááˇááááť áŁ. áááááśááááśáááźááááźááśá á¤. ááááá (ááááśááááźá)
(noun). radio ~ ááśáááááśá (ááśáááˇááááť) ~ of grain ááśáááśá, ááśáááááá, ááśáááśá breadcast newsááśáááááááááááśááááášá
1.(To send out by radio or television, to speak or appear in a radio or television program, to make generally known, to sow (seed) by scattering) ááááśá, ááśáááááˇá, á áá, ááááśáááˇááááť, áááááźá, ááááá Example: Don't broadcast the secret I just told you. broadcast a radio program ááááśá (ááśáááˇááááťáŹááźááááááá) / broadcast grain ááááá noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśá, ááááááááááśá 2.(a radio or TV program) ááááśáá¸áááˇááááť, ááśáááááśá (ááˇááááť) Example: I told, you that in secret and you shouldn't have broadcasted it around town. verb â past tense: Broadcast/Broadcasted ; past participle: Broadcast/Broadcasted ; present participle: Broadcasting ; 3rd person singular present Broadcasts 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to broadcast radio TV programs) ááˇááśáááˇááááť, ááááśáááśáááˇááááť ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A casting or throwing seed in all directions, as from the hand in sowing. adjective 1.Cast or dispersed in all directions, as seed from the hand in sowing; widely diffused. 2.Scattering in all directions (as a method of sowing); -- opposed to planting in hills, or rows. adverb 1.So as to scatter or be scattered in all directions; so as to spread widely, as seed from the hand in sowing, or news from the press. Synonyms 1.air, announce, disseminate, notify, scatter, transmit
Ö
ă
!`Ö Ś%=? BrocadebrÉdËkeÉŞdááááš Ëááá(noun)
(noun). á áááśá á (ááááá)
(transitive verb).áááśáááááá
noun 1.(A fabric woven with raised pat tern) á áááśá á (ááááá) / áááááááśáááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Silk stuff, woven with gold and silver threads, or ornamented with raised flowers, foliage, etc.; -- also applied to other stuffs thus wrought and enriched. *Ś ';{
BroadwayËbrÉËdweÉŞËááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(The firing of all guns on one side of a ship, a strong attack in words, an advertisement, an abusive attack in words) ááśáá áá ááááśááś, ááśááááážáááááááśááááááśááś Example: The barge bore down broadside upon the tug. 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááśáááśááááá áśááŹááˇáááááááááááá¸, áááááááááśáááśááˇááááááá pŚ!)Si
BroadsheetËbrÉËdĘi:tËáááááááá á¸áá(noun)
noun 1.áááááśááá áśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fine smooth-faced woolen cloth for men's garments, usually of double width (i.e., a yard and a half); -- so called in distinction from woolens three quarters of a yard wide.
Y Í -Ś
A
BroguebrÉĘgËáááášáááá(noun)
noun 1.(a booklet or pamphlet contain ing information) ááááá áááážá, ááśááááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááźáááááá áááááśâáŹááááááááááśá #Ś %Gc BroccoliËbrÉkÉlÉŞËááááááášáá¸(noun)
(noun). ááááśáááááááááśáááááááá, ááśááááś (á˘áśááááˇá ááśáá) American broccoliááśááááśá˘áśááááˇá ááśáá Chinese broccoliááśááááśá áˇá (ááźá áá ááááťáááááááážá)
noun 1.(a variety of cauliflower, whose green flower head bearing tender shoots with greenish buds, cooked as a vegetable) ááááááááśáááááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A plant of the Cabbage species (Brassica oleracea) of many varieties, resembling the cauliflower. The âcurd,â or flowering head, is the part used for food.
@ ĘuO@ Ś#-M9sBroken homeËbrÉĘknhÉĘmËááááźáášáá áźá(noun)
verb â past tense: broiled ; past participle: broiled ; present participle: broiling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to cook (meat) on a fire or gridiron) á˘áśáááááážá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (to be grilled, to become heated or angry) ááááá ááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A tumult; a noisy quarrel; a disturbance; a brawl; contention; discord, either between individuals or in the state. verb â past tense: broiled ; past participle: broiled ; present participle: broiling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To cook by direct exposure to heat over a fire, esp. upon a gridiron over coals. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To subject to great (commonly direct) heat. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To be subjected to the action of heat, as meat over the fire; to be greatly heated, or to be made uncomfortable with heat.
Ž 3 b Ž 0Ś!
I
Brokenness"(noun)
Imperative and Past Participle form of: Break 1.(SLANG) ááá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááťáááááááá adjective 1.Splintered, fractured, violated, disrupted, bankrupt, interrupted. áááááá Example: broken cup, a broken bone, a broken promise, a broken horse, a broken set of chessmen, broken spirit, I have broken an egg.broken accents áááááĄááááˇáá áááśáá broken line áááááśáá broken back ááááááááá, broken set ááááááá, broken horse áááááááśááá ážá, broken English ááˇááááášáááááźá, broken wind áááááááááááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááá, áááááśáá (áážá) , ááááźáááśááááá˘ášá
Ú ÷Ź Ú %Ś'M{qBromideËbrÉĘmaÉŞdËááááźáááśááá(noun)
noun 1.(A compound of bromine, a commonplace of soothing remark, a trite saying) ááááźá (ááśááťáá¸áá¸) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A compound of bromine with a positive radical. 2.A person who is conventional and commonplace in his habits of thought and conversation. [Slang] %Ś 5
BrollyËbrÉlÉŞËááááźáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(A brokers fee or commission, a brokers business) áááááááśááááá¸ááśáááśáááśáááááśáá, ááťááááá˝ááááááśá, áááááááśáááááááááá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááážáááśá, ááááááážáááśááááá˝ááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The business or employment of a broker. 2.The fee, reward, or commission, given or changed for transacting business as a broker. Ś/EBrokerâËbrÉĘkÉ(r)Ëááááźááş(á)â(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááá˝ááááááśá real estate ~ áážáááśááááá˝á marriage brokerááá˘áááážá exchan ge broker áážáááśáááˇááŹááźáááźááˇááááááááááá á˘, áááťááááŹááááťáá ááťááááááˇáááˇáááááá¸ááśáá ááťáá˘ááá˘ááááááinsurance broker ááááźááááááśáááśáááśááśáááśáááá
noun 1.(an agent who buys and sells things on behalf of others, a stockbroker, a dealer in second hand goods) real estate broker áážáááśááááá˝á Example: A cotton broker; a real estate broker. marriage broker ááá˘áááážá 2.(á áááśáá) áážáááśá, áá˝ááá Example: One who, for a commission or fee, brings parties together and assists in negotiating contracts between them; a person whose business is to bring buyer and seller together. á§ááśá áááá á˘ááááááááśáá˘ááááśáá¸ááááááá˘áááááá˝áááťáááááś á ážááá˝áá˘áááááśáááááâááááťáááśáá áá áśááážááááˇá áá áááááśáááśááááśáááááśááˇáááááśáááááśáááááá á ááşáááááááśáááťáááśáááśáá˘áááááˇáááˇáá˘áááááááááá˝áááťáááááś á 3.(áá áá ááááá) áážáááśá, á˘ááááááśáá¸, áááá˝ááááááśá, áá˝ááá
Ď
á ¨ }ZĎ Ś #7[
Bronx cheerËbrÉnksËtĘÉŞÉ(r)ËááááááááËáá(á)(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (the inflammation of the mucous membrane inside the bronchial tubes) ááááááśááááá˝á, ááááşáááá˝á 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááśááááá˝á, ááśááááśááááá˝á cŚ!+SM
BronchiticbrÉĹËkÉŞtÉŞkáááááËááśááá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(of the branched tubes, of the bronchi) áááááá˝á 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááá˝á Ś'AY
BromineËbrÉĘmiËnËááááźááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(A brown alloy of copper and tin, a thing made of this, a reddish brown color like bronze. -Bronze Age a phase of human culture characterized by bronze tools and weapons) made of bronze áááá áˇá, ááááˇááá, (exhibit of) bronzes ááźáá ááááśáááááážáá¸áááááá
h ]Ś" ;m
BroodyËbru:dÉŞËáááááźáá¸(adjective)
noun 1.(the young birds: or other animals produced at one hatching or birth, the children in a family, a group of a particular kind) áááŹááźááá˝áááááťá, á áááźááááááááá ážáááśáá˝áááááś large brood ááźáááááááźá ááááážá áŹááśáááá áááááśáá˝áááááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The young birds hatched at one time; a hatch; as, a brood of chickens. 2.The young from the same dam, whether produced at the same time or not; young children of the same mother, especially if nearly of the same age; offspring; progeny; as, a woman with a brood of children. adjective 1.Sitting or inclined to sit on eggs. 2.Kept for breeding from; as, a brood mare; brood stock; having young; as, a brood sow. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To sit on and cover eggs, as a fowl, for the purpose of warming them and hatching the young; or to sit over and cover young, as a hen her chickens, in order to warm and protect them; hence, to sit quietly, as if brooding. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To have the mind dwell continuously or moodily on a subject; to think long and anxiously; to be in a state of gloomy, serious thought; -- usually followed by over or on; as, to brood over misfortunes. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To sit over, cover, and cherish; as, a hen broods her chickens. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To cherish with care. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To think anxiously or moodily upon. 6.(TRANSITIVE) That which is bred or produced; breed; species. 7.(TRANSITIVE) Heavy waste in tin and copper ores.
*
- [_ć * 8Ś' ; BrothelËbrÉθlËááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(A house of prostitution) áááááá (áááááááá¸ááááááś, ááááááśááááśá) uŚ&5/a?BrothËbrÉθ;US brÉËθËááááá(noun)
noun 1.(the water in which meat or fish has been boiled, soup made with this) áášáááśá áááááśáá, áášáááśá áááááá, áášááááťá Example: Scotch broth. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Liquid in which flesh (and sometimes other substances, as barley or rice) has been boiled; thin or simple soup. Synonyms 1.brew, concoction, consomme, soup, stock xŚ%1ABroombru:máááááźá(noun)
(also) (noun). á˘áááá
IDIOM
new brooms sweep well ááťáááááˇááááá¸áááážááśááášáááášáááá˘
SEE: Bream noun 1.(a shrub with yellow or white flowers, a longhandled brush for sweeping with) á˘áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A plant having twigs suitable for making brooms to sweep with when bound together; esp., the Cytisus scoparius of Western Europe, which is a low shrub with long, straight, green, angular branches, minute leaves, and large yellow flowers. 2.An implement for sweeping floors, etc., commonly made of the panicles or tops of broom corn, bound together or attached to a long wooden handle; -- so called because originally made of the twigs of the broom. NŚ$ CC
BrookletbrĘklÉŞtáááááťááá¸á(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) á˘ááá¸ááááá áźááááťá, áááááááˇááááˇááťááá, ááśááááááśá Example: The trout swam in the brook just waiting to be caught. noun 1.(small stream) ááźáááááá, áááááśá, áááášá, á˘áźá, ááśáá˘áźá, ááááĄáśááášá verb â past tense: brooked ; past participle: brooked ; present participle: brooking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To endure, to tolerate) á˘ááťááááśá, á˘ááááááśá, ááá, ááááśá, á˘áśá áášá, ááááááá˛áá Example: I will brook no interference with my plans. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A natural stream of water smaller than a river or creek. verb â past tense: brooked ; past participle: brooked ; present participle: brooking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To bear; to endure; to put up with; to tolerate; as, young men can not brook restraint. Synonyms 1.rill, rivulet, stream á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To deserve, to earn 2.To use, to enjoy
m Ś+#)M BrotherhoodËbrĘĂ°ÉhĘdËááááśááşá ááťá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááśááááááááśáá˝á á˘, áááśááˇá human ~ ááśááááśá ~ of teamsters âáá áá¸á (ááááťá)
noun 1.(The relationship of brothers. brotherliness, comradeship, an association of men, its members) ááśáááśááááá˘áźá Example: The brotherhood of man.human brotherhood ááśááááśá, brotherhood of teamsters áá áá¸á (ááááťá) Example: The ties of brotherhood. NŚ*)5S i3Brother-in-lawËbrĘĂ°É ÉŞn lÉËËááááśááşá˘ááˇááĄ(noun)
noun â Plural: Brothers-in-law 1.(the brother of one's husband or wife, the husband of one's sister, the husband of the sister of one's wife or husband) áááááááŹááá˘áźáááááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Brothers-in-law 1.The brother of one's husband or wife; also, the husband of one's sister; sometimes, the husband of one's wife's sister. Ś)--e
Brother-in-bloodbrĘĂ°É-ÉŞnbludËááááśááşá˘áˇáááááźá(noun)
(noun). (pl. brethren) áĄ. ááááá˘áźáááááťá older brother ááááááťá (Roy.) ááááááá, ááááááááááś á˘, younger brothers ááááá˘áźáááááážá áŁ, áááśááˇáááááťáááááááťáááśáááśááśááˇááááááááááá, ááśááśáááá˝á, áááśááˇáááááááťááááášáááááśáááś half brother ááááá˘áźáááááťááŞááťááŹááááśáááśáá˝á brothers of the sword ááˇáááá˘áááá áááśáá brother germanááááá˘áźáááááážá brother inarms ááˇááááá˝áá˘áśááťá ~ of an organizationáááśááˇáááááťá
1.(ááśááááá) ááááááá, ááááááááááś noun â Plural: Brethren, Brothers 1.(a son of the same parents as another person, a male lay person who is not a priest, a close friend like a brother. a fellow man, a fallow member or the same race, creed, etc) older brother ááááááťá, brother of the sword full brothers ááááá˘áźáááááážá, half brother ááááá˘áźáááááťááŞááťáâáŹááááśáááśáá˝á, brother of an organization áááśááˇáááááťá
ż
, 9
Ź 2ż ?Ś1 #A#
BrowbeatËbraĘbi:tËáááá ááá¸á(transitive verb)
(noun). áĄ. prominent ~ á áˇááá ážá á˘. ~ of the hill ááááźá high brow á˘áááá áźáá áˇááááááááááááá low brow á˘ááááááá áźáá áˇáááááááááśá knit one's browsá áá áˇááá ážá, áááá˝áá áˇááá ážá
noun 1.(An eyebrow, the forehead, the facial expression, a projecting edge, the rounded top of a hill) á áˇááá ážá, áááá áˇááá ážá, ááááśá, ááá, ááśá, ááśáá, áááááśáááááááááźááááá, (ááśááááááśáážá) / ááźááááá Example: The brow of a hill.prominent brow á áˇááá ášá, áááá áˇááá ážá, brow of the hill ááááźá, ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The prominent ridge over the eye, with the hair that covers it, forming an arch above the orbit. 2.The hair that covers the brow (ridge over the eyes); the eyebrow. 3.The forehead; as, a feverish brow. 4.The general air of the countenance. 5.The edge or projecting upper part of a steep place; as, the brow of a precipice; the brow of a hill. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To bound to limit; to be at, or form, the edge of. vŚ/ GGYBrouhahaËbru:ha:ha: ;US bru:Ëha:ha:Ëáááááźá áśá áś(noun)
adjective 1.(Of or like a brother, friendly, kind, loyal, etc) áááááááááááááśááááśá, ááááááá˘áźáááááś Example: There was a brotherly feeling among the boys in the class. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of or pertaining to brothers; such as is natural for brothers; becoming to brothers; kind; affectionate; as, brotherly love. adverb 1.Like a brother; affectionately; kindly.
bĚ .Ś6
K
Browned"(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). (by the sun) áááážá˘áááĄážááááááááá áŹááśáááááĄážááááá á áŹáááááśáááá
Ś5/9=BrownbraĘnËááááá(adjective)
(adjective). (-er,-est)â áĄ. áááááśááááááťááźáĄáś, áááááááá á˘, ááááĄážááááááááá in a brown study áááážááźá ááśááˇáá ááážá
(noun). áĄ. áááááááá á˘, áááááááááśáááááááááá to astonish the Browsáááážáááááˇáááˇáááźááááá˘áááááááťá
browned off ááťáááááśáá, ááˇááááá áˇááá
noun 1.(a brown color, pigment, or dye) áááááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááá adjective 1.(of a color between orange and black, suntanned, dark skinned) brown car áááááááááá, brown sugar áááááááááá á verb â past tense: browned ; past participle: browned ; present participle: browning ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áĄážááááá ááŹáááááśáááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To make or become brown, to be tanned or as tanned by the sun. -browned off disheartened or resentful. -brown Bess a kind of bronzed flintlock musket. -brown bread any bread made from flour darker in color than the ordinary wheat flour) áááážáĄážááááá á, browned (by the sun) áááážáąáááĄážááááááááááŹááśáááá +Ś4#/eU}Brown sugarbraĘnËsĘgÉ(r)áááááááźá áááááš(á)(noun)
verb â past tense: browsed ; past participle: browsed ; present participle: browsing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To feed as animals do, on leaves or grass, etc, to glance casually through a book, etc, to nibble at leaves, etc. to nibble at) ááá¸áááá , ááˇááˇááááááá˝áá, cattle browse áážáááḠ(ááááááá¸) / browse through a store áážááááá˝áá Example: Browse in a library. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The tender branches or twigs of trees and shrubs, fit for the food of cattle and other animals; green food. verb â past tense: browsed ; past participle: browsed ; present participle: browsing ; 1.To eat or nibble off, as the tender branches of trees, shrubs, etc.; -- said of cattle, sheep, deer, and some other animals. 2.To feed on, as pasture; to pasture on; to graze. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To feed on the tender branches or shoots of shrubs or trees, as do cattle, sheep, and deer. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To pasture; to feed; to nibble. Synonyms 1.examine, glance, peruse, scan, skim JŚ9!+G'
BrownstoneËbraĘnstÉĘnËááááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(a friendly goblin, chocolate cookie cake) ááááááśá áˇáááááᢠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An imaginary good-natured spirit, who was supposed often to perform important services around the house by night, such as thrashing, churning, sweeping.
Ť ´ŰHŤ ŚD=]BruntbrĘntááááśáááá(noun)
noun 1.(The chief stress or strain, the heaviest or hardest part, the violent attack) áááááááááááááźááááááááááááśááá Example: The infantry bore the brunt of the battle. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The heat, or utmost violence, of an onset; the strength or greatest fury of any contention; as, the brunt of a battle. 2.The force of a blow; shock; collision. ŚC?I !
Brunch (break fast+lunch)brĘnĘáááááźáááá á(noun)
brush off (noun). (pl. brush-offs) ááśáááááážáááááážáááśááááááážáááśá, ááśááááááśááá˘áśá, ááśááááá áá
brush up (noun). (pl. bush ups) áĄ. ááśáááááááášá á˘, ááśááááážá˘áááááááááźáááśááááááťáááá áááŹááśáááá áĄážáááśáá˝á
noun 1.(an implement with bristles of hair, wire. or nylon, etc., set in a solid base, the bushy tail of a fox or other animals, a short sharp encounter, the act of brushing) hair brush á áááśá, artist's brush áá dense brush ááááááťááááá, be from the brush áááááá áťáááśááááśáááá, brush wood ááááááž, áááááááá verb â past tense: brushed ; past participle: brushed ; present participle: brushing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Brush up on ááááĄážáááˇá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To graze, to clean, to polish, etc., with a brush. -brush away to get rid of. -brush fire a fire in the area of bushes, shrubs, or brush) ááťááášáá áááśá Example: Brush the coat, floor, Brush away the snow, Brush away a fly, Brush up the silver.brush one's teeth ááťá, brush against (a chair) áááááťá (áášá) / brush away (a fly) ááśááá áá, áááá, brush off (an antagonist) ááśááá áá, ááśááá áśá, brush up (one's English) ááááĄážáááˇá
I
ËÚë I ŚJ GgBrusselsËbrĘslzËáááááźááášá(adjective)
Same as: brusk adjective 1.(curt and offhand in manner) ááááááśáááá ážááááśááááááááááśá, áááááááśáá, ááááá áá, ááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Rough and prompt in manner; blunt; abrupt; bluff; as, a brusque man; a brusque style. ŚF %U
BrushworkbrĘĘwÉËkááááśááá ááá¸áá(noun)
adverb 1.(cruelty, inhumanity, savage, ness, churlishness) áááśáááśá áśá, áááśáááááśá , áááśááááááá, áááśáááááśááááááś, áááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An inhuman act. 2.The quality of being brutal; inhumanity; savageness; pitilessness. _ŚK AaBrutalËbru:tlËáááááźááşá(adjective)
(adjective). ááááá
adjective 1.(very cruel, savage, plain and direct) áááááááá , áááááśá ááśá áśá, áááááˇáá áááśá, ááááááááá, áááááááśáááá á Example: The brutal attack on the bank teller by the robbers put him into the hospital. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Like a brute; savage; cruel; inhuman; brutish; unfeeling; merciless; gross; as, brutal manners. 2.Of or pertaining to a brute; as, brutal nature. Synonyms 1.barbarous, bestial, brute, brutish, carnal, coarse, cruel, ferocious, gross, inhuman, merciless, remorseless, rough, rude, ruthless, savage, sensual Antonyms 1.civilized
mŚQ#MgBrutishËbru:tÉŞĘËáááááźáá¸ááá (adjective)
adjective 1.(Of or like a brute, savage, stupid, sensual, etc) brutish treatment áááśáááááá , áááśáááśá ááśá áśáááźá áááá, brutish existence ááźá áááááááááśáá (ááśáááááá ááá) ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Pertaining to, or resembling, a brute or brutes; of a cruel, gross, and stupid nature; coarse; unfeeling; unintelligent. vŚP=w;Brutebru:táááááźááá(noun)
(noun). ~ of the forest áĄ. ááááááˇááˇá áááśá, áááááĽáááˇááááśá á˘, áááťáááááˇááˇá áááśá (Coll.) He's a ~ áááťááááááááá áźáááááťááááááááááśáá áŁ, ááśáááˇááááááśáá áˇááá, ááááááˇááááŹááˇáááááźá
(adjective). ~ passions ááźá áŹááááááááˇááˇá áááśá brute force ááááśááááśáááááááá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) He's a brute áááťáááááááááááźá áááááááááśáá noun 1.(an animal other than man, a brutal person) brute of the forest ááááááˇááˇá áááśá, áááááĽáááˇá áśááááááśá, áááťáááááˇááˇá áááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An animal destitute of human reason; any animal not human; esp. a quadruped; a beast. 2.A brutal person; a savage in heart or manners; as unfeeling or coarse person. adjective 1.Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of, a brute beast. Hence: Brutal; cruel; fierce; ferocious; savage; pitiless; as, brute violence. 2.Not having sensation; senseless; inanimate; unconscious; without intelligence or volition; as, the brute earth; the brute powers of nature. 3.Not possessing reason, irrational; unthinking; as, a brute beast; the brute creation. 4.Having the physical powers predominating over the mental; coarse; unpolished; unintelligent. 5.Rough; uncivilized; unfeeling. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To report, to bruit
˘ á=
U f Ť1F ˘ `Ś[ ;w
BubbyËbĘbÉŞËááśááááá¸(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááááá áá, ááśáááááá-ááááááááŹáááááá, bubble in the mixture ááááá soap bubble áááťá noun 1.(a thin ball of liquid enclosing air or gas, a small ball of air in a liquid or in a solidified liquid, such as glass, a transparent domed cover) áááášá 7ŚV!A
BubalËbju:bÉlËáááááźááşá(noun)
(noun). áááááááśáá
kŚU
O
BS"(abbreviation)
(abbreviation). Bachelor of science áááˇááááááááááśáááˇááááśááśááááá
(noun). áĄ, shoot a ~ááááźá, áááśáá, áááážáááá ááááá á˘, (Coll.) young ~ ááááťáááááá áŁ, (Sl.) earn a ~ ááťááááś
IDIOM
pass the buckáááááśáááá áážá˘áááááśááááśááááá
(2) (intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. horses ~ áááááááá cars ~ áá ááťááášáá (Coll.) buck up áá¸áááśááĄážá ~ for promotion áá á˘, áááááśáá, ááááśáá áŁ, buch up áááááśáá, áá˝áááśáá á¤, buck one'sideas upáááááśáááĽááˇááśáááášáááášá áŹááá˝áááťáááááźáááśáááááśááá¸ááśááááááśááá
(transitive verb). ~ sb. offáááááááááááááśáá buck the tideáááááááááááśáá
(3) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááááááááá, ááááááááááááśááá˘áááááˇááá áážáḠhorse gave a ~ ááśááááááááá (áááá) á˘, áááááśáá car gave a ~ áááážááá ááťááá˝ááášá
1.(COLLOQUIAL) Buck up áá¸áááśááĄážá, buck for promotion áá 2.(SLANG) ááťááááś Example: earn a buck noun 1.(the male of the deer, antelope, rabbit, hare, sheep, or goat, an impetuous man or youth, a dollar) shoot a buck ááááźá, áááśáááááážá ááá ááááá 2.Horse gave a buck ááśááááááááá (áááá) / car gave a buck áááážááá ááťááá˝ááášá 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááťááááśá adjective 1.(COLLOQUIAL) Buck private áááááśááááááˇááźá ááááťá 2.Buck teeth áááááááá ááážá verb â past tense: bucked ; past participle: bucked ; present participle: bucking ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáá, ááááśáá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (to leap with arched back and come down with head low and forelegs stiff, to resist obstinately) horses buck áááááááá, cars buck áá ááťááášáá 3.(TRANSITIVE) (To throw or attempt, to throw (arider) by bucking. -buck for to strive a pro motion or other advantage. -buck up to make or become more cheerful or vigorous) buck the rider off áááááááááááááśáá buck the tide áááááááááááśáá
ś ů
ë{Âś Śi A;
BuckeyeËbĘkaÉŞËááśááááśáá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. water ~ ááťá á˘, ~ of water á áááťááá˝áááťá áŁ, ááááá áźááḠ(ááááááśáááá) á¤, áááˇááśááááśáá ááážááááášáááááááŹáášáááááá a drop in the bucketááááˇá ááááááá (Sl.) kick the bucktááśáá
1.(SLANG) Kick the bucket ááśáá noun 1.(a round open container with a handle, used for holding or carrying liquids or substances that are in small pieces, this with its; contents, the amount it contains, the amount held by) ááťááášá, áážááááááśááááśáááášá, water bucket ááťááá˝á, bucket of water á áááťááá˝áááťá
Śf1Y
BuckedbĘktááśáááá(adjective)
noun 1.ááśááááážáááááśáááśáááááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A coarse leaden shot, larger than swan shot, used in hunting deer and large game. ]Śm 'KQ
BucksheeËbĘkËĘiËËááśááËááá áá¸(adjective)
(noun). áááááźáááźá â to give the bucklersááááá áťáá áśáá to take up the bucklersááááááĄážááááśáá
noun 1.áááááźáááźá , áááááşááááżáááśáááśá, áááášá, á˘áááááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of the large, bony, external plates found on many ganoid fishes. 2.A kind of shield, of various shapes and sizes, worn on one of the arms (usually the left) for protecting the front of the body. 3.The anterior segment of the shell of trilobites. 4.A block of wood or plate of iron made to fit a hawse hole, or the circular opening in a half-port, to prevent water from entering when the vessel pitches. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To shield, to defend 0Śj5 BuckleËbĘklËááśáááá(noun)
(noun). belt ~ ááááśááááááášá ~ in the flooráááááááááááĄážá
(transitive verb). ~ a belt ááśááááááśááááááášá buckle toááááśááśáá˘ááááááśáááĄážá buckle up ááááááášá, áážá, á ~ a flooráááážá˘ááááŹááá
(intransitive verb). ~ in the sun áááá ~ under pressureááááá ááśá buckle down to sth áááááášáááááá
noun 1.(A metal clasp for fastening straps, bands, etc., a bend or kink) áááááˇá, áááááááá, áááá (ááááźááášá) / áááá (ááááźáá˘ááááááááśáááá) / ááśáá ááááááĄáśáááá˝áááťá, áááááśáá belt buckle ááááśááááááášá (áááááˇá, ááááá... ááá) / buckle in the floor áááááááááááĄážá verb â past tense: buckled ; past participle: buckled ; present participle: buckling ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Buckle in the sun áááá, áĄážáá, áážá ááá˝ááááá˝á, ááááĄážááááááźá ááááááź buckle under pressure ááááá ááśá, buckle down to áááááášáááááá
Ő
y Ş
w*Ő QŚt /-ABuddhaËbĘda:Ëáááťááś(noun)
(pronoun. noun). ááááááťááá
Same as: boodh noun 1.(the founder of Buddhism, the Gautama Siddhartha a religious philosopher and teacher who lived in India) ááááááťáááááśááá áśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The title of an incarnation of self-abnegation, virtue, and wisdom, or a deified religious teacher of the Buddhists, esp. Gautama Siddartha or Sakya Sinha (or Muni), the founder of Buddhism. IŚs+) GBudbĘdááááśá(noun)
noun 1.(a leaf or flower not fully open, a projection from which branch or leaf cluster or flower develops, debutante, an immature person or thing) flower bud ááááśáááááťá, ááá, ááśá áááááś, tree bud áááá˝áááááá, ááááá, taste bud ááááá˘áˇáááážá˘ááááśá /Śr )__
Bucolicsbju:ËkÉlÉŞksáááááźËááááá¸ááá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus (Rhamnus) of shrubs or trees. The shorter branches of some species terminate in long spines or thorns.
ć ÎNlć Śx 5}OBuddyËbĘdÉŞËááśáááá¸(noun)
Same as: boodhism noun 1.(an Asian religion, founded in India by Buddha) ááťáááááśáááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááááśáááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The religion based upon the doctrine originally taught by the Hindoo sage Gautama Siddartha, surnamed Buddha, âthe awakened or enlightened,â in the sixth century b. c., and adopted as a religion by the greater part of the inhabitants of Central and Eastern Asia and the Indian Islands. Buddha's teaching is believed to have been atheistic; yet it was characterized by elevated humanity and morality. It presents release from existence (a beatific enfranchisement, Nirvana) as the greatest good. Buddhists believe in transmigration of souls through all phases and forms of life. Their number was estimated in 1881 at 470,000,000. ááťáááááśáááś
-
 - \Ś{#S#7BudgetËbĘdĘÉŞtËááśáááááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. national ~ áááˇááś livewithin one's budget ááááá áá ááśáááááśááááááááá˝á á˘, on a budget ááťáááźáááááźáááááśáá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááˇááś national budget áááˇááś, live within one's budget ááááá áá ááśáááááśááááááááá˝á noun 1.(the plan or schedule adjusting expenses, an estimate of expected income arid expense, contents of bag, bundles of letters) áááźáá áááá, ááśááááááśáá, áááťá áá áá, ááśááááááźááá˝áááźááááááá˝ááá˝á, á˘áááááááá á, ááśááááááźáááˇááˇá, á˘ááááááááááá ááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááˇááśá, áááážáááááááááˇááśááááááŹááááááśááááťááááááśáá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (something) (for something) (to plan allotment of, to plan or arrange for, to put into, or a budget) áá, ááááťá Example: If we budget carefully, we'll be able to afford a new car. 1Śz!5oC
BudgerigarËbĘdĘÉrÉŞgaË(r)Ëááśááááááˇáá¸á áááś(á)(noun)
(transitive verb). can't ~ the dooráááážá˘ááááááážá can't ~ himáááážá˘ááááááźáááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) á áťáá áśáá, áá˝áááś, áááááśááá, áááá, wheel won't budge ááááážá 2.(FIGURATIVE) He won't budge ááááźáááááá verb â past tense: budged ; past participle: budged ; present participle: budging ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to move even a little, to move in the least degree, to start to move, to yield or cause to yield) ááááážá, ááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ááááśáááá¸, ááááśáááááááá can't budge the door áááážáąááááááážá, can't budge him áááážáąááááááźáááááá
¤ Ů
ł Ť¤ Ś%A?wBuffaloËbĘfÉleĘËááśá ááášáĄáź(noun)
(noun). water ~ ááááḠ(Lit.)áá ášááááś (US) American ~áááááááááááśá
noun â Plural: Buffaloes, buffalos 1.(A kind of ox found in Asia and South Africa, popularly, the American bison) water buffalo ááááḠ(áá ášááááś) verb 1.(COLLOQUIAL) (TRANSITIVE) áááážáąááááśáá Ś~1S
BuffbĘfááśá ááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. made of ~ ááááááááááá ~ in color áááááááá á˘, (Coll.) in the buff áááá˝áááá
noun 1.(Something that lessens the effect of collision, any person or thing that serves to lessen shock. one who uses a buffer for polishing. -buffer state a small independent state located between two antagonistic or potentially larger) ááááťá, ááťáááááááááááśááááťáááśáá, áááĄá¸ááźááááá , áááááśáá, á ááááśá, ááááżáááśáááśáááśáááááááááˇá , áááá felt buffer áááááśáá, ááááżáááśáááśáááśáááááááááˇá , buffer between two countries áááááááááááśáá (áááááááá á ááááááááááááá¸áááá ážáááśáááááśááááťááąááááááááááśáááá¸áááááśáááááááááś) / shoe buffer ááááżáááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáá verb 1.áááážááśáááááśáá
i § i :§ IC_BuffoonbÉËfu:náášËâ á áááá˝á(noun)
(noun). ááááťáááááááá (ááźá áá ááááťáááá) made a ~ of himselfáááťááááá¸ááś
noun 1.(a person who plays the fool) court buffoon ááááťá, á˘áááááááááá, made a buffoon of himself áááťááááá¸ááś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A man who makes a practice of amusing others by low tricks, antic gestures, etc.; a droll; a mimic; a harlequin; a clown; a merry-andrew. adjective 1.Characteristic of, or like, a buffoon. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To act the part of a buffoon. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To treat with buffoonery. § 'S
BuffetingËbĘfÉŞtÉŞĹËááśá áááá¸ááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(A counter where refreshments are served, a meal at which guests serve themselves as from a buffet) antique buffet ááźááśááá áśá, ááááśáááááś ááá Example: The waves buffeted the boat, a buffet supper.give a buffet ááśáááááááááááááááááááźáá áśááá˘áśá áśááááˇááááááá˝ááŻá 2.(a blow with the hand, any blow shock) ááśáááááááááˇá verb â past tense: buffeted ; past participle: buffeted ; present participle: buffeting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody / something (about) (to slap, to struggle against. to struggle) waves buffet the boat ááááááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A cupboard or set of shelves, either movable or fixed at one side of a room, for the display of plate, china, etc., a sideboard. 2.A counter for refreshments; a restaurant at a railroad station, or place of public gathering. 3.A blow with the hand; a slap on the face; a cuff. 4.A blow from any source, or that which affects like a blow, as the violence of winds or waves; a stroke; an adverse action; an affliction; a trial; adversity. 5.A small stool; a stool for a buffet or counter. verb â past tense: buffeted ; past participle: buffeted ; present participle: buffeting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To strike with the hand or fist; to box; to beat; to cuff; to slap. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To affect as with blows; to strike repeatedly; to strive with or contend against; as, to buffet the billows. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To deaden the sound of (bells) by muffling the clapper. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To exercise or play at boxing; to strike; to smite; to strive; to contend. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To make one's way by blows or struggling.
Ş
ęŕă Ş o§ +Q]BugbearËbĘgbeÉ(r)ËËááśááá áááá(á)(noun)
Same as: bugaboo noun 1.(something, feared or disliked) ááááá áá, ááśááááááśá , ááśááááážáąáááááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Something frightful, as a specter; anything imaginary that causes needless fright; something used to excite needless fear; also, something really dangerous, used to frighten children, etc. adjective 1.Causing needless fright. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To alarm with idle phantoms. B§ OUWBugaboobĘgÉbu:ááśááá ááášáááź(noun)
1.(COLLOQUIAL) (work the) bugs (out) áááá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáá, ááśááááśááˇ, ááááááá˘áˇá 2.(Any small insect, a germ or virus, a tiny hidden microphone, a defect, an enthusiast, devotee) ááááážá , ááááááá˘áˇá, ááááá, áááááááá, áááťááááááá˝á Example: A water bug. §!)M9BuffoonerybÉËfu:nÉrÉŞáášËá áááááˇáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Buffooneries 1.á˘ááááááˇááˇááśááááááá, ááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Buffooneries 1.The arts and practices of a buffoon, as low jests, ridiculous pranks, vulgar tricks and postures.
D
@L.D f§ %_Q
BughousebĘgËhÉĘsááśááá áááËá áźááá(noun)
noun 1.(A brass instrument like a small trumpet a small trumpet) áááááááááśá, áááá, á˘áááááááťááááá, ááááááźá ááááážááááááááááááá (ááśáá˘ááááśáááááááá ááśáážá) verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to call or signal by blowing a brgle) ááááťááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) áááážáááááśáááááááťááááá
2 2 J§1Ą51BuildbÉŞldáááˇááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp. built).âáĄ. ~ a house ááá, ááááž (Lit.) ááááśáááś, áááśá, á˘ááˇáááááá a reputation âáááśá (á˘.á) á˘, build up (inventory)âááááážá,ááááááááťáá˘ááááśáá ááážááĄážá, ááááž build up (an area)áááážá˘ááá áááážááĄážá build up (speed) âááááážá build up (ground)áááážá˘ááááááááĄážá build uponááżááśáá, ááżááťáá áˇááá build on sth âáááážááśááźáááááśáááááśááááśááá¸áá áááážáááááááááá build sth on stháášáááž, á˘áśáááááááž build in stabilizersáááááśáááážá˘áááááááááśáááśáááááááááááááˇ
1.~ something (of from out of something); ~ something (for somebody) (to put up buildings; to have a house built; to grow or intensify) plan to build ááááááá, (storm) is building áááá˝á áááážááĄážá, a strong build ááśá 2.(FIGURATIVE) á áśááááááááááá, á áśááááźááá¸áᡠ(áááááśááááśáááááááśááááááááá) / ááá˘áśáááž, áááážááźáááááśá, build a house áááááááž (ááááśáááś, áááśá), build a reputation áááśá noun 1.(form or figure. -build on to depend on. -build up to strengthen, to increase, to prepare, to praise) ááááá, ááśáááááśáááś, á˘áśááśááááááááśáááá, ááśáááá, ááśáá ááááá, ááśááááááśáááááááťááááááá Example: Build a house, Build a broken wall, Build a ship, railway, etc, Build (up) one's character; character building, A strongly built man. Example: In their spare time the children built doghouses and sold them to neighbors. verb â past tense: Built ; past participle: Built ; present participle: Building ; 3rd person singular present Builds 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To construct by putting parts or material together; to establish; to create, develop, etc) ááááśáááś, ááśá, ááá, ááááťá, ááśáááááťá (áááááááááśáá) / ááááážá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáááś, á˘ááˇáááá
I ` ÄI D§1 SBulbbĘlbááśáááá(noun)
noun 1.(A thick rounded mass of scale like leaves rom which a stim grows up and roots grow down, a plant that grows from a bulb, anything shaped like a bulb medulla oblongata) flower bulb áážá Example: The bulb of a thermometer, light bulb. electric bulb á˘áááźá 2.áážá (ááá˝ááááášá) 3.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááźáááááá á áťááááá ááááááá¸ááśááá áŹááá˘ášá /§!A
BukwarkËbĘlwÉkËáááťááááşá(noun)
(noun). wooden ~ááááá masonry ~ á˘ááśá profession of ~ááśááááá˘ááśá building siteááśáááááśáááááá building society á˘áááááśá áŹáááśáá (ááá˝áááááśááááá áŹááśáááááśááá˘áááááá¸ááááááááááśáá áˇáááá ááááˇááááááŹááááááá)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Build noun 1.(the constructing of houses, etc., a house or similar structure, the process or business of constructing houses, etc) wooden building ááááá masonry building á˘áśááśá, profession of building ááśááááá˘áśááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áśááśááááá áááᏠááśááˇááśááá §%?UBuilderËbÉŞldÉ(r)Ëááá¸áááş(á)(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáĄážááááá, bulge of a sack áááááááááá, bulge of a ship ááá Example: The bulge at the side of the building looked dangerous. noun 1.(a rounded swelling, an outward curve, a projecting part, a sudden increase) ááśááĄážááááá, áááááááááá, áááá, áá˝á verb â past tense: bulged ; past participle: bulged ; present participle: bulging ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (out) (with something) (to swell outwards) stomach bulge áĄážááááá Example: What is that bulge in your picket? I've bags are so full they bulge. 2.(TRANSITIVE) áááážáąáááááá Y§ )ME
BulgariaËbĘlgĂŚrÉŞÉËáááťáá áááśáá¸(noun)
(adjective). ~ nose áááááśáááśáááźáááááťá ~ plantsáááááśááážá
adjective 1.(having a bulb or bulbs, like a bulb, somewhat round, swollen) bulbous nose áááááśáááśáááźáááááťá, bulbous plants áááááśááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Having or containing bulbs, or a bulb; growing from bulbs; bulblike in shape or structure.
wÍ *§
?
