04 Flashcards

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pantry [ˈpæntrɪ]

A

буфетная комната, кладовая

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hunt [hʌnt]

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охотиться

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overhaul [ˌəʊvəˈhɔːl]

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капитально ремонтировать; перестраивать,

демонтаж, капитальный ремонт

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scruffy [ˈskrʌfɪ]

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неряшливый; грязный
They ​live in a scruffy ​part of ​town.
a ​small, scruffy-​looking man

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acquittal [əˈkwɪtl]

acquittal (+on charges of…)

A

оправдание (по суду), освобождение (от долга, обязательства)

An Ontario Court judge has acquitted Jian Ghomeshi on four counts of sexual assault

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tainted [ˈteɪntɪd]

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загнивающий; начинающий гнить, портиться

‘Tainted’ testimony leads to Ghomeshi acquittal on all charges

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deceptive [dɪˈsɛptɪv]

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обманчивый, вводящий в заблуждение
The ​plan ​seemed deceptively ​simple
…“deceptive and manipulative” evidence of complainants raised a reasonable doubt in the guilt of the former CBC Radio host.

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bait [beɪt]

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завлекать, соблазнять, насаживать наживку на крючок
We put down some ​poisoned bait to ​kill the ​rats.
Free ​holidays were ​offered as (a) bait to ​customers.

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unshaken [ʌnˈʃeɪkən]

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непоколебленный, твердый

unshaken resolution - твердое решение

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riddle [ˈrɪdl]

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решетить, дырявить
загадка
their testimony was “so riddled with inconsistencies and improbabilities and proven lies under oath that it cannot be said to prove anything

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flinty [ˈflɪntɪ]

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жесткий, суровый, твердый
flinty reputation
a flinty ​material

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dulcet [ˈdʌlsɪt]

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приятный, сладкозвучный

dulcet public tones

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affable

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приветливый; учтивый, любезный; дружеский

She was ​quite affable at the ​meeting.

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gamine [ˈɡæmiːn]

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девчонка-сорванец

Her ​newly ​cropped ​hair gives her a ​fashionably gamine ​look

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ornately [ɔːˈneɪtlɪ]

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цветисто, витиевато, пышно; аляповато

ornately manicured finger

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insouciant [ɪnˈsuːsɪənt]

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беззаботный, безразличный
a ​relaxed and ​happy way of ​behaving without ​feeling ​worried or ​guilty:
I ​admired his ​youthful insouciance.

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defiance [dɪˈfaɪəns]

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вызов, вызывающее поведение, полное пренебрежение
Henein stares into the camera with insouciant defiance, the incarnation of her calculated corporate image: hip, upscale and fearless.

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litigation [lɪtɪˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n]

A

судебный процесс

civil litigation specialist

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heinous [ˈheɪnəs]

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отвратительный, мерзкий, гнусный
“We represent people who have committed heinous acts—acts of violence, acts of depravity, acts of cruelty” she quipped. “Or as Jian Ghomeshi likes to call it, foreplay.”

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quip [kwɪp]

A

саркастическое замечание

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foreplay [ˈfɔːpleɪ]

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предварительные ласки, прелюдия

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jest [dʒɛst]

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шутка, острота

23
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ploy [plɔɪ]

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уловка, хитрость

marketing ploy

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cherubic [tʃəˈruːbɪk]

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пухлый и розовощекий, ангелоподобный

cherubic face

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precocious [prɪˈkəʊʃəs]

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не по летам развитой, рано развившийся

A precocious ​child, she went to ​university at the ​age of 15.

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iconoclasm [aɪˈkɒnəklæz(ə)m]

A

иконоборство, борьба с предрассудками

27
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adamantly

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категорически
It was one of the few times in her life when she was warned to tone down her behaviour—a message she has adamantly refused to heed

28
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heed [hiːd]

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обращать внимание, учитывать; остерегаться; принимать во внимание;
The ​airline has been ​criticized for ​failing to heed ​advice/​warnings about ​lack of ​safety ​routines.

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glean [ɡliːn]

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тщательно подбирать, собирать по мелочам

All she knew about the profession she had gleaned from reading about Eddie Greenspan

30
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enthralling [ɪnˈθrɔːlɪŋ]

A

захватывающий

I ​found ​your ​book ​absolutely enthralling!

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outlier [ˈaʊtˌlaɪə]

A

обособленная, изолированная часть (чего-л.)

People who ​live past 100 are ​genetic outliers, whose ​longevity is unreachable for most of us.

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flair [flɛə]

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способность, склонность, вкус (к чему-л.); талант

He has a flair for ​languages.

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wilt [wɪlt]

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слабеть; никнуть, падать духом

she did not wilt under pressure

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volatile [ˈvɒlətaɪl]

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непостоянный, изменчивый;
Food and ​fuel ​prices are very volatile in a ​war ​situation.
He had a volatile ​temper and couldn’t have been ​easy to ​live with.

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unvarnished [ˌʌnˈvɑːnɪʃt]

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неприкрашенный; прямой, резкий

You don’t ​expect a ​politician to ​tell you the unvarnished ​truth.

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utterance [ˈʌt(ə)rəns]

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высказывание , произнесение, выражение в словах

unvarnished utterances

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slogging [ˈslɒɡɪŋ]

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упорный, сильный
to ​work hard over a ​long ​period, ​especially doing ​work that is ​difficult or ​boring
I’ve been slogging away for ​days on this ​essay and I’m still not ​finished.
Out-slogging even her workaholic boss,she…

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hustler[ˈhʌslə]

A

карманник, жулик

The ​street was ​full of hustlers, ​drug ​addicts, and ​pimps.

39
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adept at

A

сведущий

She’s very adept at dealing with the media.

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crux [krʌks]

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суть, существо

ability to cut straight to the crux of a case

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push (sb) around

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to ​tell someone what to do in a ​rude or ​threatening way:
If you ​think you can ​push me around like that, you’re ​mistaken.
if you think you’re going to push her around, there’s going to be kickback.

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grapple with sth

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to try to deal with or understand something difficult
пытаться преодолеть, разобраться в чем-либо
He is grappling with mental illness

43
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impromptu

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импровизированный, экспромтом

an impromptu performance/party

44
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high-octane [ˌhaɪˈɒk.teɪn]

A

full of ​energy or very ​powerful

high-octane career

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salacious

/səˈleɪ.ʃəs/

A

похотливый, сладострастный, распутный

a salacious ​joke/​comment

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propitious /prəˈpɪʃ.əs/

A

благоприятный; подходящий, удобный
With the ​economy in ​recession, it was not a propitious ​time to ​start a ​company.
the timing was not exactly propitious

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wanton /ˈwɒntən/

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бессмысленный, необоснованный

wanton cruelty/violence