Words Flashcards

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Overshadowed

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appear much more prominent or important than

“an enormous oak tree stood overshadowing the cottage”

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Illuminated

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help to clarify or explain (a subject or matter)

“a flash of lightning illuminated the house”

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Obscure

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keep from being seen; conceal

“his origins and parentage are obscure”

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Underscore

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to emphasize

“the company underscored the progress made with fuel cells”

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Eminence

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fame or recognized superiority, especially within a particular sphere or profession
“her eminence in cinematography”

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Notoriety

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the state of being famous or well known for some bad quality or deed (дурная слава)
“the song has gained some notoriety in the press”

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Temperance

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moderation or self-restraint, especially in eating and drinking (умеренность)
“the minister preached about temperance”

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Tumultuous

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making a loud, confused noise; uproarious (буйный)

“tumultuous applause”

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Providential

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occurring at a favorable time; opportune
(предопределенный)
involving divine foresight or intervention
“thanks to that providential snowstorm, the attack had been repulsed”

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Dispassionate

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not influenced by strong emotion, and so able to be rational and impartial (бесстрастный)
“she dealt with life’s disasters in a calm, dispassionate way”

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Imperceptibly

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In a way that is so slight, gradual, or subtle as not to be perceived (незначительно)

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Precariously

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in a way that is not securely in position and is likely to fall or collapse (ненадежно)
“the vase sat precariously on the very edge of the table’”

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Relentlessly

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in an unceasingly intense or harsh way. (беспрестанно)

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Eccentric

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Unconventional and slightly strange

“my favorite aunt is very eccentric”

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Trifling

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unimportant or trivial (пустяковый)

“a trifling sum”

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Ameliorated

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make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better (улучшенный)

“the reform did much to ameliorate living standards”

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Ascertained

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find (something) out for certain; make sure of (удостоверившись)
“an attempt to ascertain the cause of the accident”

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Exacerbated

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make (a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling) worse (обостряется)
“the forest fire was exacerbated by the lack of rain”

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Harbinger

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a person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another (предвестник)
“witch hazels are the harbingers of spring”

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Prophetic

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accurately describing or predicting what will happen in the future (пророческий)
“his warnings proved prophetic”

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Timely

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done or occurring at a favorable or useful time; opportune (своевременно)
“a timely warning”

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Subjective

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based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions
“his views are highly subjective”

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Rife

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(especially of something undesirable or harmful) of common occurrence; widespread (распространенный)
“male chauvinism was rife in medicine in those days”

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Indifferent

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having no particular interest or sympathy; unconcerned

“they all seemed indifferent rather than angry”

