1000 àíãëèéñêèõ ñëîâ ñ ïðèìåðàìè óïîòðåáëåíèÿ
hi [õàé] - ïðèâåò: Hi, Mum!
hello [õýëÎó] - çäðàâñòâóéòå, ïðèâåò: Hello, Dad!
sorry [ñOðè] - èçâèíè(òå): Sorry, my friends!
please [ïëè:ç] - ïîæàëóéñòà (ïðîøó); óãîæäàòü: Help me please!
thank you [ñýíê þ] - ñïàñèáî: Thank you very much!
you are welcome [þ: à óÝëêýì] - ïîæàëóéñòà, íå çà ÷òî: You are welcome, my son!
what a pity [óîò ý ïÈòè]- êàê æàëü: What a pity that you must go!
(good)bye [(ãóä)áAé]- äî ñâèäàíèÿ: Goodbye, honey!
people [ïè:ïë] - ëþäè: These are people from England.
man [ìýí] - ìóæ÷èíà (ìí.÷. men [ìåí]): He is a new man here.
woman [óÓìýí] – æåíùèíà (ìí.÷. women [óÈìèí]): She is the best woman in my life.
child [÷àéëä] - ðåáåíîê (ìí.÷. children [÷Èëäðýí]): I have three children.
boy [áîé] - ìàëü÷èê: He is a good boy.
girl [ã¸:ðë] - äåâî÷êà: Who is that girl in a red dress?
guy [ãàé] - ïàðåíü: Who is that guy in a white shirt?
friend [ôðýíä] - äðóã: I have a lot of friends there.
acquaintance [ýêóÝéíòýíñ] - çíàêîìûé; çíàêîìñòâî: He is my acquaintance.
neighbor [íÝéáýð] - ñîñåä: I live peacefully with my neighbors.
guest [ãýñò] - ãîñòü: I am waiting for some guests.
chief [÷è:ô] - íà÷àëüíèê; øåô; ãëàâíûé; âîæäü: She is the chief accountant in our company.
boss [áîñ] - áîññ: My boss is not at work today.
competitor [êýìïÝòèòýð] - êîíêóðåíò, ñîïåðíèê: We don't have many competitors.
client [êëÀéýíò] - êëèåíò: They take care of their clients.
colleague [êÎëè:ã] - êîëëåãà: My colleagues congratulated me on my birthday.
family [ôÝìèëè] - ñåìüÿ : My family lives in Russia.
parents [ïÝýðýíòñ] - ðîäèòåëè: My parents lived in the country.
father [ôÀ:çýð] - îòåö: His father works at a plant.
dad(dy) [äÝä(è)] - ïàïà: My daddy comes home at five.
mother [ìÀçýð] - ìàòü: Does your mother works in a hospital?
mum(my) [ìàì(è)] - ìàìà: My mummy loves me.
husband [õÀçáýíä] – ìóæ: Her husband is a businessman.
wife [óÀéô] - æåíà: My wife cooks very well.
son [ñàí] - ñûí: Our son goes to school.
daughter [äÎ:òýð] - äî÷ü: Their daughter is still young.
brother [áðÀçýð] - áðàò: His brother helps him a lot.
sister [ñÈñòýð] - ñåñòðà: My sister will marry soon.
grandfather [ãðÝíôÀ:çýð] - äåä ... : Our grandfather is already very old.
father-in-law [ôÀ:çýð èí ëÎ:] - òåñòü, ñâåêîð ... : I have a good relationship with my father-in-law.
uncle [àíêë] - äÿäÿ: He is my uncle.
aunt [à:íò] - òåòÿ: The wife of my uncle is my aunt.
cousin [êàçí] - äâîþðîäíûé áðàò, äâîþðîäíàÿ ñåñòðà: I want to visit my cousins.
nephew [íÝôúþ:] - ïëåìÿííèê: The son of my brother is my nephew.
niece [íè:ñ] - ïëåìÿííèöà: The daughters of my sister are my nieces.
job [äæîá] - ðàáîòà: What is your job?
businessman [áÈçíýñìýí] - áèçíåñìåí (ìí.÷. businessmen [áÈçíýñìåí]): My father is a businessman.
teacher [òÈ:÷ýð] - ó÷èòåëü: I had good teachers at school.
driver [äðÀéâýð] - âîäèòåëü: The driver came late today.
worker [óÎ:ðêýð] - ðàáî÷èé: There are 400 workers in this factory.
engineer [ýíäæèíÈ:ýð] - èíæåíåð: The engineers are thinking of this problem.
doctor [äÎêòýð] - âðà÷: Call for the doctor as soon as possible!
lawyer [ëÎ:åð] - àäâîêàò, þðèñò: Lawyers earn a lot of money in America.
journalist [俍:ðíýëèñò] - æóðíàëèñò: He is a journalist from a Russian newspaper.
nurse [í¸:ðñ] - ìåäñåñòðà: Nurses look after sick people in hospitals.
shop assistànt [øÎï ýñÈñòýíò] - ïðîäàâåö: Let's ask the shop assistant about the shoes.
waiter [óÝéòýð] - îôèöèàíò: The waiter brought food for us.
accountant [ýêÀóíòýíò] - áóõãàëòåð: The accountant made a mistake.
artist [À:ðòèñò] - õóäîæíèê: The artist draw a nice picture.
musician [ìúþ:çÈøí] - ìóçûêàíò: The musician plays the piano.
actor [Ýêòýð] - àêòåð: I don't know this actor.
student [ñòúÞäýíò] – ñòóäåíò: Thousands of students study at this university.
pupil [ïúþïë] - øêîëüíèê, ó÷åíèê: My daughter is still a pupil.
animal [Ýíèìýë] - æèâîòíîå: There are a lot of animals in this zoo.
cat [êýò] - êîøêà: I've got a cat.
dog [äîã] - ñîáàêà: Do you have a dog?
bird [á¸:ðä] - ïòèöà: Some birds fly south in autumn.
squirrel [ñêóÈðýë] - áåëêà: There are a lot of squirrels in the park.
wolf [óóëô] - âîëê: Wolves are dangerous animals.
goose [ãó:ñ] - ãóñü (ìí.÷. geese [ãè:ñ]): He hunts wild geese.
giraffe [äæèðÀ:ô] - æèðàô: Giraffes live in Africa.
rabbit [ðÝáèò] - êðîëèê; çàÿö: I have never eaten rabbits.
cow [êÀó] - êîðîâà: Cows give milk.
rat [ðÝò] - êðûñà: Rats are bigger than mice.
fox [ôîêñ] - ëèñà: Foxes are usually red.
horse [õî:ðñ] - ëîøàäü: Can you ride a horse?
frog [ôðîã] - ëÿãóøêà: French people eat frogs.
bear [áÝýð] - ìåäâåäü: Bears walk on the streets in Russia.
mouse [ìÀóñ] - ìûøü (ìí.÷. mice [ìàéñ]): The cat caught a mouse.
monkey [ìÀíêè] - îáåçüÿíà: I saw a lot of monkeys in India.
pig [ïèã] - ñâèíüÿ: My parents had pigs.
elephant [Ýëýôýíò] - ñëîí: I want to take a picture with the elephant.
duck [äàê] - óòêà: A couple of ducks are walking in the yard.
country [êàíòðè] - ñòðàíà; ñåëüñêàÿ ìåñòíîñòü: Do you live in the country?
Russia [ðÀøý] - Ðîññèÿ: I am from Russia.
Great Britain [ãðÝéò áðÈòýí] - Âåëèêîáðèòàíèÿ: We are going to Great Britain.
England [Èíãëýíä] - Àíãëèÿ: England is a part of Great Britain.
city [ñÈòè] - ãîðîä: This is the most beautiful city in the world.
house [õÀóñ] - äîì (çäàíèå): There is a car in front of the house.
home [õÎóì] - äîì (ìåñòî ïðîæèâàíèÿ): I come home at 5 o'clock.
building [áÈëäèíã] - çäàíèå; ñòðîèòåëüñòâî: What a nice building!
place [ïëýéñ] – ìåñòî; ïîìåùàòü: I saw a lot of interesting places in that country.
entrance [Ýíòðýíñ] - âõîä: Wait for me at the entrance!
exit [Ýãçèò] - âûõîä: Where is the exit?
center [ñÝíòýð] - öåíòð: Let's walk in the center of the city!
yard [ÿ:ðä] - äâîð: There is a football field in the school yard.
roof [ðó:ô] - êðûøà: The roof of the house is red.
fence [ôýíñ] - çàáîð: The fence around the yard is high.
land [ëýíä] - çåìëÿ, ó÷àñòîê: We bought a piece of land to build a house there.
village [âÈëèäæ] - äåðåâíÿ, ïîñåëîê: What is the name of the village?
school [ñêó:ë] - øêîëà: My children go to school.
university [þíèâ¨:ðñèòè] - óíèâåðñèòåò: I studied at university.
theater [ñÈ:ýòýð] - òåàòð: I haven't been to the theater for a long time.
church [÷¸:ð÷] - öåðêîâü: A lot of Americans go to church every Sunday.
restaurant [ðÝñòðîíò] - ðåñòîðàí: I like the food in this restaurant.
cafe [êÝôýé]- êàôå: Let's have lunch in this cafe!
hotel [õîóòÝë] - ãîñòèíèöà: I stayed at the hotel during my vacation.
bank [áýíê] – áàíê: The bank is still closed.
cinema [ñÈíýìý] - êèíîòåàòð: Let's watch a new film in the cinema!
hospital [õÎñïèòë] - áîëüíèöà: He is seriously sick and is in hospital now.
police [ïÎëèñ] - ïîëèöèÿ: Call the police as soon as possible!
post office [ïÎóñò Îôèñ] - ïî÷òà: I buy envelopes at the post office.
station [ñòýéøí] - ñòàíöèÿ, âîêçàë: She is waiting for me at the station.
airport [Ýýïî:ðò] - àýðîïîðò: We will go to the airport by taxi.
shop [øîï] - ìàãàçèí: There are a lot of shops on this street.
pharmacy [ôÀ:ðìàñè] - àïòåêà: You can buy it only in the pharmacy.
market [ìÀ:ðêèò] - ðûíîê: We buy fresh vegetables at the market.
