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Упр.3 Юнит 3 Step 1 ГДЗ Rainbow English 11 класс
Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева
11 класс
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11
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Английский
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Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева

Упр.3 Юнит 3 Step 1 ГДЗ Rainbow English 11 класс

Задача

Listen and read.

  • captivate — захватить, привлечь внимание
  • comprehensible — доступный пониманию, понятный
  • melt — 1) таять, растапливать; 2) исчезать
  • miracle — чудо
  • possess — обладать
  • stir (up) — растревожить, расшевелить
  • stuff — материал, вещество, вещи
  • suspect — подозревать
  • touch — прикосновение
  • worth — стоящий, заслуживающий
  • figure out — понимать
  • work out — решать, делать вывод, вырабатывать
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Word list and examples

captivate — to captivate someone; to be captivated by something. The recent events captivated the whole country. We were captivated by the splendid performance of the dancers.

comprehensible — comprehensible ideas, comprehensible speech; to be comprehensible to somebody. Computer jargon is not always comprehensible. I’m afraid trigonometry is not quite comprehensible to me.

melt — to melt in spring; to melt under the sunrays. Ecologists say that the polar ice caps are beginning to melt. Melt 200 grams of butter in the pan. The anger melted away.

miracle — a minor miracle; to work miracles; to perform miracles. The growth of this country has been described as an economic miracle. I’m not promising miracles but I’ll try to help you. It would be a small miracle if we got there on time.

possess — to possess some quality; to be possessed by an emotion. They do not possess the necessary IT skills. She was possessed by anger.

stir (up) — to stir up anger; to stir up memories. The sight of the school stirred up a lot of pleasant memories.

stuff — good stuff; somebody’s stuff. Don’t tell me about it: I already know all that stuff. Don’t leave your stuff on my desk, please.

suspect — to suspect somebody of something / doing something. We suspected Alan of having told us a lie. People suspected that Mr Jacobs worked for the police.

touch — the touch of somebody’s hand. She felt the touch of his lips on her cheek. The flowers gave the finishing touch to the table.

worth — to be worth ten pounds; to be worth doing something. His promises are not worth much. This museum is well worth visiting. Their freedom was worth fighting for.

figure out — I couldn’t figure out what the teacher was talking about.

work out — I still can’t work out what to do.



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