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n. [بیوروکریسی] over-regulated administrative system The Internal Revenue Service is the ultimate bureaucracy; taxpayers wasted so much paper filling out IRS forms to comply with the Paper-work Reduction Act. |
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burly |
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a. [burly] husky; muscular and heavily built That was 25 years ago, but I still recall the burly driver eying me in the rear-view mirror as we idled at a red light on Michigan Avenue. |
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cache |
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n. [کیچ] hiding place; secret store of valuables or money The detectives followed the suspect until he led them to the cache where he had stored his loot. |
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cadaver |
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n. [cadaver] corpse; dead body, especially one intended for dissection In some states, it is illegal to dissect cadaver. |
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calculated |
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a. [حساب] deliberately planned; carefully thought out in advance Her conventional suit was one calculated to appeal to the conservative judges. |
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caliber |
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n. [قابلیت] ability; degree or grade of excellence or worth; diameter of a tube or gun barrel Einstein's cleaning the blackboards again? Albert quit it! A man of your caliber shouldn't have to do such tasks. |
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callous |
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a. [کٹھور] emotionally hardened; unfeeling; toughened He had worked in the hospital for so many years that he was callous to the suffering in the wards. |
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camouflage |
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v. [camouflage] exploit natural surroundings to disguise something; conceal To rescue Han Solo, Princess Leia decided to camouflage herself in the helmet and cloak of a space bandit. |
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candor |
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n. [خراپن] frankness; quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech Jack can carry candor too far: when he told Jill his honest opinion of her, she nearly slapped his face. |
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canine |
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a. [کتے] related to dogs; dog-like; affecting or derived from dogs They will then incubate the viruses in canine tissue cells to see how well they grow. |
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cant |
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n. [ضد] inclination or slope; slanted or oblique surface; jargon, especially of thieves; dialect I strayed from my own voice and slipped into jargon, cant, or false sentiment. |
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capacity |
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n. [صلاحیت] mental or physical ability; ability to accommodate Mike had the capacity to handle several jobs at once. |
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caprice |
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n. [caprice] sudden, unexpected fancy; impulsive change of mind Some revolutions may have originated in caprice or generated in ambition. |
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caption |
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n. [عنوان] title; chapter heading; text under illustration We got a caption error in The Far Side cartoons shown yesterday. |
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carat |
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n. [کیریٹ] unit of weight for precious stones; a measure of fineness of gold He gave her a three carat diamond mounted in a gold band. |
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cardinal |
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a. [کارڈنل] chief; serving as an essential component If you want to increase your word power, the cardinal rule of vocabulary-building is to read. |
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cardiologist |
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n. [ہردئروگ ماہر] the doctor who specializes in medical problems related to heart When the physician noticed Philip had a slight heart murmur, she referred him to a cardiologist for further tests. |
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carnage |
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n. [ہونیوالے] destruction of life; the savage and excessive killing of many people The film The Killing Fields vividly depicts the carnage wreaked by Pol Pot's followers in Cambodia. |
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carnal |
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a. [carnal] fleshly; of or relating to body or flesh; bodily This wasn't about love; this was about raw animal attraction, about kindred spirits in carnal lust. |
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cascade |
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n. [ترتیب وار] small waterfall; sudden downpour We were too tired to appreciate the beauty of this cascade because we had to detour around it to avoid watering down. |