office [Îôèñ] - îôèñ: My wife is an office worker.
company [êÎìïýíè] - êîìïàíèÿ, ôèðìà: I have worked in the company for eight years.
factory [ôÝêòýðè] - ïðåäïðèÿòèå, çàâîä, ôàáðèêà: Our factory produces salami.
square [ñêóÝýð] - ïëîùàäü: This is the main square of the city.
street [ñòðè:ò] - óëèöà: The street is full of people today.
road [ðÎóä] - äîðîãà: The road leads to a village.
crossroads [êðÎñðîóäç] - ïåðåêð¸ñòîê: Don't stop on the crossroads!
stop [ñòîï] – îñòàíîâêà; îñòàíàâëèâàòüñÿ: Where is the nearest bus stop?
sidewalk [ñÀéäóî:ê] - òðîòóàð: We will walk on the sidewalk.
path [ïà:ñ] - òðîïà, òðîïèíêà: The path leads to the forest.
garden [ãà:ðäí] - ñàä: What trees do you have in your garden?
park [ïà:ðê] - ïàðê: Let's spend some time in the park!
bridge [áðèäæ] - ìîñò: The bridge connects Europe and Asia.
river [ðÈâýð] - ðåêà: The water in the river is still cold.
forest [ôÎðèñò] - ëåñ: Forests look nice in autumn.
field [ôè:ëä] - ïîëå: The field behind the river belongs to this farmer.
mountain [ìÀóíòèí] - ãîðà: Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
lake [ëýéê] - îçåðî: There are a lot of lakes in this country.
sea [ñè:] - ìîðå: The sea is very clean here.
ocean [Îóøí] - îêåàí: I would like a room with the ocean view.
coast [êÎóñò] - ìîðñêîé áåðåã, ïîáåðåæüå: Los Angeles is on the west coast of the US.
beach [áè:÷] - ïëÿæ: Let's lie on the beach for a couple of hours!
sand [ñýíä] - ïåñîê: The sand on this beach is so white!
island [Àéëýíä] - îñòðîâ: This country consists of thousands of islands.
border [áÎ:ðäýð] - ãðàíèöà: This river is the border between Europe and Asia.
customs [êÀñòýìç] - òàìîæíÿ: How can we go through customs faster?
garbage [ãÀ:ðáèäæ] - ìóñîð: Where is the garbage from?
waste [óýéñò] - îòõîäû; òðàòèòü âïóñòóþ: Don't wast your time on such people!
stone [ñòÎóí] - êàìåíü: They threw stones at police.
plant [ïëÀ:íò] - ðàñòåíèå; çàâîä; ñàæàòü: We planted some trees in front of the house.
tree [òðè:] - äåðåâî: The man is standing behind the tree.
grass [ãðà:ñ] - òðàâà: They are sitting on the grass and having picnic.
flower [ôëÀóýð] - öâåòîê: All women like flowers.
leaf [ëè:ô] - ëèñò (äåðåâà): Leaves are yellow in autumn.
flat [ôëýò] - êâàðòèðà: We bought this flat in 2005.
room [ðóì] – êîìíàòà: This room is bigger than that one.
living room [ëÈâèíã ðóì] - çàë: There isn't much furniture in the living room.
bedroom [áÝäðóì] - ñïàëüíÿ: It is a three bedroom house.
bathroom [áÀ:ñðóì] - âàííàÿ: First I go the bathroom.
shower [øÀóýð] - äóø: I want to take a shower.
toilet [òÎéëèò] - òóàëåò: Somebody is in the toilet.
kitchen [êÈò÷èí] - êóõíÿ: You have such a large kitchen.
hall [õî:ë] - êîðèäîð: Take off your jackets in the hall!
balcony [áÝëêîíè] - áàëêîí: He keeps too many things on the balcony.
floor [ôëî:ð] – ïîë; ýòàæ: We live on the sixth floor.
ceiling [ñÈ:ëèíã] - ïîòîëîê: The ceiling is usually white.
wall [óÎ:ë] - ñòåíà: There are a lot of pictures on the walls.
stairs [ñòÝýðç] - ñòóïåíüêè; ëåñòíèöà: The stairs are already old.
door [äî:ð] - äâåðü: Open the door please!
window [óÈíäîó] - îêíî: The third window from the left is mine.
windowsill [óÈíäîóñèë] - ïîäîêîííèê: The are a lot of plants on the windowsill.
curtain [ê¨ðòýí] - çàíàâåñ(êà), øòîðà: We hung new curtains in the bedroom.
switch [cóÈ÷] - âûêëþ÷àòåëü; ïåðåêëþ÷àòü: Switch on the TV-set!
socket [ñÎêèò] - ðîçåòêà: I need a socket to turn the microwave oven on.
faucet [ôÎ:ñèò] - (âîäîïðîâîäíûé) êðàí: The faucet is broken.
pipe [ïàéï] - òðóáà; òðóáêà: This is a hot water pipe.
chimney [÷Èìíè] - äûìîâàÿ òðóáà: We need to clean the chimney.
furniture [ô¨:íè÷ý] - ìåáåëü: I'd like some new furniture for my house.
table [òýéáë] - ñòîë: The documents are on the table.
chair [÷Ýýð] - ñòóë: I see the teacher sitting on the chair.
armchair [À:ðì÷ýýð] - êðåñëî: The woman is sitting in the armchair.
sofa [ñÎóôà] - äèâàí: Don't put the glass on the sofa!
bed [áýä] - êðîâàòü: I make the bed as soon as I get up.
wardrobe [óÎ:äðîóá] - (ïëàòÿíîé) øêàô: Look for the trousers in the wardrobe!
cabinet [êÝáèíýò] - øêàô(÷èê): We bought new cabinets for our kitchen.
shelf [øýëô] - ïîëêà: The book is on the shelf.
mirror [ìÈðîð] - çåðêàëî: Look in the mirror!
carpet [êÀ:ðïèò] - êîâåð: There is a thick carpet on the floor.
fridge [ôðèäæ] - õîëîäèëüíèê: The fridge is full of food.
microwave [ìÀéêðîóóýéâ] - ìèêðîâîëíîâêà: Warm it up in the microwave!
oven [Àâýí] - ïå÷ü, äóõîâêà: The oven is already hot.
stove [ñòÎóâ] - êóõîííàÿ ïëèòà: The soup is on the stove.
food [ôó:ä] - åäà: We don't have any food at home.
bread [áðýä] - õëåá: Russian bread is delicious.
butter [áÀòýð] - ìàñëî: Do you need any butter for your sandwich?
oil [îéë] - ðàñòèòåëüíîå ìàñëî; íåôòü: Russia is rich in oil.
cheese [÷è:ç] - ñûð: Swiss cheese smells terrible.
sausage [ñÎñèäæ] - êîëáàñà, ñîñèñêà: I like to eat sausages for breakfast.
ham [õýì] - âåò÷èíà: Ham is meat that comes from a leg of a pig.
meat [ìè:ò] - ìÿñî: She doesn't eat meat at all.
beef [áè:ô] - ãîâÿäèíà: The beef from this farm is the best in the country.
pork [ïî:ðê] - ñâèíèíà: The people don't eat pork here.
lamb [ëýì] - áàðàíèíà; ÿãíåíîê: I haven't eaten lamb for a long time.
chicken [÷Èêèí] - öûïëåíîê; êóðèöà: I want to bake chicken for dinner.
cutlet [êÀòëèò] - êîòëåòà: Mum fried some cutlets for dinner.
fish [ôèø] - ðûáà; ðûáà÷èòü: Let's go fishing next Sunday.
egg [ýã] - ÿéöî: I need two eggs for the cake.
salad [ñÝëýä] - ñàëàò: Who will make salad for the party?
mushroom [ìÀøðóì] - ãðèá: We are going to gather mushrooms in the forest.
corn [êî:ðí] - êóêóðóçà; çåðíî: I like to eat corn with salt.
porridge [ïÎðèäæ] - êàøà: She cooked porridge for breakfast.
oatmeal [Îóòìè:ë] - îâñÿíêà: Try to eat oatmeal with brown sugar!
soup [ñó:ï] - ñóï: I can make cabbage soup for lunch.
sandwich [ñÝíäóè÷] - áóòåðáðîä: Take sandwiches to work!
rice [ðàéñ] - ðèñ: Rice is the most important food in this country.
noodles [íó:äëç] - ëàïøà: Grandmother made noodles.
flour [ôëÀóýð] - ìóêà: We need some flour to make a pie.
spice [ñïàéñ] - ñïåöèÿ, ïðÿíîñòü: They use a lot of spices in their cooking.
pepper [ïÝïýð] - ïåðåö; ïîïåð÷èòü: Could you pass me the pepper?
salt [ñî:ëò] - ñîëü; ïîñîëèòü: Have you salted the soup?
onion [Àíèýí] - ëóê (ðåï÷àòûé): She doesn't like onions.
garlic [ãÀ:ðëèê] - ÷åñíîê: He eats a lot of garlic.
sauce [ñÎ:ñ] - ñîóñ: I need some sauce for the noodles.
vegetables [âÝäæèòýáëç] - îâîùè: There are some vegetables in the fridge.
potatoes [ïîòÝéòîóç] - êàðòîôåëü: She cooked potatoes for the guests.
carrot [êÝðýò] - ìîðêîâü: They grow carrots in their garden.
beet [áè:ò] - ñâåêëà: This soup is made of beets.
tomato [òîìA:òîó] - ïîìèäîð: Tomatoes were brought to Europe from America.
cucumber [êúÞêàìáýð] - îãóðåö: I like fresh cucumbers.
cabbage [êÝáèäæ] – êàïóñòà: I bought a big cabbage in the shop.
squash [ñêóÎø] - êàáà÷îê: I fried some pieces of squash.
eggplant [Ýãïëà:íò] - áàêëàæàí: I haven't washed the eggplants yet.
beans [áè:íç] - áîáû: Mexicans use a lot of beans in their cooking.
pea [ïè:] – ãîðîõ: Can you make pea soup?
nut [íàò] - îðåõ: Nuts are good for your heart.
fruit [ôðó:ò] – ôðóêò(û); ïëîä: You need to eat fruits every day.
apple [ýïë] - ÿáëîêî: An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
pear [ïÝýð] - ãðóøà: I prefer pears over apples.
