Assignment I rajabov Yashnar 130-group 1

Substitution: Difficulty, destitution

10. Some sentencing judges allow evidence of the conditions of the hardship associated with protective custody – such as the restrictive nature, lack of services and programs, and risk of injury – to be admitted prior to sentencing.

The meaning of the word: Here the word custody is used to emphasize that the legal right or duty to take care of something or someone.

Own sentence: If people do illegal thing on the street, they were taken into the police custody.

Other meanings of the word:

• the state of being in prison

Substitution: Conservation, preservation.

11. He's off his head! The age gap in relationship is the most dangerous, so that he should follow the normal stereotypes.

The meaning of the word: Here the word he is off his head is used to express that people or something is crazy, not controlled, mostly used for sarcasm.

Own sentence: He is gone completely off his head! He even doesn't know where the accident happened.

Other meanings of the word:

•someone's idea is strange and dangerous

Substitution: out off one's head, very intoricated.

12.  People who talk about authentic costume are talking rubbish.

The meaning of the word: Here the word rubbish is used to emphasize talking about unnecessary things.

Own sentence: Please, do not talk rubbish in a formal meeting.

Other meanings of the word:

•worthless things

•useless things

Substitution: garbage trash

13. He had already tried to talk sense into Jonathan, and had got nowhere.

The meaning of the word: Here the word talk sense is used to show that talking in a reasonable way.

Own sentence: She did not always talk sense but that did not matter.

Other meanings of the word:

• talking short but meaningful

Substitution: speak sense, make sense.

14. I was under the impression that admission was free.

Own sentence: I was under the impression when instructor said my name in the competition.

Other meanings of the word:

• it is not actually the case.

Substitution: under the influence, I'm not sure.

15. She can come whenever she likes, as far as I'm concerned

The meaning of the word: Here it is means that think from someone's perspective.

Own sentence: He can pass in the examination, as far as I'm concerned.

Other meanings of the word:

•to care about something

Substitution: from my perspective, from my point of view, I think.