گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'affair'

1 عمومی:: امر

2 عمومی:: كاروبار

3 عمومی:: عشقبازی‌(با جمع‌ هم‌ میاید)

4 عمومی:: كار

5 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: رابطه فرازناشویی

1 general:: affair adjectives world/international affairs • China is now a major player in world affairs. current affairs (= important events that are happening now ) • a 24-hour news and current affairs channel sb’s private affairs (= things that are personal and not for other people to know about ) • He never discussed his private affairs in public. sb’s financial affairs • They offer advice on managing your financial affairs. sb’s business affairs • After dad retired, I managed his estate and business affairs. economic affairs • He was appointed Minister of State with responsibility for economic affairs. political affairs • The military promised to stay out of political affairs. military affairs • the president’s advisor on military affairs religious affairs • She wanted to be more involved in the church and religious affairs. foreign/external affairs (= events in other countries ) • the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs domestic/internal affairs ( also home affairs British English ) (= events inside a country ) • the Minister of Home Affairs • He said that the US should not try to interfere in his country's domestic affairs. public affairs (= events that affect the people of a country ) • He was active in public affairs in his region. phrases affairs of state (= the business of the government ) • The church played no role in the affairs of state. put your affairs in order (= organize them before you go somewhere or die ) • I have cancer so I know I’ve got to put my affairs in order.

2 general::   noun event/situation ADJ. whole She saw the whole affair as a great joke. | glittering, grand I knew that the wedding would be a grand affair. | sordid, sorry, squalid VERB + AFFAIR deal with, handle Many people have criticized the way the government handled the affair. | be involved in | investigate PHRASES sb's involvement in the affair He has tried to play down his involvement in the affair. | a state of affairs How did this state of affairs come about? | wash your hands of the affair (= to refuse to be responsible for sth or involved in sth) sexual relationship ADJ. brief, casual | clandestine, secret | adulterous, extramarital | passionate, torrid | unhappy | love a torrid love affair VERB + AFFAIR carry on, conduct, have He's having an affair with a colleague. AFFAIR + VERB go on How long has the affair been going on? PREP. ~ between It's the story of a secret affair between a married teacher and her teenage student. | ~ with an affair with a married man sth that concerns one person/small group ADJ. family, personal, sb's own It's a family affair. PHRASES sb's affair What I do at the weekend is my affair. | no affair of sb's That's no affair of yours. affairs: important matters ADJ. current a current affairs programme on television | private, public | domestic, home, internal, national | community, local | European, foreign, external, international, world the minister for foreign affairs | business, financial, legal | commercial, consumer, cultural, economic, environmental, military, political, religious, social VERB + AFFAIR administer, arrange, attend to, conduct, manage, run I am trying to arrange my father's financial affairs. | settle, wind up | interfere in, meddle in PHRASES affairs of state The Cabinet will be discussing certain affairs of state. | put/set your affairs in order I want to put my affairs in order before I die. | a state of affairs the current state of affairs in schools

3 general:: noun a matter of personal concern; business: It is none of your affair.