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اما...........نه خداوند ونه شیطان
سرنوشت تو را بتی رقم زد که دیگران می پرستند

کاش می فهمیدی زندگی مبحث بی دیواری است
و تو محکوم
به حبس ابدی
و عدالت ستم معتدلی است
که درون رنگ قانون جاری است

برترین آزادگان را می توانستی کنی دیدار
در هراس آورترین دخمه های شهر
سخت ترین فریادها را میتوانستی بر آری
لیک.........
لب فرو بستن در آن دوزخ
از شروط زنده ماندن بود

من باید آنچه را احساس می کنم بنویسم
و می نویسم
و تو ای پاسدار جهالت اگر می خواهی دهان فریاد مرا قفل کنی قفل کن!
اما فراموش مکن همان انسان که دیروز ندانسته برای تو قفل می ساخت امروز دانسته کلیدش را برای من می سازد.

Pact(n):پیمان_عهد_قرارداد

Pallid(adj):رنگ پریده_زرد_کمرنگ

Parvenu(n,Fr):تازه به دوران رسیده

Pilaster(n):ستون چهارگوش

Plagiarism(n):انتحال_سرقت ادبی

Polysyllabic(adj):چند هجایی

Poleax(n,v):تبر_با تبر کشتن

Proficient(adj):زبردست_ماهر_حاذق

Be hard put to it=در فشار بودن_مجبور بودن
Set at large=آزاد کردن_ول کردن
Take silk=وزیر پادشاه شدن
SOURCE:HAIM DICTIONARY
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Iran (Persian: ايران) is a Middle Eastern country located in Southwest Asia bordering Armenia, Azerbaijan including its Nakhichevan exclave and Turkmenistan to the north, Pakistan and Afghanistan to the east, Turkey and Iraq to the west.
Until 1935 the country was referred to in the West as Persia. In 1959, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi announced that both terms could be used. In 1979, the Iranian revolution established a theocratic Islamic Republic, changing the country's official name to the Islamic Republic of Iran (جمهوری اسلامی ايران). Dispute exists as to the country's current official name.
History
Sometime around 1500 to 1000 BC, the Iranian nomads of Indo-European stock emigrated to the Iranian plateau possibly from Central Asia. In 8th century BC, the first Iranian government was established under the Median dynasty and under the following dynasty, the Achaemenids, Iranians built the first world empire. Their empire emerged in the 6th century BC under Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Persian Empire, who called himself "King of Iran and beyond". Indeed, the name Persia is derived from Persis, the ancient Greek name for the empire. The Achaemenid dynasty was followed by the Parthian and Sassanid dynasties as Persia's greatest pre-Islamic empires. Alexander the Great first conquered Persia in 331 BC, followed by Islam's Arab forces in the 7th century, and Genghis Khan, and lastly, Tamerlane who conquered a significant portion of Persia in the middle ages.

After 2500 years, the ruins of Persepolis still inspire visitors from far and near.
The 9th century saw the rise of the Saffarids and then other lines of kings or shahs. During the 19th century Persia came under increasing pressure from both Russia and the United Kingdom, leading to a process of modernization that continued into the 20th century. By the 20th century Iranians were longing for a change and thus followed the Persian Constitutional Revolution of 1905/1911.
In 1953 Iran's elected prime minister Mohammad Mosaddeq, was removed from power in a complex plot orchestrated by British and US intelligence agencies (dubbed "Operation Ajax"). Many scholars suspect that this ouster was motivated by British-US opposition to Mosaddeq's attempt to nationalize Iran's oil.
Following Mosaddeq's fall, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (Iran's monarch) grew increasingly dictatorial. With strong support from the USA and the UK, the Shah further modernized Iranian industry but crushed civil liberties. His autocratic rule, including systematic torture and other human rights violations, led to the Iranian revolution and overthrow of his regime in 1979. After more than a year of political struggle between a variety of different groups, an Islamic republic was established under the Ayatollah Khomeini by a revolution.
The new theocratic political system instituted some conservative Islamic reforms and engaged in an anti-Western course. In particular Iran distanced itself from the United States due to the American involvement in the 1953 coup, which supplanted an elected government with the Shah's repressive regime. It also declared its refusal to recognize the existence of Israel as a state. The new government inspired various groups considered by a large part of the Western World to be fundamentalist. As a consequence some countries, currently led by the USA, consider Iran to be a hostile power.
In 1980 Iran was attacked by neighbouring Iraq and the destructive Iran-Iraq War continued until 1988. The struggle between reformists and conservatives over the future of the country continues today through electoral politics and was a central Western focus in the 2005 Elections where Conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad triumphed.SOURCE:INTERNET
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1-He was quite definite about it and assured me he ......... come.

