The Little Mermaid Flashcards

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noun

Lad

/læd/

C1 word

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He’s a nice lad
Ruler of the Merpeople, lad

парень

old-fashioned or informal

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noun

Sailor

BR /ˈseɪlə(r)/ AM /ˈseɪlər/

B1 word

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His father was a sailor
Thought every good sailor knew about him

моряк

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adj

Nautical

/ˈnɔːtɪkl/

C2 word

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Eric, pay no attention to this nautical nonsense

морской /навигационный

connected with ships, sailors and sailing

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adj

Distinguished

/dɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃt/

C1 word

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And presenting the distinguished composer

выдающийся

very successful

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adj

Spectacular

BR /spekˈtækjələ(r)/ AM /spekˈtækjələr/

B2 word

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The special effects were quite spectacular
Your daughters, they will be spectacular!

впечатляющий

very impressive

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noun

Rehearsals

BR /rɪˈhɜːsl/ AM /rɪˈhɜːrsl/

B2 word

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If only she’d show up for rehearsals once in a while
I have dance **rehearsal **for the parade.

репетиция

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Idioms

(every) once in a while

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Everybody makes a mistake once in a while

(каждый) раз в какое-то время

more idioms you can find by the word once

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noun

Fin

/fɪn/

C1 word

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You’re not getting cold fins now, are you?

плавник

part from the body of a fish

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adj

Damp

/dæmp/

C1 word

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It looks damp in there
Damp clothes

cырость

slightly wet

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noun

Guppy

/ˈɡʌpi/

C2 word

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Flounder, don’t be such a guppy.
I’m not a guppy

гуппи / рыбка такая маленькая в мульте имелось ввиду не будь трусишкой

a small fish, commonly kept in aquariums

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veb

Lurk

BR /lɜːk/ AM /lɜːrk/

C2 word

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Danger lurking around every corner
At night, danger lurks in these streets.

скрываться

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adj

Entire

BR /ɪnˈtaɪə(r)/ AM /ɪnˈtaɪər/

B2 word

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The entire village was destroyed.
Have you ever seen anything in your entire life?

весь

used when you are emphasizing that the whole of something is involved

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Idioms

port bow

C2

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Captain! Lights on the port bow
Mermaid off the port bow!

левый борт

port - the side of a ship or aircraft that is on the left when you look forward

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adj

Sunken

/ˈsʌŋkən/

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We were in a sunken ship
Sunken treasure

затонувшее

[before noun] that has fallen to the bottom of the sea or the ocean

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verb

Band

/bænd/

with colour/material

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Many bugs are banded black and yellow

oкаймленный, ленточный, полосатый

be banded (+ adj.)

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verb

Stare

BR /steə(r)/ AM /ster/

B2 word

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I screamed and everyone started.
I was staring into her beautiful eyes.

глазеть / уставиться

to look at somebody/something for a long time

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verb

Stuck

/stʌk/

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We were stuck in traffic for over an hour.
I can’t get out — I’m stuck

застрял

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adj

Planter

BR /ˈplɑːntə(r)/ AM /ˈplæntər/

C1 word

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You could make a little planter out of it

сеялка

an attractive container to grow a plant in

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noun

Feast

/fiːst/

C1 word

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We had fantastical feasts
The wedding feast lasts three days.

пир / банкеты

a large or special meal, especially for a lot of people and to celebrate something

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verb

Banish

/ˈbænɪʃ/

C2 word

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The children were banished from the dining room.

изгнать

synonym exile
// banish somebody (from…) (to…) to order somebody to leave a place

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adj

Flimsy

/ˈflɪmzi/

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He and his flimsy fish folk celebrate.
a flimsy table

хрупкий

badly made and not strong enough for the purpose for which it is used

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noun

Folk

/fəʊk/

B1 word

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He and his flimsy fish folk celebrate.
the folks back home

народ

plural (informal) people in general

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noun

Undoing

/ʌnˈduːɪŋ/

C1 word

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She may be the key to Triton’s undoing.

