CHAPTER I
WORD/PHRASE |
CONTEXT |
SPANISH |
RUSSIAN |
TO BE WORTH sth |
But it was definitely worth every penny—everyone’s admired it. |
valer la pena |
стоить ч-л |
TO LOATHE sth/sb [loʊð] |
I loathe Clare Edwards. |
odiar |
ненавидеть |
TO DAWN ON sb |
… and then suddenly, the truth dawns on me. |
ocurrírsele a |
осенить |
TO PINCH sth; TO FORGE sth |
Some criminals pinched my credit card and forged my signature. |
robar; falisificar |
своровать; подделать |
QUID |
I’d thought that sixty quid would last me for weeks. |
libra (slang) |
фунт |
TO PUT sb OFF one’s STRIDE |
But I’ve been put off my stride. |
desconcentrar |
сбить с толку |
TO STUFF sth INTO sth |
Then, without changing expression, I stuff the bill back into the envelope. |
llenar |
засунуть |
PISS OFF! |
They mean they applied for jobs at The Times GQ, and all they got back was “Piss off.” |
¡Lárgate! |
Убирайся! |
TO CATCH sb OUT |
I’ve been doing this job for three years now, and I’m still expecting someone to catch me out. |
pillar a alguien |
подловить |
BUOYANT [ˈbɔɪənt] |
I feel buoyant with relief. |
alegre |
веселый |
Quiz
[qsm quiz=34]
Do you remember all the words?
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