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Oxford 5000 vocabulary |A1|SPEAKING vocabularybrush /brʌʃ/ noun
brush verb
برس؛ برس زدن
کفش پاک کن و مانند آن، مسواک زدن، لیف زدن، قلم مو زدن، نقاشی کردن، ماهوت پاک کن زدن، شیشه شور، به حداکثر سرعت رفتن اسب در مسابقه، آسیب رساندن مچ پای اسب با پای دیگر، سمبه لوله، سر سمبه نظافت ماهوت پاک کن، علف هرزه، تماس حاصل کردن واهسته گذشتن، تندگذشتن، برس لوله، علوم مهندسی: جاروبک، کامپیوتر: برس، الکترونیک: زغال، معماری: قلم مو، شیمی: فرچه، ورزش: دم روباه شکارشده بعنوان نشانه پیروزی، علوم نظامی: برس
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Advanced Persian Dictionaryالکترونیک: برس،
کامپیوتر: شیشه شور، فرچه،
شیمی: برس، جاروبک،
علوم مهندسی: به حداکثر سرعت رفتن اسب در مسابقه، اسیب رساندن مچ پای اسب با پای دیگر، دم روباه شکارشده بعنوان نشانه پیروزی،
ورزشی: قلم مو،
معماری: سمبه، سمبه لوله، سر سمبه نظافت ماهوت پاک کن، برس،
علوم نظامی: زغال،
الکترونیک: پاک کن، ماهوت پاک کن، لیف، کفش پاک کن و مانند ان، قلم مو، علف هرزه، ماهوت پاک کن زدن، مسواک زدن، لیف زدن، قلم مو زدن، نقاشی کردن، تماس حاصل کردن واهسته گذشتن، تندگذشتن، بروس لولهبرس،
کامپیوتر: شیشه شور، فرچه،
شیمی: برس، جاروبک،
علوم مهندسی: به حداکثر سرعت رفتن اسب در مسابقه، اسیب رساندن مچ پای اسب با پای دیگر، دم روباه شکارشده بعنوان نشانه پیروزی،
ورزشی: قلم مو،
معماری: سمبه، سمبه لوله، سر سمبه نظافت ماهوت پاک کن، برس،
علوم نظامی: زغال،
الکترونیک: پاک کن، ماهوت پاک کن، لیف، کفش پاک کن و مانند ان، قلم مو، علف هرزه، ماهوت پاک کن زدن، مسواک زدن، لیف زدن، قلم مو زدن، نقاشی کردن، تماس حاصل کردن واهسته گذشتن، تندگذشتن، بروس لوله
کامپیوتر: برس- قلمو
کامپیوتر: قلمو
[TahlilGaran] Persian Dictionary ▲
Synonyms & Related Wordsbrush[noun]Synonyms:- broom, besom, sweeper
- encounter, clash, conflict, confrontation, skirmish, tussle
[verb]Synonyms:- clean, buff, paint, polish, sweep, wash
- touch, flick, glance, graze, kiss, scrape, stroke, sweep
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[noun]shrubs, brushwood, bushes, copse, scrub, thicket, undergrowth
Related Words: bump,
clash,
collide,
sideswipe,
clip,
contact,
scrape,
touch,
engagement [TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary ▲
English DictionaryBrush, Basil ⇒
Basil Brush [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
I. brush1 S3 /brʌʃ/
noun[
Sense 1, 3-6: Date: 1300-1400;
Origin: Early French broisse, from Old French broce ( ⇒ brush1(2)); probably because branches from bushes and trees were used to make brushes. ]
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Sense 2: Date: 1300-1400;
Language: Old French;
Origin: broce 'broken branches, brushwood']
1. OBJECT FOR CLEANING/PAINTING [countable] an object that you use for cleaning, painting, making your hair tidy etc, made with a lot of hairs,
bristles, or thin pieces of plastic, fastened to a handle ⇒
broom:
a scrubbing brush ⇒
hairbrush,
nailbrush,
paintbrush,
toothbrush2. TREES [uncountable] a) small bushes and trees that cover an area of land
b) branches that have broken off bushes and trees
3. MOVEMENT [singular] a movement in which you brush something to remove dirt, make something smooth, tidy etc:
I’ll just give my hair a quick brush.4. TOUCH [singular] a quick light touch, made by chance when two things or people pass each other:
the brush of her silk dress as she walked past5. [countable] a time when you only just avoid an unpleasant situation or argument
brush with His first brush with the law came when he was 16. A brush with death can make you appreciate life more.6. TAIL [countable] the tail of a
fox [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
II. brush2 S3 verb1. CLEAN/MAKE TIDY [transitive] to clean something or make something smooth and tidy using a brush ⇒
sweep:
Don’t forget to brush your teeth.2. REMOVE [transitive always + adverb/preposition] to remove something with a brush or with your hand
brush something off/from etc something Ella brushed the crumbs off her jacket. He brushed the tears from his eyes.3. TOUCH LIGHTLY [intransitive always + adverb/preposition, transitive] to touch someone or something lightly when passing them:
Something brushed her shoulders.brush against I felt her hair brush against my arm.brush past Nell brushed past him in the doorway.4. PUT SOMETHING ON SOMETHING [transitive always + adverb/preposition] to put a liquid onto something using a brush
brush something with something Brush the pastry with milk.brush something over/onto something Brush a little oil over the top of the pizza. ⇒
brush something under the carpet at
sweep1(15)
brush somebody/something ↔ aside phrasal verb to refuse to listen to someone, or refuse to consider something
Synonym : dismiss:
He simply brushed all my objections aside.brush somebody/something ↔ down phrasal verb1. to clean something using a brush:
He was brushing the pony down.2. brush yourself down to use your hands to remove dirt from your clothes, especially after you have fallen
brush somebody/something ↔ off phrasal verb to refuse to listen to someone or their ideas, especially by ignoring them or saying something rude:
Corman brushed off the accusations. ⇒
brush-offbrush up (on) something phrasal verb to practise and improve your skills or your knowledge of something that you learned in the past:
I must brush up on my French before I go to Paris. [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
Collocationsbrush noun ADJ. fine, soft, stiff Scrub the wood thoroughly with water and a stiff brush.
nylon, wire | clothes, lavatory, nail, pastry, scrubbing, shaving, toilet VERB + BRUSH apply sth with Apply the paint with a clean brush.
use, wield BRUSH + NOUN stroke The artist has used tiny brush strokes. PREP. with a/the ~ Remove all the rust with a wire brush. PHRASES a brush and comb, a dustpan and brush [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲
brush verbI. clean with a brush ADV. down She hummed happily as she brushed down her coat. PREP. at Lucille brushed at the blood on his jacket. PHRASES brush sth clean [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲
brush II. touch lightly ADV. gently, lightly | accidentally PREP. against She carefully avoided brushing against the man sitting beside her at the table.
by She brushed by him and dashed up the stairs.
past I hardly noticed the man who brushed past me in the corridor.
with He brushed her lips with his. [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲
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