Номер 4, страница 29 - гдз по английскому языку 11 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

Unit 1. Steps to Your Career. Step 6 - номер 4, страница 29.

Условие.

4 Listen, (9), and read.

A. avoid [ә'void] - избегать

contain [kan'tem] - содержать

disappoint [,disa'point] - разочаровывать

identify [ar'dentifar] - опознавать, выявлять

practise ['prektis] - практиковать(ся)

practice ['praektis] - практика

result [rr'zAlt] - 1) n результат; 2) v вести к чему-либо

separate ['separert] - разделять

struggle ['stragl] - 1) n бороться, биться; 2) v борьба

deal with something - иметь дело с чем-либо, иметь отношение к кому-то/чему-то

follow somebody's footsteps - идти по чьим-либо стопам

get acquainted - знакомиться

make progress - делать успехи

B. avoid: to avoid something/doing something. He avoided speaking to me, and I understood that he was angry. We went early to avoid crowds.

contain: to contain information, to contain vitamins. The box contained children's books and toys. The text contains some important ideas.

disappoint: to disappoint somebody, to disappoint somebody's hopes/expectations. I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I'm afraid I can't join you tomorrow.

identify: to identify somebody/something as somebody/something else. His red jacket identifies him as a steward. Some important problems have already been identified.

practise: to practise something/doing something. I've been practising hard for the concert. Practise speaking English as often as you can.

practice: to come with practice, to put into practice. Don't worry, fluency of speech will come with practice. Isn't it time to put your knowledge into practice?

result: the final result, as a result. The road was closed; as a result, we had to take a different way. We expect the final result to be excellent.

result v: to result in something. A sudden change in temperature resulted in rain.

separate v: to separate something from something, to be separated by something. A river separates the north of the city from the south. Their garden was separated from ours by a low brick wall.

struggle v: to struggle with/against something, to struggle for something, to struggle to do something. They struggled for freedom. In those days women had to struggle against discrimination. I'm struggling to understand what you want.

struggle n: struggle with/against/for something. Her struggle with the disease lasted several years.

deal with something: I spent the morning dealing with my e-mails.

follow somebody's footsteps: Mike decided to follow his father's footsteps and become a journalist.

get acquainted: When did you first get acquainted with American English?

make progress: Lately you've made a lot of progress in English.

Решение.