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It not a simple word-combination is for an eminence of the carrier of this name.

Это не просто словосочетание для возвышения носителя этого титула.

Already one this word-combination speaks about a special place of a city in culture of the Islamic world.

Уже одно это словосочетание говорит об особом месте города в культуре исламского мира.

Manufacturing of CD-ROM (replication, duplication, stamping, printing, method of casting — synonyms of this word-combination) the most time-consuming and lengthy stage.

Репликация компакт-дисков (тиражирование, дублирование, штамповка, печать, метод литья — синонимы этого словосочетания) наиболее трудоемкий и продолжительный этап.

In general, a word-combination «Yi Xiang Yi Xue» means, that this type of medicine, being based on image thinking, engages research and application of images for diagnostics, treatment and prophylaxis of the diseases.

В целом словосочетание «И Сян И Сюэ» означает, что данный вид медицины, основываясь на образном мышлении, занимается исследованием и применением образов для диагностики, лечения и профилактики заболеваний.

From the point of grammar the translation of this word-combination is not difficult: ‘alabdha’ is a passive past participle derived from the root ‘labh’ — ‘to receive, obtain’ — and a negative prefix, thus meaning ‘unreceived’.

С грамматической точки зрения перевести словосочетание несложно: alabdha — пассивное причастие прошедшего времени от корня labh — «получать», с отрицательной приставкой a, т.е. «неполученный».

The problem of the formation of social representations, psychological mechanisms and models of users’ confidence in the products of the digital economy (sometimes this word-combination is replaced with a shorter one — on-line-trust) under modern conditions is particularly relevant.

Проблема формирования социальных представлений, психологических механизмов и моделей доверия пользователей к продуктам цифровой экономики (иногда это словосочетание заменяют более коротким — он-лайн-доверие) в современных условиях представляется особенно актуальной.

After that he ABSOLUTELY SINCERELY did not understand the MEANING of a word-combination «fair government».

После этого он совершенно ИСКРЕННЕ НЕ ПОНЯЛ СМЫСЛА словосочетания «честное правительство».

How to make a word-combination or a sentence in Russian Days of the week in Russian

Как построить словосочетание или предложение в русском языке

A word-combination «pregnant father» doesn’t surprise us already, now it is a reflection of a real situation, meaning that while a woman is bearing a baby, a man «is bearing a woman».

Словосочетание «беременный папа» уже не вызывает недоумения, а является отражением реальной ситуации в том смысле, что пока женщина вынашивает малыша, мужчина «вынашивает женщину».

This word-combination causes different emotions among people — for ones it is a promenade through the Chistoprudny Boulevard, for others — the Sovremennik Theatre, and for someone it is the song of Igor Talkov.

Это словосочетание вызывает у людей разные ассоциации — для одних это пром променад Чистопрудному бульвару, для других театр «Современник» а для кого-то песня Игоря Талькова.

Having chosen so unusual word-combination for Russian ear, we pursued at once some the purposes.

Выбрав столь непривычное для русского уха словосочетание, мы преследовали сразу несколько целей.

Send an SMS to number 143 quoting the word-combination Svit ON (in Latin letters) in the body of the message for prepaid and for contract subscribers.

Отправьте SMS на номер 142, указав в тексте SMS (латинскими буквами) слова Svit Vkl — для абонентов на условиях предоплаты и договора.

And this indeed the document of a special importance for a historian — in it for the first time next to the word-combination «war time» appear absolutely specific dates

И это действительно документ особой важности для историка — в нем впервые рядом со словосочетанием «военное время» появляются абсолютно конкретные даты

Also if at first a word-combination includes two words, one of which depends on another one, then adjective will also be written in one word.

Также, если изначально словосочетание состояло из двух слов, и одно подчинялось другому по смыслу, то написание прилагательного также будет слитным.

There are different types of semantic relations between words. In this article we give consideration to the subordinate relation which has this name because one word in a word-combination is subordinated to another one, changing its own grammar form.

Существуют различные виды связи слов между собой, в этой статье мы рассмотрим подчинительную связь, которая называется так потому, что в словосочетании одно слово подчиняется другому, изменяя свою грамматическую форму.

Other results

Later this word combination transformed into Artsakh.

Позднее сочетание вышеуказанных слов трансформировалось в название «Арцах».

