Level 6, Unit 11


Тренажер

# word        
1 advocate [ˈædvəkeɪt]
advocate [ verb ]
definition: To advocate a plan or idea is to support or suggest it in public.
example: The group advocated increased spending on education and schools.


advocate
advocate
advocate
2 authorize [ˈɔːθəraɪz]
authorize [ verb ]
definition: To authorize something means to give permission for it.
example: The mayor authorized the construction of a new statue in the park.


authorize
authorize
authorize
3 civilian [sɪˈvɪlɪən]
civilian [ noun ]
definition: A civilian is someone who is not in the military.
example: It was Todd’s job to keep civilians from entering the army facility.


civilian
civilian
civilian
4 commodity [kəˈmɒdɪtɪ]
commodity [ noun ]
definition: A commodity is something that can be bought or sold.
example: Fran’s uncle made most of his money trading commodities.


commodity
commodity
commodity
5 conquest [ˈkɒŋkwɛst]
conquest [ noun ]
definition: A conquest is an event by which one country takes over another country.
example: After the conquest, the people of the small city had no freedom.


conquest
conquest
conquest
6 disclose [dɪsˈkləʊz]
disclose [ verb ]
definition: To disclose something means to tell it to someone else.
example: John came home late, so he had to disclose his activities to his wife.


disclose
disclose
disclose
7 envious [ˈɛnvɪəs]
envious [ adjective ]
definition: When someone is envious, they want something that another person has.
example: They were envious of their neighbor’s front yard.


envious
envious
envious
8 euphoria [juːˈfɔːrɪə]
euphoria [ noun ]
definition: Euphoria is a feeling of extreme happiness.
example: The athlete felt euphoria after he won the important game.


euphoria
euphoria
euphoria
9 festive [ˈfɛstɪv]
festive [ adjective ]
definition: When something is festive, it is happy and related to a party or celebration.
example: Dean’s favorite p art of Christmas is the festive clothing that people wear.


festive
festive
festive
10 jolly [ˈdʒɒlɪ]
jolly [ adjective ]
definition: When someone is jolly, they are cheerful and happy.
example: My grandmother’s jolly attitude always made me smile.


jolly
jolly
jolly
11 lentil [ˈlɛntl]
lentil [ noun ]
definition: Lentils are very small beans that people cook and eat.
example: Danni made her special soup with lentils when her husband was sick.


lentil
lentil
lentil
12 marshal [ˈmɑːʃ(ə)l]
marshal [ verb ]
definition: To marshal a group means to assemble them in order.
example: The students were marshaled outside and put into groups.


marshal
marshal
marshal
13 morale [məˈrɑːl]
morale [ noun ]
definition: Morale is the amount of hope that people have during a difficult situation.
example: To improve our family’s morale, mom suggested going on a picnic.


morale
morale
morale
14 prophecy [ˈprɒfɪsɪ]
prophecy [ noun ]
definition: A prophecy is a prediction about what will happen in the future.
example: Some people believe that prophecies are actually true.


prophecy
prophecy
prophecy
15 sage [seɪdʒ]
sage [ noun ]
definition: A sage is someone who is very wise.
example: Hal always visited the local sage for help with love.


sage
sage
sage
16 senate [ˈsɛnɪt]
senate [ noun ]
definition: A senate is a part of the government in some countries.
example: Everybody liked Caroline and chose her to speak for them in the senate.


senate
senate
senate
17 sentiment [ˈsɛntɪmənt]
sentiment [ noun ]
definition: A sentiment is an opinion based on your feelings.
example: Tess told everyone at the table her sentiments about eating meat.


sentiment
sentiment
sentiment
18 unrest [ʌnˈrɛst]
unrest [ noun ]
definition: Unrest is a state of anger about something among the people in a place.
example: High taxes caused much of the unrest that led to the Revolutionary War.


unrest
unrest
unrest
19 dynamics [daɪˈnæmɪks]
dynamics [ noun ]
definition: The dynamics of a situation are the way that parts of it affect each other.
example: A good psychologist needs to know a lot about the dynamics of brain disorders.


dynamics
dynamics
dynamics
20 enroll [ɪnˈrəʊl]
enroll [ verb ]
definition: To enroll in something is to put one’s name on a list as a member of a group.
example: The students had to enroll in the class one semester in advance.


enroll
enroll
enroll