Oxford 5000

abolish (v., C1)

отменять, упразднять — The city voted to abolish the outdated parking rule.

abortion (n., C1)

аборт, прерывание беременности — The article discussed access to abortion services in rural areas.

absence (n., C1)

отсутствие — Her absence from the meeting surprised the whole team.

absent (adj., C1)

отсутствующий — Two members were absent from the morning briefing.

absorb (v., B2)

впитывать; усваивать — It takes time to absorb so much new information.

abstract (adj., B2)

абстрактный — The lecture began with a rather abstract question.

absurd (adj., C1)

абсурдный, нелепый — It would be absurd to ignore such clear evidence.

abuse (n., v., C1)

злоупотребление; жестокое обращение — The organization helps people who have experienced abuse.

academy (n., C1)

академия — She received a scholarship to study at the music academy.

accelerate (v., C1)

ускорять(ся) — New technology could accelerate the diagnosis process.

accent (n., B2)

акцент, произношение — His accent became less noticeable after a year abroad.

acceptance (n., C1)

принятие; одобрение — Public acceptance of the proposal grew over time.

accessible (adj., C1)

доступный, легкодоступный — The building is fully accessible to wheelchair users.

accessory (n., C1)

аксессуар; дополнительная принадлежность — A phone case is a useful accessory when traveling.

accidentally (adv., B2)

случайно, нечаянно — I accidentally sent the message to the wrong group.

accommodate (v., B2)

размещать; учитывать потребности — The hotel can accommodate up to eighty guests.

accommodation (n., B2)

жильё, размещение — We booked our accommodation well before the trip.

accomplish (v., B2)

достигать; успешно выполнять — We accomplished more than we had expected today.

accomplishment (n., C1)

достижение, успешно выполненное дело — Finishing her first marathon was a major accomplishment.

accordingly (adv., C1)

соответственно; исходя из этого — The schedule changed, so we adjusted our plans accordingly.

accountability (n., C1)

подотчётность, ответственность за результаты — Clear accountability helps teams work more effectively.

accountable (adj., C1)

ответственный, подотчётный — Managers should be accountable for their decisions.

accountant (n., B2)

бухгалтер — An accountant helped them prepare their annual tax return.

accumulate (v., C1)

накапливать(ся) — Small expenses can accumulate over several months.

accumulation (n., C1)

накопление, скопление — The accumulation of snow blocked the narrow road.

accuracy (n., B2)

точность — We checked the accuracy of the measurements twice.

accurately (adv., B2)

точно, без ошибок — Please describe the symptoms as accurately as possible.

accusation (n., C1)

обвинение — He strongly denied the accusation of dishonesty.

accused (n., C1)

обвиняемый — The accused appeared in court on Monday morning.

acid (n. B2; adj. C1, B2/C1)

кислота; кислотный — Citric acid gives lemons their sharp taste.

acquisition (n., C1)

приобретение; поглощение компании — The acquisition gave the company access to new markets.

acre (n., B2)

акр (единица площади) — Their family owns a small farm of ten acres.

activate (v., B2)

активировать, приводить в действие — You need to activate your account before signing in.

activation (n., C1)

активация, приведение в действие — The activation of the alarm triggered an automatic alert.

activist (n., C1)

активист — The environmental activist spoke at a local school.

acute (adj., C1)

острый, резко выраженный — The patient was admitted with acute abdominal pain.

adaptation (n., C1)

адаптация, приспособление — Moving abroad requires adaptation to a different culture.

addiction (n., B2)

зависимость, пристрастие — The program offers support for people with gambling addiction.

additionally (adv., B2)

кроме того, дополнительно — Additionally, we need to discuss the project budget.

adequate (adj., B2)

достаточный, соответствующий требованиям — Make sure you get adequate rest before the exam.

adhere (v., C1)

придерживаться, соблюдать — All staff must adhere to the safety guidelines.

adjacent (adj., C1)

соседний, прилегающий — The meeting room is adjacent to the main office.

adjust (v., B2)

регулировать; приспосабливаться — You can adjust the screen brightness in the settings.

adjustment (n., C1)

корректировка, настройка — A small adjustment made the chair much more comfortable.

administer (v., C1)

вводить (лекарство); управлять — A trained nurse will administer the medication.

administrative (adj., C1)

административный, организационный — She spends too much time on administrative tasks.

administrator (n., C1)

администратор, руководитель — The system administrator restored access to the network.

admission (n., C1)

приём, поступление; признание — Hospital admission was necessary because of his symptoms.

adolescent (n., C1)

подросток — The adolescent asked to speak with the doctor privately.

adoption (n., C1)

