Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl 
Trek Trek /trek/ (noun & verb) Definition to make a long and difficult journey usually on land, to walk a long distance slowly, hike, walk, ramble, wander, journey, travel, trip, march, trail: Example Carrying essential equipment is a prerequisite for commencing a long trek. Taking a trek can definitely strengthen your persistence and tolerance. Parts of speech Noun: …
Promenade Promenade /ˌprɒm.əˈnɑːd/ US /ˌprɑː.məˈneɪd/ (noun) a path on the seashore for walking, walkway, path, sea front, boardwalk, prom, walk for pleasure, stroll, marching dance movement, to walk or stroll for pleasure: The rise in sea level reaches the promenade when the tide is in due to the phenomenon of global warming. Lying on promenades, I tanned …
Child psychology in education Child psychology in education The most common thing among children is “being a child”. Each child has his or her personality. The tutor must recognize the personality of each of them and treat them by their personality. The art of good tutors is communicating well with children and establishing mutual respect. …
Package tour Package tour (noun) when a travel agency organizes your trip in advance by covering transportation, accommodation, meals, and often entertainment, fully organized vacation tour: Travel agencies attract customers through a cost-effective package tour. Package tours can help you build up a rapport with other people.
Jaunt Jaunt /dʒɔːnt/ US /dʒɑːnt/ (noun & verb) a short trip for pleasure trip with a brief sojourn, break, day out, excursion, outing, away day: A weekend jaunt could help alleviate sad feelings. We went to the north of Iran to take a jaunt. We plan a group jaunt in the town this weekend.
Hit the road Hit the road (idiom) (an idiom) to start a journey, begin a trip, depart, set off for a journey, go away, make a move, go on a trip, take a trip: He hit the road around the world to look for new things. We hit the road ahead of schedule due to a broadcast …
Field trip Field trip (noun) a short trip for students to study something outside school or college, trek, expedition, quest, search: The best way to learn botany is to go on a field trip with a botanist. We took a geography field trip to become familiar with the structure and formation of rocks in middle …
English Vocabulary about Art English Vocabulary about Art Canvas Some artists prefer a board for painting to a canvas. Nowadays, scientists could scrutinize the authenticity of a painting by examining its canvas. chef d’oeuvre The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci is one of the chefs d’oeuvre in painting. The painting could have been included …
Expedition Expedition /ˌek.spəˈdɪʃ.ən/ (noun) a well-arranged journey for a particular purpose, organized trip, voyage, excursion, trip, mission, trek, group, team – speed in doing something Several expeditions have been arranged to find the lost child. They embarked upon a new expedition in order to familiarize themselves with various cultures. Parts of speech Verb: expedite Adjective: expeditious Adjective: expeditionary …
Excursion Excursion /ɪkˈskɜː.ʃən/ US /-ˈskɝː-/ (noun) a short trip for pleasure, pleasure trip, jaunt, outing, tour, day trip, departure, detour, deviation, group, team: I expect a charming excursion to the local scenery from the tour package. When it comes to holidays, I would rather go on an excursion than stay home. Some travel agencies give every …