7. 1. It was a failure, yet he pulled himself together and prepared/got ready for another try. 2. She was prepared to make the necessary acknowledgements. 3. It was her duty as hostess to keep the conversation going. 4. The plan just couldn't go wrong. 5. We all wondered what he would be out for next. 6. A little slip and he all but lost the game. 7. The place is within easy reach. 8. In effect, it was the best piece of professional advice he had ever received. 9. It was a stormy meeting, with feelings and emotions running high.
13. 1. Certain species of wild animals are protected by law. 2. He rushed to defend his friend. 3. She covered the plants with newspapers to protect them against the sun. 4. His father died defending his country. 5. She put on her sunglasses to protect her eyes against the glare of the snow. - 7, She was sure that the law would protect her.
INDEX OF VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR POINTS
(Figures indicate pages)
ABACK, be taken aback 135 ABOUT, be about to 19
just about 209 ACCIDENT, by accident 187 ACCORD, of one's own accord
ACCORDING TO 209 ADVANTAGE, take advantage
of 98
AFTER, be after 187 AFTER ALL 109 ALL RIGHT 209 ALTOGETHER 98 AMOUNT TO 173 ANALOGOUS WORDS 81, 99,
110, 137, 153, 174, 188, 211,
ANNOYED, be annoyed with/at 52
ANXIOUS, be anxious to 28 ANYTHING, for anything 135 AS IF 31
CAJOLE (talk, etc.) INTO
DOING 152
CAPACITY, to capacity 209 CARE, take care of 65 CARE TO 98
CARRIED AWAY BY 209 CATCH UP ON 152.CATCH UP WITH 152 COLLOCABILITY OF WORDS
100, 1-11, 138, 155, 175, 189,
212, 233
COME, what's coming 98 COME ROUND TO 135 COME TRUE 152 COMPARISONS (idiomatic)
211 CONVERSION 30, 80
D
DEAL WITH 29, 173 DISPOSAL, at one's disposal
DO FOR 209 DO GOOD 40
BARGAIN, info the bargain 173 BEST, to the best of 135 BRING ONESELF TO 135 BUT 54, 187, 230 BY, by the hundred 18
EASE, at ease 152 EFFECT, in effect, 230 END, put an end to 152
FALL 213 FAMILIAR, be familiar with
FEEL" IN ONE'S BONES 16 FEEL LIKE DOING 152 FINE, be fine about 187 FUN, in fun 173
GERUND 18, 32, 213 GET KNOWN 10 GET (a story) out oi 17 GIVE UP 18, 32 GIVE WAY TO 66 GO WITH 209
H
HAD BETTER 42 HALF 100, HAND, on hand 152
HANDLE 79 HARD, be hard on 66 HARM, no harm in 172 HAVE (GET) DONE 17, 67
82 HAVE SOME EXPLAINING TO
DO 29 HEAD 43 HEART 16, 20 HELP, can't help doing 28
IDEA 69
IF clauses 20
IN, be in for 95, 98
INFINITIVE 11, 19, 30. 41,
54, 67, 173, 209, 213 INQUIRY, make an inquiry
INSIDE OUT 173 IT (emphatic) 110
JUST 152, 176
К
KEEP 11
KEEP AN EYE ON 135 KEEP (ON) DOING 10 KEEP FROM DOING 40 KEEP GOING 230 KEEP UP WITH 152
LEAVE (LET) ALONE 65 LENGTH, at length 187 LET COME 10 LET GO OF 40 LET ONESELF GO 135 LIKE, it's just like smb. 152 LIVE UP TO 109 LOOK OVER 79, 99 LOSS, at a loss 135
M
MAKE BELIEVE 172 MAKE IT 76, 79 • MAKE MUCH OF 135 MAKE OUT 152 MAKE PUBLIC 109 MAKE AJP FOR 152 MATTER, a matter of 109
MAY 31 MEAN 138 MIND 156, 209 MISS 101 MUST 54
N
NOTHING IN THE WORLD 173
OCCUR TO 79, 209 OUT. be out for 230
P
PARTICIPLE 30, 67, 80 PERMISSION, ask permission 52
PHRASEOLOGICAL DOUBLETS 31, 42 68, 211 PICK UP 79, 231 PIECES, go to pieces 187 POINT 40, 54, 135, 152
PREFIXES
dis-, 8, 29
in-, im-, -il-, -ir- 26, 29, 53
out- 63, 67
over- 94, 99
un- 8, 29, 53 PREPARED TO DO 230 PREVENT (FROM) DOING
52 PULL ONESELF TOGETHER
Q -
QUESTION .66, 109, 172
R
RATHER EXPECT 20 REACH, within (one's) reach
230 RUN HIGH 230
SAME, just the same 187
SEE FOR ONESELF 98
SEE MUCH OF 135
SEIZED WITH 172
SENSE 29, 31
SET TO RIGHTS 187
SHARE a secret 65
SHORT, in -short 52
SHORT OF 109
SIGHT, lose sight of 135
SIZE UP 209
STRIKE AS STRANGE 66
SUFFIXES
-able 27, 53
-al 38, 40
-ance (-ence) 38, 41
-ed 26, 29, 53, 174
-en 174
-ful 8, 10, 18, 153
-ion (-tion, -ation) 16, 18
-ish 50, 53
-less 16, 18
-ly 95, 98
-ment 8, 10, 80
-ness 16, 52, 80
-ous 49
-some 63, 66
-ty (-ity, -ety) 50, 52, 80
-у 53, 76, 79
TAKE A LOOK AT 40 TAKE FOR 65 TAKE OVER 79. TERMS, come to terms 98 THING 43 THINK UP 152 THROUGH, be through with
THROUGH persuasion 52 TIME 155, 187, 212 TO (anaphoric use) 8, 43 TROUBLE 10, 68, 135 TRY HARD 28 TURN 100 TURN DOWN 98 TURN UP 109
U
UNLESS 81
UP, be up to 40
USE, no use. trying 173
V
VERB-ADVERB COMBINATIONS 11, 19, 42, 52, 53, 68, 80, 99, 153, 173, 188, 210, 231
W
WAY 66, 82, 109
WELL, as well 98, 209
WELL OFF, be well off 187
WELL, very well 66
WHY (not) DO 10
WISH 136
WITHOUT remorse 52
WORD 68, 209
WORDS COMMONLY CON-
FUSED
accept, admit, receive, take 112
artificial, imitation, false, counterfeit 232
bare, naked 138
blame, be guilty 190
contemptible, contemptuous 100
defend, protect 233
fairly, rather 111
hire, rent, lease, charter 233
incredible, incredulous 232
last, latest 12
legal, lawful, legitimate 232
lie, lay 189 occasion, case, chance,
incident, accident 139 otter, suggest 139 refuse, deny 55 respectful, respectable 111 restless, restive 175 rise, arise, raise 189
sense, feeling, sensation 138 state, condition 175 till, until, before 32 tolerable, tolerant 111 WOULD 67 WOULD RATHER 17 WRONG, be (go) wrong 17,
Светлана Васильевна Шевцова Учебное пособие по английскому языку
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[1] be none the wiser | not be any the wiser
1 to not understand sth, even after it has been explained to you: I've read the instructions, but I'm still none the wiser.
2 to not know or find out about sth bad that sb has done:
If you put the money back, no one will be any the wiser.
[2] inn 1 (old-fashioned, BrE) a pub, usually in the country and often one where people can stay the night
2 (AmE) a small hotel, usually in the country
3 (Inn) used in the names of many pubs, hotels and restaurants: Holiday Inn
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