[Unit 2A][Vocabulary] Listening Swimming accident Flashcards
So, when are you _ _ South Africa?’
(= **когда ты уезжаешь в* Южную Африку?)
So, when are you off to South Africa?
-So, what have you got planned?
-You know – the u_ t_ – Cape Town first.
(= как это водится)
-So, what have you got planned?
-You know – the usual things – Cape Town first.
-Apparently, there are some really great schools you can go to.
-Yeah, there are l_.
(= Да, их очень много)
-Apparently, there are some really great schools you can go to.
-Yeah, there are loads.
/ləʊdz/
-I’ve always wanted to learn how to surf and I’ll finally get to do it.
-Cool! That’s a g_ t_ t_ d_ – I went to one of those schools.
(= да, это отличная идея)
-I’ve always wanted to learn how to surf and I’ll finally get to do it.
-Cool! That’s a great thing to do – I went to one of those schools.
But you’ve _ _ be a bit careful in the water there. Actually, I got into a bit of trouble once.
(= нужно быть немного осторожным)
But you’ve got to be a bit careful in the water there. Actually, I got into a bit of trouble once.
/ˈkeəfl/
-I was trying to catch this wave, but I c_ \ my board, and stupidly, I’d forgotten to attach a leg rope from my ankle to the board.
(= fell from my board)
-I was trying to catch this wave, but I came off my board, and stupidly, I’d forgotten to attach a leg rope from my ankle to the board.
-Yeah, I tried to get hold of it, but it got swept away by the wave.
-So what did you do – just swim _ _ sh_?
(= поплыла к берегу)
-So what did you do – just swim to the shore?
/ʃɔː(r)/
-So, what h_ you _ pl_?
-You know – the usual things – Cape Town first.ot planned?
(= какие у тебя планы?)
-So, what have you got planned?
-You know – the usual things – Cape Town first.ot planned?
-I was trying to catch this wave, but I came off my board, and stupidly, I’d forgotten to attach a leg rope from my ankle to the board.
-_ you lost the board? = [to confirm / ‘active listening’ - repeat what the person said back to them]
-So you lost the board?
-So what did you do – just swim to the shore?
-Well, s_ _.
(= что-то вроде того)
-So what did you do – just swim to the shore?
-Well, sort of.
-I was trying to catch this wave, but I came off my board, and stupidly, I’d forgotten to a_ a leg rope from my ankle to the board.
(= прикрепить)
-I was trying to catch this wave, but I came off my board, and stupidly, I’d forgotten to attach a leg rope from my ankle to the board.
/əˈtætʃ/
I started swimming and I soon realised that I wasn’t g_ a_.
(= **никуда не продвигалась, не было прогресса)
I started swimming and I soon realised that I wasn’t getting anywhere.
Then very g_ I got the feeling I was being pulled out to sea.
(= постепенно)
Then very gradually I got the feeling I was being pulled out to sea.
/ˈɡrædʒuəli/
-You were с_ _ _ с_?
-Yeah, and when I realised this, I began to panic a bit.
(= попала в течение)
-You were caught in a current?
-Yeah, and when I realised this, I began to panic a bit.
/ˈkʌrənt/
Luckily a l_ had already seen that I was in trouble.
(= **спасатель)
Luckily a lifeguard had already seen that I was in trouble.
/ˈlaɪfɡɑːd/
Then very gradually I got the feeling I was being p_ o_ _ s_.
(= меня утягивало в море)
Then very gradually I got the feeling I was being pulled out to sea.
-Luckily a lifeguard had already seen that I was in trouble. And he came to rescue me in his lifeboat.
-B_ you were pleased to see him!
(= уверен)
-Luckily a lifeguard had already seen that I was in trouble. And he came to rescue me in his lifeboat.
-Bet you were pleased to see him!
/bet/
Yeah! But the idea of being c_ right o_ to sea is really frightening. I don’t think you could survive very long.
(= быть унесенным прямо в море)
Yeah! But the idea of being carried right out to sea is really frightening. I don’t think you could survive very long.
-You were caught in a current?
-Yeah, and when I realised this, I b_ _ _ _ _.
(= я начала немного паниковать)
-You were caught in a current?
-Yeah, and when I realised this, I began to panic a bit.
/ˈpænɪk/
But they say if you get caught in a current you shouldn’t try and s_ _ it.
(= плыть против течения)
But they say if you get caught in a current you shouldn’t try and swim against it.
/əˈɡeɪnst/
-But they say if you get caught in a current you shouldn’t try and swim against it. The thing is, the waves in the ocean are really powerful.
-Hmm, maybe I’ll h_ a_ t_ about it.
-About surfing you mean?
(= надо будет об подумать еще раз об этой идее - может быть, передумает)
-Hmm, maybe I’ll have another think about it.
No, honestly you’ll love it. It really is the most amazing feeling. I just h_ _ bad e_.
(= у меня просто был неудачный опыт)
No, honestly you’ll love it. It really is the most amazing feeling. I just had a bad experience.
-Luckily a lifeguard had already seen that I was in trouble. And he came to rescue me in his lifeboat.
-Bet you were p_ _ _ him!
(= был рад его видеть)
-Luckily a lifeguard had already seen that I was in trouble. And he came to rescue me in his lifeboat.
-Bet you were pleased to see him!
/pliːzd/
-You’re right, it sounds amazing.
-Yeah, it’s fantastic. Oh, but, just w_ _ _ sharks.
(= остерегайся акул)
-You’re right, it sounds amazing.
-Yeah, it’s fantastic. Oh, but, just watch out for sharks.
/,wɒtʃ’aʊt/