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Phony
a fraudulent person or thing (фальшивый) | "I thought your accent was a bit phony"
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Incongruous
not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of something (неуместный) "the duffel coat looked incongruous with the black dress she wore underneath"
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Equitable
fair and impartial | "an equitable balance of power"
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Presumptive
of the nature of a presumption; presumed in the absence of further information (предполагаемый) "a presumptive diagnosis"
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Impartiality
equal treatment of all rivals or disputants; fairness (беспристрастность)
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Sham
a thing that is not what it is purported to be | "a clergyman who arranged a sham marriage"
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Reluctance
unwillingness or disinclination to do something (нежелание) | "she sensed his reluctance to continue"
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Acumen
The ability to make good judgments and quick decisions, typically in a particular domain (сообразительность) "business acumen"
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Reverence
Deep respect for someone or something (почтение) | "the many divine beings reverenced by Hindu tradition"
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Fastidiousness
Excessively particular, critical, or demanding; hard to please (разборчивость)
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Didacticism
Intended for instruction; Inclined to teach or lecture others too much; Teaching or intending to teach a moral lesson (нравоучительный)
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Iconoclasm
The action of attacking or assertively rejecting cherished beliefs and institutions or established values and practices
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Dissimilar
not alike; different. | "a collection of dissimilar nations lacking overall homogeneity"
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Disseminate
spread or disperse (something, especially information) widely (распространять, рассеивать) "health authorities should foster good practice by disseminating information"
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Capricious
given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior (капризный) "a capricious and often brutal administration"
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Scrutinized
Examine or inspect closely and thoroughly (тщательно) | "customers were warned to scrutinize the small print"
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Сorroborating
Сonfirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding) (подкреплять) "the witness had corroborated the boy's account of the attack"
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Debunking
expose the falseness or hollowness of (a myth, idea, or belief) (развенчать) "the magazine that debunks claims of the paranormal"
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Bogus
not genuine or true; fake (фиктивный) | "a bogus insurance claim"
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Obsolete
no longer produced or used; out of date. (устарелый) | "the disposal of old and obsolete machinery"
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Deemed
regard or consider in a specified way (считать, полагать) | "the event was deemed a great success"
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Exacting
Making great demands on one's skill, attention, or other resources (придирчивый) "living up to such exacting standards"
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Copious
Abundant in supply or quantity (обильный) | "she took copious notes"
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Acerbic
(especially of a comment or style of speaking) sharp and forthright (резкий) "his acerbic wit"
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Scathing
``` Severely critical (жестокий, едкий) "she launched a scathing attack on the governor" ```
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Meticulous
showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise (дотошный) "he had always been so meticulous about his appearance"
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Stinginess
reluctance to give or spend (жадность)
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Frugality
The quality of being economical with money or food (бережливость) "he scorned the finer things in life and valued frugality and simplicity"
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Thrift
The quality of using money and other resources carefully and not wastefully (бережливость) "the values of thrift and selfreliance"
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Fanciful
overimaginative and unrealistic (причудливый) | "a fanciful story about a pot of gold"
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Involved
difficult to comprehend; complicated (запутанный, сложный) | "Angela told me that she was involved with someone else"
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Keen
Having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm (сильно желающий) | "keen believers in the monetary system"
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Endure
suffer (something painful or difficult) patiently (терпеть, вынести) "it seemed impossible that anyone could endure such pain"
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Bombast
high-sounding language with little meaning, used to impress people (напыщенность)
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Superfluous
unnecessary, especially through being more than enough (излишний) "the purchaser should avoid asking for superfluous information"
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Requisite
made necessary by particular circumstances (необходимый) | "the application will not be processed until the requisite fee is paid"
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Apocryphal
(of a story or statement) of doubtful authenticity, although widely circulated as being true (недостоверный) "an apocryphal story about a former president"
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Laconic
(of a person, speech, or style of writing) using very few words (немногословный) "his laconic reply suggested a lack of interest in the topic"
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Garrulous
excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters (словоохотливый) "Polonius is portrayed as a foolish, garrulous old man"
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Ascetic
characterized by or suggesting the practice of severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence, typically for religious reasons (воздержанный) "an ascetic life of prayer, fasting, and manual labor"
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Taciturn
(of a person) reserved or uncommunicative in speech; saying little (молчаливый)
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Tempestuous
characterized by strong and turbulent or conflicting emotion (бурный) "he had a reckless and tempestuous streak"
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Arbitrary
based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system (произвольный) "his mealtimes were entirely arbitrary"
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Demarcations
the action of fixing the boundary or limits of something (проведение какой-либо разделяющей черты, определение границ) "the demarcation of the maritime border"
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Domineering
assert one's will over another in an arrogant way (властный) | "Cathy had been a martyr to her gruff, domineering husband"
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Eminent
famous and respected within a particular sphere or profession (выдающийся) "one of the world's most eminent statisticians"
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Execrable
extremely bad or unpleasant (отвратительный) | "execrable cheap wine"
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Conventional
based on or in accordance with what is generally done or believed (традиционный) "a conventional morality had dictated behavior"
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Prolific
present in large numbers or quantities; plentiful (плодородный) "in captivity, tigers are prolific breeders"
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Expediency
the quality of being convenient and practical despite possibly being improper or immoral (целесообразность) "an act of political expediency"
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Indulgence
An act of being tolerant (снисхождение) | "indulgence in selfpity"
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Calamity
an event causing great and often sudden damage or distress; a disaster (бедствие) "the journey had led to calamity and ruin"
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Regency
the office or period of government by a regent (person temporarily replacing a king)
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Sovereignty
the authority of a state to govern itself or another state (суверенитет) "how can we hope to wrest sovereignty away from the oligarchy and back to the people?"
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Revere
feel deep respect or admiration for (something) (почитать) | "Chezanne's still lifes were revered by his contemporaries"
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Gauge
estimate or determine the magnitude, amount, or volume of. (оценивать) "astronomers can gauge the star's intrinsic brightness"
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Jubilance
showing great joy, satisfaction (Ликование)
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Mischievousness
harmful, injurious (mischievous gossip) (неправильное понимание)
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Obtuse
annoyingly insensitive or slow to understand (тупой) | "he wondered if the doctor was being deliberately obtuse"
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Barren
(of a place or building) bleak and lifeless (бесплодный) | "much of philosophy has been barren"
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Acute
sharp; having or showing a perceptive understanding or insight (острый, проницательный) "an acute housing shortage"
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Blunt
Not sharp; having a flat or rounded end | "a blunt knife"
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Transient
lasting only for a short time; impermanent (временный) | "a transient cold spell"
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Maladjusted
failing or unable to cope with the demands of a normal social environment (unstable) "maladjusted behavior"
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Discreet
careful and circumspect in one's speech or actions, especially in order to avoid causing offense or to gain an advantage (сдержанный) "we made some discreet inquiries"
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Incredulous
(of a person or their manner) unwilling or unable to believe something (недоверчивый, скептический) "an incredulous gasp"
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Prodigious
remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree (удивительный) "the stove consumed a prodigious amount of fuel"
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Inured
accustom (be used to) to something, especially something unpleasant (приучены) "these children have been inured to violence"
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Fickle
changing frequently, especially as regards one's loyalties, interests, or affection (переменчивый) "Web patrons are a notoriously fickle lot, bouncing from one site to another on a whim"
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Levy
impose (a tax, fee, or fine) (облагать) | "a new tax could be levied on industry to pay for cleaning up contaminated land"
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Stolidity
not easily stirred or moved mentally; unemotional (флегматичность)
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Exasperation
a feeling of intense irritation or annoyance (раздражение) | "she rolled her eyesin exasperation"
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Perplexity
inability to deal with or understand something complicated or unaccountable (недоумение) "she paused in perplexity"
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Exertion
physical or mental effort (усилие) | "she was panting with the exertion"
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Commensurate
corresponding in size or degree; in proportion (соразмерный) | "salary will be commensurate with experience"
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Deliberate
done consciously and intentionally (преднамеренный) | "a deliberate attempt to provoke conflict"
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Indeterminate
not exactly known, established, or defined (неопределенный) | "the date of manufacture is indeterminate"
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Sidereal
of or with respect to the distant stars (звездный)
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Boisterous
(of a person, event, or behavior) noisy, energetic, and cheerful; rowdy "the boisterous conviviality associated with taverns of that period"
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Etiolated
pale and drawn out due to a lack of light | "a tone of etiolated nostalgia"
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Acrimonious
(typically of speech or discussion) angry and bitter (язвительный) "an acrimonious dispute about wages"
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Benignant
kind (добрый) | "an old man with a benignant expression"
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Astute
having or showing an ability to accurately assess situations or people and turn this to one's advantage (сообразительный) "an astute businessman"
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Contemporary
belonging to or occurring in the present (современный) | "the tension and complexities of our contemporary society"
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Tractable
(of a person) easy to control or influence (послушный) | "she has always been tractable and obedient, even as a child"
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Nascent
(especially of a process or organization) just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential (возникающий) "the nascent space industry"
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Innate
inborn; natural (врожденный) | "her innate capacity for organization"
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Lackluster
lacking in vitality, force, or conviction; uninspired or uninspiring (тусклый) "no excuses were made for the team's lacklustre performance"
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Poised
having a graceful and elegant bearing | "not every day you saw that poised, competent kid distressed" (уравновешенный)
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Repulsive
distaste or disgust "a repulsive smell" (отталкивающий)
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Decorous
in keeping with good taste and propriety; polite and restrained "Charlotte gave David a decorous kiss" (приличный, пристойный)
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Inveterate
having a particular habit, activity, or interest that is long-established and unlikely to change "an inveterate gambler" (заядлый, застарелый)
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Timorous
showing or suffering from nervousness or a lack of confidence "a timorous voice" (робкий)
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Cowed
cause (someone) to submit to one's wishes by intimidation. "the intellectuals had been cowed into silence" (запуганные)
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Turgid
overblown, or pompous "turgid language" (Напыщеный)
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Embellished
make (something) more attractive by the addition of decorative details or features. "blue silk embellished with golden embroidery" (приукрашенный)
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Repatriate
send (someone) back to their own country "the United Nations hopes to repatriate all the refugees" (возвращаться на родину)
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Commandeer
officially take possession or control of (something), especially for military purposes. "telegraph and telephone lines were commandeered by the generals" (реквизировать, присваивать)
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Extradite
hand over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the jurisdiction of the foreign state in which the crime was committed. "Greece refused to extradite him to Italy" (выдавать)
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Interdict
an authoritative prohibition. "an interdict against marriage of those of close kin" (запрет)
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Expurgate
to cleanse of something morally harmful, offensive, or erroneous; especially :to expunge objectionable parts from before publication or presentation "an expurgated edition of the letters"
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to Appropriate
take (something) for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission. "his images have been appropriated by advertisers" (присваивать)
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introspection
examining one's own thoughts and feelings "quiet introspection can be extremely valuable" (интроспекция)
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philanthropist
one who loves mankind | филантроп
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antidote
medicine used against a poison or a disease "What remedy will antidote Bryonia?" (antidote)
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strive
to make great efforts, to struggle "national movements were striving for independence" (стремиться)
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ambidextrous
able to use the left hand or the right equally well "few of us are naturally ambidextrous" (симметричная)
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retrospective
Looking back on past "our survey was retrospective" (ретроспектива)
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precursors
a person or thing that precedes, as in a process or job. "a threestringed precursor of the violin" (прекурсоров)
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introvert
one who turns towards himself | интроверт
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gerontocracy
government ruled by old people | геронтократия
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ambiguous
doubtful; uncertain "the question is rather ambiguous" (неоднозначное)
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braggart
boastful "braggart men" (хвастун)
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aggravate
make worse; irritate "military action would only aggravate the situation" (усугубить)
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entice
attract, lure "a show that should entice a new audience into the theater" (заманить)
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alleviate
make (pain) easier to bear "he couldn't prevent her pain, only alleviate it" (облегчить)
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adorn
add beauty; decorate "pictures and prints adorned his walls" (украсьте)
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equilibrium
state of being balanced "the maintenance of social equilibrium" (равновесие)
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abhor
to hate; to detest "professional tax preparers abhor a flat tax because it would dry up their business" (abhor)
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connote
Suggest or imply in addition to the precise, literal meaning "the term “modern science” usually connotes a complete openness to empirical testing" (означать)
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endeavor
to make an effort, to try very hard "he is endeavoring to help the Third World" (начинании)
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agile
active; quick-moving "Ruth was as agile as a monkey" (расторопные)
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renovate
restore something to better condition "the old school has been tastefully renovated as a private house" (отремонтировать)
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curriculum
course of study | учебный план
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malevolent
malicious; evil; having or showing ill will "the glint of dark, malevolent eyes" (злорадный)
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amalgamate
mix; combine; unite societies "he amalgamated his company with another" (объединить)
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xenophile
a person who is attracted to foreign peoples cultures | xenophile
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drowsiness
feeling sleepy half asleep "this drug can cause drowsiness" (сонливость)
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stray
wander lose one's way "he pushed a few stray hairs from her face" (шальная)
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disrobe
