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to interact with

He doesn’t interact well with other
students.

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взаємодіяти з

communicate with

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to achieve the level of contentment,n
/kənˈtentmənt/

We must work together to achieve the level of contentment and loyalty among members of the team

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досягти певного рівня
задоволеності

reach a state of happiness and satisfaction

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to affirm, v. /əˈfɜːm/
the rights

We affirm the rights of all States to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

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заявляти про права

claim the fact of having entitlement to something

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to align with the belief

Historically canonized holy book aligns with the belief, to the system of world contemporary religious and church.

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відповідати певній точці зору

(of a concept or fact ) be harmonious or consistent with

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anxiously plan the future

She also noted the importance of looking back at past experiences anxiously plan the future.

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планувати майбутнє з
тривогою

decide on and arrange in advance excitedly

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assertively, adv. /əˈsɜːtɪvli/ pose
questions

The members of the working group assertively pose questions to the State party representatives.

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наполегливо ставити
запитання

persistently ask questions of (someone), especially in an official conte

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to avoid impulsive judgments and
decisions

Similarly, the Supreme Court had established to avoid impulsive judgments and decisions.

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уникати імпульсивних суджень та рішень

stop oneself from making considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions

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to back off

I put the car in reverse and backed
off a main road.

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відступати

walk or drive backward

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to be able to compensate for smth by

For gas alone, we will be able to compensate for our losses by keeping to the Polish option

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мати змогу заміщувати
щось чимось

be able to replace something with something

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to be able to interpret and react to the
emotions

They need to know themselves, to be able to interpret and react to the emotions, and to communicate respectfully with others.

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вміти інтерпретувати та
реагувати на емоції

be able to explain the meaning of (information, words, actions) and respond to emotions

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to be astonished, adj. /əˈstɒnɪʃt/

I was so astonished by his story that I started to doubt: didn’t he make a fool of me?

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бути здивованим

greatly surprised or impressed; amazed

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to be as brave as a lion

If you can just be as brave as a lion to be good enough to get the job done, you will be free

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бути хоробрим як лев

very brave, courageous

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to be as cunning as a fox

Not to be as cunning as a fox whose cunning is to deceive others, but as serpents, whose policy is only to defend themselves and to look out for their own safety

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бути хитрим як лисиця

exceptionally clever, cunning, or shrewd, especially in devious or underhanded ways

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to be as proud as peacock

He can nevertheless be as proud as peacock of his achievements and can boast best practices, despite the challenges and constraints.

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бути гордим як павич

having a very high opinion of oneself, filled with or showing excessive self-esteem

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to be as quiet as a mouse

I just can’t believe that Kate actually yelled at Mike – she’s usually as quite as a mouse!

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бути тихим як мишка

silent, meek, and gentle

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to be as wise as an owl

She is considered as as wise as an owl and has become something of a matriarch within the community.

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бути мудрим як сова

exceptionally wise, discerning or sound in judgment

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to be contented, adj. /kənˈtɛntɪd/ with

I was never contented with half measures

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бути задоволеним чимось

willing to accept something; satisfied

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to be constantly on the lookout

We’re always on the lookout for new business opportunities.

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постійно бути напоготові

be ready for problems or opportunities

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to be depressed, adj. /dɪˈprɛst/

The children left behind are more frequently inclined to be depressed, sad and withdrawn.

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бути пригніченим

(of a person) in a state of unhappiness or despondency

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to be emotionally expressive

This organization provides services to abused children, who are emotionally expressive

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бути емоційно експресивним

individual ability to communicate emotionalst ates through nonverbal movements

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to be frustrated, adj. /frʌˈstreɪtɪd/

However, most users risk being frustrated if they ignore these suggestions

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бути засмученим

feeling or expressing distress and annoyance resulting from an inability to change or achieve something

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to be generous, adj. /ˈdʒɛn(ə)rəs/

The new company will be generous to its shareholders.

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бути щедрим

showing a readiness to give more of something, especially money, than is strictly necessary or expected

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to be key, n. /kiː/

Effective cooperation and assistance will be key to implementation of the Convention over the coming years

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бути ключовим (основним)

of paramount or crucial importance

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to be optimistic, adj. /ɒptɪˈmɪstɪk/
about

In conclusion, I would note that we need to be optimistic about the future of our young people.

