ТОП 25 английских слов из фильмов
Слов: 25
jealous /ˈdʒeləs/
завистливый
ревнивый
Feeling or showing envy or resentment towards someone who has something you want or desire. It means to feel unhappy or upset because someone else has something you wish you had.
jealous boyfriend― collocation
jealous rage― collocation
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toss /tɒs/
бросать
To throw something lightly or with a quick motion. It means to move something through the air in a careless or playful way.
toss aside― collocation
toss salad― collocation
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shove /ʃʌv/ 🙁
толкать; пихать
To push something or someone with force. It means to move them quickly and forcefully.
give a shove― collocation
rough shove― collocation
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crawl /krɔːl/
ползать; елозить
User: To move slowly on hands and knees or by dragging the body close to the ground
crawl space― collocation
pub crawl― collocation
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confer /kənˈfɜː/
совещаться; присуждать
User: to have discussions, exchange opinions, or consult with others in order to reach a decision or come to an agreement. It can also refer to granting a title, degree, or honor
Would you like to confer with your client― User
Three hundred and seventy-seven undergraduate degrees will be conferred.― User
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allege /əˈledʒ/
утверждать; заявлять
To say that something is true, but not prove it yet. It means someone claims something happened or is real, but they need to show evidence to make it true.
strongly allege― collocation
widely allege― collocation
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fingerprints /ˈfɪŋɡəprɪnts/
отпечатки пальцев
The unique patterns of ridges and lines on the tips of our fingers that can be used to identify a person. It means the marks left by our fingers when we touch something.
take fingerprints― collocation
leave fingerprints― collocation
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forensics /fəˈrensɪks/
судебная медицина; криминалистика
Scientific ways to help solve crimes by finding and looking at clues.
forensic evidence― collocation
forensics expert― collocation
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bail /beɪl/
залог; поручительство
(criminal law) money that must be forfeited by the bondsman if an accused person fails to appear in court for trial
bail on plans― collocation
jump bail― collocation
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prosecute /ˈprɒsɪkjuːt/
преследовать; возбуждать дело
carry out or participate in an activity; be involved in
They will prosecute the offender.
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curse /kɜːs/ 🙁
проклятие; ругательство
A word or phrase used to wish harm or misfortune on someone. It is often seen as rude or offensive and is used to express anger or frustration.
curse loudly― collocation
curse word― collocation
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rumor /ˈruːmə /
слух; сплетня
A piece of information or a story that may or may not be true. People talk about it, but it is not always based on facts.
rumor has it― collocation
spread rumor― collocation
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assassin /əˈsæsɪn/ 🙁
убийца
A person who is hired to kill someone, usually for political or personal reasons. They are skilled at carrying out secret and deadly attacks on their targets.
hire an assassin― collocation
political assassin― collocation
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testify /ˈtestɪfaɪ/
свидетельствовать; давать показания
To give evidence or speak the truth in a court of law. It means to make a statement or provide information under oath.
testify in court― collocation
The officer testified before Congress.
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handsome /ˈhænsəm/
красивый; о мужчине
Looking very good or attractive; usually used for a man.
handsome profit― collocation
handsome salary― collocation
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sneak /sniːk/ 🙁
красться
пробираться тайком; подкрадываться
To move quietly and secretly, often trying to avoid being noticed. It may also mean doing something without permission or in a sneaky way.
If you don't want me to sneak them, don't make them look so tempting.― User
sneak around― collocation
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homicide /ˈhɒmɪsaɪd/ 🙁
убийство
The act of killing another person.
homicide case― collocation
homicide rate― collocation
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clue /kluː/
подсказка; улика
намёк
A piece of information that helps you solve a problem or understand something. It is like a hint or a sign that points you in the right direction.
haven't a clue― collocation
get a clue― collocation
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ridiculous /rɪˈdɪkjələs/
смешной; нелепый; абсурдный
"Ridiculous" means something that is very silly, absurd, or laughable. It describes something that is so unreasonable or foolish that it is hard to take seriously. It can also be used to describe someone or something that is extremely funny in a silly or foolish way.
look ridiculous― collocation
absolutely ridiculous― collocation
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guts /gʌts/
кишки; смелость; мужество
The soft parts inside a person's or animal's body, like the stomach and intestines. It can also mean having courage to do something brave.
bare your guts― collocation
spill your guts― collocation
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