Stress UNIT 10

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1

Stress

When you have a lot of stress at work, you feel nervous and can’t relax.

|stres|

Стресс

<p>When you have a lot of <strong>stress</strong> at work, you feel nervous and can’t relax.</p><p><span>|stres|</span></p><p>Стресс</p>
2

Mood

When you are angry or sad, you are in a bad mood.

|muːd|

Настроение

<p>When you are angry or sad, you are in a bad <strong>mood</strong>.</p><p><span>|muːd|</span></p><p>Настроение</p>
3

Depressed

Jane has lost her job so she is depressed now.

|dɪˈprest|

Подавленный

<p>Jane has lost her job so she is <strong>depressed</strong> now.</p><p><span>|dɪˈprest|</span></p><p>Подавленный</p>
4

Depression

Jane is suffering from depression.

|dɪˈpreʃ(ə)n|

Депрессия

<p>Jane is suffering from <strong>depression</strong>.</p><p><span>|dɪˈpreʃ(ə)n|</span></p><p>Депрессия</p>
5

Insomnia

Mark is suffering from insomnia

|ɪnˈsɒmnɪə|

Бессонница

<p>Mark is suffering from <strong>insomnia</strong></p><p><span>|ɪnˈsɒmnɪə|</span></p><p>Бессонница</p>
6

Upset

Jane has lost her wallet so she is upset

|ˌʌpˈset|

Расстроенный

<p>Jane has lost her wallet so she is <strong>upset</strong></p><p><span>|ˌʌpˈset|</span></p><p>Расстроенный</p>
7

Nervous

Students usually feel nervous during exams

|ˈnɜːvəs|

Взволнованный

<p>Students usually feel <strong>nervous</strong> during exams</p><p><span>|ˈnɜːvəs|</span></p><p>Взволнованный</p>
8

Aggressive

Rex is an angry dog. Children are afraid of Rex because he is agressive

|əˈɡresɪv|

Агрессивный

9

Worry

If you think about a problem and feel nervous and upset, you worry

|ˈwʌrɪ|

Беспокоиться, волноваться

<p>If you think about a problem and feel nervous and upset, you <strong>worry</strong></p><p><span>|ˈwʌrɪ|</span></p><p>Беспокоиться, волноваться</p>
10

Stressful

If you worry a lot about something, this thing is stressful for you

|ˈstresfl|

Напряженный, стрессовый

<p>If you worry a lot about something, this thing is <strong>stressful</strong> for you</p><p><span>|ˈstresfl|</span></p><p>Напряженный, стрессовый</p>
11

Panic

When Jane sees a big dog, she panics

|ˈpænɪk|

Паниковать

<p>When Jane sees a big dog, she <strong>panics</strong></p><p><span>|ˈpænɪk|</span></p><p>Паниковать</p>
12

Psychologist

A psychologist is a person who helps people with life problems

|saɪˈkɒlədʒɪst|

Психолог

<p>A <strong>psychologist</strong> is a person who helps people with life problems</p><p><span>|saɪˈkɒlədʒɪst|</span></p><p>Психолог</p>
13

Psychology

Jack’s knowledge of psychology is good

|saɪˈkɒlədʒɪ|

Психология

14

Psychological

Jane suffers from depression, she has a psychological problem

|saɪkəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l|

Психологический

<p>Jane suffers from depression, she has a <strong>psychological</strong> problem</p><p><span>|saɪkəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l|</span></p><p>Психологический</p>
15

Say (said, said)

If somebody sneezes, you say “Bless you“

|seɪ| (|ˈsed|, |ˈsed|)

Говорить, сказать

<p>If somebody sneezes, you <strong>say</strong> “Bless you“</p><p><span>|seɪ| (|ˈsed|, |ˈsed|)</span></p><p>Говорить, сказать</p>
16

Discuss

Kate’s husband is a psychologist, she always discusses her problems with him.

|dɪˈskʌs|

Обсуждать

<p>Kate’s husband is a psychologist, she always <strong>discusses</strong> her problems with him.</p><p><span>|dɪˈskʌs|</span></p><p>Обсуждать</p>
17

Explain

If students don’t understand anything, their teacher helps them - the teacher explains it again.

|ɪkˈspleɪn|

Объяснять

<p>If students don’t understand anything, their teacher helps them - the teacher <strong>explains</strong> it again.</p><p><span>|ɪkˈspleɪn|</span></p><p>Объяснять</p>
18

Shout

If you say something very loudly, you shout.

|ʃaʊt|

Кричать

<p>If you say something very loudly, you <strong>shout</strong>.</p><p><span>|ʃaʊt|</span></p><p>Кричать</p>
19

Cry

Babies usually cry when they are hubgry or when they feel pain

|kraɪ|

Плакать

<p>Babies usually <strong>cry</strong> when they are hubgry or when they feel pain</p><p><span>|kraɪ|</span></p><p>Плакать</p>
20

remember

If you remember something, you think of it again

|rɪˈmembə|

Помнить, вспоминать

<p>If you <strong>remember</strong> something, you think of it again</p><p><span>|rɪˈmembə|</span></p><p>Помнить, вспоминать</p>
21

Forget (forgot, forgotten)

If you don’t remember facts or information, you forget them

|fəˈɡet| (|fəˈɡɒt|, |fəˈɡɒtn|)

