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Trouble (doing sth/with sth) |
A situation that cause a problem |
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Get /be held up |
If you get held up or are held up sth has caused you to be late. Be delayed |
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Day return |
A ticket to travel to a place and back again on the same day |
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Valid |
Acceptable and able to be used |
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Due |
Expected to arrive or happen |
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Get in |
Arrive Usually of train or coach |
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Cancel sth |
Deside that sth that has been planned will not happen |
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Warning |
Information that sth bad may happen |
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Connecting flight |
A flight that leave soon after another one arrives |
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Meant to do sth |
If sb is or was meant to do sth They have been asked to do it. |
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Pick sb/sth up |
Go to place and collected sb/sth (Usually in a car) |
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Turn up |
Arrive or appear (Often use in the negative) |
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Trip |
A journey to place and back again, for business or pleasure, often for a short period of time (Day trip, business trip) |
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Overnight |
For one night |
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Hire a car |
Rent a car Pay to use a car for a short time |
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Stop off |
Stop during a journey to do sth |
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Via |
Going through a place (to get to another place) |
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Nightmare |
An experience that is very unpleasant |
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Get/be stuck |
Be unable to move easily |
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Traffic jam |
A long line of cars moving very slowly |
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End up |
Find yourself in a place or situation you didn't plan. |
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The outskirts |
The outer part of a town or city is called The outskirts |
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Heavy traffic |
A lot of cars on the road at a particular time. |
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The rush hour |
The time when a lot of people are traveling to and from work. |
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Way |
Is the route or direction that you need to take to get somewhere The wrong way On the way On my way |
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Have toothache |
Have a pain in your tooth |
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Bite sth Bit Bitten |
Cut ath with your teeth. |
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Chew |
Use your teeth to break up food in your mouth |
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Painful |
If sth is painful, it hurts. |
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Check-up |
A medical or dental examination to see if you are healthy. |
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Dental surgery |
A place where a dentist sees you (also doctor's surgery) |
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Make an appointment |
Arrange a time to go to dentist, doctor, etc. |
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Examine sb/sth |
Look at sb/sth very carefully. |
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Filling |
A mixture that a dentist put in your tooth to fill a hole. |
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Take out a tooth |
Remove a tooth from your mouth. |
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Cause sth |
Be the reason that sth happens, often something bad. |
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Treatment |
The things a doctor or dentist does to make you better. Treat sb. |
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Dreading |
If you are dreadig sth You are afraid sth that is going to happen. |
I dread going to the dentist. |
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Looking forward |
If you are looking forward to sth You are happy or excited about sth that is going to happen. |
My treatment finishes tomorrow; l am really looking forward to that. |
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Serious accident |
A bad or dangerous accident. |
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Occur |
Happen, especially in a way that has not been planned. |
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Skid Skidded |
Suddenly move forward or sideways without any control. |
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Collide with sth |
Hit sth very hard while moving. |
Crash into sth |
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Vehicle |
A car, bike, bus, or lorry. |
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Block a road, etc |
Make it difficult for anything to pass. |
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Lane |
A part of a wide road marked by painted white lines. |
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Emergency services |
The police, ambulance, and fire services. |
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Break down |
(Of a vehicle) stop working. |
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Injured |
Hurt physically. |
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Scene |
منظره, چشم انداز |
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Motorist |
ماشین سوار |
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Go into hospital |
Go for treatment and stay there for a one night or more. |
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Go to hospital |
Go there for treatment, but not stay in. |
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Concerned about sb |
Worried about sb |
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Specialist |
A person who knows a lot about a particular subject, a heart specialist. In hospital, this person is often called a Consultant. |
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Test s X-ray s Scan s |
A medical examination of part of your body An eye test. A blood test. |
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Treat sb Treatment |
Give medical help to sb to make them better. |
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Operation |
In an operation, the doctor cuts open the body (operates) to treat the person. |
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Immediately |
Whit no delay |
SYN . Straightaway |
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Urgent |
Needing to be done quickly. |
