front 1 Evidence | back 1 свидетельство/доказательство |
front 2 Have (get) the blues (idiom) | back 2 to feel sad |
front 3 Insight | back 3 (the ability to have) a deep, clear, and sometimes sudden understanding of a complicated problem or a situation (представление) После insights всегда идет INTO ( https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/insight ) |
front 4 Bring on | back 4 to cause something happen, esp., bad (вызвать / спровоцировать) Bring on depression |
front 5 Counselling session | back 5 talking therapy that involves trained therapist listening to you and helping you find ways to deal with emotional issues (консультация) |
front 6 Is directed to | back 6 направлен(а)(о) на |
front 7 Commuter | back 7 someone, who travel between work and home |
front 8 Work placement | back 8 стажировка |
front 9 Get used to it | back 9 привыкай |
front 10 Posture | back 10 осанка / позиция |
front 11 Gesture | back 11 жест / знак |
front 12 Resemble | back 12 намоминать / походить на |
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front 14 Metal handle Retractable handle | back 14 металлическая ручка выдвижная ручка |
front 15 Pull | back 15 тянуть, вытащить, понянуть |
front 16 Clear customs | back 16 пройти таможню |
front 17 baggage claim | back 17 the place in an airport where you get your cases and bags when you arrive after flying |
front 18 Overlooked | back 18 упускаются из виду |
front 19 Glibly | back 19 бойко / многословно |
front 20 Irritating | back 20 раздражающий / неприятный |
front 21 Uptick | back 21 an increase in the number or amount of smth (всплекс) |
front 22 steel mill | back 22 a factory where steel is made (сталелитейный звод) |
front 23 Landfill | back 23 the process of getting rid of large amounts of rubbish by burying it, or a place where rubbish is buried (свалка) |
front 24 Bury | back 24 хоронить, закапывать (Бери) |
front 25 (idiom) No relief in sight | back 25 никаких улучшений не видно |
front 26 As well as | back 26 In addition to sth (кроме того, а также). As well as is not allowed to be located in the beginning of the sentence |
front 27 to curb inflation | back 27 сдержать инфляцию |
front 28 discern | back 28 различать |
front 29 Rip (stock is ripping) | back 29 A dramatic upward move in the price of an asset, relative to surrounding price move |
front 30 Accommodation | back 30 a place to stay or live |
front 31 theme night | back 31 is an event where participants are requested to dress or act according to a particular theme |
front 32 Deteriorate (into) | back 32 to become worse (вырождается/деградирует в) |
front 33 Hold the opinion | back 33 придерживаться мнения |
front 34 (idiom) Run high (emotions/feelings) | back 34 If feelings are running high, people are angry or excited. (эмоции/чувство накаляются) |
front 35 Arguments can start as easily over minor points of usage as over major policies of linguistic education | back 35 Споры могут возникать как по незначительным вопросам словоупотребления, так и по основным направлениям лингвистического образования |
front 36 Arguments | back 36 споры |
front 37 Exempt | back 37 to excuse someone or something from a duty, payment, etc. (Nobody is exempt - никто не освобождается) |
front 38 Aptitude | back 38 a natural ability or skill (склонность, предрасположенность) |
front 39 Ability vs Skill | back 39 Ability simply refers to the potential of a person to do something. On the other hand, skill refers to the potential possessed by an individual to do something exceptionally well |
front 40 Inherently Inherent | back 40 по своей сути, по своей природе присущий, неотъемлемый |
front 41 Impose | back 41 to officially force a rule , tax , punishment , etc. to be obeyed or received (ввести / навязать). Usually preposition ON is used |
front 42 Embody (verb) | back 42 to represent a quality or an idea exactly (воплощать, олицетворять) |
front 43 1) tear into something 2) tear into someone/something | back 43 1) to start doing something with energy and enthusiasm 2) to criticize someone or something very strongly |
front 44 trash (verb) | back 44 to throw something away to cause a lot of damage to something to criticize something or someone severely |
front 45 severely | back 45 very seriously |
front 46 slam | back 46 to (cause to) move against a hard surface with force and usually a loud noise (хлопать) |
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front 48 intricacy | back 48 complicated details (сложность, запутанность, замысловатость) |
front 49 iterative | back 49 doing something again and again, usually to improve it |
front 50 Attach (risks attached to owning its stock) | back 50 to fasten, join, or connect something (прикрепить, приложить) (риски, связанные с владением ее акциями) |
