DAILY SCHEDULE

Question 1

get off work

Answer 1

заканчивать работу, освобождаться от работы

What time do you get off work?

Question 2

get moving

informal

Answer 2

шевелиться, спешить

Question 3

get off (sth)

— phrasal verb with get verb

Answer 3

выходить (из транспорта)

We should get off at the next stop.

Question 4

stay up

— phrasal verb with stay verb

Answer 4

не ложиться спать

I sometimes stay up until the early hours of the morning, but I try to finish everything by one or two.
[ + to do sth ] She stayed up to watch a film.

Question 5

stay on

— phrasal verb with stay verb

Answer 5

оставаться где-либо

I stayed on an extra two years at school.

Question 6

stay in

— phrasal verb with stay verb

Answer 6

оставаться дома

Let’s stay in tonight and watch a DVD.

Question 7

stay out

— phrasal verb with stay verb

Answer 7

не возвращаться домой, гулять допоздна

He stayed out all night.

Question 8

set aside

Answer 8

откладывать, отложить, отложить в сторону,
выделять.

I enjoy what I do, but you have to set aside time for the family and yourself.

Question 9

tough /tʌf/

adjective

Answer 9

трудный
He’s had a tough time at work recently.
We’ve had to make some tough decisions.

строгий, жесткий
tough new laws on noise pollution

прочный, жесткий
Children’s shoes have to be tough.
This meat’s very tough.

крепкий, стойкий
a tough guy

Question 10

slightly /ˈslaɪtli/

adverb

Answer 10

немного, слегка

I think I did slightly better in my exams this time.
I find it slightly worrying.

Question 11

contestant /kənˈtestənt/

noun [ C ]

Answer 11

участник соревнования, состязания

– My brother was a contestant on a game show, and he won $10,000.

Question 12

gardening /ˈɡɑːdənɪŋ/

noun [ U ]

Answer 12

садоводство

– I enjoy gardening in my free time.

Question 13

mind /maɪnd/

verb

Answer 13

возражать, быть против чего-либо

Do you think he’d mind if I borrowed his book?
[ + doing sth ] Tim won’t mind lending you his car.
He doesn’t seem to mind doing all the driving.
I don’t mind taking her (= I am willing to take her) if you’re too busy.

присматривать (за кем-либо/чем-либо)
Who’s minding the baby?

не могли бы вы …? вы не возражаете …?
Do you mind not smoking in here, please?
Would you mind if I borrowed your phone?

Question 14

sense /sens/

noun

Answer 14

здравый смысл, благоразумие
He had the good sense to book a seat in advance.

чувство, чутье
a sense of direction
good business sense

чувство
I have a very poor sense of smell.

чувство юмора
( a sense of humor)

Question 15

common sense

noun [ U ]

Answer 15

здравый смысл

The children shouldn’t be in any danger as long as they use their common sense.

Question 16

common /ˈkɒmən/

adjective

Answer 16

обычный, широко распространенный
Injuries are common in sports such as hockey.

общий
a common goal/interest
English has some features common to many languages.