درس 25 – جلد سوم 4000 لغت انگلیسی با ترجمه فارسی
زبان ویدیو: در این آموزش از سری ویدیوهای یادگیری 4000 کلمه ضروری انگلیسی با ترجمه فارسی سایت ZabanVideo درس بیست و پنجم از جلد سوم این مجموعه را همراه تمرین و پاسخ برای شما آماده کردیم.
مجموعه 4000 لغت انگلیسی با ترجمه فارسی کاری اختصاصی از سایت زبان ویدیو برای یادگیری لغات این مجموعه کتاب می باشد. برای تماشای سایر ویدیوهای کانال یادگیری 4000 کلمه ضروری انگلیسی با ترجمه فارسی کلیک کنید.
توجه: برای تهیه ویدیوهای مجموعه 4000 لغت ضروری انگلیسی با ترجمه فارسی به سایت تاپ زبان مراجعه نمایید.
لیست لغات درس 25 جلد سوم
در این ویدیو شما واژه های زیر را همراه با تصویر، تلفظ و مثال یاد خواهید گرفت:
ترجمه فارسی |
واژه انگلیسی |
به گردش درآوردن |
circulate |
نتیجه، پیامد | consequent |
مشتق شدن، نتیجه گرفتن | derive |
(در آبگونه) خفه شدن، غرق شدن
|
drown |
دودمان، سلسله | dynasty |
پاره، بخش، خرده | fraction |
شبنم | frost |
خیال، توهم | illusion |
حمله کردن، تجاوز کردن | invade |
ستوان | lieutenant |
وابسته به دریا و اقیانوس، دریازی | marine |
شایستگی، لیاقت | merit |
ناوگان، نیروی دریایی | navy |
قطبی | polar |
پرتو، اشعه | ray |
استعفا دادن، کنارهگیری کردن | resign |
خودکشی | suicide |
لرزش داشتن، دلواپس بودن | tremble |
نهفته؛ بنیادین | underlying |
توسط، بوسیله | via |
تمرین های این درس
Part A: Choose the right word for the given definition.
- relates to the cold places on Earth
- a. polar
- b. marine
- c. frost
- d. underlying
- a small part of something
- a. fraction
- b. merit
- c. ray
- d. dynasty
- something that appears real but is not
- a. resign
- b. circulate
- c. derive
- d. illusion
- to get from another source
- a. frost
- b. illusion
- c. derive
- d. invade
- to die in the water from lack of air
- a. via
- b. drown
- c. suicide
- d. underlying
Part B: Choose the right definition for the given word.
- invade
- a. to come from
- b. to kill oneself
- c. to take over another country
- d. to happen because of something else
- dynasty
- a. thin layer of ice
- b. a group of rulers from the same family
- c. a person that knows about the sea
- d. very cold
- merit
- a. a low ranking officer
- b. a good quality
- c. a part of a whole
- d. a hidden problem
- resign
- a. to quit
- b. to die underwater
- c. to shake
- d. to move from place to place
- ray
- a. a way to get through
- b. something that seems to be something else
- c. a group of soldiers at sea
- d. a line of light
Circle two words in each group that are related.
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- a. tremble
- b. circulate
- c. ray
- d. frost
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- a. dynasty
- b. marine
- c. navy
- d. merit
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- a. lieutenant
- b. derive
- c. polar
- d. invade
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- a. consequent
- b. underlying
- c. fraction
- d. resign
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- a. illusion
- b. suicide
- c. via
- d. drown
مشاهده ویدیوی کامل و تمرین های درس
برای مشاهده ویدیوی کامل این درس و تمرین های آن با جواب باید اشتراک زبان ویدیو داشته باشید. از طریق قسمت ثبت نام فرم زیر می توانید اقدام به خرید اشتراک نمایید و یا اگر اشتراک دارید وارد شوید. در ضمن حجم مصرفی اینترنت در سایت بر روی تمامی اپراتورها بصورت نیم بها محاسبه می شود.
توجه: این ویدیو قابل دانلود نمی باشد.
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Write a word that is similar in meaning to the underlined part.
- We only require that you donate a small portion of your weekly earnings to our cause.
- The massive empire that involved one family ruled for over 2,000 years.
- The thin lines of sunlight warmed the small room and made it comfortable.