front 51 fasten (seatbelts) | back 51 to (cause something to) become firmly fixed together, or in position, or closed (пристегнуть, закрепить) |
front 52 firmly | back 52 in a way that will not become loose (твердо, прочно) |
front 53 loose | back 53 not firmly held or fastened in place (свободный, рыхлый) |
front 54 longevity | back 54 долголетие, долговечность |
front 55 appeal | back 55 a request to the public for money, information, or help ( |
front 56 request | back 56 the act of politely or officially asking for something (просьба, запрос) |
front 57 call (something) out | back 57 to say something in a loud voice |
front 58 flatter | back 58 to praise someone in order to make them feel attractive or important, sometimes in a way that is not sincere (льстить) or сгладить (to __ their earnings) |
front 59 bail out (banks / economy) | back 59 to jump out of an aircraft with a parachute because the aircraft is going to have an accident (спасти банки / экономику) |
front 60 dismiss concern | back 60 used when a person wants to reassure someone that there is no need to worry or be anxious |
front 61 dismiss (the idea) | back 61 to decide that something or someone is not important and not worth considering (увольнять) (отвергать идею) |
front 62 encourage | back 62 to make someone more likely to do something, or to make something more likely to happen (поощрять) |
front 63 ressure | back 63 to comfort someone and stop them from worrying (успокоить, заверить) |
front 64 Бокал | back 64 glass / drink / cup |
front 65 Contemplate | back 65 - to spend time considering a possible future action, or to consider one particular thing for a long time in a serious and quiet way - look thoughtfully for a long time at (рассматривать(возможность), созерцать ex: - I'm contemplating going abroad for a year - he contemplated his image in the mirrors |
front 66 Endure Enduring | back 66 to suffer something difficult, unpleasant, or painful (терпеть, выдерживать, переносить) existing for a long time (непреходящий - Такой, к-рый не проходит, не утрачивается; постоянный) |
front 67 coupled with | back 67 вкупе с / наряду с |
front 68 affirm reaffirm | back 68 to state something is true (утверждать, подтверждать) to give your support to a person, plan, idea, etc. for a second time; to state something as true again (подтверждать вновь) |
front 69 thrive | back 69 to grow, develop, or be successful (процветать, развиваться) |
front 70 modest | back 70 not large in size or amount, or not expensive (скромный, умеренный) |
front 71 hardship | back 71 (something that causes) difficult or unpleasant conditions of life, or an example of this (трудности, лишения) |
front 72 adversity | back 72 a difficult or unlucky situation or event (невзгоды, несчастье) |
front 73 bear (bore) the financial strain | back 73 взять финансовое бремя |
front 74 overwhelming | back 74 difficult to fight against (подавляющий, огромный, непреодолимый) |
front 75 botched (operation) | back 75 (of a job, attempt, etc.) done very badly (a medical operation that is done badly, causing problems for the patient) |
front 76 succumb | back 76 to lose the determination to oppose something; to accept defeat to die or suffer badly from an illness |
front 77 quirk (quirky) | back 77 an unusual habit or part of someone's personality, or something that is strange and unexpected (причудливый, необычный) |
front 78 As dire as it sounds | back 78 Как бы ужасно это не звучало |
front 79 inherited | back 79 унаследованный |
front 80 underscore | back 80 подчеркивать |
front 81 resilience | back 81 the ability to be happy, successful, etc. again after something difficult or bad has happened (устойчивость, стойкость) the ability of a substance to return to its usual shape after being bent, stretched, or pressed |
front 82 within the reach | back 82 в пределах досягаемости |
front 83 persevere (verb) persevere (though) | back 83 to continue making an effort to do or achieve something, even when this is difficult or takes a long time (продолжать упорствовать) упорствовать в |
front 84 despair | back 84 отчаяние, безысходность |
front 85 revere | back 85 to very much respect and admire someone or something |
front 86 (idiom) speak volumes | back 86 If something speaks volumes, it makes an opinion, characteristic, or situation very clear without the use of words (говорить о много, говорить красноречивее всяких слов) |
front 87 draw sth from sth | back 87 to get something from a particular place |
front 88 shape landspace | back 88 формировать ландшафт |
front 89 shape | back 89 the particular physical form or appearance of something (форма, вид) |
front 90 arrangement | back 90 a plan for how something will happen (соглашение, договоренность, расположение) an agreement between two people or groups about how something happens or will happen |
