Английский язык 6 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева, Баранова 2 часть ответы – страница 149

• Тип: ГДЗ, Решебник.
• Авторы: Афанасьева О. В., Михеева И. В., Баранова К. М.
• Учебники: Rainbow + Students Book
• Часть: 2.
• Год: 2021-2023.

• Серия: Школа России.
• Издательство: Просвещение.

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Ксения Кудряшева

Номер 14.

a) Read and guess what the underlined word means.
b) Look the word up to make sure you have guessed right.

а) Прочитай и угадай, что означает подчеркнутое слово.
b) Проверь значение слова в словаре и проверь себя.

Номер 15.

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

Прочитай слова, найди их значения, а затем изучи словосочетания и предложения, чтобы понять, как их использовать.

   extraordinary [ık'strɔ:dnrı] (adj): an extraordinary life, an extraordinary success. Something which is very unusual is extraordinary. This is the most extraordinary book I've ever read.
   extremely [Ik'stri:mlı] (adv): extremely well, extremely important, extremely serious. He has always been an extremely serious man.
   to surf [sɜ:f] (v): to go surfing. If you surf, you ride towards the shore on the top of a big wave standing or lying on a surfboard. Where is the best place to go surfing?
   to lay [leɪ] — laid — laid, laying (v): to lay the baby on a bed, to lay the pillow on a sofa. If you lay something somewhere, you put it there carefully. She laid her hand on his shoulder.
   lay the table: I always help mother to lay the table before dinner.
   lay eggs: Do only birds lay eggs? — Not only. So do reptiles.
   to grow up (v): If you tell someone to grow up, you tell him / her to stop behaving in a silly or childish way. They grew up in the early days of television.
   grown-up (adj): grown-up children.
   a grown-up (n): The boys stood laughing while the grown-ups watched them. I saw a grown-up enter the room.
   to resemble [ri'zembl] (v): to resemble your father, to resemble a situation. Both you and your father resemble uncle Jack. Does the cottage resemble the place where you lived last summer?
   a bush [bʊʃ] (n): 1. a rose bush, a low bush. A bush is a low plant which is smaller than a tree. 2. the bush. The bush is the wild, uncultivated area of Australia. I went for a walk in the bush.
   bushy (adj): a bushy tail, bushy hair — very thick hair.
   to beat about the bush: Stop beating about the bush, tell me exactly what you want.
   curious ['kjuəriəs] (adj): to be curious to know, a curious child, curious children. Someone who is curious is interested in things and wants to know more about them. Are you curious to know how that old clock works?
   graceful ['greisfǝl] (adj): a graceful dancer, a graceful figure. Tigers are very graceful animals. I have never seen anybody who is as graceful as Margaret.
   to notice ['nǝutis] (v): to notice a man, to notice a change in some-body. Suddenly Ralph noticed that it was raining hard. Did you notice a fat man sitting at the front?

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