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, , - Hunny [ˈ]
, - Babe []
, , - Darling [ˈ]
() - Sweetheart [ˈˌ]
, , Sweety [ˈ]
- Sweetums []
- Sunshine [ˈˌ]
- My Love [] []
, - Dear []
- Dearheart []
, , - Cutie []
, - Bubbles [ˈc]
, () - pumpkin [ˈ]
, , - Sweetie Pie [ˈ] []
() - Snookums []
- pookie []
, - boo []
, "" - Muffin [ˈ]
() - lovebug []
, - Wifey []
, - Shorty [ˈ]
, , - upcake []
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bone —
joint —
rib —
skeleton —
skull —
spine —
brain —
gallbladder —
heart ['hɑ:t] —
kidney —
large intestine / colon —
liver ['livə] —
lungs —
pancreas ['pæŋkriəs] —
skin —
small intestines [in'testins] —
spinal chord —
spleen —
stomach ['stʌmək] —
urinal bladder —
cheek —
cheekbones —
chin —
ear —
eye ['aɪ] —
eyebrow / brow [braʊ] —
eyelid / lid —
eyelash / lash —
forehead ['fɔrɪd] (BrE) / [for'hed] (AmE) —
hair — ,
head —
iris —
lip —
mouth —
nape, back of the head —
nose —
nostril —
pupil —
tongue ['tʌŋ] —
tooth (. .: teeth ) — ()
back —
belly —
breast — ( )
buttocks —
chest — ( )
genitals —
navel ['neɪvl] / belly button — ,
neck —
pelvis —
shoulder —
waist —
arm — ( )
armpit —
elbow —
hand — ()
finger — ()
thumb ['θʌm] —
index finger —
middle finger —
ring finger —
little finger — ,
fist —
knuckle ['nʌkl] —
nail —
palm —
wrist —
ankle ['æŋkl] —
calf ['kɑ:f] ( : calves) — ()
heel —
hip — , ( )
foot (. .: feet ) — , ( )
knee ['ni —
leg — ( )
thigh ['θaɪ] — ( )
toe ['təu] —
big toe —
little toe —
shin / shank —
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artery —
blood ['blʌd] —
nerve [nɜːv] —
vein [veɪn] —
vessel — ()
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1. Extremes meet. - .
2. East or West home is best. - , .
3. Better late than never. - , .
4. All's well that ends well. - , .
5. Out of sight out of mind. - , .
6. As fit as a fiddle. - , .
7. No sweet without sweat. - , .
8. A penny saved is a penny gained. - - , .
9. By one's father's side. - , .
10. Just a joke. - .
11. Have a heart!
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Are you dating anyone? — - ?
Are you married? — ? ?
Are you single? — B ? B ?
Can I call you some time? — ?
Can I drive you home (to your place, somewhere)? — , ?
Come to us! — !
Come with me! — !
Do you fancy going out tonight? — ?
Do you have a boyfriend? — ?
Do you have a girlfriend? — ?
Do you like to meet new people? — ?
Do you smoke? — ?
Do you speak English? — -?
Do you want to bring anybody along? — -?
Don't be late, please! — , .
Glad to meet you. — .
Haven't we met before? — ?
Hi, Mike! I like your profile. Do you think we can talk a little bit?
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How are you? — ?
How do you like to spend your free time? — ?
How old are you? — ?
I am a businessman. — - .
I am from Russia. — .
I am glad to meet you! — .
I bet I know your name. — , .
I don't understand you. — .
I think we can meet and spend some time together.
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I'd be glad to see you. — .
I'd just wanted to tell you that.. — , ..
I'd like to get to know you much better. — .
I'd like to invite you to the theatre. — .
I'll be in time. — .
I'll wait for you on that side of the street. — .
I'm looking forward to meeting you. — .
I'm really grateful to you. — .
I'm travelling on business. — .
Is this time suitable for you? — ?
I've read the things you like... You won't believe I like all of those things too!
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Let’s go to the cinema! — !
Let's exchange e-mails / phone numbers.
e-mail/ .
Let's fix a meeting. — .
Let's fix the exact time and place. — .
Look, I've just realised that you look a lot like a girl of my dreams.
, , .
May I ask you out? — ?
May I have your phone number or skype? — ?
Much obliged. — .
Nice to have met you. — .
Thank you for your compliment. — .
That's a good idea. — .
Two o'clock is the best time for me. — .
Very well. — .
We could have a cup of coffee at my place. — .
We could meet at 5 o'clock. — 5 .
What a charming girl you are! — !
What if we meet? — , ?
What is your name? — ?
What time is good for you? — ?
Where do you come from? — ?
Where would you like to meet? — ?
Will you say that again, please? — ,
You have wonderful taste in clothes. — .
You look fantastic! — !
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. , , . EnglishDom , . Check it!
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(?) + ( ?) + ( ? ?) + (? ? ?)
. — He bought a car.
, , . , , «it».
. — It's cold outside.
. , -. -.
? — Do you like music?
. — I won't (will not) go to the party.
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layabout [ˈˌa] – ,
doormat [ˈ] – (, )
wet blanket [] [ˈ] –
big mouth [] [a] -
pushover [ˈˌ] — ( ), , ,
slob [] –
twit [] — ,
spoilsport [ˈ] – ,
nerd [] – ,
prat [] —
lazy slob [ˈ] [] -
swot [] —
dork [] — ; ;
tomboy [ˈ] –
old bag/old cow [] []/[] [a] -
double-bagger [ˈ]-[ˈ] – ( , 2 : , – )
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, . - Bill, please.
, . - Check, please.
? - Could I have the bill, please?
? - Can I get the check, please?
. - I would like to pay now, please.
? - How much do I owe you?
? - How much is the total?
? - Does the bill include the service charge?
, . - I believe the bill is added up wrong.
. - The bill is on me.
. - I treat you to dinner this evening.
, . - Put it on my bill, please.
. - I am paying for everything.
. - We are paying separately.
. - Let's split the bill.
. - Let me pay my share.
. - Keep the change, please
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