a seat made of leather that is put on a horse's back so that you can ride it

a seat on a bicycle or a                          motorcycle

bar‧ber /ˈbɑrbɚ/ noun [countable]

a man whose job is to cut men's hair

 (formal) to happen

становиться известным, обнаруживаться

tran‧spire /trænˈspaɪɚ/ verb [intransitive]

(formal) to happen

Nobody knows what transpired that day.

становиться известным, обнаруживаться

1 two weights connected by a short piece of metal, that you lift for exercise

2 (informal) someone who is stupid

болван, дурак

dumb‧bell /ˈdʌmbɛl/ noun [countable]

1 two weights connected by a short piece of metal, that you lift for exercise

2 (informal) someone who is stupid

болван, дурак

 a very strong bad smell

вонючий

stink2 noun [singular]

1 make/cause/raise a stink to complain very strongly about something

2 a very strong bad smell

THESAURUS

smell, stench, odor

➔see Thesaurus box at SMELL2

вонючий

dumbass

тупица

If you cannot decide between to nearly identical things, XXXX XX XXXX.
Use if you are REALLY troubled choosing.

перевернуть

to flip a coin

перевернуть

to be very angry

быть злым

to be pissed

быть злым

a man whose job is to cut men's hair

парикмахер

bar‧ber /ˈbɑrbɚ/ noun [countable]

a man whose job is to cut men's hair

парикмахер

1- A person that feels necessary to be a total jackass.
2- An overly stupid person who attempts to make others feel inadequate about themselves with verbal or physical actions

High Five, or Hi 5. Smacking hands with a friend "high inh the air"

дай пять

hi five

дай пять

a piece of cloth used for drying something

полотенце

tow‧el1 /ˈtaʊəl/ noun [countable]

a piece of cloth used for drying something

a bath towel (=for drying yourself)

a dish towel

полотенце

I have no idea, what is about to happen

то, что должно произойти

to not include something, either deliberately or because you forgot to do it SYN leave out

пропускать, не включать, пренебрегать

o‧mit /oʊˈmɪt, ə-/ verb ( omitted, omitting) [transitive] (formal)

to not include something, either deliberately or because you forgot to do it SYN LEAVE OUT

Important details had been omitted.

пропускать, не включать, пренебрегать

informal to begin to discuss something
I don't think we have time to XXX XXXX that now.

получить в

get into something

получить в

To pass over, surmount, or overcome, as an obstacle or difficulty.
To recover from, as an injury, a calamity.

перебраться

get over

перебраться

to bite food several times before swallowing it

to bite something several times without eating it

пожевать что-то

chew /tʆu/ verb [intransitive, transitive]

1 to bite food several times before swallowing it

The meat's so tough I can hardly chew it.

We gave the dog a bone to chew on.

2 to bite something several times without eating it

Students are not allowed to chew gum in the classroom.

chew sb ↔ out phrasal verb (informal)

to speak angrily to someone who has done something wrong

Mom chewed me out for coming home late.

chew sth ↔ over phrasal verb

to think about something carefully for a period of time

Let me chew it over for a few days, and then I'll let you have my answer.

пожевать что-то

a small  shovel and a container, used by dog owners for removing their dogs' solid waste from the streets

is a device used to pick up an animal's fecal matter

совок для корма

poop‧er scoop‧er /ˈpupɚ ˌskupɚ/ noun [countable] (informal)

a small SHOVEL and a container, used by dog owners for removing their dogs' solid waste from the

streets

совок для корма

litter box

ящик для мусора

to clean between your teeth with dental XXXXX

зубочистка -> verevka

floss /flɔs, flɑs/ verb [intransitive, transitive]

to clean between your teeth with DENTAL FLOSS

зубочистка -> verevka

it means I tired much of it

мне это надоело

I'm sick of it

мне это надоело

come around

приближаться

if a toilet XXXXXes, or if you XXXXX it, you make water go through it to clean it

спустить воду в туалете

to flush the toilet

спустить воду в туалете

parking spot

место для парковки

done many times in the same way

скучный, без конца повторяющийся

re‧pet‧i‧tive /rɪˈpɛəɪv/ adjective

done many times in the same way

repetitive exercises

скучный, без конца повторяющийся

stop by/in

заглянуть

break a law

нарушить закон

подкачать балоны

fill up tires

подкачать балоны

a place that is haunted is one where the spirits of dead people are believed to live

дом с привидениями

haunt‧ed /ˈhɔnɪd, ˈhɑn-/ adjective

a place that is haunted is one where the spirits of dead people are believed to live

a haunted house

дом с привидениями

wrap-up

краткая сводка новостей

strange or frightening SYN eerie

жуткий

spook‧y /ˈspuki/ adjective (informal)

strange or frightening SYN EERIE

a spooky old house

жуткий

to change an event to a later time or date ➔ cancel

откладывать

post‧pone /poʊsˈpoʊn/ verb [transitive]

to change an event to a later time or date ➔cancel

The game was postponed because of rain.

