Английский язык 6 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева, Баранова 2 часть ответы – страница 95

help of its trunk an elephant takes food and water and puts them to its mouth.
   support [sə'pɔ:t] (n): your friends' support. Will you help me? I need your support.
   to support (v): to support sb in sth. Will you support me in the argument? He said he wanted to go to the zoo but nobody sup-ported him.
   to obey [ə'ber] (v): to obey the rules, to obey orders. They obeyed me without a question. Do you always obey your parents?
   a term [t3:m] (n): 1. a school term, a college term. You are going to have a lot of English classes this term. 2. A term is a period of time between two elections when a certain president or a political party is in power.
   an amendment [ə'mendmənt] (n): an amendment to the Constitution; to make amendments. Changes in the Constitution are called amendments.
   to declare [dr'kleǝ] (v): to declare war on a country, to declare the meeting open, to declare one's loyalty to the country. Germany didn't declare war on Russia in 1941. Jack was declared the winner of the fight. I now declare this meeting open.
   a bill [bil] (n): 1. a hotel bill, a restaurant bill, an electricity bill. The bill for dinner was over twelve dollars. Last month my family got a large telephone bill. 2. a bill of parliament, the Bill of Rights, to pass a bill, to defeat a bill. The American Congress has just passed a new bill on education. The job of any parliament is to study bills and either pass or defeat them.
   a decision [dr'sızn] (n): an important decision, the right decision, the wrong decision, to take/make a decision. I think that I made the wrong decision. It isn't always easy to make a decision.
   to vote [vǝut] (v): to vote for/against something. When you vote, you make your choice or give your opinion by raising your hand or writing on a piece of paper. The people voted "yes" on the referendum [refə'rendəm].
   a court [ko:t] (n): the Supreme Court. Silence in court! Her case will be heard in the court.
   to judge [ʤʌʤ] (v): to judge a case, to judge a competition, to judge the dogs at a dog show, as far as I can judge, it's difficult to judge, judging by... Who will judge the next case? Judging by what everyone says about him, he will win the race.
   a judge (n): a court judge, Judge Simpson, a judge at the competitions, a judge of music, a judge of poetry. She is a good judge of character. I'm no judge of music but I know what I like.
   a citizen ['sıtızn] (n): an American citizen, citizens of Moscow. She is a British citizen but lives in India. When did he become a US citizen?

Продолжение номера 10 на следующей странице