Selena Gomez: Lose You To Love Me
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promised /ˈprɒmɪst /
обещанный
Something that someone said they would do or give in the future. It shows that they agreed to keep their word.
He promised to help.
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fell for it /fel fə rɪt/
попался на это; клюнул на это
To believe something that is not true or to be tricked by a joke or a lie. It means someone was fooled and did not see the truth.
You promised the world and I fell for it― User
Everyone fell for the decoy in the game.
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put somebody first /pʊt ˈsʌmbədi fɜːst/ 🙂
ставить кого-то на первое место; отдавать приоритет кому-то
To make someone the most important person in your life and to care about their needs and feelings before your own. It means you think about them and do things for them before you think about yourself.
She always puts her family first.
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adore /əˈdɔː/ 🙂
обожать; любить
To love or admire someone or something very much. It means that you have strong feelings of affection or admiration towards them.
adore someone― collocation
absolutely adore― collocation
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set, set, set/set, sɛt, sɛt/
набор; установить
съемочная площадка
To put something in a particular place or position. It means to arrange or organize things in a certain way.
tennis set― collocation
set of tools― collocation
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let, let, let/let, lɛt, lɛt/
позволять; давать
To allow or give permission for someone to do something. It can also mean to rent or lease something to someone, or to cause or make something happen.
let's go― collocation
let me see― collocation
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off-key /ˌɒf ˈkiː/
фальшиво; не в тон
When someone sings or plays music that does not sound right or does not match the correct notes. It means the sound is not in tune and can be unpleasant to hear.
He sang off-key at the concert.
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chorus /ˈkɔːrəs/ 🙂
хор; припев
A group of people or animals singing or speaking together at the same time. It is often used in music or theater performances.
chorus girl― collocation
chorus line― collocation
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sign /saɪn/
знак; подписывать
A mark or symbol that gives information or shows something. These can be found on the road, in stores, or in other places to help people know what to do or where to go.
stop sign― collocation
neon sign― collocation
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rose-colored /rəʊz ˈkʌləd/ 🙂
розовый; в розовом свете
Something that is a light pink color, like the color of a rose flower. It can also mean seeing things in a very happy or positive way, even if things are not really that good.
She wore rose-colored glasses.
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glasses /ˈɡlɑːsɪz/ 🙂
очки
A pair of lenses held together by a frame that people wear in front of their eyes to help them see better. They can be used for reading, seeing far away, or protecting eyes from the sun.
safety glasses― collocation
Fashionable glasses suit her style.
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distort /dɪˈstɔːt/ 🙁
искажать
To change or twist something out of its original shape or meaning.
When you distort the truth, you weaken your credibility.― Frank Sonnenberg, Follow Your Conscience: Make a Difference in Your Life & in the Lives of Others
Be careful not to stitch too tightly, as this can distort the hole.
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purpose /ˈpɜːpəs/ 🙂
цель; намерение
The reason or intention behind doing something. It is the goal or objective that someone has in mind when they take action.
greater purpose― collocation
serve a purpose― collocation
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to get off on something /tuː get ɒf ɒn ˈsʌmθɪŋ/
получать удовольствие от чего-либо; кайфовать от чего-либо
To enjoy or feel excited about something, often in a way that is surprising or unusual. It can mean to find pleasure in an activity or situation.
He really gets off on thrillers.
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go into /ɡəʊ ˈɪntuː/
входить в; изучать; рассматривать
вникать; подробно рассматривать; углубляться
To investigate or examine something in detail. It means to look closely at something to understand it better.
Prices went into freefall yesterday.
I'm going into hiding for a bit.
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blind /blaɪnd/
слепой
Unable to see. It means to have no vision or to be unable to perceive things visually.
color blind― collocation
turn a blind eye― collocation
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soft /sɒft/ 🙂
мягкий; нежный
Not hard or rough; gentle to touch and pleasant to feel. It can also describe a voice that is quiet and gentle.
soft voice― collocation
soft light― collocation
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tore somebody down /tɔː sʌmbədi daʊn / 🙁
унизил кого-то; разгромил кого-то
To hurt someone's feelings or make them feel bad about themselves. It means to say or do things that make a person feel less important or less good.
He tore her down with his words.
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showing /ˈʃəʊɪŋ/
демонстрация; показ
The act of letting others see something. It can mean to display or present something for people to look at.
showin off― collocation
Yeah, these are for showin', not for blowin'.― "The Venture Bros." Showdown at Cremation Creek: Part 2
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replace /rɪˈpleɪs/
заменить
Take something out and put a new one in its place. This is done when the old item is broken or no longer works.
hard to replace― collocation
replace with― collocation
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