گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'plain'

1 عمومی:: جلگه

2 عمومی:: هموار

3 عمومی:: رك‌ و

4 عمومی:: اشكار

5 عمومی:: مسطح

6 عمومی:: دشت

7 عمومی:: صاف

8 عمومی:: صاف‌

9 عمومی:: مسط‌ح‌

10 عمومی:: برابر

11 عمومی:: پهن‌

12 عمومی:: واضح‌

1 general::   adj. simple/not decorated VERBS be, look, seem ADV. extremely, very | absolutely, completely The dress was absolutely plain, but quite stunning. | fairly, quite, rather The food was fairly plain, but well cooked. PHRASES plain blue, white, etc. a plain white shirt not beautiful VERBS be, look ADV. extremely, very She looked very plain and dowdy. | rather a rather plain woman clear VERBS be, seem | become | make sth They made it plain that they were against the idea. ADV. very | absolutely, perfectly, quite Within weeks, it became perfectly plain that we were in the grip of a tyrant. | increasingly | fairly, pretty, reasonably PREP. to It is all quite plain to me.

2 general:: plain without anything added, or without decoration: • a plain shirt • The fireplace was plain apart from a small design at the top. simple not having a lot of decoration or unnecessary things, but attractive: • She was wearing a simple black dress. • The accommodation is simple but clean. austere very plain and with very little decoration, or very little in it – used about a room or place that does not make you feel welcome: • He dreaded having dinner in that austere dining room. • The building was grey and a little austere. • the austere beauty and grandeur of mountain scenery spartan plain and without anything that would make life easier or more comfortable – used especially about rooms, conditions, or ways of living: • Her apartment is quite spartan. • They had a very spartan life. stark very plain in a surprising way, with very little colour or decoration – used about rooms and places: • Sam sat looking at the stark white walls. • It is a landscape of stark beauty. bare empty, or not covered by any decorations: • Her office seemed very bare now that her desk had gone. • He was tired of looking at the bare walls of his prison cell.

3 general:: noun prairies: The plains of Kansas are large. adj. ordinary: She wore a plain dress. adj. frank: He gave us some plain talk. adj. utter: We felt plain terror.

4 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with PLAIN, Also see IN PLAIN ENGLISH.

5 general:: plain adjectives the open plain(s) • On the open plains of east Africa are zebras, antelopes, and gazelles. the vast/great plain(s) • Beyond lay the vast plains of the Central Valley. a flat plain • Here a group of small hills rises unexpectedly out of the flat plain. a grassy plain • The village is situated on the high grassy plains at the foot of the Sierra. a fertile plain • The rains washed soil down to create fertile plains.

6 general::   noun ADJ. open The horses galloped across the open plains. | rolling, sweeping miles of rolling plain, made fertile by the river | great, unbroken, vast | flat | fertile fertile plains suitable for farming | grassy | coastal PREP. across a/the ~ Cattle move freely across the grassy plain. | in a/the ~ the Olduvai Gorge in the vast plain of Tanzania | on a/the ~ Nothing grew on the plain.