Gem-Words
Loading…
Loading...

Turning Red

7.3 2022 Слов: 409

Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Domee Shi
Domee Shi
Julia Cho
Sarah Streicher
Rosalie Chiang
Sandra Oh
Ava Morse

A thirteen-year-old girl named Mei Lee is torn between staying her mother's dutiful daughter and the changes of adolescence. And as if the challenges were not enough, whenever she gets overly excited Mei transforms into a giant red panda.


 Это история о 13‑летней Мэй Ли, которая при сильных эмоциях превращается в гигантскую красную панду. Это семейное «наследие» ставит её перед сложным выбором между ожиданиями строгой мамы и собственными подростковыми мечтами. Вместе с лучшими подругами она пытается справиться с непредсказуемой силой, параллельно мечтая попасть на концерт любимой группы. И всё это на фоне непростых отношений с семьёй и первых шагов к принятию себя.

Просмотр в оригинале помогает прочувствовать разные оттенки подростковой речи: от неловких оправданий до восторженных обсуждений кумиров. В мультфильме много лексики про эмоции, отношения и взросление — например, to lose control («потерять контроль»), to be embarrassed («стыдиться»), to fit in («вписываться в компанию»). Контраст между энергичными диалогами подруг и более сдержанными, но напряжёнными разговорами с мамой даёт хороший материал для тренировки восприятия разных стилей английской речи.

вытереть мои слезы; утешить меня
To wipe away the salty water that comes out of your eyes when you are sad or crying. It means to stop feeling unhappy and to start feeling better or comforted after something bad has happened.
help me dry my tears  

― collocation

gently dry my tears  

― collocation

В фильмах24
Смотреть в Youglish
притупляет боль; заглушает боль
Makes a part of your body or your feelings stop hurting so much. It means taking away the bad feeling so you do not feel the sting or the sadness for a little while.
medication that numbs the pain  

― collocation

barely numbs the pain  

― collocation

В фильмах14
Смотреть в Youglish
прийти в ярость; рвать и метать
Someone who has become extremely angry and is acting in a very loud or powerful way to show they are upset. It means a person is using their strongest words or actions to win a fight or stop something they do not like, much like a very big and scary explosion.
fear someone has gone nuclear  

― collocation

gone nuclear over something  

― collocation

В фильмах9
Смотреть в Youglish
душевная буря; внутреннее смятение
A very strong feeling of being upset, angry, or worried inside your mind and heart. It means you feel like a big, loud rainstorm is happening inside you even if you look calm on the outside.
a raging inner storm  

― collocation

hide an inner storm  

― collocation

В фильмах3
Смотреть в Youglish
выслушать ваши извинения; принять ваши извинения
To listen to someone when they say they are sorry for doing something wrong or for hurting your feelings. It means you are paying attention to their words while they try to explain why they feel bad and ask for your forgiveness.
refuse to hear your apologies  

― collocation

wait to hear your apologies  

― collocation

В фильмах4
Смотреть в Youglish
сильная рука; жесткая рука; ежовые рукавицы
A way of controlling people or a situation with a lot of power and force. It means being very firm and not letting others break the rules. It can also mean a person has a lot of physical power in their hands to hold or move heavy things.
guide with a strong hand  

― collocation

rule with a strong hand  

― collocation

В фильмах64
Смотреть в Youglish
родственная душа; вторая половинка
A person who is a perfect match for another person. It means two people who love each other very much and feel like they were meant to be together forever because they understand each other's hearts and minds so well.
meet your soul mate  

― collocation

long-lost soul mate  

― collocation

В фильмах1.4k
Смотреть в Youglish
прибавил в весе; поправился
To become heavier or larger in size because a person or animal has more fat or muscle on their body than they had before. This happens when someone eats more food or grows bigger as they get older.
noticeably gained weight  

