گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'system'

1 عمومی:: منظ‌ومه‌

2 عمومی:: سیستم‌

3 عمومی:: دستگاه‌

4 عمومی:: رشته‌

5 عمومی:: همست‌

6 عمومی:: سامانه

7 عمومی:: نظام

8 عمومی:: سیستم

9 عمومی:: روش‌

10 عمومی:: ط‌ریقه‌

11 عمومی:: سلسله‌

12 عمومی:: سیستم نظام

13 عمومی:: همستاد

1 general::   noun set of ideas/rules for organizing sth ADJ. current, existing looking to replace the existing system | modern | old-fashioned, outdated | traditional | standard | complex, complicated, elaborate, intricate, sophisticated | simple | comprehensive | coherent | effective, efficient | viable, workable | inefficient, wasteful | flexible | rigid | stable | foolproof | imperfect, perfect | unique | ad hoc | centralized, decentralized | closed, open a closed system with a rigidly defined set of choices | bureaucratic | hierarchical | authoritarian, oppressive, repressive | equitable, fair | corrupt, unjust | bankrupt The governor referred to a prison system that was bankrupt of compassion. | state The law applies to schools within the state system. | local government, parliamentary, political | electoral, voting | banking, economic, monetary | tax, taxation | educational, examination, school, university | court, judicial, justice, legal, penal, prison | benefit/benefits, national/social insurance, social security, welfare | care, health (care) | rail, railway, road, subway, transport | communication | warning | security | back-up, support | accounting, administrative | disciplinary | agricultural | commercial, market | cultural, social | grammatical, language | classification, classificatory, filing | belief, value | capitalist, caste, communist | multi-party, two-party | two-tier VERB + SYSTEM build, create, design, develop, devise, set up | adopt, apply, implement, introduce implementing a new system of stock control | advocate | join | be part of They are all part of the corrupt system we need to change. | manage, operate, run | manipulate, play, use playing the legal system to his own advantage | organize How is the sytem organized? | adapt, change, transform | tinker with | improve, modernize, overhaul, refine, reform, reorganize, simplify, streamline, strengthen modernizing their judicial system | perfect | perpetuate perpetuating an unjust system | clog up a backlog of cases clogging up the system | destabilize, disrupt, undermine, weaken attempts to disrupt the rail system | dismantle | abandon, do away with, scrap | destroy, overthrow | replace | restore | criticize, fight, rebel against She spent her years at school fighting the system. | defend, support | beat, buck You can never beat the system! | bypass trying to bypass the bureaucratic system | blame It's not your fault?blame the system. SYSTEM + VERB exist | be based on sth, rest on sth Every political system rests on certain fundamentals. | be aimed at sth, be geared to sth | allow sth, enable sth This system allows you to study at your own speed. | offer sth, provide sth | be in operation, be operational, function, work proving that the system works effectively | break down, collapse PREP. in a/the ~ at another point in the transport system | under a/the ~ Under the new system, all children will be monitored by a senior social worker. | ~ for devising an appropriate system for presenting the required information group of things/parts that work together ADJ. sophisticated | computer, computer-based, electronic, manual, mechanical | audio, sound, stereo | satellite | air-conditioning, alarm, electronic mail, exhaust, heating, life-support, phone, plumbing, public address, sprinkler, telephone, ventilation | river, road VERB + SYSTEM build, create, develop | improve, streamline | install For this month only, installing the system is free. SYSTEM + VERB function, operate, work | break down, fail The air-conditioning system failed. PREP. in/with a/the ~ a fault in the sound system the body, or parts of it that work together ADJ. auditory, circulatory, digestive, immune, (central) nervous, reproductive, respiratory, sensory, visual PREP. in a/the ~ a valve in the circulatory system PHRASES a shock to the system Returning to work after a long break can be a terrible shock to the system. workings of a computer ADJ. advanced, powerful | interactive | online | compatible, incompatible | computer, PC | operating, operational | database, management, information | processing, recognition, retrieval an information retrieval system | server, software | parallel VERB + SYSTEM install | boot up, reboot Just reboot the system and try again. | build, design, develop designing a voice recognition system | launch SYSTEM + VERB run The system runs on this workstation. | crash, fail, go down The entire computer system went down. SYSTEM + NOUN software PREP. in a/the ~ faults in the data processing system

2 general:: noun structure: The economic system is not well. noun plan: They had a system to protect the house.

3 general:: system an organized set of ideas, methods, actions etc that you use to do something: • the airport security system • the system for dealing with refugees process a series of actions that are done in order to achieve a particular result: • the process of teaching children to read • Repeat the same process, until all the sugar has dissolved. procedure the official or usually agreed way of doing something: • You must follow the normal complaints procedure. • Large companies have a standard procedure for informing new employees about conditions of work. formula a method or set of principles that you use to solve a problem or make sure that something is successful: • The team are hoping to use the same winning formula that they used last season. • There is no magic formula for success (= a method that is certain to succeed ) .

4 general:: see ALL SYSTEMS GO; OUT OF ONE'S SYSTEM.

5 general:: system ADJECTIVES/NOUN + system a heating system (= in a building ) • We’re waiting for the heating system to be repaired. an alarm/security system • A new alarm system has been installed. an air-conditioning system • The building hasn’t got an air-conditioning system. the rail/road system (= all the roads or railways in a country ) • Traffic problems are made worse by the country’s inadequate road system. sb’s digestive/reproductive/nervous system (= in someone’s body ) • These vitamins are essential for a healthy nervous system. sb’s immune system (= they system which keeps your body healthy ) • Some drugs can damage the immune system. verbs install a system (= put it into a building ) • Our security system is simple to install. a system works • The air-conditioning system isn’t working. a system fails/breaks down • If your immune system breaks down, you will be vulnerable to infections. system 2 ADJECTIVES/NOUN + system effective/efficient • It was a highly effective system of communication. inefficient • He described the tax system as inefficient and unfair. complex/complicated • The Australian health care system is extremely complex. an elaborate system • The proposal has to get through an elaborate system of committees. the current/existing system • The current system of taxation is unnecessarily complicated. the political/legal/educational etc system • The country is rightly proud of its legal system. the economic/banking system • There are fears that the whole banking system could collapse. the health care system • The West should be helping these countries to develop modern health care systems. verbs develop a system (= create a new one ) • The Environment Agency has developed a new national flood warning system. introduce a system (= start to use it ) • The government has introduced a system of student loans. adopt a system (= decide to use it ) • They decided to adopt the electoral system used in Britain. use/run/operate a system • They use a system of grades to evaluate each hospital’s performance. • We operate a booking system. a system operates/works (= exists and is used ) • He tried to explain how the planning system operates. a system works (= is successful ) • The public needs to see that the complaints system works. a system breaks down/fails • An alarm sounds a warning before the system breaks down. a system collapses (= fails completely ) • The European Exchange Rate system collapsed in the 1970s. modernize/reform a system • We need to reform the electoral system. phrases a system of government/education/justice etc • Why was Britain so slow to develop a national system of education?