It can be both one word or a word combination.

Google will then look for that exact word combination.

Таким образом, Google будет показывать только результаты именно такого сочетания слов.

Google will then look for that exact word combination.

Тогда гугл будет искать в первую очередь именно это сочетание слов.

Having rated the traffic on various words and their combinations, I make up an English sentence including the most valuable word combinations.

Оценив трафик по различным словам и их комбинациям, можно составить предложение на английском языке, которое содержит внутри себя самые ценные комбинации слов.

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• combination (parent phrase)
• word (parent phrase)

• word combinations

to pick over smth
to go back on smb

to rummage through
to be down on smb

to attend to (one’s affairs,
a word of praise

business)
to get promoted

to take (great) pains to do
to be made much of

smth
to result in

to slave over smth
to bring back old times

to leave smb out of smth
to carry smth too far

to be man enough
to work out

to put smb wise as to what
to take sides with smb

(how, when, where, etc.)
to burst in

or about smth
to set smb against smth

Essential vocabulary

1.
avoid vt
to keep
away from, as
to avoid a person, speaking to smb. meeting smb, mentioning smth,
mistakes, bad compa­ny, a quarrel, an argument, a scandal, a
difficulty (difficulties), an attack, danger, evil, a punishment, an
accident, answering, etc., e.
g. What
have I done? Why are you avoiding me? We only just avoided an
accident. The doctor told her to avoid fatty meat (eating much fat).

avoidable a
that can
be avoided, e.
g. I’m
sure the quarrel was quite avoidable.ydur interference spoiled
everything.

Ant. unavoidable,
e. g. The
accident was unavoidable, the man ran out into the street too
suddenly for the driver to stop the car.

2. avert vt
1) to
prevent, as to avert a blow, failure, contro­versy, evil, the
gathering storm (fig.),
etc., e.
g. I did
my best to avert the danger. Wasn’t it possible to avert the
accident? War was averted by a timely peace mission.

Syn.avoid

2) to turn away, as to avert
one’s gaze, face, thoughts, atten­tion (from smth), e.
g. She
averted her eyes (gaze) from the ter­rible sight.

3. slight a
1)
slender, slim, e.
g. She is
a slight girl. 2) not serious, not important, e.
g. I
hardly felt that slight scratch. He has a slight cold. She had a
slight attack of fever.

not the slightest not
the least, e.
g. I
haven’t the slightest idea (doubt) about it.

slightly adv
somewhat;
to a slight degree, e.g.
The child
is only slightly hurt.

slight vt
to pay too little attention to smb; to treat disre­spectfully, e.
g. Mary
felt slighted because she was not invited to the party. Although the
author’s work was slighted during his lifetime, he became quite
popular after his death. Aileen was slighted and insulted.

Syn. hurt

4. disgust n
a very
strong feeling of dislike, e.
g. A great
feeling of disgust overwhelmed her. She turned away in disgust when
she saw the drunk man. He left the room in disgust over their petty
quarrel.

disgust vt
to cause
disgust in smb, e.
g. The
smell of a bad egg disgusts most people. Your vulgar slang disgusts
me. He was disgusted at (by) her answer. How could you say such a
thing? I’m disgusted.

disgusting a
causing disgust, e.
g. What a
disgusting smell. I find cruel treatment of animals disgusting. Look
at the mess he has made of the place. It’s disgusting.

5. humiliate vt
to lower the dignity or self-respect of smb; to put to shame, e.
g. That
child who behaved badly when guests were present humiliated his
parents. We felt humiliated by our failure.

humiliation n
humiliating or being humiliated, e.
g. I shall
never forget that humiliation.

humiliating a
that
humiliates, e.
g. Such a
humiliating ex­perience was good for his egoism.

6. conceit n
too much pride in oneself, e.
g. Her
self-prais­ing letter seemed to be motivated more by conceit than
a desire to communicate. The braggart’s letter was full of conceit.

conceited a
full of conceit, e.
g. Many
performers become conceited after only modest success. The conceited
man is rarely a happy man.