Bulkiness"(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A partition in a vessel, to separate apartments on the same deck. 2.A structure of wood or stone, to resist the pressure of earth or water; a partition wall or structure, as in a mine; the limiting wall along a water front. § 5uaBulkËbĘlkËááśáááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááá á á˘, man of great ~ ááśá áŁ, áááááááá˘áśá áśááááááśáááááá ááážá á¤, ááśáá ááážá salad provides ~ ááśááááááááááááśáááááá, á˘ááá¸áááááśááááśááááśááááá áźáá˘ááááśáá ááážá the~ of the money ááśáá ááážá ship's ~ áááááťá in bulkááťá the bulk of themááśáá ááážááááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááááááťá, ááśáááááśááááááťá, áááá˝áááťá, áááááťá, ááśáááá˝ááááááťáááśáááśááś, ááśááŹá˘áśááśáááśá, man of great bulk ááśá, salad provides bulk á˘ááá¸ááááááśááááśááááśááááá áźáá˘ááááśáá ááážá, the bulk of the money ááśáá ááážá, ship's bulk áááááťá, in bulk ááťá Example: The package wasn't heavy but its huge bulk made it difficult to carry. noun 1.(Size, magnitude, especially when great, the greater part, the majority, bulky matter that passes through the intestines unabsorbed) áááśáá, ááśá, á áááťá, ááá á Example: In spite of its bulk, the elephant can move quickly, I've paid the bulk of the debt. adjective 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááťá, ááťá, ááááťáá ááá˝áááá ááážá
z ˘
§#!!M A
Bull's eyeËbĘlzaÉŞËáááťáá ááá˘áśá(noun)
adjective 1.ááááááá¸áááááá Example: the crate was too bulky for one man to carry. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of great bulk or dimensions; of great size; large; thick; massive; as, bulky volumes. Synonyms 1.big, cumbersome, large, huge, massive, unwieldy
ę É ę [§%'1Q3
Bull- terrierËbĘlËterÉŞÉ(r)Ëáááťá Ëááşáá(á)(noun)
(noun). áááááá˝ááááááá
3§$%Š'!BullbĘláááźá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. prize ~ áááááá¸áááááááá á˘, ~ in business áááá˘áááááˇáá ááťáááá áááá áťááááááááááťááášááááááśáááśáĄážááááá áŁ, áááźáá¸á, á˘áááááážá
(adjective). áĄ. ~ calf ááááá á˘, ~ market áááááśááááááááśáâ a bull's eye ááˇááá áááááśá, áááááááááááśá a bull in a china shop áá ááááťáááááááááááá˘ááááśáááśáááśááááááááśáá ááážá to take the bull hornsá áźááááááťááááááááá áášáá áááťááśááááááśáá˘ááá˘áśá
noun 1.(an uncastrated male of any animal of any bovine animal, as the ox, or of certain other large animals, as elephant, whale, etc., any of several other large male animals, such as the whale or elephant) ááááá prize bull áááááḠááá ááááá, bull in business á˘ááááááááˇáá ááťá ááá áááá áťááááááááááťááášááááááśáááśáĄážááááá 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) á˘áááááˇáá ááťáááááááá ážáááááá ááááĄážááááá adjective 1.(male, like a bull in size, strength, etc., rising price, bull to perform without getting any advantage. -take the bull by the horns to attack a problem without fear) bull calf ááááááá, bull market áááááśááááááááśá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Bull one's way in ááťááááááťááŹáááááá áźá
ĺ
xŮă ĺ #§*%-k/
Bullet proofËbĘlÉŞtËpru:tËáááźááá¸á Ëááááźá áá(noun)
(noun). á˘áśáááááá
(adjective). áááááśáááśáááááśááááśááááážá bullet pro of carááááááááśááááááśáááśáááááśááááśááááážá
noun 1.(small round or conical missile to be discharged from a gun) ááááśááááśááááážá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśáááááśáá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááááśááááážá r§( /W
cBulldozerËbĘldÉĘzÉ(r)Ëáááźáááźá áááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A powerful tractor used for shifting earth or clearing ground, a person who bulldozes) áááťáááźá áááá (áááśááá¸áááźááŹááťááá¸) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who bulldozes. §' %MmkBulldozeËbĘldÉĘzËáááźáááźá ááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ááźá áŹááťááá¸áášááááťáááźá áááá ~ the opposition áááážá˘ááááá áśááááá áśá á˘, ~ sb (into doing sth) áááááá˘áááááśááááśááá˘áááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á
verb â past tense: bulldozed ; past participle: bulldozed ; present participle: bulldozing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (into doing something) (to clear with a bulldozer, to, force or intimidate) bulldoze a site ááźááášááááťáááźá áááá, bulldoze the opposi-tion áááážáąááááá áśááááá áśá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: bulldozed ; past participle: bulldozed ; present participle: bulldozing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To intimidate; to restrain or coerce by intimidation or violence; -- used originally of the intimidation of negro voters, in Louisiana. §&#S 'BulldogËbĘl dÉgËáááźááááá ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a dog of a powerful breed with a short thick neck. It is known for its courage and strong grip. -bulldog edition a morning version of a newspaper) ááźááááááááááśááááááśáááśáááźá ááááá¸
Ź e
! -\$qŹ A§3 #M
BullshitËbĘlĘÉŞtËáááťáá áááá¸á(noun)
(noun). special ~ áááááśá, áááášá monthly ~áááášááááˇááááá
noun 1.(A short official statement of news, a periodical publication, a journal, a periodical publication, a brief statement of facts issued by authority, a notice) ááá áááá¸áááááááśááá, ááśáááźááááášá, ááˇááááá (ááśáá˛áááááášá) / ááśáááážáá˘ááááá, áááášá, ááááááśá Example: The doctor released a bulletin on his famous patient's condition. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááášááááˇááááá, ááśááśááááááśáááááááśá
7
f y 7 >§7 /9BumbleËbĘmblËááśááá(intransitive verb)
ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To make a hollow or humming noise, like that of a bumblebee; to cry as a bittern. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.The bittern §6 s!BumbĘmááśá(noun)
noun â Plural: Bullies 1.(a person who uses his strength or power to hurt of frighten others) áááťááááááá áźáá áˇááááááááááťááá, ááááááˇáá áááśá, áááááĽáááˇá áśááááśá, á˘áááˇááá, áááťááááááááá, áááááśá ášááááá, ááááááá¸ááááśááá˘áááśá ááááśá áááśá, á˘áááááááááááá˘áááśá , á˘ááááááážááááááááśá áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Bullies 1.A noisy, blustering fellow, more insolent than courageous; one who is threatening and quarrelsome; an insolent, tyrannical fellow. 2.A brisk, dashing fellow. adjective 1.Jovial and blustering; dashing. 2.Fine; excellent; as, a bully horse. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To intimidate with threats and by an overbearing, swaggering demeanor; to act the part of a bully toward. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To act as a bully.
IJ ř 9 §</yBumpËbĘmpËááśááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ sth (against/ on sth) áááááˇá , ááá ~ in to (a fence )áááâ bump into (a friend) ááááá, á áááá á˘, áá áŁ, áááááááˇááááťá ~ a passenger áááááááá
(intransitive verb). ~ against/ into sb / sth áááááááś, áááááááś, áááááśááááááś bump together áááááááś
(noun). áĄ. sudden ~ ááśáááááŹáááááˇá á˘, ~ in the road áá¸áááˇááááťá áŁ, ~ on the head áá
1.Bump together áááááááś noun 1.A light blow, a swelling, a collision, a dull, a heavy blow; one of the protuberances on the skull, a heavy blow or knock a small place raised above the level of the area around it. -bump off to kill. ááśáááááŹáááááˇá , ááśáááťá, ááśáááá, ááśááááááˇá , ááśáááśá, ááśááááá áśá, ááśáááśáá, ááśáá áśáá Example: The baby bumped his head when she fell.bump in the road áá¸áááˇááááťá, bump on the head áá Example: For trying to help the storekeeper, Jim was given a bump on the head by the thief. verb â past tense: bumped ; past participle: bumped ; present participle: bumping ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ against into somebody something (to knock with a dull sounding blow, to, collide with a jolting movement; to hit against; to collide with) bump the car ahead ááá bump one's head áááááˇá , ááťá, bump into (a fence) ááá bump into (a friend) ááááá, á áááá bump a passenger áááááááá, áááááˇá ááááś, áááááááś, áááááśáá ;§;#9'
BummerËbĘmÉ(r)Ëááśáááş(á)(noun)
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá Blood Urea Nitrogen, noun 1.(A small bread roll, a small sweet roll, hair worn in a roll or knot) sweet bun áááááááááááśáááźáááźá á, hair bun áááá˝á 5§B / BumpyËbĘmpÉŞËááśááá¸(adjective)
noun 1.(something unusually large or plentiful, a bar across the front or back of a car) áááááááááá ááśááááááááśáááśáááśáááááááááˇá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááśááááśáá ááážá Example: 1991 was a bumper year for computer sales Example: áĄáŠáŠáĄ ááşááśááááśááááááťáááááźááááááśáá ááážá 3.(áááááááśááááá) áááśááááśáááśá adjective 1.(Very abundant; excellent. -bumper guard one of the two vertical crosspieces attached to a bumper of a vehicle) bumper crop áááááśáááááá˘ááááááá
a§D1Y7BunchbĘntĘááśáááá(noun)
(noun). ~ of people ááááťá, áá˝á ~ of bananas ááááˇá ~ of grapesá ááááá ~ papersááťá bunch of flowers ááśá áááááś, ááááááś bunch of keys á ááááááá
noun 1.(A cluster, a number of small similar things together, a group of people) ááááááážááááá, ááśá á (ááááś) / ááááťá, áá˝á (áááťááá) / á ááááá Example: A bunch of flowers, fruit, keys, Best of the bunch. bunch of flowers ááśá bunch of people ááááťá, bunch of bananas ááááˇá, bunch of grapes á ááááá, bunch of papers ááťá Example: He picked a bunch of flowers for Mothers Day. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A protuberance; a hunch; a knob or lump; a hump. 2.A collection, cluster, or tuft, properly of things of the same kind, growing or fastened together; as, a bunch of grapes; a bunch of keys. 3.A small isolated mass of ore, as distinguished from a continuous vein. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To swell out into a bunch or protuberance; to be protuberant or round. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To form into a bunch or bunches. Synonyms 1.aggregation, assembly, band, brood, class, cluster, collection, crowd, flock, group, herd, horde, lot, mob, pack, party, set, swarm, throng, troupe
y ľ y §H +M5
BungalowËbĘĹgÉlÉĘËááśááá ááášáĄáź(noun)
(noun). áĄ, ~ of wheat áááááśáá ~ of sticks ááśá á shopping ~ áááá áá, áááá˘áá á˘, áááśáááááśáá áŁ, á ááá˝áááááśáááááśáá ááážá ~ of clothes áááááˇá (Sl.) He has a ~ ááááśááááśá ááážá to go a bundleon (sb/sth) áááá áˇááá, á áźáá áˇááá
(transitive verb). ~ sth (up) á áááśááśá á bundle up (the children) áááááááśáááááśáááááááá á˘áá bundle up (papers) á áááśááťá to bundle in á áźááááááááááśááááá
bundler (noun). á˘áááá á
noun 1.(A collection of things loosely fastened or wrapped together, a large amount of money, a bunch or group) áááááśáá bundle of wheat ááśá á shopping bundle áááá áá, áááá˘áá bundle of clothes áááááˇá 2.(SLANG) ááááśááááśá ááážá Example: He as a bundle. verb â past tense: bundled ; past participle: bundled ; present participle: bundling ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To hustle. -bundle off to send away in a hurry. -bundled up to dress warmly) bundle up áááááááśáááááśáááááááá Example: A bundle of rags, Will you please bundle these shirts together? 2.(TRANSITIVE) (to make into a bundle, to send hastily) bundle sticks á áááśá á undle up (the children) áááááááśáááááśáááááááá áąáá, undle up (papers) á áááśááťá
Č Ł
mÍöČ *§N5
BunkbĘĹkËááśáááá(noun)
Same as: bunyon noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (a swelling at the base of the big toe with thickened skin) áááááşá ážááááážá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááşá ážááááážá, ááśááááśáá ážááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An enlargement and inflammation of a small membranous sac (one of the bursae muscosae), usually occurring on the first joint of the great toe. !§K!
Bunglingly"(adverb)
noun 1.(To push with the head, to butt with horns or head, to make such a hit in baseball, to butt or push with head or horns) (áááá) ááťá, ááá (áááá) 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááźáááśáĄá¸, ááááşáááááááááááśááááá¸ááśáááťáááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fungus (Ustilago foetida) which affects the ear of cereals, filling the grains with a fetid dust; -- also called pepperbrand. 2.The middle part, cavity, or belly of a sail; the part of a furled sail which is at the center of the yard. 3.A push or shove; a butt; 4.The act of bunting the ball. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) To bat or tap (the ball) slowly within the infield by meeting it with the bat without swinging at it. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To swell out; as, the sail bunts. 3.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) To strike or push with the horns or head; to butt; as, the ram bunted the boy. ]§S'5]'
Bunsen burnerËbĘnsÉnbÉËÉ(r)Ëááśáááášáááśááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(ááááś) (A container for fuel, a reinforced underground shelter) áááááááśá, ááááśááááśáááśááś, Golf and bunker á§ááááááá¸ááááśá á 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśá, ááááááá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (golf to hit (a ball) into a bunker a fortification) ááśááááááťáááááśááááśáááśááś
Ö ů Ö §W 'A%EBuoyancyËbÉÉŞÉnsÉŞËááá˘ášáááá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of wood ááśáááááśá, ááśáá˘áśá á˘áááááááśá ~ of water ááśááááážá˘ááá˘ááááá ~ of his spirits ááśááááááááááśáá¸áááśá á˘, ááááááá ááááśááážááĄážá
noun â Plural: Buoyancies 1.(the state or quality of floating on the surface of water, animation, cheerfulness, the ability of withstand any depression, the tendency to float or maintain the high price) buoyancy of wood ááśáááááśá, ááśáá˘áśá á˘ááááá, buoyancy of water ááśááááážáąááá˘ááááá, buoyancy of his spirits ááśááááááááááśáá¸áááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Buoyancies 1.The property of floating on the surface of a liquid, or in a fluid, as in the atmosphere; specific lightness, which is inversely as the weight compared with that of an equal volume of water. 2.The upward pressure exerted upon a floating body by a fluid, which is equal to the weight of the body; hence, also, the weight of a floating body, as measured by the volume of fluid displaced. 3.Cheerfulness; vivacity; liveliness; sprightliness; -- the opposite of heaviness; as, buoyancy of spirits. §VW?BuoybÉÉŞáá(noun)
(transitive verb)â áĄ. ~ a channel ááśááááá á˘, ~ (sb/sth) up áááážá˘ááá˘ááááá (ááááááážááá) buoy up (a boat) áááážá˘ááá˘ááááá (ááááááážááá) áŁ, áážááášáá áˇááá buoy up (spirits)áážá(á§.âáášáá áˇááá)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áá˝á, ááśáááá, ááśáááśá, ááśáááśá, ááááźáášá, á˘áá˘áśá, buoy a channel ááśááááá noun 1.(NAUTICAL) (An anchored floating object marking a navigable channel to warn of rocks, etc, or to mark a channel a lifebuoy) ááá (áááááśááááśááááááźáááśááś) verb â past tense: buoyed ; past participle: buoyed ; present participle: buoying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody something (up) (to fix buoys. to buoy up, to keep afloat) ááśááááá, ááááááááá j§U#;]/BuntingËbĘntÉŞĹËááśáááá¸á(noun)
(noun). flag ~ áááááśááááááśáááááážááá ship's ~ááá (ááááśááááśááś)
(2) (noun)
(noun). áááááááá áá
noun 1.(A bird related to the finches, a thin cloth used in making flags) ááááá˘áááááśááááá, flag bunting áááááśáááááááśáááááážáá ship's bunting ááá (ááááśááááśááś) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A bird of the genus Emberiza, or of an allied genus, related to the finches and sparrows (family Fringillidae).
S ÜîS §Z ) s
BurbleËbÉËblËááşáá(intransitive verb)
adjective 1.(Able to float, cheerful, springy, light) buoyant float áááá˘ááááá Example: In buoyant spirits, buoyant stride.buoyant liquid ááááááážáąááá˘ááááá, buoyant spirits ááááááááááááś Example: The raft would be more buoyant if it was less heavy. ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) Having the quality of rising or floating in a fluid; tending to rise or float; as, iron is buoyant in mercury. 2.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) Bearing up, as a fluid; sustaining another body by being specifically heavier. 3.(TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE) Light-hearted; vivacious; cheerful; as, a buoyant disposition; buoyant spirits. Synonyms 1.effervescent, light, resilient 2.animated, blithe, cheerful, elated, hopeful, jocund, lively, spirited, sprightly, vivacious Antonyms 1.dejected, depressed, hopeless, sullen
ł ł I§[ /¨ABurdenËbÉËdnËááşááˇá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of firewood áááááťá beast of burden ááááááśá áá ~ of leadership áááááťá (á˘.á)â á˘, ~ of his argument á áááťá ááááśáá áŁ, ááááˇáá˘áśá ááááťáááśáááááááśááś
(transitive verb).~ a donkeyááááťáDon't ~ him with itááśáááááááťá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááááťááážááááááá, ááááśááááťá, burden a donkey ááááťá, don't burden him with it ááśáááááááťá Example: I dint want to burden you with my troubles. noun 1.(the ~ of something) (something carried, a heavy load, something difficult to the carrying capacity of a ship, or the weight of its cargo) áááááťááááá, áááááťáááááá, áááááťá, ááśáááááťá, á˘ááá¸ááááá ááśáááááťá, ááśáááśááť, burden of firewood áááááťá, beast of burden ááááááśá áá, burden of leadership áááááťá, burden of his argument á áááťá ááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááťá, á˘áááá verb â past tense: burdened ; past participle: burdened ; present participle: burdening ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody oneself (with something) (to put a burden on, to oppress) áááážá˛ááááśááááááťá (á˘ááááˇááá¸) / ááááťá, áááážá˛ááááááśááááááťáááśá Example: A burden of grief, sorrow, or care, will not burden you with my troubles. 2.ááá˝ááááááťá
a§\G;O BureauËbjĘÉrÉĘ; US bjĘËrÉĘËáááá˝áááź(noun)
(noun). (pl. -rea-ux or reaus) áĄ. dressing ~ ááźááśááááá˘áśá á˘, government ~ ááśááˇááśááá, ááááá˝á áŁ, travel ~ áá¸ááááśááááśá á¤, ááťáááá (ááśááá) employment bureau ááśááˇááśáááááśáááśá information bureauááśááˇááśááááááááśá trade bureau ááśááˇááśáááááśááˇááááááá bureau de change ááśááˇááááááźáááźááˇááááááťááááá
noun â Plural: bureaus, Bureaux 1.(A chest of drawers, often with a mirror above it; an office for some special. business; a, government office or department) áááááááááážááśá, ááśááˇááśááá, ááááááááááśáááá, ááááááááááážááśá, ááááááááááśááˇááśá, ááźááá˘áśá, ááźááźá ááśááááááááśááááśáááááááááááśáá Example: a travel bureau, Federal Bureau of Investigation.dressing bureau ááźááśááááá˘áśá, government bureau ááśááˇááśááá, ááááá˝á, travel bureau áá¸ááááśááááśá 2.ááśááˇááśáááááááá˝á
+ tk ę + ;§`-
S
Bureaucratically"(adverb)
noun 1.(an official who works in a government office) ááśááˇááśáááááťááśá, á˘ááááááážááśáááááťáááśááˇááśááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśááˇááśáááááˇáá, ááśááˇááśááááśááťááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An official of a bureau; esp. an official confirmed in a narrow and arbitrary routine. §]#1g [Ł+BureaucracybjĘÉËrÉkrÉsÉŞáááá˝áááááááášááá¸(noun)
(noun). the ~ ááśááˇááśáááááááááááááá¸, ááśááˇááśáááááˇáááááá excessive bureaucracyá áááśáááááááśááá ááážá
noun 1.áááááááášááḠ2.(á áááśáá) ááśááˇááśááˇáááááá, ááśááˇááśáááááˇáá Example: An organization, such as an administrative agency or the army, with the following traits: a chain of command with fewer people at the top than at the bottom, well-defined positions and responsibilities, fairly inflexible rules and procedures, a large amount of paperwork, and delegation of authority downward from level to level. á§ááśá áááá á˘áááááśááá˝áááźá ááśáá¸ááśááááááśáááááááśááŹáááááááśáážááááááśááááááá ááááśááááźá ááá áááâááşááááááááááááśáááááśááááťááááá ááááśáááážâááˇá ááśááá ááááśáááááááâááťááááááááˇáááśáááá˝áááťáááááźáááśááááááá áááśááááśáá, ááˇááśáááˇááá¸ááˇááˇáá¸áášááááááášá, ááśááááááá ááážáááááźááááááâá ážáááśááá¸ááˇááˇáá¸ááˇááśáááášáááááźáááááááśááâááˇáááśááááááá˘áááśá áá ááááááá¸ááááśáááá˝ááá ááááááá¸ááááśáááá˝ááá ááśáááááá˝á á 3.(UNCOUNTABLE) (govemment by administrative officials. these officials, governmental officialism, concentration of authority in a complex structure of administrative bureaus) á˘áááśá , áááááśáá, áááá, á áśááááśááááá, the bureaucracy ááśááˇááśááˇáááááá, excessive bureaucracy á áááśáááááááśááá ááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A system of carrying on the business of government by means of departments or bureaus, each under the control of a chief, in contradiction to a system in which the officers of government have an associated authority and responsibility; also, government conducted on this system. 2.Government officials, collectively.
I}Á˝ x§i%-e_
BurglarproofËbÉËglepru:ĘËááşá áááĄášááááźá áá(adjective)
1.(To rob as a burglar) ááá áźááá˝á , á áźááá˝á áááááááśá áśá (áááááá) Example: We were burgled while we were on holiday. Synonyms 1.loot, pilfer, pillage, plunder, purloin, rob, snatch, steal, swipe Antonyms 1.buy, refund, repay, restore, return §g)E9oBurglarËbÉËglÉ(r)Ëááşá áááĄáş(á)(noun)
(noun). á áááááááá áźááá˝á
noun 1.(One who commits burglary) á áááááááá áźááá˝á , á ááá áźááá˝á áááááááśá áśá (áááááá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) á ááááááááá˝á á áźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One guilty of the crime of burglary. 8§f'?
BurgherËbÉËgÉ(r)Ëááşá áááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(interment, act burying a deceased person, sepulture) ááˇá áá áááá áťááá, ááśááááááááťááá¸, ááśááááááááá , ááťááááááá áťáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá áťááá, áŹáááá áťááá 3.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááááááá áá, ááśááááááááž ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A grave; a tomb; a place of sepulture. 2.The act of burying; depositing a dead body in the earth, in a tomb or vault, or in the water, usually with attendant ceremonies; sepulture; interment. M§m 'G5
BurgundyËbÉËgÉdÉŞËááşá ááášááá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Burglaries 1.(The act of breaking into a building, to steal) ááśáááá áźááá˝á Example: A number of burglaries have been committed in this area recently. 2.(á áááśáá) ááśáááá áźááá˝á Example: Breaking and entering the house of another person with the intention of committing a felony (usually theft). Some statutes have expanded burglary to include any unlawful entry into or remaining in a building or vehicle with intent to commit a crime. á§ááśá áááá ááśáááááśáá áźááá ááááťáááááá˘áááááááá áááááááááááśáá ááááśáášáááááááášááááˇááá§ááááˇááá (ááśááźáá ááşááśááá˝á ) á á áááśááááááááśáááááá¸áááˇáááááááááśáááá áźááá˝á ááááááááśáááááá áźáááśáá áźááááááťáá áááśááâáŹááˇááááá ááááťáá˘áśááśááŹááśáááááˇááááááśáááááááááááášááááááááážááááá áááááá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá˝á á áźá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Burglaries 1.Breaking and entering the dwelling house of another, in the nighttime, with intent to commit a felony therein, whether the felonious purpose be accomplished or not. Synonyms 1.break in, depredation, larceny, pillage, plunder, robbery, theft
Ă ßúVX N§u!/G BurmaËbÉËmÉËááşáááš(noun)
(pronoun. noun). ááááááááźááś
noun 1.(a republic of southeast Asia) ááááááááźááś C§t!)} YBurlyËbÉËlÉŞËááşáá¸(adjective)
adjective 1.(with a strong heavy body, sturdy) áááááá ážáááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having a large, strong, or gross body; stout; lusty; -- now used chiefly of human beings, but formerly of animals, in the sense of stately or beautiful, and of inanimate things that were huge and bulky. 2.Coarse and rough; boisterous. 3§s#/!
BurlinËbÉËlÉŞnËáášáá¸á(noun)
noun 1.áááááśáá (áááááááśááááá), ááááˇá (áááááááááśááááá ááśááť) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The cutting tool of an engraver on metal, used in line engraving. It is made of tempered steel, one end being ground off obliquely so as to produce a sharp point, and the other end inserted in a handle; a graver; also, the similarly shaped tool used by workers in marble. 2.The manner or style of execution of an engraver; as, a soft burin; a brilliant burin.
ý ł0> ý §z%/MBurningËbÉËnÉŞĹËááşáá¸á(noun)
(intransitive verb). (pt.,pp. burned, burnt) fires ~ ááá cuts ~ ááş, ááááś ~ with angeráá˝áááá (á˘.á)â burn up áááá˘áá burn down áááááááá burn out áááá, á ááá áá
(transitive verb). áĄ. áááśá (adjective) ~ in origin ááááááááááźááś ~ language ááźááś
(noun). He's a ~ááááśááˇááźááś speak ~ááśááśááźááś
noun 1.(a native or inhabitant of Burma, the principal language of Burma, a SinoTibetan language) He's a Burmese ááááśááˇááźááś, speak Burmese ááśááśááźááś adjective 1.(of Burma, its people, culture or their language) Burmese in origin áá¸áŹááááááááááźááś, Burmese language ááááśááśááźááś ENGLISH MEANING Singular and Plural 1.(SINGULAR and PLURAL) A native or the natives of Burmah. Also (sing.), the language of the Burmans. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to Burmah, or its inhabitants. color: #0000ff;">~ wood ááťá á˘, áááážá˘ááááśááááá áá(áááááá) áŁ, ááááťáááá á¤, ááťááááááśáá áĽ, áááážááśáááááťááááśááááťá áŚ, áááážá˘áááááá ~ the lights áážá ~ the steakáááážá˘ááááááá ~ oneself áááážá˘áááááśá the lamp burn á ááááááááááśááááážáááááśáá burn one's brides or boats ááˇáááááá˘ááááááśáá, ááááźááááááśááá burn one's fingers ááááááśáááá˝á burn to know áá ááá áááášá burn with indignation áášááááááśááááśáááááśáá to burn the candle at both endsá áśáááśáááśáááá¸áááááá to burn one's boats ááśáá (áááá ááśá) a burned child dreads fire á˘ááááááááááśááááááááá ážááážáááááśá burn up ááťáá áá (Coll.) burns me up áááážá˘ááááááťáááá burn down ááťáááááá á áá, ááááááśááááá˘áááá¸ááá
(noun). get a burn áááśááááážá aâ slow ~ ááśáááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááá áśá, ááşááááś, ááşá áśáá fires burn ááá, cuts burn ááş, ááááś noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááááááááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááśá 3.(an injury caused by fire, heat, wind, etc., the process or result of burning) get a burn áááśááááážá, ááśáááá, ááśááááśá, a slow burn ááśáááá verb â past tense: Burnt/Burned ; past participle: Burnt/Burned ; present participle: Burning ; 3rd person singular present Burns 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Burning to damage or hurt or destroy by fire or the action of acid; to be injured or damaged in this way; to set of fire, to sun bum; to cauterize, to harden by fire; to be on fire, to blaze; to feel hot. ááá˘áˇá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááťááááśááááážá, ááťááááááśáááááá˝á
& éN{o& E¨ + #E
Burr (also bur)bÉË(r)ááş(á)(noun)
(noun). (plants have ) burrs ááááááťáááááśááˇáááááśááááááśááááá˘áśá metal ~ á˘ááá¸ááááá áááśááŹááááśáá engraver's ~ ááááżáááááśáá apeak with a ~ ááśáááśááá˘ááááśá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who burnishes. 2.A tool with a hard, smooth, rounded end or surface, as of steel, ivory, or agate, used in smoothing or polishing by rubbing. It has a variety of forms adapted to special uses. §{%;]BurnishËbÉËnÉŞĘËááşáá¸ááá (transitive verb)
noun 1.(A gloss or polish) áááááşá áśáááá¸á˘ááá¸ááááááá Example: , Mother burnished the copper pots until they gleamed. verb â past tense: burnished ; past participle: burnished ; present participle: burnishing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To polish by rubbing) áááážá˛áááĄážááááááťáááááá, ááťáááśá burnish by friction áááážáąáááááá, ááááśá, áááážáąáááááśá (ááśá, ááááśáá ááá) / burnish with gold áááážáąááááá ááááşáĄážá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áĄážááááááťáááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The effect of burnishing; gloss; brightness; luster. verb â past tense: burnished ; past participle: burnished ; present participle: burnishing ; 1.To cause to shine; to make smooth and bright; to polish; specifically, to polish by rubbing with something hard and smooth; as, to burnish brass or paper. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To shine forth; to brighten; to become smooth and glossy, as from swelling or filling out; hence, to grow large.
&´ ¨'5 ABursaryËbÉËsÉrÉŞËááşááˇáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Bursaries 1.á ááááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Bursaries 1.The treasury of a college or monastery. 2.A scholarship or charitable foundation in a university, as in Scotland; a sum given to enable a student to pursue his studies. P¨'3GBursarËbÉËsÉ(r)Ëááşááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A sac or cavity. especially between joints. treasurer, as of a college, the holder of a scholarship at school or university) á ááááááˇá (áááá áśááˇááááśááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A student to whom a stipend or bursary is paid for his complete or partial support. 2.A treasurer, or cash keeper; a purser; as, the bursar of a college, or of a monastery. ¨
!
Burrower"(noun)
noun 1.(A hole or tunnel dug by a fox or rabbit, etc., as a dwelling, any similar hole for shelter, etc) ááźá (áááááśá, áááááááá ááá) / ááźáááááááááťááá¸, ááááááááááááááááááťáááźá, áááááááááśáááááááśá verb â past tense: burrowed ; past participle: burrowed ; present participle: burrowing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To make a burrow, to live or bide in or as in a burrow) áá¸áááźá (áááá) / ááťá, áá¸á, ááśáááźá, ááśááááá, áááážááźá, áá˝áááááťáááźááḠ(áááááśá) / áá˝áááťá, áá¸ááá¸áá, ááťáááž, áááźááááśááŹááťááážáá Example: The mole burrowed under the lawn, Danai burrowed through the basket of clothes. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An incorporated town. 2.A shelter; esp. a hole in the ground made by certain animals, as rabbits, for shelter and habitation. 3.A heap or heaps of rubbish or refuse. verb â past tense: burrowed ; past participle: burrowed ; present participle: burrowing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To excavate a hole to lodge in, as in the earth; to lodge in a hole excavated in the earth, as conies or rabbits. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To lodge, or take refuge, in any deep or concealed place; to hide. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A mound
ź ź \¨ /w
BurtonËbÉËtnËááşááźá(noun)
(noun).
IDIOM
go for a burtonááśáááśááááá, ááááááśááŹáááááśáá
(intransitive verb).(pt.,pp. burst) áĄ. balloons ~ ááááťá á˘, áááááááťá burst into tears ááááááááá áááá burst out laughing á˘áááááážá burst assunder áááááááá, áááááśáá burst forthááááťááĄážá, ááážáá áá burst out laughing áážá ááá˘áśáááá˘áśá burst into tears áááááášááááá˝á, ááá˘áááášáá˘áááá
(transitive verb). ~ a balloon áááážá˘ááááááŹááááťá
á
(2) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. loud ~ ááźáááááťá á˘, ~ of speed áááááťá áŁ, ááśáááááťá á¤, ~ of gunfire âáá˝áááááź, áá˝áááááśá
Past or Past Participle form of: Burst 1.(FIGURATIVE) áášá, á ááá˛áááážá, ááááááááş 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááá áśáááşááśáá áá, burst of speed áááááťá, burst of gunfire áá˝áááááśá noun 1.Bursting, explosion, the result of a bursting, a break, a sudden, violent display of feeling, a sudden action. ááśáááááťá, ááśáááá, ááśáááśáááŹááśá áá áá, ááśáááááśáá áá, ááśáááťáá áá, ááśáááśááááá áśá, ááśáááááááááˇá , ááśáááśá, ááśáááśááááşá áśááááá˝á, ááźáááśá Example: The bottle burst, The buds burst open, Dara burst a blood vessel, Burst into tears, Burst into tears. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááťááĄážá, ááśáááśááá ááááááá verb â past tense: Burst ; past participle: Burst ; present participle: Bursting ; 3rd person singular present Bursts 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááťá, ááśááááźáááááśáá 2.(TRANSITIVE) Burst a balloon áááážáąááááááŹááááťá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) (to force or be forced open, to fly violently apart, to appear or come suddenly and. forcefully, to let out a violent expression of feeling, to be as full as possible, to be filled) balloons burst ááááťá, burst into tears ááááááááá ááá, burst out laughing á˘áááááážá , bursting (with joy) áááááá, burst asunder áááááááśá, burst forth ááááťáá áááá, burst out laughing áážá ááá˘áśáááá˘áśá, ááááťááááážá , burst into tears áá, ááááááá 4.(TRANSITIVE) ááááá, ááááśá, á áśáá, áááááťá 5.ááááťááĄážá, ááááśáá áá
Ş ¨
5I
BusbyËbĘzbÉŞËááśáááá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: buses, busses 1.(a long bodied passenger, a motor vehicle) ááááááááááááááśáááášááááťááá, áááááááášáá˘ááááááážá 2.ááááááááááťá h¨)9oBuryËberÉŞËáááá¸(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp. buried) ááá (Form.) áááá áťá ~ a knife in his heartá áśáá âbury the hatchet ááááááááááááś, ááááťááááá˝áááááś bury one's head in the sandááˇáááááááááśááááá áááá¸ááˇá bury one's face in one's hands ááááááśáá, áááááááááááá
IDIOM
bury the hatchet ááááááá ááśáá˘áá¸áááśá, áááá áááśáá bury one's head in the sand ááˇáááááááááśááááśáááˇá ~ the past ááááááá bury himself áá ááśáá, áááážáááážááá ááśáá
1.(ááááźáááśá) áááá áťá verb â past tense: buried ; past participle: buried ; present participle: burying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To place (a dead body) in the earth or a tomb or the sea; to put underground, to hide in earth; to cover up; to put away; to involve oneself deeply in. -bury the hatchet to stop fighting and become reconciled) ááá bury a knife in his heart á áśáá bury the hatchet ááááááááááááś, ááááťááááá˝áááááś, buried with work ááśáááˇá áá ááśáááśá ááážá, bury one's head in the sand ááˇáááááááááśááááá áááá¸ááˇá, bury himself áá ááśáá, áááážáááážááá ááśáá bury the past ááááááá , bury the hatchet ááááá ááżáá áśáá, áááááááź 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááá á áá
I wI B¨
C5
BushedbĘĘtáááťááá áşáá(adjective)
(adjective). á˘áááááááśáá
d¨ %+UI
Bush beatingbĘĘËbÉŞtÉŞĹáááťááá Ëáááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. low ~ ááťááááá, á˘ááá¸áááááášáá ážáááááśáá (ááśááˇáááááááŹááá)â á˘, áá¸ááśá ááááááááááááááˇááááážáááˇáááá (ááśááˇááááá á˘áśá áááááˇá á˘áźááááááśáá¸) in the bush áá ááááťááááá (ááśá ááááááśá) ~ of his tailááááááááááźááŹááááá to beat about the bush ááááĄááááááĄáˇá, ááśááááááááá áá, ááťáááˇá good wine needs not bush ááááááááśááááááśá ááážááá¸á á
(intransitive ver). the bush out áĄážááááááźá
Same as: bouche noun 1.(A shrub, a thick growth or clump, anything resembling a bush, shrubby woodland or uncleared country) áááááášááááťáááááťáá low bush ááťááááá, in the bush áá ááááťááááá (ááśá ááááááśá) / bush of his stail ááááááááááźááŹááááá, bush beating ááśáááˇááśáááááĄááááááĄáˇá, bush man áááááťáááááááá˘áśá áááááˇá verb â past tense: bushed ; past participle: bushed ; present participle: bushing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to grow thickly or spread out) bush out áĄážááááááźá 2.(COLLOQUIAL) (INTRANSITIVE) áááážáąááá˘áááááááśáá ż Ł z t n h b \ V P J D > 8 2 , &
ü
ö
đ
ę
ä
Ţ
Ř
Ň
Ě
Ć
Ŕ
ş
´
Ž
¨
˘
~
x
r
l
f
`
Z
T
N
H
B
<
6
0
*
$
ztnhb\VPJD>82,&
ü
ö
đ
ę
ä
Ţ
Ř
Ň
Ě
Ć
Ŕ
ş
´
Ž
¨
˘
~
x
r
l
f
`
Z
T
N
H
B
<
6
0
*
$
ú ô î č â Ü Ö Đ Ę Ä ž ¸ ˛ Ź Ś | v p j d ^ X R L F @ : 4 . ( "
ţřňěćŕÚÔÎČÂźś°Ş¤ztnhb\VPJD>82,& üöđęäŢŘŇĚĆŔş´Ž¨˘~xrlf`ZTNHB<60*$ úôîčâÜÖĐĘÄž¸˛ŹŚ |vpjd^XRLF@:4.("
ţřňěćŕÚÔÎČÂźś°Ş¤ztnhb\VPJD>82,& üöđęäŢŘŇĚĆŔş´Ž¨˘~xrlf`ZTNHB<60*$
ú ô î č â Ü Ö Đ Ę Ä ž ¸ ˛ Ź Ś | v p j d ^ X R L F @ : 4 . ( "
ţ ř ň ě ć ŕ Ú Ô Î Č Â ź ś ° Ş ¤ úôîčâÜÖĐĘÄž¸˛ŹŚ |vpjd^XRLF@:4.("
ţřňěćŕÚÔÎČÂźś°Ş¤ Zą` YąZ XąR WąO VąK UąF TąE SąA Rą9 Qą1 Pą, Oą) Ną" Mą Lą Ką Ją Ią Hą Gą F°} E°z D°x C°t B°l A°d @°] ?°U >°O =°I <°B ;°: :°5 9°1 8°, 7°( 6°" 5° 4° 3° 2° 1° 0° /Ż .Ż{ -Żu ,Żn +Żj *Ża )ŻY (ŻW 'ŻQ &ŻJ %ŻF $ŻB "Ż< !Ż4 Ż, Ż% Ż Ż Ż Ż Ż Ż Ž| Ž{ Žu Žn Žj Žd Ž_ ŽZ ŽS ŽP
ŽL ŽH ŽE
ŽB Ž@ Ž> Ž< Ž6 Ž4 Ž- Ž* Ž' Ž$ ˙Ž ţŽ ýŽ üŽ úŽ ůŽ ÷Ž öŽ ő ôz óy ňw ńo đj ďi îe íc ě] ëX ęW éU čS çO ćJ ĺE ä; ă3 â. á) ŕ& ß! Ţ Ý Ü Ű
Ú Ů Ř ×Źy ÖŹr ŐŹm ÔŹi ÓŹe ŇŹa ŃŹ^ ĐŹW ĎŹQ ÎŹK ÍŹB ĚŹ< ËŹ6 ĘŹ2 ÉŹ, ĆŹ$ ĹŹ ÄŹ ĂŹ ÂŹ ÁŹ ŔŹ żŹ žŹ ťŤ~ şŤv šŤo ¸Ťl śŤj ľŤa łŤ_ ˛Ť] ąŤY °ŤS ŤM ŹŤC ŤŤ? ŞŤ; ŠŤ6 ¨Ť2 §Ť+ ŚŤ$ ĽŤ ¤Ť ŁŤ ˘Ť Ť Ť Ť Ť Ť Ş{ Şu Şo Şj Şc Ş` Ş\ ŞY ŞT ŞP ŞI ŞB ŞA Ş@ Ş> Ş; Ş5 Ş1 Ş/ Ş* Ş% Ş Ş Ş Ş Ş Ş Ş Ş ~Šz }Šv |Šm {Šk zŠf yŠa xŠ_ wŠ[ vŠT uŠO tŠI sŠC rŠA qŠ; mŠ6 lŠ0 kŠ* jŠ& iŠ# hŠ gŠ fŠ eŠ dŠ
cŠ b¨| a¨t `¨o _¨j ^¨d \¨Z [¨T Z¨O Y¨K X¨C V¨= U¨7 T¨4 S¨1 R¨) Q¨& P¨" O¨ N¨ M¨ L¨ K¨ I¨ G¨
Ľo Ľg Ľb Ľ\ ˙ĽY ýĽV üĽQ űĽK úĽJ ůĽI řĽF ÷Ľ? öĽ: őĽ7 ôĽ2 óĽ+ ňĽ& ńĽ" đĽ ďĽ îĽ íĽ ěĽ
çĽ ć¤} ä¤w ă¤t â¤n á¤h ŕ¤f ߤa ޤ^ ݤ] ܤZ ۤX Ú¤R ٤K ؤD פ> Ö¤6 Ô¤2 Ó¤* Ҥ$ Ѥ# Ϥ Τ ͤ ˤ ʤ
ɤ Ȥ ÇŁ| ĆŁz ĹŁy ÄŁu ÂŁk ÁŁe ŔŁ` żŁ^ žŁ[ ˝ŁV źŁR ťŁM Ą´ ´ ´
´ ´ ´ ły łr ło łg łc ł] łV łP łE ł< ł5 ł0 ł+ ł* ł' ł ł ł ł ł ł ł ˛} ˛y ˛t ˛q ˛h ˛b |˛^ {˛T z˛O y˛I x˛G w˛C v˛B u˛? t˛: s˛6 r˛3 q˛, p˛* o˛% n˛# m˛ l˛ k˛ j˛ i˛ f˛ d˛ cą} bąv aąp `ąm _ąh ^ąg ]ąf \ąe [ąd F¨
E¨ D¨ C¨ A§z @§u ?§n >§i =§` <§\ ;§[ :§Z 9§W 8§T 7§N 6§H 5§D 4§C 3§< 2§7 1§3 0§* /§% .§# -§ ,§ +§ *§ )§ (§ '§ &§ %§ $Ś #Ś{ "Śx !Śt Śn Śi Śd Śc Ś[ ŚQ ŚO ŚJ ŚD Ś> Ś6 Ś1 Ś+ Ś' Ś" Ś Ś Ś
Ś Ś Ś
Ś Ś Ľ~ Ľ} Ľv z ˘´
ę
ř *ę ¨
#
Busily"(adjective)
(adjective). ááááááá
adverb 1.áááśáááśáááá, áááśááááśáášá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a busy manner. ¨!/o#
BushmasterËbĘĘma:stÉ(r)Ëáááťááá ááášáááááş(á)(verb)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá bush noun 1.(a replaceable thin tube or sleeve, a lining for a hole, an insulating lining or part) áááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The operation of fitting bushes, or linings, into holes or places where wear is to be received, or friction diminished, as pivot holes, etc. 2.A bush or lining; -- sometimes called a thimble. ¨'M%
BushidoËbu:ĘÉŞdaĘËáááťááá áá¸ááź(noun)
y¨ = K eBushelbĘĘlĘáááťááá áşá(noun)
(noun). bushel of rice ááááźááá˝ááá fill a ~ááááá, ááá˘á¸ under a bushel áááśáááááśáááááá
noun 1.(A measure for grain and fruit) áááááśááááťááśá (áĄáŁáá¸ááá) Example: A bushel basket.bushel of rice ááááźááá˝ááá , fill a bushel ááááá, ááá˘á¸ 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááááááˇááááááá˝áááźá ááśááá (1 bushel = 59 pounds) ess address á˘áśáááááááśáááááťáá ááťááááá˝á business callááśáá áťááá ááśááá˝ááá¸ááááśáááśááááá˝á business centrenáááááááááááśááˇááááááá business class ááááśáááááá˝á (áááááááá áážááááá áá áááááśááááááááááśáááááśááááˇáááááááááááśáááááśáááááá ááá) business corespondenceááśááááááááśááááááśááááá˝á business corespondent âá˘ááááááážááááááááááśááááááááˇá áá , á˘áááááśáááááśááááááááˇá áá business efficiency exhibition ááśáááśááááˇááááááˇáááááśááááááˇááááˇááśáááááťááááá˝á business equipmentááááżááááˇááááśáááážááááťáááśááˇááśááá business expenseááśáá áááśáááśáá˘áśáá¸ááááá(ááśááááá˝á) business hoursáááá (ááá) áááážá˘áśáá¸ááááá, áááááááážááśá business latterááááťááááááá˝á businesslunchâáááá˘áśá áśááááááśááááˇááśááááśááááááá˝á business school (college) ááśááśáááá˝á, áá áśááˇááááśáááááśááˇáááááśááááá business tripâ áááážáááśááááá˝á business undertaking ááśááááážáááá˝á
noun â Plural: Businesses 1.(don't like the whole) business ááżá, ááżááááśá 2.(official) business ááˇá áá ááśá, ááˇá áá ááťáá, ááťáááˇá áá 3.á áśááááá˝á Example: He has a business. 4.(go into) business áááá˝á 5.(UNCOUNTABLE) (a task or duty, a thing one is concerned with, one usual occupation, a commercial firm, a rightful concern, a matter, activity, etc., the buying and selling of goods, a trade) study business ááśááˇááááááá 6.(ááśááˇááááááá) (UNCOUNTABLE) áááá˝á, á˘áśáá¸ááááá, ááˇá áá ááśá, ááśááˇááááááá, áá ááááśá, ááááśááááááá˝á adjective 1.(Of or for business, affairs or concerns, having to do with business) business trip áááááśáááááášáááťáááááááá˝á Example: The grocery business, the people's quarrels are a lawyer's business, Here on business, The business before the meeting is.. business establishment ááááťáá ááťá, business college ááśáááśááˇááááááá
4 4 ť@¨ !Găm?BusinessËbÉŞznÉŞsËáááˇá áááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. study ~ ááśááˇááááááá go into ~áááá˝á á˘, He has a ~ á áśááááá˝á áŁ, official ~ ááˇá áá ááśá, ááˇá áá ááťáá, ááťááááˇá áá á¤, ááťáááá it's noneof your businessááˇááááááˇá áá ááśáááááááááá áĽ, don't like the whole ~ ááżá, ááżááááśá áŚ, ááśáááˇááśááášáááťáááááááážáááááˇáááááá á§, go about one's business áá áááážááśááááááá go out of business ááááááááśáááśá it's none of yourbusiness ááˇááááááśááˇá áá ááśáááááááá a man of businessáá˝áá˘áááááá áˇáááááťáááśááááśáááśá it is the business the teacher to ááśááśáááˇá áá ááááááááźáááááˇáááááźá to have no business in aplace ááááśáááˇá áá ááśáá˘ááá¸áá áá¸ááááá mean business ááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, ááááśááśáááˇá business paper ááááá ááśáááááá¸, ááááá ááˇááááˇáááááḠbe in business áá ááááťáááááťáá ááťáááśááˇááááááágo inbusiness á áśáááááážáááááťáá ááťáááśááˇááááááá go on business áá áááážáááá˝á go out of business ááááááážá˘áśáá¸ááááá big businessááááśááááááá˝áááá on business ááśáááááááá˝á faculty of businessáá áśááˇááááśáááááśááˇáááááśááááá be on businessáá (áá) áááážáááá˝á family businessáá ááááśááááá˝ááśá mixed business áá ááááśáá áááťá small business áá ááááśáááťáááźá , á˘áśáá¸áááááááťáááźá busin J
Ľ Ą Ľ o¨/)
BuskbĘskËááśááá(intransitive verb)
feminine: businesswoman noun 1.(man who is engaged in trade or commerce. a female business person) á˘ááááááá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááˇááááá, á˘ááááááá˝á, á˘áśáá¸ááá [¨%+eu =BusinesslikeËbÉŞznÉŞslaÉŞkËáááˇá áááá¸ááĄáśááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(practical, systematic, orderly, efficient) businesslike techniques áááááźá áááááážáááá˝á, businesslike manner ááááááááááááááááááááśááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.In the manner of one transacting business wisely and by right methods.
