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Упр.5 Unit 2 Секция 1 ГДЗ English Михеева 9 класс
Михеева, Афанасьева
9 класс
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Упр.5 Unit 2 Секция 1 ГДЗ English Михеева 9 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Михеева, Афанасьева 9 класс, Дрофа: 5 Learn some new words. Listen to the tape and repeat cheerful — веселый, радостный feel — чувствовать peaceful — мирный whisper — 1) n шепот; 2) v шептать lonely — одинокий alone — один strange — 1)странный; 2) незнакомый treasure — сокровище wise — мудрый wisdom — мудрость enter — входить fascinating — пленительный, захватывающий enjoy oneself — приятно проводить время feel at home — чувствовать себя как дома cheerful (adj): а cheerful person, а cheerful smile. Stephen was such а cheerful child! The children were singing а cheerful pop song which I hadn’t heard before. peaceful (adj): to look peaceful, to be peaceful, a peaceful atmosphere. We spent a peaceful evening by the river, whisper: (n) to say in a whisper. She said it in a whisper so I couldn’t hear, (u) The children were whispering in the corner, feel (felt, felt) (v): to feel bad, to feel well, to feel pleased. She always feels happy when she comes home. lonely (adj): a lonely old woman, a lonely pine tree. James has been very lonely since his wife died. alone (adj), (adv): to be alone, to leave sb alone. Alice lives alone. You alone can do it. Time alone will show who is right. Leave me alone, I’m tired and I don’t want to discuss it. strange (adj): a strange place. What is that strange noise? The name is strange to me, I have never heard it before, treasure (n): a real treasure, art treasures. “Treasure Island” is an adventure story by Robert Louis Stevenson. A treasure-house: This place is a real treasure-house of books. wise (adj): a wise professor, a wise behaviour, wise advice. I don’t think it’s wise to teach Alan at home, wisdom (n): His answer shows his wisdom. enter (u): to enter the hall, to enter the house. Please enter the cottage by the back door. If you enter the university, you become a student. enjoy oneself (u): We all enjoyed ourselves at the movies. Ann enjoyed herself at the party. feel at home: Whenever I visit your family, they always make me feel at home. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Подробный ответ

cheerful — веселый, радостный

feel — чувствовать

peaceful — мирный

whisper — 1) n шепот; 2) v шептать

lonely — одинокий

alone — один

strange — 1) странный; 2) незнакомый

treasure — сокровище

wise — мудрый

wisdom — мудрость

enter — входить

fascinating — пленительный, захватывающий

enjoy oneself — приятно проводить время

feel at home — чувствовать себя как дома

cheerful (adj): a cheerful person, a cheerful smile. Stephen was such a cheerful child! The children were singing a cheerful pop song which I hadn’t heard before.

peaceful (adj): to look peaceful, to be peaceful, a peaceful atmosphere. We spent a peaceful evening by the river.

whisper: (n) to say in a whisper. She said it in a whisper so I couldn’t hear. (v) The children were whispering in the corner.

feel (felt, felt) (v): to feel bad, to feel well, to feel pleased. She always feels happy when she comes home.

lonely (adj): a lonely old woman, a lonely pine tree. James has been very lonely since his wife died.

alone (adj), (adv): to be alone, to leave sb alone. Alice lives alone. You alone can do it. Time alone will show who is right. Leave me alone, I’m tired and I don’t want to discuss it.

strange (adj): a strange place. What is that strange noise? The name is strange to me, I have never heard it before.

treasure (n): a real treasure, art treasures. “Treasure Island” is an adventure story by Robert Louis Stevenson. A treasure-house: This place is a real treasure-house of books.

wise (adj): a wise professor, wise behaviour, wise advice. I don’t think it’s wise to teach Alan at home.

wisdom (n): His answer shows his wisdom.

enter (v): to enter the hall, to enter the house. Please enter the cottage by the back door. If you enter the university, you become a student.

enjoy oneself (v): We all enjoyed ourselves at the movies. Ann enjoyed herself at the party.

feel at home: Whenever I visit your family, they always make me feel at home.



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