II Lesson 4-4

In your browser JavaScript is disabled!to do (to be doing) well — ‘преуспевать’:
The doctor says the boy is doing very well. — ‘поправляется’
Although [Ll´DqV] the young actor was very nervous before his first performance, everybody was sure that he would do well. — ‘Хотя…’ finally — ‘наконец, в конце концов’;
at last — ‘наконец’:
She tried on a lot af hats and finally chose the one she had tried on first. — ‘выбрала ту…’ final [´faInql] — ‘заключительный’:
the final chapter — ‘последняя глава’;
a final decision (answer, price, result) — ‘окончательное решение’;
finals — ‘1. выпускные экзамены’;
finals — ‘финал (спорт.)’;
set out — ‘отправляться’;
set (set, set, setting) — ‘1. заходить (о солнце)’;
set — ‘2. ставить’:
to set the table (for two) — ‘накрывать стол’;
to set smb. free — ‘освободить кого-л.’;
to set smb. an example — ‘подать кому-л. пример’;
to set up a monument to smb. — ‘поставить памятник’;
to set up a committee [kq´mItI] — ‘создать комитет’ ;
to set a school, a museum, a hospital — ‘открыть школу…’ ring the bell — ‘позвонить в дверь’;
journey [´GE:nI] — ‘путешествие’:
It was a three days' journey. — ‘трёхдневное’ to go on a journey — ‘отправиться в П.’;
to make a journey — ‘совершить П.’:
He has gone on a journey to the Far East.
They made the journey from Saint-Petersburg to Sebastopol [sI´bxstqpqVl] in three days.
Did you have a pleasant journey? — ‘хорошо доехали?’
A happy (pleasant) journey (to you). — ‘Счастливого пути!’
= I hope you have a pleasant journey.
I wish you a pleasant journey. (formal) The journey across Europe from Calais [kq´leI] — ‘Кале́’ to Warsaw [´wLsL] — ‘Варшава’ took him about six days.
But:
Is he back from his travels yet? (без пункта назн.)
He likes travel stories. — ‘книги о путеш.’
Last week-end they took a trip to Klin. (короткое прямое)
Only a few newspapers wrote favourably of the results of the President's trip to Turkey. — ‘положительно…’
They had an unpleasant voyage from New York to Liverpool [´lIvqpHl]
because of the storm. (по воде, морем) blue-eyed [´blH ´aId] — ‘голубоглазый’ ;
well-known [´wel ´nqVn] — ‘известный’ ;
good-looking [´gVd ´lVkIN] — ‘красивый’ there came (аналогично there is) a noise — ‘послышался шум’ as if something heavy had fallen — ‘как будто упало…’ Mrs Bullfinch [´bVlfInC] does not care about marriage — ‘супружество не интересует’ For my art's sake — ‘Ради моего искусства’

Space - START,

Esc - STOP/Exit