Chapter 10 Flashcards
To feel happier or encouraged because of something
be cheered by something 
to make someone more likely to do something or make something more likely to happen 
encourage 
my parents encouraged me to train new things
my parents encouraged me when things weren’t going well at school 
to come close in distance or time 
approach 
The train now approaching platform two
Christmas is fast approaching 
To move so that you face in the opposite direction 
Turn around
my eyes look beautiful because a star from the heaven is sitting in front of me.
You’ve got me. tell me if it’s too bright I will turn around 
not able to see 
Blind
i’d rather go blind 
Полностью
wholeheartedly 
I agree, wholeheartedly 
One man loves you
that man loves you wholeheartedly 
to look for a long time with someone or something or in a particular direction 
gaze at 
how much… how much more do I have to gaze you alone? 
they gazed into each other’s eyes 
shy and easily frightened 
Timid
that man is crying
that man is timing
so he learned how to laugh 
The feeling of being very sad
sorrow 
for you I could pretend
I was happy
I could hide away the sorrow
Sorrow is a much deeper, intense and stronger feeling, while sadness is more superficial
You feel sorrow when someone you love dies and you mourn for their death, you feel empty inside.
Sadness can range from “just being sad” to being depressed or feeling sorrow
if you’re притворяться, симулировать  an emotion, illness, etc. you pretend to have it 
Feign 
for you I could find strength
Feign and pretend are generally synonyms, meaning to act as if something is true, even though it isn’t. Pretend is MUCH more common, and is often associated with children. For example if children are playing a game where they are pretending to be medieval knights or something, it is sometimes called to “play pretend.”
Feign is a bit more formal. To “feign ignorance” is to pretend you don’t know something when you actually do, and you would never really use “feign” for something like children playing. I would say it’s more often used negatively.
“Feint” when in a fight, you act like you are going to attack one place, but at the last second change and attack somewhere else to confuse an opponent. Unless you are talking about sword fights or something you won’t see this word very often.
you a part of your body is онемевшая, окоченевшая  You cannot feel it. 
numb 
my fingers and toes were numb cold 
to be able to trust someone or something to help or to do what you expect 
Depend on
for you, I could feign strength,
numb the pain,
and be be the girl you can depend on 
if a plant вянет  it becomes dry and starts to die 
Wither
you don’t realize deep inside that I’m broken. I trusted in a dream A hopeless cause now I watch the flowers as they wither. 
used to describe two things happening in the same time or something happening at a particular time 
As
now I watch the flowers as they wither
reason to feel something or to behave in a particular way  
Cause
he’s never giving me any cause for concern a hopeless cause
Таким образом, разница между причиной - reason и причиной - cause состоит в том, что reason – это мотив, объяснение, оправдание, повод или основание для какого-либо действия (reason for being late – причина опоздания, reason for breakup – причина расставания), в то время как cause – это обстоятельство, повлекшее другое явление (cause of fire – причина пожара, cause of death – причина смерти).
