Vocabulary 16

In your browser JavaScript is disabled!un- [An], in- [In], im- [Im], il- [Il], ir- [Ir] → отрицание:
usual [´jHZVəl] — ‘обычный’ - unusual [An´jHZVəl] — ‘необычный’,
definite — ‘определенный’ - indefinite — ‘неопределенный’,
possible [´pPsəbl] — ‘возможный’ - impossible [Im´pPsəbl] — ‘невозможный’,
legal [´lJgəl] — ‘законный’ - illegal [I´lJgəl] — ‘незаконный’,
regular [´regjVlə] — ‘правильный, рег.’ - irregular [I´regjVlə] — ‘неправильный…’;
mis- [mIs] → неправильность:
to use — ‘употреблять’ - to misuse [tə ´mIs´jHz] — ‘неправильно употр-ть’than usual — ‘чем обычно’,
as usual — ‘как обычно, как всегда’;
an airport [ən ´eəpLt] — ‘аэропорт’;
(the) same — ‘тот же самый, один и тот же’:
the same book (story, city, man):
Fred and I left Moscow on the same day.all the same — ‘всё равно’:
Would you like to go to the theatre or to the cinema? - It's all the same to me.(a) part — ‘1. часть’:
Did you like the second part of this book?
I only did part of the work yesterday.
(a) part — ‘2. участие’:
to take part in smth. — ‘принимать участие в чем-л.’:
Will you take part in the discussion?to invite [tV In´vaIt] — ‘приглашать’:
I invited a lot of my friends to dinner on Sunday.an invitation [ən InvI´teISn] — ‘приглашение’;
to mind [tə ´maInd] — ‘возражать против чего-л.’:
Do you mind if I smoke? (= Do you mind my smoking?) — ‘Вы не возражаете…?’ I don't mind if you come at 12.
Would you mind (doing smth.)? — ‘Будьте добры (сделать что-л.)’:
Would you mind opening the window?air — ‘воздух’:
in the open air (= out-of-doors) — ‘на открытом воздухе’:
You should spend more time in the open air (out-of-doors).
(to travel) by air — ‘самолётом’fresh — ‘свежий’:
fresh air, a fresh newspaper, fresh bread (meat);
to shine (shone [SPn], shone) — ‘светить, сиять’;
the sky — ‘небо’:
in the sky — ‘на небе, в небе’:
The sun was shining in the blue sky.rain — ‘дождь’;
to rain — ‘идти (о дожде)’;
hot — ‘жаркий, горячий’:
It's too hot in here.
I like my food hot. — ‘чтобы была гор.’to start — ‘1. отправляться’:
We must start early.
At last the train started. — ‘Наконец…’
to start off:
We started off after breakfast. — ‘отправляемся в путь’
to start — ‘2. начинать’:
We must start work at once.
The girl started crying (to cry). — ‘начала плакать’may (возможность в буд.):
He may come or he may not. — ‘возможно, придёт…’
They may still be here. — ‘возможно, всё ещё здесь’

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