words

Question 1

избыток

Answer 1

redundancy

Question 2

forerunners

Answer 2

предшественник, отстающий

Question 3

at one point

Answer 3

in some moment in past

Question 4

могло быть и хуже

Answer 4

it could have been much worst

Question 5

мой коллега

Answer 5

the colleague of mine

Question 6

avid fisher

Answer 6

anger

Question 7

добряк

Answer 7

bonhomie

Question 8

восхищаться чемто в собеседнике

Answer 8

I admire most in you is your ability to understand what needs to be done.

Question 9

принять решение

Answer 9

arrive at the decision

Question 10

образец для подражания / подражание

Answer 10

role model / model-ape-mimic-emulate

Question 11

остатки

Answer 11

leftovers

Question 12

соблазнительно

Answer 12

seductive

• It was a seductive black evening dress.
• She gave him a seductive look.
• Television confronts the viewer with a succession of glittering and seductive images.
• The argument that sanctions should be given more time to work is seductive but fatally flawed.

Question 13

очень разговорчивый

Answer 13

garrulous / verbal diarrhea / chatterbox
USG 1: Giving it my best English accent, I say, “Such a chatterbox, a guy can’t get a word in.”
USG 2: Someone will eventually discover what a chatterbox she is, but she’s growing wise to my efforts to get her in trouble.

Question 14

Ненасытный

Ненасытная тяга к власти

Answer 14

insatiable
People are insatiable - can never be satisfied
An insatiable hungry for power

Question 15

Искренность

Answer 15

sincerity
USG: With people who mistrust each other wishing to enact some kind of sincerity system for social cohesion, in an attempt to protect themselves from their less trustworthy peers.

Question 16

разбавить, приглушить, уменьшить

Не хочу приуменьшить этот эффект

Answer 16

dilute

i dont want to dilute this effect

Question 17

угрюмый

Answer 17

grumpy

surly

Question 18

богатство / богатый

Answer 18

wealth / wealthy

Question 19

усугублять

Answer 19

exacerbate
smoking you will only exacerbate your condition
decision to continue climbing exacerbate your position

Question 20

улучшить (улучшить положение по проблеме)

Answer 20

ameliorate

jogging can ameliorate your health problems

Question 21

Это неизбежно

Answer 21

it’s inevitable / unavoidable

Question 22

Прерывать когото / неожиданно попасть

Answer 22

jump in
We will have informal meeting so dont hesitate to jump during my speech
suddenly i’ve jumped in all this grown up stuff

Question 23

Очень плохо / преступно

Answer 23

Heinous
Heinous error
Heinous murder

Question 24

Искусственная кожа

Answer 24

Mock leather

Question 25

Театрально

Answer 25

Cinematic

Question 26

Избавление / рассказать (секрет)

Answer 26

revelation / reveal

Question 27

Любопытный с хорошей и плохой конотацией

Answer 27

Curious / nosy

Question 28

Неверность

Answer 28

infidelity / cheating

Question 29

Гармонично

Обе вещи могут работать в унисон

Answer 29

Harmonically

Complementary

Question 30

не смотря на / тем не менее

Answer 30

despite of / in spite of / although / even though / though
They never made much money, in spite of their success.
In spite of the pain in his leg, he completed the marathon.
Despite having a headache, I had a great birthday.
The train was cancelled. In spite of that, we arrived on time.
In spite of the fact that he worked very hard, he didn’t pass the exam.
Despite the fact that he worked very hard, he didn’t pass the exam.
I enjoyed the course, although I would have liked more grammar practice.
Although we saw each other every day, we didn’t really know each other.
Even though she spoke very quietly, he understood every word.
She didn’t get the job, even though she had all the necessary qualifications.
Though I wasn’t keen on the film, I thought the music was beautiful.
We waited ages for our food. The waiter was really nice, though.

Question 31

to force topic to resolve. process ASAP

Answer 31

expedite

Question 32

стрессоустойчивость / сопротивление

Answer 32

resilience

Question 33

Отвлечение от проблем

Answer 33

coping
Coping is defined as what people do to try to minimize stress and is commonly seen in health psychology as problem-focused, that is, directed at reducing the threats and losses of the illness, or emotion-focused, namely directed at reducing the negative emotional consequences.