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English
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Русский перевод
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life
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жизнь
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country
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страна
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English-speaking
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англоязычный
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tradition
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традиция
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lifestyle
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образ жизни
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city
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город
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town
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небольшой город
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village
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деревня
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busy
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оживленный, занятый
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diverse
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разнообразный
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culture
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культура
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free time
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свободное время
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to work
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работать
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to drive a car
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водить машину
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to spend time
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проводить время
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building
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здание
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castle
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замок
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museum
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музей
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countryside
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сельская местность
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weather
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погода
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cool
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прохладный
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rainy
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дождливый
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similar
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похожий
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difference
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различие
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holiday
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праздник
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sport
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спорт
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distance
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расстояние
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bus
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автобус
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train
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поезд
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car
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автомобиль
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history
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история
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opportunity
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возможность
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education
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образование
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work
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работа
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comfortable
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комфортный
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exciting
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интересный, захватывающий
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to celebrate
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праздновать, отмечать
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to enjoy
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наслаждаться, получать удовольствие
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to be famous for
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быть известным благодаря чему-либо
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to get used to
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привыкать к чему-либо
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English expression
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Дословно
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Значение по-русски
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Пример
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the American Dream
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американская мечта
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идея о том, что каждый человек может добиться успеха благодаря труду
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Many people come to the USA to pursue the American Dream. — Многие приезжают в США, чтобы осуществить американскую мечту.
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a melting pot
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плавильный котел
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общество, в котором смешиваются люди разных национальностей и культур
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The USA is often called a melting pot. — США часто называют страной смешения культур.
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hit the road
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ударить по дороге
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отправиться в путь
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We have visited New York. Now it is time to hit the road. — Мы посетили Нью-Йорк. Теперь пора отправляться в путь.
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keep your nose to the grindstone
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держать нос у точильного камня
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усердно работать, не отвлекаться
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Americans often keep their noses to the grindstone. — Американцы часто усердно работают.
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a couch potato
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картошка на диване
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человек, который много времени проводит перед телевизором
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He is a couch potato at weekends. — По выходным он почти все время лежит перед телевизором.
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mind the gap
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следите за промежутком
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осторожно: не наступите в щель между поездом и платформой
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Mind the gap! — Осторожно, не упадите в щель!
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Bob’s your uncle
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Боб — твой дядя
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вот и все; дело сделано; проще простого
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Add some tea, stir it, and Bob’s your uncle! — Добавь чаю, размешай — и готово!
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a storm in a teacup
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буря в чайной чашке
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много шума из-за пустяка
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Their argument was just a storm in a teacup. — Их ссора была просто бурей в стакане воды.
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fancy a cuppa?
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хочешь чашечку?
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хочешь чашку чая? Типичное разговорное британское выражение
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It is cold today. Fancy a cuppa? — Сегодня холодно. Хочешь чашку чая?
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spend a penny
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потратить пенни
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сходить в туалет; старое вежливое британское выражение
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Excuse me, where can I spend a penny? — Извините, где здесь туалет?
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to be as sick as a dog
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быть больным как собака
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чувствовать себя очень плохо, сильно болеть
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After the journey, I was as sick as a dog. — После поездки я чувствовал себя очень плохо.
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to be knackered
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быть изношенным
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очень устать; разговорное британское выражение
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I am absolutely knackered after work. — Я ужасно устал после работы.
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keep calm and carry on
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сохраняй спокойствие и продолжай
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не поддаваться панике и продолжать делать свое дело
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Keep calm and carry on during difficult times. — В трудные времена сохраняй спокойствие и продолжай действовать.
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when in Rome, do as the Romans do
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в Риме поступай как римляне
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в чужой стране соблюдай местные правила и традиции
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When in England, do as the English do. — Находясь в Англии, соблюдай английские традиции.
