Номер 54, страница 198 - 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

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Unit 5. Going to Places: The World of Travelling. New Language. Vocabulary Section - номер 54, страница 198.

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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 198, номер 54, 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 198, номер 54, Условие (продолжение 2)

54 Read the words, look them up and then study the word combi- nations and sentences to know how to use them.

thrill (v): to thrill someone, to be thrilled by sth. The news of Paul’s prize thrilled his mother. If you are thrilled, you feel excitement.

thrill (n): a big thrill, a great thrill, the thrill of going abroad. It was a great thrill to win the first prize.

thrilling (adj): What a thrilling game!

nightmare ['naitmeə] (n): — John, wake up! You were crying in your sleep! — Sorry, I had a nightmare. Our journey was a real nightmare.

clatter (v): to clatter the dishes, to clatter on the roof (about hailstones). Plates, pots and pans can clatter. We heard hooves clatter on the bridge.

clatter (n): a clatter of dishes

confuse (v): 1 to confuse sb. His questions confused me. He confused me by his questions. His late arrival confused the party. 2 I always confuse Robert and his twin brother. Don't confuse the word "weather" with "whether".

confusing (adj): a confusing answer

rough [rʌf] (adj): 1 a rough road, a rough sea, rough weather. When wood is first cut, it feels rough. Strong winds cause rough seas. 2 a rough voice, a rough boy. The child’s voice was rough with crying. 3 a rough idea, a rough paper. The artists did a rough drawing before doing the painting.

sink (v): to sink — sank — sunk. The boat had a hole, so it sank. He dropped a stone into the river and it sank to the bottom.

groan (v): to groan with pain. He groaned as he lifted the heavy box. The old man lay groaning beside the road after the accident.

groan (n): a groan of despair, a groan of disappointment, to give a groan of pain

tremble (v): to tremble with fear (cold, weakness), a voice trembling with emotion. The old man was trembling with rage. The whole house trembled as the train went by.

annual ['ænjuəl] (adj): an annual meeting, an annual report, an annual event, an annual salary. The annual rainfall in this area is light. Easter is an annual event.

reunion (n): an annual reunion, a family reunion. We hold an annual reunion of former students of our college.

embrace [ɪm'breɪs] (v): to embrace sb. Florence embraced her little brother warmly. The two sisters met and embraced tenderly.

tear [tɪə] (n): tears of joy, tears of gratitude, tears of laughter, to burst into tears. Jane burst into tears when she heard the bad news.

flow (v): to flow to/into the sea. The river flowed along rapidly. As they sat around the fire, the conversation began to flow freely.

flow (n): a flow of blood, a flow of traffic, a flow of words. The flow of the water from the pipe is slow.

wrinkled ['rɪŋkld] (adj): a wrinkled face, wrinkled hands, wrinkled stockings. The back of her skirt was wrinkled from sitting on it.

destination [,destɪ'neɪʃn] (n): the destination of the journey, to arrive at one’s destination. The destination of our trip is San Francisco.

vessel (n) (formal): a grain-carrying vessel, a fishing vessel. That day we could see a lot of vessels in the port.

bare [beə] (adj): a bare tree, a bare wall, bare feet. He walked across the bare floor. They were all bare from the waist up. The tree branches were bare — there were no leaves on them. Without the sofa and two armchairs the room looked bare.

bareheaded women; barefooted children

couple ['kʌpl] (n): a couple of friends, a couple of dollars, a couple of days, a married couple. Jane and Tom are a couple that love to go dancing. The young couple decided to start their tour immediately.

Решение. №54 (с. 198)
Английский язык (english), 8 класс Учебник, авторы: Афанасьева Ольга Васильевна (Afanasyeva Olga), Михеева Ирина Владимировна (Mikheeva Irina), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2014, белого цвета, страница 198, номер 54, Решение
Решение 2. №54 (с. 198)

Прочитайте слова, найдите их в словаре, а затем изучите словосочетания и предложения, чтобы знать, как их использовать.

Ответ:

This is a vocabulary learning task. The goal is to read the list of words with their definitions and example sentences to understand how to use them correctly. / Это задание на изучение лексики. Цель состоит в том, чтобы прочитать список слов с их определениями и примерами предложений, чтобы понять, как их правильно использовать.

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