Vocabulary 5

In your browser JavaScript is disabled!to see [tə ´sJ] (saw [´sL], seen) [´sJn] — ‘видеть’:
to see a film — ‘посмотреть фильм’.
What do you see?

to come to see, to go to see — ‘навещать (в прошедшем вр.)’;
to come and see, to go and see — ‘навещать’:
I often went to see my friends last year.
Please come and see me this evening.

a family [ə ´fæmIlI] — ‘семья’:
My family is large.
The family are at table now.

money [´mAnI] — ‘деньги’;
to spend (spent, spent) — ‘проводить (время)’:
We spent our last day off in Moscow.

to spend time (money) on smth. — ‘тратить на что-либо’:
He spends very much time on his English.

to wake up (woke up, woken up) [´wəVkən] — ‘просыпаться’:
I woke up early yesterday.

to wake up — ‘2. будить’:
Please wake him up.

late — ‘поздно’;
to get up (got up, got up) — ‘вставать’:
I get up at seven o'clock in the morning.
He got up and went out of the room.

to dress — ‘одеваться’;
to wash [tə ´wPS] — ‘умываться’:
He got up, washed and dressed.

breakfast [´brekfəst] — ‘завтрак’;
dinner [´dInə] — ‘обед’:
to have (ask) smb. to dinner — ‘пригласить на обед’;to have smth. for dinner — ‘иметь что-л.
на обед’:
We are going to ask them to dinner.
What are we having for dinner?

supper [´sApə] — ‘ужин’:
to have supper (breakfast, dinner) — ‘ужинать…’;
before supper (breakfast, dinner) — ‘до ужина…’;
after supper (breakfast, dinner) — ‘после ужина…’;
at supper (breakfast, dinner) — ‘за ужином…’;
to ask [tV ´Rsk] — ‘спрашивать’:
to ask questions — ‘задавать вопросы’:
In class the teacher asks us a lot of questions.

to ask for — ‘2. попросить что-л.’:
He asked me for a book to read.

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