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involve

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участвоватьб вовлекат включать

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apprehensions

ˌaprəˈhenSHən

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опасение понимание

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withdraw

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изымать снимать со счета

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dossier

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досье

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pandemonium

pandəˈmōnēəm

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столпотворение

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stuffed

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фаршированный

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ridiculously

rəˈdikyələslē

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смехотворно

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neat

nēt

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аккуратный

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awkawrdly

ôkwərdlē

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in an ungainly manner; not smoothly or gracefully.

неловко, затруднительно

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pal

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приятель, дружок

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geeky

ˈɡēkē

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отвратительный

unfashionable and socially inept.

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nasty

ˈnastē

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противный
highly unpleasant, especially to the senses; physically nauseating.
plastic bags burn with a nasty, acrid smell
Синонимы:
unpleasantdisagreeable

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slamming

ˈslamiNG

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хлопанье

slam хлопать

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flip out

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выскочить

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urge

ərj

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побуждение
побуждать
try earnestly or persistently to persuade (someone) to do something.
he urged her to come and stay with us

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beige

bāZH

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бежевый

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tichy

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неприятный

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pile

pīl

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куча
a heap of things laid or lying one on top of another.
he placed the books in a neat pile
Синонимы:
heapstackmoundpyramid
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alter

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изменять менять
change or cause to change in character or composition, typically in a comparatively small but significant way.
Eliot was persuaded to alter the passage
Синонимы:
change, make changes to
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collar

ˈkälər

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воротник, ошейник
a band of material around the neck of a shirt, dress, coat, or jacket, either upright or turned over and generally an integral part of the garment.
we turned our collars up against the chill
Синонимы:
ruff gorget bertha

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embarrassed

əmˈberəst

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смущенный

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queued

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в очереди
arrange in a queue.
input or output requests to a file are queued by the operating system

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stale

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все время

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joyrider

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наездник

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adulation | ˌajəˈlāSH(ə)n
лесть obsequious flattery; excessive admiration or praise. he found it difficult to cope with the adulation of the fans Синонимы: hero-worship worship
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skid
скользить, заносить (of a vehicle) slide, typically sideways or obliquely, on slippery ground or as a result of stopping or turning too quickly.
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jog
бег трусцой
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halt
опора поддержка стоп
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squeal | skwēl
``` визжать, жаловаться make a long, high-pitched cry or noise. the girls squealed with delight Синонимы: screech scream shriek ```
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bollard | ˈbälərd
столбик швартовая тумба
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deserted | dəˈzərdəd
заброшенный. пустынный
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curfew | ˈkərˌfyo͞o
комендантский час
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stab
``` зарезать заколоть нападать (of a person) thrust a knife or other pointed weapon into (someone) so as to wound or kill. he stabbed him in the stomach Синонимы: knife run through skewer ```
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stitch
шов петля стежок
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apparently | əˈperəntlē
по всей видимости, очевидно
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natter | ˈnadər
болтовня жаловаться
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kerb
бордюр
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knacker
живодер кляча | knackered - измотанный
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drag
``` тащить, тянуть pull (someone or something) along forcefully, roughly, or with difficulty. we dragged the boat up the beach Синонимы: yank lug haul pull ```
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gutter
мальчики
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bundl
связывать в узел, отсылать, собирать вещи tie or roll up (a number of things) together as though into a parcel. she quickly bundled up her clothes Синонимы: tie (up) tie together do up
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cutlery | ˈkətlərē
столовые приборы
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oven | ˈəvən
духовой шкаф
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drawerˈdrôr
выдвижной ящик | drawers - панталоны
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chest | CHest
грудь, сундук
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bunk | bəNGk
койка
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lads
братва a boy or young man (often as a form of address). come in, lad, and shut the door
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refugeeˌ | refyo͝oˈjē
беженец a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. tens of thousands of refugees fled their homes Синонимы: displaced person
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traumatize | ˈtrouməˌtīz
травмировать
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nuts | nəts
орехи чокнутый безумный
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tissue | ˈtiSHo͞o
ткань
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sniffle | ˈsnifəl
всхлипывать sniff slightly or repeatedly, typically because of a cold or fit of crying. Claire rubbed her nose, sniffling loudly
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chink | CHiNGk
скважина щель
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bully | ˈbo͝olē
хулиган, запугивать задирать
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rub | rəb
тереть move one's hand or a cloth repeatedly back and forth on the surface of (something) with firm pressure. she rubbed her arm, where she had a large bruise Синонимы: massage knead stroke pat
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shudder | ˈSHədər
содрагаться
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awkwardly | ˈôkwərdlē
неловко
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staircase | ˈsterkās
лестница
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crucify | ˈkro͞osəˌfī
распять
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buckle | ˈbək(ə)l
пряжка
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foil | foil
фольга
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gurgle | ˈɡərɡəl
булькал
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pissed off
обозленный
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nutter
псих
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scum | skəm
подонок
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exciting | ikˈsīdiNG
захватывающе
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either | ˈēT͟Hər
либо каждый
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geezer
старикашка чудак
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slapped
пощечину
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slap | slap
шлепать заляпать
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raspberry | ˈrazˌberē
малина
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sealed
запечатанный
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seal | ˈsē(ə)l
запечатывать, тюлень печать
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rescuing
спасение спасающий
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rescue
спасать
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grudgingly | ˈɡrəjiNGlē
неохотно
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row | rō
строка, ссора
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confident | ˈkänfədənt
уверенная в себе
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defying
бросая вызов
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defy | dəˈfī
бросать вызов игнорировать
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fists | fist
кулаки
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guts
кишки
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contempt | kənˈtem(p)t
презрение
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jab | jab
удар укол толчок
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dodge | däj
увернуться уклониться
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‘Spill the beans.
«Разбейте бобы.
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rumbling | ˈrəmb(ə)liNG
урчание
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spatter | ˈspadər
брызги, брызгать
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loaf | lōf
буханка, кочан башка
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cabinet | ˈkab(ə)nət
кабинет, шкаф, правительственный
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faggots | ˈfaɡət
педики
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queer | kwir
странный
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motherly | ˈməT͟Hərlē
по матерински, материнский
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disguise | disˈɡīz
маскировка, скрывать маскировать
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immature | ˌiməˈto͝or
незрелый, юнный
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swear | swer
класться, ругаться
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clique
щелкнуть
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smooch | smo͞oCH
целоваться поцелуй
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postpone | pōˈspōn
откладывать
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scrum | skrəm
схватка, драка
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eagerly | ˈēɡərlē
с нетерпением, горячо
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scrunchie | ˈskrən(t)SHē
резинка для волос
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assault | əˈsôlt
нападение, аткака
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puke
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