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Упр.5 Юнит 2 Step 6 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.5 Юнит 2 Step 6 ГДЗ Rainbow English 11 класс

Задача

Listen and read.

A.

  • deny — отрицать
  • glorious — великолепный, изумительный, славный
  • image — образ, представление
  • masterpiece — шедевр
  • recognize — узнавать
  • recognition — 1) признание; 2) узнавание
  • sincere — искренний
  • trend — направление
  • vague — неясный, нечёткий, туманный
  • scores of — множество
  • to an (some) extent — до известной степени

B.

  • deny (denied): to deny the fact. He denies that he has ever seen her. Do you deny this to be your writing?
  • glorious: a glorious day, a glorious victory, glorious works of architecture. This poem praises a glorious military victory.
  • image: to create images, to have a clear image of something. We produce books, which give positive images of disabled people. Those were images of strange-looking animals.
  • masterpiece: Leonardo’s masterpiece, a masterpiece of medieval architecture. St Paul’s Cathedral is a masterpiece of classical architecture.
  • recognize (BrE recognise): to learn to recognize, to recognize somebody by something, to be recognized. I easily recognized her by her red hair. He recognized the man as one of the police officers.
  • recognition: 1) without recognition, recognition by/from one’s colleagues, a lack of recognition, to struggle for recognition. She has worked hard but without recognition. 2) Illness has changed him beyond recognition.
  • sincere: a sincere answer, sincere feelings, sincere words. I want to express my sincere apologies for what I said.
  • trend: a dominant trend, a healthy trend, a fashion trend, a trend to/towards something, a trend in something. Current trends suggest that car traffic will continue to grow. What can you say about the latest trends in popular music?
  • vague: a vague idea, a vague impression, a vague recollection, a vague suspicion. He had only a vague idea of where she lived. She had a vague suspicion that something was wrong.
  • scores of: Scores of volunteers offered to help.
  • to an (some) extent: To a certain extent, I was relieved.
Подробный ответ

A.

deny — отрицать
glorious — великолепный, изумительный, славный
image — образ, представление
masterpiece — шедевр
recognize — узнавать
recognition — 1) признание; 2) узнавание
sincere — искренний
trend — направление
vague — неясный, нечёткий, туманный
scores of — множество
to an (some) extent — до известной степени

B.

deny (denied): to deny the fact. He denies that he has ever seen her. Do you deny this to be your writing?

glorious: a glorious day, a glorious victory, glorious works of architecture. This poem praises a glorious military victory.

image: to create images, to have a clear image of something. We produce books, which give positive images of disabled people. Those were images of strange-looking animals.

masterpiece: Leonardo’s masterpiece, a masterpiece of medieval architecture. St Paul’s Cathedral is a masterpiece of classical architecture.

recognize (BrE recognise): to learn to recognize, to recognize somebody by something, to be recognized. I easily recognized her by her red hair. He recognized the man as one of the police officers.

recognition: 1) without recognition, recognition by/from one’s colleagues, a lack of recognition, to struggle for recognition. She has worked hard but without recognition. 2) Illness has changed him beyond recognition.

sincere: a sincere answer, sincere feelings, sincere words. I want to express my sincere apologies for what I said.

trend: a dominant trend, a healthy trend, a fashion trend, a trend to/towards something, a trend in something. Current trends suggest that car traffic will continue to grow. What can you say about the latest trends in popular music?

vague: a vague idea, a vague impression, a vague recollection, a vague suspicion. He had only a vague idea of where she lived. She had a vague suspicion that something was wrong.

scores of: Scores of volunteers offered to help.

to an (some) extent: To a certain extent, I was relieved.



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