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бути оптимістично
налаштованим щодо чогось

feeling or showing hope for the future

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to be straightforward, adj. /ˌstreɪtˈfɔːwəd/ Behaviours and situations will never be straightforward or definitive.
бути прямолінійним | uncomplicated and easy to do or understand
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to be tense Every moment was tense due to danger of security reasons.
бути напруженим | unable to relax because of nervousness, anxiety, or stimulation
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to be tuned to react to They will also be tuned to react to their colleagues’ contributions
бути готовим реагувати на | be prepared to respond to
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to be willing to do smth We want our customers to feel really good in our hostel and we are willing to do anything for it.
мати бажання щось зробити | have a desire to do something
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to be wired to see people in need Special organizational forms of collaborative work are wired to see people in need
мати змогу розпізнавати людей, котрі потребують допомоги | be able to identify people who need help
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to become emotional As soon as people become emotional they lose their sense of identity, their ability to judge.
емоційно реагувати | show feelings very openly
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to bombard smb from all sides The propaganda machine continues to bombard international community from all the sides.
атакувати з усіх сторін | attack from all sides
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to build deep and meaningful relationships with Health mediators, working in communities, build deep and meaningful relationships with them.
побудувати глибокі та значущі стосунки із | construct relationship that is of personalsignificance
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to change outlook Any business school or university has one or two professors whose lectures are so captivating that they change your whole outlook.
змінити світогляд | belief about the future
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to collect data Many European countries regularly collect data on drug use among the general and student populations
збирати дані | the activity of collecting information
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to compel smb to take actions The Movement also compel the international community to take actions.
примушувати когось приймати рішення | force in order to get a particular result
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composure, n. /kəmˈpəʊʒə/ Forget, that only a healthy body and a healthy state of composure will bring them true happiness
врівноваженість the state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself
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to confront, v. /kənˈfrʌnt/ the source of irritation Education policy provides governments with an opportunity to confront the legacy of the past.
протистояти джерелу роздратування come face to face with a person or thing causing inconvenience or annoyance
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to contain, v. /kənˈteɪn/ thrill and excitement Learn to enjoy the art of kayaking and contain thrill and excitement of slicing through the water under the stream of your own arms!
стримувати тремтіння і хвилювання | restrain a sudden sensation of palpitation
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to cover up another emotion I experienced to cover up an intense and very profound emotion.
приховувати ще одну емоцію | hide strong feelings
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to criticize oneself endlessly Only insulating oneself from other individuals it is possible to criticize oneself endlessly.
нескінченно критикувати себе | indefinitely express disapproval of someone
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to deal with challenging situations It is clear that the Commission will continue to deal with challenging situations.
мати справу (вирішувати) складні ситуації | solve difficult conditions that exist at a particular time and place
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definite, adj. /ˈdefɪnɪt/ pessimist Young people are definite pessimists towards their future, especially because of the high rate of unemployment.
цілковитий песиміст | a person who emphasizes the bad part of a situation
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delight, n. /dɪˈlaɪt/ with This very attractive case will truly delight with its visual appearance while working with iPad or a pleasant rest.
задоволення від (something or someone) that gives great pleasure, satisfaction or happiness
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to deserve, v. /dɪˈzɜːv/ success and happiness I wish you health, inspiration, inexhaustible energy, you deserve success and happiness.
заслуговувати на успіх і щастя be given luck and chance because of your actions or qualities
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to develop a unique paradigm, n. /ˈpærədaɪm/ The company developed a unique paradigm of direct communication with communities
розробляти унікальну парадигму | invent an exceptional model of something
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to disagree promptly and unemotionally Few people would disagree promptly and unemotionally that something should be done to reduce crime in the area.
не погоджуватись одразу і без емоцій not have the same opinion without delay, without emotion
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to dismiss feelings He wrote spontaneously, as the occasion demanded, and then dismissed feelings.
відкинути почуття | reject, ignore feelings
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to display the smirk, n. /smɜːk/ of satisfaction "Maybe your husband does things that you don’t know about," he said and display the smirk of satisfaction.
показати посмішку задоволення | show smile in an irritatingly smug with pleasure
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emotional, adj. /ɪˈməʊʃənl/ display My doctor said the problem was more emotional display than physical.