banana [áýíÝíý] - áàíàí: Bananas aren't grown here.
berry [áÝðè] - ÿãîäà: We can gather some wild berries in the forest.
strawberry [ñòðÎ:áýðè] - êëóáíèêà, çåìëÿíèêà: My favorite berries are strawberries.
raspberry [ðÀ:çáýðè] - ìàëèíà: My father planted raspberries in his garden.
cherry [÷Ýðè] - âèøíÿ: I can offer you some cherries.
plum [ïëàì] - ñëèâà: They provide the shop with plums.
grape [ãðýéï] - âèíîãðàä: She complained about the quality of the grapes.
apricot [Ýéïðèêîò]- àáðèêîñ: We intend to sell the apricots.
peach [ïè:÷] - ïåðñèê: She counted all the peaches.
melon [ìÝëîí] - äûíÿ: Help me choose a melon!
watermelon [óOòýðìýëýí] - àðáóç: He dropped the watermelon and broke it.
pumpkin [ïÀìïêèí] - òûêâà: Her pumpkin pie is very delicious.
orange [Oðèíäæ] – àïåëüñèí; îðàíæåâûé: He was carrying a basket full of oranges.
mandarin [ìÝíäýðèí] - ìàíäàðèí: We enjoy eating mandarins, especially at New Year.
lemon [ëÝìîí] - ëèìîí: I wish I had lemon in my tea.
pineapple [ïÀéíýïë] - àíàíàñ: Thank you for the pineapple!
sugar [øÓãý] - ñàõàð: Do you put sugar in your tea?
honey [õÀíè] - ì¸ä: Honey is made by bees.
jam [äæýì] - âàðåíüå: What kind of jam do you like?
cake [êýéê] – òîðò: I expect your mother to make a cake.
bun [áàí] - áóëî÷êà: These buns smell wonderful.
cookie [êÓêè] - ïå÷åíüå: She bakes cookies in the oven.
pie [ïàé] - ïèðîã, ïèðîæîê: I want to learn to make pies like you.
sweet [ñóè:ò] - êîíôåòà; ñëàäêèé: I will bring some sweets to the party.
ice-cream [Aéñêðè:ì] - ìîðîæåíîå: Let's buy some ice-cream for tonight.
chocolate [÷Oêëèò] - øîêîëàä: You don't need to keep the chocolate in the fridge.
water [óîòýð] - âîäà; ïîëèâàòü: You must water the plants twice a day.
soda [ñOóäà] - ãàçèðîâêà: Don't forget to buy some soda!
juice [äæó:ñ] - ñîê: What kind of juice would you like?
wine [óàéí] - âèíî: He paid 30 dollars for the wine.
tea [òè:] - ÷àé: I forgot to buy tea.
coffee [êOôè] - êîôå: This is the most expensive sort of coffee in the world.
milk [ìèëê] - ìîëîêî: Mother's milk is very important for newborn babies.
cream [êðè:ì] - ñëèâêè; êðåì: Do you need some cream for your coffee?
yogurt [éÎãýò] - éîãóðò: How much is this yogurt?
curd [ê¨:ðä] - òâîðîã: Curd is made from milk.
dish [äèø] - áëþäî (dishes [äÈøèç]- ïîñóäà): What is your favorite dish?
cup [êàï] - ÷àøêà: Would you like a cup of coffee?
glass [ãëà:ñ] – ñòàêàí; ñòåêëî: Could you give me a glass of water?
mug [ìàã] - êðóæêà: He dropped the mug on the floor.
plate [ïëýéò] - òàðåëêà: She counted the plates.
spoon [ñïó:í] - ëîæêà: Eat porridge with a spoon!
fork [ôî:ðê] - âèëêà: Hold the fork in your left hand!
knife [íàéô] - íîæ: He cut himself with a knife.
saucer [ñO:ñýð] - áëþäöå: She put the cup on the saucer.
bottle [áîòë] - áóòûëêà: I bought a bottle of milk.
napkin [íÝïêèí] - ñàëôåòêà: You need to put napkins on the table.
pan [ïýí] - êàñòðþëÿ: I cooked meat in the pan.
frying pan [ôðÀéèíã ïýí] - ñêîâîðîäêà: The fried potatoes are still in the frying pan.
kettle [êýòë] - ÷àéíèê; êîòåë: Bring the kettle with hot water!
meal [ìè:ë] - ïðèíÿòèå ïèùè, åäà: We have three meals a day.
breakfast [áðÝêôýñò] - çàâòðàê: What do you eat for breakfast?
lunch [ëàí÷] - îáåä: Where do you usually have lunch?
dinner [äÈíýð] - óæèí: Let's have dinner in a restaurant!
transport [òðÝíñïî:ðò] - òðàíñïîðò; [òðýíñïÎ:ðò] - ïåðåâîçèòü, òðàíñïîðòèðîâàòü: There are a lot of different types of public transport in London.
plane [ïëýéí] - ñàìîëåò: We can get to America only by plane.
car [êà:ð] - àâòîìîáèëü: I bought this car three years ago.
tram [òðýì] - òðàìâàé: Take a tram if you need to go to the main square.
bus [áàñ] - àâòîáóñ: When is the next bus coming?
train [òðýéí] - ïîåçä: The train trip wasn't very comfortable.
ship [øèï] - êîðàáëü: I saw a lot of ships in the sea.
bicycle [áAéñèêë] - âåëîñèïåä: Can you ride a bicycle?
time [òàéì] – âðåìÿ; ðàç: Did you have a good time on your holiday?
minute [ìÈíèò] – ìèíóòà: There were only two minutes left.
hour [Aóýð] - ÷àñ: I work eight hours a day.
week [óè:ê] - íåäåëÿ: We are leaving for Moscow next week.
year [éÈýð]- ãîä: I visited three countries last year.
century [ñÝí÷ýðè] - âåê, ñòîëåòèå: We live in the twenty-first century.
the day before yesterday [çý äýé áèôÎ:ð éÝñòýäýé] - ïîçàâ÷åðà: They offered us a new project the day before yesterday.
yesterday [éÝñòýäýé] - â÷åðà: He disturbed our sleep yesterday.
today [òóäÝé] – ñåãîäíÿ (äíåì): He has returned home today.
tonight [òóíÀéò] - ñåãîäíÿ âå÷åðîì (íî÷üþ): I'm going to have a surprise for you tonight.
tomorrow [òîìÎðîó] - çàâòðà: We will be able to solve this problem tomorrow.
the day after tomorrow [çý äýé À:ôòýð òîìÎðîó] - ïîñëåçàâòðà: We will visit the plant the day after tomorrow.
day [äýé] - äåíü: She sleeps all day long.
morning [ìî:ðíèíã] – óòðî: I don't eat anything in the morning.
afternoon [à:ôòýðíÓ:í] - äåíü (ïîñëå ïîëóäíÿ): He comes home in the afternoon.
evening [È:âíèíã] - âå÷åð: We go for a walk in the evening.
night [íàéò] - íî÷ü: Don't work at night too long!
Monday [ìAíäýé] - ïîíåäåëüíèê: The man died on Monday.
Tuesday [òúÞ:çäýé] - âòîðíèê: He agreed to leave on Tuesday.
Wednesday [óÝíçäýé] - ñðåäà: We are moving to a new flat next Wednesday.
Thursday [ñ¸:ðçäýé] - ÷åòâåðã: We have been staying at this hotel since Thursday.
Friday [ôðAéäýé] - ïÿòíèöà: I watched the film last Friday.
Saturday [ñÝòýðäýé] - ñóááîòà: We are going to celebrate my birthday on Saturday.
Sunday [ñAíäýé] - âîñêðåñåíüå: We don't work on Sundays.
month [ìàíñ] - ìåñÿö: There are twelve months in a year.
January [äæÝíúþýðè] - ÿíâàðü: We decided to go to America in January.
February [ôÝáðóýðè] - ôåâðàëü: I received the letter in February.
March [ìà:ð÷] - ìàðò: We celebrate Women's Day on the eighth of March.
April [Ýéïðèë] - àïðåëü: I have been working in this company since April.
May [ìýé] - ìàé: Have you been living in the city since May?
June [äæó:í] - èþíü: He bought his car in June.
July [äæóëAé] - èþëü: She left home in July.
August [O:ãýñò] - àâãóñò: He read the book in August.
September [ñýïòÝìáýð] - ñåíòÿáðü: The school year begins on the first of September.
October [îêòOóáýð] - îêòÿáðü: October is always foggy here.
November [íîóâÝìáýð] - íîÿáðü: My birthday is in November.
December [äèñÝìáýð] - äåêàáðü: Our wedding was in December.
season [ñÈ:çýí] - âðåìÿ ãîäà; ñåçîí: Summer is my favorite season.
spring [ñïðèíã] - âåñíà: Snow melts in spring.
summer [ñAìýð] - ëåòî: People prefer having vacation in summer.
autumn [O:òýì] - îñåíü: Leaves fall from trees in autumn.
winter [óÈíòýð] - çèìà: It snows here a lot in winter.
holiday [õOëèäýé] - ïðàçäíèê; îòïóñê; êàíèêóëû: Where do you want to spend your holiday?
Christmas [êðÈñìýñ] - Ðîæäåñòâî: Russians celebrate Christmas on the seventh of January.
