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Упр.5 Юнит 3 Step 7 ГДЗ Rainbow English 9 класс
Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева
9 класс
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Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева

Упр.5 Юнит 3 Step 7 ГДЗ Rainbow English 9 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева 9 класс, Дрофа: 5 Listen and read.
A.
aim — цель
flight — полёт; авиарейс
generation — поколение
huge — огромный
launch— запускать (внебо) , спускать (наводу)
memorable — памятный
prove [pru:v] — 1) доказывать; 2) оказываться
satisfy — удовлетворять
B.
aim: somebody’saim, toachieveyouraim. The aim of this project is to help the patients of our hospital. I knew very well how to achieve my main aim and become a doctor.
flight: a long flight, a flight from Moscow to London, to be on the flight. Gagarin’s flight into space took only about an hour and a half. There are only three flights a day to Novosibirsk from Domodedovo Airport.
generation: the older generation, the younger generation, the generation gap. Three generations of the family live together in this old house. The generation gap may become a real problem and not allow different generations to understand each other.
huge: a huge castle, a huge country, huge success. She arrived at the airport carrying two huge bags. The new play was a huge success. We are faced with a huge problem.
launch: to launch a rocket into space, to launch a new ship, to launch a new project. Weather satellites are launched into space regularly. The party has launched a campaign to raise $ 100, 000.
memorable: a memorable day, a memorable journey. Our trip to Rome was really memorable. Last autumn was full of memorable events. We want to make this a truly memorable holiday for our children.
prove: 1) to prove something to somebody. She wanted to prove to her parents that she could live on her own. How can you prove that you are telling the truth? 2) His decision proved to be a good one. The disease proved very serious. The operation on her broken arm proved a complete success.
satisfy: to satisfy somebody, to satisfy one’s hunger, to be satisfied with something. John’s progress at school satisfies both his parents and his teachers. A sandwich was not enough to satisfy his hunger. It is impossible to satisfy everyone.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Подробный ответ

aim — цель

flight — полёт; авиарейс

generation — поколение

huge — огромный

launch — запускать (в небо), спускать (на воду)

memorable — памятный

prove — 1) доказывать; 2) оказываться

satisfy — удовлетворять

aim: somebody’s aim, to achieve your aim. The aim of this project is to help the patients of our hospital. I knew very well how to achieve my main aim and become a doctor.

flight: a long flight, a flight from Moscow to London, to be on the flight. Gagarin’s flight into space took only about an hour and a half. There are only three flights a day to Novosibirsk from Domodedovo Airport.

generation: the older generation, the younger generation, the generation gap. Three generations of the family live together in this old house. The generation gap may become a real problem and not allow different generations to understand each other.

huge: a huge castle, a huge country, huge success. She arrived at the airport carrying two huge bags. The new play was a huge success. We are faced with a huge problem.

launch: to launch a rocket into space, to launch a new ship, to launch a new project. Weather satellites are launched into space regularly. The party has launched a campaign to raise $100,000.

memorable: a memorable day, a memorable journey. Our trip to Rome was really memorable. Last autumn was full of memorable events. We want to make this a truly memorable holiday for our children.

prove: 1) to prove something to somebody. She wanted to prove to her parents that she could live on her own. How can you prove that you are telling the truth? 2) His decision proved to be a good one. The disease proved very serious. The operation on her broken arm proved a complete success.

satisfy: to satisfy somebody, to satisfy one’s hunger, to be satisfied with something. John’s progress at school satisfies both his parents and his teachers. A sandwich was not enough to satisfy his hunger. It is impossible to satisfy everyone.



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