вираження емоцій | expression of emotions
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emotional response to The usual definition of fear of crime is an emotional response to fear or anxiety in the face of crime.
емоційна реакція на | emotional reaction to
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emotional outburst Her comments provoked an emotional outburst from the boss.
вибух емоцій | a sudden forceful expression of emotion, especially anger
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enduring sadness She spoke of her enduring sadness over her father’s death.
довготривалий смуток the feeling of being unhappy, especially because something bad has happened
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to enhance understanding They take effective measures to enhance understanding of the value of the right of the child.
посилювати розуміння | to improve the ability to understand something
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to evoke, v. /ɪˈvəʊk/ emotions Smell is a sense with the ability to evoke emotions and memories.
викликати емоції | make someone feel an emotion
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to exaggerate,v. /ɪgˈzædʒəˌreɪt/ facial expressions for positive emotion He has exaggerateed facial expressions for positive emotion to make it sound rather more impressive than it actually was.
перебільшувати мімічне вираження позитивних емоцій make facial expressions seem more important for positive emotion
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to experience emotions It’s quite natural to experience emotions just before you get married.
відчувати емоції | feeling emotions
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to face up smth She’s going to have to face up to the fact that he’s not going to marry her.
стикатись з чимось | to accept that a difficult situation exists
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to feel scattered, adj. /ˈskætəd/ Employees feel scattered as a result of the violation of obligations.
відчувати себе розгубленим | feel confused
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flash of annoyance Soros’ publications cause flash of annoyance among advocates of the orthodox economic and political theory.
спалах роздратування | make angry, furious
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to flee the threat After his arrest in 1993, he had escaped to another town, but also had to flee the threat.
уникати загрози | escape a situation where people are threatening you
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to focus on positive things around us I know it’s noisy in here, but try to focus on positive things around you.
фокусуватись на позитивних речах навколо нас | give full attention to clear and definite things
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to gain knowledge through studies He tried to gain knowledge through studies.
здобувати знання через навчання get understanding of or information about a subject that you get by study
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to get rid of doubts We can’t sell the house because we can’t get rid of doubts.
позбутись сумнівів remove or throw away a feeling of not being certain about something
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to get stuck in traffic They also have lanes of their own in many areas, so they never get stuck in traffic.
застрягнути в заторі stuck in a line of road traffic at or near a standstill because of road construction, an accident
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to have/ get/ feel butterflies in stomach I had terrible butterflies in stomach before I gave that talk in Venice.
нервуватися, хвилюватися, почуватися збудженим feel very nervous, usually about something are going to do
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to have lethal consequences, n. /ˈkɒnsɪkwəns/ Well, if you insist on eating so much, you’ll have lethal consequences.
мати летальні наслідки have a result of a particular action or situation, often one that is bad or not convenient
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to have a major influence on Singing seemed to have a major influence on their psychological well-being and mental states significantly
мати значний вплив на the power to have an effect on people or things
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to have a negativity bias, n. /ˈbaɪəs/ Reporters must be impartial and don’t have a negativity bias
мати негативне упередження | prejudice in favor against one thing
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to have similar upbringings On the other hand, we have similar upbringings, inheritance, and circumstances affect our choices.
мати схоже виховання analogous way in which you are treated and educated when young
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to have the ability to experience the emotions Obviously that leads you back into the past, into memory, and you have the ability to experience the emotions.
бути спроможним відчувати емоції be able to have a strong feeling, such as of love, anger, fear
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to have the "rose-colored glasses" view of Today's young people would have to live in the new world - without self-deception and rose-colored glasses.
носити "рожеві окуляри" have happy or positive attitude that fails to notice negative things, leading to a view of life that is not realistic
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to identify, v. /aɪˈdentɪˌfaɪ/ the threat to The key witness for the prosecution was offered police protection after she identified the threat to his life.
визначити загрозу recognize hostile action on someone
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to identify and accept emotions Nowadays people might identify and accept emotions.
визначати і приймати емоції indicate and adopt a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one‘s circumstances
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to insist on courtesy, n. /ˈkɜːtɪsɪ/ They insisted on courtesy and demanded that all swear words be deleted from the article.
наполягати на ввічливості demand polite behavior or polite action
