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soundly adv in a sound manner, e. g. I slept soundly all night. 
9. stake n that which is pledged, e. g. In this dangerous affair the stake was his own life.
to put smth at stake (very rare) to expose to the possibility of injury 6r loss, e. g. The 
accusation put the man's life at stake.
 
to be at stake to be risked, e. g. Keith Darrant knew that his own career was at stake. I 
cannot do it, my reputation is at stake.
stake v to stake one's life oh smth, e. g. I know he is guilty but I wouldn't stake my life on 
it. 
10. look v; also, look here interj. used for drawing attention before making a statement, 
often angry, e. g. Look here, I don't mind you borrowing my books, but you ought to ask 
me first.
to look about to look in several different directions, e. g. Looking about (the room) I 
could see no sign of life.
to look down on/upon to have or show low opinion, e. g. The school looks down on 
such behaviour.
to look on to watch instead of doing something, e. g. Two men stole the jewels while a 
large crowd looked on.
to look out to take care, e. g. You'll catch cold if you don't lookout.
one's own look-out (informal) smb's own concern or responsibility, e. g. It's your own 
look-out whether you pass or fail. .
to look up (informal) to find and visit someone, e. g. If I'm ever here on business again 
I'll look you up.
to look up to to respect someone, e. g. Every child needs someone to look up to and 
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Практический курс английского языка. 4 курс под ред. В.Д. Аракина
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READING COMPREHENSION EXERCISES