― collocation

struggle with gained weight  

― collocation

В фильмах237
Смотреть в Youglish
проще простого; пара пустяков
Something that is very simple to do and does not take much work at all. It means a task is so light and clear that anyone can finish it without having any trouble or getting stuck.
easy-peasy lemon squeezy  

― collocation

find something easy-peasy  

― collocation

В фильмах100
Смотреть в Youglish
бороться с властью; бросать вызов системе
To stand up against people or groups who have control and use it in a way that is not fair. It means to work hard to change rules or systems that hurt people or keep them from being free.
encourage someone to fight the power  

― collocation

fight the power collectively  

― collocation

В фильмах38
Смотреть в Youglish
совершил прорыв; сделал открытие
You have found a way to solve a very hard problem or you have learned something new and important that you did not know before. It means you have moved past a wall that was stopping you from finishing your work or understanding a difficult idea.
finally made a breakthrough  

― collocation

made a breakthrough in the case  

― collocation

В фильмах93
Смотреть в Youglish
🪞 Figurative meaning
занять твердую позицию; дать отпор
To decide very firmly that you will not move or change your mind when someone is trying to fight you or argue with you. It means you stop running away from a problem and stay in one place to defend what you believe is right, even if it is very difficult or scary.
decide to make one's stand  

― collocation

make one's stand against  

― collocation

В фильмах1
Смотреть в Youglish
вызывать тошноту; меня воротит
Something that makes you feel sick or like you are going to throw up. It means that a smell, a sight, or a feeling makes your stomach feel very bad and uncomfortable.
enough to turn my tummy  

― collocation

really turn my tummy  

― collocation

В фильмах4
Смотреть в Youglish
какого черта; что за дела
A phrase people say when they are very surprised, confused, or a little bit angry about something that just happened. It is a way to show that you do not understand why something is the way it is or to show that you are shocked by a sudden event.
wonder what the heck  

― collocation

shout what the heck  

― collocation

В фильмах3.5k
Смотреть в Youglish
переждать; ждать у моря погоды
To stay in one place and stay calm while you are waiting for something bad or boring to finish. It means you do not try to change what is happening, but you just let time pass until the problem goes away or the situation gets better on its own.
have to wait it out  

― collocation

decide to wait it out  

― collocation

В фильмах225
Смотреть в Youglish
пройти обряд; совершить ритуал
To go through a special set of actions or a ceremony that is done in a specific way, often for a religious reason or to mark a big change in someone's life, like growing up or joining a new group. It means following old rules and doing things in a certain order to show that something important is happening.
required to undergo a ritual  

― collocation

undergo a ritual purification  

― collocation

В фильмах3
Смотреть в Youglish
обуздать свои эмоции; направить свои эмоции в нужное русло
To learn how to control and use feelings in a good way. It means a girl or woman stops her feelings from being messy or wild and instead uses that energy to do something helpful or important.
help her harness her emotions  

― collocation

harness her emotions for art  

― collocation

В фильмах1
Смотреть в Youglish
🪞 Figurative meaning
Исполнил её желание
To give someone exactly what they asked for or what they really wanted to happen. It means making a person's dream or special request come true, like when a fairy or a kind person helps someone get something they have been hoping for.
finally granted her wish  

― collocation

the genie granted her wish  

― collocation

В фильмах2
Смотреть в Youglish
вызвать экстренные службы; позвонить в службу спасения
To use a phone to ask for help from the police, the fire department, or a doctor when something very bad or dangerous happens. It means you need someone to come quickly to keep people safe or help someone who is hurt.
call emergency services  

― collocation

call for an emergency  

― collocation

В фильмах16
Смотреть в Youglish
пользоваться солнцезащитным кремом; наносить солнцезащитное средство
Putting a special cream or lotion on your skin to keep the sun from burning you. This cream acts like a shield to stop the hot sun rays from making your skin red or sore when you play outside for a long time.
forget to wear sunblock  

― collocation

slather on sunblock  

― collocation

В фильмах7
Смотреть в Youglish