Easter [È:ñòýð] - Ïàñõà: Easter is always in spring.
birthday [á¸:ðñäýé] - äåíü ðîæäåíèÿ: He invited us to his birthday party.
form [ôî:ðì] - àíêåòà; ôîðìà; áëàíê; êëàññ; ôîðìèðîâàòü, îáðàçîâûâàòü: Please fill out this form!
name [íýéì] - èìÿ, ôàìèëèÿ; íàçâàíèå; íàçûâàòü: What is your father's name?
first name [ô¸:ðñò íýéì] - èìÿ: My first name is John.
surname [ñ¨:íýéì] - ôàìèëèÿ: What is your surname?
maiden name [ìÝéäýí íýéì] - äåâè÷üÿ ôàìèëèÿ: My wife's maiden name is Brown.
birth date [á¸:ðñ äýéò] - äàòà ðîæäåíèÿ: My birth date is the twentieth of September, nineteen-eighty.
place of birth [ïëýéñ îâ á¸:ðñ] - ìåñòî ðîæäåíèÿ: My place of birth is Orsk.
address [ýäðÝñ] - àäðåñ: What is your email address?
marital status [ìÝðèòýë ñòÝéòýñ] - ñåìåéíîå ïîëîæåíèå: What is your marital status?
single [ñèíãë] - õîëîñòîé, íåçàìóæíÿÿ; îäèí(îêèé); â îäèí êîíåö (î áèëåòå): He is still single.
married [ìÝðèä] - æåíàòûé/çàìóæíÿÿ: We have been married for 15 years.
divorced [äèâÎ:ðñò] - ðàçâåäåííûé: I'm divorced.
widowed [óèäîóä] - îâäîâåâøèé: She's widowed.
thing [ñèíã] - âåùü: We learn new things at school.
pen [ïýí] – ðó÷êà: You don't hold the pen correctly.
pencil [ïÝíñèë] - êàðàíäàø: Can you sharpen the pencil?
book [áóê] - êíèãà: I like historical books.
copybook [êÎïèáóê] - òåòðàäü: Open your copybooks!
notebook [íÎóòáóê] - áëîêíîò: His address is somewhere in my notebook.
note [íîóò] - çàïèñêà, çàïèñü: Who took notes of the lecture?
dictionary [äÈêøýíýðè] - ñëîâàðü: I didn't find the word in the dictionary.
letter [ëÝòýð] - ïèñüìî; áóêâà: I got a letter from my relatives.
envelope [Ýíâèëîóï] – êîíâåðò: There is some money in the envelope.
paper [ïÝéïýð] - áóìàãà: Where is the toilet paper?
newspaper [íúÞ:çïýéïåð] - ãàçåòà: I don't read newspapers at all.
magazine [ìýãýçÈ:í] - æóðíàë: I found an interesting article in the magazine.
(tele)phone [(òÝëè)ôÎóí] - òåëåôîí; ðàçãîâàðèâàòü ïî òåëåôîíó: Where did you loose your phone?
clock [êëîê] - ÷àñû: The clock doesn't work anymore.
comb [êîóì] - ðàñ÷¸ñêà; ðàñ÷åñûâàòü: Comb your hair!
TV(-set) [òÈâè(ñýò)] - òåëåâèçîð: You watch TV too much.
iron [Aéðîí] – óòþã; æåëåçî; ãëàäèòü (óòþãîì): I need to iron my shirt.
soap [ñOóï] - ìûëî; íàìûëèâàòü: There is no soap in the bathroom.
radio [ðÝéäèîó] - ðàäèî: Did you listen to the radio?
bag [áýã] - ñóìêà: Put all the food into the bag!
backpack [áÝêïýê] - ðþêçàê: He took his backpack and went to school.
map [ìýï] – êàðòà (ãåîãðàôè÷åñêàÿ): There is a map on the wall.
card [êà:ðä] - îòêðûòêà; êàðòà (èãðàëüíàÿ); êàðòî÷êà: Would you like to play cards?
suitcase [ñÓòêýéñ] - ÷åìîäàí: My suitcase is full of clothes.
present [ïðýçíò] - ïîäàðîê: I haven't bought a present for my daughter yet.
camera [êÝìýðý] - ôîòîàïïàðàò; âèäåîêàìåðà: I would like to have a better camera.
vase [âà:ç] - âàçà: My son broke an old vase.
handkerchief [õÝíê¸÷èô] - íîñîâîé ïëàòîê: I need a clean handkerchief.
ball [áî:ë] - ìÿ÷: Let's play with the ball!
balloon [áýëó:í] - âîçäóøíûé øàð(èê): All children like balloons.
toy [òîé] - èãðóøêà: We bought this teddy bear in the toy shop.
ticket [òèêèò] - áèëåò: I need two tickets to Moscow.
luggage [ëAãèäæ] - áàãàæ: Your luggage weighs too much.
battery [áÝòýðè] - áàòàðåéêà, àêêóìóëÿòîð: The battery is dead.
bucket [áAêèò] - âåäðî: He brought a bucket of water.
rope [ðOóï] - âåðåâêà: Tie the rope to the car!
board [áî:ðä] - äîñêà; áîðò; ñîâåò (ïðàâëåíèå): He became a member of the board.
calendar [êÝëèíäýð] - êàëåíäàðü: Do you have a calender for the next year?
laptop [ëÝïòîï] - íîóòáóê: My laptop is very slow.
brush [áðàø] - ùåòêà; êèñòü, êèñòî÷êà; ÷èñòèòü ùåòêîé: You have to clean your shoes with a brush.
keyboard [êÈ:áî:ðä] - êëàâèàòóðà: He spilled coffee on the keyboard.
key [êè:] - êëþ÷; êëàâèøà: Where do you keep your car key?
wheel [óÈ:ë] - êîëåñî: What happened to the wheel?
steering wheel [ñòÈðèíã óÈ:ë] - ðóëü: He is sitting at the steering wheel of a brand new car.
trunk [òðàíê] - áàãàæíèê; ñòâîë; õîáîò: Put suitcases in the trunk!
gas(oline) [ãÝñ(îëèí)] - áåíçèí: The car is running out of gas.
purse [ï¸:ðñ] - äàìñêàÿ ñóìêà; êîøåëåê: I looked for the lipstick in the purse but didn't find it.
wallet [óÎëèò] - áóìàæíèê: He keeps the photo of his family in the wallet.
lamp [ëÝìï] - ëàìïà: Turn on the table lamp!
ruler [ðÓ:ëýð] - ëèíåéêà; ïðàâèòåëü: Draw a line using a ruler!
shovel [øÀâýë] - ëîïàòà; ðûòü: He took a shovel and dug a hole.
machine [ìýøÈ:í] - ìàøèíà; ìåõàíèçì; àïïàðàò; ñòàíîê: I wash my clothes in the washing machine.
hammer [õÝìýð] - ìîëîòîê; âáèâàòü ìîëîòêîì: The hammer is somewhere in the tool box.
scissors [ñÈçýðç] - íîæíèöû: I want to cut the paper with scissors.
glasses [ãëÀ:ñèç] - î÷êè: I don't wear glasses.
package [ïÝêèäæ] - ïîñûëêà; óïàêîâêà: I sent you the package a week ago.
stick [ñòèê] - ïàëêà; ïðèäåðæèâàòüñÿ; âòûêàòü: He always sticks to the rules.
glue [ãëó:] - êëåé; ïðèêëåèâàòü: I was glued to the TV-set when the Olympics were on.
gift [ãèôò] - ïîäàðîê; äàð: He bought some gifts for her girlfriend.
towel [òÀóýë] - ïîëîòåíöå: She dried herself with a towel.
mail [ìýéë] - ïî÷òà (êîððåñïîíäåíöèÿ); îòïðàâëÿòü ïî ïî÷òå: I mailed you an invitation.
wire [óÀéýð] - ïðîâîëîêà; ïðîâîä: Where does this wire go?
page [ïýéäæ] - ñòðàíèöà: Open your books at page thirty-six.
torch [òî:ð÷] - êàðìàííûé ôîíàðü; ãîðåëêà; ôàêåë: Turn on your torch, it's dark here.
box [áîêñ] - êîðîáêà, ÿùèê; áîêñèðîâàòü: We packed all our things into the boxes.
blanket [áëÝíêèò] - îäåÿëî: He is pulling the blanket to his side.
sheet [øè:ò] - ïðîñòûíÿ; ëèñò(îê): Give me a sheet of paper please!
pillow [ïÈëîó] - ïîäóøêà: The pillow was very uncomfortable.
clothes [êëÎóç] - îäåæäà: These clothes are dirty.
shoes [øó:ç] - îáóâü: I'd like to buy a new pair of shoes.
boot [áó:ò] - áîòèíîê; ñàïîã: Take off your boots!
sneakers [ñíÈ:êýðç] - êðîññîâêè: I wear sneakers at PE lessons.
coat [êîóò] - ïàëüòî: Put on your coat, it is cold outside!
dress [äðýñ] - ïëàòüå; îäåâàòü(ñÿ): Please help me dress the baby!
suit [ñúþò] - êîñòþì; èñê; ïîäõîäèòü, áûòü ê ëèöó, ñîîòâåòñòâîâàòü: The dress suits you well.
shirt [ø¸:ðò] - ðóáàøêà: You need to iron your shirt.
blouse [áëÀóç] - áëóçê à: Women wear blouses in our office.
skirt [ñê¸:ðò] - þáêà: It is cold to wear a skirt today.
glove [ãëàâ] - ïåð÷àòêà: These are my work gloves.
mitten [ìÈòýí] - âàðåæêà: The grandmother knit mittens for the whole family.
hat [õýò] - øëÿïà: The straw hat would be good for summer.
cap [êýï] - øàïêà; êåïêà; êîëïà÷îê: Don't go for a walk without a cap!
jacket [äæÝêèò] – ïèäæàê; êóðòêà: The jacket looks awesome!
cardigan [êÀ:ðäèãýí] - êîôòà: The cardigan looks awful!
scarf [ñêà:ðô] - øàðô: I'd like to buy a heavy woolen scarf.
sock [ñîê] - íîñîê: Your socks stink!
sweater [ñóýòýð] - ñâèòåð: Do you know how to knit a sweater?
