| 1 |
non-fiction -- books about real facts or events, not imagined ones. |
| 2 |
mostly. |
| 3 |
as much as possible. |
| 4 |
a reader. |
| 5 |
i do, yeah. |
| 6 |
yeah, i do. |
| 7 |
yes, i do. |
| 8 |
yes, i do, yes. |
| 9 |
fashion magazines. |
| 10 |
brief description. |
| 11 |
humorous. |
| 12 |
an 'easy read'. |
| 13 |
it's set on in somewhere: it's set on in the states. |
| 14 |
holistic -- relating to the whole of sth. |
| 15 |
the Second World War. |
| 16 |
trace one's existence -- follow one's life. |
| 17 |
mundane -- about ordinary daily life. |
| 18 |
siblings -- brothers and/or sisters. |
| 19 |
comic book. |
| 20 |
hard labor. |
| 21 |
all of one's life. |
| 22 |
at window: saw the man at his window. |
| 23 |
watch someone. |
| 24 |
fall apart -- be in very bad condition. |
| 25 |
collapse -- fall down suddenly. |
| 26 |
start up: a young person who starts up her own business. |
| 27 |
laugh-out-loud. |
| 28 |
fellow-traveller. |
| 29 |
flatmate. |
| 30 |
we don't use "i wish/if only sb would" with state verbs. |
| 31 |
a fair bit. |
| 32 |
wind up: i need to wind up my ancient watch. |
| 33 |
recharge: my phone's dead. i need to recharge it. |
| 34 |
switch off: please switch off the air conditioning; it's not that hot. |
| 35 |
it's not that hot. |
| 36 |
chill: chill the lemonade before you serve it - it tastes better cold. |
| 37 |
lemonAde. |
| 38 |
focus on: if you focus your camera on that tree over there, you'll get a better picture. |
| 39 |
chill out -- relax completely. |
| 40 |
focus on -- think about, listen or watch sth or someone carefully. |
| 41 |
recharge -- get you energy back. |
| 42 |
wind up -- say or do sth to annoy someone. |
| 43 |
switch off -- stop listening or thinking. |
| 44 |
cooking. |
| 45 |
downtime -- the time during which a machine, especially a computer, isn't working or isn't able to be used. |
| 46 |
unwind (i ~ I). |
| 47 |
in our survey,. |
| 48 |
an overwhelming majority. |
| 49 |
a decade ago. |
| 50 |
blame the internet. |
| 51 |
eight out of ten. |
| 52 |
go online. |
| 53 |
in any location. |
| 54 |
contrary to current opinion. |
| 55 |
free-time activity. |
| 56 |
ranked 4th: spending time on the internet ranked 4th. |
| 57 |
age range. |
| 58 |
pensioner. |
| 59 |
unsurprisingly,. |
| 60 |
chore (tch). household chores. |
| 61 |
devote sth/yourself to sth or sb -- give your time or effort completely to sth you believe in or to a person, or to use a particular amount of time or energy doing sth: he devoted his life to serving his family, friends. |
| 62 |
leisure. leisure time. |
| 63 |
in terms of. in terms of pleasure. |
| 64 |
rank near the top. |
| 65 |
arrive -- turn up. |
| 66 |
give up -- stop (a hobby or habbite). |
| 67 |
take up -- start (a hobby or habbite). |
| 68 |
settle down with someone -- start living a quiet life, e.g. get married and have children. |
| 69 |
set up ~ establish -- start a company or organisation: she left the company to set up her own business. |
| 70 |
run out (of) -- be completely used up: we've run out of sugar. |
| 71 |
run out (of) 2 -- if sth is running out, there will soon be none left: we'll have to decide. time is running out. |
| 72 |
a role model: millions of women looked up to her as a role model. |
| 73 |
rAcism (ei). |
| 74 |
suffer violence. |
| 75 |
associate. |
| 76 |
to many people,. |
| 77 |
grow up -- spend your childhood. |
| 78 |
pass away -- die. |
| 79 |
go on -- continue to do sth. |
