II Lesson 5-3

In your browser JavaScript is disabled!to burst [bE:st] (burst, burst) — ‘взорваться, лопнуть’:
Don't put all these things in the bag, it will burst. — ‘может разорваться’ to burst into a room (a carriage) — ‘ворваться в (вагон)’;
to burst out crying — ‘расплакаться’;
to burst out laughing — ‘рассмеяться’ burst — ‘взрыв’:
a burst of laughter [´lRftq] (of applause) — ‘взрыв смеха…’;
exclaim [Iks´kleIm] — ‘восклицать’;
wild [waIld] — ‘дикий’;
masses [´mRsIz] — ‘массы’;
prefer [prI´fE:] — ‘предпочитать’;
personality [pE:sq´nxlItI] — ‘личность’;
gold [´goVld] — ‘золотой’;
watch chain — ‘цепочка для часов’;
dead [ded] — ‘мертвый’;
Hyde Park — ‘Гайд-парк’;
murder [´mE:dq] — ‘убийство’;
murderer [´mE:dqrq] — ‘убийца’;
unless [An´les] — ‘если только не’:
We'll go to the country on Sunday unless the weather changes.
I shan't come tomorrow unless you ring me up. — ‘завтра не приду’ shut (shut, shut, shutting) — ‘запирать, закрывать’:
to shut a door (a window, a journal, a book):
All the shops were shut, and we couldn't buy anything. — ‘ничего не могли к.’ run (ran, run, running) — ‘1. бегать’;
run — ‘2. ходить (транспорт)’:
The trams run every three minutes here. — ‘трамваи ходят’ run — ‘3. вести (дело)’:
to run a hotel (a factory) — ‘управлять гостиницей’;
to run a newspaper — ‘издавать газету’:
He runs everything here. — ‘всем ведает’ run into smth., smb. — ‘натолкнуться на что-л.’:
I ran into an old friend at the exhibition the other day. — ‘случайно встретил’ kindly [´kaIndlI] — ‘любезно’;
alike [q´laIk] — ‘похожий’:
to be alike — ‘быть П. друг на друга’:
My brother and sister are alike in character. — ‘по характеру’
But:
Both my brother and sister look like my father. — ‘Мои брат и сестра…’ compare [kqm´peq] — ‘сравнивать’:
to compare one thing with another — ‘С. одну вещь с другой’:
The teacher compared Peter's translation with mine. comparison [kqm´pxrIsn] — ‘сравнение’;
in comparison with — ‘по сравнению с…’;
rise (rose, risen) — ‘подниматься’;
hobby — ‘хобби’;
entrance [´entrqns] — ‘вход, подъезд’;
pull [pVl] — ‘тянуть’:
to pull the door open (shut) — ‘потянуть и открыть дв.’;
to pull smth. or smb. up (down) — ‘потянуть вверх’;
to pull smth. out — ‘вытянуть что-л.’;
to have a tooth pulled out — ‘выдернуть зуб’;
to pull up (at) — ‘останавливать около’;
to pull down a house — ‘снести дом’:
A car pulled up at the entrance and a tall young man got out. — ‘остановился у подъезда’
They were pulling down the house when we arrived at the place. — ‘Когда мы приехали…’ to pull oneself together — ‘взять себя в руки’;
start — ‘вздрагивать’;
describe [dIs´kraIb] — ‘описывать’;
beat (beat, beaten) — ‘1. бить, колотить’:
Jim's stepmother often beat him. — ‘Мачеха часто била’ beat — ‘2. биться (о сердце)’:
He felt his heart beating fast with excitement. — ‘забилось от волнения’ beat — ‘3. победить’:
"Torpedo" [tL´pJdqV] beat "Dynamo" 3 - 1 (three one).
My favorite team was beaten 2 - 3. — ‘проиграла со счетом’ in your own way — ‘в своём роде’;
they will buy me out — ‘выкупят мою долю’;
what a gulf separates us — ‘какая пропасть разделяет нас’;
it was the very man — ‘…тот самый человек’

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