T-shirt [òÈ:ø¸:ðò] - ôóòáîëêà: What is written on your T-shirt?
tie [òàé] - ãàëñòóê; ïðèâÿçûâàòü: I don't like wearing ties.
trousers [òðAóçýðç] - áðþêè, øòàíû: The trousers are too tight.
shorts [øî:ðòñ] - øîðòû: He likes wearing shorts in summer.
tights [òàéòñ] - êîëãîòêè: I tore my tights.
stockings [ñòÎêèíãç] - ÷óëêè: Women in stockings look attractive to men.
jeans [äæè:íç] - äæèíñû: Jeans were invented in America.
hood [õóä] - êàïþøîí; êàïîò: Put on the hood, you will be warmer.
belt [áýëò] - ðåìåíü, ïîÿñ: This belt doesn't match the dress.
underwear [Àíäýóýý] - íèæíåå áåëüå: This is women's underwear shop.
briefs [áðè:ôñ] - òðóñû ìóæñêèå: Whose briefs are there on the floor?
panties [ïÝíòèç] - òðóñû æåíñêèå: These panties are very beautiful.
bra [áðà:] - áþñòãàëüòåð: I want to buy a bra for my wife.
body [áÎäè] - òåëî; êóçîâ: All my body hurts.
head [õåä] - ãîëîâà; ãëàâà, ðóêîâîäèòåëü: He is the head of our department.
face [ôýéñ] - ëèöî: I like your smiling face.
forehead [ôÎ:ðõåä] - ëîá: He has some wrinkles on his forehead.
nose [íÎóç] - íîñ: His nose is too big.
ear [Èýð] - óõî; óøêî; êîëîñ: What is wrong with your ears?
mouth [ìÀóñ] - ðîò: Open your mouth and say ah!
throat [ñðÎóò] - ãîðëî: My throat is sore.
eye [àé] - ãëàç: She has very beautiful eyes.
eyebrow [Aéáðàó] - áðîâü: Do you dye your eyebrows?
lips [ëèïñ] - ãóáû: Do your color your lips?
tooth [òó:ñ] - çóá (ìí.÷. teeth [òè:ñ]): I forgot to brush my teeth.
hair [õÝýð] - âîëîñ(û): Her hair is messy.
mustache [ìýñòÀ:ø] - óñû: Should I wear a mustache?
cheek [÷è:ê] - ùåêà; íàãëîñòü, íàõàëüñòâî: He had the cheek to complain.
chin [÷èí] - ïîäáîðîäîê: He didn't shave his chin.
neck [íåê] - øåÿ: Don't break your neck!
shoulder [øÎóëäýð] - ïëå÷î: We work shoulder to shoulder with each other.
chest [÷åñò] - ãðóäü: He had pain in the chest area.
heart [õà:ðò] - ñåðäöå: He died of heart attack.
stomach [ñòÀìýê] - æåëóäîê; æèâîò: I have a stomach ache.
back [áÝê] - ñïèíà; íàçàä: My back hurts.
wrist [ðèñò] - çàïÿñòüå: She is wearing a nice bracelet on her right wrist.
hand [õÝíä] - ðóêà, êèñòü (ðóêè): Wash your hands before you eat!
finger [ôÈíãýð] - ïàëåö (ðóêè): Don't lick your fingers!
nail [íýéë] - íîãîòü; ãâîçäü; ïðèáèâàòü: I am painting my nails.
elbow [Ýëáîó] - ëîêîòü: Keep your elbows off the table!
leg [ëýã] - íîãà; íîæêà: The leg of the chair is broken.
knee [íè:] - êîëåíî: He fell and bruised his knees.
foot [ôóò] - íîãà, ñòóïíÿ; ïîäíîæèå; ôóò (ìí.÷. - feet [ôè:ò]): My feet are getting cold.
heel [õè:ë] - ïÿòêà; êàáëóê: I don't wear high heels.
toe [òÎó] - ïàëåö (íîãè): I hurt my toe nail.
beard [áÈýðä] - áîðîäà: This beard suits you.
bone [áÎóí] - êîñòü: This fish is full of bones.
health [õýëñ] - çäîðîâüå: You have to do something with your health.
healthy [õÝëñè] - çäîðîâûé: This man is healthy enough to play hockey.
sick [ñèê] - áîëüíîé: His grandfather is seriously sick.
sickness [ñÈêíèñ] - áîëåçíü: He overcame his sickness.
fever [ôÈ:âýð] - æàð, (âûñîêàÿ) òåìïåðàòóðà: Take something for fever!
cough [êîô] - êàøåëü; êàøëÿòü: Who is coughing in that room?
running nose [ðÀíèíã íÎóç] - íàñìîðê: I always have running nose in summer.
sneeze [ñíè:ç] - ÷èõàòü: I'm sneezing all the time.
pain [ïýéí] - áîëü: I have pain in my back.
headache [õÅäýéê] - ãîëîâíàÿ áîëü: Do you have a headache?
flu [ôëó:] - ãðèïï: Flu season is in winter.
bruise [áðó:ç] - ñèíÿê, óøèá; óøèáèòü: Why does he have a bruise under his eye?
event [èâÝíò] - ñîáûòèå: It was a very important event in my life.
birth [á¸:ðñ] - ðîæäåíèå: My place of birth is Orsk.
game [ãåéì] - èãðà: What game do you want to play?
lesson [ëýñí] - óðîê: We have six lessons every day.
vacation [âýéêÝéøýí] - îòïóñê, êàíèêóëû: Where did you spend your vacation?
party [ïÀ:ðòè] - âå÷åðèíêà: Let's have a party!
meeting [ìÈ:òèíã] - âñòðå÷à; ñîáðàíèå: The meeting went well.
wedding [óÝäèíã] - ñâàäüáà: Where is your wedding ring?
negotiation [íèãîóøèÝéøýí] - ïåðåãîâîðû: We hold negotiations with that company.
trip [òðèï] - ïîåçäêà, ïóòåøåñòâèå: He went on a trip to America.
death [äýñ] - ñìåðòü: She stayed alone after her husband's death.
weather [óÝçýð] - ïîãîäà: What is the weather like today?
sun [ñàí] - ñîëíöå: The sun is shining brightly.
moon [ìó:í] - ëóíà: We see only one side of the moon.
wind [óèíä] - âåòåð: The wind is blowing hard.
fog [ôîã] - òóìàí: There is fog near the river.
rain [ðýéí] - äîæäü: There will be rain tomorrow.
snow [ñíOó]- ñíåã: There is a lot of snow in our country.
sky [ñêàé] - íåáî: The sky is blue.
cloud [êëÀóä] - îáëàêî: There is no cloud in the sky.
air [Ýýð] - âîçäóõ: The air is dirty near the factory.
temperature [òÝìïðý÷ý] - òåìïåðàòóðà: What is the temperature today?
degree [äèãðÈ:] - ãðàäóñ; ñòåïåíü: The temperature is ten degrees above zero.
art [à:ðò] - èñêóññòâî: I studied art at university.
music [ìúÞçèê] - ìóçûêà: Let's listen to the music!
song [ñîíã] - ïåñíÿ: This is the best song I've ever heard!
literature [ëÈòðý÷ý] - ëèòåðàòóðà: I like Russian literature.
story [ñòÎðè] - ðàññêàç, èñòîðèÿ: Have I told you the story about my cousin?
movie [ìÓâè] - êèíî(ôèëüì): Let's watch a movie!
film [ôèëì] - ôèëüì; ïëåíêà: I didn't like the film.
sculpture [ñêÀëï÷ý] - ñêóëüïòóðà; ñòàòóÿ: What is the name of the sculpture?
picture [ïÈê÷ýð] - êàðòèíà; ôîòîãðàôèÿ: I took a lot of pictures during my vacation.
photo [ôÎóòîó] - ôîòî: I have a photo of my family in my wallet.
advertising [ýäâýðòÀéçèíã] - ðåêëàìà: We need a better advertising.
purchase [ï¨:ð÷ýñ] - ïîêóïêà, ïðèîáðåòåíèå; ïîêóïàòü, ïðèîáðåòàòü: Thank you for the purchase!
size [ñàéç] – ðàçìåð: My shoe size is forty-two.
price [ïðàéc] - öåíà: The prices went up.
money [ìAíè] - äåíüãè: I don't have any money with me.
cash [êýø] - íàëè÷íûå (äåíüãè): Do you pay cash or credit?
discount [äèñêÀóíò] - ñêèäêà: Can you give a discount?
account [ýêÀóíò] - ñ÷åò (áàíêîâñêèé): I want to open an account in your bank.
bill [áèë] - ñ÷¸ò: Who will pay the bill?
tip [òèï] - ÷àåâûå; äàâàòü ÷àåâûå; êîí÷èê, âåðõóøêà; ñîâåò: How much did you tip at the restaurant?
measure [ìÝæý] - èçìåðåíèå; ìåðà; èçìåðÿòü: Can you measure the length of the car?
distance [äÈñòýíñ] - ðàññòîÿíèå; äèñòàíöèÿ: What is the distance between Orsk and Orenburg?
length [ëýíãñ] - äëèíà: The length of the car is almost four meters.
height [õàéò] - âûñîòà: The height of the mountain is four-thousand meters.
depth [äýïñ] - ãëóáèíà: The depth of the lake is twenty meters.
strength [ñòðýíãñ] - ñèëà; ïðî÷íîñòü: Love is a big strength.
speed [ñïè:ä] - ñêîðîñòü: You mustn't drive faster than the speed limit.
kilometer [êÈëýìè:òýð] - êèëîìåòð: We are driving at a speed of sixty kilometers an hour.
kilogram [êÈëýãðýì] - êèëîãðàìì: I weigh seventy-five kilograms.
pound [ïÀóíä] - ôóíò: A pound is almost half a kilogram.
feeling [ôÈ:ëèíã] - ÷óâñòâî: My feelings for you are forever.
fun [ôàí] - âåñåëüå: Let's have fun.
joy [äæîé] - ðàäîñòü: I had so much joy when I got the present.
fear [ôÈýð] - ñòðàõ; áîÿòüñÿ: Keep calm and don't fear!
sadness [ñÝäíèñ] - ïå÷àëü: There is so much sadness in his eyes.
passion [ïýøí] - ñòðàñòü, ñòðàñòíîñòü: He has so much passion for his profession.
pleasure [ïëÝæý] - óäîâîëüñòâèå: I'll do it with pleasure.
happiness [õÝïèíèñ] - ñ÷àñòüå: Happiness can't be bought.
peace [ïè:ñ] - ìèð (ïîêîé): Love is all we need, peace is the only way.
love [ëàâ] - ëþáîâü; ëþáèòü: I love my kids very much.
hate [õýéò] - íåíàâèñòü; íåíàâèäåòü: I hate it when you cry.
world [óÎ:ðëä] - ìèð (ïëàíåòà): All the world is a stage.
soul [ñÎóë] - äóøà: SOS stands for "Save our souls".
life [ëàéô] - æèçíü: Life in America is not so easy.
knowledge [íÎëèäæ] - çíàíèå: I want to check your knowledge of English.
task [òà:ñê] - çàäà÷à, çàäàíèå: He coudn't fulfill the task.
