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Maya the Bee: The Golden Orb

6.5 2021 Слов: 263

Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Noel Cleary
Adrian Bickenbach
Noel Cleary
Fin Edquist
Coco Jack Gillies
Benson Jack Anthony
Jimmy James Eaton

When Maya, a headstrong little bee, and her best friend Willi, rescue an ant princess they find themselves in the middle of an epic bug battle that will take them to strange new worlds and test their friendship to its limits.

Любознательная пчёлка Майя и её лучший друг Вилли случайно оказываются в центре большой тайны. Им предстоит помочь муравьишке доставить Золотую сферу, за которой охотятся коварные жуки‑носороги. По ходу путешествия друзья спасают лесное царство насекомых. А так же доказывают, что смелость и верность помогают справиться с любой бедой.

Просмотр «Maya the Bee: The Golden Orb» в оригинале помогает детям освоить лексику о природе и насекомых в увлекательной форме. Простые диалоги героев облегчают понимание английской речи на слух и помогают запоминать фразы. А яркий сюжет про дружбу и приключения удерживает интерес ребёнка.  Так изучение языка становится не уроком, а частью захватывающей истории.

beyond the realms /bɪˈjɒnd ðə rɛlmz/
за гранью; вне пределов
Something that is far away from what is normal or possible. It means a thing is so strange, big, or special that it does not fit into the world we know or the rules we usually follow. It is like something from a dream or a place that is very far away where everything is different.
beyond the realms of possibility  

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beyond the realms of experience  

― collocation

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rumba out /ˈrʌmbə aʊt/
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уйти пританцовывая; выпорхнуть
To leave a place in a very happy and lively way, often moving your body as if you are dancing to music. It means you are going away with a lot of energy and joy, making it look like you are having a fun time while you walk out the door.
rumba out onto the floor  

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rumba out in style  

― collocation

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tickle fight /ˈtɪkl faɪt/
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бой щекотки; щекотушки
A game where two or more people try to touch each other's bodies in sensitive spots, like under the arms or on the stomach, to make them laugh and squirm. It is a playful way to have fun with friends or family members, usually ending with everyone laughing and feeling happy.
lose a tickle fight  

― collocation

playful tickle fight  

― collocation

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a little picky-nicky /ə ˈlɪtl ˈpɪki ˈnɪki/
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привередливый; разборчивый
A person who is very careful about what they choose or what they like to eat. They might only want things to be a certain way and will say no to things that are not exactly how they want them. It is a way to describe someone who is hard to please because they care too much about small details.
sound a little picky-nicky  

― collocation

become a little picky-nicky  

― collocation

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soaking wet /ˈsəʊkɪŋ wet/
мокрый как мышь
Very wet, usually referring to being drenched in water.
She was soaking wet and shivering in the downpour.  
Everything in the backpack got soaking wet.  
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be cross at /biː krɒs æt/
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сердиться на; дуться на
To feel angry or annoyed with someone. It means you are upset with a person because they did something you did not like or because they broke a rule. When you are cross, you might have a grumpy face or speak in a way that shows you are not happy with them.
be cross at yourself  

― collocation

be cross at someone  

― collocation

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wanted poster /ˈwɒntɪd ˈpəʊstə/
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объявление о розыске
A large piece of paper with a picture of a person on it that the police are trying to find. It usually says what the person did wrong and offers money to anyone who helps catch them. These papers are put in public places so everyone can see the face of the person who is in trouble with the law.
stare at a wanted poster  

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put up a wanted poster  

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go in circles /ɡəʊ ɪn ˈsɜːkəlz/
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ходить по кругу; топтаться на месте
To move around and around in a shape like a ring, returning to the same place where you started. It also means to spend a lot of time trying to solve a problem or finish a task without getting any closer to the end because you keep repeating the same mistakes or ideas.
feel like you're going in circles  

― collocation

be going in circles  

― collocation

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🪞 Figurative meaning
on the case /ɒn ðə keɪs/
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за работой; вплотную заниматься вопросом
Working hard to solve a problem or finish a job. It means someone is paying very close attention to a task and is doing everything they can to make sure it gets done correctly and quickly.
put someone on the case  

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get on the case  

― collocation

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a royal leader /ə ˈrɔɪəl ˈliːdə/
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монарх; венценосец
A person who is born into a special family that rules over a country, like a king or a queen. They wear a crown, live in a big palace, and make important rules for all the people who live in their land.
the role of a royal leader  

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serve as a royal leader  

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vigorous selection process /ˈvɪɡərəs sɪˈlɛkʃən ˈprəʊsɛs/
жесткий процесс отбора; тщательный отбор
A very hard and careful way of picking the best person or thing from a group. It means many people look at everything very closely and ask many difficult questions to make sure they choose only the strongest or smartest one.
undergo a vigorous selection process  

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a rigorous and vigorous selection process  

― collocation

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be my guest /biː maɪ ɡest/
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будьте как дома; не стесняйтесь; пожалуйста; на здоровье; ради бога
You are welcome to do something, feel free to do it.
Skip the line ahead; be my guest.  
Order the expensive wine; be my guest.  
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be a pal /biː ə pæl/
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будь другом; сделай одолжение
A friendly way to ask someone to do a small favor or help you out. It means you are asking the person to act like a good friend by being kind and giving you a hand with something you need.
ask someone to be a pal  

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be a pal and listen  

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tribe leader /traɪb ˈliːdə/
вождь племени; старейшина
The most important person in a group of people who live together and share the same family history, language, and rules. This person is the boss who makes big choices for everyone, helps solve problems between members, and keeps the group safe and organized.
consult the tribe leader  

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respect the tribe leader  

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a perilous undertaking /ə ˈpɛrɪləs ˌʌndəˈteɪkɪŋ/
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опасное предприятие; рискованная затея
A very scary and dangerous job or task that someone tries to do. It means that something bad could happen or someone could get hurt while they are working on it because it is not safe at all.
be a perilous undertaking  

― collocation

embark on a perilous undertaking  

― collocation

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join forces /dʒɔɪn ˈfɔːsɪz/
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объединить усилия
To work together with others to achieve a common goal.
Nations must join forces during emergencies.  
They joined forces in the fight for justice.  
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a firm grip /ə fɜːm ɡrɪp/
крепкая хватка; сильное рукопожатие
Holding onto something very tightly and strongly with your hands so that it does not fall or move away. It means you have a lot of power in your fingers and arms to keep a good hold on an object or another person's hand.
get a firm grip on  

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keep a firm grip  

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hand it over /hænd ɪt ˈəʊvə/
отдай это; гони сюда
Give something to another person right now. It means you must let go of what you are holding and put it into someone else's hands because they asked for it or told you to do it.
order someone to hand it over  

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hand it over immediately  

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fail this mission /feɪl ðɪs ˈmɪʃən/
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Провалить это задание
To not finish a special job or a task that you were supposed to do. It means you did not reach the goal you were working toward, and the work you were doing did not end in a good way.
fail this mission spectacularly  

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risk failing this mission  

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have good intentions /hæv ɡʊd ɪnˈtɛnʃənz/
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иметь благие намерения; хотеть как лучше
A person wants to do something kind or helpful for others, even if the result does not turn out the way they planned. It means the person has a heart that is trying to be nice and they are not trying to cause any trouble or hurt anyone's feelings.
have good intentions  

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start with good intentions  

― collocation

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