| Întrebare | Răspuns | |||
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|  OB, the study of childbirth | ||||
|  gress- step, walk, go | ||||
|  a plce where helicopters can land and take off | ||||
|  an approximate calculation | ||||
|  tv series about real people using hidden cameras | ||||
|  a device to find out how much alcohol a person has drunk | ||||
|  to write a date on a document, especially a cheque, that is later than the date on which you are writing it | ||||
|  over 120 languages are on record as sources of its present-day vocabulary | ||||
|  the basic Anglo-Saxon word stock | ||||
|  from ancient Latin or Greek | ||||
|  a list of people's names, often with the jobs they have been given to do esp. for a military unit or sports team. from dutch | ||||
|  female or stripy cat, farsi | ||||
|  frivolous way of attracting attention, from german | ||||
|  frywolnie | ||||
|  medicine to make you feel more lively, from greek | ||||
|  child's bed with high vertical sides, from hindi | ||||
|  a childhood illness, from icelandic | ||||
|  type of ceremonial suicide, japanese | ||||
|  unnecessary trouble, portuguese | ||||
|  social class of intellectuals, russian | ||||
|  net hung and used as a bed, spanish | ||||
|  type of men's headwear, turkish | ||||
|  type of formal jacket that is a different colour from the trousers or skirt that are worn with it. In the UK a blazer often has the symbol of a school or organization sewn on the front pocket and is worn as part of a uniform | ||||
|  a piece of clothing that is usually made of a warm material such as wool, has long sleeves, and is wornover the top part of the body and is put on by pulling it over your head | ||||
|  a piece of clothing that is usually made of a warm material such as wool, has long sleeves, and is wornover the top part of the body and is put on by pulling it over your head | ||||
|  a piece of clothing that is usually made of a warm material such as wool, has long sleeves, and is wornover the top part of the body and is put on by pulling it over your head | ||||
|  a piece of clothing that is usually made of a warm material such as wool, has long sleeves, and is wornover the top part of the body and is put on by pulling it over your head | ||||
|  a member of the British ConservativeParty | ||||
|  refuse to buy a product or take part in an activity | ||||
|  goods, but not passengers, that are carried from one place to another, by ship, aircraft, train, or truck, or the system of transporting these goods | ||||
|  neutral in meaning | ||||
|  negative and critical | ||||
|  very frequenrly, often negative | ||||
|  without stopping | ||||
|  set of programmes where the story continues over different episodes | ||||
|  out of the sun, pleasant connotation | ||||
|  dark areas or shapes | ||||
|  slightly wet | ||||
|  in a place dominated by sth, negative connotation | ||||
|  slightly wet in an unpleasant way | ||||
|  the main idea that everything followed | ||||
|  concerned with protection of property | ||||
|  concerned with prevention of accidents | ||||
|  violent escape | ||||
|  they are looking out for signs of an end to the recession | ||||
|  he stood at the corner looking out for police cars | ||||
|  to push or move something so that the part that usually touches the ground is not touching the ground any more | ||||
|  to defend or keep a principle or law, or to say that a decision that has already been made, especially a legalone, is correct | ||||
|  not moving, not changing | ||||
|  the things needed for writing, such as paper, pens, pencils, and envelopes | ||||
|  a remark that expresses approval, admiration, or respect | ||||
|  to avoid or escape from someone or something | ||||
|  an action, movement, or sound that gives information, a message, a warning, or an order | ||||
|  manage to stay alive | ||||
|  manage to stay alive | ||||
|  to live or exist, or to stay energeticand determined, longer than another person or thing | ||||
|  to continue to stay in a placeal though other people want you to leave | ||||
|  take off a plant or tree | ||||
|  to change something, usually slightly, or to cause the characteristics of something to change | ||||
|  to wake someone up or make someone more active or excited | ||||
|  to cause someone to have a particular feeling | ||||
|  an arrangement of things that allowssomething to happen, or the processthat prepares this arrangement | ||||
|  feeling slightly ill | ||||
|  has the same position, does the same job as me | ||||
|  communication, working relationship | ||||
|  colleagues esp. in non-professional jobs | ||||
|  a system where you have the right to get benefits/promotions before others | ||||
|  have a 50% contract for the same job | ||||
|  use an electronic card to record the time she arrives and leaves every day | ||||
|  zdalnie | ||||
|  have sth finished by a fixed day or date | ||||