—postponement noun [countable, uncountable]

THESAURUS

delay, put off, procrastinate, defer

➔see Thesaurus box at DELAY1

откладывать

to make someone have a particular feeling

вдохновлять, воодушевить, вселять

in‧spire /ɪnˈspaɪɚ/ verb [transitive]

1 to encourage someone to do or produce something good

The church is trying to inspire more young men to become priests.

2 to make someone have a particular feeling

The captain inspires confidence in his men.

—inspiring adjective

a powerful, inspiring story

вдохновлять, воодушевить, вселять

Adjective describing someone who is Not Funny. This person usually thinks he is funny though, volunteering his jokes and creating an awkward

хромой,неудовлетворительный

lame1 /leɪm/ adjective

1 (old-fashioned) unable to walk easily because your leg or foot is injured

2 (informal) too silly or stupid to believe

a lame excuse

3 (spoken) boring or not very good

The party was lame.

хромой,неудовлетворительный

one of the joints in your fingers

костяжки на кулаках

knuck‧le1 /ˈnʌkəl/ noun [countable]

one of the joints in your fingers

➔see picture at HAND1

костяжки на кулаках

to make something white or lighter by using chemicals or the light of the Sun

a chemical used in order to make things white

отбеливатель, отбеливать

bleach2 verb [transitive]

to make something white or lighter by using chemicals or the light of the Sun

bleached hair

отбеливатель, отбеливать

is to to move with confidence, sophistication and to be cool. XXXXXXX is to conduct your self in a way that would automaticaly earn respecеt. To dress in a very stylish and quirkily fasionable way would suggest one is XXXXXXX

to walk proudly, swinging your shoulders in a way that seems too confident

развязность

swag‧ger /ˈswægɚ/ verb [intransitive]

to walk proudly, swinging your shoulders in a way that seems too confident

—swagger noun [singular, ncountable]

развязность

 cold enough to make you feel uncomfortable

холодный, зябко, прохладный

chill‧y /ˈtʆɪli/ adjective

1 cold enough to make you feel uncomfortable

a chilly November morning

It's a little bit chilly in here.

THESAURUS

cold, cool, frosty, freezing (cold), icy (cold), bitter (cold), frigid

➔see Thesaurus box at COLD1

2 unfriendly

The speech met with a chilly reception.

холодный, зябко, прохладный

 to break into small pieces, or to make something do this

крошить

crum‧ble /ˈkrʌmbəl/ verb

1 [intransitive, transitive] to break into small pieces, or to make something do this

an old stone wall, crumbling with age

Crumble the cheese on top.

2 [intransitive] to lose power, become weak, or fail

the crumbling peace process

крошить

something that sucks horribly; stupid; fake; talentless Something that just plain sucks, or isn't cool at all. Lame. The new star wars movies are so XXXX. i'm pretty upset about it

псих, ненормальный

wack

псих, ненормальный

if part of your body is XXXXX, it feels unpleasant and you want to rub it

вызывающий зуд

itch‧y /ˈɪtʆi/ adjective (comparative itchier, superlative itchiest)

1 if part of your body is itchy, it feels unpleasant and you want to rub it

My eyes are really itchy.

2 itchy clothes make your skin feel unpleasant and you want to rub it

—itchiness noun [uncountable]

вызывающий зуд

cool, nice, awesome

to breathe in through your nose in order to smell something

нюхать

sniff /snɪf/ verb

1 [intransitive, transitive] to breathe in through your nose in order to smell something

cats sniffing at their food

2 [intransitive] to breathe air into your nose with a loud sound, especially in short breaths

She sniffed a few times and then stopped crying.

