номер 4, страница 69, часть 1 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

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A.

blood [blʌd] — кровь

cruel ['kru:əl] — жестокий

devote [dı'vəut] — посвящать

devoted [dı'vəutıd] — преданный

expensive [ık'spensıv] — дорогой

produce [prə'dju:s] — производить

receive [rı'si:v] — 1) получать; 2) принимать (гостей, пациентов)

scenery ['si:nərı] — декорации

thrill [θrıl] — волновать, возбуждать

B.

blood: in blood, to give blood. Have you ever given blood to help sick people? The soldier's leg was in blood. Blood is thicker than water.

cruel: a cruel character, cruel words, to be cruel to somebody. It's a cruel world. She had a cruel look in her eyes.

devote: to devote one's time to something or somebody, to devote one's life to something, to devote oneself to something. Andrew devoted most of his time to painting. Mother Teresa devoted her life to the poor and the sick. I'm not ready to devote myself fully to my career.

devoted: A devoted friend. He's always been devoted to his work.

expensive: an expensive car, expensive tastes. Does he always wear fashionable and expensive clothes? The seats in the stalls are fairly expensive.

produce: to produce goods¹, to produce an effect, to produce results. They produce the best wine in France. She can produce a tasty meal from nothing.

receive: 1) to receive a letter, to receive a prize, to receive a medal. She received a camera as a birthday gift. 2) to receive visitors, to receive patients. What time can we receive our quests²?

scenery (always takes the verb in the singular, no indefinite article!): The scenery was fantastic. There was practically no scenery on the stage.

thrill: to thrill the audience, to thrill the children, thrilled, to be thrilled by the idea (by the information). We were thrilled to hear about your new job.