|  amount of work | ||||
|  monotonous- boring because it never changes | ||||
|  very exciting, which everyone admires | ||||
|  do not enable to have a normal social life | ||||
|  in a job you can't escape from | ||||
|  with no prospects of promotion | ||||
|  hard and physical | ||||
|  which helps people | ||||
|  line of machines and workers in a factory that a product moves along while it is being built or produced. Each machine or worker performs a particular job that must be finishedbefore the product moves to the next position in the line | ||||
|  person whose job it is to organize a particular event, or to provideservices to particular people, or to take care of a particular place | ||||
|  a large boat that uses a wide, cone-shaped net to catch fish | ||||
|  id est | ||||
|  nota bene | ||||
|  Anno Domini | ||||
|  exempli gratia | ||||
|  one room which is a bedroom and a sitting room | ||||
|  situational comedy | ||||
|  acquired immune deficiency syndrome | ||||
|  North Atlantic Treaty Organisation | ||||
|  the Automobile Association, Alcoholic Anonymous | ||||
|  Police Constable - the lowest rank of police officer in the UK | ||||
|  for your information | ||||
|  away from keybord | ||||
|  per calendar month excluding payment for gas, electricity, etc. | ||||
|  per week including gas, electricity etc. | ||||
|  all modern conveniences e. g washing machine | ||||
|  would suit a non-smoking woman in a professional job | ||||
|  cover/replace the old text with the new text | ||||
|  też, cast a shadow over our garden | ||||
|  crossed a barrier into offensive/unacceptable behaviour | ||||
|  lacking staff | ||||
|  on the ground, beneath your feet | ||||
|  the deeper question | ||||
|  attack, weaken | ||||
|  secretly and possibly dishonestly | ||||
|  sudden change for the better | ||||
|  across the frontiers | ||||
|  express sympathy to sb about some bad luck | ||||
|  a converse effect, argument | ||||
|  commiseration | ||||
|  to change from a liquid or soft state to a thick or solid state | ||||
|  thrown out | ||||
|  give out | ||||
|  be next to | ||||
|  with notes added | ||||
|  increase a lot and suddenly in number | ||||
|  of cheap quality or in bad style | ||||
|  next to, together with | ||||
|  very loud, or full of confusion, change, or uncertainty | ||||
|  covered in blood | ||||
|  new and without experience, a young bird that has grown feathers and learning to fly | ||||
|  extremely pleasent, beautiful, peaceful | ||||
|  in Marxism- the part of society, including employers and ppl who run large companies, that has most of the money and takes advantages of ordinary workers | ||||
|  not important and not worth giving attention to | ||||
|  to talk or write about past experience that you remember with pleasure | ||||
|  it stops operating | ||||
|  a serious infectious disease that can attack many parts of a person's body, esp. their lungs | ||||
|  the name of a place where the public may wash and dry their clothes in machines that operate when coins are put in them | ||||
|  an ugly area of a city where ppl live in closely crowded apartment buildings and there is little space and no trees or grass | ||||
|  washed, dried and ironed | ||||
|  make a formal statement that you no longer want to be a king | ||||
|  force sb to go smwh with you, often using threats or violence | ||||
|  to move a part of the body away from the central part of the body | ||||
|  burning very strongly | ||||
|  not directly connected with or related to sth | ||||
|  connected in such a way that each thing has an effect on or depends on the other | ||||
|  put directly into a vein | ||||
|  a system of connected computers that works like the internet and allows ppl within organization to communicate with each other and share information | ||||
|  give sth to sb as their share of a total amount | ||||
|  having a negative or harmful effect on sth | ||||
|  the act of agreeing that sth is true, esp. unwillingly | ||||
|  relate to sth, be connected with ath | ||||
|  control the operation or arrangement of sth, cause sb to receive sth | ||||
|  be present while sb says an oath (a formal promise) oficially | ||||
|  remove the liquid from it, usually by pouring it away or allowing it to flow away | ||||
|  cause an unpleasant emotion or problem to begin or grow | ||||
|  an idea of what sth or sb is like, or a basic understanding of a situation or a principle | ||||
|  a very small amount | ||||
|  relating to the ability to produce language, rather than just understand it. used to create new words | ||||
|  clearly understanding the differences between the various social classes or that you belong to a particular socialclass: | ||||
|  they consider this aspect of their lives especially important | ||||
|  substance that is added to food in order to improve its taste or appearance or to keep it fresh and stopit from decaying: | ||||