7. glare vt
1) to
shine with a light so bright as to hurt the eyes, e.
g. The sun
glared down on us all day. The frozen snow glared in the
morning-sunlight. A single naked bulb glared pitilessly in the centre
of the room. 2) to stare angrily or fierce­ly, e.
g. He
glared at me like a bull at a red rag. A tiger glares at its prey_.

glare
n
1) a very bright light
so
strong that it is unpleasant or blinding, e.
g. The
unshaded bulbs threw a yellow glare over the walls. We shielded our
eyes from the glare of the sun on the water. She hates the glare of
publicity. 2) an angry or fierce look or stare, e.
g. He
looked at me with an angry glare (gave me a glare) when I said he
couldn’ t be trusted with the job.

glaring a
1)
unpleasantly bright, e.g.
The glaring head­lights of a car, blinded me for a moment. There
were glaring neon signs overihe buildjtag. 2) angry or fierce e, g.
Her
glar­ing eyes were suggestive of her anger. 3) easily seen,
obvious, e.
g. How
could you overlook it? It is a glaring mistake (error). There are
several glaring defects in your plan.

8. extravagant a
1) spending much more than is necessary or wise; wasteful, e.
g. Dora
was an extravagant wife and could never make both ends meet. She was
extravagant in everything she bought.

Ant. thrifty;

2) excessively high, as
extravagant expenses, claims, etc., e.
g. The
price is extravagant, I shall never pay so much.

extravagance n
wastefulness in spending money, e.
g. That
fur coat is an extravagance you cant afford. His wife’s extrava­gance
ruined him.

9. cunning a
clever at deceiving people; sly, e.
g. Be
careful. He is as cunning as a fox.

Syn. sly

cunning n
skill in deceiving people, e.
g. The boy
showed a great deal of canning in getting what he wanted. He
succeeded in his object by pure cunning.

Answer
the questions a) and b) do the given assignments:

a)
1. Is the fact that both the mothers are residing of any special
importance in causing the above mentioned tense con­dition? 2.
What does the fact that Gordon takes more pains than his wife to
avoid a quarrel suggest? 3. Do you think a wife should be economical?
To what extent? 4. Why did Gordon feel slighted by Junior’s not
having drunk out of his mother’s cup? 5. What do you think about the
upbringing of an only child? What should be his (her) share in the
household chores? 6. Should children be made to understand what
marriage means? To what extent? 7. Should a husband and wife have
similar per­sonalities or not? 8. What makes for a happy
marriage? 9. What brought about the quarrel between Laura and Gordon
and what did it result in? 10. Was there any implication in Mrs
Sheffield’s words to the effect that «they have such a lot to
learn»? 11. What do you think of Mr Sheffield’s words to the
effect that «she’s only young once. Let her enjoy herself? 12.
Why would their children’s quarrel bring back old times to their
mothers?

13.
What is your opinion about «a treaty of peace between the two
mothers» and its effect on their children’s married life?
14.
What did Laura mean when she said her mother was going back on her?
15. What would you say about Gordon’s motto for married men?

b)
1. Indicate the features of the writing which denote that it is a
play. Examine and describe its regular characteristics.

2.
What are the differences in the general atmosphere among the
different parts of the play? Which stylistic devices does the
author
use to create these differences? Point out details which add a
dramatic though comic flavour to the play. Pay attention to a)
epithets, b) similes, c) metaphors, d) intensifiers the characters
use when speaking about themselves and about each other.

3.
Note the way Laura and Gordon a) speak, b) move, c) look. Indicate
the lexical and syntactical devices used to emphasise the emotional
style of the young people:

1)
lexical and syntactical repetition; 2) length of the period; 3) the
use of formal and informal vocabulary; 4) the forms of address; 5)
the intonations (questions, exclamations, disjunctive questions,
unfinished sentences, the interjections and the stresses). Justify
their use.

4.
Discuss the examples of irony and sarcasm. How are the effects
achieved? Compare these with the humorous effect and note the
difference.

5.
Examine the stage directions and find out where the author’s
sympathies lie. How do they help you to visualize the characters? How
do they reveal the emotions, the intentions and difference in the
characters’ behaviour?

6.
Explain the play on words: «All you can think of is finding
fault.» «I didn’t find fault. I found some good food being
wasted.»

7.
Pay attention to the use of synonyms, antonyms and the effect of
gradation.

8.
Find the examples of half reported speech. What effect is achieved by
its use?

9.
Find in the text the allusions and say if these are used effectively.

10.
What is your general impression of the play and the way the incident
in the family life is described?

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