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g-rated /ˈdʒiː ˌreɪtɪd / 🙂
подходящий для просмотра всеми возрастами
Suitable for all audiences, especially children, with nothing inappropriate or offensive.
G-rated movie― collocation
It's a fun, G-rated adventure for everyone.
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impregnable /ɪmˈpreɡnəbəl/ 🙂
неприступный
Something that is very strong and cannot be easily broken into or conquered. It is extremely difficult for anyone or anything to get through or defeat it.
seem impregnable― collocation
Their alibi remained impregnable under questioning.
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silly /ˈsɪli/
глупый; глупо
Acting in a funny or foolish way. It means that someone is not being serious and is doing something that makes people laugh.
silly question― collocation
silly mistake― collocation
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realize /ˈrɪəlaɪz/ 🙂
осознавать; понимать
To become aware or understand something that was not previously known or understood. It can also mean to make something happen or come true.
come to realize― collocation
realize your dream― collocation
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nope /nəʊp/
нет; неа
A casual way of saying "no" or indicating disagreement. It is a short and informal word used to express a negative response or to reject something.
nope out― collocation
just nope― collocation
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exciting /ɪkˈsaɪtɪŋ/ 🙂
захватывающий
Describing something that gives you strong interest, pleasure, or a sense of adventure.
exciting news― collocation
The race promises exciting finishes.
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gem /dʒem/ 🙂
драгоценный камень; жемчужина
A precious or valuable stone that is often used in jewelry. These stones can be different colors and have different properties. Examples include diamonds, rubies, and emeralds.
real gem person― collocation
gem stone― collocation
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skyline /ˈskaɪlaɪn/
силуэт города; линия горизонта
The outline or shape made by buildings, mountains, or other structures against the sky. It is the view of the city or landscape when looking at it from a distance.
stunning skyline― collocation
city skyline― collocation
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annoyed /əˈnɔɪd/ 🙁
раздраженный
Feeling bothered, irritated, or frustrated by something or someone. It is a mild form of anger or displeasure.
He was annoyed by the constant noise from the construction site.― User
grow annoyed― collocation
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pavement /ˈpeɪvmənt/
тротуар; мостовая
walk consisting of a paved area for pedestrians; usually beside a street or roadway
After the rain, puddles formed on the uneven pavement.― User
The pavement was hot to the touch under the summer sun.― User
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arrange /əˈreɪndʒ/
организовывать, устраивать
To put things in a certain order or organize them in a specific way. It means to plan or set up something in a particular manner.
They arranged to meet at the coffee shop at noon.― User
She arranged the flowers in a vase beautifully.― User
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along /əˈlɒŋ/
вдоль; вместе; вперед
Moving forward or in a line; being together with someone or something.
She searched along the shelves for her favorite book.― User
Flowers were planted along the path, adding color to the walkway.― User
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decide /dɪˈsaɪd/
решать; принимать решение
To make a choice or come to a conclusion after thinking about different options. It means to pick one thing over another.
They need to decide where to go on vacation by the end of the week.― User
After much thought, she decided to take the job offer.― User
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past tense /ˈpɑːst tens/
прошедшее время
A grammatical form used to talk about things that happened before now.
She corrected the document to ensure all verbs were in the past tense.― User
Learning the past tense in a new language can be challenging.― User
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mad /mæd/ 🙁
сумасшедший; злой; безумный
Feeling very angry or upset. It means that someone is really, really angry or upset about something.
The coach was mad about the team's lack of effort during practice.― User
She got mad when she saw the mess in the kitchen.― User
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relatives /ˈrelətɪvz/
родственники
People in your family. They may be connected to you by blood or marriage and can include your parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and more. They share a common ancestry.
They shared old photos and stories with their younger relatives.― User
During the holidays, his house was filled with visiting relatives.― User
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go for a walk /ɡəʊ fər ə ˈwɔːk/ 🙂
пойти на прогулку
To go outside and take a leisurely stroll, usually for enjoyment or exercise. It means to move your body by putting one foot in front of the other, usually on a path or sidewalk.
Go for a walk to clear your head.
They're going for a walk on the beach.
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yet /jet/
ещё; уже; всё ещё
A word used to talk about something that has not happened or been done up until now. It means that something is expected to happen or be done in the future.
as yet― collocation
yet another― collocation
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chat /tʃæt/
чат; болтовня; разговор
болтать
народ
An informal conversation between two or more people. It can happen in person or through electronic means like texting or messaging. People use this kind of talk to share information, ideas, or simply be friendly.
User: a group of people
casual chat― collocation
online chat― collocation
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hurry /ˈhʌri/ 🙂
спешить; торопиться
To move or do something quickly or in a rush. It means to not waste time and to do things as fast as possible.
hurry up― collocation
in a hurry― collocation
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