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Manhattan prep book

Dinara K Inglês 200 flashcards

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  1. 1delusionillusion, belief in smh that is not true
    the act of tricking or deceiving someone
  2. 2dismissto decide that something or someone is not important and not worth considering
  3. 3stigmatizeКлеймить, позорить
    to treat someone or something unfairly by disapproving of him, her, or it
  4. 4ruminate over/on/of/aboutto think carefully and for a long period about something
    e.g ruminate over various possibilities
  5. 5availto produce or result in as a benefit or advantage, gain
    e.g His efforts availed him nothing
  6. 6averto say that something is certainly true
    syn: assert, allege
  7. 7contortionискривление, искажение
  8. 8lenientснисходительный
    not as severe or strong in punishment or judgment as would be expected
  9. 9probitycomplete honesty
    Her probity and integrity are beyond question.
  10. 10swindleto obtain money or property by fraud or deceit
    They swindled local businesses out of thousands of dollars.
  11. 11disabuseвыводить из заблуждения
    e.g was quickly disabused of the idea that anything had changed
  12. 12delugeзатоплять, наводнять
    to send a very large volume of something to someone.
    e.g The senator’s office was deluged with calls asking for clarification.
  13. 13unconscionablemorally unacceptable
  14. 14siderealof or calculated by the stars
  15. 15tangential(of a subject or activity) different than the one you are talking about or doing:tangential issue
    divergent, digressive
  16. 16preternaturalmore than is usual or natural:
    Anger gave me preternatural strength, and I managed to force the door open.
  17. 17preordainпредопределять
    to decree or ordain in advance
  18. 18preposterousabsurd
  19. 19pithyсодержательный
    (of speech or writing) expressing an idea cleverly in a few words
    a pithy remark
  20. 20insidiousхитрый, коварный
    (of something unpleasant or dangerous) gradually and secretly causing harm
    insidious disease
  21. 21addleсбивать с толку
    to make someone feel confused and unable to think clearly
    I think my brain's been addled by the heat!
  22. 22slanderousклеветнический
  23. 23lackadaisicallacking enthusiasm and effort:
    The food wasn’t bad but the service was lackadaisical.
  24. 24serendipityинтуитивная прозорливость
  25. 25vicissitudethe quality or state of being changeable: mutability
    превратность(судьбы)
  26. 26keep abreast ofto make sure you know all the most recent facts about a subject or situation:
  27. 27akimbohands are bent at the elbows with the hands on the hips
  28. 28obtusedifficult to comprehend :
  29. 29askanceс подозрением
    to look at or think about someone or something with doubt, disapproval, or no trust:
    They looked askance at our scruffy clothes.
  30. 30apologista person who supports a particular belief or political system, especially an unpopular one, and speaks or writes in defence of it
  31. 31mercenaryнаемный солдат, корыстолюбец
  32. 32lackeya servant or someone who behaves like one by obeying someone else's orders or by doing unpleasant work for them
  33. 33whitewashcover up (such as vices or crimes) refused to whitewash the scandal
    b :to exonerate by means of a perfunctory investigation or through biased presentation of data
  34. 34dissoluteimmoral, (of a person) living in a way that other people strongly disapprove of
  35. 35improvidentнепредусмотрительный
  36. 36dumbfoundedso shocked that you cannot speak:
    He was dumbfounded by the allegations.
  37. 37addlepatedbeing mixed up :confused
    :eccentric
  38. 38enervatedlacking physical, mental, or moral vigor, weakened
  39. 39turbidмутный( о жидкости)
  40. 40turgidexcessively embellished in style or language :bombastic, pompous
    turgid prose
    2)опухший
  41. 41mellifluoushaving a smooth rich flow a mellifluous voice
    2 :filled with something (such as honey) that sweetens mellifluous confections
  42. 42cajoleto persuade someone to do something they might not want to do, by pleasant talk and (sometimes false) promises:
    He really knows how to cajole people into doing what he wants.
