Level 5, Unit 2


Тренажер

# word        
1 abbey [ˈæbɪ]
abbey [ noun ]
definition: An abbey is a house or group of houses where monks or nuns live.
example: When the monk returned to the abbey, he went immediately to his bedroom.


abbey
abbey
abbey
2 abundant [əˈbʌndənt]
abundant [ adjective ]
definition: If something is abundant, then it is available in large quantities.
example: Cakes, cookies, and candy were so abundant that the child was very happy.


abundant
abundant
abundant
3 adjoin [əˈdʒɔɪn]
adjoin [ verb ]
definition: To adjoin something means to be next to or attached to something else.
example: She can listen to her brother’s conversations because her room adjoins his.


adjoin
adjoin
adjoin
4 ample [ˈæmp(ə)l]
ample [ adjective ]
definition: If something is ample, then it is enough or more than enough.
example: There was an ample supply of oats to feed the horses.


ample
ample
ample
5 arid [ˈærɪd]
arid [ adjective ]
definition: If a place is arid, then it is hot and dry and gets very little or no rain.
example: Not many plants grow in the arid desert.


arid
arid
arid
6 cathedral [kəˈθiːdrəl]
cathedral [ noun ]
definition: A cathedral is an important and often large and beautifully built church.
example: The large cathedral is full of people on Sunday mornings.


cathedral
cathedral
cathedral
7 deprive [dɪˈpraɪv]
deprive [ verb ]
definition: To deprive someone of something means to not let them have it.
example: Because the child was bad, she was deprived of her dessert after dinner.


deprive
deprive
deprive
8 drought [draʊt]
drought [ noun ]
definition: A drought is a long period of time in which little or no rain falls.
example: After three months of drought, the vegetation and trees started dying.


drought
drought
drought
9 eligible [ˈɛlɪdʒəb(ə)l]
eligible [ adjective ]
definition: If someone is eligible, then they are permitted to do or have something.
example: Only people who bought tickets were eligible to win a prize.


eligible
eligible
eligible
10 fast [fɑːst]
fast [ verb ]
definition: To fast means to go without food or drink for a period of time.
example: In her religion, they fast for five days and then have a big feast.


fast
fast
fast
11 grumble [ˈɡrʌmb(ə)l]
grumble [ verb ]
definition: To grumble means to complain.
example: He grumbled about having to work late on Friday.


grumble
grumble
grumble
12 inland [ˈɪnlənd]
inland [ verb ]
definition: If someone goes inland, they travel into the center of a country or land.
example: The river curved inland near the campground.


inland
inland
inland
13 moisture [ˈmɔɪstʃə]
moisture [ noun ]
definition: Moisture is small drops of water in the air or on a surface.
example: If you breathe on a window, moisture from your breath collects on the glass.


moisture
moisture
moisture
14 nonetheless [ˌnʌnðəˈlɛs]
nonetheless [ adverb ]
definition: If something happens nonetheless, then it occurs despite some other thing.
example: She tried to keep the dog out of the mud, but it got dirty nonetheless.


nonetheless
nonetheless
nonetheless
15 oath [əʊθ]
oath [ noun ]
definition: An oath is a formal, often public, promise.
example: Judges must take an oath to be fair to everyone in court.


oath
oath
oath
16 prairie [ˈprɛ(ə)rɪ]
prairie [ noun ]
definition: A prairie is a large flat area of grassland.
example: The prairie was perfect for a farm because there were hills and trees.


prairie
prairie
prairie
17 ragged [ˈræɡɪd]
ragged [ adjective ]
definition: If something is ragged, then it is old, torn, and falling apart.
example: They could see his toes through the holes in his ragged shoes.


ragged
ragged
ragged
18 rugged [ˈrʌɡɪd]
rugged [ adjective ]
definition: If an area of land is rugged, then it is rocky and difficult to travel through.
example: Their car couldn’t make it far along the rugged roads.


rugged
rugged
rugged
19 scarce [skɛəs]
scarce [ adjective ]
definition: If something is scarce, then it is in a very small amount.
example: When gasoline was scarce, we rode our bikes, instead of driving, to school.


scarce
scarce
scarce
20 speculate [ˈspɛkjʊleɪt]
speculate [ verb ]
definition: To speculate means to guess about something.
example: My sister looked at the sky and speculated that it would rain tomorrow.


speculate
speculate
speculate