(a) will
(b) shall
(c) should
(d) would

2-If they ......... arrive late, they will have to get their own meal.

(a) do
(b) had
(c) would
(d) will

3-I really hope I ......... see you again.

(a) did
(b) shall
(c) should
(d) would
SOURCE:HTTP://WWW.ENGLISH_TEST.NET

Obdurate(adj):سخت دل

Oblong(adj):مستطیل

Octagonal(adj):هشت گوشه

Offensively(adv):بطور اهانت آمیزی

Optimist(n):نیک بین_خوش بین

Orientation(n):جهت یابی_تعیین موقت

Ornithology(n):پرنده شناسی

Outperform(v):پشت سر گذاشتن_جلو افتادن

Paint the town red(Slang):=الواطی کردن
Give pause to=دچار تأمل کردن
Regale oneself=لذت بردن_خوش بودن
SOURCE:HAIM DICTIONARY
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Fuck is a strong and generally provocative swearword in Modern English and is one of the best-known vulgarisms in the English-speaking world. Although, nowadays, it is used more freely.
It is unclear whether the word has always been considered impolite and, if not, when it was initially considered to be profane. Some evidence indicates that in some English-speaking locales it was considered acceptable as late as the 17th century meaning "to strike" or "to penetrate" [1]. Other evidence indicates that it may have become vulgar as early as the 16th century in England; thus other reputable sources such as the Oxford English Dictionary contend the true etymology is still uncertain, but appears to point to an Anglo-Saxon origin that in later times spread to the British colonies and worldwide.
The two seemingly contradictory hypotheses may reflect cultural and/or regional English dialects. .SOURCE:INTERNET
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1-What ......... be doing this time tomorrow?

(a) were you
(b) did you
(c) have you
(d) will you

2-......... go if you like because I have to do some shopping.

(a) I'm
(b) I'd
(c) I'll
(d) I've

3-I ......... simply wait until she comes back.

(a) was
(b) am
(c) shall
(d) do
SOURCE:HTTP://WWWENGLISH_TEST.NET

Naive(adj):ساده_بی تزویر_ساده لوح_طبیعی

Niggardly(adj,adv):بخیل و خسیس_خسیسانه و با خست

Nonchalance(n):سهل انگاری_اهمال_لا قیدی و بی حالی

Nullify(v):لغو کردن_ملغی کردن

Nuncio(n):سفیر پاپ_ایلچی پاپ

Nutcracker(n):قند شکن

Nuisance(n):آزار_اذیت_آفت_بلا

Nozzle(n):سرلوله_آب پخش کن

Pretend illness=ناخوشی را بهانه کردن
Beat up the quarters of someone=به دیدن کسی رفتن_سر وقت کسی رفتن
Render help=کمک کردن/دادن
SOURCE:HAIM DICTIONARY
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Effects of Alcohol on Your Body
Alcohol is a drug. It affects the way you feel and it affects all parts of your body.
• BRAIN: Alcohol is a "downer," It directly affects the brain cells. Unclear thinking, staggering and slurred speech may result. Large amounts of alcohol may cause unconsciousness or death.
• EYES: Alcohol causes blurred vision.
• HEART: Alcohol can increase the workload of the heart. Irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure can result.
• LIVER: Alcohol can poison the liver. Prolonged use causes extensive damage and failure.
• STOMACH/PANCREAS: Alcohol irritates the digestive system. Vomiting and ulcers may result.
• KIDNEYS: Alcohol can stop the kidneys from maintaining a proper balance of body fluids and minerals.
• VEINS/ARTERIES: Alcohol widens blood vessels causing headaches and loss of body heat.
• BLOOD: Alcohol reduces your body's ability to produce blood cells resulting in anemia and/or infections.
• MUSCLES: Alcohol can cause muscle weakness, including the heart muscle.
SOURCE:INTERNET
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1-My mother was ......... down the hall lost in thoughts.

