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78 Terms

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<p>along (элонг)</p>

along (элонг)

вдоль — They walked along the road.

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<p>dusty (дасти)</p>

dusty (дасти)

пыльный — The old room was dark and dusty.

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led (лед) / lead /leading

привёл; вёл / ведет/ ведущий / — She led him through the forest.

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<p>bush (буш)</p>

bush (буш)

куст — He hid behind a bush.

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<p>nowhere (ноуэа)</p>

nowhere (ноуэа)

нигде; никуда — There was nowhere to hide.

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<p>rickety (рики́ти)</p>

rickety (рики́ти)

ветхий; шаткий — They crossed a rickety old bridge.

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<p>signpost (сайнпоуст)</p>

signpost (сайнпоуст)

указатель — He stopped beside the signpost.

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<p>contended (кэнтэндид)</p>

contended (кэнтэндид)

утверждал; заявлял — He contended that he had done nothing wrong.

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<p>drought (драут)</p>

drought (драут)

засуха — The village suffered from a long drought.

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<p>harvest of grain (харвист ов грейн)</p>

harvest of grain (харвист ов грейн)

урожай зерна — The farmers had a good harvest of grain.

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<p>tended to treat (тендид ту трит)</p>

tended to treat (тендид ту трит)

имел обыкновение относиться; обычно обращался — He tended to treat strangers with kindness.

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<p>determined (дитёрминд)</p>

determined (дитёрминд)

решительный; полный решимости — She was determined to find her brother.

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term (тёрм)

срок; термин; период — He stayed there for a short term.

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tame (тэйм)

приручённый; ручной — The wild animal was surprisingly tame.

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<p>unforgiving (анфоргивинг)</p>

unforgiving (анфоргивинг)

беспощадный; не прощающий — The forest was an unforgiving place.

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mostly (моустли)

в основном — The village was mostly empty.

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surely (шуа́ли)

несомненно; конечно — Surely

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scarcely (скэсли)

едва; с трудом — He could scarcely believe what he saw.

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expected (икспэктид)

ожидаемый; ожидавший — She had expected him to come.

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offered (офэрд)

предложил — He offered to help her.

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argue (аргью)

спорить — They began to argue about the plan.

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argument (аргьюмэнт)

спор; аргумент — Their argument lasted for several minutes.

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well-intentioned (уэл интэншэнд)

доброжелательный; с благими намерениями — His advice was well-intentioned.

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fought back (фот бэк)

сопротивлялся; дал отпор — She fought back when they attacked her.

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damn it (дэм ит)

чёрт возьми — Damn it! We are too late.

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<p>cooped up (купт ап)</p>

cooped up (купт ап)

запертый; сидящий взаперти — He felt cooped up in the small room.

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spoiling (спойлинг)

портящий; лишающий возможности — He was spoiling her chance of escaping.

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<p>belong (билонг)</p>

belong (билонг)

принадлежать — This house belongs to my family.

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whether (уэзэр)

ли; whether…or — I don't know whether he will come.

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<p>realised (риэлайзд)</p>

realised (риэлайзд)

понял; осознал — He realised that he was in danger.

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<p>consult (консалт)</p>

consult (консалт)

советоваться; консультироваться — She decided to consult a doctor.

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nowadays (науэдэйз)

в настоящее время; в наши дни — Nowadays people use phones for almost everything.

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muttering (матэринг)

бормоча; бормотание — He was muttering something under his breath.

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dire (дайэ)

ужасный; крайне серьёзный — They were in dire need of help.

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proper (пропэр)

подходящий; надлежащий — He wanted to find a proper place to stay.

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<p>disappointment (дисэпойнтмэнт)</p>

disappointment (дисэпойнтмэнт)

разочарование — Her face showed her disappointment.

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manage (мэнидж)

справляться; управлять, суметь — He managed to escape from the house.

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thwarted (сво́тид)

помешал; сорвал — His plans were thwarted by the sudden storm.

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threatened (трэ́тэнд)

угрожал; находился под угрозой — She felt threatened by the strange man.

