Operation 'Y' and Other Shurik's Adventures
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shame on you /ʃeɪm ɒn juː/ 🙁
как тебе не стыдно; позор тебе
A phrase used to tell someone that they should feel bad or embarrassed about something they did. It means that their actions are not good and they should think about how it affects others.
Shame on you! She's preparing to become a mother!― User
Grandma shook her head: "Shame on you!"
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how can I get to? /haʊ kən aɪ ɡet tuː/
как мне добраться до; как я могу попасть в
A way to ask for directions or help to find a place. It means you want to know the way to go somewhere.
How can I get to a library?― User
How can I get to the doctor's office?
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sleeping pill /ˈsliːpɪŋ pɪl/
снотворное; снотворная таблетка
A type of medicine that helps people fall asleep or stay asleep. It is usually taken when someone has trouble sleeping at night.
Sleeping pills are not for children.
Take one sleeping pill before bed.
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spank /spæŋk/ 🙁
шлепать
шлепок
To hit someone on their bottom as a punishment.
Are you going to spank me? - No. - Then what? - I'm going to talk some sense into you.― User
good spank― collocation
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punch /pʌntʃ/ 🙁
удар
пунш
When you hit someone or something with a closed fist. It is a forceful and direct blow.
fruit punch― collocation
pack a punch― collocation
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mustard /ˈmʌstəd/
горчица
A yellow or brownish sauce or condiment that is made from mustard seeds. It is often used on hot dogs, sandwiches, and in salad dressings.
hot mustard― collocation
mustard gas― collocation
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sew, sewed, sewn/sewed/səʊ, səʊd, səʊn, səʊd/ 🙂
шить
To use a needle and thread to join pieces of fabric together. Sewing is a skill that can be used to make clothes, repair tears, or create other fabric items.
The dog! - Get to my flat, I shall sew it up.― User
hand sew― collocation
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necessary /ˈnesəsəri/
необходимый; нужный
Something that is needed or required. It is essential for something to happen or be successful.
It's necessary, Fedya! It is!― User
strictly necessary― collocation
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accident /ˈæksɪdənt/
несчастный случай; авария
An unexpected event that causes harm or damage. It means something that happens by chance or unintentionally, often resulting in an unfortunate outcome.
Fedya: Listen, did you have any accidents on the construction site? Shurik:...― User
by accident― collocation
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unzip /ʌnˈzɪp/
расстегивать
To open something by pulling its zipper.
unzip pants― collocation
unzip file― collocation
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whisper /ˈwɪspə/
шептать
To speak very softly or quietly. It means to talk in a hushed or low voice.
Okay, Shourik, how is the workmate? He is making progress. Excellent! Why in a whisper?― User
stage whisper― collocation
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residential /ˌrezɪˈdenʃəl/
жилой
Related to places where people live, like homes or apartments. It means that the area is meant for living, not for working or shopping.
Using your imagination, try to picture the beautiful residential area that will be built here.― User
residential street― collocation
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stuck /stʌk/
застрял; в тупике
When something is unable to move or is caught in a place. It can happen when something is too tight or when it is held by something else. It means you cannot get it out or free it.
Yeah, stuck, four-eyed? Wait, soon you will be dressed in a wooden coat, and music will be playing in your house, but you won't hear it!― User
stuck up― collocation
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part-time /ˌpɑːt ˈtaɪm /
неполный рабочий день; частичная занятость
A job or work done for fewer hours than a standard working schedule. The person may have more free time for other activities like school or hobbies.
- Do you work on a construction? - Yes, part-time.― User
part-time worker― collocation
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disabled /dɪsˈeɪbəld/
инвалид; отключенный
When someone has a physical or mental condition that makes it difficult for them to do certain things that others can do easily.
These places are specially for children and disabled! Is she "children" or "disabled"? She is going to be a mother! And I'm going to be a father!― User
disabled veteran― collocation
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construction site /kənˈstrʌkʃən saɪt/
строительная площадка; стройплощадка
A place where people build or fix buildings, roads, or other structures. It usually has workers, machines, and materials like wood, bricks, and metal. It can be noisy and busy as people work to make something new.
Fedya: Listen, did you have any accidents on the construction site? Shurik: No, not one so far. Fedya: There will be then. Come along!― User
Trespassing on a construction site is illegal.
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slacker /ˈslækə/
лентяй; бездельник
someone who is lazy and does not work hard or take their responsibilities seriously.
Well, citizens - alcoholics, hooligans, and slackers.― User
lazy slacker― collocation
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vast /vɑːst/ 🙂
обширный; огромный
Extremely large or wide. It describes something that is very big in size or scope.
While our space ships furrow the vast of the Universe...― User
vast difference― collocation
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idle /ˈaɪdl/ 🙁
бездействующий; праздный; ленивый
Not doing anything or being lazy.
Work is idle, the term goes on.― User
idle time― collocation
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stand up /stænd ʌp/ 🙂
встать; поддержать; заступиться
To rise to a standing position on your feet.
If I stand up, you'll lie down.― User
Stand up straight during the photo.
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