Vocabulary 21-2

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an audience [qn ´Ldjqns] — ‘публика, зрители’:
There was a large audience at the theatre. — ‘много зрителей’
The audience were pleased with the performance. — ‘осталась довольна’to greet — ‘приветствовать (в повеств.)’;
a storm — ‘буря, шторм’;
applause [q´plLz] — ‘аплодисменты’:
to greet smb. with (a storm of) applause (ед. число!);
danger [´deInGq] — ‘опасность’:
to be in danger;
to be out of danger (= to be safe) — ‘быть вне О. (в безоп.)’:
The doctor says the patient's life is out of danger.a gun — ‘пистолет, ружьё’;
dangerous [´deInGqrqs] — ‘опасный’;
safe — ‘безопасный’:
It's dangerous to swim there, even for good swimmers. — ‘Там опасно…’ They feel quite safe there. — ‘в полной безоп.’ safely — ‘благополучно’:
The travellers reached the shore safely.an actor [qn ´xktq] — ‘актёр’;
an actress [qn ´xktrIs] — ‘актриса’;
directly [dI´rektlI] — ‘1. прямо’:
I saw him looking directly at us.
They were coming directly towards us.directly — ‘2. сразу же’:
I'll be back directly. — ‘Я сразу же вернусь.’ to approach [tV q´prqVC] — ‘приближаться’;
to come up (to) — ‘подходить к’:
The train was approaching the town. — ‘приближался’ (несов. вид)
But (соверш. вид!):
He came up to me and said...a distance [q ´dIstqns] — ‘расстояние’:
at a distance of — ‘на расстоянии в’;
in the distance — ‘вдали’:
We could see some mountains in the distance. — ‘Вдали мы видели…’to take aim — ‘прицеливаться’;
to fire — ‘стрелять’;
to fall (fell, fallen [´fLlqn]) — ‘1. падать’:
Something has fallen from the table on the floor.to fall — ‘2. гл.-связка смены состояния’:
to fall asleep — ‘заснуть’;
to fall ill — ‘заболеть’;
to fall in love with smb. — ‘влюбиться в кого-л.’;
to fall — ‘3. падать (о ценах)’;
forward [´fLwqd] — ‘вперёд’;
to jump — ‘прыгать, скакать’:
to jump for joy — ‘прыгать от радости’;
a stage — ‘сцена (театр.)’:
on the stage — ‘на сцене’;
to be about to do smth. — ‘намерение с препятствием’:
He was about to go when a friend rang him up. — ‘собрался уходить’to rise (rose, risen [rIzn]) — ‘1. подниматься’;
to get (stand) up — ‘подниматься’:
He rose from his chair to greet us.to rise — ‘2. всходить (о солнце)’;
to set (set, set) — ‘заходить (о солнце)’:
The sun rises late and sets early in winter.to rise — ‘3. подниматься (о ценах и т.п.)’;
to fall — ‘3. снижаться’;
a pain — ‘боль’:
I've got a pain in my side. — ‘У меня болит бок’painful — ‘болезненный’;
painless — ‘безболезненный’:
The operation will be quite painless.still — ‘2. неподвижный’:
to lie (sit, stand) still — ‘лежать неподвижно’;
a horse [q ´hLs] — ‘лошадь’;
to lift — ‘поднимать (с трудом)’:
The suit-case was so heavy that I could hardly lift it.to give smb. a lift — ‘подвезти кого-л.’:
We didn't expect them to give us a lift.to carry [´kxrI] — ‘нести (в руках)’:
Will you help me to carry my suit-case to the station, please?to carry out — ‘выполнять’:
to carry out a plan (an order);
opposite [´PpqzIt] — ‘противоположный’:
the opposite side of the street;
in the opposite direction — ‘в обратном направлении’:
It's just the opposite. — ‘Как раз наоборот’ I thought quite the opposite. — ‘Я думал совсем н.’ to remain [tq rI´meIn] — ‘1. оставаться’:
After the fire, very little remained of the house. — ‘После пожара…’
But:
I've broken another of the new cups, only four are left now.to remain — ‘продолжать быть’ + прил.:
to remain young — ‘оставаться молодым’;
to remain true — ‘оставаться верным’;
death [deT] — ‘смерть’

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