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grudgingly (граджингли)

неохотно — He grudgingly agreed to help her.

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<p>grimly (гримли)</p>

grimly (гримли)

мрачно; сурово — He smiled grimly when he heard the news.

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<p>rebellion (рибэлиэн)</p>

rebellion (рибэлиэн)

восстание; бунт — The people started a rebellion against the king.

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teenage rebellion (тинэйдж рэбэлиэн)

подростковый бунт — His behaviour was part of a teenage rebellion.

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pleasant (плезэнт)

приятный — She had a pleasant conversation with him.

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<p>well-mannered (уэл мэнэд)</p>

well-mannered (уэл мэнэд)

воспитанный; хорошо себя ведущий — The boy was polite and well-mannered.

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pang (пэнг)

внезапное чувство; приступ — She felt a pang of fear.

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uncomplaining (анкомплейнинг)

не жалующийся; терпеливый — He remained uncomplaining despite the difficult situation.

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particularly (пэтикьюлэли)

особенно — She was particularly interested in the old house.

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encouraged (инкариджд)

ободрил; поощрил — His words encouraged her to keep going.

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<p>shone (шоун)</p>

shone (шоун)

светил; сиял — The moon shone brightly through the window.

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sore (сор)

больной; болезненный — Her eyes were sore after crying all night.

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the girl's sore eyes (зэ гёрлз сор айз)

воспалённые; болезненные глаза девочки — The girl's sore eyes showed how much she had been crying.

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<p>pathetic (пэсэтик)</p>

pathetic (пэсэтик)

жалкий; вызывающий сожаление — He looked pathetic standing alone in the rain.

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mentioned (мэншэнд)

упомянул — She mentioned his name during the conversation.

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<p>plate of stew (плэйт ов стью)</p>

plate of stew (плэйт ов стью)

тарелка тушёного мяса; тарелка рагу — He gave her a plate of stew.

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weakly (уикли)

слабо — She smiled weakly at him.

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gaze (гэйз)

взгляд; пристально смотреть — He stared at her with a worried gaze.

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anxious (энкшэс)

встревоженный; обеспокоенный — She was anxious about her family.

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although (олзоу)

хотя — Although he was scared

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convey (кэнвэй)

передавать; выражать — Her expression conveyed a sense of fear.

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capable (кэйпэбл)

способный — He was capable of making his own decisions.

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filled (филд)

наполненный; заполненный — Her eyes were filled with tears.

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retired (ритайэд)

вышедший на пенсию — Her father was a retired teacher.

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hankered (хэнкэд)

сильно желал; тосковал — He hankered after a quiet life in the countryside.

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occasionally (экэйжэнэли)

иногда — He occasionally visited his old friends.

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suppose (сапоуз)

предполагать; полагать — I suppose he knows the truth.

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paused (позд)

сделал паузу; остановился — She paused for a moment before answering.

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<p>awkwardly (оквэдли)</p>

awkwardly (оквэдли)

неловко — He smiled awkwardly and looked away.

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neither (найзэ)

ни один; ни тот ни другой — Neither of them knew what to do.

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gone deep (гон дип)

глубоко вошедший; глубоко проникший — The knife had gone deep into the wood.

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worse (вёрс)

хуже — The situation became even worse.

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an impression of normality (эн импрэшн ов нормэлити)

впечатление нормальности — The family tried to give an impression of normality.

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farmer (фармэр)

фермер — The farmer lived in a small house near the forest.

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through and through (сру энд сру)

полностью; насквозь — He was a farmer through and through.

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a father's got a right to his own child (э фазэрз гот э райт ту хиз оун чайлд)

отец имеет право на собственного ребёнка — He believed that a father's got a right to his own child.

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silent for a moment (сайлэнт фор э моумэнт)

молчал некоторое время — He was silent for a moment.

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teenage rebellion (тинэйдж рэбэлиэн)

подростковый бунт — Her behaviour was just a form of teenage rebellion.

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threated (трентед)

угрожал, находился под угрозой —She felt threated by the strange man