| 80 |
pick up -- learn by experience not study. |
| 81 |
go by -- pass (about time). |
| 82 |
look up to -- respect. |
| 83 |
take on -- agree to do some work. |
| 84 |
be brought up -- be raised. |
| 85 |
drop out -- stop doing a course. |
| 86 |
represent -- stand for. |
| 87 |
be well off. |
| 88 |
dIscipline. |
| 89 |
i couldn't deal with sth. |
| 90 |
the opening sentence. |
| 91 |
whining: you're an annoying, whining man-child. |
| 92 |
commute. |
| 93 |
average weekday. |
| 94 |
late-night party. |
| 95 |
campsite: in the film '3+2' main people were in a campsite. |
| 96 |
nostAlgia (dje). |
| 97 |
inhabit: bears inhabits the territories. |
| 98 |
encompass -- include different type of things (like embrace, cover, surround): the festival is to encompass everything from music, theatre, and ballet to literature, cinema, and the visual arts. |
| 99 |
vUlnerable. vulnerable species. |
| 100 |
conservation. |
| 101 |
cooperate. |
| 102 |
declIne (i): one of 19 subpopulations polar bears is in decline. |
| 103 |
insufficient. |
| 104 |
seal: a polar bear succeeded in catching up a seal. |
| 105 |
eyelid. |
| 106 |
razor. |
| 107 |
a boar -- an adult male bear or pig. |
| 108 |
a sow -- an adult female bear or pig. |
| 109 |
crouch. |
| 110 |
exhale. |
| 111 |
beluga whale. |
| 112 |
arctic charr. |
| 113 |
fourhorn sculpin. |
| 114 |
water-repellent. |
| 115 |
Insulate -- cover or surround sth with a material in order to stop heat, sound or electricity from escaping or entering. |
| 116 |
marIne. |
| 117 |
embrAce. |
| 118 |
snowdrift: the boy slipped and fell down in a snowdrift. |
| 119 |
permafrost. |
| 120 |
dormant -- isn't active or growing, but has the ability to be active at a later time: a female bear goes into a dormant state similar to hibernation. |
| 121 |
vicinity -- the area around a place or where the speaker is. |
| 122 |
repel: one layer repels other in a natural-seeming manner. |
| 123 |
swarm: show how to use expressions to animate several layers in a swarm. |
| 124 |
creatively. |
| 125 |
imaginatively. |
| 126 |
max: once a month max. |
| 127 |
get together (like meet, collect, gather). |
| 128 |
quit one's job. |
| 129 |
to and from work. |
| 130 |
bits: we love him to bits. |
| 131 |
mid-morning. |
| 132 |
itinerary -- a detailed plan or route of a journey. |
| 133 |
timetable. |
| 134 |
revolve -- move around a central point or line: the earth revolves around the sun. ~ orbit (like rotate, turn around). |
| 135 |
trail -- a path through a countryside, mountain, or forest area, often made or used for a particular purpose: a forest/mountain trail (like path). |
| 136 |
intAct. |
| 137 |
pledge: leave me this phone as a pledge (like deposit, guarantee, promise). |
| 138 |
mess up: i mess up, you tell me how to fix it and i do. |
| 139 |
as a matter of fact,. |
| 140 |
cyberbullying. |
| 141 |
soothing (like calming, softening). |
| 142 |
splinter (like frAgment). |
| 143 |
precision ~ accuracy. |
| 144 |
squash. |
| 145 |
squeeze. |
| 146 |
meaningless. meaningless activity. |
| 147 |
meaningful. |
| 148 |
what do you consider..? |
| 149 |
leisure time. |
| 150 |
free sb up. |
| 151 |
contribute: things that don't contribute their development. |
| 152 |
essentially. |
| 153 |
unproductive. |
| 154 |
to start with, ~ firstly ~ in the first place. |
| 155 |
electronically. |
| 156 |
in addition to this, ~ furthermore ~ moreover. |
| 157 |
the shopping centre. |
| 158 |