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in support of findings You can’t make a statement like that, you must demonstrate documents in support of findings.
на підтвердження отриманих результатів | suggest the truth of, corroborate
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to interact with | He doesn’t interact well with other students.
взаємодіяти з | communicate with
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jitters, n. /ˈdʒɪt.əz/ | I always get the jitters the morning before an exam.
тремтіння a feeling of nervousness that you experience before something important happens
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to keep feelings to oneself Once again, we keep the feelings of regret and frustration to ourselves.
тримати емоції в собі | save emotions in itself
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key competency for The work on setting up of the system of evaluation by key competency for employees has been started
ключова навичка для | an important skill that is need to do a job
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lack of smth Her only problem is a lack of confidence.
недостача чогось the fact that something is not available or that is not enough of it
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let smb vent Let everyone vent to their feelings, the meeting will be an opportunity.
дати виговоритись комусь express a negative emotion in a forceful and often unfair way
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to make weak and vulnerable, adj. /ˈvʌlnərəbl/ It’s not surprising that feelings make us weak and vulnerable.
робити слабким і вразливим not physically strong, not having a strong character
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to manage a hot-headed employee Does she have any experience managing a hot-headed employee?
знаходити спільну мову з запальним працівником control employee who doing things or reacting to things quickly and without thinking carefully first
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to map out a journey Our agents will help you to map out a journey
прокладати маршрут для подорожі plan journey in detail
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to minimize, v. /ˈmɪnɪˌmaɪz/ the probability of Environmentalists are doing everything to minimize the probability of the impact of the oil spill.
мінімізувати ймовірність reduce the probability to the least possible level or amount
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nerve-wracking exam How much do you like nervewracking exams, competitions and performances?
нервовий іспит difficult to do and causing a lot of worry or anxiety test of a student‘s knowledge
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the pattern of findings The pattern of findings begins to emerge during our analysis of accident data.
модель висновків a particular way in which something is done, is organized, or happens
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to play an important role The government should be playing an important role in promoting human rights.
відігравати важливу роль play back the position or purpose that someone has in a situation, organization, society.
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to provide with a sense of happiness, contentment, and excitement The aim is to provide everybody with a sense of happiness, contentment, and excitement.
забезпечувати відчуття щастя, задоволення та хвилювання give someone the feeling that they need
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to provide valuable information to We have provided valuable information to the government that a strike is planned next month.
надавати цінну інформацію give facts to a person, company, organization
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pursuit, n. /pəˈsjuːt/ of happiness I’ve always believed that pursuit of happiness is happiness itself.
гонитва за щастям the act of following the fortune to try to catch it
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to recognize both good and bad things We recognize both good and bad things you’ve faced and sympathize with you.
визнавати і хороші і погані речі | accept that something is good or bad
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to reflect social conventions about The statistics reflect social conventions about people spending habits.
відображати соціальну норму | express a common way of showing something in human life
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to replete with This study is replete with flaws that restrict its value.
багатий на (рясніти чимось) | rich in (abound in something)
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to respond differently to positive and negative stimuli In fact, they tended to respond differently to positive and negative stimuli.
реагувати по-різному на позитивні на негативні подразники | say or do something as a reaction to irritant
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to seek out While he was at the library, Steve decided to seek out some information on the history of the area.
шукати | look for someone or something
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to tackle the question There are many ways of tackling this question
вирішувати проблеми | try to deal with something
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to take on a question We’re taking on a question of the bomb threats very seriously.
задуматись над запитанням | think about something or someone very seriously
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to take the bad with the good Like anything else, you have to take the bad with the good.
реагувати позитивно на негаразди | respond positively to adversity
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to talk openly It’s good to hear someone finally taking openly on this issue.
говорити відкрито | speak truthfully, frankly, straightforwardly
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tight knot, n. /nɒt/ in stomach If you have any sympyoms such as itchy mouth or tight knot in stomach after eating nuts, stop
важкість у шлунку | uncomfortable feeling of pressure in the stomach

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