front 91 1) Utter (verb) 2) utter (adj) | back 91 1) to say something or to make a sound with your voice (произнести) ex: he sat through the whole meeting without uttering a words (просидел все собрание не проронив ни слова 2) complete or extreme (полный, абсолютный, полнейший, совершенный) ex: utter confusion/misery/chaos utter nonsense/rubbish/drivel The meeting was a complete and utter waste of time. Lying back in the hot bath was utter bliss |
front 92 tailspin | back 92 a situation in which something starts to fail or lose value and gets more and more out of control штопор, крутое пике ex: Share prices went into a tailspin when the CEO resigned |
front 93 Reverberate (verb) | back 93 If a loud, deep sound reverberates, it continues to be heard around an area, so that the area seems to shake (отразиться, сказаться) ex: The narrow street reverberated with/to the sound of the workmen's drills or If an event or idea reverberates somewhere, it has an effect on everyone or everything in a place or group ex: News of the disaster reverberated around the organization. The surge in US share prices reverberated across the globe |
front 94 Endeavour | back 94 no data |
front 95 integrity | back 95 the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles that you refuse to change (честность, целостность) |
front 96 rejoice | back 96 no data |
front 97 exuberance | back 97 the quality of feeling energetic, or the behaviour of someone who feels this way (энтузиазм, задор) |
front 98 profound | back 98 глубокий / глубинный |
front 99 zest (noun) | back 99 enthusiasm, eagerness, energy, and interest (интерес, изюминка) |
front 100 eager | back 100 wanting very much to do or have something, especially something interesting or enjoyable (жаждущий, нетерпеливый) |
front 101 get by | back 101 to be able to live or deal with a situation with difficulty, usually by having just enough of something you need, such as money (обходиться) |
front 102 pitchfork | back 102 Вилы |
front 103 cozy | back 103 уютно, уютный, приятный |
front 104 drastic | back 104 (especially of actions) severe and sudden or having very noticeable effects (радикальный, резкий, решительный) |
front 105 fiscal tap | back 105 фискальный кран |
front 106 rigged (game is rigged) | back 106 It's cheating. For example, if you say that a game was rigged, it means someone did something to ensure that their team won |
front 107 unholy | back 107 used to describe a combination of things when it is very bad, harmful, or unpleasant (нечестивый, порочный) |
front 108 prudent | back 108 careful and avoiding risks (осторожный, разумный, благоразумный) |
front 109 rampant | back 109 (of something bad) getting worse quickly and in an uncontrolled way (безудержный, необузданный) |
front 110 boast | back 110 хвастаться |
front 111 Zero in | back 111 no data |
front 112 Piece of cake | back 112 something that is very easy to do: The exam was a piece of cake. |
front 113 Call it a day (i) | back 113 to stop doing something, especially working останавливаться, прекращать работу It's almost midnight - let's call it a day. |
front 114 Hang in there (I) | back 114 said as a way of telling someone to not give up, despite difficulties Work can get tough in the middle of a term but hang in there and it'll be OK. |
front 115 Give someone a hand (i) | back 115 Help someone |
front 116 I’m beat (i) | back 116 To be very tired |
front 117 be in over your head (i) | back 117 to be involved in a difficult situation that you cannot get out
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front 119 Tackle (challenges) | back 119 no data |
front 120 Thick | back 120 no data |
front 121 Rope | back 121 веревка, канат, трос |
front 122 Vigorous | back 122 very forceful or energetic (энергичный) ex: a vigorous debate There has been vigorous opposition to the proposals for a new road. He takes plenty of vigorous exercise. |
front 123 reluctant (to) (adj) | back 123 not willing to do something and therefore slow to do it (неохотно, с неохотой, без желания) ex: I was having such a good time I was reluctant to leave. Many parents feel reluctant to talk openly with their children. She persuaded her reluctant husband to take a trip to Florida with her. |
front 124 exaggerate (verb) | back 124 to make something seem larger, more important, better, or worse than it really is преувеличивать |
front 125 gossip (noun) | back 125 conversation or reports about other people's private lives that might be unkind, disapproving, or not true сплетни |
front 126 disapprove (verb) | back 126 to feel that something or someone is bad, wrong, etc осуждать, не одобрять ex: The survey showed that 32 percent of respondents approve, 54 percent disapprove, and the rest are undecided. |