undress "the girl disrobed slowly and climbed into the high bed" (раздеть)
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acumen
Keen, quick, accurate insight or judgment "business acumen" (проницательность)
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suffocate
cause or have difficulty in breathing "ten detainees suffocated in an airless police cell" (задохнуться)
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sporadic
happening from time to time "sporadic fighting broke out" (спорадические)
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scent
smell (especially pleasant) "a glass of tea scented with lemon balm" (аромат)
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sequence
succession connected line of "trainee librarians decide how a set of misfiled cards could be sequenced" (последовательность)
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audacious
Bold "a series of audacious takeovers" (дерзкий)
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affinity
close connection; relationship "he has an affinity for the music of Berlioz" (сродство)
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animosity
strong dislike "he no longer felt any animosity toward her" (неприязнь)
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heterogeneous
made up of different kinds "a large and heterogeneous collection" (гетерогенная)
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fragile
easily injured broken or destroyed "you have a fragile grip on reality" (хрупкая)
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legacy
Bequest or inheritance "the legacy of centuries of neglect" (наследие)
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massacre
cruel killing of a large number of people "the attack was described as a coldblooded massacre" (резня)
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appease
make quiet or calm "amendments have been added to appease local pressure groups" (задобрить)
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submerge
put under water liquid sink out of sight "houses had been flooded and cars submerged" (погрузить)
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adulteration
making unpure; poorer in quality | подмешивание
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combustion
process of burning "the combustion of fossil fuels" (сгорания)
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premature
doing or happening something before the right time "the sun can cause premature aging" (преждевременное)
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shunned
avoided, kept away from "he shunned fashionable society" (чурались)
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anguish
severe suffering "he anguished over how to reply" (надрыв)
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apt
well-suited; quick-witted "an apt description of her nature" (меткое)
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conceal
hide keep secret "a line of sand dunes concealed the distant sea" (скрыть)
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grumble
to complain "his father was grumbling that he hadn't heard a word from him" (поворчать)
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indigenous
native "the indigenous peoples of Siberia" (коренные)
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offhand
Without preparation or forethought "his offhand way of talking" (экспромтом)
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loll
rest to sit or stand in a lazy way hang (dog's tongue) "the two girls lolled in their chairs" (сидеть развалившись)
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correlate
have a mutual relation "the study found that success in the educational system correlates highly with class" (соотносить)
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somersault
rolling backward or forward (not sideways) movement "his car somersaulted into a ditch" (кувырок)
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abscond
to go away suddenly (to avoid arrest) "she absconded with the remaining thousand dollars" (скрыться)
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edible
fit to be eaten|not poisonous "nasturtium seeds are edible" (съедобные)
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extinguish
end the existence of|wipe or put out "firemen were soaking everything to extinguish the blaze" (тушить)
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inquest
Legal or judicial inquiry, especially before a jury and especially made by a coroner into the cause of someone.s death (расследование)
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surcharge
additional load|charge "retailers will be able to surcharge creditcard users" (за дополнительную плату)
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accolade
praise; approval "the ultimate official accolade of a visit by the president" (награда)
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conjoin
to join together "an approach that conjoins theory and method" (соединить)
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timid
shy easily frightened "I was too timid to ask for what I wanted" (робкие)
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opaqueness
dullness|not allowing light to pass through | непрозрачность
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disallow
refuse to allow or accept as a correct "the judge disallowed his evidence" (запретить)
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abide
be faithful; to endure "I said I would abide by their decision" (соблюдать)
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impermeable
that cannot be permeated "an impermeable membrane" (непроницаемый)
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console
give comfort or sympathy to "she tried to console him but he pushed her gently away" (консоль)
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warrant
authority written order guarantee "that offense is serious enough to warrant a court marshal" (ордер)
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acclaimed
welcomed with shouts and approval "the conference was acclaimed as a considerable success" (признанного)
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extinct
no longer active "trilobites and dinosaurs are extinct" (вымерли)
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reminiscent
suggest something in the past "the sights were reminiscent of my childhood" (напоминает)
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catalyst
substance that causes speeding up "the governor's speech acted as a catalyst for debate" (катализатор)
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embezzle
use in a wrong way for one's own benefit "she had embezzled $5,600,000 in company funds" (разворовывают)
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shallow
little depth; not earnest "serve the noodles in a shallow bowl" (мелкий)
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clientele
customers "an upscale clientele" (клиентов)
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brittle
easily broken "her bones became fragile and brittle" (ломкие)
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negligent
taking too little care "directors have been negligent in the performance of their duties" (халатность)
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affable
polite and friendly "an affable and agreeable companion" (приветливые)
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salvage
the saving of property from loss "an emerald and gold cross was salvaged from the wreck" (спасти)
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moribund
in a dying state; near death "the moribund commercial property market" (умирающий)
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relapse
fall back again "he relapsed into silence" (рецидив)
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dangle
hand or swing loosely "saucepans dangled from a rail" (болтаться)
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ascend
go or come up "she ascended the stairs" (подняться)
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asterisk
the mark * (e.g.. omitted letters) "asterisked entries" (звездочка)
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yarn
tale story fibers for knitting "they were yarning about local legends and superstitions" (пряжа)
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arrogance
proud; superior manner of behaviour "the arrogance of this man is astounding" (спесь)
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divergence
getting farther apart from a point "the divergence between primates and other groups" (дивергенция)
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allegiance
duty support loyalty "those wishing to receive citizenship must swear allegiance to the republic" (верность)
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vigorous
strong energetic "vigorous aerobic exercise" (vigorous)
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dwarf
person much smaller the usual size "the buildings surround and dwarf All Saints Church" (dwarf)
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livid
Furiously angry, enraged "he was livid at being left out" (багровые)
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rejuvenation
becoming young in nature or appearance | омоложение
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fragrant
sweet-smelling | ароматный
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judicious
sound in judgment; wise "the efficient and judicious use of pesticides" (разумное)
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hospitable
liking to give hospitality "two friendly, hospitable brothers run the hotel" (гостеприимные)
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odor
smell "the odor of cigarette smoke" (запах)
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scribble
write hastily "illegible scribbles" (строчишь)
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ameliorate
improve; make better "the reform did much to ameliorate living standards" (улучшить)
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poseur
a person who attempts to impress by acting unlike himself | позер
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sawdust
tiny bits of wood | опилки
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narcissism
Self-love | нарциссизм
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dullard
a stupid, insensitive person | тупица
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succumb
yield, die "he has become the latest to succumb to the strain" (поддаваться)
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sluggard
lazy slow-moving person | лентяй
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flop
fail|move|fall clumsily "black hair flopped across his forehead" (флоп)
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ingest
take in by swallowing "he spent his days ingesting the contents of the library" (глотать)
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reiterate
say or do again several times "she reiterated that the administration would remain steadfast in its support" (вновь)
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derivative
unoriginal; obtained from another source "an artist who is not in the slightest bit derivative" (производные)
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defer
postpone "he deferred to Tim's superior knowledge" (отложить)
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eloquence
fluent speaking skillful use of language "a preacher of great power and eloquence" (красноречие)
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clot
half-solid lump formed from liquid "drugs that help blood to clot" (тромб)
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commuter
person who travels regularly "the company provides showers and lockers for bicycle commuters" (пригородные)
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weigh
measure hoe heavy something is "weigh yourself on the day you begin the diet" (весят)
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steeply
rising or falling sharply | круто
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torque
twisting force causing rotation "he gently torqued the hip joint" (крутящий момент)
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benefactor
person who has given help | благодетель
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moderation
quality of being limited; not extreme "he urged the police to show moderation" (модерация)
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plea
request "he made a dramatic plea for disarmament" (заявление)
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invincible
too strong to be defeated "an invincible warrior" (непобедимый)
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enduring
lasting "he formed a number of enduring relationships with women" (прочный)
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flimsy
lacking solidarity, strength "voyagers who crossed the sea in flimsy boats" (хлипкие)
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tadpole
form of a frog when it leaves the egg | головастик
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turmoil
trouble disturbance "the country was in turmoil" (смута)
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sanity
health of mind soundness of judgment "I began to doubt my own sanity" (вменяемость)
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cryptic
secret with a hidden meaning "he found his boss's utterances too cryptic" (загадочные)
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gallant
brave,behaves well with women "she had made gallant efforts to pull herself together" (галантный)
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endorse
write one's name on the back of "the report was endorsed by the college" (одобрить)
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sponge
porous rubber for washing live at once expense "she sponged him down in an attempt to cool his fever" (губка)
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volatile
changeable inconstant fickle unstable explosive "the political situation was becoming more volatile" (летучие)
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alloy
to debase by mixing with something inferior "alloying tin with copper to make bronze" (сплав)
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reconcile
settle a quarrel restore peace "she wanted to be reconciled with her father" (примирить)
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fission
splitting or division (esp. of cells) "these heavy nuclei can also fission" (деления)
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commemorate
keep the memory of "a wreathlaying ceremony to commemorate the war dead" (память)
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gait
a manner of walking, stepping, or running "the dogs are gaiting in a circle" (походка)
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dormant
in a state of inactivity but awaiting development "dormant butterflies" (спящие)
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shard
A piece of broken pottery "shards of glass flew in all directions" (черепок)
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chisel
steel tool for shaping materials "carefully chisel out a groove for the hinge" (зубило)
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encapsulate
enclose in capsule "the conclusion is encapsulated in one sentence" (инкапсулировать)
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complaisant
trying to please; obliging "when unharnessed, Northern dogs are peaceful and complaisant" (снисходительно)
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grievous
causing grief or pain; serious dire grave "his death was a grievous blow" (тяжкие)
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hypocrisy
falsely making oneself appear to be good | hypocrisy
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enzyme
catalyst | фермент
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eradicate
get rid of pull up by the roots "this disease has been eradicated from the world" (искоренить)
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infuriate
fill with fury or rage "her silences infuriated him" (разъярить)
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Lambaste
attack verbally "they lambasted the report as a gross distortion of the truth" (Колотит)
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sanction
approval (by authority) penalty "only two treatments have been sanctioned by the Food and Drug Administration" (санкция)
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engulf
swallow up "the cafe was engulfed in flames" (захлестнет)
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euphoria
elation state of pleasant excitement "the euphoria of success will fuel your desire to continue training" (эйфория)
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renowned
celebrated; famous "a restaurant renowned for its southwesternstyle food" (известный)
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colloquial
involving or using conversation. | colloquial
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evoke
call up bring out "the sight of American asters evokes pleasant memories of childhood" (вызывают)
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mischievous
harmful; causing mischief "two mischievous kittens had decorated the bed with shredded newspaper" (озорной)
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implicit
implied though; not plainly expressed "comments seen as implicit criticism of the policies" (неявные)
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abysmal
extreme bad "the quality of her work is abysmal" (компания abysmal)
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dote
show much fondness center one's attention "she doted on her two young children" (обожаю)
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riddle
puzzling person or thing "his car was riddled by sniper fire" (загадка)
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misogynist
one who hates women|females "a misogynist attitude" (misogynist)
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disproof
proof to the contrary "the theory also provides a disproof of the principle of closure" (опровержение)
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sadastic
Cruel | sadastic
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impromptu
without preparation "an impromptu press conference" (экспромт)
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inclined
directing the mind in a certain direction "he was inclined to accept the offer" (склоняюсь)
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erratic
irregular in behaviour or opinion "her breathing was erratic" (перекатный)
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meticulous
giving great attention to details "he had always been so meticulous about his appearance" (дотошный)
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ambivalent
having both of two contrary meanings "some loved her, some hated her, few were ambivalent about her" (амбивалентно)
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pertain
belong as a part have reference "matters pertaining to the organization of government" (относятся)
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auxiliary
helping; supporting "an auxiliary nurse" (вспомогательные)
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constrict
make tight or smaller "chemicals that constrict the blood vessels" (сжимают)
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luminary
star; light-giving body "one of the luminaries of child psychiatry" (светильники)
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ossified
turned to bone; hardened like bone; Inflexible "these tracheal cartilages may ossify" (закостенели)
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tonic
something giving strength or energy "being needed is a tonic for someone at my age" (тоник)
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perish
be destroyed decay "a great part of his army perished of hunger and disease" (погибнет)
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presentiment
anticipatory fear; premonition "a presentiment of disaster" (предчувствие)
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indistinct
not easily heard; seen clearly marked "his speech was slurred and indistinct" (невнятно)
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dupe
cheat make a fool of "the newspaper was duped into publishing an untrue story" (простофиля)
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abstruse
difficult to comprehend; obscure "an abstruse philosophical inquiry" (заумные)
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turbulence
being uncontrollably violent "the plane shuddered as it entered some turbulence" (турбулентность)
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connoisseur
a person with good judgement (e.g.. in art) "a connoisseur of music" (connoisseur)
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aberration
straying away from what is normal "they described the outbreak of violence in the area as an aberration" (аберрации)
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extralegal
outside the law | внеправовые
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pest
destructive thing or a person who is nuisance | вредитель
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parenthesis
