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English Flashcards 2

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  1. 1Ability to perceive sound. Example: she was not in the earreach, so did not notice we were talking about herEarshot
    British pronunciation: /ˈɪə.ʃɒt/ (irshot)
    American pronunciation: /ˈɪr.ʃɑːt/ (irshat)    Ability to perceive sound. Example: she was not in the earreach, so did not notice we were talking about her
  2. 2To attract Example: She had not tried to tempt my attention before she knew I like the same sorts of music as herDraw
    British pronunciation: /drɔː/ (dro)
    American pronunciation: /drɑː/ (dra)    To attract Example: She had not tried to tempt my attention before she knew I like the same sorts of music as her
  3. 3To get involved in Example: He was not included in the project developmentTo get swept up
    British pronunciation of swept: /swept/ (suept)
    American pronunciation of swept: /swept/ (suept)    To get involved in Example: He was not included in the project development
  4. 4To unfairly enter the front places of a line of people. Example: They did not respect the people that had already waited for hours and simply arrive at the front of the queue.Jump the queue
    British pronunciation of queue: /kjuː/ (kiu)
    American pronunciation of queue: /kjuː/ (kiu)    To unfairly enter the front places of a line of people. Example: They did not respect the people that had already waited for hours and si...
  5. 5To do what you had already promised Example: She said she was going to come and did not fail us.Keep your word
    British pronunciation of word: /wɜːd/ (wod)
    American pronunciation of word: /wɝːd/ (word)    To do what you had already promised Example: She said she was going to come and did not fail us.
  6. 6To invent a story in order to cheat on somebody. Example: She tried to cheat on us by inventing a pretext for her absence.Make up an excuse.
    British pronunciation of excuse: /ɪkˈskjuːz/ (exkius)
    American pronunciation of excuse:
    /ɪkˈskjuːz/ (exkius)    To invent a story in order to cheat on somebody. Example: She tried to cheat on us by inventing a pretext for her absence.
  7. 7To be eager and enthusiastic about something. Example: She was very excited and willing to start the activityBe keen on.
    British pronunciation of keen: /kiːn/ (kin)
    American pronunciation of keen: /kiːn/ (kin)    To be eager and enthusiastic about something. Example: She was very excited and willing to start the activity
  8. 8With a large quantity of something Example: He has been bleeding abundantly for hours.Profusely
    American pronunciation: /prəˈfjus·li/ (profiusli)    With a large quantity of something Example: He has been bleeding abundantly for hours.
  9. 9To propose a topic for a further discussion or consideration. Example: She raised the question of part-time jobs.To bring something into question.
    British pronunciation of question:
    /ˈkwes.tʃən/ (cuestshien)
    American pronunciation of question:
    /ˈkwes.tʃən/ (cuestshien)    To propose a topic for a further discussion or consideration. Example: She raised the question of part-time jobs.
  10. 10To describe the context/to make something possible to happen Example: With your decision, my team was available to win the prizeSet the scene
    British pronunciation of scene: /siːn/ (sin)
    American pronunciation of scene: /siːn/ (sin)    To describe the context/to make something possible to happen Example: With your decision, my team was available to win the prize
  11. 11Something that is frightening, violent, powerful, extreme, strongly. Example: She loves me very stronglyFiercely
    British pronunciation: /ˈfɪəs.li/ (fisli)
    American pronunciation: /ˈfɪrs.li/ (firsli)    Something that is frightening, violent, powerful, extreme, strongly. Example: She loves me very strongly
  12. 12A negative emotion such as disappointment and anger. Example: They were abjectly upset because of the results.Bitterly
    British pronunciation: /ˈbɪt.ə.li/ (biteli)
    American pronunciation: /ˈbɪt̬.ɚ.li/ (birerli)    A negative emotion such as disappointment and anger. Example: They were abjectly upset because of the results.

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