active

1 عمومی:: دایر، كنشی‌، فعال‌، كاری‌، فعال، تنزل‌ بردار، حاضر بخدمت‌، ساعی‌، زرنگ

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   adj. VERBS be | become | keep (informal), remain Try to keep active in the cold weather. ADV. extremely, highly, very a highly active volcano | increasingly | fairly, quite, reasonably | equally a businessman who is equally active in politics | mentally, physically It's important to remain mentally active after retirement. | sexually A minority of children are sexually active before they are in their teens. | economically, politically When did you first become politically active? PREP. against drugs that are active against cancers | in She has been active in local politics for some years.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: adj. engage in activity; busy: He had an active life.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: active nouns an active life • He lived a full and active life. an active lifestyle • Studies show that an active lifestyle can reduce your chance of developing heart disease. an active mind (= when someone is able to think quickly and clearly ) • A fit body is crucial if you want an active mind. an active imagination (= when someone is able to form pictures or ideas easily ) • Some of the children have an overactive imagination. verbs keep/remain active • We try to keep the patients active by taking them for a daily walk. adverbs physically active • You need to become more physically active and eat less. highly/intensely active • an intensely active child active 2 nouns an active role • Most men play a less active role in family life than women. an active part • Our members take an active part in fund-raising. an active member • She became an active member of the Geological Society. an active interest • As a teenager he began to take an active interest in politics. active participation/involvement (= in an activity or event ) • Active participation in community life is important in small towns and villages. • The school encourages the active involvement of parents. an active participant • The student must be an active participant in the learning process. active support (= encouragement or help ) • He wrote the book with the active support of his wife, Pam. an active supporter • The company is an active supporter of animal rights groups. phrases play an active role in something • Do you play an active role in your community? take an active part in something • Most of the students take an active part in sports. take active steps to do something • You should take active steps towards reducing stress. take an active interest in something • Not many young people take an active interest in gardening. adverbs politically active • As a student, he was politically active. economically active • The proportion of men aged 65–69 who are economically active has decreased.

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