sentence within another one something separated "the three months of coalition government were a lamentable political parenthesis" (скобки)
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sophisticated
complex; subtle; refined "highly sophisticated computer systems" (сложные)
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ail
to cause pain, uneasiness, or trouble to. "exercise is good for whatever ails you" (аил)
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limp
lacking strength; walking unevenly "she let her whole body go limp" (хромота)
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arcane
known or understood by very few "modern math and its arcane notation" (тайной)
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mite
A very small amount, portion, or particle "the poor little mite looks halfstarved" (mite)
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edify
instruct; correct morally | назидать
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recuperate
become strong after illness loss exhaustion "she has been recuperating from a shoulder wound" (восстановиться)
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satiate
satisfy fully | насытить
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yeoman
``` man owning small estate; middle-class farmer (йомен) ```
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fidelity
loyalty accuracy "he sought only the strictest fidelity to justice" (верность)
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pluck
pull the feathers off pick (e.g.. flowers) "she plucked a blade of grass" (Ливер)
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perjury
willful FALSE statement unlawful act | лжесвидетельство
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paradigm
a model example or pattern "there is a new paradigm for public art in this country" (парадигма)
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gullible
easily gulled "an attempt to persuade a gullible public to spend their money" (доверчивые)
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sobriety
quality or condition of being sober "the price of beer compelled me to maintain a certain level of sobriety" (трезвость)
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tractable
easily controlled or guided "the tractable dogs that have had some obedience training" (сговорчивей)
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writ
written order "you have business here which is out of my writ and competence" (приказ)
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mesmerize
hypnotize "she was mesmerized by the blue eyes that stared so intently into her own" (гипнотизировать)
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predominate
have more power than others "smallscale producers predominate in the south" (преобладают)
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articulate
speak distinctly; connect by joints "an articulate account of their experiences" (членораздельно)
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fleet
number of ships; quick-moving "a man of advancing years, but fleet of foot" (флот)
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solvent
of the power of forming a solution "interest rate rises have very severe effects on normally solvent companies" (растворитель)
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dislodge
move force from the place occupied "the hoofs of their horses dislodged loose stones" (выбить)
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partisan
one-sided committed to a party biased or prejudiced "newspapers have become increasingly partisan" (сторонник)
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spear
weapon with a metal point on a long shaft "she speared her last French fry with her fork" (копье)
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vivacious
lively high-spirited | живой
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beguile
mislead or delude; cheat; pass time "every prominent American artist has been beguiled by Maine" (обмануть)
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coagulation
change to a thick and solid state | коагуляция
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foolproof
incapable of failure or error "a foolproof security system" (надежный)
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liberality
free giving; generosity "liberality toward bisexuality" (либеральность)
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elaborate
worked out with much care in great detail "elaborate security precautions" (подробно)
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brass
``` yellow metal (mixing copper and zinc) "a brass plate on the door" (латунь) ```
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permeate
spread into every part of "the aroma of soup permeated the air" (проникнуть)
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malleable
yielding easily shaped; moldable; adapting "Anna was shaken enough to be malleable" (ковкий)
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suffice
be enough "a quick look should suffice" (хватит)
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lampoon
publicly mock or ridicule "the senator made himself famous as a pinchpenny watchdog of public spending, lampooning dubious federal projects" (пасквиль)
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immutable
that cannot be changed "an immutable fact" (неизменными)
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forgery
counterfeit | подделки
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patron
regular customer person who gives support "Charles became a patron of Rubens and van Dyck" (покровитель)
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cordial
warm and sincere "the atmosphere was cordial and relaxed" (теплый)
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retrograde
receding "a retrograde flow" (ретроградная)
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cumbersome
burdensome; heavy and awkward to carry "cumbersome diving suits" (громоздкий)
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sheath
cover for the blade of a weapon or a tool "the fatty sheath around nerve fibers" (оболочка)
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repel
refuse to accept|cause dislike "government units sought to repel the rebels" (отбить)
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unscathed
unharmed unhurt "I came through all those perils unscathed" (невредимым)
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superimpose
put something on the top "the number will appear on the screen, superimposed on a flashing button" (наложить)
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boisterous
noisy; restraint "the boisterous conviviality associated with taverns of that period" (boisterous)
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implosion
collapse; bursting inward | имплозия
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centurion
leader of a unit of 100 soldiers | сотник
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knit
draw together; unite firmly "knit one, purl one" (вязать)
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pivotal
of great importance (others depend on it) "the alliance that played a pivotal role in the revolution" (ключевой)
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enigma
something that is puzzling | Энигма
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buoyant
able to float; light-hearted "car sales were not buoyant" (жизнерадостный)
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jabber
talk excitedly; utter rapidly "he jabbered away to his friends" (болтовней)
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treacherous
not to be trusted, perfidious "a treacherous Gestapo agent" (предательски)
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bewilder
puzzle; confuse "she seemed frightened and bewildered" (bewilder)
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stride
walk with long steps "he strode across the road" (шаг)
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garrulous
too talkative "Polonius is portrayed as a foolish, garrulous old man" (болтливый)
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redeem
get back by payment compensate "a disappointing debate redeemed only by an outstanding speech" (выкупить)
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calipers
metal supports attached to the legs measuring instrument | кронциркуль
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impede
hinder; get in the way of "the sap causes swelling that can impede breathing" (мешают)
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resuscitation
coming back to consciousness | реанимация
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apartheid
brutal racial discrimination "sexual apartheid" (апартеид)
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concur
agree in opinion happen together "the authors concurred with the majority" (согласиться)
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indulgent
inclined to indulge "indulgent parents" (снисходительно)
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recitals
a number of performance of music "a piano recital" (концерты)
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woo
try to win "he wooed her with quotes from Shakespeare" (ву)
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misanthrope
person who hates mankind | мизантроп
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evasive
tending to evade "she was evasive about her phone number" (уклончивый)
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eulogy
formal praise panegyric "his good friend delivered a brief eulogy" (панегирик)
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foster
nurture; care for "foster parent" (Фостер)
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pilferer
to steal, especially in small quantities | pilferer
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refine
make or become pure cultural "sugar was refined by boiling it in huge iron vats" (уточнить)
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dexterity
skill (esp. in handling) "her dexterity with chopsticks" (ловкость)
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bogus
sham; counterfeit; not genuine "a bogus insurance claim" (фиктивные)
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incongruous
out of place; not in harmony or agreement "the duffel coat looked incongruous with the black dress she wore underneath" (несоответственные)
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multifarious
varied; motley; greatly diversified "multifarious activities" (разнообразных)
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skit
short piece of humorous writing "a skit on daytime magazine programs" (скит)
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repulsive
causing a feeling of disgust "a repulsive smell" (отталкивающе)
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hapless
unlucky "if you're one of the many hapless car buyers who've been shafted" (незадачливый)
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convoluted
complicated;coiled; twisted "its convoluted narrative encompasses all manner of digressions" (витиевато)
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indefatigability
not easily exhaustible; tirelessness | неутомимость
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fawn
To seek favor or attention by flattery and obsequious "congressmen fawn over the President" (олененок)
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wince
show bodily or mental pain "he winced at the disgust in her voice" (вздрагивание)
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feud
bitter quarrel over a long period of time "these two families have been feuding since the Civil War" (feud)
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cognizant
being fully aware of "statesmen must be cognizant of the political boundaries within which they work" (знающая)
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substantiation
giving facts to support (statement) | обоснование
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euthanasia
easy and painless death | эвтаназия
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irate
angry "a barrage of irate letters" (разгневанный)
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underbid
make a lower bid then somebody else | сбивает цену
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alcove
recess|partially enclosed place | альков
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frantic
wildly excited with joy; pain; anxiety "she was frantic with worry" (неистовый)
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peccadillo
small sin small weakness in one's character | peccadillo
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pervade
spread through every part of "a smell of stale cabbage pervaded the air" (пронизывают)
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decree
order given by authority "the government decreed a ban on any contact with the guerrillas" (указ)
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concoct
invent, prepare by mixing together "they concoct relish from corn that is so naturally sweet no extra sugar is needed" (concoct)
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turquoise
greenish-blue precious stone "the turquoise waters of the bay" (бирюзовый)
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miser
person who loves wealth and spends little | жмот
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valiant
brave "she made a valiant effort to hold her anger in check" (доблестные)
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derogatory
insulting; tending to damage "she tells me I'm fat and is always making derogatory remarks" (уничижительное)
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tarnished
lost brightness "silver tarnishes too easily" (подмочена)
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reverent
feeling or showing deep respect "a reverent silence" (благоговейно)
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imminent
likely to come or happen soon "they were in imminent danger of being swept away" (неизбежным)
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voluptuous
arousing sensual pleasures "long curtains in voluptuous crimson velvet" (сладострастное)
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suppress
prevent from being known put an end to "the uprising was savagely suppressed" (подавить)
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irrevocable
final and unalterable "an irrevocable step" (невозвратное)
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soggy
heavy with water "the sandbags were soggy and split open" (мокрые задницы за великолепное исполнение)
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vindictive
having a desire to revenge "the criticism was both vindictive and personalized" (злопамятный)
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wanton
unrestrained; willfully malicious; unchaste "sheer wanton vandalism" (бессмысленное)
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pinch
be too tight take between the thumb and finger "Rosa pinched her hard" (ущипнуть)
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earthenware
dishes made of baked clay "an earthenware jug" (фаянса)
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unearth
discover and bring to light "they have done all they can to unearth the truth" (раскопать)
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savor
taste flavor something "gourmets will want to savor our game specialties" (смаковать)
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hoax
mischievous trick played to deceive "they recognized the plan as a hoax" (обман)
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vitriolic
corrosive; sarcastic "vitriolic attacks on the politicians" (саркастическими)
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loquacious
talkative; garrulous | говорливый
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defiance
open disobedience or resistance "the demonstration was held in defiance of official warnings" (нарушение)
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candid
frank; straight-forward "his responses were remarkably candid" (откровенные)
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warmonger
person who stirs up war | милитарист
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gust
outburst of feeling; sudden rain wind fire etc. "the wind was gusting through the branches of the tree" (порыв)
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coalescing
coming together and uniting into one substance "the puddles had coalesced into shallow streams" (коалесцирующий)
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precursory
preliminary; anticipating "precursory seismic activity" (ходунок)
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counterfeit
forgery "two men were remanded on bail on a charge of passing counterfeit $10 bills" (подделка)
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gush
burst out suddenly|talk ardently "William watched the murky liquid gushing out" (фонтанировать)
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quandary
state of doubt or perplexity "Kate is in a quandary" (затруднительное положение)
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chortle
loud chuckle of pleasure or amusement "he chortled at his own pun" (хихикает)
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compunction
feeling of regret for one's action "spend the money without compunction" (зазрения совести)
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plunge
move quickly suddenly and with force "our daughters whooped as they plunged into the sea" (plunge)
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revere
have deep respect for "Cézanne's still lifes were revered by his contemporaries" (почитать)
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swerve
change direction suddenly "a car swerved around a corner" (свернуть)
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abraded
rubbed off; worn away by friction "a landscape slowly abraded by a fine, stinging dust" (перетертый)
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punitive
Punishing "he called for punitive measures against the Eastern bloc" (штрафные)
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dawdler
person who is slow waste of time | dawdler
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noxious
harmful "they were overcome by the noxious fumes" (вредные)
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torment
severe pain or suffering "he was tormented by jealousy" (мучения)
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squander
spend wastefully "entrepreneurs squander their profits on expensive cars" (разбазаривать)
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exculpate
to clear from a charge of guilt "the article exculpated the mayor" (реабилитировать)
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stifled
suppressed, kept back "those in the streets were stifled by the fumes" (душит)
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antithetical
direct opposing "people whose religious beliefs are antithetical to mine" (противоположных)
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deplete
use until none remains "fish stocks are severely depleted" (истощать)
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apropos
by the way "the composer's reference to child's play is apropos" (apropos)
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recompense
make payment to reward punish "offenders should recompense their victims" (воздаяние)
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coerce
compel to force to make obedient "they were coerced into silence" (принудить)
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aseptic
surgically clean | асептический
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implacable
incapable of being placated; unpleasable "he was an implacable enemy of Ted's" (непримиримый)
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holster
leather case for a pistol "the Luger slid easily from the holster" (кобура)
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proliferate
grow reproduce by rapid multification "the sciencefiction magazines which proliferated in the 1920s" (пролиферировать)
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propagation
increasing the number; spreading; extending | распространение
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personable
pleasing in appearance attractive | представительный
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reciprocity
granting of privileges in return for similar | взаимность
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vigilance
watchfulness self-appointed group who maintain order | бдительность
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distraught
distracted violently upset in mind "a distraught woman sobbed and screamed for help" (обезумевший)
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ineptitude
quality of being unskillful | бездарности
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lustrous
being bright; polished "large, lustrous eyes" (блестящие)
463
condense
increase in density strength make laconic "the limestones of the Jurassic age are condensed into a mere 11 feet" (конденсироваться)
464
extol
to praise highly "he extolled the virtues of the Russian peoples" (нахваливать)
465
forestall
prevent by taking action in advance; preempt "vitamins may forestall many diseases of aging" (упредить)
