Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl 
Lyrics English Flashcard Lyrics English Flashcard (noun) /ˈlɪr.ɪks/ plural noun the words or lines of a song, particularly a popular song: I’d like to read through the lyrics as I don’t exactly remember the words. Parts of Speech Adjective: lyrical Adverb: lyrically
Flourish English Flashcard Flourish English Flashcard (noun & verb) /ˈflʌr.ɪʃ/ US /ˈflɝː-/ verb: 1. to grow and become more and more successful – develop – thrive – succeed: In this fertile land, plants can flourish very soon. 2. to wave something in your hand so that other people could notice that: He beckoned me by …
Eat Humble Pie 1100 Words You Need Eat Humble Pie 1100 Words You Need to officially admit that you were wrong and apologize for that, give in, admit, apologize: It took much courage for the renowned professor to eat humble pie and admit that he was wrong about that scientific theory in public. Antonyms be …
Specify English Flashcard Specify English Flashcard (verb) /ˈspes.ɪ.faɪ/ to give a careful and detailed description or explanation of something, indicate, define: He just gave an unclear explanation of the complicated procedure. He needs to specify the exact mechanism. Parts of Speech Adjective: specific Adverb: specifically Noun: specificity Antonyms generalize
Fluctuation English Flashcard Fluctuation English Flashcard(noun) /ˌflʌk.tjuˈeɪ.ʃən/ a change or variation in the amount, price, rate, etc. of something over time: There is so much fluctuation in the interest rates among the young. Parts of Speech Verb: fluctuate Antonyms permanence, stability
Point of view English Flashcard Point of view English Flashcard (noun) 1. a special way you look at, consider or think about something: From my point of view, rural life is much better than urban life. 2. someone’s personal idea, opinion or attitude toward something: I’m sorry but I have an opposing point of view.
Empathy English Flashcard Empathy English Flashcard (noun) /ˈem.pə.θi/ The ability to put yourself in someone else’s shoes to understand their situation better – understanding – sympathy: As a psychologist, you should know the difference between “empathy” and “sympathy”. Parts of Speech Verb: empathize Adjective: empathetic Adverb: empathetically
Replete 1100 Words You Need Replete 1100 Words You Need /rɪˈpliːt/ (adj) full, especially with food, well-supplied, steeped in, immersed in, abounding, rife, fraught, filled, stuffed, saturated, brimming: After two helpings of dessert, Sergio was at last replete. This car has an engine replete with the latest technology. Parts of Speech Adverb: repletely Noun: repleteness …
Etymology English Flashcard Etymology English Flashcard (noun) /ˌet.ɪˈmɒl.ə.dʒi/ US /-ˈmɑː.lə-/ The scientific study of the origin and history of words: One way to remember difficult words is to study the etymology of them. Parts of Speech Noun: etymologist Adjective: etymological Adverb: etymologically
Steeped 1100 Words You Need Steeped 1100 Words You Need /sti:pd/ (adj) saturated and soaked, drenched, replete with, preoccupied with, immersed in, flooded, inundated, marinated, full, overloaded: Interestingly, this family are steeped in satire and comedy. Leave the beans in the water for a while to be completely steeped. Antonyms dry, inattentive, unfocused