  43. 43mendacityлживость
  44. 44roundlyin a complete or thorough manner thoroughly
  45. 45warilywith caution
  46. 46panharsh criticism
  47. 47inscrutableнепостижимый
    mysterious
    an inscrutable smile inscrutable motives
  48. 48bemusedошеломленный, озадаченный
  49. 49resignedпокорный, безропотный, смирившийся
  50. 50portentous1)зловещий, предсказывающий дурное
    2) eliciting amazement or wonder :prodigious
    3)being a grave or serious matter portentous decisions
  51. 51complacent1) самодовольный
    2)услужливый; complaisant
    3)unconcerned
  52. 52bigotedслепо преданный, fanatic
  53. 53purblindpartially blind
    недальновидный
  54. 54astigmaticвидящий все в искаженном виде
  55. 55mordantколкий, язвительный, саркастический
  56. 56superciliousвысокомерный
  57. 57primчопорный
  58. 58meretricious1)of or relating to a prostitute
    2) pretentious
    3) показной, мишурный
  59. 59lasciviousсладострастный, похотливый, блудливый
  60. 60vanquishпобеждать, покорять, подавлять(чувства)
  61. 61inundateзатоплять, наводнять
  62. 62berateto scold or condemn vehemently and at length being berated by her parents when she came home late
  63. 63catharsispurification or purgation of the emotions (such as pity and fear) primarily through art
  64. 64codaa concluding part of a literary or dramatic work
  65. 65homilya lecture or discourse on or of a moral theme
  66. 66rampageбуйствовать, быть вне себя от ярости
  67. 67ominousbeing or exhibiting an omen : portentous;
  68. 68prescienceforeknowledge of events:
    a : divine omniscience
    b : human anticipation of the course of events : foresight
  69. 69shrewdпроницательный, умный, хитрый
  70. 70simpaticoagreeable, likable
  71. 71inured toto accustom to accept something undesirable children inured to violence
  72. 72effusiveчрезмерный
    marked by the expression of great or excessive emotion or enthusiasm effusive praise
  73. 73maudlin1) drunk enough to be emotionally silly
    2) weakly and effusively sentimental maudlin expressions of regret
  74. 74syncopateto shorten or produce by syncope(синкопа)
  75. 75gemдрагоценный камень
  76. 76quagmireболото, затруднительное положение
  77. 77depredateопустошать, грабить
  78. 78autodidacta self-taught person
  79. 79libertinea person who is unrestrained by convention or morality
  80. 80myrmidona loyal follower; especially : a subordinate who executes orders unquestioningly or unscrupulously
  81. 81deftlyискусно, умело, проворно
  82. 82unbeknownstневедомый, без ведома
  83. 83abhorrentcausing or deserving strong dislike or hatred, not agreeable
  84. 84coltishжеребячий, игривый
  85. 85cumbersomeгромоздкий
    unwieldy because of heaviness and bulk
  86. 86chary ofпредусмотрительный, разборчивый
  87. 87sentriesguard
  88. 88sagesмудрый, глубокомысленный
  89. 89sycophantльстец, подхалим
  90. 90fecund1) fruitful in offspring or vegetation : prolific
    2) intellectually productive or inventive to a marked degree a fecund imagination a fecund source of information
  91. 91efficacioushaving the power to produce a desired effect an efficacious remedy
  92. 92imperiousвластный, могущественный
  93. 93forebearancestor, forefather
  94. 94harbinger1)предвестник,
    2)one that initiates a major change : a person or thing that originates or helps open up a new activity, method, or technology : pioneer
  95. 95omnipotentвсемогущий
  96. 96recantотрекаться
    to withdraw or repudiate (a statement or belief) formally and publicly : renounce
    2 : revoke
  97. 97heraldвозвещать, предвещать
  98. 98desuetudediscontinuance from use or exercise : disuse
  99. 99restivestubbornly resisting control
  100. 100hallowedsacred, revered
  101. 101blitheвеселый, беспечный, жизнерадостный
  102. 102virescentgreenish, beginning to be green
  103. 103high-handedсвоенравный, своевольный
    having or showing no regard for the rights, concerns, or feelings of others : arbitrary, overbearing
  104. 104odiousгнусный, ненавистный
  105. 105potableгодный для питья
  106. 106risibleсмешной, смехотворный
  107. 107cursoryповерхностный, беглый, курсорный
  108. 108archарочный, проказливый, игривый
  109. 109sagaciousпроницательный, дальновидный
  110. 110verdant1)зеленый
    2)неопытный
  111. 111enamoredin love, delighted, charmed
  112. 112deposedсмещенный, снятый(с должности), низложенный, свергнутый
  113. 113sanguinary1) bloodthirsty, murderous sanguinary hatred
    2 : attended by bloodshed : bloody
  114. 114jejuneскудный, тощий, ограниченный
  115. 115modishfashionable, stylish
  116. 116motleyразноцветный, пестрый
  117. 117disingenuousлицемерный, хитрый
  118. 118nostrumпанацея,
    medicine of secret composition recommended by its preparer but usually without scientific proof of its effectiveness
  119. 119adjuvantвспомогательное средство
  120. 120nuisanceharm, injury
  121. 121miserскряга; скупец
  122. 122excoriationсуровая критика
  123. 123calumnyклевета; клеветническое обвинение
  124. 124garlandвенок, коллекция
  125. 125obloquyзлословие, оскорбление
  126. 126artificeловоксть, хитрость
    clever or artful skill : ingenuity
  127. 127parsimonyбережливость
  128. 128pulchritudeexternal beauty, glory
  129. 129minutiaeмелочи, детали
  130. 130loftya: elevated in character and spirit : noble lofty ideals
    b : elevated in status : superior the less lofty customers of the bar
    2) supercilious
  131. 131lispшепелявить
  132. 132enthrallпорабощать, охватывать, зачаровывать
  133. 133quiescentнеподвижный, пассивный, молчаливый
  134. 134unstrungрасшатанный
    1 : to loosen or remove the strings of
    2 : to remove from a string
    3 : to make weak, disordered, or unstable was unstrung by the news
  135. 135aghastошеломленный, объятый страхом и ужасом
  136. 136lull1) to cause to sleep or rest : soothe He was lulled to sleep by her soothing voice.