466
stipulate
state or put forward as a necessary condition "he stipulated certain conditions before their marriage" (предусмотрено)
467
lament
show feeling of great sorrow "he was lamenting the death of his infant daughter" (причитать)
468
provoke
make angry vax "the decision provoked a storm of protest from civil rights organizations" (спровоцировать)
469
plummet
fall plunge steeply "a climber was killed when he plummeted 300 feet down an icy gully" (отвес)
470
subpoena
written order requiring a person to appear in a low court "the Queen is above the law and cannot be subpoenaed" (суд)
471
accrue
accumulate "financial benefits will accrue from restructuring" (начислять)
472
idolatry
excessive admiration of "we must not allow our idolatry of art to obscure issues of political significance" (идолопоклонство)
473
apprehensive
grasping understanding fear unhappy feeling about future "he felt apprehensive about going home" (опасался)
474
nihilism
total rejection of all religious and moral beliefs | нигилизм
475
soot
black powder in smoke | сажи
476
valorous
brave | valorous
477
complaisance
tending to comply obliging willingness to please | самодовольство
478
illicit
unlawful; forbidden "illicit drugs" (незаконного)
479
viscous
sticky|semi-fluid "viscous lava" (вязкая)
480
aversion
strong dislike "he had a deepseated aversion to most forms of exercise" (отвращение)
481
haughty
arrogant; conceited "a look of haughty disdain" (надменно)
482
concord
agreement or harmony "a pact of peace and concord" (Конкорд)
483
latent
present but not yet active; developed or visible "discovering her latent talent for diplomacy" (латентный)
484
topple
be unsteady and overturn "she toppled over when I touched her" (свалить)
485
supersede
take the place of "the older models have now been superseded" (отменяют)
486
entangle
put into difficulties "fish attempt to swim through the mesh and become entangled" (спутать)
487
variegate
To mark with different shade or colors | разнообразить
488
inept
unskillful; said or done at the wrong time "the inept handling of the threat" (бездарно)
489
deviance
being different in moral standards (from normal) | девиантность
490
enunciate
pronounce (words)|express a theory "she enunciated each word slowly" (произносить)
491
polemic
a controversial argument | a person engaged in such an argument "his polemic against the cultural relativism of the sixties" (полемика)
492
pristine
primitive unspoiled pure as in earlier times unadulterated "pristine copies of an early magazine" (нетронутые)
493
impediment
something that hinders (e.g. stammer) "a serious impediment to scientific progress" (препятствием)
494
floe
a sheet of floating ice | льдина
495
malevolence
wishing to do evil "his eyes were glowing with malevolence" (злопыхательство)
496
prevalent
common "the social ills prevalent in society today" (распространены)
497
undermine
weaken gradually at the base make something under "this could undermine years of hard work" (undermine)
498
arduous
steep difficult ascent; laborious "an arduous journey" (трудный)
499
slack
sluggish; dull; not tight "a slack rope" (слабину)
500
calisthenics
exercises to develop strong bodies | художественная гимнастика
501
placate
soothe pacify calm "they attempted to placate the students with promises" (задабривать)
502
palate
roof of the mouth; sense of taste "a fine range of drink for sophisticated palates" (вкус)
503
regicide
crime of killing a king | цареубийство
504
iconoclast
person who attacks popular beliefs | iconoclast
505
pungency
sharpness stinging quality | едкость
506
aloof
reserved; indifferent "they were courteous but faintly aloof" (в стороне)
507
indomitable
not easily discouraged or subdued "a woman of indomitable spirit" (неукротимый)
508
finesse
delicate way of dealing with a situation "his third shot, which he attempted to finesse, failed by a fraction" (утонченность)
509
whimsical
full of odd and fanciful ideas "a whimsical sense of humor" (прихотливая)
510
tamper
interfere with "someone tampered with the brakes on my car" (НСД)
511
recluse
person who lives alone and avoids people | Затворник
512
hush
make or become silent "he placed a finger before pursed lips to hush her" (тише)
513
felon
person guilty of murder "the felon undermining hand of dark corruption" (панариций)
514
frugal
careful; economical "he led a remarkably frugal existence" (бережливый)
515
shun
keep away from avoid "he shunned fashionable society" (гнушаются)
516
mendacious
lying; habitually dishonest "mendacious propaganda" (лживая)
517
apprise
give notice to inform "I thought it right to apprise Chris of what had happened" (информировать)
518
muffler
cloth worn round the neck; silencer | глушитель
519
bigot
stubborn; narrow-minded person "religious bigots" (изувер)
520
imperative
urgent; essential "immediate action was imperative" (важно)
521
enthral
take the whole attention, enslave | увлекать
522
smolder
burn slowly without flame "the bonfire still smoldered, the smoke drifting over the paddock" (тлеть)
523
dismal
sad; gloomy; miserable "the dismal weather made the late afternoon seem like evening" (мрачный)
524
perilous
dangerous "a perilous journey south" (опасное)
525
lavish
giving or producing freely liberally or generously "a lavish banquet" (пышные)
526
trickle
flow in drops "a solitary tear trickled down her cheek" (ручеек)
527
diabolical
having the qualities of a devil "his diabolical cunning" (дьявольский)
528
vehemence
forcefulness "they speak with starry vehemence about their project" (горячность)
529
disencumber
free from encumbrance "it would disencumber the world of a plague" (освобождать от бремени)
530
impending
imminent; about to happen; expected "my impending departure" (надвигающейся)
531
stickler
person who insists on importance of something "a stickler for accuracy" (сторонник)
532
stigma
mark of shame or disgrace "the stigma of mental disorder" (стигма)
533
avow
admit; declare openly "he avowed that he had voted Republican in every election" (признаться)
534
castigation
severe punishment | бичевания
535
benevolence
wish or activity in doing good | доброжелательность
536
incessant
Constant "the incessant beat of the music" (непрекращающиеся)
537
squat
crouch|settle without permission "he was muscular and squat" (присед)
538
indulge
gratify; give way to satisfy allow oneself "we indulged in some hot fudge sundaes" (побаловать)
539
deter
discourage hinder "only a health problem would deter him from seeking reelection" (сдерживать)
540
incredulous
skeptical; unwilling to believe "an incredulous gasp" (недоверчиво)
541
tenacity
firmness persistency adhesiveness tending to hang on "the sheer tenacity of the limpet" (цепкость)
542
exuberance
state of growing vigorously being full of life "a sense of youthful exuberance" (exuberance)
543
apostate
one who abandons long-held religious or political convictions (отступник)
544
gist
the point general sense "she noted the gist of each message" (суть)
545
transient
temporary fleeting "a transient cold spell" (transient)
546
connotation
suggestion in addition to "the word “discipline” has unhappy connotations of punishment and repression" (коннотация)
547
engrave
impress deeply "my name was engraved on the ring" (гравирует)
548
berate
scold sharply "his mother came out and berated me for raising my voice" (ругать)
549
conciliatory
reconciling; soothing; comforting; mollifying "a conciliatory approach" (примирительные)
550
subdue
overcome bring under control "she managed to subdue an instinct to applaud" (подчинить)
551
soar
rise fly high "the bird spread its wings and soared into the air" (парить)
552
empirical
relying on experiment "they provided considerable empirical evidence to support their argument" (эмпирические)
553
procrastination
keeping on putting off "your first tip is to avoid procrastination" (промедление)
554
tassel
bunch of threads "a tasseled tablecloth" (кисточкой)
555
immaculate
pure; faultless "an immaculate white suit" (непорочное)
556
astute
clever quick at seeing to get an advantage "an astute businessman" (проницательный)
557
flaunting
show off complacently "newly rich consumers eager to flaunt their prosperity" (бравируя)
558
impair
worsen; diminish in value "drug use that impairs job performance" (нарушить)
559
prone
prostrate; inclined to (undesirable things) "years of logging had left the mountains prone to mudslides" (склонен)
560
coy
shy|modest (especially of a girl) "she treated him to a coy smile of invitation" (застенчивый)
561
pillage
plunder (especially in war) "artworks pillaged from churches and museums" (грабеж)
562
incorrigibility
cannot be cured or corrected | непоправимый ущерб
563
extrovert
cheerful person "his extrovert personality made him the ideal host" (экстраверт)
564
approbation
approval "the opera met with high approbation" (апробация)
565
efface
rub or wipe out, obliterate "with time, the words are effaced by the frost and the rain" (стереть)
566
taciturn
unspoken, silent | неразговорчивые
567
mollify
make calmer or quieter "nature reserves were set up around the power stations to mollify local conservationists" (успокоить)
568
exorbitant
much too high or great "the exorbitant price of tickets" (запредельные)
569
sober
self-controlled "a sober view of life" (sober)
570
truce
(agreement) stop of fighting for a time "the guerrillas called a threeday truce" (перемирие)
571
conviction
convincing firm belief "she had a previous conviction for a similar offense" (приговор)
572
bolster
give greatly needed support "the fall in interest rates is starting to bolster confidence" (поддержать)
573
precepts
rules establishing standards of conduct "moral precepts" (заповеди)
574
castigate
to chastise; correct by punishing "he was castigated for not setting a good example" (бичевать)
575
curtail
make shorter then was planned "civil liberties were further curtailed" (свернуть)
576
fallacious
based on error "fallacious arguments" (ложное)
577
espouse
To take in marriage "he turned his back on the modernism he had espoused in his youth" (супруги)
578
nonchalant
not having interest "she gave a nonchalant shrug" (беспечный)
579
flamboyant
brightly colored; florid "a flamboyant display of aerobatics" (яркий)
580
gorge
eat greedily|narrow opening with a stream "the river comes alive during March when fish gorge on caddisworms" (ущелье)
581
vex
annoy distress trouble "the memory of the conversation still vexed him" (досадить)
582
grandiloquent
using pompous words "a grandiloquent celebration of Spanish glory" (grandiloquent)
583
poncho
large piece of cloth | пончо
584
impassive
unmoved; feeling no sign of passion "impassive passersby ignore the performers" (бесстрастным)
585
pitfall
covered hole as a trap unsuspected danger | pitfall
586
coddle
treat with care and tenderness "I was coddled and cosseted" (кутать)
587
inscrutable
incapable of being discovered or understood "Guy looked blankly inscrutable" (неисповедимы)
588
shrill
sharp; piercing "a shrill laugh" (визгливый)
589
arboreal
of connected with trees "arboreal rodents" (древесные)
590
boorish
crude; rude "boorish behavior" (хамское)
591
lull
become quiet or less active "the rhythm of the boat lulled her to sleep" (затишье)
592
timorous
fearful timid afraid "a timorous voice" (боязливая)
593
imperturbable
calm not capable of being excited "an imperturbable tranquility" (невозмутимо)
594
perch
take up a high position "a herring gull perched on the mast" (окунь)
595
prudence
careful forethought "we need to exercise prudence in such important matters" (расчетливость)
596
cohort
a group or band of people "a cohort of civil servants patiently drafting legislation" (когорты)
597
sagacious
having sound judgment; perceptive; wise like a sage "they were sagacious enough to avoid any outright confrontation" (прозорливый)
598
ignoble
not noble; inferior "ignoble feelings of intense jealousy" (неблагородное)
599
intersperse
place here and there "interspersed between tragic stories are a few songs supplying comic relief" (пересыпать)
600
oblivious
unaware; having no memory "she became absorbed, oblivious to the passage of time" (забывая)
601
rescind
repeal|annul|cancel "the government eventually rescinded the directive" (отменить)
602
nebulous
cloud-like; hazy; vague; indistinct "a giant nebulous glow" (nebulous)
603
disseminate
distribute (esp. ideas) "health authorities should foster good practice by disseminating information" (распространять)
604
heed
attention|give notice to "he should have heeded the warnings" (внимать)
605
laudatory
expressing or giving praise | хвалебные
606
bask
in enjoy warmth and light "sprawled figures basking in the afternoon sun" (нежиться)
607
fluke
lucky; stroke | двуустка
608
ebullient
overflowing with enthusiasm showing excitement "she sounded ebullient and happy" (кипучий)
609
pliant
easily bent "pliant willow stems" (податливый)
610
endearing
making dear or liked "an endearing little grin" (покоряющие)
611
precarious
uncertain risky dangerous "a precarious ladder" (шаткое)
612
inferno
hell | Инферно
613
palpitate
tremble beat rapidly and irregularly "it wakened him in the night with a palpitating heart" (биться)
614
embellish
make beautiful "blue silk embellished with golden embroidery" (украсить)
615
ominous
threatening "there were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead" (зловеще)
616
fluster
make nervous or confused "you need to be able to work under pressure and not get flustered" (волнении)
617
matriculation
be admitted enter a university as a student | аттестат зрелости
618
susceptibility
sensitiveness "lack of exercise increases susceptibility to disease" (восприимчивость)
619
graze
touch or scrape lightly in passing "she fell down and grazed her knees" (пасут)
620
quell
suppress subdue "extra police were called to quell the disturbance" (quell)
621
divulge
make known something secret "I am too much of a gentleman to divulge her age" (divulge)
622
dubious
feeling doubt "Alex looked dubious, but complied" (сомнительное)
623
malapropism
misuse of a word (for one that resembles it) | malapropism
624
maverick
rebel; nonconformist "a maverick detective" (мэверик)
625
irascible
irritable; easily angered "their rebukes got progressively more irascible" (вспыльчивый)
626
incise
engrave; make a cut in "a button incised with a skull" (надрезать)
627
ostracism
shut out from society refuse to meet talk "the family suffered social ostracism" (остракизм)
628
ambrosial
extremely pleasing to taste | неземной
629
sidestep
step to one side "as she walked she sidestepped the many cracks in the pavement" (обходят стороной)
630
extort
obtain by threats violence "he was convicted of trying to extort $1 million from a developer" (вымогать)
631
cling
to resist separation "she clung to Joe's arm" (прицепиться)
632
epitome
brief summary representative example a typical model "she looked the epitome of elegance and good taste" (воплощение)
633
arabesque
a complex ornate design "arabesque scrolls" (арабеска)
634
ferocity
savage cruelty "the ferocity of the storm caught them by surprise" (свирепость)
635
cantankerous
bad-tempered|quarrelsome "a crusty, cantankerous old man" (сварливый)
636
chaste
pure "a chaste, consoling embrace" (целомудренная)
637
corroboration
additional strengthening evidence "there is no independent corroboration for this" (подтверждение)
638
expurgate
to remove obscenity purify censor "the expurgated Arabian Nights" (expurgate)
639
insensible
unconscious; unresponsive; unaffected "they knocked each other insensible with their fists" (бесчувственный)
640
garner
to gather and save to store up "the police struggled to garner sufficient evidence" (Гарнер)
641
fidget
move restlessly make nervous "the audience had begun to fidget on their chairs" (Непоседа)
642
impervious
not allowing to pass through (of materials) "an impervious layer of basaltic clay" (непроницаемый)
643
rift
split crack dissension "a fragment of continental crust that rifted away from eastern Australia" (rift)
644
efficacy
production of a desired result "there is little information on the efficacy of this treatment" (эффективность)
645
Conduce
To bring about "every possible care was taken that could conduce to their health and comfort" (Способствует)
646
attune
bring into harmony "a society more attuned to consumerism than ideology" (настраивать)
647
convoke
call together summon "she sent messages convoking a Council of Ministers" (созывать)
648
enmity
hatred being an enemy "enmity between Protestants and Catholics" (вражда)
649
credulous
ready to believe things | доверчивый
650
palpability
can be felt or touched | осязаемость
651
plead
address a court of law as an advocate "they pleaded with Carol to come home again" (умоляю)
652
feral
Existing in a wild or untamed state "a feral cat" (одичавшие)
653
gourmand
a person who is devoted to eating and drinking to excess | Лакомка
654
morbid
diseased; unhealthy (e.g.. about ideas) "he had long held a morbid fascination with the horrors of contemporary warfare" (болезненное)
655
superfluous
more then is needed or wanted "the purchaser should avoid asking for superfluous information" (лишнее)
656
equipoise
equal distribution of weight equilibrium "this temporary equipoise of power" (равновесие)
657
veer
``` change direction (травить) ```
658
benign
kind and gentle "her face was calm and benign" (доброкачественные)
659
lackluster
(of eyes) dull "no excuses were made for the team's lackluster performance" (непримечательные)
660
chastisement
punishment | наказание
661
breach
opening; broken place; breaking "the river breached its bank" (нарушение)
662
rarefy
to make thin to make less dense to purify or refine | rarefy
663
dissent
have a different opinion refuse to assent "two members dissented from the majority" (инакомыслие)
664
neophyte
person who has been converted to a belief "fourday cooking classes are offered to neophytes and experts" (неофит)
665
reticence
uncommunicativeness | немногословность
666
pious
dutiful to parents; devoted to religion "there'll be no pious words said over her" (благочестивый)
667
trudge
walk heavily "I trudged up the stairs" (бредем)
668
thrift
care economy thriving prosperous "the values of thrift and selfreliance" (бережливость)
669
daunt
intimidate make fearful "some people are daunted by technology" (обескураживать)
670
veneration
regard with deep respect "the traditional veneration of saints" (почитание)
671
grave
serious requiring; consideration "the coffin was lowered into the grave" (могила)
672
frenetic
frantic; frenzied "a frenetic pace of activity" (неистовый)
673
disheveled
untidy "a man with long, disheveled hair" (растрепанный)
674
temperate
showing self-control "Charles was temperate in his consumption of both food and drink" (умеренно)
675
impiety
lack of reverence or dutifulness "he blamed the fall of the city on the impiety of the people" (безбожии)
676
blas�
bored with pleasure or dissipation | блас�
677
scalding
hot enough to boil "she took a sip of scalding tea" (ошпаривать)
678
irresolute
hesitating; undecided "she stood irresolute outside his door" (нерешительный)
679
rave
act with excessive enthusiasm "Nancy's having hysterics and raving about a black ghost" (рейв)
680
heresy
belief contrary to what is generally accepted "Huss was burned for heresy" (ересь)
681
guile
deceit; cunning "he used all his guile and guts to free himself from the muddle he was in" (лукавства)
682
fret
worry; irritation; wear away "fretted notes" (Лада)
683
chicanery
legal trickery|false argument "an underhanded person who schemes corruption and political chicanery behind closed doors" (придирками)
684
telltale
That gives warning or information "the telltale bulge of a concealed weapon" (telltale)
685
feckless
lacking purpose or vitality ineffective careless "a feckless mama's boy" (безответственный)
686
ardor
enthusiasm "they felt the stirrings of revolutionary ardor" (пыл)
687
debacle
a breakup overthrow sudden disaster "the economic debacle that became known as the Great Depression" (ледоход)
688
tawdry
cheap gaudy showy tacky "tawdry jewelry" (безвкусица)
689
striated
striped grooved or banded "striated bark" (бороздчатый)
690
jocular
meant as a joke "she sounded in a jocular mood" (шутливый)
691
exoneration
set someone clear (e.g.. from blame) "the defendants' eventual exoneration" (освобождение)
692
contentious
argumentative pugnacious combative quarrelsome "a contentious issue" (спорные)
693
cajole
use flattery or deceit to persuade "he hoped to cajole her into selling the house" (умасливает)
694
resilience
quality of quickly recovering the original shape "nylon is excellent in wearability and resilience" (жизнестойкость)
695
disdain
look on with contempt "gamblers disdain fourhorse races" (брезгую)
696
taunt
contemptuous reproach hurtful remark "students began taunting her about her weight" (насмешка)
697
alacrity
eager and cheerful; readiness "she accepted the invitation with alacrity" (готовностью)
698
abeyance
suspended action "matters were held in abeyance pending further inquiries" (неопределенность)
699
apotheosis
deification glorification to godliness "his appearance as Hamlet was the apotheosis of his career" (апофеоз)
700
hoodwink
trick; mislead "an attempt to hoodwink the public" (обмануть)
701
glimmer
weak|unsteady light "the moonlight glimmered on the lawn" (слюда)
702
terse
brief and to the point "a terse statement" (немногословный)
703
ulterior
situated beyond "could there be an ulterior motive behind his request?" (скрытые)
704
jagged
notched "the jagged edges gashed their fingers" (зазубренные)
705
myriad
very great number "the myriad lights of the city" (множество)
706
inimitable
defying; imitation; unmatchable "the inimitable ambience of Hawaii" (неповторимый)
707
conundrum
a riddle dilemma enigma "one of the most difficult conundrums for the experts" (conundrum)
708