< < @¨/¨;BustËbĘstËááśááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of Napoleon (Lig.) á§áááááśá (gen.) ááźáááááśááá˝áááááśááááá˝á á˘, ááá, ááááźááááááááááá¸
(intransitive verb). (pt.,pp. bust or busted). tires ~ ááá companies ~ááá go to bustáá ááśááááááá, áá ááśáááááááťáá ááťá
(transitive verb). áĄ.~ his balloonáááážá˘ááááá ~ the companyáááážá˘ááááá bust up (rocks) ááááá á˘, ááááááááááá áŁ, áááá áťáááááá bust up ( a romance)áááážááˇáá˘ááááśáááááá
(noun). venture was a ~ ááśáááˇáááááá ~ of a company ááśááá(ááśááááá˝á)
Past or Past Participle form of: Bust 1.ááźáááááśááá˝áááááśáááááá˝á noun 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááśáááˇáááśááááááá , ááśáááá 2.(a sculpture of the head, shoulders, and the bosom a woman's bosom., the chest or breast the upper, part of the human body) bust of Napoleon (á§áááááśá) 3.(A financial collapse, a spree. -bust up to put an end to a friendship, to disrupt. -go bust to become bankrupt. -bust up to separate utin) venture was a bust ááśáááˇááááááá , bust of a company ááśáááá (ááśááááá˝á) verb â past tense: Bust ; past participle: Bust ; present participle: Busting ; 3rd person singular present Busts 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťá, áááááááťáááááśá, ááťáááááśáá áśáááááá˝á 2.(COLLOQUIAL) (INTRANSITIVE) (Colloquial of burst) ~ something somebody (for something) (to burst; to break, to go bankrupt, to collapse from the supreme strain, to hit; to demote) tires bust ááá, companies bust ááá 3.(TRANSITIVE) Bust his balloon áááážáąááááá, bust the company áááážáąááááá, bust up (rocks) áááááá , bust up (a romance) áááážááˇááąááááśááááááá 4.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááá, ááá
3
#3 l¨ /
BustyËbÉŞstÉŞËááśááá¸(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) á ááśá á (áááááśáááśáááááśááááááźááááášáááááśáááááááśáá) 2.áá áá noun 1.(Padding used to puff out the top of a womaiYs skirt at the back) áááááśááááśáááąááááááá (áááá¸) áĄážááááá verb â past tense: bustled ; past participle: bustled ; present participle: bustling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááážáąááááśááááááśáááážá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (with something) (To make a show of hurrying, to cause to hurry) ááśááááááśáááážá, ááááááááá, á ááááźáá ááááá (ááááááááááááážâáá¸áááááááá˝ááá áááááááá˝á) Example: Udom bustled about the room trying to look busy, the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. v¨%Ka3BusterËbĘstÉ(r)Ëááśááááááş(á)(noun)
adjective 1.~ (at with something); ~ (doing something) (working, occupied, full of activity, too full of detail, not idle, in use at the moment, meddle some) busy man ááááááá, áááááśáááťááá ááážá Example: Udom. is busy now and cannot see you, Surachai is busy writing, Be busy with some important work.busy life ááááááááááááááááááśáááááááááśá, busy signal áááááááśááááśááááťáááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá Example: the line is busy á§ááśá áááá áááááśáááśáááááá verb â past tense: busied ; past participle: busied ; present participle: busying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááážáąáááááá
ę xę
¨"1 Y
ButchbĘtĘáááťááá(adjective)
(conjuction) I can áĄ. ~ I won't áá, áááťáááá á˘, áááśáááśááááá áŁ, ááááááśáá˝áááááś á¤, ááááťááá ááˇá áĽ, áááá áḠáŚ, áááážáááááááźáá˘áśáááááááááážá á§, áááážááááśááááááááááá á¨, áááážááááśáááááááááśááááááááśá there's nothing to do but go ááśááááá áá
(2) (preposition)
(preposition). all ~ one áážáááááá last but one áááááśáááá¸ááááááá
(3) (adverb)
(adverb). ááááśáááá, áá all but dead ááˇáááááśááá ážá
SEE: Butt, and Abut adverb 1.(Only, merely, just) all but dead áááááˇáááááśáá (áááášááá) Example: It's not cheap. but it's very good, Not peace, but a sword, Not only... but also... Last but one, None but the brave. preposition 1.(no more than, except, otherwise than, other. yet on the cont; unless that) I can, but I won't áá, áááťáááá, áááá áá¸, There's nothing to do but go ááśááááá áá, all but one áážáááááá, last but one áááááśáááá¸ááááááá
V ¨&%?)
ButlerËbĘtlÉ(r)Ëááśááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(a person whose trade is Al slaughter animals for food, one who sells meat, anyone who kills as if slaughtering animals) á˘áááááśááááááźá, áááá˝áááśá áááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááśá, ááśááá, ááśááááážá˘ááááááĄáśáá 3.(FIGURATIVE) áááťáááááááśá ááááááá, áááááááááááˇááááááá work as a butcher áááá˝ááááááśá á 4.(PEJORATIVE) á˘áááááśáááááááśáááá Example: cruel butcher verb â past tense: butchered ; past participle: butchered ; present participle: butchering ; 1.ááśáááááááśáá, áááážá˘ááááźá , áááážá˘ááááˇááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who slaughters animals, or dresses their flesh for market; one whose occupation it is to kill animals for food. 2.A slaughterer; one who kills in large numbers, or with unusual cruelty; one who causes needless loss of life, as in battle. verb â past tense: butchered ; past participle: butchered ; present participle: butchering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To kill or slaughter (animals) for food, or for market; as, to butcher hogs. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To murder, or kill, especially in an unusually bloody or barbarous manner.
p Ë p W¨)#3 gButterËbĘtÉ(r)Ëááśááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(COLLOQUIAL) (UNCOUNTABLE) (A fatty food substance made from cream by churning, a similar substance made from other materials) fresh butter ááşá (ááááśáááášáááááá) 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśááááááá, áááźáááśá, áąááááááá˝á K¨(=Q
Buttebju:táááááźááá(noun)
noun 1.(A large cask or barrel, the thick end of anything, a stub as of a cigarette, a mound of earth behind a target, a target range) ááááśá (ááśááááážá) Example: A goat butts people who annoy him, The calf gave a playful butt, the butt of a rifle, a ham butt. 2.(To abut, to be adjacent) goats butt ááťá, ááá (áááá) 3.(An insulted or condemned person, the wall of a shooting star, get, goal, target, limit) (áááá) ááśáááťááŹááá 4.(VULGAR) Kick his butt ááźá verb â past tense: butted ; past participle: butted ; present participle: butting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To bump, ram, bunt, to buck. -buff in to intrude in the others affairs or business) ááťá (áááá)
é . Bۢ d¨1!Mi
Buttonhook-hĘkËááśáááášáá áźá(noun)
noun 1.(a slit thiough which a button is passed, Ito fasten clothing, a flower or spray worn pinned sto the lapel or in the buttonhole) áááááĄáá 5¨/;KaButtonËbĘtnËááśááááşá(noun)
noun 1.(a knob or disk sewn on a garment as a fastener or omament, anything small and shaped like a button, a small knob for operating a doorbell, a small mushroom) shirt button áĄáá, push the button ááááżáá áťá c¨. ;mButtockËbĘtÉkËááśáááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(either of the two fleshy rounded parts at the lower end of the back of the hips) ááááśááááááˇá, ááźá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The part at the back of the hip, which, in man, forms one of the rounded protuberances on which he sits; the rump. 2.The convexity of a ship behind, under the stern. h¨- 'GcButterflyËbĘtÉflaÉŞËááśááşá áááśá(noun)
(noun).áĄ. ááá˘ááá á˘, áááťááááááááááśáááśáááá˝áááťáááááźá a social â~ áŁ, ááśáá áááášáááśáááááááá˘ááá doing (the) ~ have butterfish (in one's stomach)âááśáá˘áśááááááááˇááááá˝áááááťááááááťááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A plant of the genus Ranunculus, or crowfoot, particularly R. bulbosus, with bright yellow flowers; -- called also butterflower, golden cup, and kingcup. It is the cuckoobud of Shakespeare. ,¨+)/{+
Butter-fingersËbĘtÉfÉŞĹgÉsËááśááş(á)âá áááá¸áááááá(noun)
(transitive verb). ~ sth (up) ááááášá ~ a building ááá, ááá ~ an argumentááśáááá
SYNONYMS
(verb). ááá, ááá, ááśáááá back up ááśáááá, ááááťááááááťá, ááááááá corroborate áááážáááśáá¸áááá, áááááááááááśáá, áááááśáá justify áááážááťááááˇáááá, ááˇááśááááááśá, áááá áśáááááááťááśá, áááážá˘áááážáááśááááźá justify a margin áááážáááášáááááś substantiate á ááá˘áťáááááááťááśá
noun 1.(a support built against a wall, a support, a prop) á§áááááááá, ááá, ááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá, áááááááá˘áá verb â past tense: buttressed ; past participle: buttressed ; present participle: buttressing ; 1.ááá, ááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A projecting mass of masonry, used for resisting the thrust of an arch, or for ornament and symmetry. 2.Anything which supports or strengthens. verb â past tense: buttressed ; past participle: buttressed ; present participle: buttressing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To support with a buttress; to prop; to brace firmly.
M ¤úM )¨7#9/aBuyerËbaÉŞâÉËááśáá˘áş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(a person who buys something, an agent choosing and buying merchandise for a store. -buyers, market a market in which goods and services are abundant and prices relatively jow) á˘áááááˇá 2.á˘áááááˇá &¨6
;
Buyable"(adjective)
(adjective). á˘áśá ááˇáááśá
X¨5 /eBuybaÉŞâááśá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (pt.,pp. bought) áĄ. ~ a house ááˇá (Lit.) ááśá á˘, ááááá áŁ, ááźá, ááááźá buy timeáááááśá˘ááááśáááźá (áááááááźáááśá) ááźá, á˘ááááťááážáááá¸ááááˇáááśáá á¤, ááá˝áááááśáá áĽ, ááż, ááá˝áááááśáá buy out (the company)ááˇááá buy inááˇááá¸ááśáááááĄááĄáťá buy forward ááˇáááááááˇáááźá ááááááá˝áááááťáááá( áážáááá¸áážáááááááááˇááááááááá˝á) buy up (shares) ááˇáá ááážááĄážá
(noun). ááśáááˇá a good buy ááśáááˇáááśáááá bad buy ááśáááˇááááá
buyable (adjective). á˘áśá ááˇáááśá
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááˇá verb â past tense: Bought ; past participle: Bought ; present participle: Buying ; 3rd person singular present Buys 1.ááˇá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ something (for somebody) (to obtain in exchange for money or by some sacrifice, to win over by bribery, to bribe. to be a buyer) buy a house ááˇá (ááśá) / buy in ááˇááááááśáááááááá, buy time áááááśáąááááśáááźá (áááááááźáááśá) / buy off (the police) ááźá, buy out (the company) ááˇáááá˘áá buy up (shares) ááˇáá ááážááĄážá, ááˇáááśááá˘áá
ô Gboq ô y¨=#)eg
By-electionbaÉŞÉŞËlekĘnËááśáá˘ááˇáĄááááá ášá(noun)
#0000ff;">meet by chance áá˝ááááá ááááá á¨, let me being ~ saying ááźá, ááá(áááážáááááááśáá˝ááášáá˘ááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á) áŠ, travel ~ boat ááśáááá, ááá (ááśááášáááśá, ááśááášááááááźá) áĄá , áááá á, á áśááá á seize sb. by hairá áśáááááááśáá áĄáĄ, áááááááśáááášááá, ááśááááťá, ááśááşáááá go by the house ááśááááťááááá by virtue ofá˘áśáááááá˘áááśá áá by farááááśáááśáá one by one áá˝áááááá áĽ, by 10 meters ááášááĽá, áááááááĄá á sell rice ~ the kilo ááś
(2) (adverb)
(adverb)â âáĄ. áá ááˇá, áá áááááâ á˘, ááśáá, ááśááááśá, ááááááá driver byáážáááááááááśááááśá áŁ,ááá, ááśá, áá˝áááááá (áá˝ááááááá)â put by (a book) ááťáááááá á áááá˝ááááááá á¤, by andby áááááˇá ááááá, áááááˇá ááá close byáá ááˇá seize him by the neck áááááśá áśááá, ááááá˝á á by himselfááśáááááśáááááá˝á by the time ááááśááášááááááá by theâ wayááááá!â by the bye ááááá! by and large ááśááźáá stand byá áśááá˝á, áááá áśá hurry byáááááśáááá by sunrise âáááááááá˘áśááˇááááááĄážá by twosáááááá¸áááśáá in by gone bays âááááťááááááááááá let bygones bebygones ááááááá ááżáá áśáá, ááááááá á˘áá¸áááśáá áááá time gone by áááááááááá
SYNONYMS
(adverb). ááśá, ááááá, ááˇá, ááá throughâ âááśáááá with ááśáá˝á
1 Ő
HĽČJ1 ¨C!AygBygoneËbaÉŞgÉnËááśáá áááá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ days áááááááááá á ážá
(noun).ááááááá ááżááážá
adjective 1.Bygone days áááááááááá á ážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Something gone by or past; a past event. adjective 1.Past; gone by. z¨B M
ByebaÉŞâááśá(noun)
noun 1.á˘ááťáááˇááá, á˘ááťáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááťáá, ááˇáááááááááááť ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A secondary or additional product; something produced, as in the course of a manufacture, in addition to the principal product. ¨?!5S By-passËbaÉŞpa:sËááśáááśá(noun)
noun 1.ááááźáá áá, ááááźááááááśááááśá verb â past tense: by-passed ; past participle: by-passed ; present participle: by-passing ; 3rd person singular present by-passes 1.(TRANSITIVE) á áá, ááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A by-passage, for a pipe, or other channel, to divert circulation from the usual course. '¨>#Au
By-lineËbaÉŞlaÉŞnËááśááĄáśááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A common saying; a proverb; a saying that has a general currency. 2.The object of a contemptuous saying. ^¨H!A O%BywayËbaÉŞweÉŞËááśáááááá(noun)
noun 1.(incidentally, on the whole, in general) ááááźáááźá ááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A secluded, private, or obscure way; a path or road aside from the main one. i¨G#%
ByteËbaÉŞtËááśá(noun)
noun 1.á˘ááááá ááˇáááááááááááááášááááˇááśááááá˝ááážááĄážá 2.(á áááśáá) á˘ááááá ááááá Example: One who stands near. á§ááśá áááá á˘áááááááááá ááˇá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááááážá áŹáážáá áááťááśááá, á˘ááááá ááááá, (á˘áááááááááá ááˇá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who stands near; a spectator; one who has no concern with the business transacting. 8¨E#-1
ByreËbaÉŞÉ(r)Ëááśá(á)(noun)
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá Citizens' Advice Bureau, noun 1.(A taxicab, any of the various horse drawn vehicles the place in a motor vehicle where the operator sits) ááááśááááťá (áááááśááá˘ááááážááááááááááááááážá) / taxi cab ááśááááá¸, áĄáśáááśááááá¸, áááááááááá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A kind of close carriage with two or four wheels, usually a public vehicle. 2.The covered part of a locomotive, in which the engineer has his station. 3.A Hebrew dry measure, containing a little over two (2.37) pints.
ż
.Zë ż ]¨T 3sCabin'kĂŚbÉŞn'ááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(A small dwelling or shelter, a compartment in a ship or aircraft, a roofed section of a boat, an enclosed section of a boat, an enclosed section for passengers in an aircraft) áááá, ááááťááááá, ááźáá˘áááááśá mountain cabin ááááááźá , áááá, passenger cabin ááááááááááťááááśáá, ááááááááááťáááááá áá 2.(AERONAUTICS) ááááááá˘ááááážá verb â past tense: cabined ; past participle: cabined ; present participle: cabining ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááááśáá, ááťáááśáá, á áśááááááťá, áá ááááśáááŻá G¨S-U
Cabby'kĂŚbÉŞ'ááááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(a vegetable with green or purple leaves, formed into a round, compact head on a short stalk) ááááááááá, dried salted cabbage ááááááśááááśá N¨PKKYCCabaretËkĂŚbÉreÉŞt; US,kĂŚbÉËreÉŞt'ááááşáááááá(noun)
noun 1.(A restaurant or nightclub that provides entertainment while the guests are eating or drinking, and space for dancing) áááááśááśá, ááťááśááááśá, áááááááś, ááááá¸áááááśá (ááśáááááááááˇáááááŹááááááá¸áąáááážááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The type of entertainment provided in a cabaret{2}. 2.A tavern; a house where liquors are retailed. 3.A type of restaurant where liquor and dinner is served, and entertainment is provided, as by musicians, dancers, or comedians, and providing space for dancing by the patrons; -- similar to a nightclub. The term cabaret is often used in the names of such an establishment. 4.In the United States, a cafe or restaurant where the guests are entertained by performers who dance or sing on the floor between the tables, after the practice of a certain class of French taverns; hence, an entertainment of this nature.
ű Ą
° v¨Z3};Cable'keÉŞbl'áááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. iron ~ áá˝á television ~ áááááááážá á˘. send a ~ áááĄáááááśá Cable address á˘áśáááááááśáááźááááá cable transferááśááááááááááśáááááááźááááá áŁ. (Literary) ááźáááá
'cable car (noun). ááááááááááááśá (ááśááááááśááşáášáááśáá˘ááááááážáááááááśáááááá)
cable television (also 'cablevision-cable) (noun). ááźáááááááááááááśá
noun 1.(A thick of fiber or wire, an anchor chain) iron cable áá˝á, áááááá˝ááá, television cable áááááááážá, send a cable áááĄáááááśá (ááźáááá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááźáááá, áááĄáááááśá, ááááťááááááśááááááśáá verb â past tense: cabled ; past participle: cabled ; present participle: cabling ; 1.ááśáááźáááá ¨Y'9u
Cabinet-maker'kĂŚbÉŞnÉŞt-meÉŞkÉ(r)'áááááˇáá¸á_áááááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(A cupboard with drawers or shelves for storing or displaying articles, a box like enclosure for a radio, television, etc., a private council room, the body of senior ministers in a government) ááźááááá á Example: A medicine cabinet; a kitchen cabinet. kitchen ááźáááśáááĽáááśá political cabinet áááááááááááááḠExample: The Prime Minister depends on the members of his cabinet for advice. 2.(á áááśáá) ááá ááááááááááḠExample: The advisory board of the head of a government. á§ááśá áááá ááááťááááášááááśááááááááááááááááááááťááááááśááˇááśá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááááááááá¸, ááťáááááśááá
˝ ż
lČ5 ˝ T¨dKA -CacaokÉËkaĘ; also ËkÉËkeÉŞÉĘááš 'ááááá˘áź(noun)
noun 1.(A tropical tree producing a seed from which cocoa and chocolate are made, its seed [cocoa, cacao bean, cocoa bean]) ááśááśá ¨c #K%
Cabstand'kĂŚbstĂŚnd'áááááááááá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáááááá¸áááááźáááśááááááá áááááŹááśáááááááááśááá áááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááśá ááá áŹááśáááááá¸ááśáááááźááášá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Navigation along the coast; the details of coast pilotage. ¨` 5 U
CaboosekÉËbu:sááš 'áááźá(noun)
noun 1.(INFINITIVE) áá˝áááśá ááá˝áááťá, á áááźááááťááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The whole collection; the entire quantity or number; -- usually in the phrase the whole caboodle. '¨^%Cs
Cabler'keÉŞzlÉ(r)'áááááááš(á)(noun)
adjective 1.ááźá ááááá , áááááááááśáá, áááááśáááśáááˇá , áááááśááááśáá ááážá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having the appearance or color of a dead human body; pale; ghastly; as, a cadaverous look. 2.Of or pertaining to, or having the qualities of, a dead body. ¨nm?%CadaverkÉËdeÉŞvÉ(r) also,-'dÉ:vÉ; US ÉËdĂŚvÉ(r)ááš 'ááááş(á)(noun)
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá Cash Against Documents, noun 1.áááťáááá áááááá ááááśá, áááťááááááááááá˝áááááťá, áááťáááá˘ááááˇá, áááťááááá˝áá, áááááááśá, ááááťá áá ááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A person who stands at the door of an omnibus to open and shut it, and to receive fares; an idle hanger-on about innyards. 2.A lowbred, presuming person; a mean, vulgar fellow. -¨l 3!Cactus'kĂŚktÉs'ááááášá(noun)
(noun).(plural. ~ es or cacti) áááááááá
noun â Plural: Cacti, Cactuses 1.(a plant from a hot dry climate, moth a fleshy stem and reduced or spine like leaves) áááááááá, áážááááááááá `¨k -SG
CacophonykÉËkÉËfÉnÉŞááš 'áááá ááášáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(a Young person receiving elementary training, at an armed forces or Police academy, a younger son) ááˇáááááśáááśá áśá, ááźááá , ááá˘áźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The younger of two brothers; a younger brother or son; the youngest son. 2.A gentleman who carries arms in a regiment, as a volunteer, with a view of acquiring military skill and obtaining a commission. 3.A young man in training for military or naval service; esp. a pupil in a military or naval school, as at West Point, Annapolis, or Woolwich. 4.In New Zealand, a young gentleman learning sheep farming at a station; also, any young man attached to a sheep station. 5.A young man who makes a business of ruining girls to put them in brothels. C¨s!E'Cadence'keÉŞdÉns'áááááášááá(noun)
(noun). á ááááśáá
SEE: Cadency noun 1.(Rhythm in Sound, inflection in tone, the harmonic ending, final trill, of a Phrase, inflection or modulation in tone, the subsiding of a melody towards a close) á ááááśáá, áááĄááááˇááśááŹá˘áśááĄážáá áťá, áááááááááşáááĄáá, ááśááážáááśáááááĄáááĄážááŹá áťá, á ááááśáá, áááĄááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or state of declining or sinking. 2.A fall of the voice in reading or speaking, especially at the end of a sentence. 3.A rhythmical modulation of the voice or of any sound; as, music of bells in cadence sweet. 4.Rhythmical flow of language, in prose or verse. 5.Harmony and proportion in motions, as of a well-managed horse. 6.A uniform time and place in marching. 7.The close or fall of a strain; the point of rest, commonly reached by the immediate succession of the tonic to the dominant chord. 8.A cadenza, or closing embellishment; a pause before the end of a strain, which the performer may fill with a flight of fancy. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To regulate by musical measure. `¨r'
Caddy'kĂŚdÉŞ'áááá¸(noun)
verb 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááááááźááážáááá¸ááááážáááźááŹááááźáá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A Roman emperor, as being the successor of Augustus Caesar. Hence, a kaiser, or emperor of Germany, or any emperor or powerful ruler. ~¨{!%E
CaerphillykeÉËfÉŞlÉŞ'ááá áááá¸áá¸(noun)
noun 1.(a group forming a nucleus of trained personnel in industry that Can be increased when necessary, a framework) ááááťáá˘áááá ááášáá áááşá, ááááťááááá áśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááˇááśá (áááśáááá¸á) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The framework or skeleton upon which a regiment is to be formed; the officers of a regiment forming the staff. i¨x#3
Cadmium'kĂŚdmÉŞÉm'áááááá(noun)
noun 1.(a restaurant where customers serve themselves) ááśá ááááááá¸áááś, ááááá¸ááááśáááááážáááá˝ááŻá, á áśáááśá ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A restaurant or cafe at which the patrons serve themselves with food kept at a counter, taking the food to small tables to eat. {¨9? }Cafe'kĂŚfeÉŞ; US kĂŚËfeÉŞ'ááá ááááá(noun)
ááááśáááááśáááá cafe an lait- ááśá ááááášáááááá cafe filtre- áááááááááśá ááá, ááááááśá ááá cafe noir- ááśá ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A coffeehouse; a restaurant; also, a room in a hotel or restaurant where coffee and liquors are served. ¨~QS%
CaesurasÉŞËzjĘÉrÉ; US sÉŞË ĘĘÉrÉááᡠ'á áááá˝áááş(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (a surgical. operation of delivering a baby which a fetus is taken from, the uterus by cutting ugh the walls of the abdomen and uterus) ááśáááááśááááááźáááááážáááááážáááá¸ááááśááá áá (ááááá¸ááááśáááŹáááááááá) ááááťáááááááááááááááááá¸ááˇáááááśááŹááśáá, ááśáááááážáááźááááááááá áááá¸áááááááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááśáááááááˇáááááźááážáááá¸ááááážáááźá
{
k WeŹ { Š
uCairnkeÉnááá(noun)
(noun). ááááááá
noun 1.(a pyramid of rough stones built as a monument) ááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A rounded or conical heap of stones erected by early inhabitants of the British Isles, apparently as a sepulchral monument. 2.A pile of stones heaped up as a landmark, or to arrest attention, as in surveying, or in leaving traces of an exploring party, etc. Š #9c
Caiman'keÉŞÉŞmÉn'ááááááá(noun)
cage (transitive verb). áĄ. ááśááááááťáááááťá á˘.~ somebody in áááážá˛ááá˘áááááśááááśááááśáá˘áśááááááááśáááá ááááťáááááťá
noun 1.(a framework with wires or bars in which birds of animals are kept, an openwork structure, the basket) ááááťá, áááá˘áá, ááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A box or inclosure, wholly or partly of openwork, in wood or metal, used for confining birds or other animals. 2.A place of confinement for malefactors 3.An outer framework of timber, inclosing something within it; as, the cage of a staircase. 4.A skeleton frame to limit the motion of a loose piece, as a ball valve. 5.A wirework strainer, used in connection with pumps and pipes. 6.The box, bucket, or inclosed platform of a lift or elevator; a cagelike structure moving in a shaft. 7.The drum on which the rope is wound in a hoisting whim. 8.The catcher's wire mask. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To confine in, or as in, a cage; to shut up or confine.
Ä ŚžÄ vŠ 1OE;CajolerykÉËdĘÉĘlÉrÉŞááš 'ááááźáĄáš áá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Cajoleries 1.(flattery, a wheedling to delude, coaxing, persuasion by flattery) ááśááááááá, ááśáááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Cajoleries 1.A wheedling to delude; words used in cajoling; flattery. dŠ
1KW
CajolerkÉËdĘÉĘlÉ(r)ááš 'ááááźáĄáş(á)(noun)
verb â past tense: cajoled ; past participle: cajoled ; present participle: cajoling ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ somebody (into doing something) ~ something out of somebody (to coax) áááááá, áá˝áááá, áááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: cajoled ; past participle: cajoled ; present participle: cajoling ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To deceive with flattery or fair words; to wheedle. wŠ 9 %
Caisson'keÉŞsn'áááááášá(noun)
(noun).He works ~ áááá˘áááááááśáááááážááśáááááááášá soldier's ~á áˇáá˘áśááťá
G 7Ęüâ´ G iŠ!+G kCalamitouskÉËlĂŚmÉŞtÉsááš 'ááááˇáášá(adjective)
adjective 1.(to somebody / something) (making wretched, producing distress or misery, very miserable) áááááśáááˇáááááˇááá, áááááśáááťáááááá, áááááśáááááááááśáááááááá áááááśá, áááááśáááťáááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Suffering calamity; wretched; miserable. 2.Producing, or attended with distress and misery; making wretched; wretched; unhappy. *Š %?iCalamine'kĂŚlÉmaÉŞn'áááĄášááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááášáááááśááááśááŹááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A mineral, the hydrous silicate of zinc. Š %Q=
Calabrese'kĂŚlÉbri:s'áááĄášááááá¸áá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. a ~ áá, ááááśááśáá á˘. ~ of soap ááťá, ááááá to have one's cake and eat it áááá ááśáááá¸á Idiom,Idiomatic cakes and'aleáááááťáŹááżáááááá˝áá˛áááááááśáááááťááá¸ááˇá my cake is doughááˇááááááá to take the cakeáážááŻáááááťáááśáááááĄá
cake (transitive verb). ~ something (in / with something) áááážá˛áááá ááśááťá
noun 1.(a baked sweet bread like food, a mixture cooked in a round flat shape, a shaped, solid mass, as of soap, a hard crust or deposit) áá, ááááá˘áááááážááááááá , áááááááááážáŹááááá, bake a cake ááááśááśáá cake of soap ááťá verb â past tense: caked ; past participle: caked ; present participle: caking ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To form into a hard crust) áááážá˛ááááááśáá, áááážá˛áááá (ááśá) Example: A piece of cake, Plumcake; oatcakes.
î ň ń%ĐË î YŠ!? _Calcine'kĂŚlsaÉŞn'áááááśááá(intransitive verb)
verb â past tense: calciden ; past participle: calciden ; present participle: calcining ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááťááąááááťá, ááááá áąáááá ááśááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: calciden ; past participle: calciden ; present participle: calcining ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To reduce to a powder, or to a friable state, by the action of heat; to expel volatile matter from by means of heat, as carbonic acid from limestone, and thus (usually) to produce disintegration; as to, calcine bones. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To oxidize, as a metal by the action of heat; to reduce to a metallic calx. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To be converted into a powder or friable substance, or into a calx, by the action of heat. Š#1_u
CalcinationkĂŚlsÉŞËneÉŞĘÉnáááááḠ'ááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááážá˛ááááááśáááśáááááááá, ááśáááťáááá˘ášá 2.á áťáááá¸ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The process of change into a stony or calcareous substance by the deposition of lime salt; -- normally, as in the formation of bone and of teeth; abnormally, as in calcareous degeneration of tissue. }Š!-Ak1CalcareouskĂŚlËkeÉrÉŞÉsááá 'ááśááá(adjective)
noun â Plural: Calamities 1.(misery, condition of distress, any great misfortune) ááˇáááááˇááá, ááťáááááá Example: The farmers thought that the drought was a great calamity. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇáááááˇááá, áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Calamities 1.Any great misfortune or cause of misery; -- generally applied to events or disasters which produce extensive evil, either to communities or individuals. 2.A state or time of distress or misfortune; misery. Synonyms 1.adversity, accident, casualty, catastrophe, disaster, misfortune, mishap, ruin Antonyms 1.advantage, fortune, welfare, calculation, design, intention, purpose
= 4 M H= Š )W-sCalculate'kĂŚlkjĘleÉŞt'áááááááźáĄáááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ the total ááˇáááááááśááááááśá (Literary)ááááś, ááťáááźá á˘. áášáááˇá, ááśáááááż ~ the dangerááááˇáááˇá calculate onááááśááááś, ááˇá calculate on something / doing something á˘áśáááááááž Idiom,Idiomatic be calculate alculated to do something ááśáá áˇááá, ááśááááá, ááśááááááśááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á
1.(To find out, by using mathematics, to count, to plan to suppose, to make a computation to rely or count on) ááˇáááá (ááááś) calculate the danger áááášáááˇá Example: The clerk checked the total by calculating it on the adding machine. verb â past tense: calculater ; past participle: calculater ; present participle: calculating ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááś, áááááźá, áááśááááááśá, ááˇáááá, ááśáááááá, ááááˇáááˇá Example: Be calculated to do something á§ááśá áááá ááśáá áˇááá, ááśááááá, ááśááááááááááážááˇá áá ááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á Š !)W
Calculable'kĂŚlkjĘlÉbl'áááááááźáĄášááşá(adjective)
noun 1.(a grayishwhite chemical element present in bones and teeth and forming the of lime. It is a necessary element in bones) ááśááááááźá (ááá ááśááťáááááśá), ááśááťááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááááááźá HŠ!?' Calcite'kĂŚlsaÉŞt'ááááááˇáá(noun)
(noun). áááááśáááááá
Same as: calc-sparENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Calcium carbonate, or carbonate of lime. It is rhombohedral in its crystallization, and thus distinguished from aragonite. It includes common limestone, chalk, and marble. Called also calc-spar and calcareous spar.
é Ű
0é *Š#!3g? Calculator'kĂŚlkjĘleÉŞtÉ(r)'áááááááźáĄáááááş(á)(noun)
(noun). ááśááááážááá, ááśáááˇáááá (Literary)ááááś go according to ~ áááááśááá with careful ááśáááááˇáááˇáááśááťá
noun 1.(A calculating something deduced by calculating estimate, plan, the result of figuring) mathematical calculation ááśáááˇáááá (ááááś) Example: The engineers calculations show that the rocket is off its course, after long calculation. go according to calculation áááááśááá, with careful calculati on ááśááááášáááˇáááśááťá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááźá, ááśááááśááááááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or process, or the result, of calculating; computation; reckoning, estimate. 2.An expectation based on circumstances. 'Š #1c;
Calculating'kĂŚlkjĘleÉŞtÉŞĹ'áááááááźáĄááááá¸á(adjective)
ááááśáááááśáááá calculated to- ááśáááááźááá ááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Worked out by calculation; as calculated tables for computing interest; ascertained or conjectured as a result of calculation; as, the calculated place of a planet; the calculated velocity of a cannon ball. 2.Adapted by calculation, contrivance. or forethought to accomplish a purpose; as, to use arts calculated to deceive the people. 3.Likely to produce a certain effect, whether intended or not; fitted; adapted; suited.
Š& )IYWCalendar'kĂŚlÉŞndÉ(r)'áááááˇáááş(á)(noun)
(noun). solar ~ áááááˇááˇá on his ~ for today ááśááśáááá calendar month áááááááá˝áááááśááááźá, áááááááˇááˇá calendar year ááááááááááá˝áááááśá, ááááśááááááˇááˇá
noun 1.(a chart showing the days, weeks, and months of a particular year, a chart that shows such an arrangement, usually for a single year, list or schedule) solar calendar ááááááááˇááˇá, on his calendar for today ááśááśáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááˇááˇá, ááśááśáááá verb â past tense: calendared ; past participle: calendared ; present participle: calendaring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To enter in a calendar, schedule) á áťáááááťáááśááśáááá cŠ%#?o
Caldron'kÉ:ldrÉn'ááśááááášá(noun)
(noun).(plural.-li /-laÉŞ/ or -luses /-lÉsÉŞz/)ááááśá˘ááááśááź, áááˇáááśáááááááśááááááá
noun â Plural: Calculi 1.(áááááááśááááá) (In higher mathematics] a method of calculation, a small stone or concretion found in the kidney, gall bladder, etc) ááááśá˘ááááśááź, ááťáâáááá˝áâáááâááááááâáá ááááťáâáááâáášááááááśáá ááşáááááááá ááşâááâááâáááááâááááááâááâááśáááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááťáášáááźá áááááááážááĄážááá ááááťáááá¸ááśáááááśáá˝á áááááá˝áááťááá¸ááááááś, ááááśáááááá˝áááááážááĄážáááááťááááá˝á
ç
öG[ç pŠ*!=
Calibre'kĂŚlÉŞbÉ'ááááˇááş(á)(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The process of estimating the caliber a tube, as of a thermometer tube, in order to graduate it to a scale of degrees; also, more generally, the determination of the true value of the spaces in any graduated instrument. +Š( 'Q[Calibrate'kĂŚlÉŞbreÉŞt'ááááˇááááááá(transitive verb)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to mark or correct units of measurement of a gauge, to measure the caliber of) ááááˇáááśáááááśá, áááááááááśááááááśáááááááśáá, áááášááááááśáááááááśáááááááááˇááˇáááá ážá, áááážááááśááááá, áááááˇáááá á, ááśááááá á 2.(á áááśáá) (INTRANSITIVE) á§áááááá (áážáááášáááśáááá¸ááá) 3.ááááááĄáźáĄáś, ááˇááśáááááśáá, áááááá á , áááááááááś 4.ááááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To ascertain the caliber of, as of a thermometer tube; also, more generally, to determine or rectify the graduation of, as of the various standards or graduated instruments. Š')+%/CalfkÉ:f; US kĂŚfááśá áá(noun)
(noun). (plural calves /kÉ:vz/) áĄ. bull ~ ááźááá, áááá¸ááá á˘. made of ~ ááááááá áŁ. ~ of the leg ááááźá (áážá) calf love ááśáááááĄáśááááááááááááááááá, ááźááááááá˝áá˛ááááááĄáśáá to eat the calf in the cow 's belly áááááá ááťááážáááśááááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááá ááááá noun â Plural: Calves 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááá˝ááážá 2.ááźááááḠ3.(the young of cattle, also of the seal, whale, and certain other animals, leather from the hide of a calf, calfskin) ááźáááááááá, ááśá áááźááá, bull calf ááźááá, áááḠááá made of calf áááááááźááá, calf of the leg áááá˝á (áážá) (ááśá ááááá˝ááážá)
8 R
ť > 8 MŠ0 !/Q
Call bellkÉ:lËbeláá 'áášá(noun)
noun 1.áááá, áááá áá verb â past tense: calked ; past participle: calked ; present participle: calking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) á áťáááááááááśá, ááˇáááá, ááˇááááá ááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A sharp-pointed piece of iron or steel projecting downward on the shoe of a horse or an ox, to prevent the animal from slipping; -- called also calker, calkin. 2.An instrument with sharp points, worn on the sole of a shoe or boot, to prevent slipping. verb â past tense: calked ; past participle: calked ; present participle: calking ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To furnish with calks, to prevent slipping on ice; as, to calk the shoes of a horse or an ox. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To wound with a calk; as when a horse injures a leg or a foot with a calk on one of the other feet. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To drive tarred oakum into the seams between the planks of (a ship, boat, etc.), to prevent leaking. The calking is completed by smearing the seams with melted pitch. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To make an indentation in the edge of a metal plate, as along a seam in a steam boiler or an iron ship, to force the edge of the upper plate hard against the lower and so fill the crevice. 5.(TRANSITIVE) To copy, as a drawing, by rubbing the back of it with red or black chalk, and then passing a blunt style or needle over the lines, so as to leave a tracing on the paper or other thing against which it is laid or held. Š.%3] '
CalisthenicsËkĂŚlÉŞsËθenÉŞksËááááˇá 'áááá¸ááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Calicoes 1.(COUNTABLE, UNCOUNTABLE) áááááśááááááŻá ááşááśáášá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Calicoes 1.Plain white cloth made from cotton, but which receives distinctive names according to quality and use, as, super calicoes, shirting calicoes, unbleached calicoes, etc. 2.Cotton cloth printed with a figured pattern. adjective 1.Made of, or having the appearance of, calico; -- often applied to an animal, as a horse or cat, on whose body are large patches of a color strikingly different from its main color.
