Основы теории английского языка. Листунова Е.И. - 48 стр.

     VII.
     1) holidays; 2) simultaneous translation; 3) doctor, modern
conveniences; 4) general information; 5) situation normal — all fouled
up (= state of complete confusion); 6) thousand; 7) proprietor; 8) fab-
ulous; 9) turpentine; 10) italics; 11) vacation; 12) circumstances;
13) Distinguished Flying Cross, operations; 14) breakfast.

         Unit III. The Vocabulary of a Language as a System
      I.
      1. Feelings: affection, calmness, contempt, contentment, de-
light, enthusiasm, envy, excitement, exhilaration, frustration, hap-
piness, hate, impatience, indifference, indignation, jealousy, kind-
ness, love, malice, passion, rapture, relief, restlessness, satisfaction,
shock, sympathy, tenderness, thrill, unrest, wrath.
      2. Parts of the body: arm, back, belly, body, bone, brow, calf,
cheek, chest, ear, elbow, eye, face, finger, foot, forehead, hair,
hand, head, heel, joint, knee, knuckle, leg, limb, neck, nose,
temple, thigh, thumb, foe, torso, waist.
      3. Education: academy, book, classes, classmate, coaching, col-
lege, correspondence, course, curriculum, day-student, don, drill,
education, encyclopedia, erudition, exercise, faculty, grammar, head-
master, homework, ignorance, instruction, knowledge, leaning, lec-
turer, lesson, library, master, pedagogy, primer, professor, reader,
scholar, schoolboy, schooling, science, scientist, seminar, smatter-
ing, student, teacher, teaching staff, textbook, training, tuition, tu-
tor, undergraduate, university.
       IV.
       a) walk — pace — stride — stroll (÷); fight — battle — brawl —
conflict (n); defeat — conquest (n); ill — ailing — diseased (a);
       easy — facile — light (a); b) begin — commence (v); see —
behold (v)’;
       horse — steed (n); cruel — callous — obdurate — dispiteous (a);
       stupid — inept — fatuous (a); food — grub (n); c) intelligent —
shrewd — clever — bright — sagacious (a); eat — ingest — consume —
devour — mandicate — engorge (o); quarrel — squabble — bicker —
tiff (n); arrogant — supercilious — haughty — proud — snobbish’ —
high-hat — snooty hoity-toity (a); fatuous-dumb (a); callous — hard-
boiled (a).


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