authentic - подлинный

Question 1

extremely angry, violent, or forceful
свирепый

Answer 1

ferocious [fə’rəuʃəs]
a ferocious dog
a ferocious attack

Question 2

a small piece of cloth or soft paper that you use to dry your eyes or nose
носовой платок

Answer 2

handkerchief [‘hæŋkəʧɪf]

Question 3

pleasantly fat
пухлый

Answer 3

chubby [‘ʧʌbɪ]
the baby’s chubby legs

Question 4

1 - verb (DRIVE)
to drive a vehicle backwards
давать задний ход

2 - verb (CHANGE)
to change a situation or change the order of things so that it becomes the opposite
изменять (на противоположное), отменять

Answer 4

reverse [rɪ’vɜ:s]
1 - I hate reversing into parking spaces.
2 - It is unlikely that the judge will reverse his decision.
Let’s reverse the order - I’ll give the first talk and you the second.

Question 5

льстец

very polite, confident, and able to persuade people, but in a way that is not sincere

• The deputy director is so ___ that many of his colleagues distrust him.

Answer 5

smooth talker

Question 6

bad luck, or an unlucky event
несчастье, неудача

Answer 6

misfortune [mɪs’fɔ:ʧ(ə)n]
[ + to do sth ] He had the misfortune to fall in love with a married woman.

Question 7

someone who practises the sport of weightlifting (= lifting heavy objects):
штангист/ка

Answer 7

weightlifter [‘weɪtˌlɪftə]

Question 8

making you think that something bad is going to happen
зловещий, угрожающий

Answer 8

ominous [‘ɔmɪnəs]
an ominous sign
ominous clouds

Question 9

кафетерий, столовая самообслуживания

a restaurant (often in a college, or an official building) where people collect food and drink from a serving area and take it to a table themselves after paying for it

Answer 9

cafeteria [‘kæfl’tɪ(ə)rɪə]

Question 10

a place where you can buy and eat a meal
ресторан

Answer 10

restaurant [‘rest(ə)rɔŋ,-rɔnt]
an Italian/vegetarian restaurant
We had lunch at/in a restaurant near the station.

Question 11

Someone or something that is impressive makes you admire and respect them.
впечатляющий

Answer 11

impressive [ɪm’presɪv]
an impressive performance/view

Question 12

1 - noun (THING)
a thing that you can see or touch but that is usually not alive
предмет, вещь

2 - noun (GRAMMAR)
in grammar, the person or thing that is affected by the action of the verb
дополнение (в грамматике)

3 - verb
to feel or say that you do not like or do not approve of something or someone
возражать

Answer 12

object [‘ɔbʤekt]
1 - a bright, shiny object
3 - We objected to his unreasonable demands.
Would anyone object if I were to leave early?

Question 13

1 - noun (SPEED)
the speed at which someone or something moves or does something
скорость, темп

2 - noun (STEP)
a step
шаг

Answer 13

pace [‘peɪs]
1 - We started to walk at a much faster pace.
the pace of life
2 - Every few paces I stopped to listen.

Question 14

If something is authentic, it is real, true, or what people say it is.
подлинный

Answer 14

authentic [ɔ:’θentɪk]
an authentic painting
authentic Italian food

Question 15

a flat object with higher edges, used for carrying food and drinks
поднос

Answer 15

tray [treɪ]
She came back carrying a tray of drinks.

Question 16

to attack someone by hitting or kicking them many times
избивать

Answer 16

beat sb up
He beat up one of the other prisoners.

Question 17

1 - noun (POSSIBILITY)
the possibility of something bad happening
риск

2 - noun (SOMETHING BAD)
something bad that might happen
риск, угроза

3 - verb [T] (MIGHT HAPPEN)
If you risk something bad, you do something although that bad thing might happen.
рисковать

4 - verb [T] (MIGHT LOSE)
If you risk something important, you cause it to be in a dangerous situation where you might lose it.
рисковать

Answer 17

risk [rɪsk]
1 - the risk of heart disease
People in the Northeast face the highest risk of being burgled.
[ + (that) ] There is a slight risk that the blood could have become infected.
2 - There are more health risks when older women get pregnant.
3 - [ + doing sth ] I’d like to help you, but I can’t risk losing my job.
4 - He risked his life to save me.

Question 18

to laugh at someone or say unkind things to them, either because you are joking or because you want to upset them
дразнить

Answer 18

tease [ti:z]
They were teasing Dara about her new haircut.
Don’t get upset, I’m only teasing.