a shopping trolley. filling a shopping trolley. |
| 159 |
a shopping mall. |
| 160 |
at a snack bar. |
| 161 |
at the same time, ~ in cOntrast ~ as opposed to this. |
| 162 |
make good. |
| 163 |
at weekends,. |
| 164 |
this supports the view ~ this shows ~ this proves. |
| 165 |
in conclusion ~ to conclude ~ to sum up. |
| 166 |
wastefully. |
| 167 |
take walk. |
| 168 |
for example ~ for instance ~ as an example. |
| 169 |
oppOsed ~ completely different. |
| 170 |
retrieve -- find and bring back sth: computers are used to store and retrieve information efficiently. |
| 171 |
retrieve license (like get a license). |
| 172 |
what the hell. |
| 173 |
custody. |
| 174 |
landlady. |
| 175 |
advert (uk) ~ ad (us). |
| 176 |
tuition. tuition fees. |
| 177 |
superb. |
| 178 |
help out. |
| 179 |
tight budget. |
| 180 |
take advantage. |
| 181 |
stunning ~ breathtaking. stunning location. |
| 182 |
classic destination. |
| 183 |
delightful city. |
| 184 |
significant progress. |
| 185 |
yacht. |
| 186 |
breathtaking view. |
| 187 |
perfect opportunity. |
| 188 |
exceptional ~ outstanding. exceptional result. |
| 189 |
100% right -- perfect opportunity. perfect place. perfect example. |
| 190 |
important and popular for a long time -- classic destination. classic car. classic film. |
| 191 |
unusually good and more than excepted -- exceptional results. exceptional talents. exceptional ability. |
| 192 |
giving a lot of pressure -- delightful city. delightful village. delightful garden. |
| 193 |
important and easy to notice -- significant progress. significant improvement. significant change. |
| 194 |
very good or beautiful -- superb, breathtaking, stunning views/location/scenery. |
| 195 |
cloudlet. |
| 196 |
sprite: this is the sprite spinning in the air (like fairy). |
| 197 |
,if any,. |
| 198 |
interchangeable. |
| 199 |
collocate with. |
| 200 |
classic destination. |
| 201 |
Lisbon. |
| 202 |
Ljubljana. |
| 203 |
jewel: the jewel of Slovenia. |
| 204 |
delightful city. |
| 205 |
significant progress. |
| 206 |
breathtaking view. |
| 207 |
guarantee ~ ensure. |
| 208 |
an entrance ticket. |
| 209 |
in return for: in return for an entrance ticket. |
| 210 |
run smoothly. |
| 211 |
perfect opportunity. |
| 212 |
exceptional result. |
| 213 |
one-to-one: one-to-one language tuition. |
| 214 |
superb location. |
| 215 |
round up: we round up 10 homestay language courses (like gathering together, collecting up). |
| 216 |
homestay (like i lived with the american family). |
| 217 |
put in: if you're prepared to put in a few hours` work a day. |
| 218 |
stunning location. |
| 219 |
for next to nothing. |
| 220 |
decoy: but i sent a decoy to distract them (like a false target). |
| 221 |
good to see you. |
| 222 |
a bit of a rush. |
| 223 |
buddy. |
| 224 |
not my idea of a holiday. |
| 225 |
gardening. |
| 226 |
that's more my type of thing. |
| 227 |
in exchange. |
| 228 |
lodging: i get free board and lodging. |
| 229 |
board: i get free board and lodging. |
| 230 |
i think it sounds great. |
| 231 |
hold on a minute. |
| 232 |
go over: i'm thinking of going over. |
| 233 |
on the screen. |
| 234 |
at the earliest. |
| 235 |
get someone onto a flight. |
| 236 |
airline. |
| 237 |
it's not our policy. |
| 238 |
voucher. |
| 239 |
courtesy: courtesy of the airline (like politeness, civility, consideration). |
| 240 |
get in: the plane got in at nine. |
| 241 |
welcome home. |
| 242 |
brilliant. |
| 243 |
