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Saving Private Ryan
Vocabulary exercise
Question | Answer |
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the position in which you are more powerful or advanced than anyone else | Supremacy |
of or concerning the whole world | Global |
the killing and wounding of large numbers of people (or animals) | Carnage |
the power to command, influence, or direct | Control |
to describe something correctly and thoroughly | To define |
having existed for a very long time | Ancient |
making people feel uncertain about what will happen / no fixed home | Unsettled |
extremely impressive or serious so that you may feel great admiration | Awesome |
a quick attack on an enemy position, not to take control of the place but to do damage | Raid |
people hurt in an accident or killed or wounded in battle | Casualties |
to make a new product become successful over a period of time | To develop |
people’s opinions change so that they no longer approve of someone or something | The tide turns against |
the deliberate murder of a whole group or race of people | Genocide |
someone who works or is trained in science | Scientist |
an important town or city where the central government of a country, state etc. is located | Capital |
the countries, including Britain, the US, and the USSR, that fought together during the Second World War | The Allies |
to disagree with something such as a plan or idea and try to prevent it from happening or succeeding | To oppose |
without any obstruction | Unhindered |
the killing of all creatures or people in a place, or all those of a certain kind or race | Extermination |
to have the skill, strength, knowledge etc. to do something | to be able to do something |
to stop happening | To cease |
anyone who is not a member of the armed forces | Civilian |
to give the power, means, or right to do something; to make possible | To enable |
the dividing line between two countries | Border |
very great in power, strength, size, etc. | Mighty |
the state of being satisfactory; bringing help or advantage | Usefulness |
6th June, 1944; in the Second World War, the day the Allies landed in France to begin the spread of their forces through Europe, under the command of General Eisenhower. | D-Day |
connected with or used by the navy (i.e. the branch of a country's military forces that is concerned with attack and defence at sea) | Naval |
something that tells you in advance that something bad, annoying, or dangerous might happen | Warning |
to make something smaller or less in size, amount, price, etc. | To reduce |