29. #persuade : pərˈsweɪd win over to do or believe, make willing متقاعد کردن، راضی کردن
a. Can you persuade him to give up his bachelor days and get married? آیا میتوانی او را متقاعد کنی تا به روزهای مجردیش پایان داده و زادواج کند؟ b. No one could persuade the captain to leave the sinking ship. هیچکس نمیتوانست کاپیتان را راضی کند تا کشتی در حال غرق شدن را ترک کند c. Beth's shriek persuaded Jess that she was in real danger. فریاد "بث"، "جسی" را متقاعد کرد که او واقعا در خطر است 🍂@coding_504🍂
29. #persuade : pərˈsweɪd win over to do or believe, make willing متقاعد کردن، راضی کردن
a. Can you persuade him to give up his bachelor days and get married? آیا میتوانی او را متقاعد کنی تا به روزهای مجردیش پایان داده و زادواج کند؟ b. No one could persuade the captain to leave the sinking ship. هیچکس نمیتوانست کاپیتان را راضی کند تا کشتی در حال غرق شدن را ترک کند c. Beth's shriek persuaded Jess that she was in real danger. فریاد "بث"، "جسی" را متقاعد کرد که او واقعا در خطر است 🍂@coding_504🍂
BY 🎓کدینگ ۵۰۴ | coding 504 🎓
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