incite
stir up; rouse "the offense of inciting racial hatred" (натравить)
709
falter
waver|move in an uncertain manner "her smile faltered and then faded" (мотылек)
710
drawl
slow way of speaking "“Suits me fine,” he drawled" (протяжно)
711
clamor
shout complain with a lot of noise "the surging crowds clamored for attention" (шум)
712
nexus
a connection or link "the nexus between industry and political power" (нексус)
713
render
deliver provide represent "money serves as a reward for services rendered" (рендер)
714
clinch
come to grips|settle conclusively "to clinch a business deal" (клинч)
715
abet
help|encourage somebody (in doing wrong) "he was not guilty of murder but was guilty of aiding and abetting others" (Авет)
716
decorum
propriety properness "you exhibit remarkable modesty and decorum" (decorum)
717
quiescence
state of being passive|motionless | неподвижность
718
discreet
careful|prudent "we made some discreet inquiries" (сдержанный)
719
ale
fermented alcoholic beverage similar to but heavier than beer "ambercolored beers, ales, and stouts" (Эля)
720
sash
long strip worn round the waist | кушак
721
ruffian
violent cruel man | негодяй
722
tepid
lukewarm "the applause was tepid" (тепловатой)
723
itinerate
to travel from place to place to peregrinate | itinerate
724
doleful
dismal; mourful "a doleful look" (заупокойную)
725
innocuous
causing no harm "it was an innocuous question" (безобидные)
726
exhaustive
complete; thorough "she has undergone exhaustive tests since becoming ill" (исчерпывающий)
727
abrogate
repeal or annul by authority "a proposal to abrogate temporarily the right to strike" (отменить)
728
recant
take back as being FALSE give up "heretics were burned if they would not recant" (отречься)
729
crush
press lose shape subdue overwhelm "he was crushed to death by a subway train" (давка)
730
talon
claw of a bird of prey | талон
731
quack
person dishonestly claiming to something "quack cures" (крякать)
732
emaciate
make thin and weak | вызовет худобу
733
sever
break off "the head was severed from the body" (разорвать)
734
sodden
soaked; saturated "his clothes were sodden" (отупевший)
735
mephitic
Poisonous; noxious | Северный
736
sketchy
shortly, roughly, quickly "the information they had was sketchy" (схематично)
737
intrepid
fearless; brave; undaunted "our intrepid reporter" (бесстрашный)
738
preternatural
not normal or usual "autumn had arrived with preternatural speed" (сверхъестественным)
739
pariah
an outcast a rejected and despised person "they were treated as social pariahs" (парии)
740
unfeigned
not pretended sincere "a broad smile of unfeigned delight" (непритворной)
741
servile
like a slave lacking independence "bowing his head in a servile manner" (холопское)
742
ossify
to turn to bone to settle rigidly into an idea "these tracheal cartilages may ossify" (окостеневают)
743
prim
neat; formal "a very prim and proper lady" (чопорная)
744
churlish
(adj) boorish "it seems churlish to complain" (грубо)
745
fixate
stare at "she has for some time been fixated on photography" (фиксировать)
746
commodious
having plenty of space for what is needed | просторная
747
flinch
draw; move back; wince "she flinched at the acidity in his voice" (вздрагиваю)
748
insurrection
rising of people to open resistance to "the insurrection was savagely put down" (восстание)
749
recast
cast or fashion anew "his doctoral thesis has been recast for the general reader" (переделывать)
750
thwart
obstruct|frustrate "a pinktinged cloud spread thwart the shore" (сорвать)
751
transgress
break go beyond (a limit) "she had transgressed an unwritten social law" (преступить)
752
engrossing
taken up all the time or attention writing in large or formal "the most engrossing parts of the book" (увлекательная)
753
vilify
slander say evil things "he has been vilified in the press" (поносить)
754
intransigence
unwillingness to compromise stubbornness intractability | неуступчивость
755
covert
disguised "covert operations against the dictatorship" (скрытые)
756
heinous
odious (of crime) "a battery of heinous crimes" (отвратительные)
757
infuse
put; pour; fill "her work is infused with an anger born of pain and oppression" (влить)
758
ubiquitous
present everywhere "his ubiquitous influence was felt by all the family" (повсеместное)
759
quixotic
fanciful, fantastic, imaginary "a vast and perhaps quixotic project" (донкихотский)
760
fracas
noisy; quarrel | скандал
761
putrefaction
becoming rotten | гниения
762
torpid
dull and slow "we sat around in a torpid state" (торпидная)
763
assuage
make something (pain desire) less "the letter assuaged the fears of most members" (успокоить)
764
insinuate
suggest unpleasantly; make a way for something gently "he was insinuating that she had slept her way to the top" (инсинуировать)
765
sycophant
person who flatter to the rich and powerful | лизоблюд
766
urbane
elegant refined in manners | вежливый
767
ebullience
exuberance outburst of feeling "the ebullience of happy children" (запальчивости)
768
austere
severely moral and strict simple and plain "an austere man, with a rigidly puritanical outlook" (austere)
769
inadvertent
not paying proper attention "many French leaders cannot accept at all that American dominance is inadvertent" (случайного)
770
assail
attack violently "the Scots army assailed Edward's army from the rear" (нападать)
771
stingy
spending using unwillingly "his employer is stingy and idle" (скуп)
772
equivocal
having a double or doubtful meaning; suspicious "the equivocal nature of her remarks" (двусмысленно)
773
proclivity
inclination "a proclivity for hard work" (склонность)
774
cower
crouch shrink back "children cowered in terror as the shootout erupted" (приседать)
775
colander
bowl-shaped vessel with many holes used to drain off water | дуршлаг
776
maul
hurt by rough handling "the herdsmen were mauled by lions" (мол)
777
provisional
of the present time only "a provisional government" (предварительная)
778
burnish
to polish; rub to a shine "highly burnished armor" (полировать)
779
penury
extreme poverty "he died in a state of virtual penury" (нищете)
780
dirge
a song of grief or lamentation "singers chanted dirges" (dirge)
781
ire
anger "the plans provoked the ire of conservationists" (гнев)
782
vain
without use result conceited "their flattery made him vain" (зря)
783
ruddy
reddish, healthy-looking "a cheerful pipesmoking man of ruddy complexion" (румяный)
784
forfeit
suffer the loss of something "the lands which he had acquired were automatically forfeit" (победитель)
785
engender
cause produce give rise to "the issue engendered continuing controversy" (engender)
786
occluded
blocked up "thick makeup can occlude the pores" (окклюдированный)
787
rotund
rich and deep; plump and round "huge stoves held great rotund cauldrons" (rotund)
788
puerile
childish "you're making puerile excuses" (puerile)
789
savant
person of great learning | ученый
790
profuse
abundant|lavish "I offered my profuse apologies" (в изобильном)
791
enervate
weaken deprive of strength attenuate "the enervate slightness of his frail form" (ослабляем)
792
adamant
kind of stone; inflexible "he is adamant that he is not going to resign" (Адамант)
793
dynamo
a generator something that produces electric current "she was a dynamo in London politics" ("Динамо")
794
equivocate
try to deceive by equivocal language "“Not that we are aware of,” she equivocated" (увиливать)
795
gnaw
waste away; bite steadily "picking up the pig's foot, he gnawed at it" (грызть)
796
wean
to turn away (from a habit) "the doctor tried to wean her off the sleeping pills" (отучить)
797
pry
get something inquire too curiously "using a screwdriver, he pried open the window" (поддеть)
798
beatify
to bless; make happy or ascribe a virtue to | канонизировать
799
discrete
distinct "speech sounds are produced as a continuous sound signal rather than discrete units" (дискретная)
800
hegemony
predominance "Germany was united under Prussian hegemony after 1871" (hegemony)
801
glut
supply to much fill to excess "the factories for recycling paper are glutted" (перенасыщение)
802
crease
line made by crushing white line on the ground in cricket "he sank into the chair, careful not to crease his dinner jacket" (залома)
803
ascertain
get to know "an attempt to ascertain the cause of the accident" (установить)
804
foray
to venture "the place into which they were forbidden to foray" (набег)
805
guileless
honest; straightforward "his face, once so open and guileless" (бесхитростная)
806
sting
something sharp "he was stung by a jellyfish" (Стинг)
807
splice
join (two ends) "we learned how to weave and splice ropes" (соединения)
808
penitent
feeling or showing regret "a penitent expression" (кающийся)
809
elegy
a lament a melancholy composition | Элегия
810
reticent
reserved; untalkative; silent; taciturn "she was extremely reticent about her personal affairs" (неразговорчивая)
811
pusillanimous
cowardly; craven | малодушная
812
obtuse
blunt|stupid "he wondered if the doctor was being deliberately obtuse" (тупые)
813
paucity
scarcity a lacking of "a paucity of information" (малочисленность)
814
retinue
following; attendants | свита
815
diatribe
bitter and violent attack in words "a diatribe against the Roman Catholic Church" (обличительная речь)
816
cogitate
think deeply mediate "he stroked his beard and retired to cogitate" (размышлять)
817
consummate
perfect|make; perfect|complete "she dressed with consummate elegance" (непревзойденная)
818
stolid
showing no emotion impassive | флегматичный
819
effrontery
boldness impudence arrogance "one juror had the effrontery to challenge the coroner's decision" (нахальство)
820
dissolution
disintegration looseness in morals "the dissolution of their marriage" (растворение)
821
derision
ridicule mockery deriding "my stories were greeted with derision and disbelief" (высмеивание)
822
indolence
laziness "my failure is probably due to my own indolence" (праздность)
823
pyre
large pile of wood for burning | костер
824
erudite
learned; scholarly | erudite
825
mercurial
quick changeable in character fleeting "his mercurial temperament" (ртутный)
826
corporeal
physical of or for the body "he was frank about his corporeal appetites" (телесный)
827
pedestrian
commonplace trite unremarkable "disenchantment with their present, pedestrian lives" (пешеход)
828
equable
steady; regular "an equable climate" (ровный)
829
admonitory
containing warning "the sergeant lifted an admonitory finger" (предостерегающий)
830
luculent
easily understood; lucid; clear | luculent
831
coeval
of the same period; coexisting "these lavas were coeval with the volcanic activity" (ровесница)
832
insularity
narrow-mindedness; isolated "an example of British insularity" (замкнутость)
833
auspicious
favorable successful prosperous "it was not the most auspicious moment to hold an election" (благоприятный)
834
secular
material (not spiritual) living outside monasteries "secular buildings" (светские)
835
streak
long thin move very fast "tears streaking her face, Cynthia looked up" (стрике)
836
nascent
coming into existence; emerging "the nascent space industry" (nascent)
837
decry
disapprove of "they decried human rights abuses" (осуждать)
838
penchant
strong inclination a liking "he has a penchant for adopting stray dogs" (склонность)
839
pulchritude
Physical beauty | красоты
840
onus
responsilibilty,burden "the onus is on you to show that you have suffered loss" (ответственность)
841
vanquish
conquer "Mexican forces vanquished the French army in a battle in Puebla" (победить)
842
extirpate
to destroy exterminate cut out exscind "the use of every legal measure to extirpate this horrible evil from the land" (искоренить)
843
assiduous
diligent hard-working; sedulous "she was assiduous in pointing out every feature" (усидчив)
844
privation
hardship "years of rationing and privation" (лишение)
845
accretion
the growing of separate things into one "the accretion of sediments in coastal mangroves" (аккреция)
846
covetous
eagerly desirous "she fingered the linen with covetous hands" (алчные)
847
defalcate
(v) to embezzle or misappropriate "the officials were charged with defalcating government money" (и присваивать чужие деньги)
848
baneful
causing harm or ruin; pernicious; destructive | губительное
849
indelible
that cannot be rubbed out "his story made an indelible impression on me" (несмываемый)
850
palliate
lessen the severity of "treatment works by palliating symptoms" (смягчить)
851
cogent
strong; convincing | убедительный
852
dearth
shortage "there is a dearth of evidence" (недостаток)
853
pellucid
transparent easy to understand "mountains reflected in the pellucid waters" (прозрачный)
854
condone
forgive "the college cannot condone any behavior that involves illicit drugs" (попустительствовать)
855
lumber
move in a clumsy|noisy way "the traditional resource industries of the nation, chiefly fishing and lumbering" (пиломатериалы)
856
discredit
refuse to believe "his remarks were taken out of context in an effort to discredit him" (дискредитировать)
857
recidivism
relapse into antisocial or criminal behavior | рецидивизм
858
lurk
be out of view ready to attack "a ruthless killer still lurked in the darkness" (притаились)
859
coda
passage that completes a piece of music "his new novel is a kind of coda to his previous books" (кодой)
860
cornucopia
abundant supply "the festival offers a cornucopia of pleasures" (рог изобилия)
861
veneer
surface appearance covering the TRUE nature "her veneer of composure cracked a little" (облицовка)
862
petrify
to make hard rocklike "his icy controlled quietness petrified her" (остолбенеть)
863
censure
expression of blame or disapproval a rebuke "a judge was censured in 1983 for a variety of types of injudicious conduct" (порицание)
864
elicit
draw out "they invariably elicit exclamations of approval from guests" (выпытать)
865
serration
having a toothed edge "a heavyduty knife with sawtooth serrations" (зубчатостью)
866
dainty
pretty|delicate(food)|difficult to please "a dainty lace handkerchief" (лакомство)
867
caustic
biting sarcastic "a caustic cleaner" (каустическая)
868
highbrow
(person) with superior tastes "innovatory art had a small, mostly highbrow following" (высоколобые)
869
odious
repulsive; hateful | одиозный
870
abjure
promise or swear to give up "his refusal to abjure the Catholic faith" (отрекаюсь от)
871
chauvinist
a blindly devoted patriot "a chauvinist slur" (chauvinist)
872
tyro
a beginner | новички
873
inane
silly; senseless "don't constantly badger people with inane questions" (бессмысленный)
874
dilate
speak comprehensively become wider large "her eyes dilated with horror" (расширяются)
875
deprave
make morally bad;corrupt "this book would deprave and corrupt young children" (развращают)
876
denigrate
blacken; belittle; sully; defame "there is a tendency to denigrate the poor" (клеветать)
877
duplicity
``` deliberate deception (двуличие) ```
878
protracted
prolonged "a protracted and bitter dispute" (затяжной)
879
taut
tightly stretched "the fabric stays taut without adhesive" (тугой)
880
turbid
muddy having the sediment stirred up "the turbid estuary" (мутная)
881
fledgling
an inexperienced person. "the fledgling democracies of eastern Europe" (молодой)
882
punctilious
Meticulous "he was punctilious in providing every amenity for his guests" (педантичный)
883
bellicose
inclined to fighting "a group of bellicose patriots" (воинственные)
884
ignominious
shameful; dishonorable; undignified; disgraceful "no other party risked ignominious defeat" (бесславный)
885
interim
as an installment "an interim arrangement" (промежуточный)
886
avid
eager; greedy "an avid reader of science fiction" (падкие)
887
florid
very much ornamented naturally red (e.g.. of face) "a stout man with a florid face" (витиевато)
888
malign
to speak harmful untruths about someone "she had a strong and malign influence" (злокачественные)
889
inundate
flood cover by overflowing "we've been inundated with complaints from listeners" (залить)
890
attenuate
make thin; weaken; enervate "her intolerance was attenuated by a rather unexpected liberalism" (ослабить)
891
consume
get to the end of "people consume a good deal of sugar in drinks" (потреблять)
892
phlegmatic
calm; sluggish; temperament; unemotional | флегматичный
893
sanctimony
self-righteousness hypocritical with FALSE piety | ханжеством
894
inimical
harmful or unfriendly "actions inimical to our interests" (враждебные)
895
prevaricate
to equivocate to stray from the truth "he seemed to prevaricate when journalists asked pointed questions" (кривить душой)
896
ingenuous
naive; young; artless; frank; honest; sincere | простодушный
897
veracity
truth "officials expressed doubts concerning the veracity of the story" (правдивость)
898
barren
not good enough; unable to have young ones without value "much of philosophy has been barren" (бесплодной)
899
plaque
flat metal on a wall as a memorial | пластины
900
lien
legal claim until a debt on it is repaid | залога
901
exigency
emergency an urgent situation "women worked long hours when the exigencies of the family economy demanded it" (острой необходимости)
902
chagrin
vexation "he was chagrined when his friend poured scorn on him" (огорчению)
903
aver
affirm; assert; prove; justify "he averred that he was innocent of the allegations" (утверждают)
904
credulity
too great a readiness to believe things | доверчивость
905
snub
treat with contempt "snubnosed" (курносый)
906
libel
statement that damages reputation "she alleged the magazine had libeled her" (пасквиль)
907
forbearance
patience; willingness to wait "forbearance from taking action" (терпение)
908
volubility
fluency verbosity easy use of spoken language "her legendary volubility deserted her" (говорливость)
909
conceit
over-high opinion of too much pride "he was puffed up with conceit" (самомнение)
910
idiosyncrasy
personal mannerism "one of his little idiosyncrasies was always preferring to be in the car first" (идиосинкразия)
911
obdurate
hardened and unrepenting; stubborn; inflexible | закоснелые
912
dud
no use person something that fails "a dud ignition switch" (рвань)
913
facile
easily done "a man of facile and shallow intellect" (легкий)
914
contiguous
touching neighboring near "the 48 contiguous states" (непрерывный)
915
jejune
insubstantial|dull|immature "their entirely predictable and usually jejune opinions" (скучно)
916
waft
scent waving movement carry lightly through "the smell of stale fat wafted out from the café" (дуновение)
917
resigned
unresistant; submissive "my response is a resigned shrug of the shoulders" (ушел в отставку)
918
abut
border on "gardens abutting Great Prescott Street" (примыкают)
919
finagle
to practice deception or fraud; scheme. "Ted attended all the football games he could finagle tickets for" (надувать)
920
repudiate
disown refuse to accept or pay "she has repudiated policies associated with previous party leaders" (отказаться от)
921
tocsin
a signal, especially of alarm | набатом
922
verisimilitude
appearing TRUE or real "the detail gives the novel some verisimilitude" (правдоподобия)
923
fringe
edge ornamental border part of hair over the forehead "fringe theater" (бахрома)
924
chastened
corrected punished "the director was somewhat chastened by his recent flops" (наказан)
925
somatic
of the body | соматические
926
pernicious
harmful; injurious "the pernicious influences of the mass media" (пернициозная)
927
husk
worthless; outside part of anything "“Help me,” husked Miles" (лузга)
928
insipid
without taste or flavor "mugs of insipid coffee" (малосодержательные)
929
coax
get somebody to do something by kindness "coax connectors" (коаксиал)
930
dolt
stupid fellow | олух
931
penurious
poor|stingy "a penurious old tramp" (скупы)
932
parley
negotiation "they disagreed over whether to parley with the enemy" (переговоры)
933
effluvia
outflow in a stream of particles a noxious odor or vapor "the unwholesome effluvia of decaying vegetable matter" (миазмы)
934
incursion
a raid; a sudden attack "incursions into enemy territory" (вторжение)
935
obfuscate
to darken; make obscure; muddle "the spelling changes will deform some familiar words and obfuscate their etymological origins" (запутать)
936
preclude
prevent make impossible "the secret nature of his work precluded official recognition" (исключает)
937
disingenuous
sophisticated artful trying to deceive cunning | неискренне
938
encumbrance
burden things that get on the way of | обременение
939
obtain
to be established accepted or customary "an opportunity to obtain advanced degrees" (получить)
940
morose
ill-tempered; unsocial | угрюмый
941
gloat
over look at with selfish delight "his enemies gloated over his death" (злорадствовать)
942
quirk
habit or action peculiar to something "his distaste for travel is an endearing quirk" (бзик)
943
extempore
without previous thought or preparation "extempore public speaking" (экспромтом)
944
disparate
essentially different "they inhabit disparate worlds of thought" (несхожие)
945
regale
to delight or entertain to feast "he regaled her with a colorful account of that afternoon's meeting" (потчевать)
946
scorch
become discolored|dry up|go at high speed "surrounding houses were scorched by heat from the blast" (ожог)
947
perpetrate
be guilty commit (a crime) "a crime has been perpetrated against a sovereign state" (совершать)
948
foil
prevent from carrying out "a brave policewoman foiled the armed robbery" (фольга)
949
salubrious
healthful "salubrious weather" (целебный)
950
malinger
to fake illness or injury in order to shirk a duty | симулировать здесь
951
grouse
Complain or grumble (verb) "she heard him grousing about his assistant" (рябчиков)
952
Palpable
Obvious "the palpable bump at the bridge of the nose" (Ощутима)
953
discern
see with an effort but clearly "I can discern no difference between the two policies" (различить)