exercise [Ýêñýðñàéç] - óïðàæíåíèå; óïðàæíÿòüñÿ; îñóùåñòâëÿòü: I need to do two exercises.
luck [ëàê] - óäà÷à: Luck is an attitude.
problem [ïðOáëåì] - ïðîáëåìà: What is the problem?
opportunity [îïýðòúÞ:íýòè] - (áëàãîïðèÿòíàÿ) âîçìîæíîñòü: I am looking for a good opportunity.
ability [ýáÈëýòè] - ñïîñîáíîñòü: I don't have any abilities for this kind of job.
beauty [áúÞ:òè] - êðàñîòà; êðàñàâèöà: I adore the beauty of the nature.
danger [äÝéíäæýð] - îïàñíîñòü: You didn't tell me about the dangers of this trip.
experience [èêñïÈýðèýíñ] - îïûò, ïåðåæèâàíèå: I have a lot of experience in this area.
memory [ìÝìýðè] - ïàìÿòü; âîñïîìèíàíèå: I don't have any good memories about my school days.
benefit [áÝíýôèò] - ïîëüçà, âûãîäà; ïðèíîñèòü (èçâëåêàòü) ïîëüçó: You will benefit from reading books.
advantage [ýäâÝíòèäæ] - ïðåèìóùåñòâî: There are some advantages in this plan.
profit [ïðÎôèò] - ïðèáûëü, äîõîä; ïîëüçà, âûãîäà; èçâëåêàòü ïîëüçó, âûãîäó: Our company made profit after that advertising campain.
habit [õÝáèò] - ïðèâû÷êà: You need to get rid of this bad habit.
reason [ðÈ:çýí] - ïðè÷èíà; ðàçìûøëÿòü: What is the reason of your call?
consequence [êÎíñýêóýíñ] - (ïî)ñëåäñòâèå: I didn't expect such consequences.
meaning [ìÈ:íèíã] - çíà÷åíèå, ñìûñë: What is the meaning of this word?
means [ìÈ:íç] - ñðåäñòâî, ñïîñîá: The most popular transport means in Britain are car, bus and train.
effort [Ýôýðò] - óñèëèå: We put a lot of effort into making our relationship work.
success [ñàêñÝñ] - óñïåõ; óñïåøíûé ÷åëîâåê: This business brought him success.
goal [ãÎóë] - öåëü; ãîë: We are going to reach the goal at the end of the year.
miracle [ìÈðýêë] - ÷óäî: It was just a miracle that the cat found its way home.
science [ñÀéýíñ] - íàóêà: Chemistry is a difficult science.
language [ëÝíãóèäæ] - ÿçûê: I am good at foreign languages.
word [óî:ðä] - ñëîâî: How many English words do you know?
fire [ôÀéýð] - îãîíü; ïîæàð; ñòðåëÿòü: There was a big fire in London in 1666.
case [êåéñ] - ñëó÷àé; äåëî; ÷åõîë: I will come in case there is any problem.
circumstance [ñ¨:ðêýìñòýíñ] - îáñòîÿòåëüñòâî: It depends on circumstances.
thought [cî:ò] - ìûñëü: I can't get rid of bad thoughts.
choice [÷îéñ] - âûáîð: Make a choice please!
permit [ï¸ðìÈò] - ðàçðåøåíèå; ðàçðåøàòü: Did you get a driver permit?
delivery [äèëÈâýðè] - äîñòàâêà; ïîñòàâêà: The restaurant offers free delivery.
achievement [ý÷Èâìåíò] - äîñòèæåíèå: What is the most important achievement in your life?
duty [äúÞ:òè] - îáÿçàííîñòü; äåæóðíûé: What are your duties at work?
delay [äèëÝé] - çàäåðæêà, ïðîìåäëåíèå, îòñðî÷êà; îòêëàäûâàòü, çàäåðæèâàòü, ïðîìåäëÿòü: We delayed the start of the program.
relationship [ðèëÝéøýíøèï] - îòíîøåíèå: I have good relationship with my husband.
mark [ìà:ðê] - îöåíêà, îòìåòêà, çíàê; îòìåòèòü: My daughter gets excellent marks at school.
mistake [ìèñòÝéê] - îøèáêà: I still make a lot of grammar mistakes.
behavior [áèõÝéâúýð] - ïîâåäåíèå: Your behaviour scares me.
invitation [èíâèòÝéøí] - ïðèãëàøåíèå: I received an invitation from the university.
development [äèâÝëýïìýíò] - ðàçâèòèå: The development of the industry stopped because of the crisis.
decision [äèñÈ:æí] - ðåøåíèå, ïðèíÿòèå ðåøåíèÿ: You need to make a decision.
solution [ñýëÞ:øí] - ðåøåíèå; ðàñòâîð: The solution of the problem isn't easy.
advice [ýäâÀéñ] - ñîâåò: What useful advice he gives!
agreement [ýãðÈ:ìýíò] - ñîãëàøåíèå; ñîãëàñèå; äîãîâîð: According to the agreement I must work six days a week.
list [ëèñò] - ñïèñîê; ïåðå÷èñëÿòü: Look at the list of the best universities in the world!
argument [À:ðãúþìýíò] - ñïîð; àðãóìåíò: I had an argument with my boss.
test [òýñò] - òåñò, èñïûòàíèå; òåñòèðîâàòü, èñïûòûâàòü: We are writing a test next Monday.
step [ñòýï] - øàã; ñòóïàòü: Take a step forward!
piece [ïè:ñ] - êóñîê; ÷àñòü; ïüåñà: I'd like to eat a piece of cake.
area [Ýýðèý] - îáëàñòü, ñôåðà, ðàéîí; ïëîùàäü (ôèãóðû): There is no good restaurant in this area.
pair [ïÝýð] - ïàðà: I bought a pair of shoes.
surface [ñ¨:ðôèñ] - ïîâåðõíîñòü; âñïëûâàòü: The surface of the road is very smooth.
mess [ìýñ] - áåñïîðÿäîê; ïðèâåñòè â áåñïîðÿäîê: His life is such a mess.
question [êóÝñ÷ýí] - âîïðîñ: I want to ask you some questions.
what [óîò] – ÷òî; êàêîé: What kind of TV programs do you like to watch?
who [õó:] - êòî: Who is that man over there?
where [óÝý] – ãäå; êóäà: Where did you spend your holidays?
how [õÀó] - êàê: How was the flight?
why [óàé] - ïî÷åìó, çà÷åì: Why are you so late?
when [óýí] - êîãäà: When do you get your salary?
how many [õÀó ìÝíè] - ñêîëüêî (+ ñëîâî âî ìíîæåñòâåííîì ÷èñëå): How many potatoes do you need?
how much [õÀó ìà÷] - ñêîëüêî (+ ñëîâî â åäèíñòâåííîì ÷èñëå): How much coffee do you drink?
I [àé] - ÿ: I prefer tea to coffee.
you [þ:] – òû; âû; Âû: You should stay in bed till you get better.
he [õè:] - îí: He is the best man I've ever met.
she [øè:] - îíà: She is the most beautiful girl I've ever seen.
it [èò] - îíî: It is difficult to remember all the new words.
we [óè:] - ìû: We spent a wonderful holiday at the seaside.
they [çýé] - îíè: They invited us to their wedding.
my [ìàé] - ìîé: My cat hates swimming.
your [¸:] – òâîé; âàø: Your house is too small for your family.
his [õèç] - åãî (îäóø.): His business is doing well.
her [õ¸:] – å¸: Her husband lost his job.
its [èòñ] – åãî (íåîäóø.): I have a kitten, its eyes are blue.
our [Aóý] - íàø: Our country is huge.
their [çÝý] – èõ: Their profits fell last month.
from [ôðîì] - èç: I come from Russia.
of [îâ] - ïåðåäàåò ðîä. ïàäåæ: This is the bedroom of my daughter.
to [òó] – ê; â (êóäà): Let's go to the park!
in [èí] - â (ãäå): Let's walk in the park!
on [îí] - íà: There is a book on the table.
under [Aíäýð] - ïîä: The ball is somewhere under the sofa.
behind [áèõAéíä] – ïîçàäè: There is a field behind the house.
with [óèç] - ñ: Who do you live with?
without [óèçAóò] - áåç: I drink tea without sugar.
in front of [èí ôðàíò îâ] – ïåðåä: There is a monument in front of the theater.
before [áèôO:ð] - äî: You must finish the work before two o'clock.
after [Aôòýð] – ïîñëå: After school I'd like to study at university.
between [áèòóÈ:í] - ìåæäó: The child is sitting between his father and mother.
near [íÈý] - âîçëå, îêîëî; áëèçêî: I live near my work.
for [ôî:ð] - äëÿ; â òå÷åíèå; íà (òàêîå-òî âðåìÿ): I have been living in this house for five years.
since [ñèíñ] - ñ (òàêîãî-òî âðåìåíè è ïîíûíå): I have been working in this factory since 2005.
during [äúÞðèíã] - âî âðåìÿ: He lost his parents during the war.
around [ýðAóíä] - âîêðóã: There are flowers around the door.
because of [áèêÎ:ç îâ] - èç-çà: I was late for school because of the rain.
about [ýáÀóò] - î; îêîëî, ïðèáëèçèòåëüíî: I want to talk about our future plans.
against [ýãÝéíñò] - ïðîòèâ: I don't have anything against it.
among [ýìÀíã] - ñðåäè: There are a lot of doctors among my friends.
through [ñðó:] - ÷åðåç: We went through the forest looking for mushrooms.
per [ï¸:ð] - (êèëîìåòðîâ) â (÷àñ): We drove at a speed of 60 kilometers per hour.
above [ýáÀâ] - íàä, âûøå: Is the temperature five degrees above or below zero?
below [áèëÎó] - ïîä, íèæå: The salary in this plant is below average.
number [íÀìáýð] - ÷èñëî; êîëè÷åñòâî; íîìåð: What is my room number?
zero [çÈýðîó] - íîëü: First we learned numbers from zero to ten.
one [óàí] - îäèí; (çàìåíÿåò ïðåäûäóùåå íàçâàííîå ñóùåñòâèòåëüíîå, âî ìí.÷. - ones): This dress isn't good, that one is much better.
two [òó:] - äâà: I've got two cousins.
