Irregular Verbs
Слов: 284
write, wrote, written/raɪt, roʊt, 'rɪtən/
писать
To make marks or symbols on a surface, such as paper, using a pen, pencil, or other writing tool. Writing is a way to communicate and express thoughts, ideas, and information.
write book― collocation
write letter― collocation
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wring /rɪŋ/
скручивать; выжимать
To twist or squeeze something, usually with your hands, in order to remove liquid or to make it dry. It means to apply pressure to something in order to extract or manipulate it.
wring hands― collocation
wring out― collocation
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withstand /wɪðˈstænd/
выдержать
to remain strong or unharmed in the face of something difficult or dangerous.
withstand attack― collocation
withstand scrutiny― collocation
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withhold /wɪðˈhəʊld/
не сообщать, утаивать
удерживать
to keep back or not give something that is expected or owed.
withhold taxes― collocation
withhold information― collocation
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withdraw /wɪðˈdrɔː/
снять; отозвать
To take back or remove something that was previously given or allowed. It means to retract or pull back something that was previously offered or granted.
Withdraw or we'll resume firing.Nothing can withstand that blast.― User
When the adjudicator arrives you will withdraw your ridiculous accusations. they teach you how to withstand interrogation― User
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wind, wound, wound/wɪnd, wund, wund/
ветер
наматывать
заводить
The movement of air. It can be a gentle breeze or a strong gust. It can also mean to twist or turn something, like winding up a toy.
trade wind― collocation
second wind― collocation
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win, won, won/wɪn, wʌn, wʌn/ 🙂
победа; выигрывать
To be the victor in a competition or game. It means to come out on top and be successful.
win war― collocation
win prize― collocation
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wet /wet/
мокрый
Something that is covered or soaked with water or another liquid. It means that something is not dry and has moisture on its surface.
wet dream― collocation
get wet― collocation
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weep, wept, wept/wiːp, wɛpt, wɛpt/
плакать
To cry or shed tears, usually because of sadness or strong emotions. It means to express sadness or sorrow through tears.
weep uncontrollably― collocation
shoulder to weep on― collocation
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wed /wed/
жениться; вступить в брак
take in marriage
get wed― collocation
newly wed― collocation
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weave /wiːv/
плести; ткать
ткань; вплетать; наращивание волос
the process of interlacing two or more strands of material together to form a fabric or pattern.
weave tale― collocation
weave basket― collocation
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wear, wore, worn/weə, wɔːr, wɔːn/
носить
износ, изнашиваться
To have something on your body, such as clothes or accessories. It means to put something on and have it covering or adorning your body.
wear jeans― collocation
wear hat― collocation
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waylay /weɪˈleɪ/
подстерегать; устраивать засаду
To stop someone unexpectedly, often to talk to them or to surprise them. It can mean to wait for someone and then approach them suddenly.
Don't waylay me; I'm in a hurry.
He waylays joggers to sell fake watches.
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wake, woke, woken/weɪk, wəʊk, ˈwəʊkən/
просыпаться
To stop sleeping and become conscious. It is what happens when you open your eyes and become aware of your surroundings after sleeping.
wake-up call― collocation
wake up― collocation
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upset /ˌʌpˈset/ 🙁
расстроенный; огорченный; сбитый с толку
Feeling sad, disappointed, or angry about something. It can also describe a situation or event that causes these negative emotions.
easily upset― collocation
upset stomach― collocation
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uprise /ʌpˈraɪz/ 🙂
восстание; подъем
To rise up or stand up against something, often to fight for a cause or to show that you want change. It means people coming together to make their voices heard or to take action.
He has uprisen against the invaders.― User
They uprose in arms against the represser.― User
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uphold /ʌpˈhəʊld/
поддерживать; соблюдать
to support or defend something, usually a law or rule.
uphold tradition― collocation
uphold law― collocation
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upheave /ʌpˈhiːv/
поднимать; вздымать
To lift or move something up with a lot of force. It can also mean to cause a big change or disturbance in a place or situation.
The scandal will upheave the entire industry.
Upheaving the floor revealed hidden cables.
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unwind /ʌnˈwaɪnd/ 🙂
размотать, отдохнуть
расслабиться; раскручивать
To relax or become less tense.
fully unwind― collocation
unwind after― collocation
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unweave /ʌnˈwiːv/
распускать; расплетать
To take something apart that is woven, like a piece of cloth or a basket. It means to remove the threads or pieces that are joined together.
We were unweaving the rope all day.
Unweaving takes a lot of patience.
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