954
waffle
talk vaguely and without much result "Joseph had been waffling over where to go" (вафельный)
955
transitory
brief "transitory periods of medieval greatness" (транзиторный)
956
perfunctory
done as a duty without care "he gave a perfunctory nod" (поверхностный)
957
pundit
pedant authority on a subject "a globetrotting financial pundit" (эксперт)
958
extant
still in existence "the original manuscript is no longer extant" (дошедшие до нас)
959
mundane
worldly as opposed to spiritual commonplace everyday "seeking a way out of his mundane, humdrum existence" (приземленные)
960
deluge
great flood heavy rush of water "he has been deluged with offers of work" (deluge)
961
visceral
of the internal organs of the body "the visceral nervous system" (visceral)
962
lachrymose
causing tears; tearful "she was pinkeyed and lachrymose" (слезливый)
963
ascribe
consider to be the origin of or belonging to "he ascribed Jane's short temper to her upset stomach" (приписывать)
964
sullied
to be stained or discredited "they were outraged that anyone should sully their good name" (запятнавшие)
965
exscind
to cut out cut away | exscind
966
temerity
boldness brashness intrepidness "no one had the temerity to question his conclusions" (безрассудство)
967
extenuate
reduce the strength of lessen seriousness partially excuse "there were extenuating circumstances that caused me to say the things I did" (смягчить)
968
grovel
crawl; humble oneself "she was groveling on the floor in fear" (пресмыкаться)
969
collusion
secret agreement for a deceitful purpose "the armed forces were working in collusion with drug traffickers" (сговор)
970
squalid
foul filthy "the squalid, overcrowded prison" (убогие)
971
undulate
to move in wavelike fashion fluctuate "her body undulated to the thumping rhythm of the music" (волнисто)
972
fagged
too tired "we were all absolutely fagged out" (устал)
973
shrewd
astute; showing sound judgement "she was shrewd enough to guess the motive behind his gesture" (проницательный)
974
hollow
not soled with hole "each fiber has a hollow core" (полые)
975
harbinger
One that indicates or foreshadows what is to come; a forerunner. "witch hazels are the harbingers of spring" (предвестник)
976
august
majestic; venerable "she was in august company" (августа)
977
conspicuous
easily seen remarkable "he was very thin, with a conspicuous Adam's apple" (бросается в глаза)
978
epiphany
A Christian feast celebrating the manifestation of the divine nature of Jesus to the Gentiles as represented by the Magi. (Богоявление)
979
rife
widespread "male chauvinism was rife in medicine in those days" (Райф)
980
evince
to show clearly to indicate "his letters evince the excitement he felt at undertaking this journey" (выказывают)
981
Pastiche
work (usually artistic) which imitates "Gauguin took himself to a Pacific island and pastiched the primitive art he found there" (Стилизация)
982
gaucherie
socially awkward; tactless behavior "she had long since gotten over gaucheries such as blushing" (gaucherie)
983
snare
trap "I snared a passing waiter" (силки)
984
rancorous
feeling bitterness; spitefulness "sixteen miserable months of rancorous disputes" (rancorous)
985
finical
too fussy about food clothing etc. | жеманный
986
mellifluous
sweetly flowing "the voice was mellifluous and smooth" (сладкозвучный)
987
macabre
gruesome; suggesting death "a macabre series of murders" (жуткие)
988
uncouth
rough awkward "he is unwashed, uncouth, and drunk most of the time" (неотесанный)
989
amortize
end (a debt) by setting aside money "loan fees can be amortized over the life of the mortgage" (амортизировать)
990
obviate
to make unnecessary get rid of "the Venetian blinds obviated the need for curtains" (избежать)
991
levity
lack of seriousness "as an attempt to introduce a note of levity, the words were a disastrous flop" (легкомыслие)
992
ascetic
practicing self-denial; austere; stark "an ascetic life of prayer, fasting, and manual labor" (подвижник)
993
delineate
to portray depict sketch out "the law should delineate and prohibit behavior that is socially abhorrent" (определить)
994
paean
song of praise or triumph "his books are paeans to combat" (пеан)
995
nadir
lowest; weakest point "they had reached the nadir of their sufferings" (Надир)
996
emote
stir up excite | эмоция
997
fervor
warmth of feelings earnestness "he talked with all the fervor of a new convert" (горячности)
998
congeal
make or become stiff and solid "the blood had congealed into blobs" (застывало)
999
verve
spirit vigor enthusiasm "Kollo sings with supreme verve and flexibility" (воодушевление)
1000
gauche
hence; awkward | Гош
1001
lope
move along with long strides "the dog was loping along by his side" (скока)
1002
expostulate
argue earnestly to dissuade correct or protest "I expostulated with him in vain" (пенять)
1003
discourse
speech lecture "she could discourse at great length on the history of Europe" (дискурс)
1004
lionize
treat as a famous person "modern athletes are lionized" (нахваливать)
1005
dilettante
a lover of an art or science "a dilettante approach to science" (любитель)
1006
noisome
offensive; disgusting (smell) "noisome vapors from the smoldering waste" (вредной)
1007
bandy
discuss lightly or glibly; exchange (words) heatedly "$40,000 is the figure that has been bandied about" (бенди)
1008
dogmatic
positive certain arbitrary without room for discussion "he gives his opinion without trying to be dogmatic" (догматичный)
1009
epicurean
devoted to pleasure (sensuous enjoyment) "Epicurean philosophers" (эпикуреец)
1010
sumptuous
magnificent "the banquet was a sumptuous, luxurious meal" (роскошный)
1011
craven
cowardly "a craven abdication of his moral duty" (малодушный)
1012
lassitude
weariness; tiredness "she was overcome by lassitude and retired to bed" (усталость)
1013
ostentation
display to obtain admiration or envy "the office was spacious, but without any trace of ostentation" (показухи)
1014
sanguine
cheerful; confident; optimistic "they are not sanguine about the prospect" (крови)
1015
irksome
tiresome | надоедливый
1016
prodigal
wasteful; reckless with money "prodigal habits die hard" (блудный)
1017
brash
hasty rush; cheeky; saucy "he could be brash, cocky, and arrogant" (дерзкий)
1018
requite
repay give in return "they are quick to requite a kindness" (воздадим)
1019
imperious
commanding; haughty; arrogant "his imperious demands" (властный)
1020
didactic
intended to instruct "a didactic novel that set out to expose social injustice" (дидактические)
1021
presage
warning sign "the outcome of the game presaged the coming year" (предвестником)
1022
sophomoric
being immature "my sophomoric years" (незрелое)
1023
trifling
unimportant "a trifling sum" (пустяковая)
1024
drone
male bee person who isn't self-employed "in the far distance a machine droned" (трутень)
1025
verdant
fresh and green "a deep, verdant green" (verdant)
1026
ensconce
To settle (oneself) securely or comfortably "Agnes ensconced herself in their bedroom" (ensconce)
1027
intransigent
uncompromising | непримиримая
1028
prodigious
enormous; wonderful "the stove consumed a prodigious amount of fuel" (огромные)
1029
palatial
magnificent "her palatial apartment in Chicago" (дворцовым)
1030
agog
eager|excited "I'm all agog to see London" (взбудоражились)
1031
desiccant
substance used to absorb moisture | desiccant
1032
philistine
a smug ignorant person one who lacks knowledge "a philistine government" (филистер)
1033
broach
bring up; announce; begin to talk about "we had broached badly, side on to the wind and sea" (протяжка)
1034
wile
a trick "she could be neither driven nor wiled into the parish kirk" (хитрости)
1035
heretic
recreant, protestant,skeptic | еретик
1036
supine
lying on the back slow to act passive "supine in the face of racial injustice" (навзничь)
1037
reactionary
opposing progress | реакционные
1038
raconteur
person who tells anecdotes | raconteur
1039
ferment
substance become excited "the drink had fermented, turning some of the juice into alcohol" (забродил)
1040
qualm
feeling of doubt temporary feeling of sickness "military regimes generally have no qualms about controlling the press" (приступ дурноты)
1041
hauteur
haughtiness | высота
1042
perfidious
treacherous; faithless "a perfidious lover" (коварный)
1043
festoon
a decorative chain or strip hanging between two points "the room was festooned with balloons and streamers" (гирлянда)
1044
rumple
make rough "a rumpled bed" (мять)
1045
propitious
auspicious; presenting favorable circumstances "the timing for such a meeting seemed propitious" (благоприятные)
1046
remonstrate
to protest object "he turned angrily to remonstrate with Tommy" (протестовать)
1047
roll
call calling of names "the car rolled down into a ditch" (ролл)
1048
curmudgeon
bad-tempered person | скряга
1049
bequest
arrangement to give something at death "her $135,000 was the largest bequest the library ever has received" (по завещанию)
1050
inchoate
not yet fully formed; rudimentary; elementary "a still inchoate democracy" (зачаточные)
1051
facetious
humorous; funny; jocular | шуточный
1052
fatuous
without sense foolish; self-satisfaction "a fatuous comment" (глупая)
1053
reproach
scold upbraid "critics of the administration reproached the president for his failure to tackle the deficiency" (укор)
1054
wan
looking ill, not bright "she was looking wan and blearyeyed" (Ван)
1055
rapacious
greedy (esp for money) "rapacious landlords" (хищные)
1056
stymie
to hinder obstruct or block "the changes must not be allowed to stymie new medical treatments" (stymie)
1057
baleful
harmful; ominous causing evil "Bill shot a baleful glance in her direction" (гибельный)
1058
obtrusive
projecting; prominent; undesirably noticeable "highpowered satellites can reach smaller and less obtrusive antennas" (навязчивый)
1059
preen
tidy|show self-satisfaction "robins preened at the pool's edge" (прихорашиваться)
1060
jibe
gibe; make fun of "the verdict does not jibe with the medical evidence" (колкости)
1061
extricable
that can be freed | extricable
1062
figurehead
carved image on the prow of a ship | подставное лицо
1063
benison
blessing "the rewards and benisons of marriage" (благослови)
1064
provident
frugal; looking to the future "she had learned to be provident" (предусмотрительный)
1065
rivet
fix take up secure metal pin "the linings are bonded, not riveted, to the brake shoes for longer wear" (клепать)
1066
barrage
artificial obstacle built across a river "his doctor was barraged with unsolicited advice" (шквал)
1067
fetid
stinking "the fetid water of the marsh" (зловонный)
1068
burgeon
grow forth send out buds "manufacturers are keen to cash in on the burgeoning demand" (развивается)
1069
overweening
presumptuously; arrogant; overbearing "overweening ambition" (самонадеянные)
1070
discountenance
refuse to approve of "the best solution to alcohol abuse is a healthy family life where alcohol consumption is discountenanced" (discountenance)
1071
vacillation
being uncertain hesitating | шатание
1072
eschew
avoid "he appealed to the crowd to eschew violence" (eschew)
1073
pedantic
bookish showing off learning "many of the essays are long, dense, and too pedantic to hold great appeal" (pedantic)
1074
impetuous
having sudden energy; impulsive "her friend was headstrong and impetuous" (стремительный)
1075
rueful
dejected "she gave a rueful grin" (печально)
1076
equanimity
calmness of temperament "she accepted both the good and the bad with equanimity" (невозмутимость)
1077
hubris
arrogant; pride | спесь
1078
kibosh
block, halt, stop "he put the kibosh on the deal" (крест)
1079
mendicant
a beggar "a mendicant friar" (нищенствует)
1080
soporific
producing sleep "the motion of the train had a somewhat soporific effect" (снотворное)
1081
atonement
repayment death of Jesus "she wanted to make atonement for her husband's behavior" (искупление)
1082
ford
shallow place in a river (to cross) | Форд
1083
forswear
renounce; disallow; repudiate "he would never forswear the religion of his people" (зарекается)
1084
excoriation
severe criticism | экскориации
1085
macerate
make or become soft by soaking in water | вымачивать
1086
supplicate
make a humble petition to "the plutocracy supplicated to be made peers" (молить)
1087
saturnine
gloomy; dark; sullen; morose "a saturnine temperament" (сатурнианские)
1088
skiff
small boat | Скиф
1089
boggle
To hesitate as if in fear or doubt "the mind boggles at the spectacle" (поражают)
1090
profundity
depth "the simplicity and profundity of the message" (глубокомыслие)
1091
blithe
cheerful; casual; carefree "a blithe disregard for the rules of the road" (жизнерадостный)
1092
slur
join sounds|words (indistinct) "he was slurring his words like a drunk" (пятно)
1093
contemn
to scorn or despise | презирать
1094
blandness
polite manner; comforting; uninteresting | вкрадчивости
1095
cloture
closing device (in Parliament) to end a debate by voting "a cloture motion" (прекращение прений)
1096
hallow
to make holy; consecrate "the Ganges is hallowed as a sacred, cleansing river" (святить)
1097
tortuous
devious|not straightforward "the route is remote and tortuous" (извилистый)
1098
egress
way out exit "they'd egress the area by heading southwest" (выход)
1099
scabbard
sheath for the blade | ножны
1100
rant
use extravagant language "she was still ranting on about the unfairness of it all" (разглагольствовать)
1101
vacuity
idleness "the moral vacuity of modern culture" (пустота)
1102
dereliction
deserting and leaving to fall into ruins "every year valuable gardens start the slow slide to dereliction" (нарушение)
1103
seminal
like a seed constituting a source; originative "his seminal work on chaos theory" (семенной)
1104
petrous
like a rock hard stony | каменистым
1105
prudish
easily shocked; excessively modest "the prudish moral climate of the late 19th century" (чопорные)
1106
mendacity
dishonesty "people publicly castigated for past mendacity" (лживость)
1107
machination
plot; scheme (esp. evil) | махинацию
1108
restive
refusing to move reluctant to be controlled | норовистые
1109
perspicacity
quick judging and understanding "the perspicacity of her remarks" (прозорливости)
1110
labyrinthine
to entangle the state of affairs "labyrinthine streets and alleys" (лабиринт)
1111
esoteric
abstruse intended only for a small circle of "esoteric philosophical debates" (эзотерические)
1112
perfidy
treachery breaking of faith | вероломство
1113
entreat
ask earnestly "his friends entreated him not to go" (умоляю)
1114
prune
dried plum silly person "prune back the branches" (чернослив)
1115
incumbents
official duties | должности
1116
contrite
filled with deep sorrow for wrongdoing "a broken and a contrite heart" (кающийся)
1117
maladroit
tactless; clumsy | неловко
1118
probity
uprightness incorruptibility principle "financial probity" (неподкупность)
1119
manacle
chains for the hands or feet "his hands were manacled behind his back" (наручники)
1120
indigence
poverty "he did valuable work toward the relief of indigence" (нужды)
1121
fervid
showing earnest feeling "a letter of fervid thanks" (пылкое)
1122
imbroglio
complicated and embarrassing situation "the Watergate imbroglio" (обман)
1123
stigmatize
describe somebody scornfully "the institution was stigmatized as a last resort for the destitute" (клеймить)
1124
molt
lose hair|feathers before new growing "the adult birds were already molting into their winter shades of gray" (линяют)
1125
overhaul
examine thoroughly to learn about the condition "a company that overhauls and repairs aircraft engines" (капитальный ремонт)
1126
germane
relevant; pertinent to "that is not germane to our theme" (уместны)
1127
specious
illogical of questionable truth or merit "a specious argument" (просторная)
1128
goad
something urging a person to action "he goaded her on to more daring revelations" (стрекало)
1129
vestige
trace or sign "the last vestiges of colonialism" (vestige)
1130
cravat
piece of linen worn as a necktie | галстук
1131
eddy
circular or spiral movement (e.g.. of wind) "the mists from the river eddied around the banks" (Эдди)
1132
cordon
line (of police acting as a guard) "the city center was cordoned off after fires were discovered in two stores" (шнур)
1133
forage
food for horses and cattle "gulls are equipped by nature to forage for food" (фураж)
1134
poignant
deeply moving keen "a poignant reminder of the passing of time" (колкий)
1135
depredation
plundering "protecting grain from the depredations of rats and mice" (грабеж)
1136
flax
pale yellow (hair) a plant "a mill for the preparation and spinning of flax" (лен)
1137
parsimonious
too economical; miserly "parsimonious New Hampshire voters, who have a phobia about taxes" (скуп)
1138
exploit
brilliant achievement develop use selfishly "500 companies sprang up to exploit this new technology" (подвиг)
1139
subsume
include under a rule "most of these phenomena can be subsumed under two broad categories" (включать)
1140
aleck
one who considers himself smarter than others | Алек
1141
petulant
unreasonably; impatient "he was moody and petulant" (вздорный)
1142
rubicund
red and healthy | румяный
1143
severance
severing "the severance and disestablishment of the Irish Church" (разрыв)
1144
ineluctable
certain; inevitable "the ineluctable facts of history" (неизбежное)
1145
platitude
a trite or banal statement unoriginality "she began uttering liberal platitudes" (пошлость)
1146
lugubrious
mournful; excessively sad | мрачным
1147
insouciant
unconcerned; carefree "an insouciant shrug" (беззаботный)
1148
halcyon
calm and peaceful "the halcyon days of the mid1980s, when profits were soaring" (halcyon)
1149
officious
too eager or ready to help offer advice "a policeman came to move them on, an officious, spiteful man" (официозный)
1150
gouge
tool for cutting grooves in wood "the channel had been gouged out by the ebbing water" (обманывать)
1151
interdict
prohibit forbid "society will never interdict sex" (интердикт)
1152
onerous
needing effortl burdensome "he found his duties increasingly onerous" (возмездный)
1153
predilection
special liking mental preference "my predilection for Asian food" (пристрастие)
1154
flout
reject mock to go against (as in going against tradition) "these same companies still flout basic ethical practices" (игнорировать)
1155
demagogue
person appealing not to reasons | demagogue
1156
belligerent
(person nation) waging war "a bullnecked, belligerent old man" (воинственные)
1157
chary
cautious; wary "most people are chary of allowing themselves to be photographed" (скупее)
1158
feint
pretend "he feinted left, drawing a punch and slipping it" (feint)
1159
profligate
wasteful prodigal licentious extravagant "profligate consumers of energy" (распутный)
1160
impute
to attribute to a cause or source ascribe "the crimes imputed to Richard" (вменить)
1161
upbraid
scold reproach "he was upbraided for his slovenly appearance" (укорять)
1162
cabal
a scheme or plot a group of plotters "a cabal of dissidents" (кабаль)
1163
deprecate
protest against; express disapproval of "he sniffed in a deprecating way" (осуждать)
1164
obsequious
too eager to obey or serve "they were served by obsequious waiters" (подобострастно)
1165
inveterate
deep-rooted. long-established "he was an inveterate gambler" (Отпетые)
1166
retard
check hinder "his progress was retarded by his limp" (ретард)
1167
spurious
false; counterfeit "separating authentic and spurious claims" (ложные)
1168
propitiatory
conciliatory; appeasing; mitigating | умилостивительными
1169
maudlin
sentimental in a silly or tearful way "the drink made her maudlin" (плаксивый)
1170
shunt
send from one track to another lay aside evade discussion "their train had been shunted into a siding" (шунт)
1171
aplomb
self-confidence "Diana passed the test with aplomb" (апломб)
1172
dulcet
melodious; harmonious "record the dulcet tones of your family and friends" (dulcet)
1173
tautology
a repetition a redundancy | тавтология
1174
inured
accustomed to adapted "these children have been inured to violence" (вступившее в законную силу)
1175
nemesis
deserved and unavoidable punishment for wrong doing "the balance beam was the team's nemesis, as two gymnasts fell from the apparatus" (nemesis)
1176
gregarious
living in societies liking the company "he was a popular and gregarious man" (общительный)
1177
denouement
an outcome or solution; the unraveling of a plot "I waited by the eighteenth green to see the denouement" (дух)
1178
hone
stone used for sharpening tools "their appetites were honed by fresh air and exercise" (отточить)
1179
cursory
quick; hurried "a cursory glance at the figures" (беглый)
1180
forge
workshop for the shaping of metal to shape metal lead "he forged through the crowded side streets" (кузница)
1181
impecunious
having little or no money "a titled but impecunious family" (безденежный)
1182
sordid
wretched; comfortless; contemptible "the story paints a sordid picture of bribes and scams" (убогий)
1183
argot
jargon; slang "teenage argot" (Арго)
1184
plethora
glut "a plethora of committees and subcommittees" (множество)
1185
sinuous
winding; undulating serpentine "the river follows a sinuous trail through the forest" (извилистый)
1186
vigilant
member of a vigilance committee "the burglar was spotted by vigilant neighbors" (бдительно)
1187
libertine
immoral person "his more libertine impulses" (распутник)
1188
desultory
aimless;haphazard; digressing at random "a few people were left, dancing in a desultory fashion" (отрывочными)
1189
propinquity
nearness in time or place affinity of nature "he kept his distance as though afraid propinquity might lead him into temptation" (близость)
1190
salacious
obscene "salacious stories" (непристойный)
1191
augury
omenl sign "they heard the sound as an augury of death" (предзнаменования)
1192
harangue
a long passionate speech "the kind of guy who harangued total strangers about PCB levels in whitefish" (разглагольствование)
