Outcomes Advanced Unit 1 - Cities Vocabulary

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Vocabulary, phrasal verbs, and binomial expressions covering Unit 1: Cities.

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affluent

Having a lot of money and able to live comfortably, or (of a district) having expensive houses and shops selling good quality items. (Заможний, багатий)

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chaotic

Describing a situation in which lots of things are happening at the same time in a very confused and disorganised way.(хаотичний, безладний)

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compact

Small and not taking up much space.(компактний, невеликий)

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congested

Describing roads that have a lot of traffic on them, causing movement to be very slow. (Перевантажений транспортом, переповнений)

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run-down

In a bad condition because no one has been looking after it for a while.(занедбаний, у поганому стані)

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secure (adjective)

Safe and not going to change or be taken away from you, or feeling safe without worry.(безпечний, захищений, стабільний)

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spotless

Very clean. (Бездоганно чистий, абсолютно чистий)

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sprawling

Spreading out over a large area in an untidy or uncontrolled way.(розлогий, величезний і хаотично розбудований)

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vibrant

A place where lots of exciting and interesting things are always happening, or people who have a lot of energy.(жвавий, енергійний, сповнений життя)

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well-run

Properly organised.(добре організований, добре керований)

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buzz

A feeling of excitement and happiness, or a place where lots of exciting and interesting things happen.(пожвавлення, атмосфера захоплення/ажіотажу)

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choke

Having a lot of difficulty breathing because air cannot easily enter the lungs.(задихатися, давитися)

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condemned

Describing a building in a very bad and dangerous condition that authorities have decided must be pulled down.(аварійний, непридатний для використання, такий, що підлягає знесенню)

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conspicuous consumption

Buying a lot of expensive and often unnecessary things in order to impress people and show off wealth.(демонстративне споживання, показне споживання)

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crawl

Moving very slowly due to heavy traffic, or moving along the ground on hands and knees.(повзти, дуже повільно рухатися(про транспорт))

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fume

Unhealthy and unpleasant gases and smoke from fires, burning chemicals, or car engines.(токсичні/шкідливі випари, дим)

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insane

Having a serious mental illness, or informally, behaving in a wild, foolish, or extreme way.(божевільний, ненормальний, надзвичайний)

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litter

Rubbish dropped in public places that makes those places look untidy.(сміття, залишене в громадських місцях)

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mugging

An attack on someone in the street in order to steal from them.(вуличний напад з метою пограбування)

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scene

The activity and people involved in a particular area, such as music, arts, or clubs.(тусовка; культурне/мистецьке/музичне середовище)

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show off

To try to impress people by talking about achievements or possessions in an annoying way.(хизуватися, вихвалятися, виставляти напоказ)

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slum

An area of houses in very bad condition where people with little or no money live.(нетрі, нетряний район, район з дуже бідними та занедбаними будинками)

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spring up

To suddenly start to exist somewhere.(раптово виникати, зʼявлятися)

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trace

A very small amount of something, or a sign showing that something had existed or been somewhere.(слід, невелика кількість; домішка)

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armed

Carrying guns, having guns available, or involving the use of guns.(озброєний)

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bring in

To officially introduce a new law or rule.(запроваджувати, вводити(закон, правило, обмеження))

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credit

To state or believe that a success happened because of a specific person or thing.(приписувати щось чиємусь успіху/заслузі)

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demolish

To destroy a building completely, especially because it is old or unsafe.(зносити, руйнувати(будівлю))

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downturn

A serious reduction in economic activity that can lead to business failures and job losses.(економічний спад, погіршення економічної ситуації)

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ease

To become less severe, dangerous, or unwelcome, or to make something less severe.(послаблювати, зменшувати, послаблюватися)

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flourish

To be very successful over a period of time.(процвітати, успішно розвиватися)

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halt

To stop happening or developing.(зупиняти(ся), припиняти(ся))

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house (verb)

To be the building where something operates from, or to provide people with somewhere to live.(розміщувати, забезпечувати житлом)

