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Bulky (´bʌlkı)

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[A] большой объемистый грузный громоздкий неуклюжий
-a bulky man with balding hair

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Cocky (´kɒkı)

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[A] дерзкий нахальный самоуверенный
“a very cocky young man”

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Crave (kreıv)

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[V] страстно желать жаждать просить умолять
потребовать требовать

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Affectedly
(ə´fektıdlı)

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[ADV] притворно жеманно
-Excessively or affectedly prim and proper.
-Having an affected manner; being in the habit of putting on airs; affectedly grand.
-Charming, charming!" murmured the Adonis in an absent way, as he bowed affectedly.
-She sat looking down on the film of handkerchief held affectedly in the thick, white hand

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Cleave
(klı:v)

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[V] расколоть раскалывать раскалываться рассекать рассечь разрез`ать пробиваться прокладывать себе путь оставаться верным оставаться преданным прилипнуть
прилипать
-to stick to. Прилипать
- to split or divide. раскалывать
-cleave a path through the ice.
-The wings cleaved the foggy air.
-cleave to one's principles.
-She teaches the principles she has cleaved to for more than 40 years.

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Cleft
(kleft)

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[N] трещина расщелина щель
[A] расколотый расщепленный
- past и p.p. от cleave, - - in a cleft stick
-Again his wide grin cleft his freckled face.
-Topiramate, however, has been linked to cleft palates.
-The cleft rock face seemed to move in the static noonday light.
-cranny a narrow cleft in the rocks too small for a human to squeeze through
-The cleft rock face seemed to move in the static noonday light.

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Bushel
(´bʋʃəl)

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[N] бушель
[V] чинить чинить мужское платье

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Bumble
(´bʌmbəl)

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[V] путать заикаться запинаться
-He bumbled his way through endless takes.
-Justice Buchter said the office had been “negligent” and “bumbling.”
-Several days later, the parasitized bee bumbles out of the hives

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Fleet
(flı:t)

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[N] флот флотилия эскадра парк
[V] быстро протекать миновать минуть плыть по поверхности
[A] быстрый быстротечный мелкий
- a fleet of fishing boats.флотилия
- the British fleet - флот
-The alliance with France had brought a large French army and a navy fleet.
-damage inflicted up on the British fleet

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Ferret
(´ferıt)

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[N] хорек сыщик плотная шелковая тесьма плотная
бумажная тесьма плотная шерстяная тесьма
[V] охотиться с хорьком выгонять из норы рыться порыться пошарить шарить разведывать выискать выискивать разнюхивать
-He ferreted about in the cupboard.рыться
-She ferreted among some papers.
-They are trying to ferret out missing details.

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Ferocious
(fə´rəʋʃəs)

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[A] жестокий свирепый дикий сильный ужасный
-a ferocious animal.свирепый
-A ferocious dog.
-By its nature a lion is ferocious.
-Fighting has been ferocious

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Felicity
(fı´lısətı)

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[N]счастье блаженство удачность меткость счастливый: счастливое умение
-happiness. блаженство
-felicity of expression.
-period of domestic felicity
-his felicity of word and phrase

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Feat
(fı:t)

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[N] подвиг проявление большого искусства проявление большой ловкости
[A] ловкий искусный
-Building the pyramids was a brilliant feat of engineering.подвиг; достижение
- “he performed a great feat”
-Getting your cat to wear a leash was quite a feat.

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Fob
(fɒb)

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[N]кармашек для часов трюк
[V] обманывать надувать
-He could not fob her off
-fobbed off the zircon as a diamond.
-needed help but was fobbed off with promises.
-I've asked her but she fobs me off with excuses.
-He likes to fob his work off on others.
-He fobbed me off with promises. навязывать (что-л. кому-л.)

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Fib
(fıb)

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[N] выдумка неправда ложь
[V] Выдумывать соврать врать привирать приврать
- to tell fibs.выдумка
-He fibbed about his age.-привирать
-She told innocent fibs.
-he told a fib about eating his spinach”
-There are curious points in the manner of childish fibbing.
-“Now, you know you are fibbing,” I said.
-yourself He laughed when I accused him of fibbing.

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Fatigue
(fə´tı:g)

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[N] утомление усталость утомительность утомительная работа рабочая команда нестроевой наряд
[V] утомлять утомить изнурять
-the fatigue of a long hike.
-He was suffering from fatigue.утомление
-metal fatigue.усталость
-She was fatigued by the constant questioning. утомлённый

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Feisty
(´faıstı)

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[A] обидчивый раздражительный напористый энергичный
-Feisty is a word for someone who is touchy or quarrelsome. It can also mean to show and have courage.
-At 66, she was as feisty as ever.
-the champion is faced with a feisty challenger

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Fin
(fın)

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[N] плавник ласт рука киль стабилизатор ребро заусенец
[V] обрез`ать плавники плавать как рыба
-shark’s dorsal fin

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Forlorn
(fɔ:r´lɔ:rn)

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[A] жалкий: в жалком состоянии несчастный заброшенный покинутый одинокий
-Sniff, sniff, boo-hoo... use the adjective forlorn to express loneliness and feeling left out.
-When someone is forlorn it means that they not only feel miserable but simultaneously desolate because they also believe they are alone.
-“the last forlorn attempt”
“a forlorn cause”