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1.
aboriginal – [ˌæbəˈrɪdʒənl] –аборигенский, коренной,местный
His family has aboriginal origins,
they are form Perú
2.
accident –[ˈæksɪdənt] –случай, несчастный случай
My friend Tom had a car accident
last week, he's in hospital now
3.
amazing –[əˈmeɪz] –удивительный, изумительный,
It was an amazing movie,
excellent!
4.
another time – [əˈnʌðə taɪm]– в другой раз
I can't go today, we'll go another
time
5.
art gallery –[ɑ:t ˈɡælərɪ] –картинная/художественная галерея
There is a painting exhibition at
the local art gallery this week
6.
as many as –[əz ˈmenɪ əz]– столько же сколько
Buy as many as you can
7.
attractive –[əˈtræktɪv] –притягательный,привлекательный
Brad Pitt is a very
attractive actor
8.
blind date –[blaɪnd deɪt] –свидание в слепую
My friend Nicolle is going out on a
blind date tomorrow
9.
borrow –[ˈbɔrəu] –брать
взаймы
Can I borrow your laptop for a
minute?
10.
Bulgaria – [bʌlˈgɛərɪə] -Болгария
My friend Marta comes from
Bulgaria
11.
charity–[ˈtʃærɪtɪ] –
благотворительность, милостыня
Bill Gates gives away a lot of money to
charity
12.
check-up –[tʃek ʌp] –проверка, осмотр
People over 40 should have a
check-up every year
13.
cheek –[tʃi:k] – щекаHe kissed her in the cheek
14.
Cheers! - [tʃɪəz] – Вашездоровье! До дна!
Happy birthday and cheers!
15.
chopsticks–[ˈtʃɔpstɪks] –
палочки для еды (у китайцев,
корейцев и японцев)
Japanese food comes with chopsticks
16.
coach –[kəutʃ] – тренер;инструктор
You can take the train or a coach /
The football team has a new coach
17.
cosmopolitan-[ˌkɔzməuˈpɔlɪtən]
– многонациональный,
распространённый по всему земному
шару
London is the most cosmopolitan city
in the world
18.
couple –[ˈkʌpl] – параI need a couple of minutes
to finish
19.
dates –[deits] –финики
What are the dates for the
meetings? / We went out on three
dates before he kissed me
20.
embarrass –[ɪmˈbærəs] –стеснительный, смущающий
If you wear that dress, you will
embarrass yourself!
21.
excited –[ɪkˈsaɪt] –взволнованный, возбужденный
(от положительных эмоций)
I'm so excited about our
holidays!
22.
first impressions–[fə:st
ɪmˈpreʃən] – первое впечатление
First impressions are not
always right
23.
flat –[flæt] – квартираThe land is flat
24.
gang –[ɡæŋ] – бригадаA gang of thieves
robbed the bank
25.
Goodness! –[ˈgudnɪs] –боже мой!
Oh my goodness! What did you
do?!
26.
greet –[ɡri:t] – здороваться,кланяться
The couple will greet the
guests outside the church
27.
Have a good weekend! –[hæv ə ɡud ˈwi:kˈend] –
Желаю приятно провести
выходные!
28.
hurry –[ˈhʌrɪ] –спешить;
торопиться
No need to be in a hurry, we've
got time
29.
impress –[ɪm'pres] –производить впечатление; поражать
You don't impress me with that
car
30.
interview –[ˈɪntəvju:] –встреча; беседа; собеседование
I have a job interview next
week
31.
it doesn't matter –[it' dʌz(r)nt 'mætə(r)] –
не важно
I forgot my wallet! - It doesn’t
matter, I have money.
32.
journey – [ˈdʒə:nɪ] –поездка
The journey to Sydney will take
2 hours
33.
mainly – [ˈmeɪnlɪ] –главным
образом; в основном
In Asia, people live mainly of
fish
34.
marathon – [ˈmərəθən] –марафон
You have to train hard to run a
marathon
35.
