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(Phrasal verbs) - Look
look about = look around - ,
look about for - , (-.)
I've been looking about for a better job since Christmas.
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look back - ,
Man stopped and looked back.
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I want to be able to look back -
look down - , / -
he looked down towards the water -
look up and down -
look down - ;
look down - ; ;
look down nose - ( -., -.)
look for - , ,
What are you looking for?
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look forward to - ; (-.)
I'm looking forward to some warmer weather after this bitter winter.
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look out - (.)
Look out! - ! !
look out - ( -. ), (-.)
My hotel room looks out across the lake. - .
look out for - , (-. / -.)
to look out for a house - ( )
look over - , , / ,
He looked around, is there someone else.
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look over - ,
So me and John start to look over the rest of the fuel trucks.
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look in - (-.) /
I don't intend to look in tonight, there's nothing worth watching.
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look through - , (-.) / ,
I said good morning but she looked me straight through and walked on.
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look up - (-. )
look up to - (-.), (-.)
look up - (.) ( )
Things are looking up. - .
look up - (-.)
While you're in London, do look up our old teacher, he'll be pleased to see you.
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I agree / disagree...
In my opinion, ... / From my point of view, ... / As far as I am concerned, ...
I believe that ... / It seems to me that ...
I am in favour of ... / I am against the idea of ...
According to ...
Some people say that ...
It is said / believed that ...
There is no doubt that ...
It cannot be denied that ...
It goes without saying that ....
We must admit that ...
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The main argument in favour / against is ...
First of all, I should like to consider ...
The first thing (I would like to consider) to be considered is...
To begin with ... / To start with ...
Apart from that ...
Despite the fact that ... / In spite of the fact that ...
On the one hand ... / On the other hand, ...
Besides, ... / In addition, ...
What is more, ... / Moreover, ... / More than that, ...
What matters most in this case is ...
Finally, ...
However, ... / ..., though
... although ... / ... even though ...
Nevertheless, ...
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for this reason
therefore / that is why
thus
sth happened
because of
as a result of
owing to / due to
as a consequence of
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for example
for instance
such as
like
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To sum up, ....
To conclude, ...
On this basis, I can conclude that ...
In conclusion, I would like to stress that ...
All in all, I believe that ...
a graduate – ( )
paper qualifications – ,
work experience –
to graduate from (a college, university etc.) – (, )
train as – ,
to qualify as – , -
in-house training –
management development –
management training – ,
skills–
skilled — , , (-, )
unskilled – , (-, )
highly skilled – (-, , )
semi-skilled– (-, )
to be skilled at/in smth – , -
to be skilled at/in doing smth – , -
customer care –
good with = skilled at/in – , -
a self-starter = self-motivated = self=driven = proactive] – ( – )
methodical = systematic = organized – ,
computer-literate – ,
numerate –
motivated– ( )
talented– ,
a team player – ,
come through experience –
accountancy firm –
laborer (AmE) = labourer (BrE) – (, )
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Can you spare me a moment? - ?
Could you do me a favor? - ?
Do you mind my smoking? - , ?
Don’t take it to heart -
Don't mention it -
Forget it - ,
Have a good time -
Here's to… - ,
How about… - …
How are they getting on? - ?
How come? - ?
How did it come about? - ?
How did it work out? - ?
How do you like it here? - ?
How so? - ?
How was it? - ?
How's that? - ?
I beg your pardon -
I meant well I meant no harm -
I wish I could - ,
It does you credit -
It would be very kind of you -
It's very kind of you -
Let me introduce -
May I help you? -
Never mind - ,
Shut up! - !
Take it easy - ,
Thank you anyway -
Thank you in advance -
There, there - , …
What can I do for you? - ?
What do you make of it - ?
What does he look like? - ?
What kind of man is he? - ?
What shall I do? - ?
What's going on? - ?
What's happening? - ?
What's the matter? - ?
What's the trouble? - ?
What's up? - ? ? ?
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ADME - 155
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34 - Chris Rea- The blue cafe
35 - 75
36 - 155
37 - 170 ,
38 - ... Joe Cocker - You Can Leave Your Hat On
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46 - "" .
47 - Love me tender - [ Elvis Presley ]
48 - The Platters - Sixteen Tons
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I'm on cloud nine -
I'm sick and tired - .