ŮĐ 5Š6#+kW
CalligraphykÉËlÉŞgrÉfÉŞááš 'ááˇá ááááášá áááá¸(noun)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ (out) to somebody (for something), ~ (something) (out) ááááá ~ the waiter á á á˘. ááźáááááááá á˘áááááśááááśáá ~ this numberá á (ááśáááźáááááá) áŁ. ~ me at 6 a.m ááśáá á¤. ~ a meeting á á áááááťá áĽ.â ~ he baby John ááśááááááá, á˛ááááááá áŚ. ááááśáá, áááá áśá (ááááťááááááááááá) call a halt áááááá call for (more coffee)á á (áá) (this) call for (thought)ááááźáááśá call off (a dog)áááááśááá˛ááááá call off (a meeting) n#Š1
mOCall loan"(noun)
noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) áĽáááśáááááśááááááááá (ááááˇááááááˇááážááááśá) 2.ááááśáááááááá Ḡá ážáááááźááááááźááááááá áśááááśáááááˇá oáááˇááá call on (a friend)á áźáááá, ááááá call on (him to do it)áá¸ácall out an orderá˛áááááááś call out (militia)á á áááááááážááśá call up (new forces) ááááá call up (a friend)áááĄáá áááźá
(intransitive verb). come to ~ á áźáááá call after áááááá á ááśá, á á ááśá call at a houseáá ááááááá call to accountááťáá˛áááááááá, ááťáá˛ááááźááááááśáá call to the mindáášááážá call by the nameá á ááááá, áááááá á ááááá call namesááááááááá call to the barááá˝áá áźáááśááˇááˇáááááˇá call for oneááááá˝ááááá call on a personáá áá˝áááťáááťááá, áá ááá call a person to order áááážááááášáá˛ááá áááááááááśááááááśááááááťá call outá á á˛ááá áááá call overá á ááááá (áááá˝áááá) call questionáááááá call the roll ááááááá˝áá á ááááá call up áááášáááśáá áá áśá call uponáá áá to be called uponááááźáááśáááśá, ááááźáá˘áááśáááśá call attention toáááážááťáá˛ááááˇá áśáááś call downá˘áááśáááśáááá call into beingááťááá¸ááˇáá˛ááááá call in to playááśáááááá˛ááááśááááááá answer one's calláááážáááááá, áááážááá call something down on somebodyááááááżááá áážááááśááááśáá call for somethingááśáááśá, á˘áááśáááśáááťáá˘ááá¸áá˝á call ináááážáááááááˇá áá áááážááťáá˛áá, áááá˛ááá áźááááá˝ááááááááá call into action áááá˛ááá áźááááááťááá Ꮰáááážáááááááśá call something fortháááážá˛ááá˘ááá¸áá˝áááá áĄážá, ááá áááá, á áźáá áááá, á˘ááˇááááśáá áááá call on / upon somebody (to do something)ááśáá˘áááážáááśáá pááźáááśááŹááśáááááźáááá˘áááááśááááśáá (á˛áááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á), á˘áááśáááśá áŹááá˝áá˘áááááśááááśáá (áááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á) call somebody/ something offááťáááá˘áśá, áááážááťááááááá call on/uponáááážáááááááˇá áá , á˘áááśáááśá call somebody outáááá˛ááá áááááááśáŹááááśááá˛áááá áááážááźááááá call somebody/ something upááźááááááá á áááášá, áááá á á˛ááááá áźááá˝áááááťááááˇá áá áśáááˇá áá ááááś call election ááááááážááśááááááááá call box ááźá Ꮰááźááźáááááááá ááśáááááááźá, ááááá¸ááźáááááá call depositááááśááááááážááááśáááśáááááá (ááááˇááááááśá) call loanáĽáááśáááááśáááśáááááá (ááááźáááááˇááážááááááž) call moneyáĽáááśáááááśáááśáááááá (ááááźáááááˇááážááááśá) call rateá˘ááááśá ááá˝áááśáá á ááźáááááá call a strikeá á á˛ááá áźááá˝áááźááááá call as a witness á á á˛áááááááážááśááśáááḠcall out (for help)áááááá á
(noun). áĄ. ~ for help ááśááááááá á á˘. ~ of a bid áááááá (áááá) áŁ. telephone ~ ááśáá á ááśááááĄáá áááźá á¤. ááśáá áźáááá (áá˝áááťáááťááá) doctor's callááśááá áážáááááááá (ááááźááááá) pay a ~ááśáá áźááááááááá˘áááááśááááśáá áĽ. ááśáá á , ááśáá˘áááážá, ááśáááśááá áá áŚ. áłááśá (ááśáááśá) no ~ for his serviceááá áááá¸ááááźáááśá had no ~ to á áááť the ~ of the stageááááááá á (á˘.á.) on callá áááśá, áááá áśáááśá at calláááááááśáá ááśá (ááááťá) within callááááťááááááááááá á ááááśá local callááśáá á ááźááááááááááťáááźáááááśá long distance call (Trunk call)ááśáá á ááźáááááááá áááááááááááŹáááá ááááśá overseas call/ international callááśáá á ááźááááááá áááá áááá áááááá person to person call ááśáá á ááźáááááááááááááááśááááźáááśáḠtransfered charge call (collect call) ááśáá á ááźáááááááááá˛ááááá˝áá áááááááááá˝áá á make a call á á ááźáááááá take a call áááážáááźáááááá money at/on call = money business callááśáá á ááśááá˝ááá¸ááˇá áá ááśááááá˝á
SEE: Assessment 1.(to speak in a loud tone, to shout, to telephone) come to call á áźáááá 2.(no) call (for his services) ááá áááá¸ááááźáááśá 3.(had no) call (to) á áááť 4.(port of) call á áááááśááśááááá ááááááḠ5.The call (of the stage) ááááááá á noun 1.A loud utterance, a shout, an economic demand, power to attract, the cry or note of a bird or animal, a need, an occasion. -call for to go and get, fetch, to require, to demand. -call off to cancel, postpone. -callboy a bellboy, a boy or man who summons ááśáá á , ááśáá˘áááśáááśá, ááśááááážááážá, ááśáá á ááááˇá, ááśáááźááááááááááťá, áááááśá, ááśááá˝áááťáááťááá, ááśááá˝á, ááśááááááşáááĄáá, ááśáá˘áááážá, ááśáá á ááááá, ááśáá˛ááááááá, ááśááááážááážá 2.ááśááááá á , ááśáááśáááśá, ááśáá á ááśáááźááááá, ááśáá áťá (áá), áááážááááááááˇá áá adjective 1.Call girl áááá¸ááááááśáááá˘áśá á á ááááśáááśááááĄáá áááźá verb â past tense: called ; past participle: called ; present participle: calling ; 1.á á , áááááá á 2.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (out) to somebody (for something) ; ~ (something) (out), (to shout or speak loudly in order to attract attention, to command or invite, to communicate with by telephone or radio, to rule that play is ended, to summon, to convoke, to declare to be as specified, to awaken) á á (á á ááśáááźááááá) / á á ááááˇá, á á ááżáá, á á á˛ááá áźá, áááážáááááášá, áááá á , á á á˛ááááááž, á˛ááááááá, ááśááááááááś, áááááááś, call the waiter á á , call this number á á (ááśáááźááááá) / call me at 6 a.m. ááśáá call the baby John ááśááááááá, áąááááááá, call the roll á á ááááá call a halt áááááá 3.á á áááážááááááááˇá áá , áááááśáá áśááááťáááś
z Ŕ
˘Î¸z :Š; 'E!yCallosity'kĂŚlÉsÉŞtÉŞ'áááĄáááášáá¸(noun)
(noun). áááááááááˇá
Same as: callus noun â Plural: Callosities 1.(A abnormal hardness of the skin, a callus, a hardened or thickened part of a part, the quality of being hardhearted) áááááááááˇá, ááááááśá á (ááááá˝ááášá) / ááááááá˘ášá (ááá˘ášááááááťááááá áááááá˘ášá) 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśááĽáááááśááááá¸áŹááááśáá˘ááá˘áśááááá, áááá¸áááááá, áááá¸ááááááááś 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááˇá, ááśááˇááśáážááĄážáááťáááˇáááá˘ášáááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Callosities 1.A hard or thickened spot or protuberance; a hardening and thickening of the skin or bark of a part, eps. as a result of continued pressure or friction. Š:'/Y
CallisthenicskĂŚlÉŞsËθenÉŞks'áááá¸á'áááá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. loud ~ ááśááááááá á á˘. follow one 's ~ ááťáááá the actor 's callingááťáááááááááááá calling over á áźááá˝á
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá call noun 1.(An occupation a profession or trade, an inner urging towards some profession, a vocation) ááśáá˘áááśáááśá, ááśááážá, ááśáááá, ááśáá á áááááťá, áá¸ááśááá, ááˇááˇáá á áááááťá, ááśááá˝áááťáááťááá Example: It is important to find the right calling. loud calling ááśááááááá á , follow one's calling ááťáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááá, ááśáááśááá˝á
Ł
A {°ý/ Ł ŠA -=!Callus'kĂŚlÉs'áááĄášá(noun)
Same as: callosity noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááááˇá 2.áááá, áááááááááˇá verb â past tense: callused ; past participle: callused ; present participle: callusing ; 3rd person singular present calluses 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááážá˛ááááááˇá, áááážá˛áááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The material of repair in fractures of bone; a substance exuded at the site of fracture, which is at first soft or cartilaginous in consistence, but is ultimately converted into true bone and unites the fragments into a single piece. 2.The new formation over the end of a cutting, before it puts out rootlets. JŠ@!'99
Callowness'kĂŚlÉĘnÉŞs'áááĄáźááˇá(noun)
1.ááááá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) áá˝á 2.ááśáááááá adjective 1.(quiet and still, windy, casual and confident, not excited, tranquil) calm sea áááááááááśáá calm manner ááˇááááááśá Example: The sea became calm toward sundown. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Freedom from motion, agitation, or disturbance; a cessation or absence of that which causes motion or disturbance, as of winds or waves; tranquility; stillness; quiet; serenity. adjective 1.Not stormy; without motion, as of winds or waves; still; quiet; serene; undisturbed. 2.Undisturbed by passion or emotion; not agitated or excited; tranquil; quiet in act or speech. verb 1.To make calm; to render still or quiet, as elements; as, to calm the winds. 2.To deliver from agitation or excitement; to still or soothe, as the mind or passions. Synonyms 1.appease, composed, dispassionate, imperturbable, pacific, peaceful, placid, quiet, serene, still, tranquil, undisturbed, unruffled Antonyms 1.excited, frantic, stormy, turbulent, wild
= ţ
JűhR= ŠI#1i
CalumniatorkÉËlĘmnÉŞeÉŞtÉááš 'áĄáśááá¸á˘áááááş(á)(noun)
verb â past tense: calumniated ; past participle: calumniated ; present participle: calumniating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to slander, to accuse falsely, to utter slanders) ááˇááśááááááśá á ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: calumniated ; past participle: calumniated ; present participle: calumniating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To accuse falsely and maliciously of a crime or offense, or of something disreputable; to slander; to libel. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To propagate evil reports with a design to injure the reputation of another; to make purposely false charges of some offense or crime. KŠF#9[
CalorimeterËkĂŚlÉËrÉŞmÉŞtÉ(r)ËáááĄáš 'ááˇááˇááş(á)(noun)
ááśáááááśááá cal, noun 1.(FRENCH) (A unit for measuring a quantity of heat, a unit for measuring the energy value of food, great calorie (equal to 1,000 calories) a unit for measuring the energy the body gets from foods. One egg has about 75 great calories) ááśáĄáźáá¸, áŻáááśááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáĄáźáá¸, áááááśáááááááá áŹááśááá, áŻáááśáááśááááá¸á˘áśá áśá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáĄáźáḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The unit of heat according to the French standard; the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one kilogram (sometimes, one gram) of water one degree centigrade, or from 0 to 1. Compare the English standard unit, Foot pound.
'A
ŠO 'KImCalvinist'kĂŚlvÉŞnÉŞst'ááááá¸áá¸ááá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The theological tenets or doctrines of John Calvin (a French theologian and reformer of the 16th century) and his followers, or of the so-called calvinistic churches. ááśáááá¸áâááˇáárŠM1'
CalveskÉ:vzááśáášáá(")
(plural. of calf)
)ŠL) '}CalvekÉ:v; US kĂŚvááśá(intransitive verb)
verb â past tense: calved ; past participle: calved ; present participle: calving ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áážáááźá (áááá) ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: calved ; past participle: calved ; present participle: calving ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To bring forth a calf. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To bring forth young; to produce offspring. 3.(INTRANSITIVE) To throw off fragments which become icebergs; -- said of a glacier. bŠK %?i
Calvados'kĂŚlvÉdÉs'áááášááťáá(noun)
noun 1.(good, fellowship, comradeship, good friendship) ááˇáááááśá, ááááž, ááˇááááá˝áááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Comradeship and loyalty. OŠQ O9CamkĂŚmááá(noun)
noun 1.(a projecting, irregularly shaped disk or cylinder that imparts, a rocking motion to any contiguous part on a wheel or piece) á§áááááááááááážáąááá áááśááˇáááá ááśá áááśá˘ááˇáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A turning or sliding piece which, by the shape of its periphery or face, or a groove in its surface, imparts variable or intermittent motion to, or receives such motion from, a rod, lever, or block brought into sliding or rolling contact with it. 2.A curved wedge, movable about an axis, used for forcing or clamping two pieces together. 3.A projecting part of a wheel or other moving piece so shaped as to give alternate or variable motion to another piece against which it acts. 4.A ridge or mound of earth. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Crooked MŠP 3MCalyx'kĂŚlÉŞks'áááá¸áá(noun)
(noun).(plural ~ es or calyces /'keÉŞlÉŞsi:z/)áááááśáááááá , áááááááá (ááááś)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The covering of a flower. 2.A cuplike division of the pelvis of the kidney, which surrounds one or more of the renal papillae.
ś l Ssěť> ś Š[ !1'#CamelliakÉmelÉŞÉáášáášáĄá(noun)
(noun). áážááááśááááťá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An Asiatic genus of small shrubs, often with shining leaves and showy flowers. Camellia Japonica is much cultivated for ornament, and C. Sassanqua and C. oleifera are grown in China for the oil which is pressed from their seeds. The tea plant is now referred to this genus under the name of Camellia Thea. 2.An ornamental greenhouse shrub (Thea japonica) with glossy evergreen leaves and roselike red or white double flowers. yŠZ3[gCamel'kĂŚml'ááááášá(noun)
(noun).á˘áźáááááźááá¸á bactrian camel ááááá˘áźáááááźááá¸á to break camel 's cacká§áááááááˇá áááťáááááˇááá˝ááášááážááĄážáááśá
noun 1.áááááááˇááˇá áŹá˘áááááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fabric made, in imitation of linen cambric, of fine, hardspun cotton, often with figures of various colors; -- also called cotton cambric, and cambric muslin. 2.A fine, thin, and white fabric made of flax or linen. ŠU -COsCambodian'kĂŚmbÉĘdÉŞÉn'ááá 'ááźááá(noun)
(noun).He's a ~ ááááá speak ~ááááá, ááśááśááááá
(adjective). ááááá Cambodian Mine action Centre ááááááááááááááááśááá¸ááááááťááś Cambodian Red Cross ááśáááśááááá ááááááťááś Cambodian Investment Board ááááááááśááˇááśáááˇááˇááááááááťááś
noun 1.(a native or inhabitant of Cambodia, the national language used by Cambodia) He's a Cambodian ááááá, speak Cambodian ááśááśááááá adjective 1.(of the language, culture, etc. of Cambodia) ááááá
ź Ň
Š_!)cuCamouflage'kĂŚmÉflÉ:Ę'ááááášá áááááśá áá(noun)
noun 1.(a method of disguising or concealing objects, the concealment itself, a disguise of this kind) ááśáááááá, ááśáááśááááá, ááááˇáááááśáá, ááááá, ááśáááááˇáááááśááááááá, ááśáááááśáá Example: The polar bears white fur is a natural camouflage. Synonyms 1.cloak, cover, disguise, hide, mask, shroud, veil 2.deceit, misdirection 4Š^ +Qs
Cameraman'kĂŚmÉrÉ mĂŚn'ááááášááášááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááśááá¸ááá (ááźá), áááááśááááááźá á˘. Idiom,Idiomatic in camera áááááťááááááśáá, áá ááááťáááááááááááśááááááá˘áááááśááááá áááá¸, ááááááá á áááá
noun â Plural: Camerae, Cameras 1.(An apparatus for taking photographs, moving pictures, or television pictures. -in camera in privacy or secrecy) áááśááá¸ááá (ááźá) / áááááśááááááźá @Š\#93
Cameo'kĂŚmÉŞÉĘ'ááááá¸á˘áš(noun)
noun 1.(a place where people live temporarily in tents huts, or similar shelters, the occupants, a group of people who support a common cause) ááśáááááááá, áá¸ááááááá, ááááťáá˘ááááááá á, áá¸áááá, áá¸ááá áááááááá˘áśáááá, military camp ááááťá, áááááśá, áááááááááá, áááááá˝á, political camp áááá, áá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťá, ááźáááááśá, ááááťá (áááááśá) Example: refugee camp á§ááśá áááá ááááťáááááááááá˝á verb â past tense: camped ; past participle: camped ; present participle: camping ; 1.ááááá ááááťááááá
5 sőŕŇ5 Šf#7 eCamper'kĂŚmpÉ(r)'áááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.á˘áááááśáááááááśá, á˘áááááśááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who lodges temporarily in a hut or camp.
Še#9]
CampanologyËkĂŚmpÉËlÉlÉdĘÉŞËáááááš' ááĄášáááá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: campaniles 1.ááááá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: campaniles 1.A bell tower, esp. one built separate from a church. Šb #5E CampaignkĂŚmËpeÉŞnááá 'ááá(noun)
noun 1.(a series of military operations) military campaign ááťáááááśá, ááśááááťááá, á áááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááááśááśá, ááťáááááśá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To participate in, or go, on, a campaign) á áááśáá, áááážá áááśáá Example: The general planned a campaign to capture the town, a political campaign, Samat cam paigned for the fund.sales campaign ááśááááááśáááá áťááááá áźá (áąááá áźááááá, ááˇá ááá) 2.áááážááťáááááśááśá, á áźááá˝áááááťáááťáááááśááśá
Â
Ţ Šk+;'Can'tkĂŚntááááá(")
(contraction. of cannot) ááˇáá˘áśá (áááácan)
noun 1.(The grounds of a university or college) áá¸, áá¸áḠ(áááááááˇááááśááá) / áá¸ááááťááááˇááááááá áśááˇááááśááá, áá¸ááááśááśááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The principal grounds of a college or school, between the buildings or within the main inclosure; as, the college campus. NŠi!3? Camping'kĂŚmpÉŞĹ'ááááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(A crystalline substance, with a strong odor, chiefly from the camphor tree of Asia, used in mothballs, medicines, etc) ááááˇááź (áážáááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A tough, white, aromatic resin, or gum, obtained from different species of the Laurus family, esp. from Cinnamomum camphara (the Laurus camphara of Linnaeus.). Camphor, C10H16O, is volatile and fragrant, and is used in medicine as a diaphoretic, a stimulant, or sedative. 2.A gum resembling ordinary camphor, obtained from a tree (Dryobalanops camphora) growing in Sumatra and Borneo; -- called also Malay camphor, camphor of Borneo, or borneol. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To impregnate or wash with camphor; to camphorate.
Ú Y Ú {Šm!3 /
Canada'kĂŚnÉdÉ'áááášááš(noun)
(noun). ááááááááśááśááś
Canadian (noun). ááááááááááśááśááś, ááááááśááˇááśááśááś
#Šl aOCankĂŚnááá(auxiliary verb)
(auxiliary). á˘áśá , áááážááśá I can go tomorrow ááá˘ááááááťááá ááśá I can lift itááááťááážááá˝á I can eat hot food ááááťááááśáááá áźáá ášááážááŹááśá He can cause troubleááśááá˘áśá ááááážáááżá You can forget it ! áŻáááááááá ááśá áááá ! It can be thatáááá ááááś... What can it be?ááá˘á¸áá ?
(2) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááááťá á˘. (Slang) throw him in the ~ ááťá áŁ. (Slang) Where's the ~? áááá˘áá
can (transitive verb). (past tense. past participle. canned)áĄ. ~ beans ááśáááááááťáá ážáááááśáá˛ááááˇá á˘. áááááá (ááśáááśá) (Slang) ~ the chaffer ááá
noun 1.(a container of various kinds) ááťáááááá, áááášá, ááź, áááśáá, áážá, áááá˘áá, ááááá¸ááá (áááážáá¸ááá á) 2.(SLANG) ááťá Example: Throw him in the can. 3.(SLANG) áááááá Example: Where's the can? 4.(tin can) áááááťá verb â past tense: canned ; past participle: canned ; present participle: canning ; 1.(To know how to, to be able to, to be likely to, to be permitted to. -can but can only. -cannot but to have âknow how toâ) á˘áśá Example: I can eat hot food ááááťáá˘áśá áááśáááá áźáá áşááážá á Example: I can go tomorrow. á§ááśá áááá ááá˘ááááááťáá˘áśá áá ááśá á Example: I can lift it ááááťáá˘áśá áážááá˝á á Example: He can cause trouble. á§ááśá áááá ááśááá˘áśá ááááážáááżá á Example: Can you see me? Dara can speak French, Can I have one of these? It can't be true Watering can.You can forget it ááááááá á áááá , It can be that.. áááá áá.., What can it be? ááá˘á¸áá ? 2.(TRANSITIVE) áááááśááťáááááťááááááťá 3.(SLANG) (TRANSITIVE) ááá Example: can the chatter 4.(TRANSITIVE) (To put in airtight cans for preservation, to preserve food by putting it into a tight metal or glass containers. -carry the can to be responsible for. -in the can ready of distribution or exhibition) á ááááááá áźá (áááááťá, ááťá, áá ááá) 5.(TRANSITIVE) (can beans) ááśáááááááťáá ážáááááśááąááááˇá
U
üň?U fŠv 3
Cancan'kĂŚnkĂŚn'áááááá(noun)
noun 1.(A channel cut through land Me navigation or irrigation, a tubular passage or across. -canalled, -canalling to build. a canal through a or across) ááááááááá áźá, irrigation canal ááááĄáśá, Suez canal ááááááá¸á, alimentary canal ááááá (á˘áśá áśá ááá) 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááŹáááá ááááááááááśááá ááááťááááá˝á, ááááá (á˘áśá áśá), ááááĄáśá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) áá¸áááááá gŠn +;kCanadiankÉËneÉŞdÉŞÉnáášáááááš '(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A native or inhabitant of Canada. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to Canada.
F ľž F AŠz %ESWCancerous'kĂŚnsÉrÉs'ááááášááášá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. have ~ ááááá áśáá¸á, áááááááá á˘. (Capital letter) tropic of cancer ááááááśááˇáááááá áŁ. (figurative) áááááťáŹááżá (á áááťááśááá) áááááááááááśááááááá¸áááśáááśááááśáááżá
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (A malignant tumor in the body, something that destroys by growing and is difficult to check) have cancer ááááá áśáá¸á, áááá áá áśáá¸á Example: Growing crime is a cancer on society. 2.Tropic of cancer ááááááśááˇáááááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááťááá áśáá¸á, ááááá áśáá¸á 4.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá áśáá¸á sŠx%1c!=CancellationËkĂŚnsÉËleÉŞĘnËáááááš 'áĄááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(the act of cancelling, something cancelled) ááśáááťáááśáááá, ááśáááźááŹááťáá áá 2.(á áááśáá) ááśáááťáá áá Example: To destroy the force, effectiveness, or validity of something. Defacement or mutilation of an instrument. á§ááśá áááá ááááááśáá˘áśááťááśááááááˇááˇááááśááŹááťááááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á á ááśááážááá˘ááááźá áŹááśááážááá˘ááááśá áááśá ááźááŻáááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝á á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááá˘áśá, ááśáááťáááśáááá, ááśáááťáá áá GŠw 3SCancel'kĂŚnsÉl'áááááşá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (past tense. past participle.cancelled) áĄ. ~ an appointment ááťáá áá á˘. ~ an orderáááˇáááá áá, ááťáá ááááśááááááśááˇá áŁ. ~ a word ááźáá áá á¤. ~ a stamp áááááááśááž cancel a chequeáááˇáááááźááááááśáááááá áĽ. ~ (something) out ááśááśáá
1.(to call off, to cross out with lines or mark over, to annul, to neutralize, to offset each other (with out) to offset, balance) ááźáá áá, áážááááá áá, áááá áá Example: To cancel ticket, the magazine order was canceled, my vote canceled hers. 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááááťáá áá cancel an appointment ááťáá áá, ááťáááśáááá, cancel an order áááˇáááá áá, cancel a word ááźáá áá, cancel a stamp áááááááśááž Example: His name was canceled from the list. verb â past tense: canceled ; past participle: canceled ; present participle: canceling ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááťáááśáááá, áááˇááá, ááˇáááááááá˝á
8 Ű
OD/ 8 sŞ!'E
Candidness'kĂŚndÉŞdnÉŞs'áááááˇáááˇá(noun)
noun 1.(a person who seeks or is nominated for appointment to an office or position or membership, a person entered for an examination) ááááááá, á˘áááááááááá (ááâá˘áááâááááášá áŹâá˘áááâáááâááâááááááááâá˘ááá¸âáá˝á) Example: There were three candidates for the presidency of the senior class. 2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áááááááşáááá˘áśá ááááźáááá˝áááśáááááśáá 1Š} 31wCandid'kĂŚndÉŞd'ááááá¸á(adjective)
'candid camera (noun).áááááśááááááźáááźá áááááśáááá˝á áá
adjective 1.(Frank, not hiding one's thoughts, free from bias, fair, impartial) áĽáááśááááá, ááááááááá, áááááááááá, ááˇáá, ááˇáááááˇá, ááˇáááá˘áá Example: A candid opinion. Example: Let me be quite candid with you your work is not good enough. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áĽáááśááááá, áááááááááá Š|#5]
CandelabrumËkĂŚndÉŞËlÉ:brÉmËááááᡠ'áĄáśáááášá(noun)
noun 1.(a bolder for one or mere candles) áážáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An instrument or utensil for supporting a candle. dŞ3AQCandle'kĂŚndl'áááááşá(noun)
(noun). wax ~ ááá one ~ of lightááá (áááááˇááááááş) is not worth the candleááˇááááááááááżáá áśáá to hold the candleááśááśáá¸áááá˝á to hold (orshow)a candle to any oneááááááááááźá ááˇáááááśááśá to hold the candle to the deviláá áááážáááááśáááááášáááśááťá Idiom,Idiomatic can't hole a candle to something/ somebodyááˇáá˘áśá áááááááśá
noun 1.(A stick of wax with a wick through it, giving light when burning. -burn the candle at both ends to waste too much energy) ááááá¸á, áááááá, wax candle ááá, one candle of light ááá (áááááˇááááááş) 2.Can't hold a candle to ááˇáá˘áśá áááááááśá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) Candle eggs áááá áśáááážááá¸ááááá Ş 3uQCandied'kĂŚndÉŞd'áááááˇá(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: candy adjective 1.áááááśááááá, ááááááážááááááśááááá, ááááááážáááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Preserved in or with sugar; incrusted with a candylike substance; as, candied fruits. 2.Converted wholly or partially into sugar or candy; as candied sirup. 3.Conted or more or less with sugar; as, candidied raisins 4.(FIGURATIVE) Honeyed; sweet; flattering. 5.Covered or incrusted with that which resembles sugar or candy.
&7 Ş !E
eCanine'keÉŞnaÉŞn'ááááááśááá(adjective)
canine (noun). áĄ. ááááááá˝ááááááááá á˘. long ~ á ááááźá
noun 1.(a dog or other canine animal) á ááááźáááááááá˝ááááááááá, long canine á ááááźá 2.(áááááááśááááá) á ááááźá, áááááá ááááźá kŞ CyCanekeÉŞnááá(noun)
noun 1.(a wooden stick or metal rod carried when walking, especially as added support, the woody stem of a fruiting plant, a stick used for flogging, split rattan) á˘ááá , áááá , ááááśáá walking cane áážá áááá, áááá, sugar cane á˘ááá , basket cane áááá , cane chair áá á˘á¸áááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááá 3.á˘ááá , áááá VŞ -U'Candy'kĂŚndÉŞ'ááááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(A sweet confection flavored with chocolate, peppermint, fruit, etc. to cook in or with sugar or syrup, esp., to pressure) ááááááááśáá, ááááááśááááá verb â past tense: candied ; past participle: candied ; present participle: candying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To become candied) candy oranges áášááááá, áááážáááááááááśááááá Example: Syrup was cooked until it can died, to candy fruit.candy syrup ááźááśááááá
Ü XNšÜ YŞ!3i
Cannery'kĂŚnÉrÉŞ'áááášáá¸(noun)
(adjective).~ meat(áááááśááááááťá) áááááťá (Slang)canned music ááááááá canned fruitsáááááážáááááťá
Past or Past Participle form of: can noun 1.(Preserved in jars or cans, intoxicated) canned meat (áááááśááááááťá) áááááťá Ş #? 9Cannabis'kĂŚnÉbÉŞs'áááášááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.áážááááá á , áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus of a single species belonging to the order Uricaceae; hemp. 4Ş %7KYCanker'kĂŚĹkÉ(r)'áááááş(á)(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or practice of eating human flesh by mankind. Hence; Murderous cruelty; barbarity. CŞ #9{CCannibal'kĂŚnÉŞbÉl'ááááˇááşá(noun)
(noun). human ~ áááťááááááááá¸ááśá ááááťááá (Literary) áááťááááááá The wolf is a ~áááááááááá¸ááśá áááááśáŻá
noun 1.(A person who eats human flesh, an animal that eats its own kind) áááťáááááááá , human cannibal áááťááááááááá¸ááśá ááááťááá (áááťááááááá) / The wolf is a cannibal áááááááááá¸ááśá áááááśáŻá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A human being that eats human flesh; hence, any that devours its own kind. adjective 1.Relating to cannibals or cannibalism.
˘ M ÂT8 ˘ Ş 9myCannot'kĂŚnÉt'ááááááá(")
(Negative of can) I can not away with this ááá˘ááááśáá
ááśáááááśááá can't, noun 1.Neg. (can not) of can ááˇáá˘áśá ENGLISH MEANING 1.Am, is, or are, not able; -- written either as one word or two. Ş 9_
Cannoodle'kÉnu:dl'ááááźááşá(transitive verb)
Past or Past Participle form of: cannonade noun 1.(continued discharge all cannon) ááśáááááťáááśáá, ááśááááá˝áááśáá, ááśáááśááááśááááážááá verb â past tense: cannonade ; past participle: cannonade ; present participle: cannonading ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To attack with or discharge with) ááśáááášáááśááááážáááááśááááááááááááááááśáá˝áááááśááááśáááááááááśáááŹáááá˝áá Example: Fort was cannonaded arid captured. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of discharging cannon and throwing ball, shell, etc., for the purpose of destroying an army, or battering a town, ship, or fort; -- usually, an attack of some continuance. 2.(FIGURATIVE) A loud noise like a cannonade; a booming. verb â past tense: cannonade ; past participle: cannonade ; present participle: cannonading ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To attack with heavy artillery; to batter with cannon shot. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To discharge cannon; as, the army cannonaded all day. Ş'3g _Cannon fodderËkĂŚnÉËfÉdÉ(r)Ëáááášá 'á áááťáááş(á)(noun)
camnon against / in to somebody/ something ááááááááˇá áááśáááááśááááśáá˝áá˘áááááśááááśáááŹá˘ááá¸áá˝á
Plural form of: Cannon SEE: Carom noun â Plural: Cannon, Cannons 1.(An did type of large heavy gun firing heavy projectiles, (Billiards) a shot in which the cue ball strikes both object balls) ááśááťá (ááśááááážááá) verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to cannonade, to collide) ááśáááášáááśááááážááá
&
& ^Ş ' uCanoe'kÉnu:'áášááź(noun)
SEE: Carom noun 1.(a clergyman who is a member of a cathedral or a collegiate church, a member of a clerical group, having according to, a canon) a canon of socialism áááááśááá, the canon of Buddhism ááááá¸áááááááááááˇá 2.(á áááśáá) áááá˝áá áááśááááśáááś Example: A law rule, or ordinance in general, and of the church in particular. á§ááśá áááá á áááśáá ááˇááśááŹááááááááˇááááźáá á ážáááśááˇáááááśááááááááááˇá áśáááśáááśááááˇááá á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A law, or rule of doctrine or discipline, enacted by a council and confirmed by the pope or the sovereign; a decision, regulation, code, or constitution made by ecclesiastical authority. 2.A member of a cathedral chapter; a person who possesses a prebend in a cathedral or collegiate church. 3.A law or rule. 4.The collection of books received as genuine Holy Scriptures, called the sacred canon, or general rule of moral and religious duty, given by inspiration; the Bible; also, any one of the canonical Scriptures. 5.In monasteries, a book containing the rules of a religious order. 6.A catalogue of saints acknowledged and canonized in the Roman Catholic Church. 7.A musical composition in which the voices begin one after another, at regular intervals, successively taking up the same subject. It either winds up with a coda (tailpiece), or, as each voice finishes, commences anew, thus forming a perpetual fugue or round. It is the strictest form of imitation. 8.The largest size of type having a specific name; -- so called from having been used for printing the canons of the church. 9.The part of a bell by which it is suspended; -- called also ear and shank. ááááá¸âááááâáááááşá
}
Č
KV} Ş% -M
CantabilekĂŚnËtÉ:bÉŞlÉŞááá 'ááááá¸áá¸(adverb)
noun 1.(a gentle gallop) ááśáááśá, ááśáááťá, ááśáááá, ááśáááťáááśá ááá verb â past tense: cantered ; past participle: cantered ; present participle: cantering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To ride or move at a canter) ááśá, ááťá, ááá Example: The horse had an easy canter. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A moderate and easy gallop adapted to pleasure riding. 2.A rapid or easy passing over. 3.One who cants or whines; a beggar. 4.One who makes hypocritical pretensions to goodness; one who uses canting language. verb â past tense: cantered ; past participle: cantered ; present participle: cantering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To move in a canter. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To cause, as a horse, to go at a canter; to ride (a horse) at a canter. Ş(!5;CanteenkĂŚnËti:nááá 'áá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(a restaurant for the employees of a factory, office, etc.; a shop providing luxuries, spirits, etc, to the personnel of a military camp, a small flask for carrying drinking water) ááááááááá áźáá˘áśá áśáááźá ááá ááśááááááááááážááśááŹááśááááááśáááśá áśááŹáááááśáááááááá, ááááá¸á, á˘áśá áśáááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá¸á, áááá˘áśá áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A vessel used by soldiers for carrying water, liquor, or other drink. 2.The sutler's shop in a garrison; also, a chest containing culinary and other vessels for officers. lŞ'!%Km
Cantaloupe'kĂŚntÉlu:p'ááááášááźááá(noun)
noun 1.(a division of a country, especially of Switzerland, and of the states in the Swiss Republic) ááááá, ááááťá, ááááá, áááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááˇááśáááááááááśáááááááááááááááˇá verb â past tense: cantoned ; past participle: cantoned ; present participle: cantoning ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááá, ááśáááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (to divide into cantons) ááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A song or canto 2.A small portion; a division; a compartment. 3.A small community or clan. 4.A small territorial district; esp. one of the twenty-two independent states which form the Swiss federal republic; in France, a subdivision of an arrondissement. 5.A division of a shield occupying one third part of the chief, usually on the dexter side, formed by a perpendicular line from the top of the shield, meeting a horizontal line from the side. verb â past tense: cantoned ; past participle: cantoned ; present participle: cantoning ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To divide into small parts or districts; to mark off or separate, as a distinct portion or division. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To allot separate quarters to, as to different parts or divisions of an army or body of troops. cŞ,!-Canto'kĂŚntÉĘ'áááááź(noun)
noun â Plural: Cantos 1.(a division of a long poem) ááááťáá áááá, á áááá, ááááááááśááá, ááááśááśáááááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Cantos 1.One of the chief divisions of a long poem; a book. 2.The highest vocal part; the air or melody in choral music; anciently the tenor, now the soprano. RŞ+!/U%
Cantilever'kĂŚntÉŞli:vÉ(r)'áááááˇáá¸áááş(á)(noun)
(noun). ááááśá, ááááá
Q Ó Q ~Ş1 EQ]Canvass'kĂŚnvÉs'áááááášááá(transitive verb)
canvass (noun). ááśáááááááážáááᡠcanvass support ááśááááážááťáá˛ááááśáááááááá˝á
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááˇááˇáááááááá Example: Examine and court votes in an election to determine the authenticity of each vote and the accuracy of the totals. á§ááśá áááá ááˇááˇáááááˇáááśááááááášáááááááá ááááťáááśááááááááááá˝ááážáááá¸áááááááśááááášáááááźáááááááááá¸áá˝ááááááááśáááááááááśááťá á 2.(á áááśáá) áážááááááśáąááááˇá, áááááĄáá, áááááááᡠExample: Solicit qualification (i.e legal age), competency, power or fitness. Ability to understand the nature and effects of one's act. á§ááśá áááá áážááááá áťááááá áźááąááááááˇá áąáááááážááááááąáá áááááááᡠááá ááááážááá¸áááááá˝ááá áááááá˝ááŹááˇááśáááśáááźááááá á 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááááááˇáážá verb â past tense: canvassed ; past participle: canvassed ; present participle: canvassing ; 1.ááááááážááááˇ, ááááž, ááśááááśáá˘ááááśáááááááá˝á )Ş0 93_Canvas'kĂŚnvÉs'áááááášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááśááááááá made ~áááááśáááááááśáááááážááá áŹáááááááźá á˘. artist's ~ ááááśáááááááśáááááááśááááźáááááźá áŁ. áááááśááááááááśááážááááá (áááááśáá) get (or receive) the canvesááááźáá áááá¸ááśáááśááŹááá˝áááśáááśá Idiom,Idiomatic under canvasááááá ááááťááááááááá
noun 1.(strong coarse cloth used for making tents and sails, etc. and by artists for painting on, a sail or set of sails, a tent or tents, an oil painting) áááááśááááá, áááááááááá, áááááááśááááťááááááá¸, made of canvas áááááśáááááááśáááááážááááŹáááá ááá, artist's canvas ááááśáááááááśáááááááśááááźáááááźá 2.áááśááááááá adjective 1.ááááááážááááááśááááááá, ááááśááááááá, ááśáááááá 2.ááááááážáááááááśááááááá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ~ (somebody) (for something) (to go through [places] or among (people) asking for, votes, orders, etc, to examine or discuss: in detail) ááááááážááááˇ, ááśááá˝á
Ý 0
B xÝ Ş5+AKCapkĂŚpááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. Woulen ~ ááśáášá bottle ~ áááá the cap and bellsááśáááááťááťáááááťá cap and gowná˘áśáááˇááá˝áááááááˇááááˇááááˇááááś (áá˝ááááˇááááś) á˘. strawberry ~ ááááááááá áŁ. power ~ ááááźá put on a thinkin cap ááˇáá˛ááá áááśááááśááááˇá assume the black cap áááááá áááá áśááá¸ááˇá set one's cap atáááážá˛ááááááťááááážáááááśá cap in hand ááááśáááá˝á (ááááááťáááśá) to cap the globeá á˝ááá¸ááśá áááżá to cap versesáááááááśáááá˛áááá˝á to cap the climax áááážá á˝áááááááá
cap (transitive verb). (past tense. past participle. capped) ~ a bottleááˇááááá ~ strawberries ááááááááááááá áá
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá Common Agricultural Policy, noun 1.(a soft covering for the head without a brim but often with a peck, an academic headdress, a mortarboard, a cover or top) woolen cap ááśáášá, ááááźá, ááááá, bottle cap áááá, strawberry cap ááááááááá, powder cap áááá˝á, cap in hand ááááśáááá˝á, to cap the globe á á˝áááżááá á ážá, put on a thinking cap ááˇááážááąááá áááśááááśááťá, set a cap at á áśááááááḠ2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááˇááááááááśá verb â past tense: capped ; past participle: capped ; present participle: capping ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááá á˝ááááááˇááááááˇá FŞ4##93
Caoutcthouc'kaĘtĘĘk'áá ááťááá(noun)
noun 1.(a deep gorge, usually with a river flowing through it a deep valley with steep sides, usually with a stream flowing through) ááááááááá , á˘ááááááášááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The English form of the Spanish word Caon. LŞ2 )I-
Canvasser'kĂŚnvÉsÉ(r)'áááááášááş(á)(noun)
adjective 1.(Roomy able to hold much) áááááááźááśá, áááááśáá áááťáá ááážá, áááááźááááźááśá, ááááááˇááźááá, áááá á˝áááááááś, ááááááá áááá Example: A capacious bag. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having capacity; able to contain much; large; roomy; spacious; extended; broad; as, a capacious vessel, room, bay, or harbor. 2.Able or qualified to make large views of things, as in obtaining knowledge or forming designs; comprehensive; liberal. SŞ9%KA
Capably'keÉŞpÉblÉŞ'áááááášáááá¸(adverb)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáá˛ááááşá áśáá, á áˇáááááááśá, ááśáááášá capable employee ááśááááááááśá, capable of á˘áśá Example: You are capable of better work than this man. adjective 1.Of something doing something (competent, having a certain ability or capacity, able or ready to) áááááśááááááááśá, áááá áá, ááááááááá, ááááśá, áááá˘áśá ááá˝áá˘ááážááááááááśáááśá Example: A capable typist does quick, accurate work, Sok achievement tests show that she is capable of college work, This situation is capable of improvement. Ş6!3_7CapabilitykÉÉŞpÉËbÉŞlÉtÉŞááááááš 'áááˇáĄášáá¸(noun)
(noun). ~ (to do something/ of doing something); ~ (for something) áááááááśá, áááááśáá, ááśááá
noun â Plural: Capabilities 1.(COUNTABLE, UNCOUNTABLE) ~ (to do something of doing something); ~ (for something) áááááááśá, ááśá (áááááśááááśááŹá áˇááá) / á˘áááśá , ááááśááááááááťáááááááśáá, ááá áááá¸á˘ááá˘áśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Capabilities 1.The quality of being capable; capacity; capableness; esp. intellectual power or ability. 2.Capacity of being used or improved.
