بازگشت به کلمات قبلي....بازگشت به واژه wordword of command
word of honour
word of mouth
word order
word oriented computer
word perfect
word picture
word play
word processing
word processing center
word processing operator
word processing program
word processing society
word processing supervisor
word processing system
word processor
word salad
word span test
word square
word star
word time
word warp
word-blindness
word-building test
بازگشت به کلمات قبلي....بازگشت به واژه wordto get a word in edgewise
to get in a word edgeways
to impawn one's word
to insert a letter in a word
to keep to one's word
to leave word in the house
to p an element to a word
to pass one's word
to pass one's word for another
to pause upon a word
to pawn one's word
to pledge one's word
to plight one's word
to rime one word with another
to say a word
to send word
to stick to one's word
to suit the action to the word
to weigh one's word
to word up
upon my word
variable word length
variable word length computer
word addressable
word and deed
word association test
word book
word choice test
word count
word deafness
word fluency
word for word
word frequency
word hoard
word length
word markادامه واژههاي مرتبط(24)
بازگشت به کلمات قبلي....بازگشت به واژه wordkey word
key word in context
last word
loan word
machine word
memory word
microsoft word
mum's the word
nonce word
not a word of it was right
numeric word
one-word sentence
poetaster is pejorative word
procedure word (proword)
processor dtate word
program status word
relying on his word
repetition of a word
reserved word
say a good word for
say a word
score out that word
send word
send word for him
smear word
speak a word
stand alone word processor
status word
stimulus word
take my word for it
that is not the word for it
that word is obsolescent
the last word
the root of a word
the word is sanctioned by use
this word means a dog
this word occurs in gulistan p
to forfeit ones wordادامه واژههاي مرتبط(60)
کلمات مرتبط(word):بازگشت به واژه worda crack jaw word
a word in season
a word of 2 letters
abide by ones word
abide by one's word
alphabetic word
as good as one's word
at his word
by word of mounth
by word of mouth
channel command word
channel status word
code word
computer word
control word
cross word puzzle
cross-word
data word
data word size
dedicated word processor
double word
exercise code word
fixed word length
fixed word length computer
full word
function word
ghost word
half word
half-word
he is a man of his word
head word
his bare word
i came across a word
in a word
in one word
in the p sense of the word
in word and deed
instruction word
introductory word
keep to one's wordادامه واژههاي مرتبط(99)
کلمه ،لغت ،لفظ،گفتار،واژه ،سخن ،حرف ،عبارت ،پيغام ،خبر،قول ،عهد،فرمان ،لغات رابکار بردن ،بالغات بيان کردن
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کلمه ، واژه .کلمه ، واژه .کلمه ، لغت، لفظ، گفتار، واژه ، سخن ، حرف، عبارت، پیغام، خبر، قول، عهد، فرمان ، لغات رابکار بردن ، بالغات بیان کردن .
word noun
1 unit of language
ADJ. two-letter, three-letter, etc. | monosyllabic, disyllabic | two-syllable, three-syllable, etc. | big, long He uses big words to impress people. | compound | native | borrowed, loan When a new fruit is first imported, its name is usually also imported as a loan word. | foreign | content, function | exact, precise, very His exact words were, ‘There's nothing we can do about it.’ Those were her very words. | clear, plain | ambiguous | abstract, concrete | everyday I find even everyday words difficult to spell. | archaic, obsolete | key He wrote down a few key words to help him remember what to say. | right, wrong You can't always find the right word when you're translating. | dirty, four-letter, naughty, obscene, rude, taboo The play is full of four-letter words. Work is a dirty word to Frank. (see also swear word) | famous, household, immortal His name has become a household word since he first appeared in the series. the immortal words of Neil Armstrong as he stepped onto the moon | code The police use code words for their major operations. | buzz (also buzzword), vogue E-marketing is the current buzzword. | spoken, written She combines visual images and the spoken word to great effect in her presentations.
VERB + WORD have Spanish has no word for ‘understatement’. | say, speak, use, utter He uses lots of long words. Every word he utters is treated as sacred text. | pronounce How is this word pronounced? | mispronounce | spell | misspell ‘Necessary’ is one of the most commonly misspelt words in English. | write | hear, read | mishear, misread I misheard the word ‘sick’ as ‘thick’. | know, understand | look up She looked the word up in the dictionary. | find | coin The word ‘e-commerce’ was coined to refer to business done over the Internet. | cross out, erase, rub out
WORD + VERB mean sth | refer to sth, relate to sth | convey sth, describe sth, express sth words describing body parts Words can't express how happy I am. | imply sth | denote sth Bold words denote chapter headings. | carry sth, have sth The same word can carry numerous meanings. The word has two meanings. | be derived from sth, come/derive from sth The word derives from a Norse word meaning ‘eye of the wind’. | begin (with sth), end (in/with sth) What's a word beginning with ‘c’ that means ‘a small wood’? | fail sb Words fail me (= I cannot express how I feel).
WORD + NOUN game
PREP. in sb's ~s The students had to retell the story in their own words. | ~ for What's the French word for ‘snail’?
PHRASES in all senses of the word She was a true friend in all senses of the word. | in other words They're letting me go?in other words, I've been sacked. | in so many words They told me in so many words (= directly) that I was no longer needed. | in the true sense of the word People who overeat are not addicts in the true sense of the word. | in words of one syllable (= using very simple language) Could you say that again in words of one syllable? | word for word (= exactly) He repeated word for word what the boy had said to him.
