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Moonbound

6.5 2021 Слов: 383

Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Ali Samadi Ahadi
Ali Samadi Ahadi
Arne Nolting
Jacob Banigan
Stephan Benson
David Daria
take vengeance /teɪk ˈvɛndʒəns/
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отомстить; свести счеты
To hurt someone or do something bad to them because they did something bad to you first. It means trying to get even or pay someone back for a wrong they committed so that they feel the same pain or trouble they caused.
take vengeance on someone  

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take vengeance for something  

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reward you handsomely /rɪˈwɔːd juː ˈhænsəmli/
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щедро вознаградить вас
To give someone a very large and very good prize or a lot of money because they did something helpful or worked very hard. It means the person will get much more than just a little bit of thanks; they will get something special that makes them feel very happy and rich.
reward you handsomely for your efforts  

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will reward you handsomely  

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use disabled parking /juːz dɪsˈeɪbəld ˈpɑːkɪŋ/
использовать парковку для инвалидов; парковаться на местах для инвалидов
To leave a car in a special spot that is saved for people who have a hard time walking or moving their bodies. These spots are usually very close to the door of a store or building to help people who are hurt or use a wheelchair get inside more easily.
authorized to use disabled parking  

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eligible to use disabled parking  

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admit defeat /ədˈmɪt dɪˈfiːt/
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признать поражение; признать себя побежденным; сложить оружие
To stop trying to win because you know you cannot win. It means you tell yourself and others that you have lost a game, a fight, or a hard job. You give up and let the other side be the winner.
ready to admit defeat  

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finally admit defeat  

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high five /haɪ faɪv/
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дай пять; дать пять
A way to show you are happy or to say "good job" by raising your hand and hitting your open palm against another person's open palm. It is a friendly action people do when they win a game or feel excited together.
leave someone hanging on a high five  

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exchange a high five  

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driving me nuts /ˈdraɪvɪŋ miː nʌts/
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сводит меня с ума; действует мне на нервы
Making someone feel very annoyed, frustrated, or upset. It means something is bothering a person so much that they feel like they are losing their patience or becoming a little bit crazy because of it.
something is driving me nuts  

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stop driving me nuts  

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do his bookkeeping /duː hɪz ˈbʊkˌkiːpɪŋ/
вести его бухгалтерию; заниматься его счетоводством
The act of writing down and keeping track of all the money a person spends and all the money they get. It means making a careful list of every dollar to make sure the math is correct and no money is lost.
hire someone to do his bookkeeping  

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stop doing his bookkeeping  

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honey bunny /ˈhʌni ˈbʌni/
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зайка; солнышко
A very sweet and kind name you call someone you love very much, like a family member or a close friend. It means you think they are cute, soft, and special to you, just like a little rabbit or sweet honey.
call someone honey bunny  

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my sweet honey bunny  

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take revenge /teɪk rɪˈvendʒ /
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отомстить; взять реванш
To do something bad to someone because they did something bad to you first. It means you want to make them feel hurt or sad like they made you feel.
Why take revenge when you can rise above it?  
Families used to take revenge in old feuds.  
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swiftest companion /ˈswɪftɪst kəmˈpænjən/
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самый быстрый спутник; быстрейший товарищ
A friend or a person who stays by your side and moves at a very high speed. This is someone who is the fastest at running or traveling compared to everyone else and spends a lot of time with you.
remain a swiftest companion  

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become the swiftest companion  

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a tad overcharged /ə tæd ˌəʊvəˈtʃɑːdʒd/
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немного переплатил; слегка обсчитали
A small amount more than the fair or right price for something you bought. It means you had to pay a little bit too much money to get an item or a service.
be a tad overcharged for the service  

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think the bill is a tad overcharged  

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snoring underdog /ˈsnɔːrɪŋ ˈʌndədɒɡ/
темная лошадка
A person who is expected to lose a game or a fight because they seem weak or quiet, like they are sleeping. It means someone who does not look like a winner right now but might surprise everyone and win later when they wake up and try hard.
remind someone of a snoring underdog  

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the sound of a snoring underdog  

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in the lead /ɪn ðə liːd/
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впереди; лидирующий
Being in the first place during a race, a game, or a contest. It means you are ahead of everyone else and winning at this moment.
the candidate in the lead  

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be comfortably in the lead  

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take a deep breath /teɪk ə diːp breθ/
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сделать глубокий вдох
To inhale deeply, filling the lungs with air.
Take a deep breath before singing.  
She was taking a deep breath during yoga.  
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one and only /wʌn ənd ˈəʊnli/
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единственный и неповторимый
The one and only, unique.
He is my one and only.  
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are too chicken /ɑː tuː ˈtʃɪkɪn/
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трусишь; кишка тонка
Being very afraid or scared to do something that might be scary or dangerous. It means a person does not have enough courage to try something because they are worried about what might happen.
say you are too chicken  

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acting like you are too chicken  

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in your shoes /ɪn jɔː ʃuːz/
на твоем месте; в твоей шкуре
Being in the same situation as another person. It means you are trying to understand how someone else feels by thinking about what you would do if you had their problems or their life.
if I were in your shoes  

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glad not to be in your shoes  

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empty-handed /ˌɛmptiˈhændɪd/
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с пустыми руками; несолоно хлебавши
Having nothing in your hands to show for your work or your trip. It means you did not get what you wanted to find, or you did not bring a gift to a party when you were supposed to. It is the feeling of coming back with zero things after you tried very hard to get something.
leave someone empty-handed  

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return empty-handed  

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hosting a banquet /ˈhəʊstɪŋ ə ˈbæŋkwɪt/
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устраивать банкет; принимать гостей на банкете
Having a very large and special meal for many people to celebrate something important. It means you are the person in charge of the party, providing lots of good food and drinks at big tables for all your guests to enjoy together.
the cost of hosting a banquet  

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succeed in hosting a banquet  

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all of a sudden /ɔːl əv ə ˈsʌdn̩ /
внезапно
Suddenly or unexpectedly; happening quickly and without warning.
The baby woke up all of a sudden.  
We heard a scream all of a sudden.  
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