(a) jumping
(b) pacing
(c) jumping
(d) wandering

2-Homeless people often ......... about the streets.

(a) move
(b) stagger
(c) wander
(d) limp

3-Every day after work Brian and Joan ......... together back home.

(a) move
(b) walk
(c) turn
(d) pace
SOURCE:HTTP://WWW.ENGLISH_TEST.NET

Machination(n):دسیسه_دوزوکلک_فتنه

Mellifluous(adj):شیرین _سلیس

Mightily(adv):با توانایی_به نیرو

Mistrial(n):سوء دادرسی_دادرسی بی نتیجه

Mongrel(n):آدم/جانور دورگه_گیاه پیوندی

Mutation(n):جهش_موتاسیون_تغییر

Mutually(adv):ازدوسر_متقابلاً

Mythology(n):اسطوره شناسی_تاریخ اساطیر_اساطیر

Put in practice=عملی/اجرا کردن
Lay to rest=به خاک سپردن_دفن کردن
Set off laughing=به خنده انداختن
SOURCE:HAIM_DICTIONARY
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The term narcotic, derived from the Greek word narkotikos, meaning "benumbing or deadening", originally referred to a variety of substances that induced sleep (such state is narcosis). In the U.S. legal context, narcotic refers to opium, opium derivatives, and their semisynthetic or totally synthetic substitutes. Cocaine and coca leaves, which are classified as "narcotics" in the U.S. Controlled Substances Act (CSA), are chemically not narcotics.
Because the term is often used broadly, inaccurately and/or pejoratively outside medical contexts, most medical professionals prefer the more precise term opioid for all natural, semi-synthetic and synthetic substances that behave pharmacologically like morphine, the primary constituent of natural opium.
Administration
Narcotics can be administered in a variety of ways. Some are taken orally, transdermally (skin patches) or injected. They are also available in suppositories. As recreational drugs, they are often smoked, snorted, or self-administered by the more direct routes of subcutaneous ("skin popping") and intravenous ("mainlining") injection.SOURCE:INTERNET
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1-The soldier was ......... in the arm by a bullet.

(a) pounded
(b) struck
(c) beaten
(d) knocked

2-I've .........my hand against the door two times already.

(a) beaten
(b) slapped
(c) slammed
(d) hit

3-Give me a hand, please, I need you to ......... those two eggs in a bowl.

(a) beat
(b) strike
(c) hit
(d) knock
SOURCE:HTTP://WWW.ENGLISH_TEST.NET

Laburnum(n):قصاص

Lacklustre(adj):بی نور_بی روح و ملال آور

Lair(n):لانه ی جانور وحشی_کنام

Lancet(n):نشتر_نیشتر

Litigation(n):مرافعه_دادخواهی

Loathe(v):نفرت داشتن از

Luxuriate(v):خوش گذزاندن_لذت بردن

Lynch(v):حلق آویز کردن_دار زدن

Give in marriage=شوهر دادن
Be no more=مردن
Turn an honest money=پول حلال درآوردن
SOURCE:HAIM_DICTIONARY
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Mehdi Mahdavikia (مهدی مهدوی‌کیا in Persian) (born July 24, 1977) is a soccer player and part of the Iran national football team