—sniff noun [countable]

sniff at sth phrasal verb

to refuse something in a proud way

A job with them is nothing to sniff at (=something you should not refuse).

sniff sth ↔ out phrasal verb

to discover or find something by its smell

dogs that sniff out drugs

нюхать

останавливаться

pull up

останавливаться

come on out

выходи

a building where animals are killed for their meat

бойня, скотобойня

slaugh‧ter‧house /ˈslɔɚˌhaʊs/ noun [countable]

a building where animals are killed for their meat

бойня, скотобойня

the process of moving, or the way that someone or something moves

перемещение

mo‧tion1 /ˈmoʊʆən/ noun
1 [uncountable] the process of moving, or the way that someone or something moves
the gentle rolling motion of the ship
2 [countable] a single movement of your head, hand, etc.
One of the soldiers made a chopping motion with his hand.
3 [countable] a proposal that is made formally at a meeting and then decided on by voting
The motion to increase the charges was passed/carried by 15 votes to 10.
Janke made/proposed a motion that the meeting be adjourned.
The motion was seconded by Levin.
4 in slow motion if something on television or in the movies is shown in slow motion, it is shown
more slowly than usual so that all the actions can be clearly seen
Let's look at that touchdown in slow motion.
5 set sth in motion to start a process or series of events that will continue
The kidnapping set in motion a massive police investigation.
6 go through the motions to do something because you have to do it, without being very interested
in it Too many of our top players are just going through the motions.

перемещение

to give someone directions or instructions by moving your head, hand, etc.

показывать жестом

motion2 verb [intransitive, transitive]

to give someone directions or instructions by moving your head, hand, etc.

The police officer motioned for me to stop the car.

показывать жестом

a substance used for making tires, boots, etc. that is made from chemicals or the liquid that comes out of tropical trees

rub‧ber /ˈrʌbɚ/ noun

1 [uncountable] a substance used for making tires, boots, etc. that is made from chemicals or the

liquid that comes out of tropical trees

rubber gloves

➔see picture at MATERIAL1

2 [countable] (informal) a CONDOM

резина

a type of heavy wet soil that is used to make pots or bricks

глина

clay /kleɪ/ noun [uncountable]

a type of heavy wet soil that is used to make pots or bricks

a clay pot

глина

a narrow beam of light from the Sun, a lamp, etc

луч

ray /reɪ/ noun [countable]

1 a narrow beam of light from the Sun, a lamp, etc.

the rays of the Sun

2 ray of hope/comfort etc. something that provides a small amount of hope, comfort, etc.

луч

a long thin pole or stick

удочка

rod /rɑd/ noun [countable]

a long thin pole or stick

a fishing rod

удочка

1 a fast airplane with a jet engine

2 a narrow stream of liquid or gas that comes quickly out of a small hole, or the hole itself

jet1 /dʒɛt/ noun [countable]

1 a fast airplane with a jet engine

2 a narrow stream of liquid or gas that comes quickly out of a small hole, or the hole itself

a strong jet of water

реактивный

used in order to emphasize that an action, person, or thing is very small, simple, or unimportant, especially when compared to what it could be SYN only, just

просто, только

mere‧ly /ˈmɪrli/ adverb (formal)

used in order to emphasize that an action, person, or thing is very small, simple, or unimportant,

especially when compared to what it could be SYN ONLY, JUST

For Ken, a job is merely a way to make money.

His behavior was not merely foolish but dangerous.

просто, только

a throw of the ball to the batter in baseball

подача, высота

pitch2 noun

1 [countable] a throw of the ball to the BATTER in baseball

The first pitch was a strike.

2 [countable] how high or low someone's voice is

3 [countable, uncountable] ENG. LANG. ARTS a musical note, or how high or low a musical note is

The high notes rang out on pitch.

4 [countable] (informal) the things someone says in order to persuade people to buy or do something

a sales pitch

5 [singular, ncountable] the strength of your feelings or opinions about something

Their excitement rose to fever pitch (=a very excited level).

6 [uncountable] a dark sticky substance that is used on roofs, the bottoms of ships, etc. to stop water

coming through

подача, высота

 to move your head up and down, especially to show that you agree with or understand something

nod /nɑd/ verb ( nodded, nodding)

1 [intransitive, transitive] to move your head up and down, especially to show that you agree with or

understand something

Dora nodded her head in agreement.

He nodded and smiled.

2 [intransitive] to move your head up and down once toward someone or something, in order to greet

someone or to give him/her a sign to do something

I nodded to the waiter and asked for the bill.

“Sally's in there,” Jim said, nodding toward the door.

—nod noun [countable]

He gave a nod of agreement.

nod off phrasal verb

to begin to sleep, often without intending to

His speech was so boring I kept nodding off.