I haven't got a care in the world. - .I couldn't care less. ()
I had a complete fit. - .
She blew her top. - "" .
There's a bad vibe round here. ()
(I'm) bored to death - ()
I'm exhausted - ( )
Get annoyed -
(feel) miserable (about) - , (-)
beside oneself with - -
have half a mind to - , .
keep cool -
take to heart -
come to one's senses -
strain at the leash -
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1. agonized - [ˈæɡənaɪzd]
2. aggressive - [əˈɡresɪv] ,
3. anxious - [ˈæŋkʃəs] ,
4. arrogant - [ˈærəgənt] ,
5. apologetic - [əpɒlədʒˈetɪk] ,
6. blissful - [blˈɪsfl] ,
7. bored - [bɔ:d]
8. bashful - [bˈæʃfʊl] ,
9. cautious - [kˈɔːʃəs] ,
10. cold - [kəuld] ,
11. curious - [ˈkjuərɪəs]
12. concentrating - [ˈkɔnsəntreɪtin]
13. confident - [ˈkɔnfɪdənt] ,
14. demure - [dɪmjˈʊəː] ,
15. determined - [dɪˈtə:mɪnd]
16. disappointed - [ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd]
17. disbelieving - [ˈdɪsbɪˈli:vin] /
18. disapproving - [ˈdɪsəˈpru:vin]
19. distasteful - [dɪsˈteɪstful]
20. disgusted - [dɪsgˈʌstɪd] , ,
21. ecstatic - [ɛkstˈætɪk] ,
22. envious - [ˈenvɪəːs]
23. enraged - [ɪnrˈeɪːdʒd] ,
24. exhausted - [ɪɡˈzɔ:stɪd] ,
25. exasperated - [ɪgzˈæspərɛɪːtɪd] ,
26. frustrated - [frʌstrˈeɪːtid] ,
27. frightened - [ˈfraɪtnid] - ,
28. grieving - [ɡri:vin] ,
29. guilty - [ˈɡɪltɪ] ,
30. horrified - [hˈɒrɪfaɪːd] ,
31. happy - [ˈhæpɪ] ,
32. hot - [hɔt] ,
33. hangover - [ˈhæŋˌəuvə]
34. hysterical - [hɪsˈterɪkəl] -
35. hurt - [hə:t] ,
36. indifferent - [ɪnˈdɪfrənt]
37. idiotic - [ˌɪdɪˈɔtɪk] ,
38. interested - [ˈɪntrɪstɪd] ,
39. innocent - [ˈɪnəsənt] , ,
40. jealous - [ˈdʒeləs]
41. joyful - [ˈdʒɔɪful]
42. loaded - [ˈləudɪd] , -
43. lonely - [ˈləunlɪ] ,
44. lovestruck - [lˈʌvɛstrʌk]
45. meditative - [mˈedɪtətɪv]
46. mischievous - [mˈɪstʃɪvəs] , ,
47. miserable - [ˈmɪzərəbl] , ,
48. negative - [ˈneɡətɪv] ,
49. obstinate - [ˈɒbstɪnət] ,
50. optimistic - [ˌɔptɪˈmɪstɪk] ,
51. pained - [peɪnd] , ,
52. paranoid - [pˈærənɔɪːd] ,
53. perplexed - [pəplˈekst] ,
54. prudish - [prˈuːdɪʃ] , ,
55. puzzled - [ˈpʌzlid] ,
56. regretful - [rɪˈɡretful] ,
57. relieved - [rɪˈli:vid] ,
58. sad - [sæd] ,
59. satisfied - [ˈsætɪsfaɪd]
60. sheepish - [ʃˈiːpɪʃ]1) , ; 2)
61. shocked - [ʃɔkt] ,
62. smug - [smˈʌg]
63. surly - [sˈɜːli] ,
64. suspicious - [səspˈɪʃəs]
65. surprised - [səˈpraɪzid] ,
66. sympathetic - [ˌsɪmpəˈθetɪk] 1) ; 2)
67. thoughtful - [θɔ:tful] ,
68. withdrawn - [wɪðdrˈɔːn] ,
69. undecided - [ˈʌndɪˈsaɪdɪd] ,
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