Level 4, Unit 16


Тренажер

# word        
1 altogether [ˌɔːltəˈɡɛðə]
altogether [ adverb ]
definition: If something happens altogether, it happens completely.
example: The company stopped using sugar altogether in its food.


altogether
altogether
altogether
2 bind [baɪnd]
bind [ verb ]
definition: To bind is to bring people together.
example: The victims of the flood were bound by their need to help each other.


bind
bind
bind
3 bruise [bruːz]
bruise [ noun ]
definition: A bruise is a dark mark caused by being hit by something.
example: She got a bruise on her knee from falling down.


bruise
bruise
bruise
4 custom [ˈkʌstəm]
custom [ noun ]
definition: A custom is a way of doing things that has been the same for a long time.
example: It is a custom that the bride and groom have the first dance.


custom
custom
custom
5 disobedient [ˌdɪsəˈbiːdjənt]
disobedient [ adjective ]
definition: When someone is disobedient, they do not follow the rules or instructions.
example: The disobedient children didn’t listen to their mother and had an accident.


disobedient
disobedient
disobedient
6 foresee [fɔːˈsiː]
foresee [ verb ]
definition: To foresee something is to know about it before it happens.
example: The teacher didn’t foresee any problems with her large class.


foresee
foresee
foresee
7 glimpse [ɡlɪmps]
glimpse [ verb ]
definition: To glimpse something is to see it for a short time.
example: She glimpsed outside the window as the plane was about to land.


glimpse
glimpse
glimpse
8 hoop [huːp]
hoop [ noun ]
definition: A hoop is a ring that is made of plastic, metal, or wood.
example: The boys tried to toss the ball through the basketball hoop.


hoop
hoop
hoop
9 misfortune [mɪsˈfɔːtʃ(ə)n]
misfortune [ noun ]
definition: Misfortune is bad luck or an unlucky event.
example: His family helped him when he encountered misfortune.


misfortune
misfortune
misfortune
10 negative [ˈnɛɡətɪv]
negative [ adjective ]
definition: When something is negative, it is unpleasant or sad.
example: She doesn’t like to say negative things about her friends.


negative
negative
negative
11 per [pɜː]
per [ preposition ]
definition: Per is used to mean “each” when giving a price, size, or amount.
example: It costs $8 per person to watch the baseball game.


per
per
per
12 plead [pliːd]
plead [ verb ]
definition: To plead is to ask for something you want very badly.
example: He pleaded for his parents to let him go to the soccer game.


plead
plead
plead
13 rip [rɪp]
rip [ verb ]
definition: To rip something means to pull it apart.
example: She ripped the paper in half by accident.


rip
rip
rip
14 sake [seɪk]
sake [ noun ]
definition: The sake of something is the reason for doing it.
example: The parents worked hard for their children’s sake.


sake
sake
sake
15 scrape [skreɪp]
scrape [ verb ]
definition: To scrape something is to rub it very hard with something sharp.
example: I accidentally scraped the paint off the side of the car.


scrape
scrape
scrape
16 source [sɔːs]
source [ noun ]
definition: A source of something is the place that it comes from.
example: The river was the source of drinking water for the village.


source
source
source
17 stern [stɜːn]
stern [ adjective ]
definition: When somebody is stern, they are very serious.
example: The stern teacher didn’t allow the students to speak during class.


stern
stern
stern
18 stitch [stɪtʃ]
stitch [ verb ]
definition: To stitch is to use a needle and thread to join pieces of cloth together.
example: My grandmother stitched the pieces together to make a big blanket.


stitch
stitch
stitch
19 thump [θʌmp]
thump [ noun ]
definition: A thump is the sound of a heavy object falling.
example: They heard the thump when the bowling ball hit the floor.


thump
thump
thump
20 vehement [ˈvɪəmənt]
vehement [ adjective ]
definition: When somebody is vehement, they are angry and emotional.
example: Gina was vehement when she found out that Liz was bad in school.


vehement
vehement
vehement