Англиискии для вас Новый курс XXI века

live [liv] гжить; Where does he live?
block of flats многоквартирный дом
floor [flo:] n этаж; the ground |graund| (first, second, etc.) floor (Br.) первый (второй, третий и т. д.) этаж: the first (second, etc.) floor (Am.) первый (второй и т. д.) этаж; Their flat is on the ninth floor (Br.). Их квартира на десятом этаже.
house [haus] л дом, здание
get up v вставать, подниматься; When do you usually get up?
early |'a:lij adv рано; My younger sister always gets up ver}' early.
shave v бриться
have (take) a shower [’faua] принимать душ; Do you have a shower every morn­ing?
wake up v 1. будить; When do you usually wake up Jane and Peter?
ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ. Обратите внимание на место up в предложении: When do you wake up your children? When do you wake them up? 2. просыпаться; I often wake up at five in the morning.
underground Ixndagraund] n метро; Oxford Street Underground Station стан­ция метро Оксфорд стрит; to go by underground ездить в метро
tube [tjuzb] n (in London) метро (разг.)-, to go by tube ездить в метро; He's going there by tube, isn’t he?
get v добираться, попадать; I’m going to gel home by underground; to get to добираться до (чего-л.); Is John going to gel to the factory by lube?
there [Оса] омутам, туда; How are you going to get there?
dictate [dikteit] у диктовать; Please dictate these letters to Jane.
paper [peipaj n 1. документ; 2. (неисчисл.) бумага
translation [trams'leijh] n перевод; переведенное произведение; When аге you going to look through the papers and translations?
receive [rrsfcv] у 1. принимать (посетителей); 2. получать; He receives letters from his mother every Wednesday.
visitor f vizita] n посетитель; Are you going to receive visitiors after lunch?
canteen |kaen'ti:n] n столовая, буфет (на заводе, в учебном заведении, офи­се и т. п.)
roastbeef [ roustbi:f| п ростбиф
steak [steik] п бифштекс; Are you going to have roastbeef or steak for lunch?
from prep из, с (указывает на исходный пункт действия или движения); Nick usually comes home from school at one o’clock.
go for a walk пойти погулять; They often go for a walk after dinner.
come back у возвращаться; When are you going to come back?
rule [ru:l] n правило; He doesn't like learning grammar rules.
hour |aua] n час; half an hour полчаса; a quarter of an hour четверть часа; an hour and a half полтора часа; two (three, four, etc.) hours and a half два (три, четыре и т. д.) часа с половиной; It takes my son two hours and a half to do his homework.
like v любить, нравиться; He likes apples; to like doing smth. любить делать что-л.; She likes playing chess.
play computer games играть в компьютерные игры, играть на компьютере borrow [barou] v брать (на время), одалживать; to borrow books from smb.
брать книги у кого-л. (на время, для чтения); Don't borrow books from him.
library [laibran] n библиотека; I often borrow books from the school library.
stay v оставаться, не уходить; On Sunday she often stays at home and reads books.
till prep до (указывает на момент, вплоть до которого совершается дейст­вие); Гт going to work till six o'clock in the evening.
college [kohcfc] n(Br., Am.) университетский колледж; to be at college учить­ся в колледже; At what college is John?
the latest news pleftist nju:z] последние известия; They arc listening to the lat­est news on the radio.
go to bed ложиться спать; When do you usually go to bed?
ministry ['ministn] n министерство
foreign ('form] а иностранный; Ministry of Foreign Affairs [s'fcaz] Министер­ство иностранных дел; His eldest brother works in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
radio | reidiouj n радио (приемник); on the radio по радио
know |nou| v знать; иметь понятие или представление, быть в курсе дела;
Do you know' Peter Brown? He knows French, doesn’t he?
language |'la?ogwic^] n язык; Does your brother know any foreign languages?
Spanish I'spaeniJ] n испанский язык
Exercise 6. Read these sentences and translate them into Russian. Pay attention to active words and word combinations.
1. Her eldest sister is a programmer. She works in a big factory. 2. “Does your younger sister go to school?” “Yes, she does. She’s in the second form.” 3. My mother usually gets up at a quarter to six. 4. My eldest sister usually wakes me up at half past six. 5. “How is he going to get there?” “He’s going to get there by underground.” 6. He always leaves for work at a quarter to eight. 7. Whose translation is this? 8. I usually have roastbeef or steak and a cup of coffee for lunch. 9. Does he usually come home from school at half past one? 10. Do you often borrow books from the school (university) library? II. He is going to stay at university till eight o'clock today. 12. Do you listen to the latest news on the radio every morning? 13. My younger sister is a secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 14. How many foreign languages do you know?