front 127 demeanor | back 127 a way of looking and behaving (поведение) ex: There was nothing in his demeanor that suggested he was anxious She has the demeanor of a woman who is contented with her life |
front 128 find out vs figure out | back 128 "find out" means to learn or discover something, often by chance, and "figure out" means to solve something by using your mental abilities, including deductive and inductive reasoning Обычно мы используем find out, когда подразумеваем, что информация поступает извне, то есть человек просто ее получает. Почти всю информацию мы получаем при помощи зрения и слуха, то есть, вы можете услышать её от кого-то, или прочитать, увидеть. Figure out мы используем, когда получаем информацию при помощи умственной деятельности, логики, анализа и рассуждений. |
front 129 by chance | back 129 случайно |
front 130 to get along | back 130 (BE FRIENDLY) ex: If two or more people get along, they like each other and are friendly to each other |
front 131 to cheer (someone) up | back 131 to make someone feel less sad or to become less sad ex: He cheered up at the prospect of a meal. |
front 132 ashore | back 132 no data |
front 133 bliss | back 133 perfect happiness блаженство ex: Lying on a sunny beach is my idea of sheer bliss wedded/domestic bliss |
front 134 sheer (adj) | back 134 used to emphasize how very great, important, or powerful a quality or feeling is; nothing except: чистый, явный ex: The suggestion is sheer nonsense. His success was due to sheer willpower/determination. It was sheer coincidence that we met. |
front 135 willpower | back 135 the ability to control your own thoughts and the way in which you behave сила воли |
front 136 determination | back 136 the ability to continue trying to do something, although it is very difficult (решимость, решительность) |
front 137 wedded bliss | back 137 the happiness experienced by people who are married |
front 138 drivel (noun) | back 138 nonsense or boring and unnecessary information чушь, бред, чепуха ex: You don't believe the drivel you read on the internet, do you? You're talking drivel as usual! |
front 139 surge (noun) | back 139 a sudden and great increase всплеск, рост ex: An unexpected surge in electrical power caused the computer to crash. There has been a surge in house prices recently. |
front 140 narrow (adj) | back 140 having a small distance from one side to the other, especially in comparison with the length узкий, тесный ex: a narrow bridge/passage/gap a narrow facen arrow feet The little village has very narrow streets |
front 141 passage | back 141 a usually long and narrow part of a building with rooms on one or both sides, or a covered path that connects places проход |
front 142 ADJECTIVE SUFFIXES | back 142 ADJECTIVE SUFFIXES |
front 143 1) cheer 2) cheerful | back 143 1) to give a loud shout of approval or encouragement аплодировать, одобрять, поощрять ex: Everyone cheered as the winners received their medals. He was cheering for the other side. 2) happy and positive жизнерадостный, веселый, бодрый ex: He's usually fairly cheerful. You're in a cheerful mood this morning. She manages to stay cheerful (= happy and positive) despite everything. |
front 144 possessive (person) | back 144 wanting to have all of someone's attention and love; not willing to things собственнический |
front 145 sensible vs sensitive | back 145 sensible - based on or acting on good judgment and practical ideas or understanding разумный, здравомыслящий sensitive - easily upset by the things people say or do, or causing people to be upset, embarrassed, or angry чувствительный |
front 146 judgment (=judgement) | back 146 1) the ability to form valuable opinions and make good decisions ex: to show good/sound/poor judgment I don't think you have the right to pass judgment (on others) (= to say whether you think other people are good or bad). I'm going to reserve judgment (on the decision) (= not say whether I think it is good or bad) for the time being. 2) It proved difficult to come to/form/make a judgment about how well the school was performing. ex: It proved difficult to come to/form/make a judgment about how well the school was performing. |
front 147 rebellious | back 147 unwilling to obey rules to follow generally accepted standards of behaviour, dress, etc. бунтарский, мятежный |
front 148 obey (verb) | back 148 to act according to what you have been asked or ordered to do by someone in authority, or to behave according to a rule, law, or instruction подчиняться ex: The soldiers refused to obey (orders). to obey the rules of international law |
front 149 spacious | back 149 large and with a lot of space просторный ex: a spacious house/living room spacious accommodation |