sounds good to me. |
| 244 |
hospitable. |
| 245 |
straightaway: they made me feel at home straightaway. |
| 246 |
that would be great. |
| 247 |
astrAy: because their shepherd went astray (like get lost). |
| 248 |
portent: michael sees evil portent in everything (like sign). |
| 249 |
perfect pitch. |
| 250 |
Insect. |
| 251 |
cuisine. |
| 252 |
accommodation. |
| 253 |
formulate. |
| 254 |
come up with. |
| 255 |
at maturity,. |
| 256 |
maturation. |
| 257 |
undergo. |
| 258 |
deteriorate. |
| 259 |
lurk: who knows what horrors lurk in the cupboards? (like hide). |
| 260 |
a good sense of humor. |
| 261 |
in great shape. |
| 262 |
understand human nature. |
| 263 |
inventive. |
| 264 |
know-how. |
| 265 |
good with words: i've never been good with words. |
| 266 |
good with my hands: you know i'm no good with my hands. |
| 267 |
a sharp mind. |
| 268 |
cool-headed. |
| 269 |
on my job. |
| 270 |
in my work. |
| 271 |
the middle of nowhere. |
| 272 |
toiletries. |
| 273 |
things are pretty basic here. |
| 274 |
on the outskirts. |
| 275 |
in a yurt. |
| 276 |
remains: except the remains of an old stone hut nearby. |
| 277 |
hut. |
| 278 |
do a bit of horseback. |
| 279 |
play cards. |
| 280 |
birds of a feather flock together (like in Russian a fisher can see another fiser from afar). |
| 281 |
seek out. |
| 282 |
over and over. |
| 283 |
neverending ~ unending. |
| 284 |
mentorship. |
| 285 |
label. label the bottle. |
| 286 |
under 10 statements. |
| 287 |
set sb free. |
| 288 |
fella (like guy, man). |
| 289 |
stand by: i stand by my husband 100 percent (like maintain). |
| 290 |
councillor. |
| 291 |
rumor. |
| 292 |
discretion: i advise a level of discretion concerning specific details (like restraint, caution). |
| 293 |
desperation: this attack is an act of desperation. |
| 294 |
shed: we must first shed our fear of it (like throw). |
| 295 |
suffIce (i): smith, will suffice (like be enough). |
| 296 |
care for some company? |
| 297 |
intrude: i don't want to intrude if you'd prefer to be alone. |
| 298 |
how the hell? |
| 299 |
orphan (like fatherless). |
| 300 |
well, suit yourself (like do as you want). |
| 301 |
pickle -- like a salt cucumber. |
| 302 |
mainframe: the machine mainframe. |
| 303 |
brawl (like quarrel). |
| 304 |
blunt (like dull). |
| 305 |
at a tourist office. |
| 306 |
a two-week trip. |
| 307 |
the content. |
| 308 |
airport security. |
| 309 |
the remains: do you like looking at the remains of ancient buildings? |
| 310 |
whereabouts. |
| 311 |
keep someone informed. |
| 312 |
understand human nature. |
| 313 |
in great shape. |
| 314 |
know-how. |
| 315 |
inventive. |
| 316 |
cool-headed. |
| 317 |
good with words. |
| 318 |
good with my hands ~ handy ~ dextrous. |
| 319 |
a sharp mind ~ wit. |
| 320 |
a good sense of humor. |
| 321 |
panellist (like a participant in a discussion group). |
| 322 |
interrogate (like strongly ask). |
| 323 |
grill -- like grill with questions for learning the truth. |
| 324 |
lie detector. |
| 325 |
obstacle course. |
| 326 |
nothing about nothing. |
| 327 |
multi-talented ~ jack of all trades. |
| 328 |
celEb (like celebrity). |
| 329 |
not right away. |
| 330 |
point: if they're right, they get a point. |
| 331 |
gosh,. |
| 332 |
climb over. |
| 333 |
balance on. |
| 334 |
sounds dangerous. |
| 335 |
contestant (like competitor, participant). |
| 336 |
on podiums. |
| 337 |
turn around and around. |
| 338 |
get knocked down. |
