Level 3, Unit 9


Тренажер

# word        
1 ail [eɪl]
ail [ verb ]
definition: To ail a person or group is to cause difficulty or pain.
example: My brother went to the doctor to see what was ailing him.


ail
ail
ail
2 ally [ˈælaɪ], [ˈælɪ]
ally [ noun ]
definition: An ally is someone who agrees to help or support you.
example: I was happy to find many allies who shared the same opinion as me.


ally
ally
ally
3 boast [bəʊst]
boast [ verb ]
definition: To boast is to talk about how good you are.
example: We all became tired of listening to him boast a bout him self all day.


boast
boast
boast
4 bounce [baʊns]
bounce [ verb ]
definition: To bounce is to move something up and away from a surface after hitting it.
example: Owen bounced the ball on the ground.


bounce
bounce
bounce
5 bully [ˈbʊlɪ]
bully [ noun ]
definition: A bully is a person who is mean to others.
example: The two bullies always picked on the smaller, weaker kids.


bully
bully
bully
6 crawl [krɔːl]
crawl [ verb ]
definition: To crawl is to moves lowly on your hands and knees.
example: The baby crawled across the floor.


crawl
crawl
crawl
7 defeat [dɪˈfiːt]
defeat [ verb ]
definition: To defeat someone is to beat them in a game or battle.
example: The champion defeated the challenger in the boxing match.


defeat
defeat
defeat
8 dial [ˈdaɪəl]
dial [ noun ]
definition: A dial is the front of a clock.
example: I look ed at the dial to see what time it was.


dial
dial
dial
9 dominant [ˈdɒmɪnənt]
dominant [ adjective ]
definition: When someone or something is dominant, they are stronger than others.
example: The gorilla is one of the dominant animals in the jungle.


dominant
dominant
dominant
10 mercy [ˈmɜːsɪ]
mercy [ noun ]
definition: If you show mercy, you choose not to punish or harm someone.
example: He asked his boss for mercy and to not fire him.


mercy
mercy
mercy
11 nod [nɒd]
nod [ verb ]
definition: To nod is to move your head up and down.
example: I nodded my head as I listened to the song.


nod
nod
nod
12 opponent [əˈpəʊnənt]
opponent [ noun ]
definition: An opponent is someone who fights against you.
example: On the field, our opponents were too good for us.


opponent
opponent
opponent
13 quarrel [ˈkwɒrəl]
quarrel [ verb ]
definition: To quarrel is to argue or fight .
example: Billy quarreled with his wife about buying a new house.


quarrel
quarrel
quarrel
14 rival [ˈraɪv(ə)l]
rival [ noun ]
definition: A rival is someone that is trying to keep you from getting what you want.
example: The three rivals were all competing for the same job.


rival
rival
rival
15 sore [sɔː]
sore [ adjective ]
definition: When a part of your body is sore, it hurts .
example: After lifting the heavy box, Mona’s back was sore.


sore
sore
sore
16 sting [stɪŋ]
sting [ verb ]
definition: To sting is to cause pain by pushing a sharp part into the skin.
example: The needle stung my arm and made me say, “ Ouch!”


sting
sting
sting
17 strain [streɪn]
strain [ verb ]
definition: To strain is to try very hard.
example: Casey strained to lift the heavy box.


strain
strain
strain
18 torture [ˈtɔːtʃə]
torture [ noun ]
definition: Torture is something that causes you physical or mental pain.
example: Greg thought that writing the essay was torture.


torture
torture
torture
19 wrestle [ˈrɛs(ə)l]
wrestle [ verb ]
definition: To wrestle is to play a game where you try to push someone to the floor.
example: My dad loved to wrestle when he was in high school.


wrestle
wrestle
wrestle
20 carbohydrate [ˌkɑːbə(ʊ)ˈhaɪdr(ɛ)ɪt]
carbohydrate [ noun ]
definition: Carbohydrates are substances in foods like bread that give you energy.
example: Carbohydrates like rice are a good source of energy for active people.


carbohydrate
carbohydrate
carbohydrate