усыновление; внедрение — The adoption of digital records improved communication.

adverse (adj., C1)

неблагоприятный; побочный — The team monitored patients for adverse reactions.

advocate (n., v., C1)

выступать за, отстаивать; защитник — Several doctors advocate for better access to preventive care.

aesthetic (adj., C1)

эстетический — The changes were made mainly for aesthetic reasons.

affection (n., C1)

привязанность, тёплые чувства — He showed great affection for his grandparents.

affordable (adj., B2)

доступный по цене — Finding an affordable apartment can be difficult in big cities.

aftermath (n., C1)

последствия (обычно неприятного события) — The community rebuilt its homes in the aftermath of the flood.

aged (adj., B2)

в возрасте; престарелый — The survey included adults aged between thirty and fifty.

aggression (n., C1)

агрессия — The coach warned that aggression would not be tolerated.

agricultural (adj., C1)

сельскохозяйственный — Agricultural production depends heavily on the weather.

agriculture (n., B2)

сельское хозяйство — Agriculture remains important to the local economy.

aide (n., C1)

помощник, ассистент (должностной) — A senior aide prepared the minister's speech.

alert (v., n., adj., C1)

предупреждать; тревога; бдительный — The app will alert you when the train is delayed.

alien (n. B2; adj. C1, B2/C1)

инопланетянин; чуждый — The children watched a movie about an alien from another planet.

algorithm (n., C1)

алгоритм — The algorithm sorts incoming requests by urgency.

align (v., C1)

согласовывать; выравнивать — We need to align our goals before starting the project.

alignment (n., C1)

согласованность; выравнивание — Better alignment between teams would prevent delays.

alike (adv., adj., C1)

одинаково; похожий — The new rules apply to students and teachers alike.

allegation (n., C1)

утверждение без доказательств; обвинение — The company promised to investigate the allegation.

allege (v., C1)

утверждать (обычно без доказательств) — Witnesses allege that the documents were altered.

allegedly (adv., C1)

предположительно, как утверждается — The files were allegedly deleted before the inspection.

alliance (n., C1)

союз, альянс — The two organizations formed an alliance to share resources.

allocate (v., C1)

выделять, распределять — The hospital will allocate additional funds to training.

allocation (n., C1)

распределение, выделение ресурсов — The allocation of funds will be reviewed next month.

allowance (n., C1)

пособие, денежная выплата; допустимая норма — The company provides a monthly travel allowance.

all-time (adj., C1)

рекордный; за всё время — The athlete broke the all-time scoring record.

ally (n., C1)

союзник — The small country gained an important regional ally.

alongside (prep., B2)

рядом с; вместе с — She worked alongside experienced colleagues during training.

altogether (adv., B2)

в целом; всего; полностью — Altogether, the trip cost less than we expected.

aluminum (n., C1)

алюминий — The bicycle frame is made of lightweight aluminum.

amateur (adj., n., C1)

любительский; любитель — An amateur photographer took the winning picture.

ambassador (n., C1)

посол — The ambassador met with representatives of the local community.

ambitious (adj., B2)

амбициозный; масштабный — They set an ambitious target for the coming year.

ambulance (n., B2)

машина скорой помощи — An ambulance arrived within a few minutes.

amend (v., C1)

вносить поправки, изменять — The committee agreed to amend the original proposal.

amendment (n., C1)

поправка, изменение — Parliament approved an amendment to the law.

amid (prep., C1)

среди; на фоне — The project continued amid growing public criticism.

amusing (adj., B2)

забавный, смешной — She told an amusing story about her first day at work.

analogy (n., C1)

аналогия, сравнение — The teacher used an analogy to explain the difficult concept.

analyst (n., B2)

аналитик — A financial analyst reviewed the company's performance.

analytics (n., C1)

аналитика, анализ данных — Website analytics showed an increase in visitors.

ancestor (n., B2)

предок — One of her ancestors moved to the United States in 1890.

anchor (n., C1)

якорь — The boat dropped its anchor near the quiet bay.

angel (n., C1)

ангел — In the painting, an angel stands beside the child.

animation (n., B2)

анимация, мультипликация — The studio created a short animation for the website.

annually (adv., B2)

ежегодно — The organization publishes its results annually.

anonymous (adj., C1)

анонимный — Employees can submit anonymous feedback online.

anticipate (v., B2)

ожидать, предвидеть — We anticipate a higher number of visitors this weekend.

anxiety (n., B2)

тревога, беспокойство — Many students experience anxiety before an important exam.

apology (n., B2)

извинение — He offered a sincere apology for the mistake.

apparel (n., C1)

одежда, предметы одежды — The store specializes in outdoor apparel.