Упр.22 Unit 1 ГДЗ English Михеева 11 класс
You know the words in column A. Read the sentences and say what the words in column B mean. Look them up in a dictionary if necessary.
- The rain is so annoying, it prevents you from doing so many things.
- The cucumbers taste bitter. How annoying!
- If you say something earnestly, you say it very seriously; if you do something earnestly, you do it in a thorough and serious way intending to succeed.
- I say this in all earnestness.
- The wind was blowing fiercely, and the clouds threatened rain.
- The kimono was made to fit a child.
- The punishment must always fit a crime.
- The pencils fit neatly into the box.
- It seemed entirely fitting that she should be wearing black.
- I didn’t think it fitting to ask James about his daughter’s death.
- The general public remained totally ignorant of the danger.
- You can’t imagine what an ignoramus I am, not knowing the things I should by all means know.
- Incidentally, what are the travel arrangements for tonight?
- He mentioned the problem with his partner only incidentally.
- She was filled with indignation at the conditions under which they were forced to work.
- The article was insulting to the Melvil family.
- His plan is meeting a lot of resistance.
- Some people are very resistant to the idea of exercise.
- The roar of traffic was unbearable.
- The roaring waterfall looked magnificent.
- Swearing and using swearwords are considered offensive and shocking by most people.
1. annoying — causing irritation or annoyance
2. bitter — having a sharp, unpleasant taste
3. earnestly — seriously and sincerely; with effort and determination
4. earnestness — seriousness and sincerity
5. fiercely — violently, strongly, or intensely
6. fit — to be the right size or shape for something
7. fit — to be suitable or appropriate
8. fit — to go into a space exactly
9. fitting — suitable or appropriate
10. fitting — suitable; proper
11. ignorant — not knowing or not aware of something
12. ignoramus — an ignorant person; someone who knows very little
13. incidentally — by the way; as a side remark
14. incidentally — in a minor or unimportant way; as a side point
15. indignation — strong anger because something is unfair or wrong
16. insulting — rude and offensive; showing disrespect
17. resistance — opposition; refusal to accept or support something
18. resistant — not easily affected by something; able to resist
19. unbearable — too bad, painful, or unpleasant to endure
20. roaring — making a loud, deep, continuous sound
21. offensive — rude, insulting, or shocking
