Аракин 4 курс полностью

to be in effect to be in operation (of a rule or law), e. g. The law is still in effect.
to bring (carry) into effect (about a plan, a law, a decision, etc.), e. g. The plan was 
brought (carried) into effect.
4) impression produced, as a pretty effect (of a painting); wonderful cloud effects
to be calculated for effect to be intended to impress people, e. g. His whole behaviour is 
calculated for effect.
to talk for effect to impress the hearers, e. g. Don't lay much store by his words, he only 
talked for effect.
effective a 1) having effect (эффективный), as effective measures, an effective action, 
remedy, e. g. The method has proved effective. 2) producing a striking impression, as an 
effective picture (hat, scheme of decoration, etc.).
Ant. ineffective
efficient a competent, performing duties well, as: an efficient secretary (workman, 
officer, army, staff of teachers, etc.)
efficiently adv, e. g. The business is efficiently run. 
6. jerk vt/i to pull or move suddenly, e. g. The door jerked open. The boy jerked the fish 
out of the water. 

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Практический курс английского языка. 4 курс под ред. В.Д. Аракина
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Ant. shove, e.g. He shoved the door open and walked in. The fisherman shoved the boat 
into the water. 
Syn. twitch vt/i to move jerkily and usually uncontrollably, to pull at smth with a sudden 
jerk, e. g. Jane's face twitched with terror at the sight of the crazy woman. The wind 
twitched the paper out of her hand. Jane's lip twitched angrily. 
jerk n a sudden quick pull; spasmodic movement, e. g. The old car started with a jerk. 
The train made a jerk and stopped. 
physical jerks (colloq.) physical exercises, e. g. Do you do your physical jerks regularly? 
Ant. shove n a vigorous push, e. g. Fred gave the boat a shove which sent it far out into 
the water. 
Syn. twitch n a sudden pull or jerk, a sudden and usually un-.controllable movement of 
some part of the body, e. g. The twitch of her lips suggested a state of extreme 
annoyance.