- The unreal situation fooled many people into thinking that it was real.
- Josie arrived by use of the subway.
- The scent of her perfume passed quickly from person to person through the room.
- After hearing about the new policy, Mitch was so upset that he quit his position.
- The thin layer of ice covered the ground and the windows.
- The kitten shook uncontrollably from being cold and wet.
- I was a low ranking officer after graduating from the military academy.
EXERCISE 1
Part A: Choose the right word for the given definition.
1 a. polar
2 a. fraction
3 d. illusion
4 c. derive
5 b. drown
Part B: Choose the right definition for the given word.
1 c. to take over another country
2 b. a group of rulers from the same family
3 b. a good quality
4 a. to quit
5 d. a line of light
EXERCISE 2
Circle two words in each group that are related.
1 a. tremble
d. frost
2 b. marine
c. navy
3 a. lieutenant
d. invade
4 a. consequent
b. underlying
5 b. suicide
d. drown
EXERCISE 3
Write a word that is similar in meaning to the underlined part.
1 fraction
2 dynasty
3 ray
4 illusion
5 via
6 circulated
7 resigned
8 frost
9 trembled
HOW DID GREENLAND GET ITS NAME?
The nation of Greenland isn’t very green. The sun’s rays don’t shine there for three whole months. As a result, it’s covered with snow, ice and frost. Then how was the name derived? It started with a Viking named Erik the Red. Erik had many merits. However, there was an underlying problem . . . he got angry easily. People were scared of him. However, he was married to the niece of a very powerful man. So everybody tried to be nice to him.
One day, Erik fought with his neighbor and killed him. His consequent punishment was to leave Iceland.
Many stories circulated about a land west of Iceland. But only a fraction of the people in Iceland believed them. Still, Erik wanted to find it.
Erik sailed toward the land via the Atlantic Ocean. His marine knowledge was good, but the trip was hard. Some of his men drowned. Erik’s lieutenant wanted to resign from his position. Others thought about committing suicide.
Suddenly, Erik thought he saw something. “ I don’t believe it,” said Erik. “ It must be an illusion.” But it was no trick—it was the new land!
Erik trembled in the cold polar air. He saw that there was ice everywhere. He realized that the ice could keep enemies out. Not even the best navy could invade the new land. He could start a new dynasty in his name. But how could he convince people to live here?
“ I’ll call it ‘Greenland,’” he said. Erik’s plan worked Within two years, over a thousand people moved to Greenland. In the end, Greenland got its name all because of a trick.
Part A: Mark each statement T for true or F for false. Rewrite the false statements to make them true.
- The sun’s rays don’t ever shine on Greenland.
- Erik the Red wanted to start a dynasty in his name in Iceland.
- Erik the Red’s consequent punishment for killing his neighbor was to leave Iceland for Denmark.
- Erik’s lieutenant thought about resigning.
- The ice around Greenland protected it from being invaded by navies.
- Greenland’s name was derived from Erik’s favorite color.
Part B: Answer the questions.
- According to the story, what was Erik’s underlying problem?
- a. He traveled via ship.
- b. He had many merits.
- c. He got angry easily.
- d. He circulated stories that weren’t true.
- All of the following happened to people on Erik’s ship EXCEPT ______.
- a. they wanted to resign
- b. they found gold
- c. they drowned
- d. they thought about suicide
- What did Erik think he was looking at when he first saw Greenland?
- a. A fraction
- b. An illusion
- c. Frost
- d. A marine bird
- Why did Erik want to bring more people to Greenland?
- a. To help them grow food
- b. So he could set up a dynasty
- c. To explore more land
- d. To protect them from the Vikings
READING COMPREHENSION
Part A: Mark each statement T for true or F for false. Rewrite the false statements to make them true.
1 F / The sun’s rays don’t shine on Greenland for three months. /
2 F / He wanted to start a dynasty in his name in Greenland. /
3 F / Erik the Red’s consequent punishment for killing his neighbor was to leave Iceland. /
4 T
5 T
6 F / Erik gave it the name Greenland because he wanted many people to settle there. /
Part B: Answer the questions.
1 c. He got angry easily.
2 b. they found gold
3 b. An illusion
4 b. So he could set up a dynasty
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