Level 4, Unit 20


Тренажер

# word        
1 betray [bɪˈtreɪ]
betray [ verb ]
definition: To betray someone means to treat them in a dishonest way.
example: The man betrayed his country when he gave away national secrets.


betray
betray
betray
2 blast [blɑːst]
blast [ noun ]
definition: A blast is a loud noise made by something that explodes.
example: There was a loud blast when the police officer fired the gun.


blast
blast
blast
3 bracelet [ˈbreɪslɪt]
bracelet [ noun ]
definition: A bracelet is a piece of jewelry that you wear around your wrist.
example: My father gave me a pretty gold bracelet for my birthday.


bracelet
bracelet
bracelet
4 cease [siːs]
cease [ verb ]
definition: To cease means to stop.
example: After about an hour, the rain ceased, and a rainbow appeared.


cease
cease
cease
5 choke [tʃəʊk]
choke [ verb ]
definition: To choke means to cough because you have difficulty breathing.
example: There was a lot of smoke in the air, and it made me choke.


choke
choke
choke
6 civil [ˈsɪv(ə)l]
civil [ adjective ]
definition: When an event is civil, it happens inside a country.
example: The country was torn apart by a terrible civil war.


civil
civil
civil
7 comment [ˈkɒmɛnt]
comment [ verb ]
definition: To comment means to say something that shows your personal opinion.
example: Tom commented on the poor quality of the food.


comment
comment
comment
8 cross [krɒs]
cross [ verb ]
definition: To cross means to go from one side to the other side.
example: We used his boat to cross to the other side of the lake.


cross
cross
cross
9 dent [dɛnt]
dent [ noun ]
definition: A dent is damage caused by something heavy hitting something else.
example: That blue car hit my car, and now there is a small dent in my car door.


dent
dent
dent
10 distrust [dɪsˈtrʌst]
distrust [ verb ]
definition: To distrust someone means to believe that they are not honest.
example: Don’t lend money to someone if you distrust them!


distrust
distrust
distrust
11 fort [fɔːt]
fort [ noun ]
definition: A fort is a small building that is specially built to defend an area from attack.
example: When the army arrived, they built a big fort on the top of the hill.


fort
fort
fort
12 lining [ˈlaɪnɪŋ]
lining [ noun ]
definition: Lining is a piece of cloth that covers the inside of clothes.
example: This jacket is very warm because it has a thick lining.


lining
lining
lining
13 mass [mæs]
mass [ noun ]
definition: A mass is a large number of things of one type.
example: We received a mass of letters this morning.


mass
mass
mass
14 pray [preɪ]
pray [ verb ]
definition: To pray means to talk to God.
example: When people go to church, they pray for their families and friends.


pray
pray
pray
15 rife [raɪf]
rife [ adjective ]
definition: If a place is rife with something bad, it is very common in that place.
example: This part of the country is rife with disease.


rife
rife
rife
16 sole [səʊl]
sole [ adjective ]
definition: When something is the sole thing, it is the only thing of a particular type.
example: His sole purpose in life was to help others.


sole
sole
sole
17 sweep [swiːp]
sweep [ verb ]
definition: If you sweep the floor, you clean it with a tool like a broom or a brush.
example: There is a lot of dirt on the floor. Can you sweep it please?


sweep
sweep
sweep
18 treachery [ˈtrɛtʃ(ə)rɪ]
treachery [ noun ]
definition: Treachery is a behavior in which a person betrays a country or a person.
example: The man ran away to escape from the treachery of his wife.


treachery
treachery
treachery
19 tuck [tʌk]
tuck [ verb ]
definition: To tuck something means to put it somewhere so that it is neat or safe.
example: He looked sloppy without his shirt being tucked into his pants.


tuck
tuck
tuck
20 found [faʊnd]
found [ verb ]
definition: To found means to bring something into existence.
example: The pastor founded his church in the countryside.


found
found
found