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impose

To officially introduce a law, rule, or restriction and make people accept it.(запроваджувати, накладати(штраф, обмеження, заборону)

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inhabitant

A person who lives in a particular place.(мешканець, житель)

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initiate

To officially start a process.(започаткувати, ініціювати, офіційно розпочати)

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inward

Actions or movements directed towards the centre of something, such as investment from abroad.(внутрішній, спрямований усередину)

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knock down

To destroy a building completely (informal/spoken equivalent of demolish).(знести, зруйнувати(будівлю))

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neglected

Not looked after properly and not in a good condition.(нехтувати, занедбувати)

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pour into

To spend a large amount of money on an activity or organisation over a period of time.(вкладати/впливати багато грошей у щось)

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reverse

To change something to the opposite.(змінювати на протилежне, скасовувати, повертати назад)

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secure (verb)

To succeed in getting something after a long process of trying.(здобути, отримати(після докладених зусиль))

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set out

To provide details about a plan or proposal so that people can understand it.(викладати, чітко описувати(план, пропозицію)

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soar

To increase very quickly and by a large amount.(стрімко зростати, різко підвищуватися)

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undergo

To experience or have something necessary or unpleasant happen to you.(зазнавати, проходити через щось)

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brim

The top edge of a container.(край, вінця(посудини))

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calm

To say or do something that reassures people and stops them worrying.(заспокоювати)

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compel

To force someone to do something, even if they do not want to.(змушувати, примушувати)

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deed

An action or something that someone does.(вчинок, дія)

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drug (verb)

To give someone a drug without their knowledge so that they become sleepy or unconscious.(приспати/одурманити наркотиком без відома людини)

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emerge

To become visible or known about after having been hidden or unknown.(зʼявлятися, ставати відомим/помітним)

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entitled

Having a particular title or name (for a book, film, poem, etc.).(під назвою)

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fate

What is going to happen to someone in the future, usually something unpleasant.(доля; майбутня доля/участь)

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freak out

To become very worried or frightened by something strange or unusual that you cannot explain.(сильно налякатися, запанікувати, бути дуже схвильованим)

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grip

To hold someone's complete interest so they cannot stop paying attention.(захоплювати, тримати в напрузі)

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harvest

To collect crops from fields, or to surgically collect cells or organs from someone's body.(збирати(урожай), вилучати(клітини/органи)

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raise

To tell people about a subject or issue, or to make them think about it more.(порушувати(питання, проблему), привертати увагу)

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spark

To cause something violent or extreme to start.(спричиняти, провокувати, давати поштовх)

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surgically

Done by a doctor who cuts into someone's body to repair or remove something.(хірургічним шляхом)

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thrilled

Extremely happy and excited about something.(надзвичайно щасливий/захоплений)

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trial

A process during which a court of law discusses a crime and decides whether an accused person is guilty.(судовий процес, суд)

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wave

A large amount of something unpleasant or unwanted that appears suddenly.(хвиля, раптовий сплеск/наплив)

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every now and then

Happening occasionally but not very often.(час від часу, іноді)

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first and foremost

Used to emphasise what is considered most important about a place, person, or organisation.(перш за все, передусім)

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here and there

Existing in a few different places in an area but not everywhere.(тут і там, подекуди)

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law and order

A peaceful state of affairs in which people obey the law.(закон і порядок)

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long and hard

Putting a lot of effort into something over a long period of time.(довго й наполегливо)

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on and off

Happening sometimes or for parts of a period of time, rather than continuously.(час від часу, періодично)

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peace and quiet

A quiet atmosphere with no loud activity, in contrast to a busy or noisy atmosphere.(тиша і спокій)

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rules and regulations

Rules or laws in a particular place or organisation, often referred to when felt to be excessive.(правила і норми; правила та положення)

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sick and tired

Disliking something strongly and feeling that it has been happening for too long.(страшенно втомитися від чогось; дуже набриднути)