1193
odium
intense hatred or dislike "his job had made him the target of public hostility and odium" (одиозность)
1194
turgid
excessively ornate swollen or bloated "a turgid and fastmoving river" (напыщенный)
1195
recalcitrant
disobedient "a class of recalcitrant fifteenyearolds" (строптивых)
1196
harrow
to distress; create stress or torment "Todd could take it, whereas I'm harrowed by it" (борона)
1197
mulct
to deprive (someone) of something, as by fraud, extortion, etc. "no government dared propose to mulct the taxpayer for such a purpose" (пени)
1198
homiletics
act of preaching | гомилетика
1199
eclat
Great brilliance, as of performance or achievement | блеском
1200
foible
defect of character (a person is wrongly proud) "they have to tolerate each other's little foibles" (слабость)
1201
epistle
letter "St. Paul's epistle to the Romans" (послание)
1202
deposition
dethronement; depositing "Edward V's deposition" (отложение)
1203
inculcate
fix firmly by repetition "the failures of the churches to inculcate a sense of moral responsibility" (прививать)
1204
tangential
suddenly changeable "a tangential line" (тангенциальные)
1205
gainsay
to deny; to oppose "the impact of the railroads cannot be gainsaid" (отрицать)
1206
middling
fairly good but not very good "the village contained no poor households but a lot of middling ones" (середнячок)
1207
countervail
counterbalance "the dominance of the party was mediated by a number of countervailing factors" (компенсировать)
1208
moot
open to discussion or debate; doubtful "whether the temperature rise was mainly due to the greenhouse effect was a moot point" (спорный)
1209
repertoire
A stock of plays, dances, or pieces that a company or a performer knows or is prepared to perform "the mainstream concert repertoire" (репертуар)
1210
nary
not any; no; | нисколько
1211
pinchbeck
An alloy of zinc and copper used as imitation gold; A cheap imitation (томпака)
1212
stentorian
extremely loud and powerful "he introduced me to the staff with a stentorian announcement" (зычным)
1213
finicky
finical "a finicky eater" (привередливы)
1214
resort
to frequently visit "the duke was prepared to resort to force if negotiation failed" (курорт)
1215
profane
worldly having contempt for God "a talk that tackled topics both sacred and profane" (светский)
1216
divestiture
taking off getting rid of giving up "the divestiture of stateowned assets" (разукрупнение)
1217
gossamer
soft light; delicate material "gossamer wings" (паутинка)
1218
churl
bad-tempered person | простолюдин
1219
temperance
abstinence from alcohol self-control moderation "the temperance movement" (воздержание)
1220
truculence
aggressiveness ferocity | приземленность
1221
inveigh
to attack verbally; denounce; deprecate "nationalists inveighed against those who worked with the British" (взыскивают)
1222
diffidence
shyness "I say this with some diffidence" (неуверенность)
1223
atavistic
something reverting to an earlier type "atavistic fears and instincts" (атавистические)
1224
levee
formal reception|embankment | Дамба
1225
astringent
substance that shrinks "an astringent skin lotion" (терпкий)
1226
pucker
wrinkle "her brows puckered in a frown" (морщиться)
1227
trepidation
alarm excited state of mind "the men set off in fear and trepidation" (трепетом)
1228
opprobrious
showing scorn or reproach "their opprobrious conduct" (возмутительно)
1229
diaphanous
transparent; gauzy "a diaphanous dress of pale gold" (diaphanous)
1230
nugatory
trifling|worthless "a nugatory and pointless observation" (нугатори)
1231
rebuff
snub "I asked her to be my wife, and was rebuffed in no uncertain terms" (отпор)
1232
distrait
distracted "he seemed oddly distrait" (рассеянным)
1233
tenuous
insubstantial flimsy weak "the tenuous link between interest rates and investment" (разреженной)
1234
detumescence
diminishing or lessening of swelling | стимулирует ток крови
1235
glean
gather facts in small quantities "the information is gleaned from press clippings" (подбирать)
1236
disinter
dig up from the earth "he has disinterred and translated an important collection of writings" (откапывать)
1237
vitiate
lower the quality weaken the strength "development programs have been vitiated by the rise in population" (искажать)
1238
foppish
like a man who pays too much attention to his clothes "he is foppish and vain" (пижонские)
1239
panegyric
formal praise eulogy "Vera's panegyric on friendship" (панегирик)
1240
flak
criticism; anti-aircraft guns "you must be strong enough to take the flak if things go wrong" (огонь)
1241
ramify
to be divided or subdivided to branch out "an elaborate system of canals was built, ramifying throughout Britain" (ветвиться)
1242
plod
continue doing something without resting "we plodded back up the hill" (брести)
1243
refractory
stubborn; unmanageable; intractable "his refractory pony" (тугоплавкий)
1244
fecund
fertile "a lush and fecund garden" (плодородный)
1245
encomium
warm or glowing praise eulogy panegyric | панегирик
1246
expedient
likely to be useful for a purpose "either side could break the agreement if it were expedient to do so" (целесообразно)
1247
pugnacious
fond of in the habit of fighting "the increasingly pugnacious demeanor of politicians" (pugnacious)
1248
vituperate
curse abuse in words | поносить
1249
trenchant
forceful effective vigorous extremely perceptive incisive "she heard angry voices, not loud, yet certainly trenchant" (trenchant)
1250
disconcert
upset the self-possession of "the abrupt change of subject disconcerted her" (огорошит)
1251
quail
lose courage turn frightened "she quailed at his heartless words" (перепела)
1252
obloquy
abusively; detractive language; sharp criticism; vituperation "he endured years of contempt and obloquy" (obloquy)
1253
discomfit
confuse embarrass "he was not noticeably discomfited by her tone" (устранить единственного)
1254
impudent
rash; indiscreet "he could have strangled this impudent upstart" (наглые)
1255
quaff
drink deeply | испить
1256
untoward
unfortunate inconvenient "both tried to behave as if nothing untoward had happened" (неблагоприятные)
1257
sermon
reproving a person for his faults "a volume of sermons" (проповедь)
1258
voluble
fluent "she was as voluble as her husband was silent" (говорливой)
1259
sublime
extreme; astounding "Mozart's sublime piano concertos" (возвышенное)
1260
rabble
mob crowd the lower classes of populace "he was met by a rabble of noisy, angry youths" (сброд)
1261
calumny
slander; aspersion | клевета
1262
peremptory
urgent; imperative; unchallenged; ending debate "“Just do it!” came the peremptory reply" (безапелляционный)
1263
strut
a supporting bar "peacocks strut through the grounds" (распорка)
1264
blandishment
flattery; coaxing "the blandishments of the travel brochure" (уговаривание)
1265
cant
insincere talk|jargon "he canted his head to look at the screen" (косяк)
1266
bereft
rob or dispossess of something (material) "her room was stark and bereft of color" (лишенные)
1267
fetter
to shackle put in chains "a ragged and fettered prisoner" (окова)
1268
prosaic
straightforward.; lacking in imagination and spirit "prosaic language can't convey the experience" (прозаично)
1269
turpitude
wickedness shamefulness "acts of moral turpitude" (низости)
1270
glib
ready and smooth but not sincere "she was careful not to let the answer sound too glib" (бойкий)
1271
raffish
showing vulgar in nature or appearance; tawdry "his raffish air" (вульгарный)
1272
ensign
flag|badge "all the ensigns of our greatness" (энсин)
1273
contumacious
insubordinate rebellious | упрямого
1274
asperity
roughness; harshness; ill temper; irritability "he pointed this out with some asperity" (неровностей)
1275
meretricious
attractive on the surface but of little value "meretricious souvenirs for the tourist trade" (показной)
1276
simper
(give a) silly|self-conscious smile "she simpered, looking pleased with herself" (симпер)
1277
idyll
a carefree episode or experience "the rural idyll remains strongly evocative in most industrialized societies" (идиллия)
1278
teetotal
oppose to alcohol "a teetotal lifestyle" (непьющий)
1279
incense
make angry "she was incensed by the accusations" (фимиам)
1280
veritable
real rightly named "the early 1970s witnessed a veritable price explosion" (настоящий)
1281
invective
abusive language; curses "he let out a stream of invective" (инвектива)
1282
mien
demeanor "he has a cautious, academic mien" (миной)
1283
implicate
to be involved "police claims implicated him in many more killings" (впутывать)
1284
endemic
epidemic "areas where malaria is endemic" (эндемический)
1285
hirsute
hairy; shaggy "their hirsute chests" (косматый)
1286
unencumbered
easy-going trifle "he needed to travel light and unencumbered" (незаложенный)
1287
sophistry
fallacious; reasoning faulty logic | софистика
1288
impugned
challenged to be doubted "the father does not impugn her capacity as a good mother" (оспариваемые)
1289
surfeit
satiate feed to fulness or to excess "I am surfeited with shopping" (неумеренность)
1290
quotidian
banal; everyday "the car sped noisily off through the quotidian traffic" (quotidian)
1291
umbrage
offense resentment "she took umbrage at his remarks" (umbrage)
1292
miseenscene
the stage setting or scenery of a play | название
1293
felicitous
suitably expressed; well chosen; apropos "a felicitous phrase" (удачное)
1294
hack
cut roughly; hired horse | рубить
1295
toady
obsequious flatterer "she imagined him toadying to his rich clients" (подхалим)
1296
peregrination
traveling about wandering | странствования
1297
mettle
quality of endurance or courage "the team showed their true mettle in the second half" (характер)
1298
ineffable
to great to be described in words "the ineffable natural beauty of the Everglades" (непередаваемые)
1299
ecumenical
representing the whole Christian world "ecumenical dialogue" (вселенский)
1300
incipient
beginning "he could feel incipient anger building up" (зарождающиеся)
1301
canvass
discuss thoroughly sort of touting "in each ward, two workers canvassed some 2,000 voters" (агитировать)
1302
plaintive
mournful; melancholy; sorrowful "a plaintive cry" (жалобно)
1303
pine
waste away through sorrow or illness "she thinks I am pining away from love" (сосна)
1304
ostensible
seeming appearing as such professed "the delay may have a deeper cause than the ostensible reason" (показная)
1305
tout
To solicit customers, votes, or patronage "Jim was touting his wares" (зазывают)
1306
piquant
agreeably pungent; stimulating | пикантность
1307
tamp
tap or drive down by repeated light blows "when the hole was tamped to the top, gunpowder was inserted" (утрамбуйте)
1308
forbear
refrain from; be patient; ancestor "the boy forbore from touching anything" (воздержаться)
1309
slate
king of blue-grey stone propose criticize "his work was slated by the critics" (шифер)
1310
minatory
menacing; threatening "he is unlikely to be deterred by minatory fingerwagging" (minatory)
1311
stanch
to stop the flow of a fluid "colleagues may have saved her life by stanching the flow" (верный)
1312
fledged
able to fly trained experienced "our discipline is so new fledged that the FBI had to take its cases to the Smithsonian for analysis" (оперившийся)
1313
plumb
get to the root of "ensure that the baseboard is straight and plumb" (отвес)
1314
deferential
showing respect "people were always deferential to him" (почтительный)
1315
sundry
various miscellaneous; separate "lemon rind and sundry herbs" (различные)
1316
stipple
paint with dots "the miniaturist's use of stippling" (пунктир)
1317
blatant
noisy and rough "blatant lies" (наглая)
1318
aspersion
slander "I don't think anyone is casting aspersions on you" (клевета)
1319
demur
to hesitate; raise objections "normally she would have accepted the challenge, but she demurred" (возражений)
1320
consternation
surprise and fear; dismay "I always welcomed clover, much to the consternation of the neighbors" (ужас)
1321
spurn
have nothing to do reject or refuse "he spoke gruffly, as if afraid that his invitation would be spurned" (отвергнуть)
1322
cadge
to beg; to get by begging "he eats whenever he can cadge a meal" (выклянчить)
1323
bedizen
to adorn especially in a cheap showy manner | bedizen
1324
purvey
provide supply "shops purveying cooked food" (поставят)
1325
desuetude
cessation of use disuse "the docks fell into desuetude" (употребления)
1326
suppliant
asking humbly beseeching "their faces were suppliant" (проситель)
1327
presumption
arrogance "the presumption of guilt has changed to a presumption of innocence" (презумпция)
1328
brummagem
Cheap and showy "a vile Brummagem substitute for the genuine article" (brummagem)
1329
countenance
to favor or approve of "he was reluctant to countenance the use of force" (лицо)
1330
belabor
beat hard "critics thought they belabored the obvious" (долбить)
1331
obstreperous
noisy; loud "the boy is cocky and obstreperous" (obstreperous)
1332
redoubtable
formidable causing fear "he was a redoubtable debater" (Грозный)
1333
balk
obstacle purposely to get on the way of "any gardener will at first balk at enclosing the garden" (артачиться)
1334
supercilious
disdainful characterized by haughty scorn "a supercilious lady's maid" (высокомерная)
1335
trite
not new "this point may now seem obvious and trite" (банально)
1336
virago
a loud domineering woman a scold or nag | бабенция
1337
stygian
hence; dark; gloomy "the Stygian crypt" (стигийское)
1338
rebus
puzzle in which pictures stand for words | ребус
1339
orison
prayer | молитва
1340
preponderance
greatness in number strength weight "the preponderance of women among older people" (перевес)
1341
reprobate
person hardened in sin; one devoid of decency "a longmissed old reprobate drinking comrade" (распутные)
1342
hermetic
sealed by fusion "a hermetic seal that ensures perfect waterproofing" (герметичный)
1343
expiation
ending; expiring "an act of public expiation" (искупление)
1344
vagary
strange act or idea "the vagaries of the weather" (выходка)
1345
sententious
short and pithy full of maxims|proverbs "he tried to encourage his men with sententious rhetoric" (нравоучительный)
1346
trencherman
person who eats a lot "he is a hearty trencherman, as befits a man of his girth" (trencherman)
1347
hew
make by hard work cut (by striking) "we have finished hauling and hewing timber" (вытесываешь)
1348
proscribe
denounce as dangerous "strikes remained proscribed in the armed forces" (запретить)
1349
dissemble
speak or behave so as to hide something (in mind) "an honest, sincere person with no need to dissemble" (dissemble)
1350
portent
omen marvelous threatening "they believed that wild birds in the house were portents of death" (предзнаменование)
1351
imperviousness
not permitting penetration or passage; impenetrable | неуязвимость
1352
picaresque
involving clever rogues or adventurers | плутовской
1353
pileous
Covered with hair | pileous
1354
venal
ready to do something dishonest "why should these venal politicians care how they are rated?" (продажный)
1355
doggerel
trivial poorly constructed verse "the last stanza deteriorates into doggerel" (вирши)
1356
splenetic
bad-tempered;irritable "a splenetic outburst" (splenetic)
1357
peripatetic
wandering "the peripatetic nature of military life" (перипатетиков)
1358
imprecation
an invocation of evil a curse "she hurled her imprecations at anyone who might be listening" (проклятия)
1359
froward
intractable not willing to yield or comply stubborn | упрямый
1360
profligacy
shameless immorality | profligacy
1361
lithe
bending; twisting | гибкая
1362
mettlesome
courageous; high-spirited "their horses were beasts of burden, not mettlesome chargers" (ретивый)
1363
petrified
taken away power (to think feel act) "the petrified child clung to her mother" (окаменевший)
1364
succor
assistance relief in time of distress "prisoners of war were liberated and succored" (помогай)
1365
fulsome
disgusting offensive due to excessiveness "they are almost embarrassingly fulsome in their appreciation" (возникло)
1366
ferret
discover by searching search "he went to the desk and ferreted around" (хорек)
1367
travesty
parody|imitation "Michael has betrayed the family by travestying them in his plays" (травести)
1368
duress
threats to compel somebody "confessions extracted under duress" (принуждением)
1369
puissance
strength | мощность
1370
acarpous
effete no longer fertile; worn out | acarpous
1371
pied
of mixed colors "pied dogs from the Pyrenees" (пестрый)
1372
effete
infertile; worn out; weak "effete trendies from art college" (изнеженные)
1373
edacious
voracious; devouring | edacious
1374
constrain
compel "agricultural development is considerably constrained by climate" (сдерживать)
1375
sobriquet
nickname | sobriquet
1376
wend
to go proceed "they wended their way across the city" (Венд)
1377
fulmination
bitter protest | fulmination
1378
nibble
show some inclination to accept (an offer) "he sat nibbling a cookie" (клев)
1379
ponderous
heavy; bulky; dull "her footsteps were heavy and ponderous" (тяжелый)
1380
brook
to tolerate; endure "Jenny would brook no criticism of Matthew" (Брук)
1381
palaver
To flatter; to cajole "it's too hot for palavering" (заговаривать зубы)
1382
pique
hurt the pride or self-respect stir (curiosity) "you have piqued my curiosity about the man" (пик)
1383
slake
to assuage to satisfy allay "slake your thirst with some lemonade" (утолить)
1384
salutary
remedial wholesome causing improvement "a salutary reminder of where we came from" (благотворное)
1385
detraction
slandering verbal attack aspersion | умаление
1386
welter
turmoil a bewildering jumble "the streams foam and welter" (welter)
1387
repast
meal "a sumptuous repast" (трапезы)
1388
abraid
to awaken or rouse | abraid
1389
nostrum
a quack remedy; an untested cure | излюбленный прием
1390
stint
to be thrifty to set limits "stowage room hasn't been stinted" (скупились)
1391
pith
essential part force soft liquid substance "a book which he considered contained the pith of all his work" (пробковая)
1392
suborn
induce by bribery or something to commit perjury "he was accused of conspiring to suborn witnesses" (подкупить)
1393
nonplused
greatly surprised | в замешательстве
1394
refulgent
shining; brilliant "refulgent blue eyes" (сияющий)
1395
expatiate
to roam wander freely "she expatiated on workingclass novelists" (разглагольствовать)
1396
fustian
bombastic "a smoke screen of fustian and fantasy" (вельветовый)
1397
garble
make unfair selection from facts "the connection was awful and kept garbling his voice" (подтасовывать)
1398
recondite
little known; abstruse "the book is full of recondite information" (заумная)
1399
scurvy
mean; contemptible "that was a scurvy trick" (цинга)
1400
mince
pronounce or speak affectedly euphemize "minced beef" (фарш)
1401
epithet
adjective "old men are often unfairly awarded the epithet “dirty.”" (эпитет)
1402
sedulous
persevering "he watched himself with the most sedulous care" (неустанные)
1403
prolix
tiring because too long "he found the narrative too prolix and discursive" (многословный)
1404
importune
beg urgently solicit (of a prostitute) "if he were alive now, I should importune him with my questions" (докучать)
1405
involute
complex "the art novel has grown increasingly involute" (эвольвентные)
1406
bilge
bulge; the protuberance of a cask "she was hopelessly bilged, her back broken" (мудрый)
1407
cavalcade
a procession | кавалькада
1408
sere
make hard and without feeling "a harsh life on the sere granite ledges of those remote offshore islands" (серэ)
1409
droll
jesting "his unique brand of droll selfmockery" (забавно)
1410
descry
catch sight of see something in the distance "she descried two figures" (рассмотреть)
1411
brazen
made of brass "he went about his illegal business with a brazen assurance" (наглые)
1412
repine
at be discontented with "you mustn't let yourself repine" (роптал)
1413
limn
paint portray "a crescent moon limned each shred with white gold" (матери)
1414
wag
merry person "his tail began to wag" (вилять)
1415
lucubrate
write in scholarly fashion | lucubrate
1416
coruscate
sparkle "the light was coruscating from the walls" (сверкают)
1417
crass
without refinement or sensitivity; gross. "the crass assumptions that men make about women" (грубо)
1418
consequential
pompous self important "a loss of confidence and a consequential withdrawal of funds" (косвенные)
1419
foment
put something warm (to lessen the pain) "they accused him of fomenting political unrest" (разжигать)
1420
testiness
witness|evidence | вспыльчивость
1421
recreancy
cowardice a cowardly giving up | recreancy
1422
arrant
in the highest degree "what arrant nonsense!" (отъявленные)
1423
quibble
try to avoid by sophistication "they are always quibbling about the amount they are prepared to pay" (каламбур)
1424
lam
a hasty escape; flight. "he went on the lam and is living under a false name" (лам)
1425
Archaic
marked by the characteristics of an earlier period "prisons are run on archaic methods" (Архаично)
1426
imbibe
to consume (liquids) by drinking; drink "they were imbibing far too many pitchers of beer" (впитывает)
1427
repose
rest;sleep "we have never betrayed the trust that you have reposed in us" (отдохновение)
1428
perfunctorily
performed merely as a routine duty; hasty and superficial | поверхностно
1429
impasse
a position or situation from which there is no escape; deadlock "the current political impasse" (тупика)
1430
pulchritudinous
physically beautiful; comely. | pulchritudinous
1431
eupeptic
good digestion | удобоваримый
1432
Chicane
deception | Придирку
1433
brobdingnagian
gigantic | бробдингнеански
1434
Exodus
a going out; a departure | Исход
1435
Rejoinder
response "she would have made some cutting rejoinder but none came to mind" (Ответ)
1436
Furtive
taken,done "they spent a furtive day together" (Украдкой)