| 339 |
tippy: tippy tables (like unstable). |
| 340 |
teeter ~ like wobble. |
| 341 |
totter ~ similar to stagger. |
| 342 |
(the aim of an activity) the point is to. |
| 343 |
(the aim of an activity) the point/aim/goal is for you to. |
| 344 |
(emphasise an important point) the key/main/most important thing is to. |
| 345 |
(different procedures or steps) basically the way it works is that the first player. |
| 346 |
(different procedures or steps) what happens (next) is that you. |
| 347 |
(different procedures or steps) the first/next/last thing you do is you. |
| 348 |
(different procedures or steps) after you've finished/done that, you. |
| 349 |
(different procedures or steps) what you have to do is to. |
| 350 |
(different procedures or steps) first,/next,/after that,/then,/finally, you. |
| 351 |
electrician. |
| 352 |
fix the light. |
| 353 |
a bad temper. |
| 354 |
of anyone i've ever met. |
| 355 |
lash down: the rain's lashing down. |
| 356 |
the lectern. |
| 357 |
backstage. |
| 358 |
the cast: the cast is waiting backstage. |
| 359 |
urge: i urge the Council to realize the truth (like make an impulse). |
| 360 |
by any and all means. |
| 361 |
dispatch: we request a ship be dispatched to ascertain the fate of the One (like sending, mailing). |
| 362 |
ascertAIn: we make no effort to ascertain their parentage (like find out, determine). |
| 363 |
comprehEnd: i wish i were able to comprehend the council's choice in this matter (like understand, perceive, grasp). |
| 364 |
hereby ~ thus. |
| 365 |
adjourn ~ postpone: let's review a new evidence and adjourn until tomorrow. |
| 366 |
trafficker ~ drug dealer; an international arms trafficker; human/people traffickers. but trafficker of information. |
| 367 |
causality. |
| 368 |
flutter: her heart flutters (like tremble, vibrate). |
| 369 |
fortune teller: give the fortune teller this message (like a personage in the film 'take me to the hell'). |
| 370 |
take a piss. |
| 371 |
get out. |
| 372 |
pompous prick -- like about a guy in a bad way. |
| 373 |
on and on. |
| 374 |
notoriously -- in a way that is famous for sth bad: He was involved in crime - most notoriously, a series of armed robbers. |
| 375 |
tErminate [t.mineit]: They terminated my contract in October (like cease, stop). |
| 376 |
ladies' room. |
| 377 |
lipstick. |
| 378 |
i'll handle them. |
| 379 |
mark my words. |
| 380 |
prEdecessor: my predecessor worked in this job for twelve years. |
| 381 |
step away from the door. |
| 382 |
Exile -- the condition of someone being sent or kept away from their own country, village, etc., especially for political reasons (like deported, deportee). |
| 383 |
the emergency system (like alarm system). |
| 384 |
plain text. |
| 385 |
embEdded (like nested, inserted). |
| 386 |
key presses. |
| 387 |
over the network. |
| 388 |
so-called. |
| 389 |
for the sake of: for the sake of a user's safety. |
| 390 |
dev: usually ruby devs like it. |
| 391 |
standalone. |
| 392 |
concIse (i) -- short and clear, expressing what needs to be said without unnecessary words: make your answers clear and concise. |
| 393 |
in-depth. |
| 394 |
familiar with the basics. |
| 395 |
get added: new features get added. |
| 396 |
the term. |
| 397 |
full-scale. |
| 398 |
nEgligible (like insignificant. |
| 399 |
well-suited for. |
| 400 |
best of luck. |
| 401 |
gnaw -- bite repeatedly: he gnawed his fingers. |
| 402 |
thorny: a thorny rose bush. |
| 403 |
at bay. |
