Номер 34, страница 211 - гдз по английскому языку 9 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

Use of English. Unit 4. Family matters - номер 34, страница 211.

Условие.

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

amuse [əˈmjuːz] (v): to amuse somebody, to amuse oneself with something. His stories have always amused us. We need something that will amuse a 10-year-old girl for an afternoon. Don’t rush — we can find something to amuse ourselves with until you get here.

contented [kənˈtentɪd] (adj): a contented smile, contented people; to be contented. Whenever he returns to this place, he is happy and contented.

draw [drɔː] (drew, drawn) (v): 1) to draw something from somewhere. John drew a nickel out of/from his pocket. 2) to draw a conclusion. The detective says he can’t yet draw any conclusions about the murder. 3) to draw a curtain (blinds). 4) After drawing the curtains she lit a candle. 5) to draw crowds (a lot of people, audiences). The game drew a lot of fans. 6) to draw attention. Jill was waving her arm to draw their attention.

dull [dʌl] (adj): a dull lecture, a dull day, a dull pupil, a dull knife. I felt she found me boring and dull. The stamp was a dull blue colour.

forbid [fəˈbɪd] (forbade, forbidden) (v): to forbid somebody to do something. The guard forbade us to look out of the window when the train was moving.

gadget [ˈɡædʒɪt] (n): kitchen gadgets, the latest gadget, a clever gadget, an electrical gadget; to invent a new gadget. She has invented a little gadget for undoing stubborn nuts.¹

kneel [niːl] (knelt, knelt) (v): To kneel is to go down on your knees. She knelt and looked under the bed.

rare [reə] (adj): to become rare, to remain rare; a rare collection, a rare visitor, a rare bird. The stamps were not rare enough to be interesting for Mr Collins.

recite [rɪˈsaɪt] (v): to recite a poem, to recite poetry, to recite a piece of writing. They recited poetry to one another.

satisfy [ˈsætɪsfaɪ] (v): to satisfy somebody, to satisfy demand. I hope this drawing will satisfy my art teacher. We just can’t find enough good secondhand cars to satisfy demands. Are you satisfied with the answer?

solemn [ˈsɒləm] (adj): a solemn face, a solemn mood, in a solemn tone; to look (sound) solemn. Nick’s face grew solemn. The old ballad sounded very solemn.

treat [triːt] (v): 1) to treat somebody coldly, to treat somebody with indifference. It has always been a mystery for me why he treats his younger son with such indifference. She adored Paddy but he didn’t treat her well. 2) to treat a patient with some medicine for some disease. Doctors treated Ann with aspirin. 3) to treat somebody to something. Whenever they went to the city she was always treating her little cousin to ice cream.

to take to doing something: She took to gardening after her husband’s death. When did Emma take to smoking?

Решение.

Решение 2.

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

Ответ:

I have read and studied the words, their definitions, and the example sentences provided in the text.

Я прочитал(а) и изучил(а) слова, их определения и примеры предложений, представленные в тексте.