Упр.4 Unit 4 Секция 4 ГДЗ English Михеева 9 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Михеева, Афанасьева 9 класс, Дрофа: 4 Learn some new words. Listen to the tape and repeat. A. preserve — сохранять deed — дело, поступок claim — 1) заявить права на что-то, востребовать; 2) утверждать, заявлять likely — вероятно unemployed — безработный tear — рвать date — встречаться c кем-то, назначать свидание stupid — глупый worry — беспокоиться, волноваться citizen — гражданин exist — существовать allow — разрешать, позволять B. preserve (v): to preserve customs, to preserve food, to preserve sth for future generations. The ancient Egyptians knew how to preserve dead bodies. I think these interesting customs should be preserved. We put food into the fridge to preserve it. deed (n): a good deed, heroic deeds. John promises to do one good deed every day. You did a good deed by helping the old man. claim (u): to claim something, to claim falsely. Did anyone claim the lost umbrella? Nigel claimed that he had done all the work without help. likely (adv): most likely, very likely. Tony will most likely win the competition. To be likely/unlikely to do something. He is likely to win the game. They are unlikely to arrive that early. unemployed (adj): unemployed men, unemployed people. The factory closed and there were a lot of unemployed people in the area. tear (tore, torn) (v): to tear a dress on a nail, to tear a page out of one’s notebook, to tear something up. Andrew tore his shirt when he was climbing over the fence. I tore the envelope open. Bob has torn off a sheet from the pad of paper. date (u): to date somebody. I dated Caroline during last summer. Jane and me have been dating for half a year. stupid (adj): to feel stupid, to look stupid, a very stupid thing to do. I felt really stupid when I understood what had happened. That was just a stupid plan. worry (o): to worry somebody; to worry about somebody/something. Stop worrying, dad, we’ll be fine. Don’t worry the driver with unnecessary questions. citizen (n): to be a good citizen. We should teach our students to be good citizens. exist (u): to exist somewhere. Does life exist on this planet? A person cannot exist for long without water. allow (u): to allow doing sth, to be allowed to do something. Do they allow smoking in the cinema? — Certainly not. Will you allow me to use your bicycle? Jack is not allowed to go to the forest alone. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

preserve — сохранять

deed — дело, поступок

claim — 1) заявить права на что-то, востребовать; 2) утверждать, заявлять

likely — вероятно

unemployed — безработный

tear — рвать

date — встречаться с кем-то, назначать свидание

stupid — глупый

worry — беспокоиться, волноваться

citizen — гражданин

exist — существовать

allow — разрешать, позволять

preserve (v): to preserve customs, to preserve food, to preserve sth for future generations. The ancient Egyptians knew how to preserve dead bodies. I think these interesting customs should be preserved. We put food into the fridge to preserve it.

deed (n): a good deed, heroic deeds. John promises to do one good deed every day. You did a good deed by helping the old man.

claim (u): to claim something, to claim falsely. Did anyone claim the lost umbrella? Nigel claimed that he had done all the work without help.

likely (adv): most likely, very likely. Tony will most likely win the competition. To be likely/unlikely to do something. He is likely to win the game. They are unlikely to arrive that early.

unemployed (adj): unemployed men, unemployed people. The factory closed and there were a lot of unemployed people in the area.

tear (tore, torn) (v): to tear a dress on a nail, to tear a page out of one’s notebook, to tear something up. Andrew tore his shirt when he was climbing over the fence. I tore the envelope open. Bob has torn off a sheet from the pad of paper.

date (u): to date somebody. I dated Caroline during last summer. Jane and me have been dating for half a year.

stupid (adj): to feel stupid, to look stupid, a very stupid thing to do. I felt really stupid when I understood what had happened. That was just a stupid plan.

worry (o): to worry somebody; to worry about somebody/something. Stop worrying, dad, we’ll be fine. Don’t worry the driver with unnecessary questions.

citizen (n): to be a good citizen. We should teach our students to be good citizens.

exist (u): to exist somewhere. Does life exist on this planet? A person cannot exist for long without water.

allow (u): to allow doing sth, to be allowed to do something. Do they allow smoking in the cinema? — Certainly not. Will you allow me to use your bicycle? Jack is not allowed to go to the forest alone.