| 404 |
sturdy: the same sturdy material our fingernails are made of (like strong, powerful, durable). |
| 405 |
ruminator -- some types of animals have that part which help them chew (like about that who think carefully and for a long period about sth). |
| 406 |
poke: the key is to avoid being poked by the spines. |
| 407 |
fleshy (like meaty). |
| 408 |
protrusion (like bulge, ledge). |
| 409 |
nOUrishment: the camel uses hump as nourishment (like food). |
| 410 |
scarce -- not easy to find and get (deficient). |
| 411 |
limp: if a camel gets hungry, the hump will limp. |
| 412 |
thrive (like flourish, blossom). |
| 413 |
in this case,. |
| 414 |
markup ~ layout. |
| 415 |
implementation -- the act of starting to use a plan or system: various projects for constructing new schools are under implementation in the region (like realization, execution). |
| 416 |
semicOlon. |
| 417 |
omIt: it can be omitted in most cases. |
| 418 |
semicolon. |
| 419 |
newline. |
| 420 |
check out: check this code out. |
| 421 |
leave out: it's possible to leave out semicolons most of the time. |
| 422 |
forward slash. |
| 423 |
asterisk. |
| 424 |
it can be handy. |
| 425 |
footprint. |
| 426 |
hEresy [herisi]. |
| 427 |
downside. |
| 428 |
explicitly: you need to explicitly enable. |
| 429 |
revert (like return, restore). |
| 430 |
make a difference. |
| 431 |
a welcome guest. |
| 432 |
as of now, (like currently). |
| 433 |
luckily,. |
| 434 |
goodies (like tastiness). |
| 435 |
readability. |
| 436 |
technically,. |
| 437 |
aesthEtic. |
| 438 |
cover something in detail. |
| 439 |
forbid. |
| 440 |
broad the mind. |
| 441 |
more than that, ~ like moreover. |
| 442 |
confer -- like give, assign, grant: this limitation confers certain benefits. |
| 443 |
digit: the name must contain only letters, digits, or the symbols $ and _. |
| 444 |
that is. |
| 445 |
the underscore - _. |
| 446 |
the dollar sign - $. |
| 447 |
convention: there's an international convention to use english in variable names. |
| 448 |
tie: a lion was tied to a tree. |
| 449 |
the special effects. |
| 450 |
a closely-guarded secret ~ a well-kept secret. |
| 451 |
reveal the truth ~ tell the truth after hiding it. |
| 452 |
develop a strategy ~ invent and improve on a technique. |
| 453 |
a comprehEnsive knowledge ~ a complete knowledge. |
| 454 |
a heightened sense of hearing ~ increased sense of hearing. |
| 455 |
completely deaf. |
| 456 |
profoundly deaf ~ completely deaf. |
| 457 |
underwater. |
| 458 |
an assistant on a documentary. |
| 459 |
resign from one's position. |
| 460 |
honesty. |
| 461 |
bring up. |
| 462 |
grow up. |
| 463 |
an underwater cameraman. |
| 464 |
blockbuster -- a best-selling film. |
| 465 |
forum -- a webpage where people take part in online discussions is a website. |
| 466 |
wikipedia -- this website has facts and information about many different subjects. |
| 467 |
autobiography -- a book that someone writes about their own life. |
| 468 |
manual -- a book that tells you how to do sth, especially how to use a machine. |
| 469 |
biography -- the story someone writes about someone else's life. |
| 470 |
article -- a piece of writing about a particular subject. |
| 471 |
blog -- a type of website containing information of opinions from a particular person or about a particular subject. new information or comments are added regularly. |
| 472 |
poetry -- poems in general. |
| 473 |