кивать головой

increasing to a higher level

повышательный

up‧ward1 /ˈʌpwɚd/ adjective [only before noun]

1 moving or pointing toward a higher position ANT DOWNWARD

an upward movement of the hand

2 increasing to a higher level ANT DOWNWARD

the upward trend in house prices

повышательный

having an empty space inside

hol‧low1 /ˈhɑloʊ/ adjective

1 having an empty space inside

a hollow chocolate bunny

2 feelings or words that are hollow are not sincere

His promises ring hollow (=seem insincere).

3 hollow cheeks/eyes etc. cheeks, eyes, etc. where the skin has sunk inward, especially because

the person is sick or too thin

any letter of the English alphabet except a, e, i, o, and u ➔ vowel

согласные

con‧so‧nant /ˈkɑnsənənt/ noun [countable]

ENG. LANG. ARTS any letter of the English alphabet except a, e, i, o, and u ➔vowel

согласные

a large area of ocean partly enclosed by land

gulf /gʌlf/ noun [countable]

1 EARTH SCIENCES a large area of ocean partly enclosed by land

the Gulf of Mexico

бездна, пропасть

a seat made of leather that is put on a horse's back so that you can ride it

sad‧dle1 /ˈsædl/ noun [countable]

1 a seat made of leather that is put on a horse's back so that you can ride it

седло

a thick flat piece of a hard material such as stone

slab /slæb/ noun [countable]

a thick flat piece of a hard material such as stone

a concrete slab

плитка

the regular rising and falling of the level of the ocean

a large amount of something that is increasing

волна

tide1 /taɪd/ noun

1 [countable] the regular rising and falling of the level of the ocean

It's high/low tide.

➔NEAP TIDE, SPRING TIDE

2 [singular] the way in which events or people's opinions are developing

The tide has turned, and more jobs are being created than lost.

3 [singular] a large amount of something that is increasing

a rising tide of hate crimes

волна

a long trip, especially in a ship or a space vehicle

voy‧age /ˈvɔɪ-ɪdʒ/ noun [countable]

1 a long trip, especially in a ship or a space vehicle

the voyage from England to America

THESAURUS

travel, trip, journey

➔see Thesaurus box at TRAVEL2

2 voyage of discovery a voyage made by EXPLORERs, to find out more about the world or about

something scientific

—voyage verb [intransitive] (literary)

путешествие, плавание

a piece of ground or a surface that is higher at one end than the other

 the angle at which something slopes

slope1 /sloʊp/ noun

1 [countable] a piece of ground or a surface that is higher at one end than the other

a ski slope

2 [singular] the angle at which something slopes

a slope of 30°

скат, угловой коэффициент, склон

 if a part of your body is XXXXX, your muscles hurt and it is difficult to move

негибкий, твердый, 

stiff1 /stɪf/ adjective

1 if a part of your body is stiff, your muscles hurt and it is difficult to move

I've got a stiff neck.

My back was stiff and sore.

THESAURUS

painful, tender, sore

➔see Thesaurus box at PAINFUL

2 difficult to bend or move

stiff cardboard

негибкий, твердый, 

Chemistry many small drops of liquid that float in the air

испарения

va‧por /ˈveɪpɚ/ noun [countable, uncountable]

CHEMISTRY many small drops of liquid that float in the air

water vapor

испарения

a ship or large boat

ves‧sel /ˈvɛsəl/ noun [countable]

(formal) a ship or large boat

➔BLOOD VESSEL

судно,

a place that provides protection or shelter from bad weather or danger

ref‧uge /ˈrɛfyudʒ/ noun [countable, uncountable]

a place that provides protection or shelter from bad weather or danger

About 50 families have taken refuge (=found protection) in a Red Cross shelter.

We sought refuge (=looked for protection) from the 110-degree heat.

убежище

 the process of joining together the nuclei (                         nucleus) of atoms, which produces heavier atoms and a lot of energy ➔ fission

the combination of separate things, groups, or ideas

fu‧sion /ˈfyuʒən/ noun [countable, uncountable]

1 PHYSICS the process of joining together the nuclei ( NUCLEUS) of atoms, which produces heavier

atoms and a lot of energy ➔fission

experiments in nuclear fusion

2 the combination of separate things, groups, or ideas

a fusion of French and Indian cuisine

сплав, объединение

a XXXXXX XXXXX is high and unpleasant

пронзительный

shrill /ʆrɪl/ adjective

a shrill sound is high and unpleasant

shrill voices

THESAURUS

high, high-pitched, piercing

➔see Thesaurus box at HIGH1

loud, noisy, ear-splitting

➔see Thesaurus box at LOUD1

пронзительный

to prevent something from continuing in its usual way by causing problems

dis‧rupt /dɪsˈrʌpt/ verb [transitive]

to prevent something from continuing in its usual way by causing problems

The blizzard disrupted transportation into the city.