He currently plays for SV Hamburg in Germany, having been signed for that club in 2000. He previously played for the Perspolis club in his native Iran and VfL Bochum in Germany. His current position is right winger and at times plays striker. In 2003, he was awarded Asian Player of the Year by the Asian Football Confederation. He was awarded Hamburg Player of the Year in 2003 and 2004 by the fans, and also attained the envious title of the top assister of goals in the Bundesliga. However, relative to his previous season, he had a poor season in the 2004-2005 season and was benched. In the 2005/2006 season he has gained his old form back and was able to regain his spot as a starter, being influential in many of Hamburg's victories, such as scoring the winning against Bundesliga heavyweights Schalke. He was considered Iran's best player in the 1998 World Cup and was named in the list from which the team of the tournament was chosen

Mehdi Mahdavikia's strongest points are his vision, passing skills, fast paced runs, and set-pieces such as corners, spotkicks and free kicks. Apart from being a total professional on the pitch he is also known as a perfect gentleman off the pitch always finding the time for fans and reporters to answer questions or sign autographs

Mahdavikia was one of the influential players that played in Iran's crucial 1-0 victory over Bahrain to qualify for the upcoming 2006 World Cup held in Germany.
SOURCE:INTERNET
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1-You have no right to treat me this way and ......... me like an animal!

(a) strike
(b) beat
(c) spank
(d) pound

2-Brian came home very angry, he started shouting at the kids and ......... the table.

(a) spanking
(b) beating
(c) pounding
(d) thrashing

3-I hate her habit of......... the kids for no particular reason.

(a) knocking
(b) pounding
(c) striking
(d) spanking
SOURCE:HTTP://WWW.ENGLISH_TEST.NET

Keenly(adj):زیرکانه_با اشتیاق_با هوشیاری

Ketchup(n):سس گوجه فرنگی

Kleptomaniac(n):مبتلا به جنون دزدی

Kerosene(n):نفت خام

Ken(n):نظر_بینش_بصیرت

Kipper(n):ماهی دودی/خشک

Kowtow(v):(در چین)سجده کردن

Knoll(n):تپه ی کوچک

Lash into a fury=خشمگین کردن
Strike a light=کبریت زدن
Give full measure=به اندازه دادن
SOURCE:HAIM DICTIONARY
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A telescope (from the Greek tele = 'far' and skopein = 'to look or see'; teleskopos = 'far-seeing') is an astronomical tool which gathers and focuses electromagnetic radiation. Telescopes increase the apparent angular size of distant objects, as well as their apparent brightness. Telescopes used for non-astronomical purposes include theodolites, transits, spotting scopes, monoculars, binoculars, camera lenses and spyglasses.
The word "telescope" usually refers to optical telescopes, but there are telescopes for most of the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation.
Radio telescopes are focused radio antennas, usually shaped like large dishes. The dish is sometimes constructed of a conductive wire mesh whose openings are smaller than a wavelength. Radio telescopes are often operated in pairs, or larger groups to synthesize large "virtual" apertures that are similar in size to the separation between the telescopes: see aperture synthesis. The current record is many times the width of the Earth, utilizing space-based VLBI telescopes such as the Japanese HALCA VSOP satellite. Aperture synthesis is now also being applied to optical telescopes using optical interferometers (arrays of optical telescopes) and Aperture Masking Interferometry at single telescopes.
X-ray and gamma-ray telescopes have a problem because these rays go through most metals and glasses. They use ring-shaped "glancing" mirrors, made of heavy metals, that reflect the rays just a few degrees. The mirrors are usually a section of a rotated parabola.SOURCE:INTERNET
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1-The fire spread all over the antique bookshop and ......... all the valuable books and manuscripts in it.

(a) killed
(b) destroyed
(c) liquidated
(d) removed

2-The plague in the nineteenth century was a terrible disease that ......... millions of people.

(a) killed
(b) murdered
(c) executed
(d) destroyed

3-Since Alice retired her life has been deprived of emotions — no business meetings, trips or cocktail-parties. The routine of her present life simply ..........

(a) destroys
(b) kills
(c) demolishes
(d) crashes
SOURCE:HTTP://WWW.ENGLISH_TEST.NET