Номер 44, страница 64 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

Английский язык (english), 8 класс Учебник, авторы: Афанасьева Ольга Васильевна (Afanasyeva Olga), Михеева Ирина Владимировна (Mikheeva Irina), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2014, белого цвета

Авторы: Афанасьева О. В., Михеева И. В.

Тип: Учебник

Издательство: Просвещение

Год издания: 2014 - 2025

Уровень обучения: углублённый

Цвет обложки: белый

ISBN: 978-5-09-034201-8

Допущено Министерством просвещения Российской Федерации

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Unit 2. Education: The World of Learning. New Language. Vocabulary Section - номер 44, страница 64.

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Условие. №44 (с. 64)
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Английский язык (english), 8 класс Учебник, авторы: Афанасьева Ольга Васильевна (Afanasyeva Olga), Михеева Ирина Владимировна (Mikheeva Irina), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2014, белого цвета, страница 64, номер 44, Условие Английский язык (english), 8 класс Учебник, авторы: Афанасьева Ольга Васильевна (Afanasyeva Olga), Михеева Ирина Владимировна (Mikheeva Irina), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2014, белого цвета, страница 64, номер 44, Условие (продолжение 2)

44 Read the words, look them up and then study the word combinations and sentences to know how to use them.

a dormitory ['dɔ:mətəri] (n): a dormitory is a sleeping room (usually a big bedroom) with several or a lot of beds in a school or some institution. Boys who live at school sleep in dormitories.

a wizard ['wɪzəd] (n): a wizard is a magician, a man who has magic powers. He is usually shown in fairy stories as an old man with a pointed hat and a long cloak who uses a magic wand to do spells.

wizardry ['wɪzədri] (n): wizardry is the performing of magic, the process and the result of doing spells. Witches, wizards and fairies are taught at specialist schools of wizardry.

to enrol (enrolled, enrolling) [ɪn'rəʊl] (v): to enrol at a college, to be enrolled on a course [kɔ:s]. He wants to go to college to enrol on an art course. My friend enrolled at the University of London. Why have you enrolled on this English course?

a queue [kju:] (n): a long queue, a queue of people, a queue for sandwiches, to join the queue, to be in the queue for coffee, to jump the queue, a queue jumper. Mary hated the idea of standing in long queues. The AmE word for "queue" is "line".

to queue (up) (queued, queueing/queuing) (v): to queue for the bus, to queue to buy tickets. People queued at the entrance to the cinema. When he came to a new place, people always queued up for his autograph. English people often say that queueing is their national hobby.

to vanish ['vænɪʃ] (v): to vanish from sight, to vanish into thin air, vanish-ing species. When she heard his words, the smile vanished from her face. In a second the car vanished from sight. The police couldn't find him: it seemed that he had vanished into thin air.

to tickle ['tɪkl] (v): to tickle someone, to tickle a baby, to tickle the baby's feet. Babies like to be tickled. This blanket tickles.

solid ['sɒlɪd] (adj):

1 a solid wall, a solid box, solid ice, solid wood. Our boat struck hard against something solid.

2 solid gold. I believe the ring is made of solid gold.

3 solid advice. This is solid advice, if I were you, I'd take it.

to force [fɔ:s] (v): to force on (upon) someone, to force someone to do some-thing, to force a door, to force your way. Don't force this medicine on me, I don't want it. They had to force their way through a big crowd. No one can force me to do a dishonest thing like this. The police forced the door and rushed into the house.

force (n): by force, from force of habit. I said that I had done it only from force of habit. The patient was made to stay in bed by force.

to squeak [skwi:k] (v): I heard mice squeaking in the hole. The door of the room squeaked. The old bed squeaks whenever I move.

a squeak (n): Can one hear the squeaks of bats?

squeaky (adj): Her voice was squeaky and unpleasant. What can we do with this squeaky door?

a mess (n): to be (in) a mess. What a mess! Look at your bedroom! Isn't it a mess? Your hair is in a mess, comb it. After the party there was a terrible mess on the floor.

messy (adj): What a horrible messy place! I'm not staying here.

to mess (v):

1 to mess up a room. Why do you always mess up our kitchen when you cook?

2 to mess about (around). Some boys and girls mess about in class when they should be working. He spent all day just messing about.

complicated ['kɒmplɪkeɪtɪd] (adj): a complicated situation, a complicated ma-chine, a complicated problem. This is a very complicated problem, we won't be able to solve it now. The situation is too complicated, let's dis-cuss it later. It's rather complicated to explain, but I'll try.

rare [reə] (adj): a rare flower, a rare beauty, a rare hobby. I have some rare plants in my garden. My grandfather's hobby is to collect rare books.

rarely (adv): I've rarely seen her so unhappy. Alice rarely, if ever, goes out.

to relieve [rɪ'li:v] (v): to relieve pain, to relieve trouble, to be relieved. This is the drug that relieves headaches. I'm relieved to hear that Jane is feeling better now.

relief (n): with relief, a sigh of relief, a sense of relief, to one's relief. To my relief I didn't have to wait long.

to drone [drəʊn] (v):

1 An aeroplane droned overhead. A bumblebee droned in the air.

2 to drone on. To ‘drone on’ means to talk boringly for a long time in a low monotonous way. He droned on about his trip though no one was listening.

droning (adj): What's that droning noise?

to warn [wɔ:n] (v):

1 to warn to do sth, to warn sb about/of sth. I don't know why she fell. She had been warned about the stairs. I do ask you to warn her not to go there alone. The message warned of possible dan-ger.

2 to warn against sth/sb, to warn against doing sth. He warned me against going there at night. We were warned against these people.

a warning (n): A warning of the danger of smoking is on every pack of cigarettes. Let it be a warning to you.

Решение. №44 (с. 64)
Английский язык (english), 8 класс Учебник, авторы: Афанасьева Ольга Васильевна (Afanasyeva Olga), Михеева Ирина Владимировна (Mikheeva Irina), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2014, белого цвета, страница 64, номер 44, Решение Английский язык (english), 8 класс Учебник, авторы: Афанасьева Ольга Васильевна (Afanasyeva Olga), Михеева Ирина Владимировна (Mikheeva Irina), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2014, белого цвета, страница 64, номер 44, Решение (продолжение 2)
Решение 2. №44 (с. 64)

44 Прочитайте слова, найдите их значения, а затем изучите словосочетания и предложения, чтобы понять, как их использовать.

Ответ:

I have studied the words from the list: dormitory, wizard, wizardry, to enrol, a queue, to vanish, to tickle, solid, to force, to squeak, a mess, complicated, rare, to relieve, to drone, to warn.

Я изучил(а) слова из списка: dormitory (общежитие), wizard (волшебник), wizardry (колдовство), to enrol (записаться), a queue (очередь), to vanish (исчезать), to tickle (щекотать), solid (твердый), to force (заставлять), to squeak (пищать), a mess (беспорядок), complicated (сложный), rare (редкий), to relieve (облегчать), to drone (гудеть), to warn (предупреждать).

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