nOvel -- a written story about fictional characters. |
| 474 |
tweet -- a short message on a social media website. |
| 475 |
manga -- japanese comics, often action-adventure, which are read by all ages. |
| 476 |
gossip -- a magazine is about the behaviour and private lives of famous people. |
| 477 |
update -- the latest online news on an event or person is a social media update. |
| 478 |
lyrics -- the words of a song. |
| 479 |
as it true. |
| 480 |
bearing many resemblances (like having lots of common with someone or sth). |
| 481 |
at first sight. |
| 482 |
wife-to-be (like a future wife). |
| 483 |
wait on tables. |
| 484 |
use one's stuff (like use one's things). |
| 485 |
on the computer. |
| 486 |
competitive. |
| 487 |
over little things: they would often fight over little things. |
| 488 |
Argue. |
| 489 |
recall. as i recall. |
| 490 |
uncontrollably. |
| 491 |
hypothermia. |
| 492 |
mere -- used to emphasize that sth is not large or important: it was technically possible to create a variable by a mere assignment. |
| 493 |
widespread. |
| 494 |
Alias (ei). |
| 495 |
difficult-to-remember. |
| 496 |
so-called. |
| 497 |
lifelong. |
| 498 |
in my view,. |
| 499 |
long-term. a long-term relationship. |
| 500 |
Extrovert. |
| 501 |
the resulting tensions. |
| 502 |
strain (like tension). |
| 503 |
long-lasting. a long-lasting relationship. |
| 504 |
week-long. |
| 505 |
walking through. walking through museums. |
| 506 |
niche (tch). |
| 507 |
frontier: a new frontier in fact - space tourism (like border, boundary line). |
| 508 |
entrepreneur. |
| 509 |
aboard. aboard a rocket (like on board). |
| 510 |
sceptic. |
| 511 |
the international space station. |
| 512 |
it's a matter of time. |
| 513 |
get on the case (like start doing sth). |
| 514 |
sub-orbital. sub-orbital flight. |
| 515 |
come down in price. |
| 516 |
weightlessness. |
| 517 |
glide: heading back to earth and gliding in for a landing (like slide, hover). |
| 518 |
ring-shaped. a ring-shaped spacecraft. |
| 519 |
the opening date. |
| 520 |
ordinary folk: is there a hope for ordinary folk. |
| 521 |
resOrt: a few night at the space resort. |
| 522 |
enthusiast. |
| 523 |
would-be: would-be space. |
| 524 |
vicious [vishaes] -- vicious people or actions show an intention or wish to hurt someone or sth very badly (like cruel, fierce). |
| 525 |
stick out: sticking out into the Atlantic Ocean. |
| 526 |
the Atlantic Ocean (like stay somewhere and it's boring). |
| 527 |
famous for: it's famous for its significant archaeological sites. |
| 528 |
archaeological sites. |
| 529 |
densely. |
| 530 |
sandy. sandy beach. |
| 531 |
summit ~ like top. |
| 532 |
off the coast. |
| 533 |
closeness. |
| 534 |
the outdoor concert. |
| 535 |
don't be late. |
| 536 |
luggage ~ suitcases. |
| 537 |
facilities ~ a 4-star hotel has more of these and they're better. |
| 538 |
accommodation ~ a place to sleep or stay for a while. |
| 539 |
remains ~ what's left on an ancient building. |
| 540 |
equipment ~ e.g., in sport, a tennis racket, golf clubs. |
| 541 |
contents ~ all the things in yor bag. |
| 542 |
information ~ everything you find out when you ask question. |
| 543 |
scenery ~ the view of natural features, for example out of a train window. |
| 544 |
advice ~ suggestions. |
| 545 |
means of transport. |
| 546 |
snorkel [snookel]. |
| 547 |
elation. elated. (like delight, excitement, euphoria). |
| 548 |
look up to someone. |
| 549 |
breakthrough. a significant breakthrough. |