Question 19

1 - adjective (NOT GUILTY)
not guilty of committing a crime
невиновный

2 - adjective (NO EXPERIENCE)
not having much experience of life and not knowing about the bad things that happen
наивный

3 - adjective (NOT DESERVED)
used to emphasize that someone who was hurt had done nothing wrong
невинный

4 - adjective (NOT INTENDED TO HARM)
not intended to harm or upset anyone
безобидный, безвредный

Answer 19

innocent [‘ɪnəs(ə)nt]
1 - He claims to be innocent of the crime.
2 - an innocent young woman
3 - Several innocent civilians were killed in the bombing.
4 - It was an innocent mistake.

Question 20

1 - noun (HAND)
the inside surface of your hand
ладонь

2 - noun (TREE)
a palm tree
пальма

Answer 20

palm [pɑ:m]

Question 21

невнятная, непоннятная речь

• foreign ___ - непонятный иностранный язык

бессмыссленная, глупая речь

spoken or written words that have no meaning

• but the rap he wrote for the new song… is difficult to comprehend… - beacause it`s like _____.

Answer 21

gibberish [‘ʤɪb(ə)rɪʃ]

Question 22

1 - adjective
behaving in a strange and unusual way
эксцентричный

2 - noun
someone who is eccentric
чудак, оригинал

Answer 22

eccentric [ɪk’sentrɪk]
1 - an eccentric professor
eccentric behaviour
2 - a harmless eccentric

Question 23

very wet and soft
очень мокрый

Answer 23

soggy [‘sɔgɪ]
soggy ground

Question 24

working hard with care and effort
усердный

Answer 24

diligent [‘dɪlɪʤ(ə)nt]
a diligent student

Question 25

a jacket made from a material that protects you from the wind

ветровка,
ветропроницаемая куртка
(с вязаными манжетами и воротником)

Answer 25

windbreaker [‘wɪnd’breɪkə]

Question 26

the words of a song
слова песни

the words of a song

Answer 26

lyrics [‘lɪrɪks]

plural

Question 27

1 - adjective (DIFFICULT)
difficult or causing problems
неудобный, затруднительный

2 - adjective (EMBARRASSING)
embarrassing and not relaxed
неловкий

3 - adjective (NOT ATTRACTIVE)
moving in a way that is not attractive
неуклюжий

Answer 27

awkward [‘ɔ:kwəd]

1 - an awkward customer
an awkward question

2 - an awkward pause/silence
I’m in an awkward situation.
He seemed a little awkward when I first met him - a little shy perhaps.
I felt rather awkward with him.

3 - His movements were slow and awkward.

Question 28

1 - adjective (UNTIDY)
untidy and in bad condition
потрепанный, ветхий

2 - adjective (UNFAIR)
- behaviour or treatment is bad and unfair.
несправедливый, подлый

Answer 28

shabby [‘ʃæbɪ]
1 - shabby clothes/furniture

Question 29

not enough knowledge, understanding, or information about something
невежество, незнание

Answer 29

ignorance [‘ɪgnərəns]
There is still widespread ignorance about the disease.
I was shocked by her total ignorance of world history.

Question 30

an illness in the stomach
несварение желудка, расстройство желудка

• If they eat sth together, they will have an ___.

Answer 30

upset stomach/tummy

Question 31

1 - noun (BOOK/FILM ETC)
the name of a book, film, etc
название, заглавие

2 - noun (SPORTS)
what you get if you win an important sports competition
звание

3 - noun (SOMEONE’S NAME)
a word such as ‘Lord’, ‘Dr’, etc that is used before someone’s name
титул, звание

Answer 31

title [‘taɪtl]
2 - He won the 2010 world motor racing title.

Question 32

very silly
нелепый

Answer 32

absurd [əb’sɜ:d]
an absurd situation/suggestion

Question 33

a piece of work, especially something unpleasant or difficult
задание

Answer 33

task [tɑ:sk]
[ + of + doing sth ] I was given the task of sorting out all the stuff in the garage.

Question 34

1 - noun
someone who enjoys good food and drink and knows a lot about it
гурман

2 - adjective [ always before noun ]
relating to good food and drink
вкусный, изысканный

Answer 34

gourmet [‘guəmeɪ]
a gourmet meal

Question 35

1 - noun
a small amount of food that you eat between meals
легкая закуска

2 - verb informal
to eat a snack
подкрепляться, закусывать

Answer 35

snack [snæk]
1 - Do you want a quick snack before you go out?
snack food
2 - I’ve been snacking on chocolate and biscuits all afternoon.

Question 36

1 - adjective
unhappy or worried because something unpleasant has happened
расстроенный, огорченный

2 - verb (WORRY)
to make someone feel unhappy or worried
расстраивать, огорчать

3 - verb (SPOIL)
to cause problems for something
расстраивать, нарушать

Answer 36

upset [‘ʌpset]
1 - They’d had an argument and she was still upset about it.
Mike got very upset when I told him the news.
2 - The phone call had clearly upset her.
3 - If I arrived later, would that upset your plans?