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the grass is always greener on the other side
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трава всегда зеленее на другой стороне
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кажется, что жизнь в другом месте лучше
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He thinks life in England is perfect, but the grass is always greener on the other side. — Он думает, что в Англии все идеально, но человеку часто кажется, что в другом месте лучше.
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[[m1 City ]] [[m1 Town ]]
[[m2 Village ]] [[m2 Rural settlement ]]
[[m3 Countryside ]] [[m3 Rural area ]]
[[m4 Car ]] [[m4 Automobile ]]
[[m5 Bus ]] [[m5 Coach ]]
[[m6 Train ]] [[m6 Railway ]]
[[m7 Holiday ]] [[m7 Vacation ]]
[[m8 Work ]] [[m8 Job ]]
[[m9 Family ]] [[m9 Household ]]
[[m10 Friend ]] [[m10 Companion ]]
[[m11 Culture ]] [[m11 Traditions ]]
[[m12 Diverse ]] [[m12 Multicultural ]]
[[m13 Modern ]] [[m13 Contemporary ]]
[[m14 Busy ]] [[m14 Bustling ]]
[[m15 Opportunity ]] [[m15 Chance ]]
1. Which country is known for large cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago?
Hint: New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago are large American cities.
2. What do Americans often use to travel long distances?
Hint: Distances in the USA are often long, so people frequently drive cars.
3. What is the capital city of England?
Hint: London is a large and busy city in England.
4. Which drink is traditionally associated with England?
Hint: English people are famous for drinking this hot beverage.
5. What is the weather in England often like?
Hint: England is often associated with clouds, rain, and cool temperatures.
6. Which country is part of the United Kingdom?
Hint: England is one of the countries that make up the United Kingdom.
7. What do people in both countries do?
Hint: School, work, sports, and holidays are similarities between the two countries.
8. Why is American culture very diverse?
Hint: The USA is home to people from many different countries and cultures.
9. What can people visit in England?
Hint: England is famous for its old buildings, castles, and museums.
10. Where do many English people like to spend time?
Hint: Parks are popular places for relaxing in England.
11. What does “busy city” mean?
Hint: Busy means full of activity, people, and movement.
12. Which word means “деревня”?
Hint: A village is a small community in the countryside.
13. Which word means “сельская местность”?
Hint: The countryside is land outside large towns and cities.
14. Which word means “возможность”?
Hint: An opportunity is a good chance to do or achieve something.
15. Which word means “разнообразный”?
Hint: Diverse means including many different types of people or things.
16. What does “free time” mean?
Hint: Free time is the time available for family, friends, hobbies, and rest.
17. Which transport is especially common in England?
Hint: English towns are closer to one another, so public transport is convenient.
18. What is one difference between the USA and England?
Hint: The text compares distances, cars, buses, and trains in the two countries.
19. What is one similarity between the USA and England?
Hint: English is the main language in both countries.
20. What does “to work hard” mean?
Hint: A person who works hard makes a strong effort to do a job well.
21. What is a “melting pot”?
Hint: The expression describes the cultural diversity of the USA.
22. What does “hit the road” mean?
Hint: This idiom means to leave and start travelling.
23. What does “mind the gap” mean in Britain?
Hint: You can hear this announcement in the London Underground.
24. What does “fancy a cuppa?” mean?
Hint: “Cuppa” is an informal British word for a cup of tea.
25. What does “a couch potato” describe?
Hint: This expression describes a person who sits on a sofa for a long time.
26. What does “keep calm and carry on” advise people to do?
Hint: The expression encourages people not to panic in difficult situations.
27. What does “the grass is always greener on the other side” mean?
Hint: This expression describes the feeling that life somewhere else is better.
28. What does “when in Rome, do as the Romans do” mean?
Hint: Visitors should respect and follow local traditions.
29. What can make life in the USA and England comfortable?
Hint: Both countries offer opportunities for education and work.
30. Which sentence best summarizes the story?
Hint: The story compares the cities, traditions, transport, culture, and daily life of the two countries.
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