Dest B1 Unit 36 Word formation additional

Unit 36 Reference material

centre circle danger deep destroy fog garden invade nature pollute

♦centre центр; середина; центральная точка central центральный
♦ circle круг, кольцо, окружение circular круглый, круговой
♦ danger опасность, dangerous опасный
♦ deep глубокий deeply глубоко depth глубина
♦ destroy разрушать destruction разрушение destructive разрушительный
♦ fog туман foggy туманный
♦ garden сад gardener садовник gardening садоводство
♦ invade вторгаться, нападать; захватывать, занимать, оккупировать; насильственно овладевать invasion вторжение, вмешательство invader 1) захватчик, оккупант 2) посягатель
♦ nature природа; мир, вселенная natural естественный, природный naturally естественно, свободно, легко
♦ pollute загрязнять pollution загрязнение 2) загрязнение окружающей среды polluted грязный, загрязнённый

1. There is a lack of trust towards the *** government in Rome. [CENTER]
2. Place your hands on your shoulders and move your elbows up, back, and down, in a *** motion. [CIRCLE]
3. It’s *** to jump to early conclusions. [DANGER]
4. Our meetings and conversations left me *** depressed… [DEEP]
5. We felt at home with her and were impressed with the *** of her knowledge… [DEEP]
6. The floods brought death and *** to the area. [DESTROY]
7. What is good for the individual can be *** to the family. [DESTRUCT]
8. It was too *** to drive anywhere. [FOG]
9. From the mid-1850s Milner worked as an independent landscape ***. [GARDEN]
10. He is married with three children and enjoys *** and cricket. [GARDEN]
11. Is reading a child’s diary always a gross *** of privacy? [INVADE]
12. The city was attacked by *** from the north. [INVADE]
13. Anger is the *** reaction we experience when we feel threatened or frustrated. [NATURE]
14. When things go wrong, all of us *** feel disappointed and frustrated… [NATURE]
15. The level of *** in the river was falling. [POLLUTE]
16. The police have warned the city’s inhabitants not to bathe in the *** river. [POLLUTE]
17. He is an exceptional footballer—an ***. [ART]
18. John is very ***. [ART]
19. Put away any valuable or *** objects. [BREAK]
20. The two of them had an *** bond of friendship. [BREAK]
21. I had to write a *** about the Royal visit. [COMPOSE]
22. Purcell, Vivaldi and Telemann were among his favourite classical ***. [COMPOSE]
23. She never agreed to the public *** of her sculptures while she was still alive. [EXHIBIT]
24. We do not have the *** to do just what we like. [FREE]
25. The boy picked up a *** of stones and started throwing them at us. [HAND]
26. I turned the *** and found the door was open. [HAND]
27. Did you hear that noise, or was it my ***? [IMAGINE]
28. You’ll need to be a little more *** if you want to hold their attention. [IMAGINE]
29. Dennis always seeks *** in his girlfriends. [PERFECT]
30. *** cannot be measured just by exam results. [INTELLIGENT]
31. We live in an *** world… [PERFECT]
32. Behind any successful event lay months of ***. [PREPARE]
33. He was a *** by trade. [BAKE]
34. The driver of a steam-driven wagon was unloading warm loaves of bread fresh from the ***. [BAKE]
35. Lee *** and kissed her. [BEND]
36. I threw a blanket over the *** to smother the flames. [COOK]
37. I had basic *** lessons at school. [COOK]
38. I’m sorry I hurt you, but it wasn’t ***. [INTEND]
39. We have no *** of giving up. [INTEND]
40. A few people were *** in the park. [JOG]
41. The *** ran off to call the Police. [JOG]
42. Children sometimes miss school because of *** appointments. [MEDICINE]
43. She finds it too *** to return there without him. [PAIN]
44. There must be more *** ways of raising money. [PAIN]
45. Cleaner fuel has contributed to a *** in air pollution. [REDUCE]
46. The *** thing is to leave them alone. [SENSE]
47. It’s made me much more *** to the needs of the disabled. [SENSE]
48. I’m lucky really as I never put on ***… [WEIGH]