Drawback Drawback (noun) /ˈdrɔː.bæk/ US /ˈdrɑː-/ a shortcoming or disadvantage of a situation, plan, technique, etc. – problem – downside: One of the drawbacks of e-learning is that some people still don’t trust its efficacy. Antonyms advantage, benefit
Except for Except for (prep) used to emphasize that a particular person, thing, item, etc. is different from the rest in a group – other than – but: All of the students could pass the exam except for Erick. Antonyms in addition to, as well as Parts of Speech Noun: exception Adjective: exceptional Adjective: excepted …
Trend Trend (noun) /trend/ 1. a general tendency in the way a system, situation, etc. is changing or developing – tendency – inclination: There’s been a significant trend away from personal computers and toward laptops and tablets. 2. a new prevailing fashion or mode that is widely accepted – craze – vogue: Being a teenage …
Efficiency Efficiency (noun) /ɪˈfɪʃ.ənt.si/ the quality of doing something appropriately without wasting energy, time or money – competence – efficacy: The main area of concern in this town is to develop new reliable methods for energy efficiency. Parts of Speech Adjective: efficient Adverb: efficiently Antonyms incompetence, inefficiency
Turning point Turning point (noun) the time when a very important change starts to happen, which generally makes the situation better – defining moment, landmark: Holding my newborn child in my arms for the first time was actually the turning point in my life.
In some respects In some respects (adv) used to show that something is somehow true – somehow – someway – one way or another: Although I didn’t agree with her, I should admit that she was right in some respects.
Skeleton Skeleton (noun) /ˈskel.ɪ.tən/ US /-ţən/ 1. the structure of all the bones in humans or other vertebrate animals – bones frame: We found several decayed human skeletons in our recent archaeological excavation. 2. the most fundamental and basic parts or ingredients of something – building block – outline – basic framework: My supervisor supported …
Eventually Eventually (adv) /ɪˈven.tju.əl.i/ after a long time with so many problems and setbacks – in the end – finally, ultimately: After so much struggle and perseverance, he could eventually find his favorite job. Parts of Speech Noun: eventuality Adjective: eventual Antonyms immediately, instantly
Family members in Farsi Family members in Farsi Watch this video on YouTube وقتی یک مرد و یک زن با هم ازدواج می کنند، تشکیل خانواده می دهند. زن و شوهر (همسر ها)، بعد از ازدواج، به ماه عسل می روند / می رن. تازه داماد و تازه عروس، معمولا پس از مدتی، بچه دار …
Rounded Rounded (adj) /ˈraʊn.dɪd/ having curved or round edges or surfaces – round or curved – curvy – smoothed: Young children were asked to distinguish between rounded and pointed objects. Antonyms pointed Parts of Speech Adjective: round