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41 shore
[ʃɔː]nберег (моря, озера, океана, но не реки), побережьеThe road follows/runs along the shores of Baikal. — Дорога идет по берегам Байкала.
- sandy shore- low shore
- steep shore
- native shores
- shores of England
- shores of the Baltic Sea
- few miles off the shore
- on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea
- off shores of France
- on shore
- off the shore
- go on shore
- border on the shores of the sea
- wash the shores
- be washed on shore
- drive on the shore
- return along the shore
- stroll along the shore
- sweep a ship off the shore
- shores are washed by the Pacific
- waves beat against the shoreUSAGE:(1.) Русское берег моря соответствует английским shore и coast, которые описывают одну и ту же часть пространства. Их различие связано с различной позицией наблюдателя или говорящего: если наблюдатель смотрит со стороны моря, то эта часть пространства называется coast, если с суши, то эта же часть пространства называется shore. (2.) See coast, n (3.) See bank, n -
42 short
I [ʃɔːt] adj1) короткий, невысокий, небольшого роста, небольшого размераThe coat is too (rather, very) short for me. — Пальто мне слишком (довольно, очень) коротко.
I took a short cut through the fields. — Я пошел напрямик через поле.
You may call me Ned for short. — Зови меня для краткости Нед.
- short dress- short skirt- short note- short hair
- short fingers
- short person
- short grass
- short tower
- short tree
- short waves
- short story
- short cut
- shortest road to the village
- take a short cut
- Tom is short for Thomas2) короткий, недолгий, непродолжительныйHis life was short. — Он недолго прожил.
The days are getting short. — Дни становятся короче.
Time is getting short. — Остается мало времени.
- short day- short night
- short time ago
- short winter
- short visit
- for a short time
- in short
- at short interval
- be short and to the point
- cut the long story short
- take a short holiday from work
- be on short time
- work short hours3) резкий, грубыйHe was short in his answer. — Он был резок в своем ответе. /Он резко ответил..
- short manner- short answer
- be short with smb II [ʃɔːt] adjI'm short of time. — Мне не хватает времени.
I have run short of sugar. — У меня вышел весь сахар.
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43 slightly
['slaɪtlɪ]advнемного, поверхностно, слегка, едваI know him slightly. — Я знаю его немного.
The road was slightly downhill. — Дорога шла под уклон.
- split slightly- tear slightly
- injure slightly
- touch slightlyUSAGE: -
44 hard
твёрдый; крепкий; жёсткий (о воде); тяжёлый (о работе)- hard core - hard-faced - hard fat - hard goods - hard over - hard pulling - hard-pumped - hard-rolled - hard running - hard service - hard steering - hard-surface - hard-surface road - hard surfacing - hard-to-get-at place - hard-to-machine - hard top - hard-to-reach - hard usage - hard water - hard-wearing - dead hard
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