Аракин 4 курс полностью

contestant n one who contests
Syn. contender
contestable a open to argument, e. g. That's a contestable statement, you can't prove it. 
5. emerge vi 1) to come forth into view from an enclosed and obscure place, e. g. The 
moon emerges from beyond the clouds. 2) to rise into notice and esp. to issue, (come 
forth) from suffering, subjection, danger, embarrassment, etc., e. g. New artistic 
developments emerged after the revolution. 3) to come out as the result of investigation, 
discussion (of a fact, a principle), e. g. At last there emerged Einstein's Theory of 
Relativity.
Syn. to turn up, to show up
emergency n a sudden happening requiring prompt action; one to be used in an 
emergency, as an emergency exit (door); an emergency fund; an emergency (forced) 
landing, e. g. These stairs are to be used only in an emergency. The plane was caught in a 
snowstorm and had to make an emergency landing.
Syn. juncture, contingency, pinch, crisis
6. go vt with adv and prp
go about 1) to move or travel around, e. g. The quickest way to go about the city is by 
underground train. 2) to start (smth or doing smth), e. g. I wanted to make a dress but 
didn't know how to go about it.
go along to proceed, make progress, e. g. You may have some difficulties at first, but 
you'll find it easier as you go along.
go at (smth or smb) to rush at, attack (informal), e. g. They went at each other furiously.
go back 1) to return, as in conversation (to smth), e. g. Let us go back to what the 
chairman was saying. 2) to fail to fulfil (a promise, agreement, etc.), e. g. You should 
never go back on your promise to a child. 

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Практический курс английского языка. 4 курс под ред. В.Д. Аракина
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