pace, negotiate, restore, substantial, conventional, deputy, assure, armed, arise, nevertheless

Question 1

pace (noun)

Answer 1

1. the speed at which smbd/smth walks, runs or moves (скорость)
   - Aisha slowed her pace to a walk.
2. the speed at which smth happens (темп)
   - It is difficult to keep up with a rapid pace of change.
3. step
   - She took two paces forward.

Question 2

negotiate (verb)

Answer 2

1. to try to reach an agreement by formal discussion (договориться,вести переговоры)
   - The government will not negotiate with terrorists.
2. to successfully get over or past a difficult part on path or route
   - The climbers had to negotiate a steep rock face.

Question 3

restore (verb)

Answer 3

1. to bring back a situation or feeling that existed before (возрождать)
   - The measures are intended to restore public confidence in economy.
2. to bring smbd/smth back to former condition, place or position
   - He is now fully restored to health.
3. to repair building, work of art, piece of furniture, etc. so that it looks as good as it did originally
   - Her job is restoring old paintings.

Question 4

substantial (adj)

Answer 4

large in amount, value or importance
- substantial sums of money
- substantial change

Question 5

conventional (adj)

Answer 5

tending to follow what is done or considered acceptable by society in general; normal and ordinary, and perhaps not very interesting
- conventional behavior/morality

Question 6

deputy (noun)

Answer 6

A second-in-command who takes over for the leader or manager when they re absent

Question 7

assure (verb)

Answer 7

1. to tell smbd that smth is definitely true or is definitely going to happen, when they have doubts abt it
   - She is perfectly safe, I can assure u.
2. to make urself certain about smth
   - He assured himself of her safety.
3. to make smth certain to happen
   - Victory would assure a place in the finals

Question 8

armed (adj)

Answer 8

involving the use of weapons
- an armed robbery

Question 9

arise (verb)

Answer 9

occur
- a serious problem can arise

Question 10

nevertheless (adv)

Answer 10

despite smth that u have just mentioned