x ů$x (Ş> 'I g
CaparisonkÉËpĂŚrÉŞsnááš ' ááááˇáášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of the basket á áááťá á˘. have the ~ for the job áááááááśá have a capacity forááźááááśá áŁ. in a legal ~ ááśááááśáááááá á¤. Idiom,Idiomatic in one's capacity as something ááááťááááááááśá˘ááá¸áá˝á in his capacity asááááťáááááá work at full capacity áááážááśáááááááááááśá use up spare (exess) capacityáááážááááśááá˛ááá˘áááááááááśááŹáááááááśáááááá
noun â Plural: Capacities 1.The ability to contain or accommodate, the amount that can be contained, ability, capability, mental ability, maximum output, position, function, etc., legal authority. á áááťá Example: a capacity of a million gallons, a student of great capacity. have the capacity for the job áááááááśá, have a cap for ááźááááśá, in a legal capacity ááśáá, ááááá Example: This silo has a capacity of only 10,000 bushels of wheat. 2.(á áááśáá) áááááááśá Example: Legal qualification (i.e. legal age), competency, power or fitness. Ability to understand the nature and effects of one's acts. á§ááśá áááá áááááá, áááááááˇá áá , á˘áááśá áŹáááááááśááááááˇááááśáááááźáá áááśáá á áááááááśááááá˘áśá ááááá¸ááááááśááˇááˇáááá˘ááážáááááááá˝á á 3.áááááááśá, ááááááśá 4.(áááááááśááááá) áááááááśá, á áááťá, ááťáááśá Ş< /]
CapacitorkÉËpĂŚsÉŞtÉ(r)ááš 'áááááááˇááş(á)(noun)
1.~ (about) (to jump or run about playfully. a gay playful jump or leap, a wild, foolish action or prank, a prank. -cut a caper to jump or run about in a frolicsome manner, to prank, to do something ridiculous) ááááááááá, ááááááá˘áśá, áááááśáááźá Example: Clowns capered about the circus tent. noun 1.Child's caper ááśáááááááááá, illegal caper á˘ááážáááááááááśá Example: What's your little caper? ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A frolicsome leap or spring; a skip; a jump, as in mirth or dancing; a prank. 2.A vessel formerly used by the Dutch, privateer. 3.The pungent grayish green flower bud of the European and Oriental caper (Capparis spinosa), much used for pickles. 4.A plant of the genus Capparis; -- called also caper bush, caper tree. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To leap or jump about in a sprightly manner; to cut capers; to skip; to spring; to prance; to dance. Synonyms 1.act, activity, escapade, prank, trick zŞ?+OCapekeÉŞpááááá(noun)
noun 1.(a cloak, outer garment without sleeves, worn over the shoulders, lamb skin) áá˝ááááááśá, áááááááá¸á áááśáá¸, á˘áśáááááááááááśááá 2.(a coastal promontory, a headland, the Cape the cape of Good hope) ááááá, áá, áááááááááá, áá¸ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A piece or point of land, extending beyond the adjacent coast into the sea or a lake; a promontory; a headland. 2.A sleeveless garment or part of a garment, hanging from the neck over the back, arms, and shoulders, but not reaching below the hips. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To head or point; to keep a course; as, the ship capes southwest by south. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To gape
ü
ü ŞA IAQ7CapillarykÉËpÉŞlÉrÉŞ;US kĂŚpÉŞlÉrÉŞááš 'áášáĄááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(A tube with a very small bore, slender, hair like tube, especially one of the very small blood vessels in the body) ááááá, ááááśáááźá ááá, ááááááááźá (ááśá) / ááááááśáááááśáá (áááááśáá¸) 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááś, ááááááśáááźá á, áááááááźá áááááášáááśááášáááśááá ááááťááááá˝á adjective 1.(Of or like a hair, very slender, having a very small bore) áááááś (ááááááźá áááááťááááááśááááśáááá)
î î ŞB!9ŞCCapitalËkĂŚpÉŞtl'ááááˇááşá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of acountry ááááááśáḠ~ of a kingdom ááśáááśáḠá˘. Investment ~ áá, ááźááá, áážáááťá authorized capitalááťáá˘ááˇáááˇááśáááááááźáá˘ááťááááśáá˛ááááśááá ááááťáááááťáá ááťá, ááťáá áťáááááḠavailable capitalááźáááááááá circulating capitalááťááááááˇá, ááťáá ááá equity capitalááťáá ááťáááśáááá áŁ. capital of a column ááááśá áááááśáááááá á¤. (write in) capital á˘áááááá capital letterá˘áááááá
capital (adjective). áĄ. ~ building ááááááááśáá¸áŹááśáááśáḠá˘. ~ suggestion ááááááážá, ááááᢠcapital punishmentáááááááá¸ááˇá, áááááááśá ááá¸ááˇá capital tax ááááśááááááááťááá capital timeáááááśáááśááá
SEE: Capital letter noun 1.(a city that is the official seat of government of a state, motion, etc., an accumulation of such wealth, wealth used to produce more wealth, capitalists collective, a of letter used at the beginning of a sentence, a person's name, etc) ááááááśáá¸, capital of kingdom ááśáááśáḠ(write in) capital á˘áááááá Example: My father started his business with capital of $200. 2.ááśáááśáá¸, ááááááśáá¸, áá¸ááááťá, ááťá, ááźááá adjective 1.ááááá¸ááˇá, ááááááááá 2.(Principal, most important, excellent, involving the death penalty) capital building ááááááááśáá¸áŹááśáááśáḠ(ááááśááááśáá) / capital letter á˘áááááá, capital punishment áááááááá¸ááˇá, áááááááśá ááá¸ááˇá, capital suggestion ááááááážá, ááááá˘, capital tax ááááśááááááá˘áśáá, capital time áááááśáááśáá
R
ę
Őób`R
ŞI;=
3
Capitalization,-isationËkĂŚpÉŞtÉlaÉŞËzeÉŞĘnËááááˇáášáĄáśá 'á áááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(One who has much capital invested, a rich person, an adherent of capitalism, a person who has capital) á˘áááááśáááá ááážá (ááźááá) / ááźááááˇá (á˘áááááśáááźáááá ááážá) / á˘áááááźáááááˇáá 2.ááźááááˇá, áá˝áááźááá adjective 1.ááááźááá ^ŞF!/]5
Capitalism'kĂŚpÉŞtÉlÉŞzÉm'ááááˇááşáá¸á ááášá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ~ (to somebody something) (to surrender, to give up) ááááááâááᡠáŹâá˘áśááááááˇááˇááśâáááá˝á, á áťáá áśáá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.To settle or draw up the heads or terms of an agreement, as in chapters or articles; to agree. 2.To surrender on terms agreed upon (usually, drawn up under several heads); as, an army or a garrison capitulates. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To surrender or transfer, as an army or a fortress, on certain conditions. Synonyms 1.abandon, acquiesce, code, relinquish, renounce, resign, submit, surrender, yield Antonyms 1.conquer, overcome, resist, rout eŞM!1KS
Capitulary'kÉpÉŞtĘĘlÉrÉŞ'áášááˇááťáĄášáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(the building in which a state national legislature meets. -Capitol the building in washington D, C., in which Congress meets) ááˇááśááááááááś, áááááááááááááááťááááźá, áá áśáááášá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááśáááśááá¸ááźá, ááˇáááááśáááśááááááá˝ááááááťá ENGLISH MEANING 1.The temple of Jupiter, at Rome, on the Mona Capitolinus, where the Senate met. 2.The edifice at Washington occupied by the Congress of the United States; also, the building in which the legislature of State holds its sessions; a statehouse. {ŞK!/eO#CapitationËkĂŚpÉŞËteÉŞĘnËáááᡠ' ááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(the levying of a tax or fee of so much per head, a poll tax) ááááá˘áśáá, áááááááá˝á, áááááááá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá˘áśáá, ááááśááááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A numbering of heads or individuals. 2.A tax upon each head or person, without reference to property; a poll tax. (ŞJ++]C
Capitalize,-ise'kĂŚpÉŞtÉlaÉŞz'ááááˇáášáĄáśáá ááá(transitive verb)
(intransitive verb). capitalize on something áááááááááááááááá˘ááá¸
m oޤm 3ŞT 'E- _Capricorn'kĂŚprÉŞkÉ:n'ááááááˇááşá(noun)
(noun). ááśáá¸ááá (áááá)
ááááśáááááśáááá tropic of Capricorn- áááááˇáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The tenth sign of zodiac, into which the sun enters at the winter solstice, about December 21. 2.A southern constellation, represented on ancient monuments by the figure of a goat, or a figure with its fore part like a fish. ŞS%/_w
CapriciouslykÉËprÉŞĘÉslÉŞááš 'ááááˇááá ášááá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(Guided by caprice, impulsive, changeable, erratic, unpredictable) áááááśáá áˇáááááśáááśáŹááťáááśáá Example: That girl is so capricious that you never know what she'll do next. Example: Romantic heroines are often capricious. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Governed or characterized by caprice; apt to change suddenly; freakish; whimsical; changeable. Synonyms 1.changeable, fickle, fitful, inconstant, restless, unstable Antonyms 1.constant, reliable, stable, steady, trustworthy
ŞQ!9w_CapricekÉËpri:sááš'áááá¸á(noun)
SEE: Capriccio noun 1.(A whim, a capricious quality or nature, a sudden change of mind or behavior without reason) á áˇááááááážááááážá, á áˇááááážááťá / á áˇáááááśáááśááááˇáááááźá , ááśáááááśááááááźá, á ááááá ááááá Example: Her decision was based on caprice, not taught. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An abrupt change in feeling, opinion, or action, proceeding from some whim or fancy; a freak; a notion. Synonyms 1.fancy, humor, inclination, notion, quirk, vagary, whim, whimsy
ó ^
ŞY7euCapsule'kĂŚpsju:l; US kĂŚpsl'áááááááźá_áááááşá(noun)
(noun).medicine ~ááááśááááááśáááźááááááá (Botany) seed ~áááááá space capsuleááááááá˘ááááážáááááśáá˘áááśá
noun 1.(A seed case that splits open when ripe, a detachable compartment to hold men, instruments, etc., a space vehicle, an enclosure in a rocket to hold instruments or a passenger) áááááááááśááá (áááážáááááá ááśááť) 2.(áááˇáááá) Seed capsule áááááá 3.á˘ááááááááááśááááááśáááśááááá, áááááááá˝áááśáááááśáá, ááááśááááááśááááááśáááááá ážáááśáááááá ááááśáááśáááááťá 4.áĄá (áááá˘ááááźá ) 5.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááááááśáááźááááááá (ááááááá ááááśááááááááááááśáááááááá¸áááááśááááááś), ááááááááááśáá 6.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááśáᡠ(ááááśá) ááááˇáááźá ááśáááááááááááá, ááááśáááááááááááťáááˇáááá¸ááśááááááááśáá =ŞX!9kKCapstan'kĂŚpstÉn'áááááášá(noun)
noun 1.(a thick revolving post, which raises or lowers heavy weights as the cable around it is wound or unwound. Capstans are used for raising and lowering ships' anchors) áááááśáááááááśááááááážááááááťááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A vertical cleated drum or cylinder, revolving on an upright spindle, and surmounted by a drumhead with sockets for bars or levers. It is much used, especially on shipboard, for moving or raising heavy weights or exerting great power by traction upon a rope or cable, passing around the drum. It is operated either by steam power or by a number of men walking around the capstan, each pushing on the end of a lever fixed in its socket. ŞW?O
CapsizekĂŚpËsaÉŞz;US 'kĂŚpsaÉŞzááá ' ááśáá ááá(intransitive verb)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus of plants of many species, producing capsules or dry berries of various forms, which have an exceedingly pungent, biting taste, and when ground form the red or Cayenne pepper of commerce. eŞU 'Eg
Capriole'kĂŚprÉŞÉĘl'áááááá¸á˘áźá(noun)
(noun). áĄ.(a) army ~á˘ááťáááá¸áŻá (b) navy ~ááááśáá¸áááá¸áááŹáŻá á˘. (Sports) team ~ ááááááťá, áááášáááśá Ship's ~ ááśáááśááś, ááśáá¸áááśáá group captainá˘ááťáááá¸áááŻáááááážáá˘áśááśá captain of the schodááááźáááá áśááááśáḠ(ááááťáááśááś)
captain (transitive verb).~ a shipáááážááśááśááááśááś ~ a teamáááážááśáááášáááśá
noun 1.(A person given authority over a group or team, the commander or master of a ship, the leader of a team) ááśáááśááś, áááááśáááááťá, army captain á˘ááťáááá¸ááŻá, navy captain ááááśáá¸áááá¸áááŹáŻá, ship's captain ááśáááśááś, ááśááˇáááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááťáááá¸áááŻ, ááááśáá¸áŻá (ááááážááášá) 3.(áá¸áĄáś) Team captain ááááááťá, áááášáááśá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To be a captain or leader, a person in authority) captain a ship áááážááśááśáááśááś Example: The captain of football team.captain a team áááážááśáááášáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The military officer who commands a company, troop, or battery, or who has the rank entitling him to do so though he may be employed on other service. 2.A head, or chief officer 3.An officer in the United States navy, next above a commander and below a commodore, and ranking with a colonel in the army. 4.By courtesy, an officer actually commanding a vessel, although not having the rank of captain. 5.The master or commanding officer of a merchant vessel. 6.One in charge of a portion of a ship's company; as, a captain of a top, captain of a gun, etc. 7.The foreman of a body of workmen. 8.A person having authority over others acting in concert; as, the captain of a boat's crew; the captain of a football team. 9.A military leader; a warrior. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To act as captain of; to lead. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Chief, superior
6 686 ~Ş`%)K
Captiousness'kĂŚpĘÉsnÉŞs'áááááá ášáášá(noun)
adjective 1.(fond of finding fault or raising objections about trivial matters) áááá áźáá áˇáááá áá˘áááˇáááá, ááááááááśááááá, áááá áśááááá áťá, áááá áźáá áˇááááááááááżáááźá ááśá , áááá áźáá áˇáááááááááááááś, áááááśáááášá, áááá ááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Apt to catch at faults; disposed to find fault or to cavil; eager to object; difficult to please. 2.Fitted to harass, perplex, or insnare; insidious; troublesome. uŞ]!?]CCaption'kĂŚpĘÉs'áááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(a short title or heading, a description or explanation printed with an illustration etc) á ááááážá, ááżáááááá, ááżááá, á ááááážáááźááŹááááḠverb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to supply a caption for) ááśááá ááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of taking or arresting a person by judicial process. 2.That part of a legal instrument, as a commission, indictment, etc., which shows where, when, and by what authority, it was taken, found, or executed. 3.The heading of a chapter, section, or page. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A caviling, a sophism
H Đ H RŞc 335Captive'kĂŚptÉŞv'ááááá¸á(adjective)
(adverb). hold/ take somebody captive á áśáááŹáááááśáá ááťáá˘áááááśááááśááááśá˘áááááá
captive (noun).war ~áááážá criminal ~ á˘áááááśááááťá ~ of love á˘áááááááááá˝á (áá áážá˘ááá¸áá˝á)
noun 1.(A person or animal caught and held, as a prisoner, or captivated, as by love, person or animal taken into captivity, prisoner. prisoner, captivated, internee, bondman thrall, convict) war captive áááážá Example: A captive lion; the captivenations.criminal captive á˘áááááśááááťá, á˘áááááá, captive of love á˘áááááááááá˝á (áá áážá˘ááá¸áá˝á) 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááááááááááźáá áśáááááá˝á, áááážááášá, ááááááááśááááťá, áááááááźáá áśáááááá˝á Example: hold / take somebody captive á§ááśá áááá á áśáá áŹáááááśááááťáááááśááááśááááśá˘áááááá adjective 1.(taken prisoner, unable to escape) áááá áśááááśá, áááááśááááťá adverb 1.Take captive á áśáá .Şb#1o?
CaptivationËkĂŚptÉŞËveÉŞĘnËááááᡠ'áááááááá ášá(noun)
verb â past tense: captivated ; past participle: captivated ; present participle: captivating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to capture the fancy of, to charm) áááážá˛ááá áśááá áˇááá, áááážá˛ááááśááááśáá˘áśáááááá, áááážá˛ááááśáááááááááá á captivate an audience áááážáąááá áśááá˘áśáááááá, ááśáááááźááááˇááááááááá, á áśáááááááśáá, á áśááááśáááážá Example: Makara captivated her audience with her songs. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Taken prisoner; made captive; insnared; charmed. verb â past tense: captivated ; past participle: captivated ; present participle: captivating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To take prisoner; to capture; to subdue. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To acquire ascendancy over by reason of some art or attraction; to fascinate; to charm; as, Cleopatra captivated Antony; the orator captivated all hearts.
ë ź
én~{: ë KŞj =G
CarafekÉËrĂŚfááš ' ááá áá(noun)
(noun).fast ~áĄáśá (Literary) áááááá (Rail) passenger caráááááážá (Rail) Sleeping car ááááááá (Rail) feight car ááááááˇá elevator ~ááź
noun â Plural: cars 1.(an automobile, a railroad car of a specified type, any vehicle on wheels, the part of a balloon or airship for carrying people) fast car áĄáśá (áááááá) 2.ááź Example: elevator car Şh )?
Capybara'kĂŚpÉŞbÉ:rÉ'áááá¸ááśáá¸(noun)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ a criminal á áśááááśá á˘. á áśáááŹááá˝ááááááá (á˘ááá¸áá˝á) ááááááááśáááŹááááśá capture the meaningá áśááááá áááá¸ááśá
capture (noun). áĄ. ~ of a criminal ááśáá áśááááśá á˘. large ~ of game áááááŹáááťáááá áśááááśá capture towns ááśáááášááá¸ááááťá
1.(To take by force, surprise, or skill, to represent) capture a criminal á áśááááśá, á áśááá á Example: To capture a thief; to capture the attention of an audience, His first capture was a lion, The capture of a criminal.capture the meaning á áśááááá áááá¸ááśá Example: We set the trap to capture rabbits, but none fell into it. noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáá áśáááááááťááá áŹáááááťáááááááźáááá áśáááá verb â past tense: captured ; past participle: captured ; present participle: capturing ; 1.á áśáááá, ááááážáááááśá OŞe#7Q
Captor'kĂŚptÉ(r)'áááááş(á)(noun)
ááśáâá áśááâááśáááážá ááśáâá áśááâáááááśáá
Ó
t e W wÓ Şo ?M1Carat'kĂŚrÉt'ááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.(FRENCH) (A unit of weight for precious stones, equal to 200 milligrams, a measure of the purity of gold, In commercial use, 24 carats is pure gold) ááááśááááááááááááśáááááášáááááźáááşááá (ááááááá˘á á áá¸áááá¸ááááśá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááááťáááśáááááááśá áŹáááááśáááááá, ááśáááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The weight by which precious stones and pearls are weighed. 2.A twenty-fourth part; -- a term used in estimating the proportionate fineness of gold. \Şn %?SCarapace'kĂŚrÉpeÉŞs'ááááášááá(noun)
noun 1.áááááŹááááźááááá áážáááááááááśááŹá˘áááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The thick shell or shield which covers the back of the tortoise, or turtle, the crab, and other crustaceous animals.
Şm+)i}
Caramelize,-ise'kĂŚrÉmelaÉŞz'ááááášááášáĄáśáá ááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(burnt sugar used for coloring and flavoring food, a chewy candy tasting like this) ááááááśááááá, ááááá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Burnt sugar; a brown or black porous substance obtained by heating sugar. It is soluble in water, and is used for coloring spirits, gravies, etc. 2.A kind of confectionery, usually a small cube or square of tenacious paste, or candy, of varying composition and flavor.
Ę ŃxÓ4 Ę fŞu%;gCarbohydrateËkÉ:bÉĘËhaÉŞdreÉŞtËááśááź'á áśáááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(FRENCH) (An organic compound, such as the sugars and starches, composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen) ááśááźá˘áá¸ááááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááźáá˘áá¸ááááśá, ááá˝ááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of a group of compounds including the sugars, starches, and gums, which contain six (or some multiple of six) carbon atoms, united with a variable number of hydrogen and oxygen atoms, but with the two latter always in proportion as to form water; as dextrose, C6H12O6. Şt!9K'Carbine'kÉ:baÉŞn'ááśááśááá(noun)
noun 1.(a short light automatic rifle) ááśááááážáááśáááśááá¸á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A short, light musket or rifle, esp. one used by mounted soldiers or cavalry. @Şs 93
CarbidekÉ:baÉŞd'ááśááśááá(noun)
caravan (intransitive verb). (Usually go caravanning) áážááááááááśááááááááˇáááááááá
noun 1.(A company of people traveling together across desert country, a train of pack animals of vehicles, a large covered vehicle that is lived) áá˝áááźáá á, áá˝áááźááá, ááááá á (áá˝áá˘ááááááážáááážááá ááśáááá¸ááááśáááááá˝áááááś) / ááááťáááá á á, ááá áá, áááááá (ááááááááááááááá ááááážáááááá ) / desert caravan áááá˝áááźáá á, furniture caravan áááááááášáááááˇáááźá ááśáááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A large, covered wagon, or a train of such wagons, for conveying wild beasts, etc., for exhibition; an itinerant show, as of wild beasts. 2.A company of travelers, pilgrims, or merchants, organized and equipped for a long journey, or marching or traveling together, esp. through deserts and countries infested by robbers or hostile tribes, as in Asia or Africa. 3.A covered vehicle for carrying passengers or for moving furniture, etc.; -- sometimes shorted into van.
8 ĹŢiÂw 8 ;Ş{'7iU
CarboniferousËkÉ:bÉËnÉŞfÉrÉsËááśááš 'ááˇá ááášááášá(adjective)
adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááźááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Combined or impregnated with carbonic acid. qŞx 'Ao Carbonate'kÉ:bÉneÉŞt'ááś'áášáááá(transitive verb)
(noun).hydrogen and ~ ááśááźá use a ~ áááááśáááśááźá (Formal)áááááśáááááźá make a ~áááááá ááááááááááážáááááśáááśááźá
1.(FIGURATIVE) Carbon copy á˘ááá¸ááááááźá áááááˇááášáá˘ááá¸áá˝áááá noun 1.(ááááźáááśá) áááááśáááááźá, ááááźá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááśááźá 3.(A chemical element that is present in all living matter arid occurs in its pure form as diamond arid graphite, a sheet of carbon paper) hydrogen and carbon ááśáááá, use a carbon áááááśáááśáááá 4.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááááśáááá adjective 1.Carbon compound áááááśáááśááˇááśááá, carbon dating ááááááážááśááááĄá¤, carbon paper áááááśáááśááá 7Şv'7e}aCarbolic acidkÉ:ËbÉlÉŞkËĂŚsÉŞdááś 'áááˇá ' á˘ááááá¸á(noun)
(noun). áĄ. dead ~ ááśááááááá ~ of beefáááááááááśááááááááááááá ážáááááˇáááśááááśááááśááťáááźá á á˘. ááá˘ášááááá áŁ. (Slang) Move your ~ áááá˝á, ááśáááśá
noun â Plural: Carcasses 1.(The dead body of an animal, the worthless remains of something) ááááá (áááá) / ááśááá (áááá) / ááťáááá (áááá˝ááááá) / áááááááá˘ášá (áááá) (ááááżáááá) / dead carcass ááśááá, carcass of beef áááááááááśááááááá, áááááá ážáááááˇáááśááááśááááśááťáááźá á Example: The desert was marked here and there with the carcasses of dead animals. 2.(SLANG) áááá˝á (áááá) Example: move your carcass ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Carcasses 1.A dead body, whether of man or beast; a corpse; now commonly the dead body of a beast. 2.The living body; -- now commonly used in contempt or ridicule. 3.The abandoned and decaying remains of some bulky and once comely thing, as a ship; the skeleton, or the uncovered or unfinished frame, of a thing. 4.A hollow case or shell, filled with combustibles, to be thrown from a mortar or howitzer, to set fire to buldings, ships, etc. Synonyms 1.body, corpse, remains 2.form, frame, torso 3.bulk, corpus, mass Antonyms 1.intellect, mind, soul, spirit kŤ #5WSCarburettorËkÉ:bjĘËretÉ(r)Ëááśááááźáášááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(FRENCH) (An apparatus for mixing fuel arid air in an internal combustion engine) ááśááááťááááśááá, áááá˘ááááá˝ááááááááśááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One that carburets; specif., an apparatus in which air or gas is carbureted, as by passing it through a light petroleum oil. The carburetor for a gasoline engine is usually either a surface carburetor, or a float, float-feed, spray, carburetor. In the former air is charged by being passed over the surface of gasoline. In the latter a fine spray of gasoline is drawn from an atomizing nozzle by a current of air induced by the suction of the engine piston, the supply of gasoline being regulated by a float which actuates a needle valve controlling the outlet of the feed pipe. Alcohol and other volatile inflammable liquids may be used instead of gasoline. RŞ#1w
Carburation'kÉ:bjĘËreÉŞĘnËááśááááš ' áááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.A small piece of stiff paper or thin card board, a program of horse faces, a playing card, an odd or amusing person, an event or note of attraction as described in a printing program, an explanation or request. áááááááááśáááááá˝á, ááááá, ááááá¸ááśáááśáááťáááá áźá, ááá Example: A playing card; a pack of cards; identity card á˘ááááááááśá, A great card áááťááááááááśáááááˇááśááááá ááážáááááś, visiting card ááśáááááá, ááśáááááá, on the cards ááśááżááááááááˇááśáááááś, playing card ááá, calling card ááśáááááá 2.ááááá (ááááˇáááˇáá˘ááááááˇáááźááá) 3.(áá áá ááááá) ááááá, ááááťááá, ááśá verb â past tense: carded ; past participle: carded ; present participle: carding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááˇá (á˘áááá, ááźááá) 2.ááááá
á
} ĺ B
\á wŤ %3q9Cardinal'kÉ:dÉŞnÉl'ááśááˇáá(adjective)
noun 1.(The highest rank next to the Pope, in the Catholic Church, a crested grosbeak of North America, the male of which is bight red. -cardinal number any number used in counting or showing how many) ááśááá¸ááśáá Example: Honesty is the cardinal quality of his character. 2.(ZOOLOGY) (spy a cardinal) ááááááśááá¸ááśáá (ááááá¸áááááśáááááááá á) adjective 1.(chief, most important) cardinal significance ááááśáá cardinal red ááááááá áááźá ááááááśááá¸ááśáá, cardinal directions ááˇááśááśá ááááśááâ (ááť.) ááááśáááˇáááśáâ ááśáá¸ááśááâ (á.) á˘áááââááśáâáááááâáááááśááâáá¸âáááááá âáááśábŤ
%Ec
Cardigan'kÉ:dÉŞgÉn'ááśááˇá ááášá(noun)
noun 1.(an Asiatic plant with aromatic seeds, used in medicine and as a spice) áážááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The aromatic fruit, or capsule with its seeds, of several plants of the Ginger family growing in the East Indies and elsewhere, and much used as a condiment, and in medicine. 2.A plant which produces cardamoms, esp. Elettaria Cardamomum and several species of Amomum.
Ź
|&Ž Ź ~Ť /;
CareenkÉËri:nááš 'áá¸á(intransitive verb)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ship ~ ááá˘áá á˘. (Colloquial) ~ down the road áá ááťááááśáááżáááˇááááááááááźá
(noun). (usually. plural.) áĄ. free form ~áááááá á˘. the ~ of animals ááśááááááááś áŁ. write with ~ ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáááŹááááˇáááááá á¤. ~ (over someting/ in doing something)ááśáááˇááááśáááááá áá proced with ~ ááśááááááááááááááá take careááááťááááááááá, áááááááááááááá take care of (children)áááááááś take care fo (an obligation)áááá ážá house hold caresááśáááááá áŻáááá with the utmost careáááááśáááááááááááááťá care killed a catááśááááááááááááááťáá áˇááá
noun 1.ááśááááááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Description of the heart. 2.Examination by the cardiograph. iŤ !+c=Cardiogram'kÉ:dÉŞÉgrĂŚm'ááśááˇá˘ááá áááááśá(noun)
noun 1.(an electrocardiogram) áá˝áááááááťáááśáááśáááááááźá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááźáááśáááááááááááśáááááá¸á˘ááˇá , ááááśááááśáááááááááááśááááááśááá¸á, ááźáááśááááá áśááá¸á ááááśáááááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The curve or tracing made by a cardiograph.
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ (about something) ááááá, ááśááááááá á˘. ~ for something ááááśááááś (áááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á) ááśáá áˇáááááááĄáśáá, á áźáá áˇááá care for (animals) áááááááś (I don't) care for (sweets) á áźáá áˇááá care toá ááâ care a bout ááá áˇáááááťáááśááá áśááá˘áśáááááá, áááá (áášá) care to see á áááážá, á áááážá have a careáááááááááááááá I don't careááááťáááˇááááááááˇáááážá care about (one's family)ááááĄáśáá care nothing for ááˇáá áśááá˘áśáááááá
1.(to feel concern or interest, to feel love or a liking, to provide) ááśáááá, áážáááťááá, ááááá, ááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, áááááááááááááá Example: Cast all your cares aside, The cares of office, Take care or you'll fall, Take care of the baby, Take great care of it, it's glass, In his care. the care of animals ááśááááááááś, write with care ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáááŹááááˇáááááá, proceed with care ááśááááááááááááááá, take care of (children) áááááááś, take care of (an obligation) áááá ážá Example: Although his business was very bad, my father acted as though he didn't have a care in the world. noun 1.ááśáááááťááááááááá, ááá áááśá, ááśááááá˝áááśáááá Example: Driving without due care and attention á§ááśá áááá ááśááážááááááááááśáááśáááááťááááááááááááááá 2.~ (over something in doing something) (serious attention and thought, caution to avoid drainage or loss, worry, anxiety, charge, protection) ááśáááá, ááááááśáá¸ááśááá áˇáááááśáá˛áááááááá, ááśáááá áˇáááá áá, ááśáááááśá, ááśááážáááťáááááźá, ááśáááááśááśá, ááśáááááťááááááááá, áááááťá, ááśáááá˝ááááááťá, ááááááááśá, á ááˇááś (áááá, áááááśááááááśáá, áááááááááśáá) / pl. free from care áááááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, ááśáááááśááśá, ááśáááááśá coronary verb â past tense: cared ; past participle: cared ; present participle: caring ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ~ (about somebody / something) don't care ááááá (I don't) care for (sweets) á áźáá áˇááá, care for about (one's appearance) áááá (áášá) care for about (one's family) ááááĄáśáá 2.áášááááááááź
đ úđ Ť +O
CareeristkÉËrÉŞÉrÉŞstááš ' áááá¸ááá á(noun)
noun 1.(an occupation, a progress through life, the development and progress of a political party, etc., a swift course) áá¸áááśá, á˘áśáá¸á, ááˇááááśáá¸áá, ááťáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááá, á˘áśáá¸á, ááśááááááá ááťááááááá ášá verb â past tense: careered ; past participle: careered ; present participle: careering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To rush wildly) áááášáááá, áááášáááááááááá Example: Many young men wish to make a career of science, The careers of Edison and Eastern still influence world history. 2.áááááášáááááááááá
?Ĺ :Ť##Um Carefulness'keÉflnÉŞs'áá(á)á áááşáááˇá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááááááááááááááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśááááááááááá¸, ááśááááááá, ááśáááááťááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Quality or state of being careful. vŤ #I_3Carefully'keÉfÉlÉŞ'áá(á)á áááşáá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááťááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a careful manner. =Ť C+Careful'keÉfĘl'áá(á)á áááşá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (about / of with something); ~ (about/in) doing something áááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, ááááˇáááááá, ááá áˇáááá áá á˘. ~ driver ááááááááááá be carefulááááťáááááááááá˛ááááááśáááááá˝á careful of one's feelingsáááááˇáááá
adjective â comparative: more careful ; superative most careful 1.~ (about of with something); ~ (about in) doing something (giving serious attention and thought painstaking, cautious, accurately or thoroughly done) áááááśááááááśááśá, áááááááśá Example: A careful person; careful work; be careful out to break it, to be careful of the rights; of others.careful handwriting áááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá, áááááááˇáááááá, áááááá áˇáááá áá careful driver ááááááááááá, careful of (one's feelings) áááááˇáááá Example: Be careful when you cross the street. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááťááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective â comparative: more careful ; superative most careful 1.Full of care; anxious; solicitous. 2.Filling with care or solicitude; exposing to concern, anxiety, or trouble; painful. 3.Taking care; giving good heed; watchful; cautious; provident; not indifferent, heedless, or reckless; -- often followed by of, for, or the infinitive; as, careful of money; careful to do right. Synonyms 1.attentive, exact, finicky, fussy, heedful, meticulous, painstaking, prudent, scrupulous, thorough, thoughtful 2.cautious, circumspect, discreet, guarded, suspicious, vigilant, wary
ň S ň ]Ť 7W'CaresskÉËresááš ' áááá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááś Example: Dad took the photograph of Jennie while she caressed her kitten. noun 1.(A loving touch, a kiss, to touch lovingly or gently, kiss) ááśáááááá˘ááá˘áá, ááśááąá, ááśááážá Example: The little girl caressed her kitten. 2.ááśáááááá˘ááá˘áá verb â past tense: caressed ; past participle: caressed ; present participle: caressing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááá˘ááá˘áá, á ááá˝á 2.(TRANSITIVE) ááááá˘ááá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An act of endearment; any act or expression of affection; an embracing, or touching, with tenderness. verb â past tense: caressed ; past participle: caressed ; present participle: caressing ; 1.To treat with tokens of fondness, affection, or kindness; to touch or speak to in a loving or endearing manner; to fondle. Synonyms 1.coddle, cuddle, embrace, fondle, hug, kiss, pet, stroke Antonyms 1.annoy, buffet, spurn, tease, vex )Ť 7a/Careless'keÉlÉŞs'áá(á)áá¸á(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (about of something) áááááˇáááá áˇáááááťáááśáá ~ worker ááááááááá áá careless of (his health)ááˇáááˇáááźáááá á˘. ááá áťá
noun 1.ááśáááááááááá áá, ááśááááážááŹá ááá˘áźá careless worker ááááááááá áá, áĽááááááá, ááˇáá áááážáááťááá, áĽáááśáááá, careless of (his health) ááˇáááˇáááźáááá Example: Even though his writing was very food, Stuart was careless about his spelling. adjective â comparative: more careless ; superative most careless 1.~ (about of something) (not careful, not thinking before one acts or speaks, inaccurate, not exact) ááááááá¸ááááś, ááááááááśá, áááááááááááá áá, ááááááážáŹááˇááśááĽáááˇá áśáááś Example: Some people are careless when they cross the street, A careless worker careless work. 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááááśáááśáááááťááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective â comparative: more careless ; superative most careless 1.Free from care or anxiety. hence, cheerful; light-hearted. 2.Having no care; not taking ordinary or proper care; negligent; unconcerned; heedless; inattentive; unmindful; regardless. 3.Without thought or purpose; without due care; without attention to rule or system; unstudied; inconsiderate; spontaneous; rash; as, a careless throw; a careless expression. 4.Not receiving care; uncared for. Synonyms 1.heedless, imprudent, inattentive, inconsiderate, indiscreet, reckless, thoughtless, unconcerned 2.desultory, inaccurate, tax, neglectful, remiss, negligent
Ĺ j #C$ÚĹ Ť !9S
Caribou'kĂŚrÉŞbu:'áááá¸áááź(noun)
(noun). (plural. ~ es US ~ s) áááááťá (ááśááśááááá áá), ááááˇááááááááťá (Literary) ááśááśááááááŹá˘áśááśáááśáááááááá
noun â Plural: Cargoes 1.(Goods carried on a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle. -cargo boat, cargo liner a boat or ship with goods on board. -cargo hold a go down holding cargo inside) áááááťá (ááśááśááááá áá) / ááááˇá (ááśááśáááááŹá˘áśááśáááśááááá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááˇá, ááśááśááááá, áááááášááááááźá ?Ť%C!
Carfare'kÉ:feÉ(r)'ááśá áááá(á)(noun)
caretaker (adjective).ááááááá˘áśáááá caretaker government áááááśááˇááśááááááśáááááááááááááááááá˘áśáááá
noun 1.(A person employed. to look after a house or building) á˘áááááááśá (áá¸áááááááááááá) / ááááśá, á˘áááááśáááśá, á˘áááááśááááśáááťáá áááśá 2.á˘áááááśá, á˘ááááááááááś adjective 1.(Holding office tempo rarely) ááááááááś, áááá áźáá áˇáááá áśá Example: The caretaker of the factory.caretaker government áááááááśááˇááśááááááśááááááááááá 2.ááááááá˘áśáááá Ť ? W
Caret'kĂŚrÉt'ááááášááá(noun)
Plural form of: Carib noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (A decay in bones or teeth) áááááşááááá, áááá áá (áááááśááá¸áááááźáááá¸ááááá) Ť %7i
Caricaturist'kĂŚrÉŞkÉtjĘÉrÉŞst'ááááˇáášáááá˝ááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.(a ludicrous exaggeration of peculiar personal characteristics) ááááźáá áá˘á, ááźáááśá, ááááťá, ááźáááááťá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááťááááá˝áá˛ááá˘áááááážá verb â past tense: caricatured ; past participle: caricatured ; present participle: caricaturing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To exaggerate in words or in pictorial form) ááźááá˝ááŹááźáááááťá, ááźááŹááˇááśááááááážáááááááá (á˘ááá¸á˘áááááśááááśáá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An exaggeration, or distortion by exaggeration, of parts or characteristics, as in a picture. 2.A picture or other figure or description in which the peculiarities of a person or thing are so exaggerated as to appear ridiculous; a burlesque; a parody. verb â past tense: caricatured ; past participle: caricatured ; present participle: caricaturing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To make or draw a caricature of; to represent with ridiculous exaggeration; to burlesque.
1
× ?˛<% 1 pŤ+!-
Carnet'kÉ:neÉŞt'ááśááá(noun)
noun 1.(A deep red, a red pigment obtained from cochineal, its color) ááááááá (áááá á) adjective 1.ááááááááá ááááááśáááááźá, áááááśáááááááá (áááá á) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A rich red or crimson color with a shade of purple. 2.A beautiful pigment, or a lake, of this color, prepared from cochineal, and used in miniature painting. 3.The essential coloring principle of cochineal, extracted as a purple-red amorphous mass. It is a glucoside and possesses acid properties; -- hence called also carminic acid. Ť&#+E ;
Carminative'kÉ:mÉŞnÉtÉŞv'ááśááˇáášáá¸á(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A friar of a mendicant order (the Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel) established on Mount Carmel, in Syria, in the twelfth century; a White Friar. 2.A nun of the Order of Our lady of Mount Carmel.
( K 0 ŢĆ( Ť2
!