| 550 |
undo (like cancel). |
| 551 |
hIndsight (i ~ I) (like retrospective). |
| 552 |
i didn't get round to answering. |
| 553 |
a photo of myself. |
| 554 |
rare: i hate steak when it's rare (like with blood). |
| 555 |
Olive. |
| 556 |
from the age of four. |
| 557 |
dress up. |
| 558 |
do well: you did well in the end. |
| 559 |
yes, eventually. |
| 560 |
join in ~ join. |
| 561 |
the rest is history. |
| 562 |
mistype: it's much easier to mistype. |
| 563 |
withdraw: he had to withdraw due to his shoulder injury (like cancel, leave, retire). |
| 564 |
run-time: calculate in run-time. |
| 565 |
glance. |
| 566 |
from scratch. |
| 567 |
well-labeled. |
| 568 |
repay (like compensate). |
| 569 |
handsomely. |
| 570 |
good-to-follow. |
| 571 |
human-readable. |
| 572 |
maximally. |
| 573 |
agree on terms. |
| 574 |
go for it. |
| 575 |
just in case. |
| 576 |
charge up -- make someone to get interested in sth. |
| 577 |
Happy New Year. |
| 578 |
nation-wide. a nation-wide chain. |
| 579 |
planner (like architector). |
| 580 |
internet access. |
| 581 |
tomb (tu:m). site of the tombs (like grave). |
| 582 |
whereabouts. |
| 583 |
get right: it's hard to get right. |
| 584 |
defrost: defrost it overnight. |
| 585 |
throughout: it cooks well throughout. |
| 586 |
pre-heat. |
| 587 |
griddle. |
| 588 |
unevenly: otherwise the steak will be cooked unevenly (like roughly). |
| 589 |
season. season the meat (like flavor). |
| 590 |
dry out. |
| 591 |
gently: press the steak gently. |
| 592 |
well done firm and medium in between. |
| 593 |
foil: cover it with foil (like aluminum wrapper). |
| 594 |
accompany: you can serve it with potatoes or accompany it with a sauce. |
| 595 |
in fashion. |
| 596 |
flared trousers. |
| 597 |
public row: they won't work together after their public row (like scandal). |
| 598 |
leaflet. |
| 599 |
a leak. in the event of a leak (like liquid flows away). |
| 600 |
lawnmower. |
| 601 |
verbose: it's nice to be a verbose (like wordy). |
| 602 |
curriculum -- the subjects studied in a school, college, etc.: the school curriculum. |
| 603 |
don't save on sth or sb. |
| 604 |
in a sense. |
| 605 |
floating point number. |
| 606 |
division by zero. |
| 607 |
prOpagate: NaN propagates to the whole result. |
| 608 |
non-numeric. |
| 609 |
at worst,. |
| 610 |
backtick -- `. |
| 611 |
applicable. |
| 612 |
Entity (like essence). |
| 613 |
treatment: objects deserve a special treatment. |
| 614 |
completeness. |
| 615 |
parenthesis -- ( or ). parentheses -- (). |
| 616 |
recognize: that's an officially recognized. |
| 617 |
come from the early days. |
| 618 |
standalone. |
| 619 |
square brackets -- []. |
| 620 |
denote. |
| 621 |
the price for simplicity. |
| 622 |
bells and whistles. |
| 623 |
output. |
| 624 |
for now (like now; on today). |
| 625 |
whitespace. |
| 626 |
go for a jog. |
| 627 |
years ago. |
| 628 |
a perfect place to relax. |
| 629 |
a classic book. |
| 630 |
a breathtaking view of a city. |
| 631 |
a superb restaurant. |
| 632 |
someone with an exceptional talent. |
| 633 |
a significant improvement to public transport. |
| 634 |
a delightful village. |
| 635 |
stunning scenery. |
| 636 |
lifespan -- the length of time that someone will live. |
| 637 |
soar [so:] -- increases quickly (like fly up). |
| 638 |
rent an apartment. |
| 639 |
mountain range. |
| 640 |
the UN. |
| 641 |
the 1990s. |
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