Module 7

Question 1

blizgučiai, smulkios puošmenos, niekučiai

Answer 1

bric-a-brac (e.g. The stores were packed wall to wall with antiques, novelties, furniture, restaurant equipment and bric-a-brac)

Question 2

an extremely expensive shop

Answer 2

a high-end store

Question 3

a high-end store

Answer 3

an extremely expensive shop

Question 4

būti ekspozicijoje

Answer 4

to be on display

Question 5

kvitas

Answer 5

a receipt

Question 6

atgauti pinigus už kažką

Answer 6

to get a refund

Question 7

pradėti/pristatyti rinkai

Answer 7

to launch

Question 8

a thing bought or offered for sale much more cheaply than is usual or expected

Answer 8

a bargain

Question 9

a bargain

Answer 9

a thing bought or offered for sale much more cheaply than is usual or expected (e.g. the table was a real bargain)

Question 10

ieškoti pigių, bet gerų pirkinių

Answer 10

to hunt for bargains

Question 11

matuoti/pasimatuoti

Answer 11

to try on

Question 12

pirkti urmu

Answer 12

to buy in bulk

Question 13

not working or made correctly, having defects

Answer 13

faulty (e.g. a faulty brake)

Question 14

faulty

Answer 14

not working or made correctly, having defects

Question 15

sugedęs/su defektais

Answer 15

faulty

Question 16

great wealth or luxuriousness

Answer 16

opulence (e.g. She stared around her in awe at the sheer opulence of the room)

Question 17

prabanga

Answer 17

opulence

Question 18

opulence

Answer 18

great wealth or luxuriousness

Question 19

palūkanų norma

Answer 19

an interest rate

Question 20

to take money out of an account (+ noun)

Answer 20

to withdraw (e.g. normally you can withdraw up to 50 pounds in cash)
withdrawal

Question 21

to withdraw

Answer 21

to take money out of an account

Question 22

įsigyti/nusipirkti

Answer 22

to purchase/to make a purchase

Question 23

pirkinys

Answer 23

a purchase

Question 24

bankomatas

Answer 24

ATM machine (automated teller machine)

Question 25

pasiimti paskolą

Answer 25

to take out a loan

Question 26

sandoris

Answer 26

transaction (e.g. a banking transaction)

Question 27

transakcija

Answer 27

transaction (e.g. a banking transaction)

Question 28

operacija

Answer 28

transaction (e.g. a banking transaction)

Question 29

padengti skolą

Answer 29

to clear a debt (e.g. When applying for a bank loan, customers may be required to prove their ability to clear the debt)

Question 30

to pay someone an amount of money when you make an agreement with that person to pay for or buy something, that either will be returned to you later, if the agreed arrangement is kept, or that forms part of the total payment

Answer 30

to deposit

Question 31

įmokėti

Answer 31

to deposit

Question 32

to deposit

Answer 32

to pay someone an amount of money when you make an agreement with that person to pay for or buy something, that either will be returned to you later, if the agreed arrangement is kept, or that forms part of the total payment

Question 33

a deposit

Answer 33

a payment, especially into a bank account

Question 34

įmoka

Answer 34

a deposit (e.g. To open an account, you need to make a minimum deposit of 500 pounds)

Question 35

a payment, especially into a bank account

Answer 35

a deposit

Question 36

to rummage

Answer 36

to search for sth by moving the things around carelessly and looking into, behind and under them

Question 37

to search for sth by moving the things around carelessly and looking into, behind and under them

Answer 37

to rummage (e.g. She rummaged in/through all the drawers, looking for a pen)

Question 38

a sale of mixed collection of things people no longer need or want, especially in order to make money for an organisation

Answer 38

rummage sale

Question 39

rummage sale

Answer 39

a sale of mixed collection of things people no longer need or want, especially in order to make money for an organisation

Question 40

palaimos viršūnė

Answer 40

to be one's idea of heaven

Question 41

a wrong or inaccurate use of a name or term

Answer 41

a misnomer (e.g. It was the scruffiest place I have ever stayed in, so "Hotel Royal" was a bit of misnomer)

Question 42

a misnomer

Answer 42

a wrong or inaccurate use of a name or term

Question 43

minia, spūstis, grūstis

Answer 43

a throng (of shoppers)

Question 44

grūstis, (už)plūsti

Answer 44

to throng

Question 45

ekonominis nuosmukis

Answer 45

economic decline

Question 46

a permanently fixed piece of furniture in a house, such as a bath, that would not be taken by someone when moving to a new home

Answer 46

fixture (e.g. All fixtures and fittings are included in the house price)

Question 47

įranga

Answer 47

fixture (e.g. All fixtures and fitting are included in the house price)

Question 48

creating a special feeling, especially a mysterious or romantic feeling

Answer 48

atmospheric (place, light, etc.) (e.g. I quite like fog because it is atmospheric)

Question 49

of high quality and lasting value, or showing the best and most typical characteristics of a particular type of thing, especially from the past

Answer 49

vintage

Question 50

vintage

Answer 50

of high quality and lasting value, or showing the best and most typical characteristics of a particular type of thing, especially from the past

Question 51

perteklius

Answer 51

a plethora of sth

Question 52

stumdytis/grūstis

Answer 52

to jostle

Question 53

derėtis

Answer 53

to haggle over/about sth

Question 54

švaistyti pinigus

Answer 54

to embark on a spending spree/to go on a spending spree

Question 55

garantija

Answer 55

a warranty

Question 56

nuolaida

Answer 56

a discount

Question 57

atsarga/ištekliai

Answer 57

stock

Question 58

atidengti

Answer 58

to unveil

Question 59

minia, pulkas

Answer 59

a drove (e.g. Fans came in droves to see her concert)

Question 60

kurstymas, raginimas/kurstyti, raginti

Answer 60

instigation/to instigate (e.g. She only took up photography at the instigation of her mother)

Question 61

extremely large

Answer 61

mammoth (e.g. a mammoth task / It's a mammoth undertaking - are you sure you have the resources to cope?)

Question 62

having or showing a keen interest or enthusiasm for sth

Answer 62

avid

Question 63

avid

Answer 63

having or showing a keen interest or enthusiasm for sth

Question 64

mammoth

Answer 64

extremely large

Question 65

bold, honest and frank

Answer 65

upfront (inf) (e.g. They were asked to support one another, to have conversations even when they were uncomfortable, and to be honest and upfront at all times.

Question 66

upfront

Answer 66

bold, honest and frank

Question 67

a feeling that makes one self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way

Answer 67

inhibition (e.g. to overcome one's inhibitions)

Question 68

inhibition

Answer 68

a feeling that makes one self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way

Question 69

To enjoy doing sth very much

Answer 69

get a real kick out of sth (inf) (e.g. I get a real kick out of shopping for new shoes. / This book is just the kind you like and you'll get a real kick out of it.

Question 70

get a real kick out of sth

Answer 70

To enjoy doing sth very much