Vocabulary Flashcards
(To use or follow as a model)
Your brother …. you because he admires you
Imitates
(To be the same or very similar)
The newspaper story does not ….. what really happened.
Correspond to
(To make a situation or activity continue in the same way)
Britain wants to …. its position as a world power
How can we …. control of spending?
Maintain, preserve
(To state firmly that something is true)
French cuisine, she …. , is the best in the world.
He …. that nuclear power was a safe and non-polluting energy source.
Assert, claim
(To move something to a higher level or height)
High stress levels … blood pressure
Try to keep your leg ….
Elevate
(Used to say that you have read or been told something although you are not certain it is true)
…. it is going to rain today
Apparently
(Appearing to be something without really being that thing)
We now have a ….. endless choice of TV channels
Seemingly
(Not injured or harmed by something)
The markets and all the residential areas of the city are equally….. modern trends
Unscathed
(Used to say that something seems to be true, although it is not certain)
Nelson …. committed suicide
Apparently
(If something….you It is so strange or confusing that you cannot understand or explain it)
Her disappearance has …….
her friends and neighbours
Mystify, baffle
(Thin in an attractive way)
Gabriel was a tall ….. young man with a light brown moustache
Slender, slim
(To build or put up a structure)
The police ….. barriers across the road
Erect, put up
(To make an exciting opinion or idea stronger)
This ….. the stereotype that blondes have no brains
Reinforces
Judith lay on the settle, ……… her …..
Be absorbed in something
(Very beautiful or powerful in a way that people admire)
This lovely village is surrounded by …… mountains
Majestic
(To move slowly from one side to the other)
The trees ….. gently in the wind
Swayed
(An understanding of something)
He has an excellent ……. English
Grasp of, understanding
(To make something stronger)
A security door …… steel bars
Reinforced by
Фарфор
The year was 1710, and Meissen …. is still being made to this day.
Porcelain
(В приделах чьей-то достигаемости)
And agreement to end the war seemed …..
Within their grasp
Within somebody’s grasp
(To control something by limiting it)
Poor soil has ….. the level of crop production
Constrained, restrict
(To suddenly surprise or frighten someone)
The noise ….. him and he dropped his glass on the floor
Startled
(To persuade someone to change their opinion or decision)
I think I was …… what James said
Swayed by
(Something that limits what you can do)
…… spending have forced the company to rethink its plans
Constraint on
Хватка
Luke took her arm in a firm …. and led her through the gate
Grasp, grip
(To correct something that is wrong)
Any defects found have to be ….. without delay.
Rectify=fix=correct=regulate