Level 5, Unit 18


Тренажер

# word        
1 aggressive [əˈɡrɛsɪv]
aggressive [ adjective ]
definition: If someone is aggressive, then they constantly want to fight.
example: Nobody liked to play games with him because he was always too aggressive


aggressive
aggressive
aggressive
2 amnesty [ˈæmnəstɪ]
amnesty [ noun ]
definition: Amnesty is a pardon given to prisoners of war.
example: She was denied amnesty for her involvement in the war.


amnesty
amnesty
amnesty
3 arena [əˈriːnə]
arena [ noun ]
definition: An arena is a building where people can watch sports and concerts.
example: The new arena was all set to hold the championship match.


arena
arena
arena
4 auditorium [ˌɔːdɪˈtɔːrɪəm]
auditorium [ noun ]
definition: An auditorium is a large building used for public events.
example: People have gathered at the school auditorium to watch the play.


auditorium
auditorium
auditorium
5 captive [ˈkæptɪv]
captive [ noun ]
definition: A captive is a prisoner.
example: The guards told the captive that there was no way he could escape the prison.


captive
captive
captive
6 combat [ˈkɒmbæt]
combat [ noun ]
definition: Combat is fighting between two people or groups.
example: The two warriors were locked in combat.


combat
combat
combat
7 commonplace [ˈkɒmənpleɪs]
commonplace [ adjective ]
definition: If something is commonplace, then it is ordinary.
example: There is nothing commonplace about the way Morris dresses.


commonplace
commonplace
commonplace
8 compound [ˈkɒmpaʊnd]
compound [ noun ]
definition: A compound is an enclosed area such as a prison or factory.
example: The workers waited outside the compound for the gates to the factory to open.


compound
compound
compound
9 corps [kɔː], [kɔːz]
corps [ noun ]
definition: A corps is a division of a military force.
example: The army had a corps of archers who trained apart from the regular soldiers.


corps
corps
corps
10 distract [dɪsˈtrækt]
distract [ verb ]
definition: To distract someone means to stop them from concentrating on something.
example: The phone call distracted him so much that he forgot all about his homework.


distract
distract
distract
11 dumb [dʌm]
dumb [ adjective ]
definition: If someone is dumb, they are unable to speak.
example: She did not share the secret. She remained silent as if she were dumb.


dumb
dumb
dumb
12 foe [fəʊ]
foe [ noun ]
definition: A foe is an enemy or opponent.
example: It was hard to believe that anyone could be his foe.


foe
foe
foe
13 hack [hæk]
hack [ verb ]
definition: To hack something means to cut it into uneven pieces.
example: My uncle used the ax to hack the tree into many logs.


hack
hack
hack
14 meditate [ˈmɛdɪteɪt]
meditate [ verb ]
definition: To meditate means to focus or think deeply in silence.
example: She liked to meditate for several hours of each day.


meditate
meditate
meditate
15 nick [nɪk]
nick [ verb ]
definition: To nick someone means to cut them slightly with a sharp object.
example: While cutting the carrots, the cook nicked his finger with the edge of his knife.


nick
nick
nick
16 provoke [prəˈvəʊk]
provoke [ verb ]
definition: To provoke someone means to annoy them on purpose to cause violence.
example: The older boy provoked Paul by calling him mean names.


provoke
provoke
provoke
17 realm [rɛlm]
realm [ noun ]
definition: A realm is any area of activity or interest.
example: He was not very active in the realm of business.


realm
realm
realm
18 reign [reɪn]
reign [ noun ]
definition: A reign is the period of time in which a ruler rules.
example: The emperor’s reign lasted for only two years.


reign
reign
reign
19 rust [rʌst]
rust [ noun ]
definition: Rust is a red and brown coating on iron objects caused by water and air.
example: The old metal gate would not swing because the hinges were covered in rust.


rust
rust
rust
20 sacred [ˈseɪkrɪd]
sacred [ adjective ]
definition: If something is sacred, then it is worshipped and respected.
example: One religion in India will not harm cows because it believes that they are sacred.


sacred
sacred
sacred