Практикум по лексикологии английского языка. Часть 1. Словообразование. Маковецкая Н.А - 33 стр.

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formidably well equipped to buccaneer on the sea side (J.Fowles). 14. He
wandered in loneliness weeping a little for the hardness of the world, and he
journeyed up the river till he came to a stream that flowed down from the
mountains, and went that way (J.Tolkien). 15. He was interested in roots and
beginnings; he dived into deep pools, he burrowed under trees and growing plants
he tunneled into green mounds. (Bid). 16. There the green floor ran on into the
wood, and formed a wide space like a hall, roofed by the boughs of trees (Ibid.).
17. … gathering the water-lilies to flower by her pretty feet till the snows are
melted (Ibid.). 18. Pippin fell asleep, pillowed on a green hillock (Ibid.). 19.
Matilda… put her elbows on the desk and cupped her face in her hands, … she
ordered, “Tip glass, tip!” (R.Dahl). 20. She couldn’t possibly keep a gigantic secret
like that bottled up inside her (Ibid.). 21. He sponged a small area of the bare
forearm with alcohol (Ibid.). 22. The Trunchbull stood in the playground dusting
off her hands (Ibid.). 23. Hopkins led her into an area walled off by boxes where
people were working furiously (R.Preston). 24. She put on the yellow raincoat,
shouldered her knapsack, and took a taxi to Union Square (Ibid.). 25. She wags as
she comes, with loping, silent strides, to where Clarence towers over Waldo
(W.Morris). 26. … but without Lyle around to milk her, the cow, Bessy, won’t give
her milk (Ibid.). 27. Left to herself Melanie will eat nothing but creamed canned
corn and chipped beef in a white sauce (Ibid.). 28. These vines are budded. The
rootstock is good. If you baby them, love them, they will revive (E.Adler). 29.
Romany had her own money, inherited from her grandfather, and the happy pair
flitted around the world, partying and enjoying life (Ibid.). 30. They were standing
by the pond, listening to the frogs revving up to serenade the night (Ibid.). 31. The
pillow beneath her head was white satin, the coverlet white lace, threaded with
pink ribbon (Ibid.). 32. His sneakered feet made no noise on the thickly carpeted
stairs (Ibid.). 33. I was afraid that I might sound as though I were humouring him,
but I hoped he wouldn’t take it that way (J.Baldwin). 34. As smooth as minnows
were Mrs. Lancaster’s phrases of welcome; she had soothed so many mothers,
mothered so many boys (E.Taylor). 35. “No, no. I was just … No, no,” the gray-
haired man said, leaving his fingers bridged over his eyes. He cleared his throat
(J.D.Salinger). 36. I knew the other clerks and young bond salesmen by their first
names, and lunched with them in dark, crowded restaurants on little pig sausages
and mashed potatoes and coffee (F.S.Fitzgerald). 37. He’d built his house of
imported cream limestone, with a columned arcade, tall French windows leading
into shady patios, fountained courtyards and gardens (Bid). 38. When the front
door swung open, wind gusted the living room, scattering the letters to the floor
(N.Sparks). 39. Theresa felt as she had been cornered into something in the same
way she had cornered Mr. Shendakin (Ibid.). 40. It could have been a place where
they vacationed or visited (Ibid.). 41. … she found the phone book, thumbed
through it, and scribbled the address on a piece of paper (Ibid.). 42. Correctly
predicting the reply, he silently mouthed it in unison (D.Lodge). 43. So then, being
curious about the people I work with, I asked him if he found the smock helped his
colour-values. It was one of those crisp, white, closely-tailored ones, buttoning
high round the neck, and with a breast pocket for the mouth mirror (J.Wain).