Master's degree – [ˈmɑ:stəzdɪˈɡri:] – степень магистра
My brother finished his Master's
degree and then got a better job
36.
messenger – [ˈmesɪndʒə] –курьер, разносчик
Hermes was the messenger of the
Greek Gods
37.
mistakes – [mɪsˈteɪks] –ошибки
You made a lot of mistakes in your
test
38.
more and more –[mɔ:r ənd
mɔ:r] – все больше
People are buying more and more
medicine every year
39.
my pleasure – [maɪ ˈpleʒə] –мое удовольствие
Thank you for helping me! -My
pleasure
40.
nervous – [ˈnə:vəs] –нервный
Are you nervous about the interview?
41.
never mind – [ˈdʒ3:mənɪ] –ничего; пустяки
Never mind, I'll find someone
else to do it
42.
noise – [nɔɪz] – шумThere is a strange noise coming
out of that house
43.
Not a great look!– [nɔt ə ɡreɪtluk] – Вид неочень красивый
Look at her dress! -Yeah, not a
great look!
44.
nothing much – [ˈnʌθɪŋmʌtʃ] – ничего особенного
What are you up to? -Nothing much
45.
notice – [ˈnəutɪs] –уведомление
I will put up a notice to find a
babysitter
46.
oldest –[əuldist] – старческий
Martin is the oldest employer in my
office
47.
opening –[ˈəupnɪŋ] – открытие
The opening hours are 9am to
6pm
48.
percentage – [pəˈsentɪdʒ] –процент
What is the percentage of working
adults living with their parents?
49.
Pleased to meet you –Рад знакомству
Pleased to meet you. -Pleased to
meet you too!
50.
progress –[prə'gres] – прогресс
The students progress a lot
every year
51.
raisins – [ˈreɪzn] – изюмI don't like raisins in my
cereal
52.
readers – [ˈri:dəz] –читатель
This book is for young
readers
53.
reporter –[rɪˈpɔ:tə] – репортер
She is a reporter for
the CNN
54.
seat – [si:t] –сиденье, место
This is your seat
55.
shake – [ʃeɪk] – взболтать,встряхнуть
Don't shake the beer, it will
explode!
56.
shapes – [ʃeɪps] – формаThe baby can draw different
shapes
57.
show round – [ʃəu raund] –провести экскурсию
I will show you round the office,
come!
58.
Shut up! – [ˈhɔrəbl] –приказание замолчать
Shut up! I don't want to listen to
you anymore
59.
signs –[saɪnz] – знаки;
признаки
Read the signs
60.
so many things – [səu ˈmɛnɪθɪŋ] – много вещей
I've got so many things to do!
61.
successful –[səkˈsesful] –
иметь успех
It is a very successful agency
62.
sunshine –[ˈsʌnʃaɪn] –
солнечный свет
Let's sit out in the sunshine
63.
suppose –[səˈpəuz] –
предполагать
I suppose you are coming with me,
right?
64.
survey– [sə'veɪ] – опрос, обзор
We are conducting a survey on what
kind of food people eat
65.
swap –[swɔp] – менять,
обменивать
Can we swap places?
66.
table manners –[ˈteɪbl ˈmænə] –
умение вести себя за столом
He's got no table manners
67.
terrible –[ˈterəbl] – страшный,
ужасный; громадный
That was a terrible meal, cold and
greasy
68.
theatre – [ˈθɪətə] – театрWould you like to go to the
theatre this weekend?
69.
to have in common– [tə hæv
ɪn ˈkɔmən] – иметь много общего в
плане интересов
What do we have in common? -Our
names!
70.
train – [treɪn] – поезд, составI will train hard for my new
job
71.
Turkish – [ˈtə:kɪʃ] – турецкийIt's a very famous
Turkish city
72.
wear – [wɛə] – носитьYou should wear a coat, it's
cold outside
73.
wise –[waɪz] – мудрый,
благоразумный
He will do the correct thing, he's
very wise
74.
worry – [ˈwʌrɪ] – беспокойство,волнение
Don't worry about me, I'm fine!