Carouser"(noun)
verb â past tense: caroused ; past participle: caroused ; present participle: carousing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to drink and be merry. to revel, to hold a drinkingparty) áážááááááá¸áášááĄáźáĄáś ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A large draught of liquor. 2.A drinking match; a carousal. verb â past tense: caroused ; past participle: caroused ; present participle: carousing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To drink deeply or freely in compliment; to take part in a carousal; to engage in drunken revels. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To drink up; to drain; to drink freely or jovially. 8Ť/ %=3 oCarousalkÉ:ËraÉzlááš ' ááá áá(noun)
(noun). ááśáááá¸áášááĄáźáĄáś
noun 1.(a noisy or drunken feast, jovial revelry, celebration) ááśáááá¸áášááĄáźáĄáś, ááśáááá¸ááááááśáááááášá, ááááśááááá, ááśááááážááťáááááááťáááˇáá¸á˘ááá¸áá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A jovial feast or festival; a drunken revel; a carouse. Ť. 3c
Carol'kĂŚrÉl'ááááášá(noun)
adjective 1.(Feeding on flesh or other animal matter, flesheating) áááááá¸ááśá áááśá˘áśá áśá, áááááááśáááááá (áááááśááá˘ááááááááśáá) Example: Dogs and cats are carnivorous animals. ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Eating or feeding on flesh. The term is applied: (a) to animals which naturally seek flesh for food, as the tiger, dog, etc.; (b) to plants which are supposed to absorb animal food; (c) to substances which destroy animal tissue, as caustics. 1Ť, %?
Carnival'kÉ:nÉŞvÉl'ááśáá¸ááášá(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááˇáááááá, ááááá¸áááážááśáááž noun 1.(a person who makes or repairs wooden objects and structures) ááśáááž, ááśáááááżáááááźá verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) á˘áśáá˛áááááážá, ááśá Ť5- AMCarpel'kÉ:pl'ááśááşá(noun)
Plural form of: Carp noun â Plural: Carp, Carps 1.(A bony freshwater fish that lives in ponds) áááá¸áááááśáá (áááá¸áášáááśá) / áááá¸áááááśááááááśááááá¸ááá˘áá, ááśááááá¸áááááá, ááśáááˇáááá verb â past tense: carped ; past participle: carped ; present participle: carping ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to find fault, complain) áááááááááá áťááááááážáášáááśá, áááááˇá ááááá˝á , áááá¸áááááá, ááˇáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Carp, Carps 1.A fresh-water herbivorous fish (Cyprinus carpio.). Several other species of Cyprinus, Catla, and Carassius are called carp. verb â past tense: carped ; past participle: carped ; present participle: carping ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To talk; to speak; to prattle. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To find fault; to cavil; to censure words or actions without reason or ill-naturedly; -- usually followed by at. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To find fault with; to censure. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To say, to tell
{
! )˙ { Ť; -3Carpus'kÉ:pÉs'ááśáášá(noun)
noun â Plural: Carpi 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááá, áážááááá˘áááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááá˘ášáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Carpi 1.The wrist; the bones or cartilages between the forearm, or antibrachium, and the hand or forefoot; in man, consisting of eight short bones disposed in two rows. &Ť:)3c3
Carpet sweeper'kÉ:pÉŞtswi:pÉ(r)'ááśáá¸á ááááá¸ááš(á)(noun)
(noun). áĄ. Presian ~ áááá á˘. ~ of grass á˘ááá¸ááááááśááááážá ážáááááá to come (or be brought) on the carpet ááśáá˛áááá, ááśááá to be on the carpetááááźáá á áá ááááťááááá˝á on the carpet of discussionááśááżáááááááááááś Idiom,Idiomatic roll out the red carpet ááá˝ááááśáá˘ášááášá
noun 1.(For floors anything like a carpet) áááááśáá Persian carpet áááá, carpet of grass á˘ááá¸ááááááśááááážá ážáááááá 2.Roll out the red carpet ááá˝ááááśáá˘ášááášá verb â past tense: carpeted ; past participle: carpeted ; present participle: carpeting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To cover as with a carpet) ááśáááááá, ááááśááááá Example: To carpet a room, a carpet of grass needles. [Ť7 %EECarpentry'kÉ:pentrÉŞ'ááśááááááá¸(noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááááá˘ášá noun 1.(The work or trade of a carpenter) áááááśáááž (áááááá¸áááá) / ááááżáááááźááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The art of cutting, framing, and joining timber, as in the construction of buildings. 2.An assemblage of pieces of timber connected by being framed together, as the pieces of a roof, floor, etc.; work done by a carpenter.
ľ ŕ ľ ZŤ?+
Carried forward"(adjective)
noun 1.ááśáááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An umbelliferous biennial plant (Daucus Carota), of many varieties. 2.The esculent root of cultivated varieties of the plant, usually spindle-shaped, and of a reddish yellow color. PŤB!- Y Carrion'kĂŚrÉŞÉn'ááááá(noun)
(adjective).~ company ááááášááááááźá, ááááášáááśááĽáááśáá
noun 1.A person or thing that carries something, a person or ani1nal that carries and transmits disease germs, one who carries, one who carries goods for hire, often called a common carrier, a receptacle for carrying objects. á˘ááááážááá, á˘ááááášáááśá, áááááťááśá, ááśá áśááŹááśááśááśááááááťááśá, á˘ááááážáááśááááááťá, áá ááááśáááááťá, mail carrier á˘ááááááááááťááá, freight carrier ááśá, ááááżááášáá˘á¸áááśáá, á˘ááááášááááááźá, disease carrier á˘ááá¸ááááááśáááááá 2.ááááťáá ááťááášáááśáááááˇá 3.(FRENCH) á áááśááááá adjective 1.Carrier company ááá˘ááá¸áááááášáááśááĽáááśá carrier pigeon ááááááśáááśáááśááŹááśááááášá
e -
Ý
Đćß& e =ŤM
i
Cartage"(noun)
noun 1.(a two wheeled vehicle used for carrying. -cart in the cart in the difficult situation. -put the cart beford the horse to be unreasonable, to be unsuitable) áááá, áá, áááááá, áááááááťá, ááźááááˇá, áááááśááááśááŹá áśááááážá verb â past tense: carted ; past participle: carted ; present participle: carting ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááážá 2.(TRANSITIVE) ááśá, á áá˘áá ŤK ?3
Carsick'kÉ:sÉŞk'ááśááá¸ááá(adjective)
(transitive verb). (past tense. past participle. carried) áĄ. ships ~ cargo áášáááśá carry away, take áááá carry Here, bringáááá á˘. ~ in the hand, hold ááśáá ~ on the shoulder áḠ~ suspended from one end of a shoulder poleááá ~ on the hip áááááá ~ on the head áá˝á ŽOŤD %;E
Carrousel'kĂŚrÉËseláááḠ'ááá(noun)
Ż~ suspended from the hand áá˝á ~ (a child) on the hipáá ~ cradled in the armsáá¸~ (a child) on one's shoulders áááááˇáá, áááááśáá carry under one armáááááááááá ~ with one arm across the chest áá ~ suspended from the shoulder ááááśá (wind) carries (sound)ááśá áŁ. ~ a responsibility ááśá carry oneself well ááśááááážááášááá His words ~ weightááśá carry an accountááśáááťá (áá ) á¤. ~ men through the winter áááááááááśáá, áááá áĽ. ~ an election áááá (ááśááááááááá) carry away (an garbage) áááá carry away (an audience)áááážá˛áááááážáááááśáá carry off (tools) ááááśáááá carry off (first place)ááá˝á carry off (a crime)áááááá carry on (negotiation)ááááž carry out (the gabage)ááá áá carry out (a plan) á˘ááťáááááá carry through (a project) áááá áá
(intransitive verb). (His voice) carries áááááśá rifles ~ a mileááśááááśáá ááááśá (we must) carry onáááá, áááážá cool (Don't) carry on (so) áááĄá carry on before oneááśáááááááááááśáááśá carry the day áááááá áá, ááá˝áááśáááááááá carry the pointááśáááááááá carry my thing too far áááážááśááááá á˝áááááááá carry forwardááśáááááá˝á carry on the tradeáááážáááśááááááźá carry out á˘ááťáááááá, áááážá˛ááá ááááááááááá carry out the plan áááážáááśáááśááááááśá carry offááśáááá , ááśááááááá carry througháááážá˛ááááááá ááśáááá carried a way by one's feeling áááážáááááśáááááá ááááśáá in the carry áá˝ááááááááśáááááśá carry the canááá˝áááśáááťááá ááźáá áááá áŹááá˝áááśááááá¸áááááá carry war into the ene my camááśááááá áśá carry weightááśááĽááááˇáá, ááśáááśáááááśáá carry away áááážá˛áááááážáááááśáá, ááśááááá áśááááśá carry somebody back (to something)áááážá˛ááááááśááááśáááášááážááĄážáááˇá carry something forwardsááááááá¸ááááááá˝á (á ááááá) áá ááááá (á ááááá) ááááá carry something off ááááááśá, áááááááśáááááśáááśáááááááśáááśáááááááááá carry on ááááááááž, ááááž, á áźááááá carry something á˘ááťáááááá, ááááá carry something over ááá˘áśá, ááááááááááááá˘áśáááá carry somebody througháá˝áá˛áááá˝á ááťáá˛áááááááśá carry something througháááá áááááááá ááááááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááťááá ships carry cargo áášáááśá, carrier in the hand, hold ááśáá carrier on the shoulder áḠcarrier suspended between two persons ááá, carrier suspended from one end of a shoulder pole ááá, carrier on the hip áááááá, carrier on the head ááźá, carrier suspended from the hand áá˝á, carrier (a child) on the hip áá, carrier cradled in the arms áá¸, carrier (a child) on one's shoulder áḠ2.(FIGURATIVE) áááážá˛ááááážááááśá, ááśáááťáááśáááá˘áŹá˘áśááááá, ááááááášááá, áááááááś, ááśá carries áŽááááśá, rifles carry a mile ááśááááśáá ááááśá (we must) carry on áááá, áááážá 3.(COLLOQUIAL) (Don't) carry on (so) áááĄá verb â past tense: carried ; past participle: carried ; present participle: carrying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to take from one place to another, to have on one's person, to transmit, to extend, to transfer, to bear the right of, to have power, to reach a distance, to keep on hand for sale, to win, to hold âthe body, head, etcâ) áášáááśá, áááá áźá, ááśááá ááá, ááśáááááźá, ááśááááśááááá˝áááááś, ááááááášáááááž, ááśá, ááźá, áá, ááśáááťá, ááśááá ááá, ááźá, áážá, áá¸, áá¸, ááááá, áá, ááśáááá˝á, ááááááášáááááá, áááááá, ááťá, ááá, ááááśá, ááááá, áááááśáá, ááááášáá ááááá, áááááááśáá, áááááźá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (his voice) áááááááž, áááááá, ááśááááśáá ááááśá, áŽááá, áážáááá, áááá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áá˝á, ááśáá, ááśá, ááśááá, á˘ááťááá, ááá˝áááśá, ááśáááá, áá˝áááśá Example: He was hot able to carry his supporters with him á§ááśá áááá á˘áááááśááááááśááááśááááááááááááááśáááášáááśáá 4.~ somebody back (to something) áááážá˘ááááááśááááśáááášááážááĄážáááˇá
đ
×) k WŤS%A!K
CartographicËkÉ:ËtÉgrÉfÉŞkË-ÉŞklááś' áááá ááááášá áááá¸áá áááá¸áá(adjective)
Same as: chartography, cartographic, cartography noun 1.á˘áááááźáááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who makes charts or maps. %ŤQ';aWaCartilaginousËkÉ:tÉŞËlĂŚdĘÉŞnÉsËááśáá¸'áááááá¸áášá(adjective)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (tough white elastic tissue forming part of the skeleton, gristle) ááá˘ášáááá Ḡ2.(áááááááśááááá) ááá˘ášáááá á¸, ááá˘ášáááá ŤO#1C+Cartel'kÉ:tÉ(r)'ááśááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(an association between financial or industrial interests to regulate prices and output in some field of business, combination of business firms for regulating volume and price of output) ááááťáá ááťáá˘ááááááśááˇááśáááá, ááśááááźááááááťááááááá, ááááśá áááá˘ááśáĄáˇááś, ááśáĄáˇááśááá˘áááá áááśá á 2.(ááśááˇááááááá) ááááťáá ááťáá˘ááááááśááˇááááśá áááťá, ááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An agreement between belligerents for the exchange of prisoners. 2.A letter of defiance or challenge; a challenge to single combat. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To defy or challenge. ŤN'/]
Carte blancheËkÉ:tËblÉntĘËááśá 'áááááááá á¸(noun)
(US shell) (noun). shotgun ~ áĄááŹááááááááśááááśááááážá tage ~ ááťáá áááˇá
noun 1.(a tube or case containing explosive for firearms or blasting, with bullet or shot if for a rifle, etc., a sealed case, holding a supply of material for insertion into a larger device) ááááśááááśááááážá, á á (á áááśáá¸) / ááááĄáśá, ááśáááźáááááá, áááááśáááááśááááśááááážá shotgun cartridge áĄááŹááááááááśááááśááááážá, tape cartridge ááťá 2.áááá˘ááááśááá, ááááááśááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A complete charge for a firearm, contained in, or held together by, a case, capsule, or shell of metal, pasteboard, or other material. mŤW!)Eq
CartoonistkÉ:Ëtu:nÉŞstááś'ááźááˇááá(noun)
noun 1.(a sequence of drawings or sketches telling a comic or serial story, a sketch or drawing, usually humorous; a humorous drawing often with a caption, comic strip, a pictorial caricature, a comic strip movie comics) ááźáááááááá, ááśáááźáááźáááááááá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to draw a cartoon of) áááážá˛ááááśáááźááŹááááťá adverb 1.áááá ááááś 1ŤU-'
Carton'kÉ:tn'ááśáášá(noun)
Same as: chartography, cartographer, cartographic noun 1.(a map drawing, the art of making maps or charts) ááˇá áá ááśáááśáááźáááááá¸, ááˇááááśááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The art or business of forming charts or maps.
ő
ő Ť] -Q-
CaryatidËkĂŚrÉŞËĂŚtÉŞdËáááᡠ'á˘áááá¸á(noun)
(noun). good at ~ááśáááááśáá do the ~ at tableááśáááśááááśá á wooden ~ ááźáá ááááśáá intricate ~ á ááááśáá
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá carve, ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá carve noun 1.(A carved object or design, the work or art of one who carves (of a person who carves)) á ááááśáá, ááźáá ááááśáá Example: An ivory carving of an elephant, The carving of ship models.good at carving ááśáááááśáá do the carving at table ááśáááśááááśá á wooden carving ááźáá ááááśáá intricate carving á ááááśáá adjective 1.áááááśááááśááťááááážááááś, áááááśáá, áááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or art of one who carves. 2.A piece of decorative work cut in stone, wood, or other material. 3.The whole body of decorative sculpture of any kind or epoch, or in any material; as, the Italian carving of the 15th century. Ť[#73Carver'kÉ:vÉ(r)'ááśáááş(á)(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááśáá
noun 1.ááśáááááśáá, á˘áááááááśáá, áááśááá¸áááśáá, á˘ááááááážáááśáááśáá (áááááááˇáááá¸á, áá¸ááááťá) 2.áááśááááťáááśáá ááá 3.á˘ááááááááž (ááááťááááááˇáááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who carves; one who shapes or fashions by carving, or as by carving; esp. one who carves decorative forms, architectural adornments, etc. 2.One who carves or divides meat at table. 3.A large knife for carving. ]ŤZ+;WCarvekÉ:vááśááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ (in something)/ ~ something (out of / from / of / in something) ááááśáá carve a statue ááááśááááźáááááśá á˘. ~ something (for somebody) (ááá áźáá˘áśá áśá) ááśáá (ááśá áááˇá) áŁ. ~ something (into something) ááśáááŹá áˇá (á˘ááá¸áá˝á) áážáááá¸áááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á
1.~ (in something) ; ~ something (out of from of in something) (to form or produce or inscribe by Cutting solid material, to cut (cooked meat) into slices for eating, to divide by cutting, to slice. to carve Statues or designs, to carve meat) ááśááááśááťááááážááááś, ááśááááśááááááááźá, á áˇá, áá ááśáĄážáááś, áááááááž, á ááá (ááááźá) / áááá ááá˛áááážáá áááśáá, ááááˇááááśáááśáá carve a statue ááááśá carve meat ááśáá (ááśá áááˇá) / á áśáá Example: Michelangelo carved in marble.
š 9
š |Ť_ !; #
Case book'keÉŞsbĘk'ááá áááťá(noun)
noun 1.(a waterfall, something falling or hanging like this) áášáááááśáá, áášáááááśáá, áááááááášáááááśáá verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To fall or drop in, a cascade) ááááśáá (ááźá áášáááź) Example: A cascade of ruffles, The rain cascaded from the eaves. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fall of water over a precipice, as in a river or brook; a waterfall less than a cataract. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To fall in a cascade. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To vomit em>(Printing) upper case á˘áááááá (Printing) lower caseá˘ááááááźá
case (transitive verb).~ dishesááśáááĄáśáá (Slang) ~ a storeáážááááážááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááááááˇá, ááśáá, áááá áźá, ááááá, legal case ááááášááááá¸, ááżáááśáááááášáááťááśááśá, a case of malaria á˘ááááážáááááťáá áśáá in case ááááááá, ááááá, make a case for áááááá áśááááááťááśáááśáááá, if that's the case áážá˘ááá ášá, in case of ááááťááááḠ2.(ááááááśáááá) Genitive case ááťáááááááááááá áśáááźáá áááźáááśááá 3.(FIGURATIVE) ááťáááśá, ááˇáááźááááá˝á, áááḠ(á˘ááááááááş) noun 1.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáá áááážá, ááźáááśáá, áááááááááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááśááááááśáá, ááá, ááśáááśáááŹááá, ááááááśáááŹáááááááááááśááááááááááśááááśááá˘áááááťááá, ááááśááááááááááśá 3.áááťááááááážá (ááťáááááś) 4.áááá¸, ááżááááá¸, ááááášá 5.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áááááááş 6.(jewel) case áááá˘áá 7.Case (of beer) ááˇá, áĄáśáá 8.(door) case áááá 9.(an instance or example of the occurrence of something, an actual state of affairs, some thing being investigated by police, etc., a lawsuit, a legal action or investigation, a person being helped by a doctor or social worker, convincing arguments) áááĄáś, á áˇá, á áˇáááááśáá, áááá˘áá, áááá ááááááˇá, ááááá, áááá, ááśá á, áááá˘áááŹááááááááááśáááááááśá áááťááááá˘áá, ááááááááá, áááá˘ááááśáĄáˇááś, ááźáááá áá, áááá, a case of misunderstanding ááżá 10.(a container or protective covering, this with its contents, the amount it contains, a suitcase, a protective cover, a full box or its contents) áááá˘áá, ááˇá, áĄáśáá, áááá¸, ááźáá áááť, ááťáááá áááť, ááżááááá¸, ááśáááˇá áá , ááśáááśáááśáááááśáŹááááśáá Example: The detectives were investigating case of murder. 11.(á áááśáá) ááżááááá¸, ááááášá, áááḠExample: Lawsuit ; a dispute that goes to court. á§ááśá áááá ááááášá á ááááááááááááĄážááá ááťááśááśá á verb â past tense: cased ; past participle: cased ; present participle: casing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áážá, ááżá, ááśááááááá , á áźáá áˇááááááááźá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To look over carefully, esp. for an intended robbery. -in case of if there is in any case regardless of what happens., anyhow. -in case in no case never, under no circumstances) ááśááá áˇá, ááá˝áááááśááááťá, ááá˝á Example: If that is the case you will have to pay. 3.(TRANSITIVE) (To put a container, to enclose, to bind) case dishes ááśáááĄáśáá 4.(SLANG) (TRANSITIVE) áážááááážááááá Example: case a store 5.(FAMILIAR) (TRANSITIVE) ááááźá, ááááááá, ááśáááśáááťá, ááśááááááśááášá
Ď × Ď Ťa#)A!
Case-harden'keÉŞs-hÉ:den'ááá_á áśááˇá(transitive verb)
(noun). a ~ of misunderstandingááżá legal ~ ááááášááááá¸, ááżáááśáááááášáááťááśááśá a case of malaria á˘ááááážáááááťáá áśáá (Grammar) genitive ~ááťáááááááááááá áśáááźáááááźáááśááá in caseáááááááś, ááááá make a case for áááááá áśááááááťááśáááśáááá if that's the caseáážá˘ááá ášá in case of ááááťááááḠcourt case ááśáááˇááˇá ááááááá bookcaseááźááśááááááá hear the caseááśáááááá¸, áááááá áááḠif that be the case áážáááśáááźá áááá in any case áááśáááśááááśá not being the case ááśááˇáááźá áááááá in the case ofááááťááááá¸ááá 'as the case may beá˘áśááááááá áážáááḠablative case á§áááśáááˇááˇááśáááá accusative case ááááááˇááˇááś nominative caseá˘ááááááážááááááˇááˇááś dative caseááááááśáááˇááˇááś possessive caseááááááááááˇááˇááś case hardened ááťáááááśáá, ááťááááá in that case áááááˇááážááźá áááá that being the case áážááˇáááźá áááá case in pointáááá¸á§ááśá ááá case law á áááśááááááááááśáááśáááááááśááá¸ááťáá
'case book (noun). áŻáááśáááááá ááˇáááááźááááááśááťááááááááťááááááˇáááááťáá áááśáá (ááááťááááá¸ááśááááśááááááá)
(2) (noun)
(noun). jewel ~ áááá˘áá ~ beer ááááĄáśáá door ~ áááá a pillow caseááááááááážá < ´
; Ü
0
ô
2; sŤj 3#
Cashew'kĂŚĘu:'ááááá áź(noun)
noun 1.ááááááĄáááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A rich stuff for shawls, scarfs, etc., originally made in Cashmere from the soft wool found beneath the hair of the goats of Cashmere, Thibet, and the Himalayas. Some cashmere, of fine quality, is richly embroidered for sale to Europeans. 2.A dress fabric made of fine wool, or of fine wool and cotton, in imitation of the original cashmere. BŤk'= -Cashier'kĂŚĘÉŞÉ(r)'ááááá á(á)(noun)
(noun). (grocery) ~á˘áááááˇáááťá bank ~áááĄáśááˇááś
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááˇááá, ááááááᡠ(ááśá áśá) / bank cashier áááĄáśááˇááśá, áááĄáśááˇááśááˇáḠnoun 1.(ááśááˇááááááá) áááĄáśáá (ááááťááááśááśá) 2.(a person employed to receive and pay out money in a bank, shop, etc., one who has charge of the cash. -cashier's check a check drawn by a bank by its own funds and signed by its cashier) grocery cashier á˘áááááˇáááťá 3.(áá áá ááááá) á˘áááááˇáááťááá¸á˘ááˇááˇáá verb â past tense: cahiered ; past participle: cahiered ; present participle: cashiering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááśá á, ááááśáá, ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who has charge of money; a cash keeper; the officer who has charge of the payments and receipts (moneys, checks, notes), of a bank or a mercantile company. verb â past tense: cahiered ; past participle: cahiered ; present participle: cashiering ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To dismiss or discard; to discharge; to dismiss with ignominy from military service or from an office or place of trust. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To put away or reject; to disregard.
ô eńô yŤo--CaskkÉ:sk; US kĂŚsk'ááśááá(noun)
Same as: casque noun 1.(A barrel, especially for alcoholic drinks, the contents of a full cask, the amount such a container holds) ááťáááž (áááážáááááśááááśááááááśááśáážá) / á áááťáááťáááž pŤn';CasinokÉËsi:nÉĘááš 'ááá¸ááź(noun)
noun â Plural: Casini, Casinos 1.(FRENCH) (a public building or room for gambling, dancing, etc) ááśááá¸ááź, ááááááááááááááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Casini, Casinos 1.A small country house. 2.A building or room used for meetings, or public amusements, for dancing, gaming, etc. 3.A game at cards. Ťm!?i}Casing'keÉŞsÉŞĹ'ááááááá¸á(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá case, ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá cash noun 1.(a protective covering or wrapping, the material from which this is made) ááśááááá, áááááá, áááĄáśááˇá áá, ááśáááśááá áˇá, ááśáááá˝áááááśááááťá, ááááá, áááááááááťááá, áááááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááááťáááááˇáááśáá, áááá (á˘áśááśáááááá ) 3.ááśááááážááááááááááááśááášá, áĄáśáááááá ááááááááźáááťáááááśááˇááżá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act or process of inclosing in, or covering with, a case or thin substance, as plaster, boards, etc. 2.An outside covering, for protection or ornament, or to precent the radiation of heat. 3.An inclosing frame; esp. the framework around a door or a window.
Ł ť
á
¤Š Ł qŤv#-Oi
CassiteritekÉËsÉŞtÉraÉŞtááš ' ááá¸áášááá(noun)
noun 1.(A covered dish in which meat, hit etc., is cooked and served, the food cooked in such a dish) ááááśáááááááśáááááśááááááśááááťááááááťááĄ, ááážááááááśááááááááśá á, ááááśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small round dish with a handle, usually of porcelain. 2.A mold (in the shape of a hollow vessel or incasement) of boiled rice, mashed potato or paste, baked, and afterwards filled with vegetables or meat. xŤs%= UOCassavakÉËsÉ:vÉááš ' ááśáááš(noun)
noun 1.(a tropical plant with starchy roots from which tapioca is obtained; a starch taken from the root, used to make bread and tapioca bitter cassava) áááá˝á (áážá, áááášá, áážá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A shrubby euphorbiaceous plant of the genus Manihot, with fleshy rootstocks yielding an edible starch; -- called also manioc. 2.A nutritious starch obtained from the rootstocks of the cassava plant, used as food and in making tapioca. =Ťr %G
CassationkÉËseÉŞĘnááš 'ááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(A coffin, a small box or chest, for holding jewels or other valuable things) á áˇáááááśáá, ááááááśááááááá, á áˇáááźá funeral casket ááááśááááźá, á áˇá, áááá˘áá jewel casket áááá˘áá (áááááśááááśááááśáááááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A small chest or box, esp. of rich material or ornamental character, as for jewels, etc. 2.A kind of burial case. 3.Anything containing or intended to contain something highly esteemed 4.A book of selections. verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To put into, or preserve in, a casket. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.The body 2.The tomb 3.A gasket
Ó Ł H
ăűţhô Ó Ť~+Q?CastekÉ:stááśááá(noun)
(noun). ááááá lose caste á˘áśááá˘ááááˇááááˇáá
noun 1.(one of the hereditary Hindu social classes, an exclusive social order) áá˝á, áá¸, ááááśáá, ááśáá, ááááťá, ááááśááááá, ááááá, áááááźá, ááśááááááśáá Example: The lowest caste. pŤ} +Ye
CastawayËkĂŚËstÉweÉŞËáá ' áááášááááá(noun)
(noun). áĄâ. mighty ~ ááśáá áá á˘. (Fishing) ~ of characters á˘ááááážááá˝áááááá áŁ. (Literary) satirical ~ áááá, áááááá á¤.reddish ~ áááááśá áĽ. (Medicine) plaster ~ áááááááśáááˇááśáááááááťááááááá˘ášáááśáá ~ of bronzeáááááťáááážáĄážááááá áśááááťááá cast a diceááááśáááĄáťááĄáśááááśááá˝áááááťáááááž áááááśááááááááááˇáááááááááááśá cast aboutááááˇáááˇá, áážáá˛ááááťáááˇá cast a bout foráážáááážááá˝ááá cast anchor áááááťááááś cast a spersions onáááááˇááááááá cast awayá áá, ááááĄážáá áááśáá cast downááááá cast forthááááááá áááá¸áááá cast a glance at ááá, ááááášá cast light uponááááááá˛áááážáá áááśáá cast ashoreáááááááážáá áááśáá cast in one's lotáá˝áááááśááá˝ááááááťá cast off áážá ááťááááś, ááááśáááťááááś cast upááˇáááá, á˘ážááá cast up the figuresááźááááśáá, ááźáááá cast off his son ááśááááśááááźáá áá cast a slur onáááážá˛ááá áˇáá áá cast a spellááááá áášááááá, ááááááááááášááááá cast in a mouldáááá áááá¸ááťááá cast in one's teetháážá á áá˘á, ááˇááá cast one's eyesááááášááážá cast outáááááááááááááááś cast lotsááááááááá cast a ballotáááááááá cast shadow á ááááááááááž, áááĽááááˇáá (á˘áśááááá) ááž cast an eye over somebody/somethingá ááááááááá cast one's mind back ááááĄáááážááá á˘áá¸áááśá cast somebody/ something asideááśááá áá, ááśááá áá cast somebody awayááťáá áá cast somebody/ something offáááááá, áááˇááá cast somebody outááááááá áá
Past or Past Participle form of: Cast 1.(To throw dice) ááśáááá, áááááťááá, á˛ááááá ááážá, ááááśááááááťá, á áźáááááá ááśá, ááá, ááá, áĄážááááĄááááááśá, ááááśáá áśá (áááááááááśáá) / ááźá , áááážá˛ááááźá , cast a net ááá cast about ááááˇáááˇá, ááááášááážá, cast anchor ááá, cast a statue á áśááááťááá, cast a vote áááááťááá, cast a play á áááá˝ (ááááááááááťá) / cast a shadow á áá, cast a light áááá áśáá, cast ashore áááśáááĄážáá áááśáá, cast a glance á áááááááťáááááá, cast a boat around ááá noun 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááá áá 2.(A casting, throw, something formed in a mold, the set of actors in a play or film, something formed by molding or being poured into a mold, appearance, all the actors in a play, a tinge or hue. -cast about (for) to look about for, try to find) áŤá, ááˇááááážáááśááá, ááááááááááááá, áááááá ááá ááśááťááááĄášá, áááááˇááááˇááá˛áá, ááśááááá verb â past tense: Cast ; past participle: Cast ; present participle: Casting ; 3rd person singular present Casts 1.á áá, ááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) á˘áááááá˘ášááááážá˘ááá¸ááááááá¸ááááááˇááááááťááśááťááááááážá˛áááášá 3.(TRANSITIVE) (to throw, to shed, to calculate, to direct, to drop to draw [lots] or shake [dice] out of a container, to formulate) áááááá, á áá, ááá, á áááśá, áááá˝á, áááá áá, áááááááá, áááááťáááááááśá, á˛áááááá ááá cast a line á áá, ááá, ááá, áááá˝á
E[ <Ź#3 Casting'kÉ:stÉŞĹ'ááśááá¸á(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Cast noun 1.A piece of metal or other material shaped by melting and pouring into a mold, the choice of actors and actresses for roles in a play, etc., anything, that has been cast in a mould. -cast iron a hard, unmalleable pig iron made by casting iron, carbon, an ááśááááááá, ááśáááááśááŹáááśá, ááśáááˇá, ááśáááˇáááśáááá 2.ááááŹáĽááááááááááá¸ááťáá˛ááááśáá 3.ááááááŹáááááááááśáá 4.á˘áśááá¸áá¸á, á˘áśááááááśáá adjective 1.ááááášááááášá, áááááˇáááźááááśáá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááááášáááášá, áááááááˇáááááá fŹ#1u]WCastigationËkĂŚstÉŞËgeÉŞĘnËááááᡠ'á áááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(á áááśáá) áááĄááá§áááááśááťááśá Example: Vote that decides whether some proposed action will occur or be taken, often one cast by the presiding officer of some organ where the votes of the other members result in a tie. In the case of the Constitutional Council, The President is to have such a vote. á§ááśá áááá áááĄááááááááááá áąáááŹááˇááąááá áááśááááśááá˝áááááááážáážááĄážááááááśááżááááááźáááśáááááááááááááá¸âá˘ááˇááá¸ááá˘áááááśáááśááźá ááśáááśáááĄáááááááááśááˇááááááááááážááááś á áá ááááťááááá¸ááááťááááášááááśááááááťááááááááśáááśá˘ááááááááááĄáááááâááá á 2.ááááášááááááâáááááá˘áááááááá˘áááá áśááááááťááááá¸ááśááááĄáááááážááááś 3.(áááááśááˇááśá) ááśááááááááááááááá ááááśá áááááááááá¸ááśáá (ááááťááááá¸áááĄááááśáááá áŹááťáááśáááśáá¸ááśááśááááĄááááśáá ááážááááááááááśáá) 4.ááśááááááááá Ź#3?Casting'kÉ:stÉŞĹ'ááśááá¸á(noun)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá Cast noun 1.A piece of metal or other material shaped by melting and pouring into a mold, the choice of actors and actresses for roles in a play, etc., anything, that has been cast in a mould. -cast iron a hard, unmalleable pig iron made by casting iron, carbon, an ááśááááááá, ááśáááááśááŹáááśá, ááśáááˇá, ááśáááˇáááśáááá 2.ááááŹáĽááááááááááá¸ááťáá˛ááááśáá 3.ááááááŹáááááááááśáá 4.á˘áśááá¸áá¸á, á˘áśááááááśáá adjective 1.ááááášááááášá, áááááˇáááźááááśáá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááááášáááášá, áááááááˇáááááá
F H9ęŢF Ź EC9{CastratekĂŚsËtreÉŞt; US 'kĂŚstreÉŞtááá ' ááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ááááá
castration (noun). ááśáááááá
verb â past tense: castrated ; past participle: castrated ; present participle: castrating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To remove the testicles of, to geld, to deprive of real vigor, to emasculate) ááááá (áááá) ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: castrated ; past participle: castrated ; present participle: castrating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To deprive of the testicles; to emasculate; to geld; to alter. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To cut or take out; esp. to remove anything erroneous, or objectionable from, as the obscene parts of a writing; to expurgate. Ź#)KEgCastor-beanËkÉ:stÉbi:n'ááśáááášááá¸á(noun)
SEE: Caster, a small wheel noun 1.A substance having a strong, penetrating small, secreted by glands in the groin of the beaver, the castoroil plant. -castor bean the seed of castor oil plant, the castor oil plant. -castor oil a colorless to pale yellow, viscid liquid obtained from the ááááááááśááááááśáááážáááť, ááááááśáááá, á˘áááááááŹá˘ááááááážááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A genus of rodents, including the beaver. 2.A hat, esp. one made of beaver fur; a beaver. 3.A heavy quality of broadcloth for overcoats. 4.The northernmost of the two bright stars in the constellation Gemini, the other being Pollux. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Castoreum 4Ź39yCastleËkÉ:sl; US 'kĂŚsl'ááśááááşá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááááśááśá castle in spainááˇááśááááášááááá á˘. Idiom,Idioma(build) castle in the air ááˇááśáááááťáá˘áśááśá
noun 1.(a large fortified building or group of buildings, a chess piece also called a rook. -castle builder daydreamer. -castle in the air, castle in Spain daydream) ááááśááśá, ááááááááá, ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A fortified residence, especially that of a prince or nobleman; a fortress. 2.Any strong, imposing, and stately mansion. 3.A small tower, as on a ship, or an elephant's back. 4.A piece, made to represent a castle, used in the game of chess; a rook. verb 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To move the castle to the square next to king, and then the king around the castle to the square next beyond it, for the purpose of covering the king.
