Familiar Words Flashcards

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Accomplish

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📖 B2
/əˈkʌm.plɪʃ/
достигать, выполнять
accomplish a goal, accomplish a task, accomplish objectives

She accomplished all her goals for the year.
He accomplished the project ahead of schedule.

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Rage

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📖 B2
/reɪdʒ/
ярость, гнев; бушевать
fit of rage, fly into a rage, public rage

He was in a rage after hearing the news.
The storm raged throughout the night.

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Embrace

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📖 B2
/ɪmˈbreɪs/
обнимать; принимать, охватывать
embrace someone, embrace an idea, warmly embrace

They embraced after a long time apart.
She embraced the opportunity to study abroad.

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Revenue

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📖 B2
/ˈrev.ə.nuː/ (BrE), /ˈrev.ə.nu/ (AmE)
доход, выручка
government revenue, annual revenue, generate revenue

The company’s revenue increased last year.
Taxes provide revenue for public services.

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Annual

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📖 B1–B2
/ˈæn.ju.əl/
ежегодный
annual report, annual meeting, annual event

The company publishes an annual report.
They attend an annual festival every summer.

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Disclosure

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📖 B2
/dɪsˈkloʊ.ʒər/
раскрытие, разглашение
full disclosure, disclosure of information, voluntary disclosure

The company announced the disclosure of its financial results.
He faced penalties for the disclosure of confidential data.

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Lease

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📖 B2
/liːs/
аренда, сдавать в аренду; арендовать
sign a lease, lease agreement, lease property

They signed a lease for the new apartment.
He leased the car for three years.

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Firm

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📖 B1–B2
/fɜːrm/ (BrE), /fɝːm/ (AmE)
компания, фирма; твёрдый, прочный
law firm, consulting firm, firm grip

She works at a law firm in the city.
Hold a firm grip on the rope.

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Admission

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📖 B2
/ədˈmɪʃ.ən/
вход, допуск; признание
admission fee, admission to university, admission of guilt

The museum charges an admission fee.
He made an admission of his mistake.

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Superior

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📖 B2
/suːˈpɪə.ri.ər/
превосходящий, лучший; начальник
superior quality, superior officer, feel superior

The product is of superior quality.
He reported the issue to his superior.

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Peculiar

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📖 B2
/pɪˈkjuː.li.ər/
своеобразный, странный
peculiar behavior, peculiar smell, peculiar situation

She has a peculiar way of speaking.
There was a peculiar smell in the kitchen.

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Tender

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Нежный

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Contagious

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Заразный

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Claim

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Претензия

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Encourage

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Поощрять

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Controversal

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Противоречие

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Percieve

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Воспринимать

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Diminish

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Уменьшать

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Diligence

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Трудолюбие

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Noble

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Благородный

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Suspect

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Подозревать

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Envious

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Завистливый

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Prospery

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Процветать

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Insulate

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Изолировать

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Oblivious
Забывающий
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Essential
Существенный
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Offend
Обижать
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Dwell
Обитать, жить
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Irritation
Раздражение
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Rapidly
Быстро, стремительно
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Vulnerable
Уязвимый
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Compelling
Привлекательный, убедительный
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Tradeoff
Компромисс
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Evolve
Развиваться, эволюционировать
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Dedicate
Посвящать
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Reveal
Раскрыть, показывать, разоблачить
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Labour
Труд
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Profound
Глубокий, основательный
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Conscience
Совесть
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Redundant
Избыточный
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Elaborate
Вырабатывать, конкретизировать
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Establish
Установить, основать, наладить, определить
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Embed
Встроить
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Fetch
Извлечь
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Shrill
Пронзительный, резкий
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Conceive
Зачать, придумать, понять Мыслить
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Persuade
Убеждать
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Resilient
Устойчивый
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Funeral
Похороны
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Courage
Мужество
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Acquire
Приобретать, получать
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Trap
Ловушка
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Viable
Жизнеспособный
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Undermining
Подрывающий
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Liability
Ответственность
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Modesty
Скромность, сдержанность
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Propriety
Уместность, правильность
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Notoriety
Известность, знаменитость
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Sobriety
Трезвость
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Regard
Рассматривать
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Crew
Экипаж
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Sophisticated
Утонченный, изысканный
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Eliminate
Устранить
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Pillar
Столб, колонна, опора
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Commemorate
Почтить память
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Witness
Свидетель
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Deceive
Обманывать
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Obtain
Получать
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Hardship
Трудность
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Reward
Награда
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Insolent
Наглый, дерзкий
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Volatile
Изменчивый
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Obsolete
Устаревший
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Ribbon
Лента, тесьма
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Appeal
Обращаться
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Pace
Ритм, скорость
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Subtle
Тонкий, деликатный
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Arrangement
Расположение
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Splendid
Великолепный
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Captivating
Пленительный, очаровательный
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Insult
Оскорблять
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Streetcar
Трамвай
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Immerse
Погружаться
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Breeding
Разведение, селекция
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Faithful
Верный
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Obey
Починяться
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Limb
Конечность
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Digestable
Усваиваемый
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Viral
Вирусный
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Tape
Записать на пленку
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Attorney
Адвокат, юрист
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Solicitor
Адвокат, юрист
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Consent
Согласие
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Obstacle
📖 B2 /ˈɒb.stə.kəl/ препятствие, помеха — Fear of failure is the biggest obstacle to success. — The road was blocked by an obstacle. — She overcame every obstacle in her career.
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Alter
📖 B2 /ˈɔːl.tər/ изменять, переделывать — You can’t alter the past. — The dress was altered to fit her better. — His attitude began to alter after the meeting.
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Uptight
📖 B2 /ˌʌpˈtaɪt/ напряжённый, зажатый, нервный; слишком строгий, скованный — He seemed uptight during the meeting and barely spoke. — Try to relax—you’re getting way too uptight about this. — Her parents are very uptight about rules and discipline.