three [ñðè:] - òðè: I am coming back in three days.
four [ôî:ð]- ÷åòûðå: We have holidays four times a year.
five [ôàéâ] - ïÿòü: There are five pictures on the wall.
six [ñèêñ] - øåñòü: Insects have six legs.
seven [ñÝâýí] - ñåìü: My favorite number is seven.
eight [ýéò] - âîñåìü: Spiders have eight legs.
nine [íàéí] - äåâÿòü: Nine times nine is eighty-one.
ten [òýí] - äåñÿòü: Ten divided by ten is one.
eleven [èëÝâí] - îäèííàäöàòü: Eleven plus eleven is twenty-two.
twelve [òóýëâ] - äâåíàäöàòü: Twelve minus twelve is zero.
thirteen [ñ¨:ðòÈ:í] - òðèíàäöàòü: Is thirteen an unlucky number?
fourteen [ôO:ðòÈ:í] - ÷åòûðíàäöàòü: A fortnight is fourteen days.
fifteen [ôÈôòÈ:í[ - ïÿòíàäöàòü: We spent fifteen days in the South.
sixteen [ñÈêñòÈ:í] - øåñòíàäöàòü: My daughter is sixteen years old.
seventeen [ñÝâýíòÈ:í] - ñåìíàäöàòü: The ticket costs seventeen dollars.
eighteen [ÝéòÈ:í] - âîñåìíàäöàòü: Men in Russia are drafted into the army at the age of eighteen.
nineteen [íAéíòÈ:í] - äåâÿòíàäöàòü: There are just nineteen pupils in our class.
twenty [òóÝíòè] - äâàäöàòü: I bought twenty eggs.
thirty [ñ¨:òè] - òðèäöàòü: The average salary here is thirty thousand roubles a month.
forty [ôO:ðòè] - ñîðîê: You have to pay forty dollars fine.
fifty [ôÈôòè] - ïÿòüäåñÿò: Fifty years have passed since that event.
sixty [ñÈêñòè] - øåñòüäåñÿò: This man is over sixty.
seventy [ñÝâýíòè] - ñåìüäåñÿò: I can buy this thing for seventy euros.
eighty [Ýéòè] - âîñåìüäåñÿò: Have you red the book "Around the world in eighty days"?
ninety [íAéíòè] - äåâÿíîñòî: That city is ninety kilometers away from here.
hundred [õÀíäðèä] - ñòî: If your temperature is hundred degrees Fahrenheit, then you are sick.
thousand [ñAóçýíä] - òûñÿ÷à: I have learnt one thousand English words.
first [ô¸:ðñò] - ïåðâûé; ñíà÷àëà: I see the film for the first time in my life.
second [ñÝêýíä] - âòîðîé; ñåêóíäà: This house is my second home.
third [ñ¸:ðä] - òðåòèé: It is my third coming to the seaside.
fourth [ôî:ðñ] - ÷åòâåðòûé: Do you want to have a fourth child?
fifth [ôèôñ] - ïÿòûé: Today is the fifth of September.
colour [êÀëýð] - öâåò: What colour is the cat?
black [áëýê] - ÷¸ðíûé: I drink black coffee.
blue [áëó:] - ãîëóáîé; ñèíèé: I like her blue eyes.
brown [áðÀóí] - êîðè÷íåâûé: My hair is brown.
green [ãðè:í] - çåë¸íûé: Which tea would you like: black one or green one?
grey [ãðýé] - ñåðûé: The dog is grey.
red [ðýä] - êðàñíûé: Our flag is white, blue and red.
white [óàéò] - áåëûé: The street is white because of snow.
yellow [éEëîó] - æ¸ëòûé: The taxi in New York is yellow.
pink [ïèíê] - ðîçîâûé: Girls always like pink.
purple [ï¸:ðïë] - ôèîëåòîâûé; ïóðïóðíûé: She wore a purple dress.
old [Oóëä] - ñòàðûé: How old are you?
young [ÿíã] - ìîëîäîé: This man is very young.
new [íúþ:] - íîâûé: I bought a new car yesterday.
big [áèã] - áîëüøîé: How big is your flat?
large [ëà:ðäæ] - áîëüøîé, ïðîñòîðíûé: Our kitchen is pretty large.
huge [õúþäæ] - îãðîìíûé: Russia is a huge country.
small [ñìî:ë] - ìàëåíüêèé: My son is too small.
fat [ôýò] - òîëñòûé, æèðíûé; æèð: A lot of American people are fat.
slim [ñëèì] - òîíêèé, ñòðîéíûé: I would like to be slim.
thick [ñèê] - òîëñòûé; ãóñòîé: There is a thick carpet on the floor.
thin [ñèí] - òîíêèé: I don't like reading thin books.
hungry [õAíãðè] - ãîëîäíûé: Make me a sandwich, I am hungry.
full [ôóë] – ñûòûé; ïîëíûé: The shelf is full of books.
good [ãóä] - õîðîøèé; äîáðûé: Good morning, children!
excellent [Ýêñýëýíò] - îòëè÷íûé, ïðåâîñõîäíûé, âåëèêîëåïíûé: He got an excellent mark for the test.
amazing [ýìÝéçèíã] - óäèâèòåëüíûé: He's got amazing abilities.
fine [ôàéí] - ïðåêðàñíûé; ïðåêðàñíî; óòîí÷åííûé; øòðàô; øòðàôîâàòü: I am fine, and you?
bad [áýä] - ïëîõîé: The weather is bad today.
terrible [òÝðèáë] - óæàñíûé: The day was terrible.
nasty [íÝñòè] - ïðîòèâíûé: She is such a nasty girl.
early ['¨ëè] - ðàííèé; ðàíî: I have to get up early today.
late [ëýéò] - ïîçäíèé; ïîçäíî: I am late for school.
last [ëà:ñò] - ïîñëåäíèé, ïðîøëûé: I went to Great Britain last month.
next [íýêñò] - ñëåäóþùèé: I will visit my uncle next week.
free [ôðè:] – ñâîáîäíûé; áåñïëàòíûé: Meals are free on our flights.
busy [áÈçè] - çàíÿòûé: I am busy today, I have a lot of work to do.
hot [õîò] - æàðêèé; ãîðÿ÷èé; îñòðûé (ïî âêóñó); æàðêî; ãîðÿ÷î: It is hot here in July.
warm [óî:ðì] - ò¸ïëûé; òåïëî: Are you warm?
cold [êOóëä] - õîëîäíûé; õîëîäíî; õîëîä; ïðîñòóäà: I caught a cold yesterday.
cool [êó:ë] - ïðîõëàäíûé; ïðîõëàäíî; êðóòî; îõëàæäàòü(ñÿ): The air is cool today.
spicy [ñïAéñè] - îñòðûé (ïî âêóñó): I like spicy food.
sharp [øà:ðï] - îñòðûé (íå òóïîé): The knife is not sharp enough.
blunt [áëàíò] - òóïîé (íîæ, ÷åëîâåê): The pencil is blunt, you need to sharpen it.
stupid [ñòóïèä] - ãëóïûé: He is too stupid for this job.
clever [êëÝâýð] - óìíûé: He likes reading clever books.
smart [ñìà:ðò] - óìíûé; íàðÿäíûé: My son is very smart.
nice [íàéñ] - êðàñèâûé, õîðîøèé, ïðèÿòíûé: I like such nice weather.
beautiful [áúÞ:òýôýë) – êðàñèâàÿ (î æåíùèíå): Russian women are beautiful.
handsome [õÝíñýì] - êðàñèâûé (î ìóæ÷èíå): Who is this handsome gentleman?
attractive [ýòðÝêòèâ] - ïðèâëåêàòåëüíûé: This proposal is very attractive.
pretty [ïðÈòè] - ñèìïàòè÷íûé; äîâîëüíî: Have you watched "Pretty Woman"?
ugly [Àãëè] - óðîäëèâûé, áåçîáðàçíûé: Her face is ugly.
high [õàé] - âûñîêèé: There are high mountains in this area.
tall [òî:ë] – âûñîêèé (î ðîñòå): I am six feet tall.
short [øî:ðò] – êîðîòêèé; íèçêèé (î ðîñòå): I don't like short men.
low [ëÎó] - íèçêèé; íèçêî: The fence is low.
long [ëîíã] – äëèííûé; äîëãèé: I saw him a long time ago.
heavy [õÝâè] - òÿæ¸ëûé: I'm not allowed to lift heavy weights.
light [ëàéò] – ë¸ãêèé; ñâåòëûé; ñâåò: Turn on the light!
difficult [äÈôèêàëò] - òðóäíûé, òÿæåëûé: The exercise is not very difficult.
easy [È:çè] - ëåãêèé, íåòðóäíûé: The homework was easy.
simple [ñèìïë] - ïðîñòîé: This is a simple task.
dark [äà:ðê] - ò¸ìíûé: It's getting dark outside.
expensive [èêñïÝíñèâ] - äîðîãîé (ïî öåíå): The suit is too expensive.
dear [äÈýð] - äîðîãîé, ìèëûé: Dear Jane, thank you for your letter.
cheap [÷è:ï] - äåø¸âûé: I am not rich to buy cheap things.
poor [ïÓýð] - áåäíûé; ïëîõîé: My English is still poor.
rich [ðè÷] - áîãàòûé: Bill Gates is a rich man.
straight [ñòðýéò] - ïðÿìîé; ïðÿìî: Go straight on until you come to Main street.
left [ëýôò] - ëåâûé; cëåâà; íàëåâî: The theatre will be on your left.
right [ðàéò] – ïðàâûé; ïðàâèëüíûé; ñïðàâà; íàïðàâî; ïðàâî; ïðÿìî (íàïð., ïðÿìî ñåé÷àñ): You are not right!
wrong [ðîíã] - íåïðàâèëüíûé: What is wrong with my grammar?
fast [ôàñò] - áûñòðûé, áûñòðî: Your car is not as fast as yours.
quick [êóèê] - áûñòðûé, ñêîðûé: I need a quick answer.
slow [ñëOó] - ìåäëåííûé: Why is my Internet so slow?
soft [ñîôò] - ìÿãêèé; íåæíûé: The pillow is too soft.
hard [õà:ðä] - òâ¸ðäûé; æåñòêèé; òðóäíûé; óñåðäíî, óïîðíî: This idea is hard to understand.