Забывать

<p>If you don’t remember facts or information, you <strong>forget</strong> them</p><p><span>|fəˈɡet| (|fəˈɡɒt|, |fəˈɡɒtn|)</span></p><p>Забывать</p>
22

Situation

Peter was in a very difficult situation last week

|sɪtjʊˈeɪʃ(ə)n|

Обстановка, положение, ситуация

<p>Peter was in a very difficult <strong>situation</strong> last week</p><p><span>|sɪtjʊˈeɪʃ(ə)n|</span></p><p>Обстановка, положение, ситуация</p>
23

Happen

A funny thing happened in John’s office yesterday

|ˈhæp(ə)n|

Случаться, происходить

<p>A funny thing <strong>happened</strong> in John’s office yesterday</p><p><span>|ˈhæp(ə)n|</span></p><p>Случаться, происходить</p>
24

Trouble

Jane spent her boss’s money and now she is in trouble

|ˈtrʌb(ə)l|

Беда, неприятность

<p>Jane spent her boss’s money and now she is in <strong>trouble</strong></p><p><span>|ˈtrʌb(ə)l|</span></p><p>Беда, неприятность</p>
25

Solve

If you find an answer to a problem, you solve a problem

|sɒlv|

Решать, разрешать (проблему и т.п.)

<p>If you find an answer to a problem, you <strong>solve</strong> a problem</p><p><span>|sɒlv|</span></p><p>Решать, разрешать (проблему и т.п.)</p>
26

Cope (with)

Steve copes with difficult problems

|kəʊp|

Справиться

<p>Steve <strong>copes</strong> with difficult problems</p><p><span>|kəʊp|</span></p><p>Справиться</p>
27

Get rid of

If you stay in bed and drink hot tea with honey, you will get rid of a cold faster

Избавляться от

<p>If you stay in bed and drink hot tea with honey, you will <strong>get rid of</strong> a cold faster</p><p>Избавляться от</p>
28

Influence

The weather often influences on people’s mood

|ˈɪnflʊəns|

Оказывать влияние, влиять, воздействовать

<p>The weather often <strong>influences</strong> on people’s mood</p><p><span>|ˈɪnflʊəns|</span></p><p>Оказывать влияние, влиять, воздействовать</p>
29

Cause (verb)

Stress often causes heart problems

|kɔːz|

Послужить причиной, поводом (для чего-либо)

<p>Stress often <strong>causes</strong> heart problems</p><p><span>|kɔːz|</span></p><p>Послужить причиной, поводом (для чего-либо)</p>
30

Get on (with smb.)

Sam and Bob are good friends, they get on well

Ладить

<p>Sam and Bob are good friends, they <strong>get on</strong> well</p><p>Ладить</p>
31

Ignore

If you don’t listen to a person who talks to you, you ignore this person

|ɪɡˈnɔː|

Игнорировать, пренебрегать, не придавать значения

<p>If you don’t listen to a person who talks to you, you <strong>ignore</strong> this person</p><p><span>|ɪɡˈnɔː|</span></p><p>Игнорировать, пренебрегать, не придавать значения</p>
32

Argue

If you speak to somebody angrily because you don’t agree with this person, you argue with this person

|ˈɑːɡjuː|

Спорить, ссориться

<p>If you speak to somebody angrily because you don’t agree with this person, you <strong>argue</strong> with this person</p><p><span>|ˈɑːɡjuː|</span></p><p>Спорить, ссориться</p>
33

Argument

If you argue with somebody, you have an argument with this person

|ˈɑːɡjʊm(ə)nt|

Спор, дискуссия

<p>If you argue with somebody, you have an <strong>argument</strong> with this person</p><p><span>|ˈɑːɡjʊm(ə)nt|</span></p><p>Спор, дискуссия</p>
34

Relax

Most people wotk on weekdays and relax at weekends

|rɪˈlæks|

Отдыхать

<p>Most people wotk on weekdays and <strong>relax</strong> at weekends</p><p><span>|rɪˈlæks|</span></p><p>Отдыхать</p>
35

Massage

If you have a massage,you will relax

|ˈmæsɑːʒ|

Массаж

<p>If you have a <strong>massage</strong>,you will relax</p><p><span>|ˈmæsɑːʒ|</span></p><p>Массаж</p>
36

Smoke

Tom smokes a lot. He can’t live without cigarettes.

|sməʊk|

Курить

<p>Tom <strong>smokes</strong> a lot. He can’t live without cigarettes.</p><p><span>|sməʊk|</span></p><p>Курить</p>
37

Addicted (to)

If you can not live without something, you are addicted to this thing

|əˈdɪktɪd|

Склонный (частно к дурному); предающийся (чему-либо); постоянно делающий (что-либо) в силу привычки

<p>If you can not live without something, you are <strong>addicted to</strong> this thing</p><p><span>|əˈdɪktɪd|</span></p><p>Склонный (частно к дурному); предающийся (чему-либо); постоянно делающий (что-либо) в силу привычки</p>
38

That

Jack said that he liked his job

|ðæt|

Что, чтобы (служит для присоединения придаточного предложения к главному)

<p>Jack said <strong>that</strong> he liked his job</p><p><span>|ðæt|</span></p><p>Что, чтобы (служит для присоединения придаточного предложения к главному)</p>