    2 : to cause to relax vigilance were lulled into a false sense of security
  137. 137caneбить палкой
  138. 138indolenceinclination to laziness : sloth
  139. 139dissipationрассеяние, разгульный образ жизни
  140. 140antediluvianдопотопный, архаичный
  141. 141anodyneserving to alleviate pain
    innocuous
  142. 142inoffensivecausing no harm or injury
  143. 143gadflyкритикан
  144. 144chumpfool, dupe
  145. 145pastimeвремяпровождение
  146. 146detractпринижать, умалять
  147. 147venerabilityhonorableness
  148. 148arcaneтайный, скрытный, мистический
  149. 149extantсохранившийся до наших дней
  150. 150investitureвведение в должность,награждение
  151. 151speciousпоказной; обманчивый
  152. 152squalid, sordid(filth)убогий, нищенский, опустившийся
  153. 153stoicone apparently or professedly indifferent to pleasure or pain
  154. 154disingenuousлицемерный; хитрый
  155. 155flagitiousгнусный, позорный
    marked by scandalous crime or vice : villainous
  156. 156heinousгнусный, отвратительный
    hatefully or shockingly evil : abominable
  157. 157perspicaciousпроницательный
    of acute mental vision or discernment : keen
  158. 158callowlacking adult sophistication : immature
  159. 159torpidапатичный
  160. 160solemnсерьезный, важный, торжественный
  161. 161tepidбезразличный
  162. 162saturnineмрачный, угрюмый, свинцовый
  163. 163sedulous, perseverantприлежный, усердный
  164. 164solicitudeзаботливость, озабоченность
  165. 165shrewdпроницательный, хитрый, жестокий
  166. 166inchoate, incipentначальный, зарождающийся
  167. 167sinuousизвилистый, сложный, запутанный
  168. 168high-handedlyin a manner that disregards the rights, opinions, or feelings of other people
  169. 169vindicateоправдывать, реабилитировать
  170. 170contrite, penitentialкающийся
    feeling or showing sorrow and remorse for a sin or shortcoming
  171. 171flagto signal with or as if with a flag, penalize, ослабевать
  172. 172ebbослабевать, угасать
  173. 173irascibleвспыльчивый, раздражительный
  174. 174jaundicedзавистливый
  175. 175leeryподозрительный
  176. 176ingenuea naive girl or young woman
  177. 177saccharineyielding or containing sugar
    ingratiatingly or affectedly agreeable or friendly
    ingratiatingly or affectedly agreeable or friendly
  178. 178glibmarked by ease and informality : nonchalant
    lacking depth and substance : superficial
  179. 179fadпричуда
    a practice or interest followed for a time with exaggerated zeal : craze
  180. 180scurvyцинга
    подлый, низкий, презренный
  181. 181scintillatingотсроумный, искрометный
  182. 182infamyпозор, бесчестие
  183. 183sap, dupesuckers, who have been tricked
  184. 184quackfraudulent doctor
  185. 185shysterтемный делец
  186. 186tarryмедлить, замешкаться
  187. 187dallyразвлекаться
  188. 188skulkкрасться, пробираться
  189. 189lurkскрываться, прятаться
  190. 190sobriqueta descriptive name or epithet : nickname
  191. 191aliaseвымышленное имя, псевдоним
  192. 192misnomerнеправильное употребление имени
  193. 193ecumenicalof, relating to, or representing the whole of a body of churches
    worldwide or general in extent, influence, or application
  194. 194blandsihmentуговаривание; лесть
  195. 195stasisзастой
  196. 196conjureзаниматься магией
  197. 197inundateзатоплять, наводнять
  198. 198effacementстирание, вычеркивание, уничтожение
  199. 199overtureпопытка применения, прелюдия
  200. 200insipidtasteless,
    dull, flat

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