front 150 bossy | back 150 A bossy person is always telling people what to do властный ex: Henry, who is extremely bossy, wants to be in charge. She's strong without being bossy. |
front 151 stylish | back 151 fashionable and attractive |
front 152 glamorous | back 152 attractive in an exciting and special way |
front 153 envious | back 153 wishing you had what another person has завистливый ex: (envious of) I'm very envious of your new coat - it's beautiful. |
front 154 pale (adj) | back 154 A pale light or colour is not bright or strong or used to describe a person's face or skin if it has less colour than usual, for example when the person is or ill or frightened, or if it has less colour than people generally have бледный, тусклый ex: You're looking pale - are you feeling well? She has a naturally pale complexion and dark hair. She wore a pale blue hat. pale winter sunlight |
front 155 navy blue | back 155 a very dark blue colour темно-синий |
front 156 hopeful | back 156 обнадеживающий, надеющийся having hope: hopeful about He was hopeful about the outcome of the meeting. hopeful of They were hopeful of a successful agreement. hopeful (that) I'm hopeful (that) we can reach a compromise. |
front 157 greyish | back 157 slightly grey in colour сероватый |
front 158 assertive | back 158 Someone who is assertive behaves confidently and is not frightened to say what they want or believe напористый, утвердительный, самоуверенный ex: If you really want the promotion, you'll have to be more assertive. |
front 159 SHOPS AND SERVICES | back 159 SHOPS AND SERVICES |
front 160 tent (noun) | back 160 палатка |
front 161 change hands (idiom) | back 161 to go from one owner to another ex: That Italian restaurant is nowhere near as good since it changed hands. |
front 162 sightsee (verb) go sightseeing (PV) | back 162 to visit interesting places, especially when on holiday (осмотреть достопремечательности) the activity of traveling around a place to see the interesting things |
front 163 Carpentry (noun) | back 163 the skill or work of making and repairing wooden objects (плотник, плотницкие работы) ex: That staircase is a beautiful piece of carpentry |
front 164 Plumber | back 164 a person whose job is to supply and connect or repair water pipes, baths, toilets, etc сантехник, водопроводчик |
front 165 Department store | back 165 a large shop divided into several different parts, each of which sells different things универмаг |
front 166 threefold | back 166 тройной, в три раза |
front 167 threshold | back 167 порог, пороговое значение / барьер, рубеж |
front 168 Staircase | back 168 a set of stairs inside a building, usually with a bar fixed on the wall or onto vertical poles at the side for you to hold on to (лестница) |
front 169 Descend (verb) | back 169 to go or come down спускаться ex: The path descended steeply into the valley. Jane descended the stairs. |
front 170 stationery | back 170 the things needed for writing, such as paper, pens, pencils, and envelopes (канцтовары) |
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front 172 close down (PV) | back 172 = close ex: Hotels are closing down all over the country |
front 173 all over and across the DIFF? | back 173 no data |
front 174 Self-service | back 174 самообслуживание |
front 175 open up (PV) | back 175 same as open ex: Donald wants to retire and open up a bookshop |
front 176 curtains | back 176 1) a short or medium-length hairstyle in which hair is parted (= separated) in the middle of the head and falls on each side of the face 2) шторы |
front 177 try on (PV) | back 177 to put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits and how it looks примерить |
front 178 USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES | back 178 USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES |
front 179 Arrange | back 179 to plan or ogranize somethin in advance (организовывать, устроить и тд) |
front 180 boarding pass | back 180 a card that you show before you get on a plane or boat посадочный талон |
front 181 destination | back 181 пункт назначения |
front 182 high street | back 182 the main street of a town, where most shops, banks, etc |
front 183 leave behind (PV) | back 183 to forget to take someone or something with you |
front 184 photo phrame | back 184 рамка для фотографий |
front 185 repetitive (adj) | back 185 involving doing or saying the same thing several times, especially in a way that is boring повторяющийся (однообразный) |
front 186 reveal | back 186 раскрыть, выявить |
front 187 struggle (v) SY: persevere | back 187 to try very hard to do something when it is difficult or when there are a lot of problems бороться |
front 188 undisputed (adj) | back 188 that cannot be questioned or proved to be false бесспорный, безоговорочный |
