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Phrasal verbs: MONEY |
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to splash out - , ,
E.g. He splashed out hundreds of pounds on designer clothes.
to sell off - - ( , ), ..
E.g. She was forced to sell off her gold ring because she needed the money.
to sell up - , (, ), ..
E.g. I'm thinking of selling up and leaving the country.
: money business English |
Idioms: BEING HAPPY |
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to walk on air - ( , )
E.g. Most couples feel they are walking on air on their wedding day.
to be thrilled to bits - ,
E.g. I'm absolutely thrilled to bits to be Leo's best man.
: happiness idioms |
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1. for heaven's sake
2. to keep at arm's length
3. to one's heart's content
4. out of harm's way
5. a stone's throw
6. a needle's eye
7. to be at one's wit's end
8. at death's door
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do... |
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Do business with s/b |
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2 |
Do one’s best (worst) |
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3 |
Do away with s/b |
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4 |
Do the cooking (the dishes) |
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Do the cleaning (a room) |
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Do damage to s/b |
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Do one’s duty |
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Do better (worse) |
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Do a concert (a play) |
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10 |
Do an assignment |
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11 |
Do an exercise |
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12 |
Do homework (lessons) |
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Do housework |
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Do an experiment |
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15 |
Do bad (good) |
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Do one’s hair |
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Do harm (evil) |
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Do an injury |
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Do a job |
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Do right (wrong) |
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Do laundry |
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Do repairs |
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Do miracles (wonders) |
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Do research |
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25 |
Do an operation (surgery) |
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Do a service (favour) |
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Do an ill service |
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Do the shopping |
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Do a translation |
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Do the washing-up |
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Do work |
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Do s/th on purpose |
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Do s/th by chance (by accident) |
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I can’t do without him |
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Nothing doing |
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Have nothing to do with s/th |
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That will do |
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That will not do |
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Do one’s correspondence |
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Do lecturing |
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Do sums |
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What can I do for you? |
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Do a puzzle |
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Do a crossword |
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Do s/b credit |
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MAKE.
: do |
MAKE... |
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They could hardly make both ends meet |
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Make an attempt (an effort) |
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Make an appointment for today |
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Make arrangements |
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Make a request |
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Make acquaintance |
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Make announcement |
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Make a bed |
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Make a cake (tea, coffee, dinner, supper) |
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Make certain (sure) |
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Make changes |
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Make a choice |
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Make a comment |
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Make a complaint |
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Make a compliment |
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Make a confession |
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Make a decision |
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Make a will |
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Make a discovery |
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Make a difference |
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It makes no difference |
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Make an excuse |
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Make a fortune |
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Make a fire |
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Make a resolution |
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Make friends with s/b |
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Make a fool of s/b |
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Make fun of s/b |
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Make faces at s/b |
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Make a fuss about s/th |
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Make an impression on s/b |
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Make improvements |
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Make a joke |
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Make a mess |
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Make a bargain |
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Make a mistake |
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Make money |
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Make a profit |
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Make music |
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Make noise (haste) |
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Make an offer (suggestion) |
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Make peace with s/b (war) |
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Make preparations |
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Make progress in |
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Make a promise |
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Make a phone, call |
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Make a report |
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Make a speech |
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Make a success of s/b |
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Make room for s/b |
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Make way for s/b |
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Make a trip (voyage) to |
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Make a note of s/th |
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Make a sense of s/th |
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Make s/b do s/th |
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Make up one’s mind to do s/th |
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Time phrases... |
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Days - (., .) -
: I work days one week and nights the next. – , .
all day long –
civil day – ( 12 . )
day after tomorrow –
day before –
day before yesterday – ,
every other day –
one of those days – ; ,
the other day – ,
: I saw Jack the other day (week). – ().
Back in the ... years – ... ( )
back – ( )
on the way back –
back home – ,
In those days –
These days – ( )
At that time –
At one time –
Currently – , ;
: it is currently reported that – ,
nowadays / today / at present – ,
now that – ,
: it must be done at once –
During the –
: During the 1990s –
Over the last few years – ,
Former – , ,
: former University professor –
Old / ancient –
bygone –
ancient / bygone events –
long-standing – ; of long standing
since long ago / for a long time –
: He has been living here for a long time; he has been living here for ages –
Latest – ;
the latest fashion –
at the latest – , (-. )
: by Friday at the latest —
not long ago / recently / lately –
near – ,
: The new year draws near. – .
The hour of sunset was near. — .
soon; shortly – ,
Next week –
that'll be the day — « »
fresh from school –
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The global slump -
credit crunch -
to take a beating -
a take-over -
to reduce one's salary -
a walkout -
a redundancy -
a redundancy payment - ,
to live for today -
to undergo training -
to apply for a job -
to borrow from a mortgage lender and buy property -
the ruble's devaluation -
a reduction in a range of goods -
gold and foreign exchange reserves -
gaping budget deficit - ( )
stock exchange -
to adopt measures -
to water down financial regulation -
Special Drawing Rights (SDR) - ( (); , , ; SDR , )
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) - ()
to grapple with the crisis -
to jump-start growth -
The crisis is affecting us. - / ; .
I'm concerned about currency rate fluctuations. - .
He is repaying a mortgage & a consumer loan. - / .
She's made up her mind to make a full early repayment of her mortgage asap. - .
Sony has slashed its annual earnings forecast. - Sony .
Quite a few successful entrepreneurs are now facing crucial problems in their businesses. - .
: http://www.bbc.co.uk/russian/learning_english/2009/06/090629_crisis_glossary.shtml
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Nanotech - . nanotechnology - ( , )
Hi-tech - /
Hi-definition - . ( .: HD TV - high-definition television - )
Cyber - ( ; : cybercafe - -)
Emissions - , (, )
Test tube -
Test tube baby - . ( )
Bunsen burner - ( , ; )
Through trial and error -
Placebo - (, , // )
A side effect - ( .; , )
miracle drug - - ( , )
Mercurial - ; : ( )
Global warming -
Greenhouse gases - , (, )
To invent -
An inventor -
To discover - , ,
: http://www.bbc.co.uk/russian/learning_english/2009/04/090427_le_science_voc.shtml
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