š őĹš Ź !-K
Casualness'kĂŚĘjĘÉlnÉŞs'ááá ááá˝áááˇá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Without design; accidentally; fortuitously; by chance; occasionally. Ź
%9SuCasual'kĂŚĘjĘÉl'ááá ááá˝á(adjective)
noun 1.(A casual worker. pl. shoes, clothes, etc. for informal occasions) áááˇááááá, áááááááá Example: A casual meeting on the street, Dara gave the book a casual glance but did not study it, a casual attitude in one's studies. Example: The whole trouble can be traced to their casual meeting in the garden. adjective 1.(happening by chance, not serious, not methodical, informal, irregular, not permanent) áááááááááááááźá, ááááážááá, ááááĽáááśááášáááťá, áááááˇáá áááážáááťááá casual dress áááááááááś, casual meeting ááááážááĄážáááááá˝á, casual remark ááááááážáá ááááĽáááśáááˇáááťáááťá, casual attitude ááááĽáááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáááá˝á, á ááááá
Í Í 5Ź +i ]
Casuistry'kĂŚzjĘÉŞstrÉŞ'ááá ááááťá˘ááˇááááá¸(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááťáááááśááááááááááśáááŹááááźáááá˝á (ááááťááááááááśá) serious ~áááááááááśááá ááá˝áááááśááááˇáááá˝á ~ of battleááśáááźá ááśáááśááááťááá, ááśáááźá ááśááááá á˘. (also casualty ward, casualty department US emergency) áááááááááááááááááááśáá (ááááťáááááá¸áááááá)
noun â Plural: Casualties 1.(a member of the armed forces killed, wounded, captured, etc., unfortunate accident, person killed, wounded, or lost in war, disaster, or accident victim, loss, fatty sufferer, martyr, fatality) á§áááááá áááť, ááśáááśáá, ááśáááźá , áááááśá, ááśáááˇááśá, ááśáááśá Example: Traffic was tied up by the casualty serious casualty casualty of battle ááśáááźá ááśááááťááá Example: Heavy casualties were reported in the fighting. 2.(áá áá ááááá) á ááá˝áááááśááááˇáááá˝á, ááśáááźá ááśáááśááááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) áááťááááááááááááááśáá áŹááş
x ű x Ź +]+]Cataclysm'kĂŚtÉklÉŞzÉm'áááášáááá¸á ááášá(noun)
noun 1.(A social or political upheaval, a sudden and violent alteration in earth's surface) áááážáááááĄáśááááááá¸, áá áśááˇááśá (ááˇá áášá, ááááá˝ááá¸, áá áśááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An extensive overflow or sweeping flood of water; a deluge. 2.Any violent catastrophe, involving sudden and extensive changes of the earth's surface. Ź §1;CatkĂŚtááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. black ~ ááááś (Literary)ááˇáĄáśá á˘. (Slang) She's a ~ áááááá¸á áˇáááááˇáááśááá˘áśááááá a cato'-nine-tailsá§ááááááááážááśááťááááá a cat has nine lives áá¸ááˇáá˘ááá a cat may look at a kingá áááŻáá˛áááááááá áááá cat's concert áááááśááááááááá¸áááááśá cat and dog lifeáá¸ááˇáá˘áśááá˘á˝á to turn cat in panááááśááááááźáááśááˇá áá fight like kilkenny catsááááźááśááááááśááááááá , áááźááááśááášáááá áááá¸ááááśáá, áááźááááśááááˇáááťáá áˇáááá áśáááá to let the cat out of the bagááááááááááśá˛ááá áźááááá, ááá˘áśááááśáááżáá˘áśááááááśáá rain cats and dogsááááááá, áááááááźá ááá áśáááášá to see which way the cat jumpsáážáááťááááááś, áá ááááźáááśááᢠcat's pawáááááśááááá the cat is out of the bag á˘áśááááááśááááááášáááśááá˘ááááááś, ááśááááááśáááżááááááśáá to grin like a cheshire ááášáááááá to shoot the cat ááááá, á ááá˘ááááááˇá
ááśááśááááááááá˝áááááśááá Computerized Axial Tomography, noun â Plural: cats 1.(A small furry domesticated animal, a woman who makes spiteful remarks, any member of the cat family Lions, tigers, leopards, pumas, etc. are cats) ááááááášááááááá§ááśááá (ááźá áááááááá) Example: She's a cat (Slang) á§ááśá áááá áááááá¸á áˇáááááˇáááśááá˘áśááááá (ááˇááá˝ááá)
~
ş Ńä@÷ ~ uŹ 'E/cCatalystËkĂŚtÉlÉŞst'áááášáá¸ááá(noun)
noun 1.(A substance that aids or speeds up a chemical reaction while remaining unchanged itself, a person or thing that is a stimulus) ááśáááśááťááśáááááááááážáááá¸áąááááśááááśááááááˇáááááá¸áḠ(ááśááśáá¸) EŹ +O
CatalysiskÉËtĂŚlÉsÉŞsááš ' áááĄášááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) (an inflammation of a mucous membrane, esp. of the nose or throat) ááááááśáááááááááˇáá ááááťá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááááśáááááááááˇáá ááááťá, áááááááśáááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An inflammatory affection of any mucous membrane, in which there are congestion, swelling, and an altertion in the quantity and quality of mucus secreted; as, catarrh of the stomach; catarrh of the bladder. CŹ %K Cataract'kĂŚtÉrĂŚkt'áááášáááááá(noun)
noun 1.(A large waterfall, any rush of water, rapids, a disease of the eye in which the lens becomes cloudy, causing partial or total blindness) rushing cataract áášáááááśáá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááşááááááááááááśáá, ááśáááááá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááşááśááśáááśá, ááááşááááááááááááśáá gŹ %E qCatapult'kĂŚtÉpĘlt'áááášááśááá(noun)
verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to shoot from or as from a catapult, to hurl) á áááááá áá, ááśáááášááááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An engine somewhat resembling a massive crossbow, used by the ancient Greeks and Romans for throwing stones, arrows, spears, etc. 2.A forked stick with elastic band for throwing small stones, etc. )Ź /WS
CatamaranËkĂŚtÉmÉËrĂŚnËáááášáááš 'áááá(noun)
noun 1.(one who catches, a baseball player who is stationed at home plate, a player on a baseball team who stands behind the batter to catch the ball thrown by the pitcher) ááśáá áśáááá, á˘áááá áśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One who, or that which, catches. 2.The player who stands behind the batsman to catch the ball. Synonyms 1.apprehend, arrest, capture, clutch, grasp, grip, lay, hold of, seize, snare, trap Antonyms 1.liberate, lose, release, throw żZŹ#+Ô3ŞWCatchkĂŚtĘááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). (past tense. past participle. caught) áĄ. ~ a ball á áśáááá˝á á˘. ~ somebody/something á áśááááśáá ~ a birdá áśááááśá áŁ. ~ a train áá ááśá ÇŹ"!3'CCatcall'kĂŚtkÉ:l'áááááşá(noun)
noun 1.ááśáá á˝á ááˇááááá verb â past tense: catcalled ; past participle: catcalled ; present participle: catcalling ; 3rd person singular present catcalls 1.á á˝á ááˇááááá, áááá ááááááááááźá á ááááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A sound like the cry of a cat, such as is made in playhouses to express dissatisfaction with a play; also, a small shrill instrument for making such a noise. QŹ!-=}a
CatastrophicallyËkĂŚtÉËstrÉfÉŞkÉlÉŞËááááš ' áááááá áááá¸ááá¸(adverb)
noun 1.(a sudden great disaster, a disastrous end) ááˇááśááá, ááśááááááśá, áá áááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áá áááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An event producing a subversion of the order or system of things; a final event, usually of a calamitous or disastrous nature; hence, sudden calamity; great misfortune. 2.The final event in a romance or a dramatic piece; a denouement, as a death in a tragedy, or a marriage in a comedy. 3.A violent and widely extended change in the surface of the earth, as, an elevation or subsidence of some part of it, effected by internal causes. Čá ~ a blow ááááźá á¤. áááážá, ááááááážáááśáá áĽ. áá áážá, áážá, ááááśáá catch the eye áááážá˛ááá áśáááááášá catch one's breatháááá˛ááááśááá áá áŚ. ~ a finger in the door ááśáá á§. ~ his attention á˛áááááááś á¨. á áśáááááážáááá catch a glimpse ofááááášááážááážá catch by the heels ááśááá áśáááááá˝á catch sight ofááááášááážá catch coldáážááááááşááááśááśá catch hold of á áśáá catch on ááááśááá ááśáááááśááááˇá, ááˇáá, ááá catch outááśáááá áśááááá áťá catch up ááśááááśááááˇá, ááśáá catch the speaker's eyeáááážá˛áááĄážáááˇááśá catch the eyeáááááááááá, áááááááááá catch the word â á áśááááśáááááˇááśáá˛ááááśáááśáá, ááááśááśáááááśááá˛ááááśáá áááśáá catch the train áĄážáááˇááááááážá catch fire ááťááááážá catch the feveráážááááááşááááťá, ááááťááááá catch light á˘áťááááážá, áááááśáááááážá catch trippingá áśááááá áťá, á áśááááááśáá catch up a gumááááśááááážáá áááá there in no catch in it ááááśáááśáááááťáááááťáááśáááááťááá catch hold ofá áśáá, áááááá áśáá I can't catch the wordááááťáááˇáá˘áśá ááááśááááśááááááá˛ááá áááśááááśááá catch the eye ofáááááááááá, áááááááááá catch the meaningá áśááááá áááá¸ááśá ~ him at stealingááśá
(intransitive verb). Latch doesn't ~ ááśá, ááśáá clothes ~ on nails ááśáá (the door) catchesáážá fire didn't t ~ááá styledidn't catch onááááźáááááˇááśá catch on (to a trick)áášá, ááá (áááááˇááážááááá˝ááŻá) catch up with ááśáá
catcher (noun). á˘áááá áśáá
(2) (noun)
(noun). áĄ. flying ~ ááśáá áśáá á˘. ~ of a lock ááááášá áŁ. a ~ in the door áááááááážá á¤. a ~ in his voice áááážáá˘áśáááá˘á˝á áĽ. a ~ of fish á˘ááá¸ááááá áśáááŹááááśáááśá áŚ. There's a ~ to it áááá áśááśááááááśáá˝á
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááááá, ááá˝á, ááááśáá, á áśááááśáá, áášáá˘áźá, á áśááááááž, áá˝áááááá, áážá, áááááˇá ááá, áááááááźá, ááśáá, áá, ááśá, áá˝á , áážááá, áááˇááá, ááá¸, áášá, áá˝á, ááˇá, ááśáá, áááááá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááá, á áťáááˇá áá áááááś, ááśáá, ááááááááááˇááášááááá˝á, ááááá 3.(FIGURATIVE) áááážá˛ááááááá, ááááśáá, ááśá, á áˇá, á áśáááááśáááśáá, ááśáá, áá˝á, áááážá˛ááááśá á, á˛áááášá, ááśáá, ááá¸, á á, áááážá˛ááááśááá áˇááá, catch a ball á áśáá catch a bird á áśááááśá, catch a train áá ááśáá catch a blow ááááźá, catch water áááá, ááá˝á, catch the eye áááážáąááá áśáááááášá, catch one's breath ááááąááááśááá áá catch a finger in the door ááśáá catch his attention áąáááááááś, catch cold ááááśáááśá, catch the meaning á áśááááá áááá¸ááśá 4.(flying) catch ááśáá áśáá 5.Catch (of a lock) ááááášá 6.A catch (in the door) áááááááážá 7.A catch (in his voice) áááážááá˘áśáááá˘á˝á 8.(There's a) catch (a to it) áááá áśááśááááááśáá˝á noun 1.ááśáá áśáá, ááśáááśáá, ááśáááááážáááááśáááśááá verb â past tense: Caught ; past participle: Caught ; present participle: Catching ; 3rd person singular present Catches 1.(INTRANSITIVE) Latch doesn't catch ááśá, ááśáá clothes catch on nails ááśáá (the door) catches áážá, fire didn't catch ááá (style didn't) catch on ááááźáááááˇááśá, catch on (to a trick) áášá, ááá (áááááˇááážááááá˝ááŻá) catch up with ááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á áśáá, ááá˝á, áááážá, ááááśááááá 3.(TRANSITIVE) To capture in a net or snare or after a chase, to overtake, to deceive, to surprise in the act, to get to in time, to stop the motion of and seize, to reach in time, to food, to be infected with, to receive by contact, to come upon suddenly, to discover á áśáá, ááśáá, ááá, á áááśá, áááá áśá, ááá 4.(áááááááśááááá) ááśáááááş, ááááááááş
4
¸ ď 4 7Ź, --
Catechy'kĂŚtĘÉŞááááá¸'(adjective)
noun 1.ááśááá, ááśááááážááá, ááśááááááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Among theatrical performers, the last word of the preceding speaker, which reminds one that he is to speak next; cue. 2.The first word of any page of a book after the first, inserted at the right hand bottom corner of the preceding page for the assistance of the reader. It is seldom used in modern printing. 3.A word or phrase caught up and repeated for effect; as, the catchword of a political party, etc. ZŹ)#']3
Catchphrase'kĂŚtĘfreÉŞz'áááá áááááá ááá(noun)
noun â Plural: Categories 1.(a class of things) ááááśáá, áááááá, áá˝á, ááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááá, á áááśááááááśáá, ááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Categories 1.One of the highest classes to which the objects of knowledge or thought can be reduced, and by which they can be arranged in a system; an ultimate or undecomposable conception; a predicament. 2.Class; also, state, condition, or predicament; as, we are both in the same category. Synonyms 1.caste, class, denomination, genre, kind 2.grade, order, rank, set 'Ź.'5i/
CategoricallyËkĂŚtÉËgÉrÉŞklÉŞËáááᡠ'á áááááˇááşáá¸(adverb)
adjective 1.(absolute, unconditional, positive) áááááśá áááśá, áááááááśáááááááś 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśá áááśá, ááśá áá˘á ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Not hypothetical or relative; admitting no conditions or exceptions; declarative; absolute; positive; express; as, a categorical proposition, or answer. 2.Of or pertaining to a category.
N ęĘ N xŹ6#/I EACaterpillar'keÉŞtÉpÉŞlÉ(r)'áááášááˇáĄáş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(the larva of a butterfly or moth. The caterpillar spins a cocoon or chrysalis from which it comes out as a fully developed insect with wings) áááááźáááá˘ááá , á áááááśááááááááááŹááááśááááá, caterpilla tractor ááááśááááááááá áááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The larval state of a butterfly or any lepidopterous insect; sometimes, but less commonly, the larval state of other insects, as the sawflies, which are also called false caterpillars. The true caterpillars have three pairs of true legs, and several pairs of abdominal fleshy legs (prolegs) armed with hooks. Some are hairy, others naked. They usually feed on leaves, fruit, and succulent vegetables, being often very destructive, Many of them are popularly called worms, as the cutworm, cankerworm, army worm, cotton worm, silkworm. 2.A plant of the genus Scorpiurus, with pods resembling caterpillars. <Ź5 'E_ACatering'keÉŞtÉrÉŞĹ'áááááášáá¸á(noun)
(intransitive verb). áĄ. ~ for somebody/something áááááááźáá˘ááá¸áááááśááá áááá¸ááááźáááśá ~ for a banquetáááááááá áźáá ááḠá˘. ~ (for something/somebody) áááááááźáááśááááááž cater to (popular taste) ááááááááá
caterer (noun). government ~ á˘áááá ááááá áźáá ááḠ~ of a hotelááá áśáááŹá˘áááá áśááá áá
1.ááááá (á ááááááááś, ááááś) noun 1.ááśáááááááá˘áááśá , ááˇááˇáááááááá˘áááśá 2.á˘áááśá , á˘áśááááś, áĽááááˇáá, á˘ááťááśá verb â past tense: catered ; past participle: catered ; present participle: catering ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To provide what is needed or wanted, take pains to gratify another's needs or desired) á áśááá˘áśá áśááąáá, áááááááá áźáá˘áśá áśááŹá ááḠExample: To cater for a picnic, This town caters to tourists.
Ę ´
ĽT @Ź< 'MEYCathedralkÉËθidrÉlááš 'ááá¸áááášá(noun)
1.(LITERARY) ááˇá áśááá, ááˇááśáááˇá áśá (ááśááźááˇá) noun 1.(the principal, church of a bishop's seat) áá áśááˇá áśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The principal church in a diocese, so called because in it the bishop has his official chair (Cathedra) or throne. adjective 1.Pertaining to the head church of a diocese; as, a cathedral church; cathedral service. 2.Emanating from the chair of office, as of a pope or bishop; official; authoritative. 3.Resembling the aisles of a cathedral; as, cathedral walks. ááˇááśáâááˇá áśáâ ááááâááˇá áśáâáááááášááááá :Ź; ';M WCathartickÉËθÉ:tikááš 'ááśáá¸á(adjective)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááááśááááá áťáááśáá adjective 1.(purging, of catharsis) ááááááááśáááááá áťá, ááááááááźáá˘áśáááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A medicine that promotes alvine discharges; a purge; a purgative of moderate activity. Ź: )A;
CatharsiskÉËθÉ:sÉŞsááš 'ááśááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(a large usually freshwater fish with long barbells about the mouth) Large catfish áááá¸ááááśáá 2Ź7 'E
Caterwaul'keÉŞtÉwÉ:l'áááááášááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(The electrode by which current leaves a device, in a vacuum tube, the electron emitter, the positive terminal of a battery. -Catholic belonging to the original Christian church, member of such a church) ááˇááááśá (ááááááá ááááá˘ááááˇááá¸á áá) 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááˇááááśá, á˘ááĄáˇá ááááźáá˘ááˇáááááśá (-) adjective 1.ááááˇááááśá gŹ>--QI
Catheterize,-ise'kÌθɪtÉraÉŞz'áááášááşááááá(transitive verb)
Same as: catchup, ketchup noun 1.ááááááááááśááŹááááá, áášáááááżá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A table sauce made from mushrooms, tomatoes, walnuts, etc. ;ŹI ?#
Catsuit'kĂŚtsu:t'áááááááźá(noun)
noun 1.(áááˇáááá) ááááśá ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An ament; a species of inflorescence, consisting of a slender axis with many unisexual apetalous flowers along its sides, as in the willow and poplar, and (as to the staminate flowers) in the chestnut, oak, hickory, etc. -- so called from its resemblance to a cat's tail. 0ŹC)9e1CationËkĂŚtËaÉŞÉn'ááááá ášá(noun)
ááááśáááááśáááá Cation Exchange Capacity- áááááááśááááááźáááśá áťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An electro-positive substance, which in electro-decomposition is evolved at the cathode; -- opposed to anion.
o ü ľˇo DŹQ MOG7CaucasiankÉ:ËkeÉŞzÉŞÉnË kÉ:ËkeÉŞĘná ' ááááá áááá(adjective)
noun 1.(a native of the Caucasus, same as Caucasoid. -Caucasus, Caucasus Mountains a mountain range in Caucasis in the SW of former Soviet Union between the Black and the Capsian seas. It was the Origin of the white Caucasians and the Indians) áááťááááááááá adjective 1.(member of the light skinned division of humanity) caucasian race áááááśááááááá, caucasian Mountains ááááááááźááśá ááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A native or inhabitant of the Caucasus, esp. a Circassian or Georgian. 2.A member of any of the white races of mankind. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to the Caucasus, a mountainous region between the Black and Caspian seas. 2.Of or pertaining to the white races of mankind, of whom the people about Mount Caucasus were formerly taken as the type. zŹP!?
Catwalk'kĂŚtwÉ:k'áááááááá(noun)
noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) ááťá (áááááśáááááážááááááááááťáááááźá), ááááśáááááááááááááááááááśáááśááááááážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A covering of network for the head, worn by women; also, a net. 2.The fold of membrane loaded with fat, which covers more or less of the intestines in mammals; the great omentum. 3.A part of the amnion, one of the membranes enveloping the fetus, which sometimes is round the head of a child at its birth. 1ŹU-ScCaught'kÉ:t'ááşááá(")
(past tense. past participle. of catch)
Past or Past Participle form of: Catch YŹT!'u
Caudate'kÉ:deÉŞt'áááá(adjective)
noun 1.(A meeting of a small group of political party leaders to decide policy, etc., a local faction of a political party. -caudal fin the terminal vertical fin of a fish) ááśááááááťá (áážáááá¸áááááá ááááśáááśááááśáááśáá˝á) / ááśááááááťáááááááááááááááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááťáááááśááĽááááˇáá, ááˇá áá áááááťá verb â past tense: caucused ; past participle: caucused ; present participle: caucusing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááťá (áážáááá¸áááááá ááááśáááśáááááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A meeting, especially a preliminary meeting, of persons belonging to a party, to nominate candidates for public office, or to select delegates to a nominating convention, or to confer regarding measures of party policy; a political primary meeting. verb â past tense: caucused ; past participle: caucused ; present participle: caucusing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To hold, or meet in, a caucus or caucuses.
) °
W
N ç) :Ź^ %?y)Causative'kÉ:zÉtÉŞv'áá ááášáá¸á(adjective)
adjective 1.(Producing an effect, causing, expressing causation) ááááááá áśáááźáá áááťá áááśááááśáá, áááá áśááá¸ááťáááá áááť (ááááťáááááááśáááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A word which expresses or suggests a cause. adjective 1.Effective, as a cause or agent; causing. 2.Expressing a cause or reason; causal; as, the ablative is a causative case. 1Ź] %YwCausation'kÉ:zeÉŞĘn'á á áááááááá ášá(noun)
noun 1.(the causing or producing of an effect) ááśáááˇááśááŹááááśááááśáááá áááśááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act of causing; also the act or agency by which an effect is produced. dŹ\ %9s
CausallykÉ:ËzÉlÉŞ'áá ááášáá¸(adverb)
noun 1.(the relation of cause and effect, causal quality, a thing that is the cause) á áááťááá, ááśáááśááááá áááťááˇááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The agency of a cause; the action or power of a cause, in producing its effect. 2.The faculty of tracing effects to their causes. ŹZ 3mcCausal'kÉ:zÉl'áá ááášá(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of the trouble ááťáááá áááť (Law) without ~á áááť, ááˇááˇááˇáḠá˘. charitable ~ áááááááá áŁ. áááá, ááááááá
cause (transitive verb). ~ something (for somebody) ááśááťáááá áááťáá ~ troubleááááá ~ an accientáááááśáá˛ááááśá ~ him to slipáááážá˛áá ~ deatháááááśáá˛áá to make common cause with á áźáááááááśáá˝á cause minutesá áśááá ááá˛áááááááááś cause mortisáááááááážááážáááááááśáááˇáááˇá cause of action áážáá áááťááááááášá, áááááááááťááááááášá cause celebre (French)ááżááááá¸
noun 1.(the purpose or aim for which efforts are made, a lawsuit anything producing an effect or result, a reason, motive, or ground, esp., sufficient reason) á áááť, ááźáá áááť, ááżááááá¸, ááśááá˝áááťáááá áťá, áááá¸áááááá, cause of the trouble ááťáááá áááť, áááážáąáááážááĄážá, Law without cause á áááť, charitable cause áááááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáááá áááť, ááźáá áááť, áá¸ááˇááˇáḠverb â past tense: caused ; past participle: caused ; present participle: causing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) ááˇááśáá ááážá, ááááááś, cause trouble áááá, cause an accident áááááśááąááááśá, cause him to slip áááážáąáá, cause death áááááśááąáá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To bring about, to effect) áááááśá, ááśáá˛áá, ááááá áááť, áááśáá Example: The cause of the tides, Having no cause for complaint, Traitors to the cause, Tight in the cause of Freedom, the moon causes the tides. 3.áááááśáá˘áá
Vö
eŹe)'QO
Cauterize,-ise'kÉ:tÉraÉŞz'ááášáááśáá ááá(transitive verb)
noun 1.(any caustic substance) ááááá¸ááˇáááśáááááášá caustic solution áááááśáá caustic comment ááťáááśá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááťáááááśáá (ááźá ááśááśá) , áááááťááśááťááááááážááááśááááťáááá¸áŹ ááááááśáááśááˇááśáááááá˝á adjective 1.(able to bum or corrode things by chemical action, sarcastic, cutting) áááá áźáá áˇáááááˇáááá, áááááśá, áááááśáá, áááááťá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A caustic curve or caustic surface. adjective 1.Any substance or means which, applied to animal or other organic tissue, burns, corrodes, or destroys it by chemical action; an escharotic. Synonyms 1.acrimonious, biting, cutting, derisive, ironic, sarcastic, sardonic, satirical, sneering, taunting Antonyms 1.agreeable, amiable, pleasant aŹb !Ee
Causeway'wÉ:zweÉŞ'áá ááááááá(noun)
adjective 1.(having or showing caution, full of caution, wary) áááááááťááááááááá, ááááááááááá, ááááááááááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Attentive to examine probable effects and consequences of acts with a view to avoid danger or misfortune; prudent; circumspect; wary; watchful; as, a cautious general. Synonyms 1.attentive, heedful, prudent, scrupulous, thoughtful 2.careful, discreet, guarded, vigilant, wary, circumspect Antonyms 1.forgetful, improvident, indifferent, lax Źg!'E7
Cautionary'kÉ:ĘnÉrÉŞ'áááá ášáášáá¸(adjective)
(noun). áĄ. proceed with ~ ááśááááááááááááááá á˘. issue a ~ ááśááááááśá a cautionáááááááááááźáááááťááááááááá caution moneyááááśáááááááááśááś
caution (transitive verb). ~ (somebody) against somethingá˛áááááážáááśááťá áŹáááááááśáááźááááśááááá˘áááááśááááśáááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á ~ a violattor áááááśá caution against something ááááśáááťáá˛ááááááž ~ him to do itáááá, ááśááááżá
noun 1.(avoidance of rashness, attention to safety, a warning against danger, admonition, A person or thing provoking notice, surprise, etc) ááśáááááášá, áááášá, á˘áśáááááááś, ááˇááááśáááá proceed with caution ááśááááááááááááááá, issue a caution ááśááááááśá verb â past tense: cautioned ; past participle: cautioned ; present participle: cautioning ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To warn, to admonish) áááááśá, ááśááááżá, ááááášá Example: The boys were cautioned not to be late, I heeded his caution against driving in icy weather.caution a violator áááááśá, ááśááááżá, ááááśáááťááąááááááž, caution him to do it áááá, ááśááááżá
Í w
lÍ Źm CavekeÉŞvááá(noun)
cave (transitive verb).cave out áá¸áááźá cave ináááážá˛ááááááťá (ááźá ááśááˇááśáááááááśáážá)
(intransitive verb). (roof) caved in ááááťá, ááśáááááśááá áťá (opposition) caved in ááá, á áťáá áśáá
1.(LITERARY) ááźá áś noun 1.(a natural hollow in the side of a hill or cliff, or underground) ááźááááá, ááźáááá, ááááá , ááźá, áá¸á˘áśáááááááááááááśá áśá, ááááááááśááááááááááśáá verb â past tense: caved ; past participle: caved ; present participle: caving ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To explore caves cave in to collapse, to make collapse) áá¸áááśáááá¸, ááááá, áááááśá, áááááťá, ááá, ááźá , áááá˘ááááˇááááˇá˛áááá á˘áááááá, á áťáá áśáá, ááááááááˇáááśá, ááśááááśá, áááážá˛áááááááśá Example: The street caved in when the water main broke.cave out áá¸áááźá, cave in áááážáąááááááťá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááá, ááážá (ááááśá) 3.áááááá, ááˇááááááá, áááááá Źl#?[ Cavalry'kĂŚvÉlrÉŞ'ááááášááá¸(noun)
noun 1.(combat troops mounted originally on horse back, mounted soldiers collectively, the motorized, armored units: of a military force) ááááťáááśá áśáááá, áááááá, á˘ááááśáášá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.That part of military force which serves on horseback. nŹk 1Ik
CavalierËkĂŚvÉËlÉŞÉ(r)Ëáááááš 'áá(á)(noun)
noun 1.ááááťáááśá áśáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A procession of persons on horseback; a formal, pompous march of horsemen by way of parade.
"
ŞŽ" Źr'= 7
Caviare'kĂŚvÉŞÉ:(r)'ááááˇá˘áś(á)(noun)
(noun). áĄ. áááááá¸ááááĄáśáá (ááśááááżáááááá) á˘. caviare to the general ááááááááááťáááááááááśááˇáááá
noun 1.(a large cave) ááźá áś, ááźáááááááá adjective 1.ááááááťááá¸, ááááźáááááťááḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A large, deep, hollow place in the earth; a large cave. TŹo!3_
Caveman'keÉŞvmĂŚn'áááááá(noun)
(noun). (plural -men /-men/) áááťááááááááááťáááźááááá stone Age ~áááťáááááááááťáááá act like a ~áááťáááááááśáááťáá¸áááá
zŹnC9- cCaveat'kĂŚvÉŞĂŚt also 'keÉŞvÉŞĂŚt'áááá¸á˘áá(noun)
noun 1.(the harsh cry of a raven or crow) ááááááááááááá˘áá, ááśááá, ááśáááááá verb â past tense: cawed ; past participle: cawed ; present participle: cawing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (To make this sound) ááááá (ááááááá˘áá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The cry made by the crow, rook, or raven. verb â past tense: cawed ; past participle: cawed ; present participle: cawing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To cry like a crow, rook, or raven. Źv!9I
CavortkĂŚËvÉ:t'ááááááá(transitive verb)
ááśáááááá Gerund ᏠPresent Participle áá ceil noun 1.(The undersurface of the top of a room, the greatest height an airplane can reach under certain conditions, the distance of the lowest clouds from the earth) ááˇááśá, ááááźáááááˇááśá Example: Because of fog there is a low ceiling today. a#=m
Cedillasi:ËdÉŞlÉááᡠ' áá¸áĄáş(noun)
(noun). áááááś (,)áá áááááá˘áááá c ááááťáááśááśááśááśáá
1.(FIGURATIVE) á˘ááááśá verb â past tense: ceded ; past participle: ceded ; present participle: ceding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To give surrender to another) áááááááąáá, áážááąáá, ááááááąáá, ááááąáá, áááážá˘ááťáááááśá, áááá˘ááááˇááááˇá˛áááá á˘áááááá, ááááá, á ááá˛áá Example: To cede land; to cede a point in an argument. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááťáá áˇááááááááááášááá¸, ááśááážá˘áá, áááááá˘áá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) ááá, á áťáááá, ááááááááˇáááśá, ááá, ááážá, áááááá, áááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: ceded ; past participle: ceded ; present participle: ceding ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To yield or surrender; to give up; to resign; as, to cede a fortress, a province, or country, to another nation, by treaty.
d çd #/m
CelebrationËselÉŞËbreÉŞĘnËááááˇ'ááááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ááśááááážááˇáá¸ááťááá ~ of successááśááááážá˘ááá¸ááážáááá¸áášáááááááááá áááá¸áááááśá ~ of marriageááśááááážááˇáá¸á˘ááá¸áá˝á
noun 1.Celebration of success ááśááááážá˘ááá¸ááážáááá¸áášáááááááááá áááá¸áááááśá, celebration of marriage ááśááááážááˇáá¸á˘ááá¸áá˝á ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The act, process, or time of celebrating. Synonyms 1.anniversary, carnival, commemoration, ceremony, feast, festival, Festivity, holiday, jubilee, observance, revelry, spree ááˇáá¸ááťáááâ ááˇáá¸á˘áá˘áááśáád!+g/ Celebrated'selÉŞbreÉŞtÉŞd'áááᡠ'áááááááá¸áá(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: celebrate adjective 1.(Famous, renowned) ááááááá¸ááááśá, áááááśáááˇááááˇáááá, ááááááááˇáááááá, ááááˇááááˇáá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Having celebrity; distinguished; renowned. %Q/Celebrate'selÉŞbreÉŞt'ááááˇááááááá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ marriage áááážááˇáḠ~ success áááážá˘ááá¸áážáááá¸ááááááááá áááá¸á˘áá˘á
1.(to do something to show that a day or event is important, to honor with festivities, to observe (an anniversary, holiday, etc) with ceremony or festivity, to honor publicly) celebrate marriage ááˇáá¸áááá, áááážá, celebrate success áááážá˘ááá¸áááááśááááááááááá áááá¸á˘áá˘á ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) To extol or honor in a solemn manner; as, to celebrate the name of the Most High. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To honor by solemn rites, by ceremonies of joy and respect, or by refraining from ordinary business; to observe duly; to keep; as, to celebrate a birthday. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To perform or participate in, as a sacrament or solemn rite; to solemnize; to perform with appropriate rites; as, to celebrate a marriage. Synonyms 1.commemorate, keep, observe, solemnize 2.commend, extol, glorify, honor, laud, praise Antonyms 1.disregard, overlook 2.decry, disgrace
ą
¤ ňną 9
%E
Celibacy'selÉŞbÉsÉŞ'ááááˇáášááá¸(noun)
;EyCelestial'sÉŞlestÉŞÉl; US -tĘl'áášáĄáááááá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ beingááˇááá ~ body ááááá áážááá (Literary)áááśááśá
1.(LITERARY) áááśááśá, áááááťá adjective 1.(Of the sky, of heaven divine, highest, perfect. -Celestial City the heavenly New Jerusalem, the Jerusalem, the heavenly city. -Celestial Empire the Chinese Empire) áááśááśá, ááááá, ááá˘áśááˇááá Example: The stars are called celestial bodies, Angels are celestial beings.celestial being ááˇááá, celestial body ááááśááá˝áá, ááááá áážáážá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An inhabitant of heaven. 2.A native of China. adjective 1.Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of, the Chinese, or Celestial, Empire, of the Chinese people. 2.Of or pertaining to the spiritual heaven; heavenly; divine. 3.Belonging to the aerial regions, or visible heavens. Synonyms 1.divine, godlike, heavenly, holy, superhuman, supernatural, transcendent Antonyms 1.blasphemous, diabolical, mundane, profane, wicked á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A Chinaman, a Chinese . !3
CeleryËselÉrÉŞ'áááĄášáá¸(noun)
noun â Plural: Celebrities 1.(A well known person, fame, a being famous) áááááá¸ááááśá, á˘áááááśáááááááááĄáá, ááˇááááťáááśá, ááśááááá¸ááááśá Example: The author became a celebrity in his home town. ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Celebrities 1.The state or condition of being celebrated; fame; renown; as, the celebrity of Washington. 2.A person of distinction or renown; -- usually in the plural; as, he is one of the celebrities of the place. Synonyms 1.dignitary, hero, leader, luminary, notable, personage, star á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Celebration, solemnization
j
?Ĺ|:- j ?!#E
Cellophane'selÉfeÉŞn'áááĄášá áááá(noun)
noun 1.Storage cellar áááááááá ááááťááá¸áááááśááááśáááááááťáááááá, wine cellar ááááááááááťáááááśááááśááááśáááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A room or rooms under a building, and usually below the surface of the ground, where provisions and other stores are kept. v uaCellselááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. prison ~ áááááá (ááááťáááťá) á˘. work ~ ááááťáááźá á áŁ. (Biology) living ~ ááááˇááś (Elegant) dry celláááááˇá
Same as: cella 1.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) Prison cell áááááá (ááááťáááťá) noun 1.(áá¸áááˇááááś) Living cell ááááˇááś 2.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) Dry cell áááááˇá 3.(áááááááśááááá) ááááˇááś 4.(A very small room, compartment in a honeycomb, any of the smallest organizational units of a movement, a small, enclosed space, a container holding chemical substances that act on each other to generate electric current) ááááááááźá (áááááśáááááááááá áŹááśááá¸), ááááááááťáááááťá 5.(FIGURATIVE) áá¸áá , áááááááááá áźáá áˇááá, ááááťáááźá á work cell ááááťáááźá á = %E
Celibate'selÉŞbÉÉŞt'áášááˇáášááá(adjective)
Same as: keltENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of an ancient race of people, who formerly inhabited a great part of Central and Western Europe, and whose descendants at the present day occupy Ireland, Wales, the Highlands of Scotland, and the northern shores of France. 2.A weapon or implement of stone or metal, found in the tumuli, or barrows, of the early Celtic nations. b '? SCellulose'seljĘlÉĘs'áááááťáĄáźá(noun)
(noun). ááśá áááž
cellulosic (adjective). ááááśá áááž
noun 1.(an organic substance found in all plant tissue, used in making plastics) ááśá áááž, ááááˇááśááž 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááááťááĄáźá, ááśá áááž ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The substance which constitutes the essential part of the solid framework of plants, of ordinary wood, linen, paper, etc. It is also found to a slight extent in certain animals, as the tunicates. It is a carbohydrate, (C6H10O5)n, isomeric with starch, and is convertible into starches and sugars by the action of heat and acids. When pure, it is a white amorphous mass. adjective 1.Consisting of, or containing, cells. _ 'E ]Celluloid'seljĘlÉÉŞd'áááááťáĄááá(noun)
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A substance composed essentially of gun cotton and camphor, and when pure resembling ivory in texture and color, but variously colored to imitate coral, tortoise shell, amber, malachite, etc. It is used in the manufacture of jewelry and many small articles, as combs, brushes, collars, and cuffs; -- originally called xylonite. | 'Cy)Cellular'seljĘlÉ(r)'áááááťáĄáş(á)(noun)
1.(LITERARY) áá¸áááááśá noun â Plural: Cemeteries 1.(a burial ground other than a churchyard; a burial ground, a graveyard) áááááááááá áťááá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Cemeteries 1.A place or ground set apart for the burial of the dead; a graveyard; a churchyard; a necropolis. %GE
CementrysÉŞËmentrÉŞáá 'ááááááá¸(noun)
(noun). wall of ~ ááá¸áááá rubber cementáááááˇááááááśá
cement (transitive verb). áĄ. ~ a wall ááááá¸áááááááááśáááááśáááášáááá¸áááá á˘. ~ a friendship ááááášá áŁ. A and B (together) áááá áźááŹááááśáááááááťááááááááśáá˝áááá¸áááá
noun 1.(gray powder, made by burning lime and clay, mixed with water, etc. to make become concrete, the mixture hardens when it dries) áááááťáááááśááááááśáá wall of cement ááá¸ááá ruber cement áááááˇááááááśá verb â past tense: cemented ; past participle: cemented ; present participle: cementing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (Ire become) ááá˘áˇáááśáá, ááááźááááá (áááá) Example: To coment linoleum to the floor. 2.(TRANSITIVE) (unite as with cement, to cover with cement) ááááśáááááááá¸áááá cement a walk ááááá¸áááááááááśá, cement a friendship ááááášá
X °#WX {!!%W
Censorship'sensÉĘÉŞp'ááááááá áá¸ááá(noun)
adjective 1.áááááˇáááá, áááá áśááááá áťá, áááááˇáááááááśáááááśáá, áááááááˇáááááá, ááááášáááášá, áááááášááááśáá, ááááááááá, ááááááášáááááźá, ááááĽáááá˘áá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Addicted to censure; apt to blame or condemn; severe in making remarks on others, or on their writings or manners. 2.Implying or expressing censure; as, censorious remarks. L !1YCensor'sensÉ(r)'ááááş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(a person authorized to examine letters, books, film set, and to suppress anything considered obscene, objectionable, etc) á˘áááááˇááˇáááááááá ááşááááááśááááá, á˘áááááˇáááá, ááˇááááśááˇáááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááááááá˝áááˇááˇáááááááááśá áŹááśááááááťáááááááśá verb 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśááááśáááááá¸ááá˘áź áŹáááááá¸áá¸ááźááááááá, ááˇáá˘áśá á áśááááááśá áŹáááááťáááááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (to subject [a book, letter, etc.] to censorship) ááááśááááááˇáááááááá áááá¸ááááá ááşááśáááááááśá ááá censor movies ááˇááˇááá, á áśááááˇááťááá, censor a scene ááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.One of two magistrates of Rome who took a register of the number and property of citizens, and who also exercised the office of inspector of morals and conduct. 2.One who is empowered to examine manuscripts before they are committed to the press, and to forbid their publication if they contain anything obnoxious; -- an official in some European countries. 3.One given to fault-finding; a censurer. Synonyms 1.abridge, ban, control, edit, forbid, inspect, restrict, suppress, void á˘áááááááááááááá 1.A critic, a reviewer
× ĺ^| × /
Centaur'sentÉ:(r)'áááá(á)(noun)
(noun). ááááá ááá
n%
K Cent"(abbreviation)
(abbreviation). centuryáááááá
noun 1.(One 100th. of a dollar or of certain other metric units of currency, a coin of this value) ááá (ááźááˇááááááť) Example: Mother will put three cents in the parking meter. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááá (áĄá ááá = áĄááśáá, áĄá ááśáá = áĄááá) ^$+ Centsentááááá(abbreviation)
(noun). ááá
noun 1.(One 100th. of a dollar or of certain other metric units of currency, a coin of this value) ááá (ááźááˇááááááť) Example: Mother will put three cents in the parking meter. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááá (áĄá ááá = áĄááśáá, áĄá ááśáá = áĄááá) # 3 1Census'sensÉs'ááááášá(noun)
noun 1.(An official count of the population and its characteristics, an official numbering of the inhabitants of a country) ááśááááááá ááá˝ááááááśáá, ááśááááá˝áááˇááˇáááá ááá˝ááááááśáá, ááśáááááżá (ááśáááˇááˇáááááááˇá, ááááá¸áááá, ááśá ááá áááá˘áśá áááááááśáááááťááááá áááśáá) Example: A census of the United. States is made every ten years. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááżááááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A numbering of the people, and valuation of their estate, for the purpose of imposing taxes, etc.; -- usually made once in five years. 2.An official registration of the number of the people, the value of their estates, and other general statistics of a country. "#C[Censure'senĘÉ(r)'áááááá áş(á)(transitive verb)
(transitive verb). ~ somebody (for something) ááˇááááááśááááśáá, á áśááááˇááťááá motion of censure áááááááˇááˇáááá, áááááááˇááááááááśáááˇáááťáá áˇááá vote of censure ááśáááááááááááááááááśáááˇáááťáá áˇááá
1.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇááááááááśááá, ááśáááˇáááá noun 1.(strong criticism or condemnation, strong disapproval) ááśáááˇáááááááśáááááśáá, ááśááááááá, ááˇááááśáááá, ááśááááá¸áááááá verb â past tense: censured ; past participle: censured ; present participle: censuring ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To condemn as wrong) ááˇááááááśááááśáá, á áśááááˇááťááá, ááˇáááá, áááááá, á áśáááˇáá˛ááááááśááŹááˇáá˛ááááá Example: A man in public office often receives much censure from all sides, to censure careless work.
Č
ä D)!'?'
CentennialsenËtenÉŞÉl'áááááááá(noun)
`( KI3
CentenarysenËtÉŞnÉrÉŞ; US 'sentÉnerÉŞááá ' áá¸áášáá¸(noun)
(US also cente nnial) (adjective). ~ celebration áááááááá˝áááááááśá ~ phenomenonáá˝áááááááśááááá
(noun). ~ of his birth ááťááááá˝ááá˝áááááááśá (Literary)ááááˇáḠonce in a ~áááĄáťááá˝áááááááśá
ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The hundredth part of a liter; a measure of volume or capacity equal to a little more than six tenths (0.6102) of a cubic inch, or one third (0.338) of a fluid ounce. ^,#%WC
Centigramme'sentÉŞgrĂŚm'áááááˇá áááááśá(noun)
noun 1.ááááá¸ááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Consisting of a hundred degrees; graduated into a hundred divisions or equal parts. 2.Of or pertaining to the centigrade thermometer; as, 10 centigrade (or 10 C.). C*!7%!Center'sentÉ(r)'áááááş(á)(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ~ of a circle ááá áˇá (áááááá) á˘. trade ~ ááááááááá áŁ. ~ of attention á˘ááá¸ááááááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá á¤. the political ~ áááááśá
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ the line ááśááá˛ááá ááááááśá á˘. ~ one's efforts on áááááźáááááśááá˘áá
(intransitive verb). (comments) center on (one point) áááá á áááááá
(adjective). ~ pointáááááśá center puncháááááśáá áááťá áŹááśááááááťá
Same as: centering 1.(áá áá ááááá) ááááááááá, á áááťá áááááśá, ááááťáááˇáááááááśá, ááááááá ááž, áááááźáááááťá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááááźáááá, ááááášáááˇá 3.Center (the time) ááśáááąááá ááááááśá 4.Center (one's efforts on) áááááźáááááśááá˘áá noun 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśá, ááááá 2.(A unit of 50 kilograms equivalent to 110.23 pounds avoirdupois, a unit of 100 kilograms) áá¸áááááťááá, ááááááááśá (áá¸áááááśá, áá¸áááá ) / áááááśá, á˘áááááśááááááśá, ááśááˇááśááááááááśá, center of a circle ááá áˇá (áááááá) / trade center ááááááááá, center of attention á˘ááá¸ááááááááá áˇáááááťáááśáá the political center áááááśá adjective 1.Center point áááááśá, center punch áááááśáá áááťá áŹááśááááááťá verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) ááśáááŹááááááááááá, ááśááááááááśá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áááááźáááááťá
K
K P3!']!
Centralist'sentrÉlÉŞst'ááááááášáá¸áááá(noun)
(adjcetive). áĄ. ~ point áááááśá á˘. ~ idea ááááśááááááťá
(noun). ááááśáá¸áááááááśá (ááźáááááá) central point á áááťá áááááśá central shoolááśááśáááááááśááááááá party central coommiteeááááááááśááˇááśá, ááˇááśááááááśááááááááá,â ááááááááśááˇááśááááááˇááááá central bankááśááśááśááááááśá central governmentááśááˇááśááááá, ááśááˇááśááááááááśá Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A)áá¸ááááśááááśáááážáááśááááááśá central monetary agencyáá¸ááááśááááźááˇááááááťáááááśá central officeááśááˇááśááááááááśá central polling placeáááááááááááááááá
noun 1.ááááśáá¸ááááááśá (ááźááááá) adjective 1.(áááááááśááááá) áááááśá, ááááśáá 2.(Of or at or forming the center, chief, most important, main, basic, designating that part of the nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord [of a vertebrate]) central poin áááááááśá Example: The central part of the city, the central idea of the book.central idea áááááááśááááááťá 3.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśá, áááááˇá, ááááśááááááťá t0 #?-mCentipede'sentÉŞpi:d'áááááˇáá¸á(noun)
adjective 1.áááááááśáá áśáááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A centrifugal machine. adjective 1.Tending, or causing, to recede from the center. 2.Expanding first at the summit, and later at the base, as a flower cluster. 3.Having the radicle turned toward the sides of the fruit, as some embryos. 9!7]iCentre'sentÉ(r)'áááááş(á)(noun)
(also center) (noun). ááááááááá, á áááťá áááááśá, ááááťáááˇáááááááśá left of centre ááśáááááááá áááááááááˇáá (áááááááˇáá) right of centreááśáááááááá ááááááśáááˇáá (á˘ááˇáááá) business centre áááááááááááśááˇááááááá, ááááááááááááááźá job centre ááśááˇááśááá (ááááááááá) ááśáááśá law centreááśááˇááśáááááááśáḠcentre of gravityáááááááźááˇáá
centre (transitive verb).ááááááá ááž, áááááźáááááťá
SEE: Center noun 1.á áááťá áááááśá, ááááááááá, ááááá¸á "8 #EYCentrally'sentrÉlÉŞ'ááááááášáá¸(adverb)
ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.In a central manner or situation. /7+'cO
Centralize,-ise'sentrÉlaÉŞz'ááááááášáĄáśáá ááá(transitive verb)
Same as: keramics noun 1.(the an of making plotter) ááťááśáááśááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The art of making things of baked clay; as pottery, tiles, etc. 2.Work formed of clay in whole or in part, and baked; as, vases, urns, etc. D%C 1/CeramicsÉËrĂŚmÉŞkááš ' áááá¸áá(adjective)
Same as: keramic adjective 1.(of pottery or similar sub stances) ááááťááśáááśááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Of or pertaining to pottery; relating to the art of making earthenware; as, ceramic products; ceramic ornaments for ceilings. FC!)K
Cephalopod'sefÉleĘpÉd'ááá ááášáĄáźáá(noun)
noun â Plural: Centuries 1.(a subdivision of a Roman legion a period, a period of one hundred years) áááááá, á ááá˝ááĄá á ááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááá, áááááááá˝áááááááśá ? CS CenturionsenËfjĘrÉŞÉn; US tĘÉr-ááá 'á ááááťááá(noun)
noun 1.áááááááśááśá (áááźáááá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A military officer who commanded a minor division of the Roman army; a captain of a century. ááśááááá˘ááťááááśáá áááááá> !Q I
Centrist'sentrÉŞst'ááááááá¸áááá¸(noun)
noun 1.áá˝áááááśá, ááááťááááážááśáááˇáááˇá áśáááś 2.(áááááááśááááá) áááážáááśááááá˝áááááśá, ááśáááˇá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Action of the brain, whether conscious or unconscious. _H GE[kCerebral'serÉŞbrÉl; US sÉËri:brÉl'ááááˇáááášá(adjective)
noun â Plural: Cerebella, Cerebellums 1.(áááááááśááááá) (the portion of the human brain that coordinates movements of the muscles) áá˝áááźá , áá˝áááááśáááśáááááá 2.(áááááááśááááá) áá˝áááźá , áááááááááśááááááááˇááá ááśááááááááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Cerebella, Cerebellums 1.The large lobe of the hind brain in front of and above the medulla; the little brain. It controls combined muscular action. ZF%-eCereal'sÉŞÉrÉŞÉl'ááááá(noun)
(noun). ááááááśááˇ
noun 1.(Any edible grain [wheat, barley, oats, etc., a bread fast food made of such grains]) ááááááśááˇ, ááááááááśáᡠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Any grass cultivated for its edible grain, or the grain itself; -- usually in the plural. adjective 1.Of or pertaining to the grasses which are cultivated for their edible seeds (as wheat, maize, rice, etc.), or to their seeds or grain.