front 189 unwanted (adj) | back 189 that you do not want |
front 190 cushion (=pillow) | back 190 подушка |
front 191 frugal (adj) | back 191 small, plain and not costing very much скромный, экономный, бережливый |
front 192 plain (adj) | back 192 not decorated in any way; with nothing added простой |
front 193 glorious | back 193 very beautiful and impressive |
front 194 hotelier | back 194 a person who owns or manages a hotel |
front 195 orphanage | back 195 a home for children whose parents are dead |
front 196 quirky (adj) | back 196 a little strange |
front 197 reverse (noun) | back 197 a machine in a vehicle used to make it move backwards задний ход |
front 198 vehicle | back 198 транспортное средство |
front 199 stroke (n) | back 199 инсульт |
front 200 upmarket (adj) | back 200 in a way that involves buying or selling goods and services that are expensive and of high quality престижный, элитный |
front 201 finest | back 201 the best example of its type лучший |
front 202 affluent | back 202 having a lot of money or owning a lot of things богатый |
front 203 stained-glass window | back 203 glass that has been coloured and cut into various shapes to form pictures or patterns, used especially in church windows витраж, витражное стекло |
front 204 skylight | back 204 a window built into a roof to allow light in световой люк / застекленная крыша |
front 205 knowledgeable | back 205 knowing a lot знающий, опытный |
front 206 a breath of fresh air (idiom) | back 206 someone or something that is new and different and makes everything seem more exciting |
front 207 MORE WORDS IN FILE 1 | back 207 MORE WORDS IN FILE 1 |
front 208 commute | back 208 to travel regularly to and from work |
front 209 depressing-sound | back 209 something that sounds depressingly |
front 210 in control | back 210 someone who is in control has the power to make decisions and decide what should happen |
front 211 mint green | back 211 a light green colour with a cool, bluish undertone мятно-зеленый |
front 212 old-fashioned | back 212 старомодный |
front 213 ordinary | back 213 normal or average, not unusual or special |
front 214 preference | back 214 the fact that you like something or someone more than another thing or person предпочтение ex: Her preference is for comfortable rather than stylish clothes. preference for I have a preference for sweet food over spicy. personal preference Choosing furniture is largely a matter of personal preference. sexual preference It would be wrong to discriminate against a candidate because of their sexual preference (= the sex of the people they are sexually attracted to). |
front 215 restless | back 215 unable to stay still or be happy where you are, because you are bored or need a change беспокойный |
front 216 HOLIDAYS | back 216 HOLIDAYS |
front 217 comb | back 217 расческа |
front 218 flip flops | back 218 шлепки |
front 219 get sunbrurnt (PV) | back 219 обгореть на солнце |
front 220 go on a guided tour | back 220 пут-е с гидом |
front 221 go on a package holiday | back 221 тур, организованный турагентством, по фикс. цене. с включенными едой, отелем и переездом |
front 222 staycation | back 222 holiday that you spend at or near your home |
front 223 go sailing | back 223 отправиться в плаванье на яхте |
front 224 go scuba-diving / snorkelling (PV) | back 224 to swin under the water with a container of air on tour back and scuba-diving с воздухом, погружаемся глубоко snorkelling на поверхности с трубкой |
front 225 guidebook | back 225 путеводитель |
front 226 hairdryer | back 226 фен |
front 227 insect repellent | back 227 средство от насекомых |
front 228 nail scissors | back 228 ножницы для ногтей |
front 229 raincoat | back 229 дождевик |
front 230 sunbathe at the beach | back 230 загорать на пляже |
front 231 swimming trunks | back 231 плавки (муж) |
front 232 toothbrush | back 232 зуб. щетка |
front 233 towel | back 233 полотенце |
front 234 wash bag | back 234 сумка с мыльно-рыльными принадлежностями |
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front 236 Braces | back 236 no data |
front 237 Leave out | back 237 no data |
front 238 Come along | back 238 no data |
front 239 Recollect | back 239 no data |
front 240 Fine and dandy | back 240 no data |
front 241 Dangle | back 241 no data |
front 242 Wind blows | back 242 no data |
front 243 Sworn | back 243 no data |
front 244 bin | back 244 a container for waste |
front 245 dustmen | back 245 a person whose job is to empty people's dustbins and take the rubbish away мусорщик |
front 246 landfill | back 246 the process of getting rid of large amounts of rubbish by burying it, or a place where rubbish is buried |
front 247 Wrap (wrapping) | back 247 to cover or surround something with paper, cloth, or other material обернуть, завернуть |