Noisy Neighbours
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neighbour /ˈneɪbə/
сосед
A person who lives near you, usually in the same building or on the same street. They can be friendly and helpful.
neighbour next door― collocation
good neighbour― collocation
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make a lot of noise /meɪk ə lɒt əv nɔɪz/
поднимать шум; шуметь
To create a loud sound or many sounds, often in a way that is hard to ignore. This can happen when people are talking loudly, playing music, or making sounds with objects. It means there is a lot of commotion or disturbance.
They're making a lot of noise fixing the roof.
Thunder made a lot of noise during the storm.
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very loud /ˈveri laʊd/
очень громко; чересчур громко
A way to describe a sound that is much louder than normal. It means the noise can be heard from far away and can be hard to ignore.
The motorcycle engine is very loud.
It's very loud in the stadium.
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have the tv on /ˈhæv ðə ˌtiːˈviː ɒn/
turn on the tv; включить тв
To keep the television turned on so that it is showing programs or movies. It means the TV is working and you can see or hear what is playing.
I like to have the TV on while I cook.
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argue /ˈɑːɡjuː/
спорить; ссориться
To speak angrily to someone because you do not agree with them.
argue back― collocation
argue about― collocation
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play loud music /pleɪ laʊd ˈmjuːzɪk /
играть громкую музыку
To make music very loud so that many people can hear it. This can happen at parties, concerts, or when someone wants to have fun and enjoy the sound.
Cars playing loud music zoomed down the street.
We will play loud music at the block party.
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have noisy parties /hæv ˈnɔɪzi ˈpɑːtiz/
устраивать шумные вечеринки; проводить шумные вечеринки
To host or throw gatherings where there is a lot of loud sound, music, and people talking. These parties can be fun and lively, but they can also disturb others nearby who may want quiet.
Having noisy parties got them kicked out.
Frat houses are known for having noisy parties.
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bark /bɑːk/
лай; кора дерева
The sound that a dog makes. It is a loud, sharp noise that dogs use to communicate or to warn others.
I will bark like a dog.
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practice the piano /ˈpræktɪs ðə piˈænəʊ/ 🙂
практиковаться на пианино; заниматься игрой на пианино
To play the piano regularly to get better at it. It means spending time learning songs, improving skills, and becoming more comfortable with the instrument.
Stop practicing the piano so late!
I'm too tired to practice the piano.
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cry /kraɪ/
плакать; крик
To have tears come out of your eyes because you are sad, hurt, or upset.
cry out― collocation
have a cry― collocation
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next door /ˌnekst dɔː/
по соседству; рядом
The place that is very close to your home, usually meaning the house or apartment right beside yours. It can also mean the people who live there.
The shop next door sells flowers.
There's a party next door tonight.
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downstairs /ˌdaʊnˈsteəz/
на нижнем этаже; внизу; вниз
The lower floor of a building; on or to a lower floor.
downstairs neighbor― collocation
go downstairs― collocation
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upstairs /ˌʌpˈsteəz/
наверху; на верхнем этаже
The area or floor of a building that is above the ground floor.
go upstairs― collocation
Dude crashed on upstairs couch slangily.
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