U r O#5Qq5CeremoniousËserÉŞËmÉĘnÉŞÉsËáááᡠ'áááźááá(adjective)
adjective 1.(Full of ceremony, elaborately performed, very polite or formal) ááááˇáá¸ááťáááá˘áášáááˇá, ááááá˝ááá, ááááá áááá¸áá˝áááááááśááááá Example: A ceremonious bow, a ceremonious reception.ceremonious manner ááááááááśááááśáááˇáḠENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Consisting of outward forms and rites; ceremonial. [In this sense ceremonial is now preferred.] 2.According to prescribed or customary rules and forms; devoted to forms and ceremonies; formally respectful; punctilious. Synonyms 1.affected, correct, decorous, exact, formal, methodical, precise, proper, regular, solemn, stiff Antonyms 1.easy, natural, unconstrained, unconventional YN%5U)
CeremoniallyserÉŞËmÉĘnÉŞÉlÉŞáááᡠ' áááźáááá¸(adverb)
noun 1.ááˇáá¸ááááźáááśá 2.(an established system of rites connected with an occasion, a rite or ceremony) ááˇáá¸, ááááá ááˇáḠadjective 1.ááááˇáḠ2.(of a ceremony, consisting of ceremony, formal) ááááˇáḠENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A system of rules and ceremonies, enjoined by law, or established by custom, in religious worship, social intercourse, or the courts of princes; outward form. 2.The order for rites and forms in the Roman Catholic church, or the book containing the rules prescribed to be observed on solemn occasions. adjective 1.Relating to ceremony, or external rite; ritual; according to the forms of established rites. 2.Observant of forms; ceremonious. [In this sense ceremonious is now preferred.] QL )U-
Cerement'sÉ:ÉŞËmÉnt'ááşá˘áḠ'ááášááá(noun)
(noun). áááááśááááťááá
'K KK_ mCerebrum'serÉŞbrÉm; also sÉËri:brÉm'ááááášáááášá(noun)
noun â Plural: Cerebra, Cerebrums 1.(áááááááśááááá) (The portion of the human brain that acts as the center for conscious thought, the upper and larger division of the brain) áá˝áááááśááá (áá˝ááá) ááśáááśáááž 2.(áááááááśááááá) áá˝áááááśááá (áá˝ááá)
Ů
uáŮ S c
CertsÉ:táášá(noun)
(noun). marriage ~ááˇáḠwithout ceremony áááááááśáá˘ááá¸á˘ášááášá Idiom,Idiomatic stand on ceremony áááááśáá
ááśáááááśááá ceremonies, noun â Plural: Ceremonies 1.A set of formal acts, especially those used on religious or public occasions, a sacred rite, a formal observance, a public or private function. ááˇáá¸ááťáááá˘áášáááˇá, áááááśááá¸áááśá, ááááááááśá, á áááśáááá˝ááá Example: the wedding ceremony; an in adjuration ceremony, Received me with much ceremony. marriage ceremony ááˇáá¸, without ceremony áááááááśááááá áááˇáḠ2.(áá áá ááááá) ááˇáḠmP';]Q}CeremoniouslyËserÉŞËmÉĘnÉŞÉslÉŞËáááᡠ'áááźááááá¸(adverb)
adverb 1.(Without doubt, beyond a doubt, surely) áááśáááááśáá, áááááśáá, áááááááśáá, áááááá, ááááá˝áááťáá áˇááá, ááááášáá áááśáá, áááááááśááááśááśá, áááááááááˇááˇááááˇááˇáá ááááśááá áááĄá Example: They will certainly come, Certainly, you may come on the trip!. ENGLISH MEANING adverb 1.Without doubt or question; unquestionably. Synonyms 1.assurance, confidence, conviction, courage, firmness, security, self-reliance, surety, pledge, promise, word, assertion, declaration, statement Antonyms 1.bashfulness, humility, modesty, shyness, suspicion T-˘ECertain'sÉ:tn'ááşáášá(adjective)
(adjective). áĄ. ~ (that...); ~ (to do something) áááá˘áśá ááťáá áˇáááááśá á˘. ~ (that...); ~ (of / about something) ááśáááááˇáááˇáááááśááŹááááśáá be ~ about itááááśáá ~ deatháááááťááá˝á áŁ. on a ~ day áááááśááááááááá ážá certain persons á˘ááááááá (ááˇáá ááááááá) Idiom,Idiomatic for certainááˇáááááśááááśáá, ááááśáááśááááááá certain number (quantity) áááá a ~ qualityá˘ááá¸áá˝á
adjective 1.(Having no doubt, convinced, know without doubt, fixed or determined, inevitable, not named, definite. -for certain without doubt) áááááááśáá Example: A certain person, certain persons, on a certain day, be certain of, feel certain, make certain, know for certain. certain death ááááááááťáááťá, on a certain day áááááśááááááááá ážá, certain persons ááá˘ááááááá, a certain quality ááá˘ááá¸áá˝á 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśááááááá, ááˇáááááśáá
a i a W#3W
CertifiableËsÉ:tÉŞËfaÉŞÉblËááşáᡠ'á áááááá(adjective)
(noun). ááśááááááśáá, ááśáááżááśáá death is a ~ááśááááááˇááá˝á pronounce with ~ááśáááááśáááááááś
noun â Plural: Certainties 1.(Something, that is certain, anything certain, definite fact) ááˇáááá á, ááśáááśááá áááśáá, ááśáááżááśááááś, ááááżááá Example: A feeling of certainty, It is a certainty that the sun will rise.Death is a certainty ááśááááááťáááťá, pronounce with certainty ááśáá áááśááááśáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśáááááááś
Ü Ü X#+gMoCertificatesÉËtÉŞfÉŞkÉtááš ' ááˇá ááááˇáášááá(noun)
(noun). brith ~ ááááťááá (Literary) ááśáááˇááˇá graduation ~ ááˇááááśááááááá gold ~ áááááśáááááśáá ~ of guaranteeááááťááá (Literary)ááááá certificate of approvalááˇááˇáá˘ááťááááśá certificate of birth ááááááááážá, ááááťááááááážá certificate of depositááááááŹááˇááááśááááááááááážááááśáá certificate of originá áááśáááážáááááááá ááťáááááˇá clearance certificateááááááááá˝áááˇááˇááááááááá saving certificateáááááááááááááááśááˇááśá share certificateáááááááśáá ááťá land certificateááˇááˇáááśááááśáááḠcertificate of occupancyááˇááááśáááááááá˘ááťááááśáááśáááśááááśáá certificate of origin ááˇááááśááááááááááááááááˇá certificate of registrationááˇááˇáá áťáááááá¸ááááˇá certificate of education ááˇááááśááááááááááááśááááśáááˇááááś certificate of quality áá¸ááááśááááááááááááśááááťáááśá certificate of quarantineááˇááááśáááááááááˇááˇáááááááááá certificate of registrationááˇááááśáááááááá˘ááťááˇááá certificate of weighingááˇááááśáááááááááááá
(transitive verb).á˘áá˘áśá
1.(LITERARY) ááśáááˇááˇá, certificate of guarantee ááááťááá noun 1.(LITERARY) ááááá, graduation certificate ááˇááááśááááááá, gold certificate áááááśáááááśáá 2.(an official written or printed statement giving certain facts) ááˇááááśáááááá, ááˇááˇááááááśáá, ááśááŹááááťááááááááśáá, áááááśáááá, áááááśáááˇáááááá birth certificate ááááťááá verb â past tense: certificated ; past participle: certificated ; present participle: certificating ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To attest by a certificate, issue a certificate to) á˘áá˘áśá, á˛áááááááśááá¸ááááá Example: A birth certificate; a health certificate; a teacher's certificate.
uÜ D] ;EMMCertitude'sÉ:tÉŞtju:d; US -tu:d'ááşááˇááááźá(noun)
1.(LITERARY) ááˇááááá, ááśáááżááśááááś noun 1.(a feeling of certainty) ááśáááśááá áááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Freedom from doubt; assurance; certainty. \%E9 Certify'sÉ:tÉŞfaÉŞ'ááşáá¸á áááśá(transitive verb)
(transitive verb).(past tense.past participle. certified) ~ somebody/something as something áááááśáá˘ááá¸áá˝áááśááááźáááśááááááśáááááááááááśáá ~ a productáááááśááááśááťáá áˇáááááśá ~ a lawyerá˛ááááˇááááśááááááá
1.(to declare formally, to guarantee; formerly, to declare officially insane) áááážááˇááááśáááááá, áááááśáá 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśâáááˇá, áąááááśááááááśáááá, certify a fact áááááśáá, áááśáááá, ááśááś, certify a product áááááśááááśááťáá áˇáááááśá, certify a lawyer áąááááˇááááśáááááá adjective 1.áááśá áááť, áááááˇáááááśáá, ááááááášáááááźáááśáá áááśáá verb â past tense: certified ; past participle: certified ; present participle: certifying ; 1.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśáá, á˘áá˘áśáááśááˇá, áŹáááááááááá ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: certified ; past participle: certified ; present participle: certifying ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To give cetain information to; to assure; to make certain. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To give certain information of; to make certain, as a fact; to verify. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To testify to in writing; to make a declaration concerning, in writing, under hand, or hand and seal. Synonyms 1.aver, attest, declare, state, swear, testify [ 'Q QCertified'sÉ:tÉŞfaÉŞd'ááşááˇá áááśááá(adjective)
Past or Past Participle form of: certify adjective 1.(guaranteed, attested to by certificate, officially declared insane) certified accountant áááááśáááˇááááśáááááá, certified check ááááááááśááááśáááášáááááźá pZ '7Q]CertificationËsÉ:tÉŞfÉŞËkeÉŞĘnËááşááˇá áááᡠ' ááááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ~ of territory ááśáááááááá˛áá (Literary)á˘ááťáááááśá large ~áá¸áááááááááá˛áá
1.(LITERARY) á˘ááťáááááśá, large cession áá¸ááááááááááąáá noun 1.(ceding, giving up, act of surrendering) ááśááááˇá áá áśá, ááśááááááá, ááśáááááááá , áááˇá áá áśáááśá, ááśááááááá, cession of territory ááśááááááááąáá, ááśááááááąáá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááááá˘áá (áášááá¸) á˘ááťáááááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A yielding to physical force. 2.A yielding, or surrender, as of property or rights, to another person; the act of ceding. 3.The giving up or vacating a benefice by accepting another without a proper dispensation. 4.The voluntary surrender of a person's effects to his creditors to avoid imprisonment. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Concession, compliance 5` #K- aCessationseËseÉŞĘnáá'áááááá ášá(noun)
(noun). ááśáááááŹááá˘áśá
noun 1.(Ceasing. stoppage, discontinuance) ááśáááá, ááśáááá˘áśá, áá¸ááá Example: A cessation of warfare. 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááá˘áśá, ááśáááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A ceasing or discontinuance, as of action, whether temporary or final; a stop; as, a cessation of the war. "_!9I9Cervix'sÉ:vÉŞks'ááşáá¸ááá(noun)
(noun). (plural. services /'sÉ:vÉŞsi:z/ or -es /vÉŞksÉŞz/) ááááźá
cervical (adjective). ~ cancerááááááźá cervix cancer ááááá áśáá¸ááááááźá
noun â Plural: Cervices, Cervixes 1.(áááááááśááááá) (the neck, a neck like structure, the neck of the womb) áááááźá 2.(áááááááśááááá) ááááźá, áááźá ááááá¸ááśááá, áááááźá ENGLISH MEANING noun â Plural: Cervices, Cervixes 1.The neck; also, the necklike portion of any part, as of the womb. u^ C;eCervicalsÉËveÉŞkl, US -'sÉ:vÉŞklááš 'ááááá(adjective)
(adjective). ~ cancerááááááźá cervix cancer ááááá áśáá¸ááááááźá
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ (at / under something) áááážá˛áááášá (áááááśáááá˘ááá¸áá˝á) á˘. ááťáááśáá, áášá, áááážá˛áááášá ~ hand over a fire áááá pant ~ his legsáááážá˛ááááá áŹáááśá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááážá˛áááááááá (áááá áá) / chafe hands over a fire ááááá , pants chafe his legs áááážáąááááááŹáááśá verb â past tense: chafed ; past participle: chafed ; present participle: chafing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to warm by rubbing; to wear away a make sore by rubbing; to annoy, irritate) áááááśáááŹáááááááááá, áááážá˛áááááśáááááá 2.(INTRANSITIVE) (To rub; to be worn by friction; to fret) ááá (á˛ááá ááááááśááá ááážáááá) / áááážá˛áááášááŹáááá áááá áśá skin will chafe áááśá (ááťáááśá) ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.Heat excited by friction. 2.Injury or wear caused by friction. 3.Vexation; irritation of mind; rage. verb â past tense: chafed ; past participle: chafed ; present participle: chafing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To excite heat in by friction; to rub in order to stimulate and make warm. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To excite passion or anger in; to fret; to irritate. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To fret and wear by rubbing; as, to chafe a cable. 4.(INTRANSITIVE) To rub; to come together so as to wear by rubbing; to wear by friction. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To be worn by rubbing; as, a cable chafes. 6.(INTRANSITIVE) To have a feeling of vexation; to be vexed; to fret; to be irritated. Ud)+a
Cha-cha'tĘÉ:'tĘÉ:'ááś 'ááś(noun)
noun 1.(a feeling of annoyance and) ááśáááśáááá, ááśáááťááááááá˝á, ááśáá˘ááááááášá verb â past tense: chagrined ; past participle: chagrined ; present participle: chargrining ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To vex deeply) áááážáąááááśáááťááááááá˝ááŹááśáááśáááá, áááážáąááá˘ááááááášá Example: Nimol was chagrined when Dara lost the race. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: chagrined ; past participle: chagrined ; present participle: chargrining ; 1.To excite ill-humor in; to vex; to mortify; as, he was not a little chagrined. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To be vexed or annoyed. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Chagrined 2.Vexation, mortification h%/]'gChafing dish'tĘeÉŞfÉŞĹdÉŞĘ'ááá áááá¸ááá¸ááá (noun)
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááážá˛ááááśá áááááááˇáááááá, ááźáááááźá, ááśáááááá˘ááááž noun 1.(wheat husks separated from the seed by, threshing or winnowing. anything worthless, good natures teasing) ááśáááááááˇá áááá¸, ááśááĽááááááááá, ááśáá áá˘áááá, ááśáááˇááśááááá, á˘ááááśá, á ááážá, ááśáá áá˘á verb â past tense: chaffed ; past participle: chaffed ; present participle: chaffing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To tease in a good natures way) á áśáá, á˘ááááá, á áˇááá áááśá Example: Kosal was good natures and didn't mind the chaff about he her new haircut, boy's like to chaff each other about girl friends. ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The glumes or husks of grains and grasses separated from the seed by threshing and winnowing, etc. 2.Anything of a comparatively light and worthless character; the refuse part of anything. 3.Straw or hay cut up fine for the food of cattle. 4.Light jesting talk; banter; raillery. 5.The scales or bracts on the receptacle, which subtend each flower in the heads of many Compositae, as the sunflower. verb â past tense: chaffed ; past participle: chaffed ; present participle: chaffing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) To use light, idle language by way of fun or ridicule; to banter. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To make fun of; to turn into ridicule by addressing in ironical or bantering language; to quiz.
sj ˘9
ChaintĘeÉŞnááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. iron ~ á áááááśáá ~ of mountains áá˝á ~ of eventsá˘ááá¸áááááááááááááś á˘. in chains áá ááááťáá áááťááá áŁ. ~ of stores á áśáááśááááááááźá ááááś (ááśááááááááťáá ááťááááá˝á)â
(adjective). chain gang áááťááááááááśááá áááááśááááśáááá ááááááážááśááááá ááťá chain reactionáááááˇáááááááááááááś chain of custodyáááážááááááśáááááťááśá chain store á áśáááśáá˝á (áááááśááááááááťáá ááťááááá˝á) chain of title áááááááááśáááááááááśááááááááááˇááá chain of events áááášááááˇááśáááááśáááááśáá chain stitching ááśáááśááá áááááśáá
'chain gang (noun). ááááťáá˘áááááá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áááážá˛ááááśáááá ááśáá, áááážá˛ááááśááá áˇááá, ááááá˝áááááá˝á 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáá (áášá) Example: Chained (to his work) noun 1.(A series of connected metal links, a connected series or sequence a number of stores or hotels) ááááťáá˘áááá áá á, ááááťááááťááááááááááááááś, á˘ááá¸ááááá, ááśááááá, áááážáááśáááááááááś, ááááááááááááś, áááážáá áźáá áá, iron chain á ááááśáá chain of mountains áá˝á, chain of events á˘ááá¸áááááááááááááś, in chains áá ááááťáá áááťááá, chain of stores á áśáááśááááááááźá ááááś (ááśááááááááťáá ááťááááá˝á) 2.(áá áá ááááá) á ááááśáá, ááááá adjective 1.Chain gang áááááśááá ááááśááááśáááá ááááááážááśááááá ááťá, chain reaction áááááááˇáááááááááááááś verb â past tense: chained ; past participle: chained ; present participle: chaining ; 1.ááśááá ááááśáá áŹááááá 2.(TRANSITIVE) (To fasten with chains; to hold down, restrain, confine, etc) ááśááá ááááśáá Example: An iron chain; a silver cham, The chain of our sins, In chain of events, A chain of steamers.
}
) o #=#/Chairman'tĘeÉmĂŚn'áá(á)ááášá(noun)
(noun). ~ of the departmentááśáá ~ of the meeting á˘ááˇááḠ(ááááśááááááťá)
noun â Plural: Chairmen 1.(A person who presides over a meeting or a committee, the president of a board of directors also Chairperson) áááááśááśááˇááá¸, á˘ááˇááá¸, áááááśá, ááśáá, á áśáá áááśá, chairman of the department ááśáá, áááááśá, chairman of the meeting á˘ááˇááḠ(ááááśááááááťá) 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááááśá, ááśáá in #)ChairtĘeÉ(r)áá(á)(noun)
(noun). wooden ~ áá á˘á¸ ~ in history á˘áśááá take the chair áááážááśá˘ááˇááá¸
chair (transitive verb). ~ the meeting áááážááśá˘ááˇááá¸áŹáááááśá
noun â Plural: chairs 1.(a movable seat, with a back, for one person, a professorship, the electric chair, a seat of authority or dignity, a chairman) wooden chair áá á˘á¸, chair in history á˘áśááá, take the chair áááážááśá˘ááˇááá¸, ááśáááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áá á˘á¸, ááśáááááááśá, áááážááśá˘ááˇááá¸, áášáááśáááśááááááťá verb â past tense: chaired ; past participle: chaired ; present participle: chairing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To place in a chair, to preside over as chairman, to install in a chair or office. -take the chair to be the chairman) chair the meeting áááážááśá˘ááˇááḠExample: Wooden chair, armchair, easychair, Address your questions to the chair during the meeting. cm!+E[
Chainsmoke'tĘeÉŞnsmÉĘk'áááááááťáá(transitive verb)
noun 1.ááááťáá˘áááááá
Ô t
~/> 8w!'9
Chalkboard'tĘÉ:kbÉ:d'ááááááá(noun)
(noun). ááááśáááá
mv%7}ChalktĘÉ:káááá(noun)
(noun). deposit of ~ á áťááá á¸á stick of ~áá¸á by along chalk á ááážáááááášá, áááśáááˇáááááśáá
chalk (transitive verb). ~ up (the score) ááááášááá¸á, ááááťáááĄá ~ up (two runs)ááśá, ááá˝á
noun 1.(a white soft limestone used for burning into lime, a piece of chalk used for writing on a black board, etc) áá¸á deposit of chalk á áťáááá¸á, stick of chalk áá¸á verb â past tense: chalked ; past participle: chalked ; present participle: chalking ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (to smear with chalk, to mark with chalk) chalk up (the score) ááááášááá¸á, chalk up (two runs) ááśá, ááá˝á Mu +{kChalicetĘĂŚlÉŞsáááá¸á(noun)
noun 1.(a Swiss hut or cottage, cabin in a holiday camp) ááááááž ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A herdsman's hut in the mountains of Switzerland. 2.A summer cottage or country house in the Swiss mountains; any country house built in the style of the Swiss cottages. s'GA
Chaise longuetĘeÉŞzËlÉĹ ; US Ë lÉ:Ĺááá ááá 'áĄá(noun)
noun 1.(office or rank of chairman) áááááááśáá, ááśáááááśá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááśáááááśá, ááááááááááśá, á˘ááˇááá¸ááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.The office of a chairman of a meeting or organized body.
E E Ly#'[
Chalky'tĘÉ:lkÉŞ'áááá¸(adjective)
(transitive verb). áĄ. ~ somebody ( to something) á˘áááážáá˘áááááśááááśááá˛áááááážá˘ááá¸áá˝á (ááśááˇáááááşááśáááááá˝á) ~ him to a fightááá˝áááááá˝á, ááááááá˝á á˘. ~ his authority áááá ááááááááááááśáá áŁ. ~ one 's skill áááážá˛ááááˇáááááááááááááśá, áááááá¸ááááťáááá áááááááá˝á
(noun). áĄ. ~ (to somebody) (to do something) ááśáá˘áááážááŹá á á˛ááááá áźááá˝áááááá˝á, ááśáááá˝áááááá˝á ~ to his authorityááśááááááśáá á˘. work of great ~ ááśááááážá˛ááááˇáááá˘áááááááááśá, ááśááááááá¸ááááťáááá áááááááá˝á áŁ. ~ (to something) ááá áááá¸áááááááśááááŹáááááááśáááááááááśáááá áášáá˘ááá¸áá˝á áŹááááśáááá áášáá˘ááá¸áá˝á
noun 1.(a call to try one's skill or strength against another, formal objection, an invitation to a contest) ááśáááááá áááť, ááˇá áá ááááááááśáá˛ááááżáá áááť, ááśááá˝ááááááá, áááá˝ááááááá, ááśáááśááááá áˇá, ááśáááˇáááá˝áááááśáá, áááááááˇá áá , ááśááááˇááá, ááśááááááá 2.ááśáá á ááááá˝á, ááśáááááśáááá áášáááśááááááá á áˇááá 3.(accept his) challenge ááśáááá˝áááááá˝á, ááśáááá˝áááááá 4.Challenge (to his authority) ááśááááááśáá verb â past tense: challenged ; past participle: challenged ; present participle: challenging ; 1.(To call upon a person to settle a dispute by fighting, to summon to answer, to call in question) ááááá áááť, ááá˝áááááá˝á, ááˇáááżááśááśááááááááśá Example: To challenge a hasty remark, I challenge anyone to race me, The sentry challenged him at the gate. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) áááá, áááááááá, áááááá 3.(FIGURATIVE) ááááśá, áááá, ááťáááśá, ááˇáááťáá áˇááá, áááááá, ááá˝á, ááááżá, áááááśáá˛áá, ááśáááááźá, áááááźááá˝á, áá˝ááááááá, áááááśááááˇáááá˝áááááśáááááááááˇá áá , áááˇááá, áááááá, ááááážá 4.áááážá˘ááá áźáááááá˝á, áááˇááá 5.ááá˝áááááá˝á, ááááááá˝á, ááááżáááááá, ááááááżá Example: Challenge him to a fight. 6.áááá ááááááááááááśáá Example: Challenge his authority.
Ň
F < °Ň Z#+AK
Chamber-pot'tĘeÉŞmbÉpÉt'áááááš_ááá(noun)
noun 1.(sparkling white wine from Champagne in France or elsewhere, any similar wine champing) ááááśáááááśá adjective 1.ááááážá, áááá áá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A light wine, of several kinds, originally made in the province of Champagne, in France. Ž - U
Champ'tĘĂŚmp'ááááá(intransitive verb)
(noun). king's ~ á˘áááááááśáááááĄáśááááá city ~ á áˇáááááˇá
noun 1.King's chamberlain á˘áááááááśáááááĄáśááááá, á˘ááááááááśááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An officer or servant who has charge of a chamber or chambers. 2.An upper servant of an inn. 3.An officer having the direction and management of the private chambers of a nobleman or monarch; hence, in Europe, one of the high officers of a court. 4.A treasurer or receiver of public money; as, the chamberlain of London, of North Wales, etc.
Ź ŤŽ 7+ť 9Chance'tĘÉ:ns; US tĘĂŚnsááśááá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. ááśá, ááááśá the vagaries of ~ááśáááś take a chanceááááááááśá á˘. lottery ~ ááááášá (ááááá) áŁ. ~ of (doing) the / to do something / that ááááááśá á¤. ~ (of doing something/ to do something) ááááááá˘áśá áááááááááááśá have a ~ to goáłááśá by chance ááááá˝á, áááá ááááá have no chance ofááááśáááááźáááá chancemeetingáá˝áááááśáááá ááááá a chance stranger áá˝ááááťáááá ááĄáááááá ááááá the chance are ten to oneáááááśáááśáĄá áááážáĄ (noun). ááśáááśáážááŻá, ááśáááážááŻá
noun 1.(distinction or condition of being a champion) ááśáááśáážááŻá, ááśáááááá˝áááááážááážááŻá, ááśááááááááááážááŻá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.State of being champion; leadership; supremacy. PŽ '3M
Champion'tĘĂŚmpÉŞÉn'áááááá(noun)
(noun). ~ of the world á˘ááááážááŻá ~ of the poor á˘áááááśáááááŹáááááááááá
champion (transitive verb). ~ a cause ááśáááśá, áááááśááśáááá
(adjective). ~ boxer áážááŻá
1.(FIGURATIVE) áá˝á, ááśáááá, ááśáááśá, ááśáááśá, ááááźáášá champion a cause ááśáááá noun 1.(A person or thing that has defeated all others in a competition, a winner of first place in a competition) á˘áááááśááááááááťááá¸áĄáś, áŻááááááá (ááááááážááážáááááááťááá¸áĄáś) / champion of the world á˘ááááážááŻá, champion of the poor á˘áááááśáááááŹáááááááááá adjective 1.(winning first place) champion boxer áážááŻá verb â past tense: championed ; past participle: championed ; present participle: championing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To fight for defend) ááá, áááááá Example: A champion swimmer; a champion pig; a champion photograph, The speaker championed the right of every man to choose his own job, Sothun tried for the diving championship. ENGLISH MEANING verb â past tense: championed ; past participle: championed ; present participle: championing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To furnish with a champion; to attend or defend as champion; to support or maintain; to protect. #0000ff;">Sporting chance ááźáááá¸áááłááśááááááˇá ááááááśá take no chanceááˇááááááááááťááá it chanced thatá áááááááááśáááá chance one's arm áááááťááááááśááášááááááááá stand a chanceááśááłááśááášááááááá á˘ááá¸áá˝á the chances are thatááśááááááś
chance of selection (noun).ááśáá áááááááááááážá
1.(to happen) chance on, chance upon áááááááááá˝á, áááááááž 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááááśá, áááááááśáááś, ááśáá ááááá, áąááśá, ááśááááá áśáááááá áááášá, áááááááááśáá, áážááĄážááááá ááááá noun 1.(The way things happen though no known cause or agency, luck, fate, a possibility, likelihood. an opportunity, an occasion when success seems very probable, an opportunity, a possibility) ááśá, ááááśá, ááááá, ááá, á ááááá, áážáááá, á áááť, the vagaries of chance ááśáááś, take a chance ááááááááśá, lottery chance ááááášá (ááááá) have a chance to go áąááśá, by chance ááááá˝á, áááá ááááá have no chance of ááááśáááááźáááá adjective 1.ááááááááááááá˝á, ááááážááá, ááśááášáááťá, ááááá˝á, ááááá˝áááááá, ááááááááˇá ááááś, ááááááááááś verb â past tense: chanced ; past participle: chanced ; present participle: chancing ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) (To risk) áááááťáááááááááśá, ááˇáá ááááťáááś á Example: By chance, Take a chance Run the chance of, There is a chance that, Dara hasn't a chance of winning, On the chance of, The chances are 100 to l against, Give me a chance. Example: I'll chance it á§ááśá áááá ááááťááášááááááťá
c *HÔ 1Ž!3
Chancy'tĘÉnsÉŞ'ááśáááá¸(adjective)
(adjective). (-ier,-iest) ~ business ááááááááťááááááśá, ááˇáááˇáááááśáá
noun 1.(á áááśáá) ááááááááááááá Example: The System of jurisprudence administered by courts to be recovered. á§ááśá áááá ááááááááááťááˇááááśááááááááááááááááááááááťááśááśáááááá á ^Ž!KC[cChancellor'tĘÉ:nsÉlÉ(r); US 'tĘĂŚns-'ááśááášáĄáş(á)(noun)
(noun). á˘ááˇááśáááḠchancellor of the Ex-chequer ááááááááááá¸ááááá˝áá áˇáááááááááť
noun 1.(any of several high officials in the British government, the honorary head of a university. -Chancelloi of the Exchequer the cabinet minister responsible for finance, taxation, etc) á˘ááˇááśáááá¸, ááááśááá¸, á§ááááááááááḠ2.(áá áá ááááá) á˘ááˇáááśáááḠ(áááááťááááááśááˇááśáá˘áśáĄáşááááááˇáá˘áźáááá¸á) Example: the lord chancellor á§ááśá áááá ááśááááááááá¸ááťááááˇááá (á áááááá˘ááááááá) 5Ž
#KE9 /Chancellery'tĘÉ:nsÉlÉrÉŞ; US 'tĘĂŚns-'ááśááášáĄášáá¸(noun)
noun 1.(a chancellors position, department or official residence, the political section of an embassy, consulate) á˘ááˇááśáááá¸ááááśá, ááśááˇááśááááĽáááááˇááá, ááááá¸áááááááááááḠá˘áááááááááááááá 1.Chancellorship Ž ;3]}Chancel'tĘÉ:sl; US 'tĘĂŚnsl'ááśáááşá(noun)
noun 1.(the part of a church near the altar, used by the altar, used by the clergy and choir) áááˇáááááźááśááťáááááááˇá áśá ENGLISH MEANING verb 1.(TRANSITIVE) That part of a church, reserved for the use of the clergy, where the altar, or communion table, is placed. 2.(TRANSITIVE) All that part of a cruciform church which is beyond the line of the transept farthest from the main front.
]
u
] Ž IE ChandlerËtĘÉ:ndlÉ(r); US 'tĘĂŚnd-ËááśááááĄáş(á)(noun)
noun 1.(a dealer in ropes, canvas, and other supplies for ships., a maker or seller of candles) á˘ááááááážááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) áááá˝áááááááááááááááˇááááááááááááśááś, ááááśáá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A maker or seller of candles. 2.A dealer in other commodities, which are indicated by a word prefixed; as, ship chandler, corn chandler. Ž!5[? OChandelierËĘĂŚndÉËlÉŞÉ(r)Ëááá áááááš 'áá(á)(noun)
noun 1.(an ornamental hanging fixture with supports for several lights) á áááááá ááááá˝ááá¸ááˇááśá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A candlestick, lamp, stand, gas fixture, or the like, having several branches; esp., one hanging from the ceiling. 2.A movable parapet, serving to support fascines to cover pioneers. ááśááááááźáááśá, áááá˘áśá ááźáááśá, áááááááźááááźá
(noun). constant ~ááśáááááśááááááźá a ~ of clothingáááááśáá 50$ in ~ááťáááśá a ~ in the weatherááśáááááśááááááźá for a changeáááá small changeááťáááśá, ááááśááááśá to put the change uponááááśááááááá, ááááˇáááááá Idiom,Idiomatic a change for the better/ worseááśáááááᢠáŹááśááááážá˛ááááśááááá˘áśáááááááá˘ááá¸áá˝ááááááśááážááĄážá
1.(To make or become different, to pass from one form or phase in another, to exchange, to alter, to put a fresh covering on) ááźá, ááááśáá, áááááá, áá˝áááťá, ááááśá (ááśááś) / áážá (áááááá) / ááśá 2.(FIGURATIVE) áááážá˛ááá áááážááĄážáááˇá, ááááśááááá, áááážá˛áááááááááááś, áááážá˛áááááááááááś change clothes ááááśáá change one's mind ááááźá, ááśá (á áˇáááááááˇá) / change a light bulb ááźá, change direction ááááá ááˇááá˝áááá change seats ááááźá, ááááśáá change a dollar ááźáááááťáááśá, change a bed ááźáááááśá, change a baby ááááśáááááááá Example: We changed our clothes before going out. noun 1.The ac or process of substitution or variation, variety, a becoming different, a making different, a making different, the thing changed, a smaller units of money, coins, money equal to the difference between the cost and the amount paid. ááśáááááśááááááźá, ááśááááááááá˝á, ááśáááźá, ááśáááźáááźáá¸ááááááť, áááááááźá, áááááááźá, ááśááˇááśáááááźáááźáá¸ááááááť Example: to change one's opinion; to change the course of history.constant change ááśáááááśááááááźá, a change of clothing áááááśáá 50$ in change ááťáááśá, a change in the weather ááśáááááśááááááźá, for a change áááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) ááśáááááśááááááźá, ááááááˇáááááá, ááśááááá˝á, ááťáááśá, ááťáá˘áśáá, ááááśááááááźá, á˘áśááááááśáá verb â past tense: changed ; past participle: changed ; present participle: changing ; 1.(INTRANSITIVE) (to alter, to vary, to leave one train, bus, etc, and board another; to put on other clothes) áááááááá˝á, ááááśááááááźáááááá, ááśááááááááťáááááś, things change ááááśááááááźá, change for dinner ááááśááááá˘áśá
1 fr1 =ŽG9c=
Changeability, changeableness'tĘeÉŞndĘÉbÉŞlÉŞtÉŞ'ááááááášááá¸áá¸áá¸(noun)
adjective 1.áááááááśáááááśááááááźá, áááááˇáá áááááááááá˝á, ááááášá, áááááśáááá˝ááááááá, áááááˇááááááááá˝á, áááááá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.That can not be changed; constant; as, a changeless purpose. wŽ 'Ww
Changeful'tĘeÉŞndĘfl'áááááááá áááşá(adjective)
1.(FIGURATIVE) ááźáá áááťááááśááááááááá˝á noun 1.(an older person in charge of young people on social occasions) áááááťá ááá adjective 1.(To act as chaperon) á˘áśá ááááśááááááźáááśááŹááááááááśá, ááááááááááá˝á Example: Parents chaperoned the dance.changeable weather áááááááśááááááźá changeable part áááááááśááááśá ENGLISH MEANING adjective 1.Capable of change; subject to alteration; mutable; variable; fickle; inconstant; as, a changeable humor. 2.Appearing different, as in color, in different lights, or under different circumstances; as, changeable silk. Synonyms 1.fickle, fitful, inconstant, shifting, unstable, vacillating, variable, wavering Antonyms 1.constant, stable, steady, unchanging, uniform
d d Ž'-%MChannel'tĘĂŚndĘÉl'áááášá(noun)
(noun). áĄ. navigaable ~ ááááźááášá, ááááĄáśáááááá, áááááťááá á˘. ~ of authority ááá (Elecgant) TV. ~áááááśá (áááá˘ááá) áŁ. ~ in a board ááááśááá distribution channeláááááśáá ááá áśáááááˇá go throught the official channelsááśááááááśááááááááááá, ááśááááááśáá˝áááááááá¸áááááśááˇááśáááśáááááśááááááśáá open up newchannels of communicationáá áŹááááážááááááááśááááá¸áááááśááááśááááááááśááááśáá
channel (transitive verb). áĄ. ~ goods through a dealer áááááźá á˘.~ one's effortsáŁ. ááááťá ~ a peninsulaáá¸áááááźááášá (ááśáá) channel of distributuion áááááśááááááśá, áááááź
1.(navigable) channel ááááźááášá, ááááá 2.Channel (of authority) ááá 3.Channel (in a board) ááááśáááá noun 1.(áá áá ááááˇááááśâááˇáâááˇááááśááśááááá) T.V. channel áááááśá (áááᢠááá) 2.ááááááá¸á, ááááĄáśá, á ááá˘áźááášá, ááááááášá, ááááźá 3.áááááśá, ááááááá Example: To go through the official channels á§ááśá áááá ááśáááá áŹáááááááśáááśáá˝áááááááá¸áááááśááˇááśá Example: To open up new channels of communication. á§ááśá áááá ááááˇáá¸áááá¸áážáááá¸ááśááááááááśáááááśáá verb â past tense: channeled ; past participle: channeled ; present participle: channeling ; 1.ááááá˝á, ááśá 2.(TRANSITIVE) Channel goods through a dealer áááááźá, channel one's efforts ááááťá, chan-nel a peninsula áá¸áááááźááášá (ááśáá) / áá¸áááááá
ő lő sŽ 9-}Chaos'keÉŞÉs'ááááá˘áá(noun)
noun 1.ááśááášááá, ááśáá˘áśáááá, ááśáá ááááźáá ááááá 2.(áá áá ááááá) á ááśá á, ááśááášááá, ááśáá ááááźáá ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.An empty, immeasurable space; a yawning chasm. 2.The confused, unorganized condition or mass of matter before the creation of distinct and orderly forms. 3.Any confused or disordered collection or state of things; a confused mixture; confusion; disorder. Synonyms 1.anarchy, confusion, disorganization, jumble, muddle Antonyms 1.order, organization, system Ž !-k
Chantey'ĘÉ:ntÉŞ'ááśááá¸(noun)
(also chanty) (noun). (plural. -teys also -ties) á ááááááááá áááááááááááááááśááś
Ž GE{
ChanteuseĘÉnËtÉ:z; US ĘÉ:nËtu:zááśá'ááşá ááá(noun)
chant (transitive verb). ááźáááááá ~ his praisesáááááááááá (Fel.) ~ scriptures ááźááá chant a song á áááá
noun 1.ááááá ááááá áááááááśáááś 2.(FIGURATIVE) ááśáááźáááááśáá, ááźáááááááááĄááááááž, victory chant ááááááááááá verb â past tense: chanted ; past participle: chanted ; present participle: chanting ; 1.(RELATIVE) (TRANSITIVE) Chant scriptures ááźááá, ááááźá 2.áááážá 3.(INTRANSITIVE) áááśá, áá, ááááá (ááááá¸) 4.(TRANSITIVE) Chant his praises ááááááááá, chant a song á áááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A short and simple melody, divided into two parts by double bars, to which unmetrical psalms, etc., are sung or recited. It is the most ancient form of choral music. 2.A psalm, etc., arranged for chanting. verb â past tense: chanted ; past participle: chanted ; present participle: chanting ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) Twang; manner of speaking; a canting tone. 2.(TRANSITIVE) To celebrate in song. 3.(TRANSITIVE) To utter with a melodious voice; to sing. 4.(TRANSITIVE) To sing or recite after the manner of a chant, or to a tune called a chant. 5.(INTRANSITIVE) To make melody with the voice; to sing. 6.(INTRANSITIVE) To sing, as in reciting a chant. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.Song, melody
Ô Ł Ô :Ž$ '?
Chaparral'tĘĂŚpÉrĂŚl'áááášáááá(noun)
chap (noun). áááážáááááááááśáŹáááááááááá
(2) (noun)
(noun). (Colloquial) áááťááá old chapááˇáááááááááááá
noun 1.áááťáááááááťá, ááááťá, ááťááśááś, ááźáááááťá, áááááááááťá, áááĄáá, á˘áááááááážááááťáááááá¸áááááśáááááťá, á˘áááááááážááźááááá˝áááááťá 2.ááááśáááááááážááááááž, áááá áá, ááááśáááááá, áááážáááááááááśáŹáááááááááá verb â past tense: chapped ; past participle: chapped ; present participle: chapping ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) áááážáąáááááááááááá, áááážá˛ááááááá, áááážá˛ááááááááá áááŹááááááááś 2.(INTRANSITIVE) ááááááááś, ááááá ENGLISH MEANING noun 1.A cleft, crack, or chink, as in the surface of the earth, or in the skin. 2.A division; a breach, as in a party. 3.One of the jaws or the fleshy covering of a jaw; -- commonly in the plural, and used of animals, and colloquially of human beings. 4.One of the jaws or cheeks of a vise, etc. 5.A man or boy; a youth; a fellow. verb â past tense: chapped ; past participle: chapped ; present participle: chapping ; 1.(TRANSITIVE) To cause to open in slits or chinks; to split; to cause the skin of to crack or become rough. 2.(INTRANSITIVE) To crack or open in slits; as, the earth chaps; the hands chap. á˘áááááááááááááá 1.To strike, to knock, to rap 2.To strike, to beat 3.To bargain, to buy 4.A blow, a rap 5.A buyer, a chapman Ž"#+Y1
ChaoticallykeÉŞËÉtÉŞklÉŞáááá 'á˘áááá¸ááá¸(adverb)