гибель

the reason why somebody fails at something

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adj

Careless

BR /ˈkləs/ AM /ˈkerləs/

B1 word

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As a result of your careless behavior
careless driving

беспечный

not giving enough attention to what you are doing

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# *noun* Pinnacle | /ˈpɪnəkl/ ## Footnote *C1 word*
The **pinnacle** of his career Formula One is the **pinnacle** of motor racing. | вершина ## Footnote *the most important or successful part of something*
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# *noun* Barbarian | BR /bɑːˈbe**ə**riən/ AM /bɑː**r**ˈberiən/ ## Footnote *C2 word*
You could have been seen by one of those **barbarians** | варвар ## Footnote *a member of a people who were considered to be cruel and without culture*
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# *noun* Inch | /ɪntʃ/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
She's a few **inches** taller than me. A laptop with a **15-inch** screen | дюйм ## Footnote *a unit for measuring length or height, equal to 2.54 centimetres*
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# *phrasal verb* tag along | (behind/with somebody)
Do you mind if I **tag along** with you tonight? Not **tagging along** after some headstrong teenager | следовать по пятам / таскаться ## Footnote *to go somewhere with somebody, when you have not been asked or invited*
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# *Idioms* up to something
I'm sure he's **up to** *no good* What is that girl **up to**? | замышляет что-то ## Footnote *doing something, especially something bad*
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# *adj* Headstrong | BR /ˈhedstrɒŋ/ AM /ˈhedstrɔːŋ/
She is too wild and **headstrong** Not tagging along after some **headstrong** teenager | упрямый
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# *adj* Neat | /niːt/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
Isn't it **neat**? We had a great time—it was pretty **neat** | good; excellent ## Footnote *(North American English, informal) good; excellent*
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# *noun* Trove | BR /tr**ə**ʊv/ AM /tr**o**ʊv/
Look at this **trove** Treasures One of the largest **troves** of consumer data is kept by a Colorado | клад / хранилище ## Footnote *a large amount of something good or a place where this can be found*
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# *noun* Сavern | BR /ˈkævən/ AM /ˈkævə**r**n/
How many wonders can one **cavern** hold? | пещера/ особенно большая
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# *adj* Galore | BR /ɡəˈlɔː**(r)**/ AM /ɡəˈlɔː**r**/
There will be games and prizes **galore** I've got things **galore** | в изобилии ## Footnote *in large quantities*
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# *noun* Thingamabob | BR /ˈθɪŋ.ə.mə.b**ɒ**b/ AM /ˈθɪŋ.ə.mə.b**ɑː**b/ ## Footnote *spoken English*
You want **thingamabobs**? I need one of those red **thingamabobs** for this | штуковина / вещь ## Footnote *a word used, in spoken English, when the name of an object has been forgotten*
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# *noun* Reprimand | BR /ˈreprɪm**ɑː**nd/ AM /ˈreprɪm**æ**nd/
He received a **reprimand** for his behaviour They don't **reprimand** their daughters | выговор ## Footnote *reprimand for (doing) something*
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# *verb* Bet | /bet/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
You have to be over 16 to **bet** **Bet** ya on land they understand | делать ставки / сделать ставку ## Footnote *to risk money*
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# *phrasal verb* shore up ## Footnote *C2*
Walls have had to be **shored up** | укрепляйся / поддерживать ## Footnote *shore something up*
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# *adj* Intrepid | /ɪnˈtrepɪd/ ## Footnote *C2 word*
We're being' **intrepid** A team of **intrepid** explorers | бесстрашный ## Footnote *very brave; not afraid of danger or difficulties*
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# *noun* Beanpole | /ˈbiːnpəʊl/ ## Footnote *C2 word*
You're as thin as a **beanpole** Grimsby, ya old **beanpole** | каланча / дылда / бобовый стебель. ## Footnote *a tall thin person*
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# *adj* Sore | BR /sɔː**(r)**/ AM /sɔː**r**/ ## Footnote *C2 word*
He was still **sore** at me for telling him he couldn't sing. | расстроенный / злой ## Footnote *sore (at somebody/about something) upset and angry, especially because you have been treated unfairly*
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# *noun* Doubt | /daʊt/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
He was starting to have some serious **doubts** Without a **doubt** | сомнение ## Footnote *a feeling of being uncertain about something or not believing something*
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# *noun* Rigging | /ˈrɪɡɪŋ/ ## Footnote *C2 word*
Secure the **rigging**! | такелаж ## Footnote *the ropes that support the masts and sails of a boat or ship / канаты, которые поддерживают мачты и паруса лодки или корабля*
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# *adj* Sudden | /ˈsʌdn/ ## Footnote *B1 word*