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Surgeon |
A doctor who does medical operations. |
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Benefit |
A thing that has a good or helpful result. |
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Risk |
A danger that sth bad happen. |
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Patient |
A person who is having treatment. |
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Care for sb |
Look after sb |
SYN. Take care of sb |
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Ward |
بخش در بیمارستان |
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Successful |
If sth is successful, it has gone well. |
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Recover(from sth) |
Bacom well after you have bin ill. |
SYN. Get over sth. |
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Operation theater |
اتاق عمل |
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Use Enough |
After adj, adv (Good, well, old, long) Well enough, strange enough Before plural, uncountable nouns Enough doctors, enough money. |
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Task |
A pice of work you must do. |
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Do the washing up |
Wash dishes, plates, glasses, etc. After a meal. |
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Wipe sth |
Clean or dry sth with a cloth. |
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Grease Greasy (adj) |
Oil or fat that comes from cooking. |
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Tidy (up) |
Make a place look better by putting things in the correct place. |
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Sweep sth |
Remove dirt from the floor or ground with a broom. |
Broom |
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Mud Muddy (adj) |
Soft, wet earth. ( if you walk a field after rain, you shoes will be muddy. |
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Mop |
چوبی که کهنه یا پشم سر آن می بندند برای پاک کردن گردگیری کردن |
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Bucket |
سطل |
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Dirt Dirty(adj) |
A substance that isn't clean. |
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Vacuum sth |
Clean a carpet or floor using a vacuum cleaner |
SNY . hoovert (v) |
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Dust sth Dust(n) Dusty(adj) |
Remove very small piece of dry dirt from sth . |
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Polish sth Polish(n) |
Make sth shine by rubbing it with a cream or liquid. |
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Rubbing |
ساییدن |
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Have sth done Get sth done |
You pay sb to do sth for you Have a haircut Have my hair cut |
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Let |
Allow sth to happen without trying to stop it. |
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Trim sth |
Cut sth a little so that is shorter and tidier. |
SYN . give sth a trim. Trim (N) |
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Fringe |
Bangs |
چتری |
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Parting |
فرق مو |
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Keep sth |
Make sth stay in a particular state or condition and not change. |
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Hairstyle |
The way your hair is cut and arranged. |
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Cut and Blow-dry |
Dry with a hairdryer |
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Perm Permed |
فر زدن طولانی مدت مو شش ماهه |
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Colour |
رنگ کردن مو |
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Scissors |
قیچی |
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Multi-storey car park |
A large car park with several floors. |
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Pavement |
The part of the road where people walk. |
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Filthy |
Very dirty. |
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Subway |
A tunnel that goes under a road or railway so people can walk to the other side. |
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Beg Begger |
Ask for food or money. |
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Hurry |
Move or do sth quickly. |
SYN . rush |
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Graffiti |
Pictures or writing on a wall in a public place (often humorous or political) |
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Humorous |
خنده آور . فکاهی |
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Litter |
Paper and rubbish that is dropped and left on the ground in a public place. |
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Whistle |
Make a musical sound with your lips nearly closed. |
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Inner city |
That part of a large city which is near the center and often poor. |
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Depressing |
Making you feel sad and without hope. |
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Wonder |
Ask yourself questions about sth. |
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Area |
The word area can be used for part of town, country, or the world. |
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Region |
A region is part of a country or world A desert region |
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District |
A district is part of a town or country often with special quality. Financial district |
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Part |
A part is often used when we are talking about a town. Lovely part of the city |
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Suburb |
An area outside the center of town, where a lot of people live. |
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Ideal |
Perfect, the best possible. |
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Lively |
Full of interest, and with things to do. |
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Space |
A place or area that is empty and not used. |
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Surrounded by sth |
If a building surrounded by sth, that things is all around it. |
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Handy |
Located near to things you need. |
SYN. Convenient |
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Local |
Located in the area where you live. |
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Disadvantage |
A situation or things that is not good ort causes problems. |
SYN. Drawback. OPP. Advantage. |
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Growth |
An increase in size or number. |
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Built-up |
With a lot of building. |
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A shame |
A fact or situation that makes you feel disappointed. |
SYN. A pity. |