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............................................................1. period(pl. & n.) دوره، نقطه، مدت، موقع، گاه، وقت، روزگار، عصر، گردش، نوبت، ایست، مکث، نقطه پایان جمله، جمله کامل، قاعده زنان، طمث، حد، پایان، نتیجه غایی، کمال، منتها درجه، دوران مربوط به دوره بخصوصی............................................................2. term(pl. & vt. & vi. & n.) مدت، دوره، دوره انتصاب، جمله، اصطلاح، عبارت، نیمسال، سمستر، ثلث تحصیلی، شرایط، روابط، فصل، موقع، هنگام، نامیدن، لفظ، شرط............................................................3. stretch(vt. & vi.) کشیدن، امتداد دادن، بسط دادن، منبسط کردن، کش آمدن، کش آوردن، کش دادن، گشاد شدن(adj. & n.) بسط، ارتجاع، قطعه (زمین)، اتساع، کوشش، خط ممتد، دوره، مدت............................................................4. deadline(n.) ضرب العجل، فرجه............................................................5. date(v.) تاریخ، تاریخ گذاشتن، خرما، درخت خرما، نخل، زمان، تاریخ گذاردن، مدت معین کردن، سنه............................................................6. time(vt. & n.) زمان، هنگام، وقت، مدت، گاه، فرصت، مجال، (درجمع) زمانه، ایام، روزگار، مد روز، عهد، وقت معین کردن، متقارن ساختن، مرور زمان را ثبت کردن، زمانی، موقعی، ساعتی............................................................7. just you wait!
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