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A sense of humour/responsibility/duty3. meaning I In what sense are you using the word? make sense be reasonable, understandable in a sense (to some extent) в некотором роде concern (v) 1. be of importance to smb Don't trouble about things that don'tconcern you. as far as smb is concerned что касается кого-либо 2.be concerned about/for smb/smth trouble, worry, bother Please, don'tbe concerned about me. (n) anxiety There is some cause forconcern but no need for alarm. genuine 1. real, original, not false agenuine Rubens/signature She was wearing a wonderful string of pearls, but it was hard to believe they weregenuine. 2. sincere, free from pretence, showing absence of hypocrisy It was agenuine expression of gratitude that went beyond mere formality. confirm 1. make opinion/feelings/rights, etc stronger What you tell meconfirms my suspicions. 2. ratify, agree definitely Please,confirm your telephone message by a letter. confirmation (n) We are waiting forthe confirmation of the news. accopmplish (v) succeed in doing smth, finish successfully He is a man who will neveraccomplish anything. accomplished (adj) 1. skilled in smth anaccomplished dancer 2. clever, well trained in social arts He was a charming andaccomplished host. accomplishment skill in social or domestic arts She was anaccomplished young lady. Among heraccomplishmentswere dancing, singing, playing the piano, cooking, sewing. attend (v) I. go to, be present at attend a lecture/meeting attend school/church . 2.(on, upon) wait on, serve, look after He had the honour ofattending upon the Prince. admit (v) 1.(in, into) let in; allow smb to enter One hundred boysare admitted to the school. 2. acknowledge, confess The accused manadmitted his guilt. 3. have room enough for The theatreadmits only 300 people. lean(v) (leant) 1. put in sloping position lean backwards/out of the window lean on/upon smth/smb He has a nasty habit ofleaning on his elbows on the table. 2. (fig) depend He leans upon others for guidance. lean smth against smth rest against smth for support He stopped working andleant the ladderagainst the wall. withdraw (v) (withdrew, withdrawn) 1. move back or away The Government hadto withdraw the troops. 2. take smth/smb from/out/away The Central Bank decidedto withdraw the banknotes from circulation. produce (v) 1. put forward to be looked at The controller asked him to produce his railway ticket. 2. manufacture; grow; create We mustproduce more food ourselves and import less. 3. bring about; cause The bookproduces the sensation of happiness and freedom. expect (v) 1. thinkor believe that smth will happen, anticipate Will he be late? Iexpect so. 2. require, demand Theyexpected me to work on Saturdays. turn (v) 1. revolve; rotate I The wheels of the carwere turning slowly. 2. change direction Please,turn your eyes this way. 3. (to) divert Please,turn your attentionto smth more important. 4. (into) change in nature Frostturns waterinto ice. turn a deaf ear to smth refuse to listen to Heturned a deaf ear to my request for help. turn the corner/left/right turn against smb become hostile to He triedto turn the childrenagainst their mother. turndown 1. refuse to consider turn down an offer/a proposal/smb 2. reduce the flame He turned down the lamps. turn on/off switch on/off When he comes home heturns on TV at once. turn out prove to be Everythingturned out to be alright. command (v) 1. order The officercommanded his men to fire. 2. be in control of The captain of a shipcommands all the officers and men. 3. control, hold back command one's temper/one's passions 4. deserve and get He commands the sympathy of all who have heard the story of his sufferings. command (n) at the word of command when the command is given Date: 2016-04-22; view: 974 |