Номер 3, страница 25 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

Unit 1. In harmony with yourself. Step 6 - номер 3, страница 25.

Условие.

3 Listen and read, 🎧 (10).

A. crackle ['krækl] — потрескивать

furniture ['fɜ:nɪtʃə] — мебель

knit [nɪt] — вязать

mirror ['mɪrə] — зеркало

pale [peɪl] — бледный

plump [plʌmp] — пухленький

sharp [ʃa:p] adj — острый, проницательный

sharp adv — точно, ровно

shy [ʃaɪ] — робкий, застенчивый

vain [veɪn] — 1) тщеславный; 2) тщетный, бесполезный (не увенчавшийся успехом)

at least — по крайней мере

at twilight — в сумерках

be in someone’s way — мешать кому-либо

in the twilight — в свете сумерек

in vain — напрасно, безуспешно

B. crackle: to crackle quietly. The wood crackled in the fire. The radio began to crackle. The atmosphere crackled with tension.

furniture (uncountable): new furniture, office furniture, a piece of furniture. There was little furniture in the room. I would like to buy more modern furniture.

knit (knitted, knitting): to knit a sweater, to knit a scarf. Lucy sat on the sofa knitting.

mirror: an old-fashioned mirror, a bathroom mirror, a full-length mirror, to look at oneself in the mirror. We hung a mirror over the fireplace. He was busy admiring himself in the wardrobe1 mirror. Dickens's novels are a mirror of his time.

pale: a pale face, pale blue eyes, a pale sky. When he returned, he looked pale and sick.

plump: a plump face, a short plump girl. Emma was a cute baby with plump little arms and legs.

sharp adj: a sharp knife, sharp teeth, a sharp sense of humour, to have sharp eyes, to have a sharp tongue. It was very sharp of you to see that. Could I have a sharp pencil, please?

sharp adv: At 5 o'clock sharp.

shy: a shy child, to be shy about doing something. I'd love to meet her but I'm too shy to introduce myself. She is very shy about singing in public.

vain: 1) a vain person, to be vain about something. She is really vain thinking she is so special and beautiful. He was vain about his looks, spending hours in the gym. 2) a vain hope, in the vain hope. I rang the bell in the vain hope that somebody might answer.

at least: I'm sure she will stay here for three months at least. The disease killed at least 120 people in our town.

at twilight: We told them we would return at twilight.

be (stand) in someone’s/the way: If you have made up your mind to do it, I won’t be in your way.

in the twilight: We could still see the hills in the twilight.

in vain: All we did was in vain.

Решение.