Вот Это Английский Flashcards

1
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Here’s the thing

A

Вот в чем дело

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Modesty, propriety can lead to notoriety

\ prə-ˈprī-ə-tē \; | \ ˌnō-tə-ˈrī-ə-tē \

A
  1. Правильность; выполнение норм поведения и морали
  2. Известность (дурная слава)
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3
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All cars end up on the scrapheap anyway.

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В итоге стать, в итоге оказаться;
Свалка металлолома

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Gentleness, sobriety are rare in this society

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  1. Мягкость, доброта
  2. Трезвость
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5
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I was petrified.

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Я окаменел (превратился в камень)

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6
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Do someone wrong (eg: I was thinking how you did me wrong )

A

Поступить с кем-то плохо

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7
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How are you getting along with your English?
How are you getting along?

A

Как ты справляешься со своим английским?
Как ты поживаешь?

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8
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I should’ve made you leave your key

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Я должна бы была заставить тебя оставить ключ

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9
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Acute hearing is the compensation for the loss of sight.

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Острый слух компенсирует потерю зрения

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10
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Acute mountain sickness

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Острая горная болезнь

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11
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Like somebody shot off my brain stem

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Как будто кто то отстрелил мне ствол мозга

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12
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I didn’t give myself time to acclimate to the change in elevation

\ ˈa-klə-ˌmāt \, \ ˌe-lə-ˈvā-shən \

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Я не дал себе времени для акклиматизации к изменению высоты

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13
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Have you ever been woozy at altitude?

\ ˈal-tə-ˌtüd \

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Тебе когда нибудь приходилось быть одурманенным (чувствовать головокружение, слабость) на высоте?

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14
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I was flying this airplane

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Я управлял этим самолетом

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15
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We had to go on oxygen

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Нам пришлось подключить кислородные маски

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16
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We could make it at this altitude

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У нас получится на этой высоте

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17
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Joss house

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Chinese temple

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18
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And began ‘discourse on the subject of lover’s woes \ ˈwō \

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  1. Серьезный разговор, беседа
  2. Беды, проблемы
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The aunt took a quaint old gold ring \ ˈkwānt \

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Причудливый, необычный

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20
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He saw a congested flood of trucks.

\ kən-ˈjest \

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Переполненный, перегруженный
Скапливаться, накапливаться

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21
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They won’t get this jumble loosened up

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  1. Беспорядок, кавардак
  2. Ослабить, расслабиться
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Piratical adventures \ pə-ˈra-ti-kəl \

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Пиратские приключения

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23
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While the cab was hemmed in

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Окруженный

24
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Money is dross if compared to love

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Шлак; остатки, отбросы

25
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I wouldn’t spare any expense in the matter

A

Беречь, жалеть, сберегать, экономить
Я не остановлюсь ни перед какими затратами в этом деле.

26
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His ship has just been scuttled

A

Добровольное затопление корабля открытием кингстонов

27
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I had to go a little above the estimate

A

Мне пришлось потратить немного больше намеченного

28
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The phrase (ok boomer!) has been used as a retort for perceived resistance to technological change \ ri-ˈtȯrt \

\ pər-ˈsēvd \

A

Эта фраза использовалась как находчивый ответ (остроумная реплика) на ощущающееся сопротивление к технологическим переменам

29
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The series received numerous accolades \ ˈa-kə-ˌlād \

A

Серии получили многочисленные награды

30
Q

in kind of perverse way

\ pər-ˈvərs \

A

Каким-то извращенным (странным) образом

31
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To be into smth
People say your kids are into this animated comedy \ ˈa-nə-ˌmā-təd \ ˈkä-mə-dē \

A

Быть чем-то увлеченным
Люди говорят что ваши дети увлечены этим комедийным мультиком

32
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If I was doing a sequel to Frozen, I would be a hero.

A

Если бы я делал продолжение Холодного сердца, я был бы героем.

33
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Don’t give a shit about it.

A

Наплевать на это.

34
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The indignity is so great.
Dignity

A

Унижение (пренебрежение) настолько велико
Достоинство, гордость, чувство собственного достоинства

35
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No passing

A

Обгон запрещен

36
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Now they passed that affection on to my son. \ ˈpas \

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Теперь они передали эту привязанность(пристрастие) моему сыну.

37
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Disney takes it off the web.

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Disney удалил это из сети

38
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He goes crazy for it.

A

Он сходит с ума от этого.

39
Q

Then he like wants me to sing along.

A

Затем он типа (вроде как) хочет, чтобы я ему подпевал

40
Q

No papa do it like the man.

A

Нет папа сделай это как настоящий мужчина (мужик).

41
Q

Baby blocks

A

Детские кубики

42
Q

The patterns have been permanently embedded in the mental store house.

A

To make something an integral part of

43
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I just don’t like to be lied to

A

to make an untrue statement with intent to deceive

Lie - lied - lying

44
Q

He always cheated on my mom

A

to be sexually unfaithful —usually used with on

45
Q

I can relate to what you’re saying

Those who have experienced the same hardship can relate.

A

to feel empathy \ ˈem-pə-thē \ : the action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience of another

46
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I drift away and put them on (songs)

He began drifting away from me a few months ago, and I haven’t seen him at all in the last three weeks.

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(from someone ) Fig. [for someone] to begin to be less of a friend and more like a stranger.

47
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It must have been a sudden rush of blood to the head that made Gary lash out at Ron, because he’s usually so calm.

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A sudden feeling of excitement or anger that causes one to act in unexpected ways.

48
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I was going to go to the park, but when I saw those dark clouds roll in, I did a one-eighty and headed back home.

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  1. Lit. to turn around and go in the opposite direction.
  2. Fig. to radically reverse a decision or opinion.
49
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You dare me to drive

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to challenge to perform an action especially as a proof of courage

50
Q

I’m drowsy

A

ready to fall asleep

51
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Don’t let it eat at your conscience, anyone would have done the same thing.

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To increasingly cause or inspire troubled feelings of guilt, especially for an extended period of time.

52
Q

How far along is she? She is 3 months gone.

A

How many months has she been pregnant?
3 months

53
Q

Don’t think that I did that intentionally just to diss you.

A

verb, slang. To insult or disrespect someone.

54
Q

Hey, dawg! How’ve you been?

A

slang A way of referring to one’s friend.

55
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You need some counseling to help your ass from bouncing off the walls.

A

To be nervously excited or agitated. North American informal