11.1 words and phrasal verbs

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it’s no use doing something

немає сенсу щось робити

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it’s no good doing something

немає сенсу щось робити

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there’s no point in doing something

немає сенсу щось робити

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relieved

заспокоєний (I was relieved to hear you had arrived safely)

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back out

decide not to do something you agreed to do (відмовитися від домовленості The investor backed out of the project because of financial risks; But you promised to help me this weekend, you can’t back out now!)

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back out at the last minute

відмовитися в останню мить (He backed out at the last minute)

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debunk

спростовувати, викривати неправдивість, розвінчувати міф (Scientists have debunked the theory that humans only use 10% of their brains)

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debunk a misconception

спростувати хибне уявлення

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debunk a claim/rumours

спростувати твердження/чутки (The journalist tried to debunk the rumours about the politician)

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platitude

банальність, банальна фраза, заїжджена фраза (He kept repeating platitudes about hard work and success instead of giving practical advice)

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offer platitude

говорити банальні речі (He offered a platitude about the importance of friendship)

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platitudinous

банальний, сповнений банальності (His advice was platitudinous)

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trite

заїджений, банальний, неоригінальний (His advice was trite)

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a respite from

перепочинок, полегшення (The rain offered a brief respite from the heat)

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a brief respite

короткий відпочинок

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a welcome respite

бажаний відпочинок (The weekend provided a welcome respite from work)

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provide/offer a respite

забезпечити відпочинок

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provide someone with a respite from something

The boss provided/gave his employees with a respite from their daily workload)

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an affinity for something

схильність, прихильність, спорідненість, близькість (She has always had an affinity for music)

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feel an affinity with someone

відчувати близькість з кимось (I felt an immediate affinity with him)

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fondness for

simply liking or affection (симпатія любов He has a fondness for languages[he simply enjoys them, when affinity for languages is naturally drawn to])

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egregious

extremely bad in a way that is very noticeable (обурливий, кричущий, обурливо поганий The company made an enrigous mistake)

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egregious mistake/error

груба, кричуща помилка (The company made an egregious error by ignoring the safety regulations)

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egregious behaviour

обурлива поведінка (His egregious behaviour towards his colleagues eventually got him fired)

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egregious violation

груба поведінка (The company committed an egregious violation of workers’ rights)

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conjecture

припущення, здогад, робити припущення

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pure conjecture

чисте припущення (His theory is based on pure conjecture[uncountable])

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mere conjecture

лише припущення (His explanation is mere conjecture, Without evidence, this is mere conjecture)

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a matter of conjecture

предмет припущень (The cause remains a matter of conjecture)

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indulgence

act of following oneself to enjoy a desired pleasure (потурання, поблажливість, задоволення власних бажань Eating chocolate every evening is my little indulgence)

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excessive indulgence

надмірне потурання (Excessive indulgence can spoil a child)

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indulgence in something

задоволення від чогось, надмірне задоволення чимось (His indulgence in expensive hobbies began to affect his financial situation)

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potent

having great power or influence (потужний, сильнодійий, впливовий Fear can be a potent motivator; Social media has become a potent tool for communication)

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considerable

large or significant in amount, size, degree or importance (значний, чималий, суттєвий The project requires a considerable amount of time; She has made considerable progress in English)

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suffer

страждати, зазнавати, потерпати, погіршуватися (Many people suffer from anxiety; His academic performance suffered because of his lack of sleep)

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endure

continue experiencing something without giving up (терпіти, зносити He endured severe pain without complaining[терпів])

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ask after

ask for news about (розпитувати про когось/щось She asked after your mother when I saw her yesterday; Tony was asking after you and I told him you were fine)

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back down

stop demanding something, stop saying that you will do something (відступити, відмовитися від своєї позиції, поступитися Neither of them was willing to back down during the argument; He eventually backed down and admitted that he was wrong)