We cannot allow terrorists to disrupt our lives.

—disruption /dɪsˈrʌpʆən/ noun [countable, uncountable] —disruptive /dɪsˈrʌptɪv/ adjective

disruptive students

разрушать

a strong reaction from people against an idea or person

back‧lash /ˈbæklæʆ/ noun [singular]

a strong reaction from people against an idea or person

a political backlash against immigrants

отвечать ударом на удар

to strongly advise someone to do something

настоятельно советовать

urge1 /ɚdʒ/ verb [transitive]

to strongly advise someone to do something

Cal's family urged him to find another job.

Environmental groups have urged that the land remain undeveloped.

THESAURUS

advise, recommend, suggest

настоятельно советовать

an opinion that everyone in a group agrees with or accepts

con‧sen‧sus /kənˈsɛnsəs/ Ac noun [singular, ncountable]

an opinion that everyone in a group agrees with or accepts

We failed to reach a consensus on the issue.

The decisions are made by consensus.

There seems to be a lack of consensus on/about how to deal with the situation

согласие,

a plan or idea that is officially suggested for someone to consider, or the act of suggesting this

the act of asking someone to marry you

pro‧pos‧al /prəˈpoʊzəl/ noun

1 [countable, uncountable] a plan or idea that is officially suggested for someone to consider, or the

act of suggesting this

a proposal to raise bus fares

2 [countable] the act of asking someone to marry you.

план, предложение

a package

an area of land that is part of a larger area that has been divided

посылка,

par‧cel1 /ˈpɑrsəl/ noun [countable]

1 a package

2 an area of land that is part of a larger area that has been divided

a 50-acre parcel in the foothills

посылка,

a moral or legal duty to do something

ob‧li‧ga‧tion /ˌɑbləˈgeɪʆən/ noun [countable, uncountable]

a moral or legal duty to do something

Every father has an obligation to take care of his child.

You are under no obligation to (=do not have to) answer these questions

обязательство

the act of realizing and accepting that something is important or true

the act of recognizing someone or something

rec‧og‧ni‧tion /ˌrɛkəgˈnɪʆən/ noun

the act of realizing and accepting that something is important or true

There is a growing recognition of the importance of early childhood education.

the act of recognizing someone or something

He looked past me with no sign of recognition.

The city had changed beyond recognition (=so much that I could not recognize it)..

признание,

an opinion that is stated publicly

позиция

stance /stæns/ noun [countable usually singular]

1 an opinion that is stated publicly

the Senator's tough stance on crime

THESAURUS

opinion, view, point of view, position

➔see Thesaurus box at OPINION

2 the way in which you stand during a particular activity

позиция

polite behavior

вежливость

cour‧te‧sy /ˈkɚəsi/ noun (plural courtesies)

1 [uncountable] polite behavior

She didn't have the courtesy to apologize.

2 [countable] something you do or say to be polite

As a courtesy to other diners, please switch off your cell phone.

3 courtesy of sb used in order to say in a grateful way who provided or did something for you

We were put up in a fancy hotel, courtesy of the airline.

вежливость

1 to join together and become one thing, or to join two things together

2 Physics if metals, rocks, etc. XXXX together, they melt and join together

fuse2 verb [intransitive, transitive]

1 to join together and become one thing, or to join two things together

His novel fuses historical information with a romantic story.

2 PHYSICS if metals, rocks, etc. fuse together, they melt and join together

плавить,

slightly crazy

bon‧kers /ˈbɑŋkøz/ adjective [not before noun] (informal)

slightly crazy

I'd go bonkers if I had to stay at home with the kids all day.

чокнутый,

a stupid person SYN idiot

дурачок

nin‧com‧poop /ˈnɪŋkəmˌpup/ noun [countable] (old-fashioned, informal)

a stupid person SYN IDIOT

дурачок

alcoholic drinks

booze1 /buz/ noun [uncountable] (informal)
alcoholic drinks

public or political events and activities

a secret sexual relationship between two people, when at least one of them is married to someone else

дело,
роман

af‧fair /əˈfɛr/ noun [countable]

1 affairs [plural]

a) public or political events and activities

a foreign affairs correspondent for CNN

b) things connected with your personal life, your financial situation, etc.

You need to get your financial affairs in order.