A **sudden** change in temperature The wind's all of a **sudden** on the move here! | внезапный ## Footnote *happening or done quickly and unexpectedly*
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# *noun* Delight | /dɪˈlaɪt/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
You really **delight** in these sadistic things | восторг ## Footnote *a feeling of great pleasure* *synonym joy*
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# *noun* Strains | /streɪn/ ## Footnote *C1 word*
You really delight in these these sadistic **strains** on my blood. | напряжение ## Footnote *pressure on a system or relationship because great demands are being placed on it*
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# *noun* Preasure | BR /ˈpreʃə**(r)**/ AM /ˈpreʃə**r**/ ## Footnote *B1 word*
Do you feel any **pressure**? On my blood **pressure** | давление ## Footnote *the act of trying to persuade or to force somebody to do something*
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# *verb* Swallow | BR /ˈsw**ɒ**ləʊ/ AM /ˈsw**ɑː**ləʊ/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
I think you're **swallowed** a bit too much seawater | глотать ## Footnote *to make food, drink, etc. go down your throat into your stomach*
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# *noun* Mess | /mes/ ## Footnote *B1*
The kids made a **mess** in the bathroom My hair's a real **mess**! | беспорядок ## Footnote *a dirty or untidy state*
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# *noun* Fluke | /fluːk/
The **fluke** is the duke of soul a **fluke** goal | счастливая случайность ## Footnote *a lucky or unusual thing that happens by accident, not because of planning or skill*
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# *noun* Duke | BR /djuːk/ AM /duːk/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
The fluke is the **duke** of soul the **Duke** of Edinburgh | герцог ## Footnote *a nobleman of the highest rank*
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# *noun* Nail | /neɪl/ ## Footnote *B1 word*
He knocked the **nail** into the wall Somebody's got to **nail** that girls fins to the floor | гвоздь ## Footnote *a small thin pointed piece of metal with a flat head*
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# *noun* Doorway | BR /ˈdɔːweɪ/ AM /ˈdɔː**r**weɪ/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
She stood in the **doorway** for a moment before going in We mustn't lurk in **doorways** | дверной проем ## Footnote *an opening into a building or a room, where the door is*
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# *noun* Upbringing | /ˈʌpbrɪŋɪŋ/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
One might question your **upbrining** She had had a very bad **upbringing** | воспитание ## Footnote *the way in which a child is cared for and taught how to behave while it is growing up*
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# *verb* Blame | /bleɪm/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
She doesn't **blame** anyone for her father's death Not that I **blame** you | винить ## Footnote *to think or say that somebody/something is responsible for something bad*
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# *verb* Gossip | BR /ˈɡɒsɪp/ AM /ˈɡɑːsɪp/
They think a girl who **gossips** is a bore I can't stand here **gossiping** all day | сплетничать ## Footnote *to talk about other people’s private lives, often in an unkind way*
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# *adj* Incapable | /ɪnˈkeɪpəbl/
**Incapable** of speech The children **incapable** of working by themselves | неспособный ## Footnote *not able to do something*
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# *adj* Savage | /ˈsævɪdʒ/
**Savage** dogs The war that followed was as **savage** | жестокий ## Footnote *aggressive and violent; causing great harm*
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# *noun* Fellow | /ˈfeləʊ/
This, uh, prince **fellow** She has a good reputation among her **fellows** | приятель/ товарищ/ коллега/ собрат ## Footnote *person that you work with or that is like you; a thing that is similar to the one mentioned*
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# *verb* Zip | /zɪp/
He **zipped** his case. I **zipped** my jacket. | застёгивать на молнию ## Footnote *to fasten clothes, bags, etc. with a zip*
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# *verb* Blabber | BR /ˈblæbə(r)/ AM /ˈblæbər/ ## Footnote *C2 word*
The men don't like a lot of **blabber** What was she **blabbering** on about this time? | болтать ## Footnote *to talk in a way that other people think is silly and annoying*
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# *noun* Gulp | /ɡʌlp/ ## Footnote *C2 word*
He took a **gulp** of coffee. Take a **gulp** and take a breath | глоток ## Footnote *gulp (of something) an amount of something that you swallow or drink quickly*
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# *verb* Drag | /dræɡ/ ## Footnote *B2 word*
I **dragged** the chair over to the window Look at what the guppy **dragged** in | тащить / волочить ## Footnote *to pull somebody/something along with effort and difficulty*
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# *verb* March | /mɑːtʃ/ ## Footnote *C1 word*
She **marched** over to me I'm gonna **march** meself straight home right now... ## Footnote *+ adv./prep. to walk somewhere quickly in a determined way*