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:: یادگیری زبان انگلیسی ::CHEERFUL
CHEERFUL
- In spite of his numerous problems he's always cheerful.
- After having a bad day I like listening to some cheerful music.
COMMODITY
COMMODITY
- People are afraid that commodity prices will rise if we enter the Eurozone.
- Farmers are happy, because the demand for agricultural commodities has risen recently.
MIST
MIST
- The mountain top was covered in mist.
- I decided not to drive today because of the dense mist.
MODEST
MODEST
- She was so modest about her success. She said that it was nothing extraordinary.
- He's rich but modest. He never makes the other feel worse.
SINCERE
SINCERE
- I'm sure he was not sincere in what he said to me last night. He often tells lies.
- He's a great actor. He's so sincere in what he does!
CRUEL
CRUEL
- The guards were very cruel to the prisoners.
- Vegetarians claim that eating animals is cruel.
ORDINARY
ORDINARY
- They've got an ordinary sort of house, it's really nothing special.
- People wake up every morning to start another ordinary day.
QUARREL
QUARREL
- After a quarrel they decided to split up.
- Our neighbors quarrel all the time, preventing me from falling asleep.
NUISANCE
NUISANCE
- Everybody that suffered any type of migrane would tell you that it's a nuisance.
- Growing up four nasty children without their father was a real nuisance for her.
[a person, thing, or situation that annoys you or causes problems
a real/awful/terrible etc nuisance
- The dogs next door are a real nuisance.
What a nuisance! British English
- What a nuisance! I've forgotten my ticket.
I hate to be a nuisance.../Sorry to be a nuisance...
- I hate to be a nuisance, but could you move your car to the other side of the street?
- Stop making a nuisance of yourself (=annoying other people with your behaviour)!
- It's a nuisance having to get up that early on a Sunday morning.
Law/ the use of a place or property in a way that causes public annoyance:
- The nightclub has been declared a public nuisance.
hotshot
hotshot(n): someone who is very successful and confident
- a hotshot lawyer
- as for, math, I am a hotshot but when it comes to geography I truly suck.