sad [ñýä] - ïå÷àëüíûé: Why are you so sad?
glad [ãëýä] - ðàäîñòíûé: I'm glad to see you.
happy [õÝïïè] - ñ÷àñòëèâûé: They have a happy marriage.
merry [ìÝðè] - âåñåëûé: We wish you a Merry Cristmas.
kind [êàéíä] - äîáðûé; âèä, òèï: My Mum is very kind.
angry [Ýíãðè] - ñåðäèòûé: Why are you angry with me?
evil [È:âýë] - çëîé; çëî: Why is there so much evil in the world?
polite [ïýëÀéò] - âåæëèâûé: You should be polite to your parents.
rude [ðó:ä] - ãðóáûé: Don't be rude to me!
gentle [äæýíòë] - íåæíûé: Sometimes he can be very gentle.
brave [áðýéâ] - ñìåëûé: Boys should be brave.
coward [êÀóýðä]- òðóñëèâûé; òðóñ: Cowards don't play hockey.
shy [øàé] - çàñòåí÷èâûé: Don't be shy, come in!
hard-working [õà:ðä óÎ:ðêèíã] - òðóäîëþáèâûé, ïðèëåæíûé: This is the most hard-working man in our company.
lazy [ëÝéçè] - ëåíèâûé: The people of this country are very lazy.
useful [Þ:ñôýë] - ïîëåçíûé: It is useful to have a shedule for every day.
useless [Þ:ñëèñ] - áåñïîëåçíûé: It is useless to learn a lot of languages at the same time.
strong [ñòðîíã] - ñèëüíûé; êðåïêèé: I don't drink strong coffee.
weak [óÈ:ê] - ñëàáûé: She was seriously ill and is still weak.
loud [ëÀóä] - ãðîìêèé: He spoke in a loud voice.
noisy [íÎéçè] - øóìíûé: The children are so noisy.
quiet [êóÀéýò] - òèõèé: This place is very quiet.
calm [êà:ì] - ñïîêîéíûé; ñïîêîéñòâèå; óñïîêàèâàòü: Calm down!
narrow [íÝðîó] - óçêèé: The streets of this city are very narrow.
wide [óÀéä] - øèðîêèé: Open wide your mouth!
clean [êëè:í] - ÷èñòûé; ÷èñòèòü, ïðèáèðàòüñÿ: I clean my flat once a week.
dirty [ä¨:ðòè] - ãðÿçíûé: Your hands are dirty.
tired [òÀéýðä] - óñòàëûé: I feel tired because I have been working all day.
honest [Îíèñò] - ÷åñòíûé: He is an honest person, he never lies.
comfortable [êÀìôýðòýáýë] - óäîáíûé, êîìôîðòàáåëüíûé, óþòíûé: I like my flat because it is very comfortable.
strange [ñòðýéíäæ] - ñòðàííûé; ÷óæîé; íåçíàêîìûé: I have never seen such a strange man.
weird [óÈýðä] - ñòðàííûé: You look weird today, what happened to you?
own [Îóí] - ñîáñòâåííûé; âëàäåòü: I have my own bedroom.
tasty [òÝéñòè] - âêóñíûé: The soup is very tasty.
delicious [äèëÈøåñ] - î÷åíü âêóñíûé: Everything was delicious.
bitter [áÈòýð] - ãîðüêèé: I like bitter chocolate.
sour [ñÀóýð] - êèñëûé: The milk is already sour.
salty [ñÎ:ëòè] - ñîëåíûé: The salad is too salty.
ready [ðÝäè] - ãîòîâûé: Are you ready to go to work?
careful [êÝýôóë] – âíèìàòåëüíûé; îñòîðîæíûé: Be careful while driving.
main [ìýéí] - îñíîâíîé, ãëàâíûé: Red Square is the main square of Moscow.
able [ýéáë] - ñïîñîáíûé: I will be able to do it later.
necessary [íÝñýñýðè] - íåîáõîäèìûé: What is necessary to be successful in life?
important [èìïÎ:ðòýíò] - âàæíûé: This is very important for me.
sure [øÓý] - óâåðåííûé: Are you sure?
fit [ôèò] - â õîðîøåé ôîðìå; ïîäõîäèòü, ñîîòâåòñòâîâàòü: The shoes fit me well.
better [áÝòýð] - ëó÷øå; áîëåå õîðîøèé: This book is better than that book.
best [áýñò] - ëó÷øèé: This is the best restaraunt on our city.
worse [óî:ðñ] - õóæå; áîëåå ïëîõîé: The weather is getting worse today.
worst [óî:ðñò] - õóäøèé: He is the worst student in our class.
more [ìî:ð] - áîëüøå (ïî êîëè÷åñòâó); áîëåå; åùå (áîëüøå): I have more money than him.
most [ìÎóñò] - íàèáîëüøèé; áîëüøå âñåãî; áîëüøèíñòâî: Most Russians don't speak English.
less [ëýñ] - ìåíüøå (ïî êîëè÷åñòâó); ìåíåå: I have less time for learning today.
least [ëè:ñò] - íàèìåíüøèé; íàèìåíåå; ìåíüøå âñåãî: He speaks English least of all in his family.
sometimes [ñÀìòàéìç] - èíîãäà: Sometimes I read newspapers in the morning.
never [íÝâýð] - íèêîãäà: I have never smoked.
seldom [ñÝëäîì] - ðåäêî: I visit my uncle very seldom.
usually [Þ:æó:ýëè] - îáû÷íî: I usually go to work by bus.
often [Îô(ò)ýí] - ÷àñòî: I often go to the cinema.
always [O:ëâýéç] - âñåãäà: I always buy too much food.
soon [ñó:í] - ñêîðî: I will get a new passport soon.
recently [ðÈ:ñýíòëè] - íåäàâíî: I have been working hard recently.
well [óÝë] - õîðîøî; êîëîäåö: He did his job well.
far [ôà:ð] - äàëåêî: My friend is far away now.
exactly [èãçÝêòëè] - òî÷íî: It is exactly what I want.
probably [ïðOáýáëè] - âåðîÿòíî: Probably I will be late for work tomorrow.
maybe [ìÝéáè] - ìîæåò áûòü: Maybe it won't rain.
perhaps [ï¸ðõÝïñ] - âîçìîæíî, ìîæåò áûòü: Perhaps you'll see him tomorrow.
really [ðÈýëè] - äåéñòâèòåëüíî, "ïðàâäà?": That was a really nice evening.
of course [îâ êÎ:ñ] - "êîíå÷íî!": Do you like this song? - Of course.
certainly [ñ¨:òýíëè] - êîíå÷íî, áåçóñëîâíî: This is certainly not my pen.
obviously [Îáâèýñëè] - î÷åâèäíî: Obviously he wants to be a good actor.
especially [èñïÝøýëè] - îñîáåííî: Be careful, especially if you drive a car.
yes [éåñ] - äà: Would you like a cup of tea? - Yes, please.
no [íOó] - íåò: Would you like a glass of juice? - No, thank you.
not [íîò] - íå: Are you ready? - Not yet.
this [çèñ] - ýòîò: This is our house.
that [çýò] – òîò; ÷òî (ñîþç); êîòîðûé: That car is not ours.
these [çè:ç] - ýòè: Give me these shoes.
those [çÎóç] - òå: I don't like those jeans.
many [ìÝíè] - ìíîãî (+ ñëîâî âî ìíîæåñòâåííîì ÷èñëå): I don't have many friends in my class.
much [ìà÷] - ìíîãî (+ ñëîâî â åäèíñòâåííîì ÷èñëå): Do you have much time on Friday?
few [ôúþ:]- ìàëî (+ ñëîâî âî ìíîæåñòâåííîì ÷èñëå): I have few relatives in this city.
little [ëèòë] - ìàëî (+ ñëîâî â åäèíñòâåííîì ÷èñëå); ìàëåíüêèé: I have very little money on me.
some [ñàì] - íåñêîëüêî; íåìíîãî; íåêîòîðîå êîëè÷åñòâî (â óòâåðæäåíèÿõ): I have some money.
any [Ýíè] - íåñêîëüêî; íåìíîãî; íåêîòîðîå êîëè÷åñòâî; êàêîé-íèáóäü (â âîïðîñàõ); íèêàêîé (â îòðèöàíèõ); ëþáîé (â óòâåðæäåíèÿõ): Do you have any brothers or sisters?
somebody [ñÀìáîäè] - êòî-òî (â óòâåðæäåíèÿõ): Somebody is standing at the door.
anybody [Ýíèáîäè] - êòî-òî (â âîïðîñàõ), íèêòî (â îòðèöàíèÿõ), âñå (â óòâåðæäåíèÿõ): Is anybody home?
nobody [íÎóáîäè] - íèêòî: I know nobody in this city.
something [ñÀìñèíã] - ÷òî-òî (â óòâåðæäåíèÿõ): I have something for you.
anything [Ýíèñèíã] - ÷òî-òî (â âîïðîñàõ), íè÷òî (â îòðèöàíèÿõ), âñ¸ (â óòâåðæäåíèÿõ): Do you know anything about this country?
nothing [íàñèíã] - íè÷òî: Nothing happened.
here [õÈý] – çäåñü; ñþäà: Come here!
there [çÝý] – òàì; òóäà: My luggage is over there.
now [íAó] - ñåé÷àñ, òåïåðü: I am working now.
again [ýãÝéí] - ñíîâà, îïÿòü: I am glad to see you again.
then [çýí] - ïîòîì; òîãäà: Then I went to the office.
than [çÝí] - ÷åì (ïðè ñðàâíåíèè): My brother is taller than me.
already [î:ëðÝäè] - óæå: I have already done it.
just [äæàñò] - òîëüêî ÷òî; ïðîñòî (ïðÿìî, êàê ðàç); ñïðàâåäëèâûé: I have just finished my work.
still [ñòèë] – (âñ¸) åùå: I am stil waiting for you.
yet [éåò] – åùå (íå): I haven't eaten yet.
almost [O:ëìîóñò] - ïî÷òè: We almost won the game.
several [ñÝâýðýë] - íåñêîëüêî: Several people saw him in the city.
very [âÝðè] - î÷åíü: I am very tired.
every [Ýâðè] - êà