Английские слова, используемые в уличной речи 3 - Урок 10

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worked up [фраза]
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(of a person) very angry or upset about something unpleasant that has happened

Ex: The customer became worked up when the restaurant messed up their order and refused to fix it .
to go off [глагол]
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взрываться

Ex: He went off on his co-worker for taking credit for his ideas during the meeting .

Он набросился на своего коллегу за то, что тот присвоил себе его идеи во время встречи.

I'll say [Предложение]
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used to strongly agree with a statement

Ex: I’ll say. Best burger I’ve had in years.
to keep to [глагол]
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придерживаться

Ex: He promised to keep to his word and support the charity every year .

Он пообещал сдержать слово и поддерживать благотворительность каждый год.

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Очень серьезная тема

Ex: The accident on the highway was a no laughing matter , with several injuries and extensive damage .
on the level [фраза]
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Быть честным

Ex: The witness testified in court , vowing to tell the truth and nothing but the truth , ensuring that their testimony was on the level .
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Быть заслуженным в данных обстоятельствах

Ex: If they do n't take the necessary precautions , it will serve them right if they end up getting injured .
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Раскрыть то

Ex: In the face of adversity , she showed her true colors by remaining resilient and demonstrating unwavering determination .
square one [существительное]
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самое начало

Ex: The team realized their plan was n’t working and returned to square one .

Команда поняла, что их план не работает, и вернулась к исходной точке.

long story short [фраза]
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используется

Ex: Long story short , the car broke down in the middle of nowhere , and we had to wait for hours for help to arrive .
what gives? [Предложение]
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used to ask why something is happening, especially when confused or annoyed

Ex: He just left in the middle of the meeting; What gives?