2 sth you say
ADJ. quick | quiet The manager had a quiet word with Alison, and she gave him no more problems. | good, friendly, kind He hasn't a good word to say for anybody. | bad, unkind | angry, bitter, blunt, choice (ironic), cross, cruel, hard, harsh, heated, hurtful, strong | polite No polite words of gratitude came. | flattering, honeyed | empty, fine (ironic), meaningless Despite all their fine words, the council have never done anything to improve road safety. | weasel The government's promises on nurses' pay turned out to be weasel words (= deliberately unclear). | bold, brave Despite his brave words, I don't believe he can save the factory from closure. | wise | well-chosen He ruined her self-confidence with a few well-chosen words. | cautionary A few cautionary words are necessary regarding driving abroad. | soft, whispered They exchanged whispered words of love. | unspoken The look in her eyes filled in the unspoken words in her sentence. | dying, last Her last words were for her children. | final, last The Chairman always has the last word (= the final decision) on financial decisions. | fateful Seconds after uttering the fateful words ‘this is easy’, he crashed. | prophetic | magic
VERB + WORD have I've had a few words with John, and he's quite happy for you to stay. She had some harsh words to say about her colleagues. | put in, say, speak, utter If you run into the boss, put in a good word for me! Before we begin, I'd like to say a few words about who I am. Nobody's uttered a word to me about it. | give, say Just say the word and I'll go. | mumble, mutter | slur I knew he'd been drinking because he was slurring his words. | spit (out) She was so furious, she almost spat the words out: ‘You idiot!’ | bandy, exchange, have I usually exchange a few words with my neighbour when I see him. Words were exchanged (= there was an argument). | find He couldn't find the words to thank her enough. | choose, pick He chose his words carefully when commenting on her work. | quote | distort, twist She felt angry at how the journalist had twisted her words. | hang on The journalists hung on his every word as he spoke of his ordeal. | eat, take back When he told her she would fail, she swore she would make him eat his words. | not mince He doesn't mince his words when he talks about his ex-boss. | not breathe Don't breathe a word to anyone about what I've told you!
WORD + VERB conjure sth up, evoke sth Her words conjured up a strange picture in her mind. | burst from sb, come (out), emerge, fall, pour (out), slip (out), spill (out), tumble out He was nervous, and his words came out in a rush. His words fell into the silence like stones. | stick in your throat He wanted to tell her how he felt about her, but the words stuck in his throat. | float, hang in the air I let my words hang in the air. Maggie was no fool: she must realize I meant it. | echo, ring Her teacher's words echoed in her ears. | fade (away), tail away/off, trail away/off His words faded to silence as he saw she didn't believe him. | hit/strike home, strike/touch a chord | sink in She could feel her temper boiling as his words sank in.
PREP. in a ~ ‘Would you like to help us?’ ‘In a word (= briefly), no.’ | without a ~ She left without a word. | ~ about We never heard anyone say an unkind word about her. | ~ from And now a word from our sponsors … | ~ of a word of advice/warning | ~ with Can I have a quick word with you?
PHRASES get a word in (edgeways) I wanted to tell you that she'd phoned, but you were talking so much I couldn't get a word in edgeways. | a man/woman of few words (= a person who speaks very little), sb never spoke a truer word/never was a truer word spoken You said we were about to make a big mistake, and never was a truer word spoken! (= you were right), not a (single) word Remember?not a word to (= don't tell) Peter about any of this. We didn't say a single word to each other all day. | put words into sb's mouth He felt after the interview that the police officers had been trying to put words into his mouth in (= to make him say what they wanted him to say). | take the words out of sb's mouth I was about to say we should cancel the trip, but she took the words right out of my mouth (= she said it before me). | a word in sb's ear Can I have a word in your ear about tomorrow's presentation? | (by) word of mouth The restaurant does not advertise, but relies on word of mouth for custom.
3 promise
ADJ. solemn She gave him her solemn word that she would give up drugs.
VERB + WORD give sb | be as good as, be true to, keep He promised to help and was as good as his word. True to her word, she returned next day. | break, go back on Once he has made a promise, he never goes back on his word.
PHRASES have sb's word for sth We only have her word for it that the cheque is in the post. | a man/woman of his/her word You needn't worry about him not paying you back?he's a man of his word. | take sb at their word He said I could stay at his house any time, so I took him at his word. | take sb's word for sth I haven't seen his work, but I'll take his word for it that it's finished. | your word against sb's If it's your word against the police officer's, the jury are going to believe him. | sb's word is their bond, word of honour He gave me his word of honour that he wouldn't tell anyone.
4 information/news
VERB + WORD bring, get, send He sent word to his family that his captors were treating him well. | get We didn't get word of her arrest until the next day. | spread
WORD + VERB get out If word gets out about the affair, he will have to resign. | be, have it The word is they've split up. Word has it that she's leaving.
PREP. ~ about Health workers spread the word about the benefits of immunization.
n.
words are the blocks from which sentences are made
he hardly said ten words all morning
he didn't say a word about it
they awaited news of the outcome
he gave his word
he forgot the password
we had a good discussion
we had a word or two about it
he went to carry the Word to the heathen
when I give the word, charge!
large computers use words up to 64 bits long
v.
He formulated his concerns to the board of trustees