2 an event or a set of related events, especially unpleasant ones

the Watergate affair

THESAURUS

event, occurrence, incident

➔see Thesaurus box at EVENT

дело,
роман

3 a secret sexual relationship between two people, when at least one of them is married to someone

else

Ed is having an affair with his boss's wife.

➔LOVE AFFAIR

to make someone believe something that is not true

de‧ceive /dɪˈsiv/ verb [transitive]

1 to make someone believe something that is not true

Owen tried to deceive the police.

Customers were deceived into paying more than they should have.

THESAURUS

lie, make sth up, tell (sb) a lie, invent, mislead, perjure yourself/commit perjury, falsify

➔see Thesaurus box at LIE2

2 deceive yourself to pretend to yourself that something is not true because you do not want to

accept the truth

to force a lot of people or things into a small space

переполнять

cram /kræm/ verb ( crammed, cramming)

1 [transitive] to force a lot of people or things into a small space

I managed to cram all my stuff into the closet.

THESAURUS

shove, stick, thrust, jam

➔see Thesaurus box at SHOVE

2 be crammed with sth to be full of people or things

The mall was crammed with shoppers.

3 [intransitive] to prepare yourself for a test by studying a lot of information very quickly

Julia stayed up all night cramming for her math final.

—crammed adjective

crammed sidewalks

переполнять

1 [intransitive] to make a deep low sound like the sound a frog makes

2 [intransitive, transitive] to speak in a low rough voice

3 [intransitive] (slang) to die

1. квакать

2. хрипеть

3. сдохнуть

croak /kroʊk/ verb

1 [intransitive] to make a deep low sound like the sound a FROG makes

2 [intransitive, transitive] to speak in a low rough voice

3 [intransitive] (slang) to die

—croak noun [countable

1. квакать

2. хрипеть

3. сдохнуть

cushy

легкий

to make a liquid weaker by adding water or another liquid

разбавлять

di‧lute /dɪˈlut, daɪ-/ verb [transitive]

to make a liquid weaker by adding water or another liquid

Dilute the paint with oil.

—diluted adjective —dilution /daɪˈluʆən, dɪ-/ noun [countable, uncountable]

разбавлять

left alone without anyone in charge

оставленный без ухода

un‧at‧tend‧ed /ˌʌnəˈtɛndɪd◂/ adjective

left alone without anyone in charge

Do not leave your children unattended.

оставленный без ухода

risky and possibly dangerous

dic‧ey /ˈdaɪsi/ adjective (informal)

risky and possibly dangerous

a dicey situation

рискованный

uncertain or involving risks

chanc‧y /ˈtʆænsi/ adjective (informal)

uncertain or involving risks

The weather there can be chancy in the spring.

неопределенный, рискованный

знающий,

hep

знающий,

strange and a little surprising

pe‧cu‧liar /pɪˈkyulyɚ/ adjective

1 strange and a little surprising

This cheese has a peculiar smell.

Something very peculiar is going on here.

THESAURUS

strange, funny, curious, odd, weird

➔see Thesaurus box at STRANGE1

2 be peculiar to sth to be a quality that only one particular person, place, or thing has

The problem of racism is not peculiar to this country.

—peculiarly adverb

странный

to eat something in a noisy way

munch /mʌntʆ/ verb [intransitive, transitive]

to eat something in a noisy way

The kids were munching on popcorn

чавкать

Law the crime of deceiving people in order to gain money or goods

fraud /frɔd/ noun

1 [countable, uncountable] LAW the crime of deceiving people in order to gain money or goods

The police arrested him for tax/credit card/insurance fraud.

2 [countable] someone or something that is not what he, she, or it claims to be

He wasn't a real doctor - he was a fraud.

The police proved that the letter was a fraud..

extremely bad or cruel

подлый

de‧spic‧a‧ble /dɪˈspɪkəbəl/ adjective

extremely bad or cruel

подлый

XXXXXXXXXXX numbers or periods of time happen one after the other

последовательный

con‧sec‧u‧tive /kənˈsɛkyəɪv/ adjective

consecutive numbers or periods of time happen one after the other

It rained for three consecutive days.

—consecutively adverb

последовательный

a small raised red spot on your skin, especially on your face

прыщ, гнойничок

pim‧ple /ˈpɪmpəl/ noun [countable]

a small raised red spot on your skin, especially on your face

—pimply adjective

THESAURUS

blemish, bruise, scar, zit, wart, blister, freckle, mole

➔see Thesaurus box at MARK2

прыщ, гнойничок