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1. Mythology

to supply; to state as a condition; to prepare for or against some situation تامین کردن ، به عنوان شرط بیان کردن ، در برابر وضعیتی یا برای وضعیتی آماده شدن a. The monarch referred to his knights' loyalty with pride. b. Nothing is so important to transmit to the youth as the sacredness of loyalty to one's country. c. Out of a sense of loyalty to his friends, Michael was willing to suffer torments, and he, therefore, refused to identify his colleagues in the plot.
capable of being injured; open to attack; sensitive to criticism, influences, etc. آسیب پذیر ، در معرض حمله ، حساس به انتقاد ، اثرات و غیره a. Achilles was vulnerable only in his heel. b. The investigator's nimble mind quickly located the vulnerable spot in the defendant's alibi. c. A vulnerable target for thieves is a solitary traveler.
legends or stories that ususally attempt to explain something in nature افسانه ها یا داستان هایی که معمولاً تلاش می کنند چیزی را در طبیعت نشان دهند ، اساطیر a. The story of Proserpina and Ceres explaining the seasons is typical of Greek mythology. b. From a study of mythology we can conclude that the ancients were concerned with the wonders of nature. c. Ancient mythology survives to this day in popular expressions such as "Herculean task" or "Apollo Project".
hand over; send, direct, or turn for information, help, or action; (refer to) direct attention to or speak about; assign to or think of as caused by تحویل دادن ، فرستادن ، هدایت کردن ، یا رو کردن برای اطاعت ، کمک یا اقدام ، معطوف داشتن یا سخن گفتن پیرامون a. Let us refer the dispute to the dean. b. Our teacher referred us to the dictionary for the meanings of the difficult words in the novel. c. The speaker referred to a verse in the Bible to support his theory.

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