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VOC-B2-U1
Vocabulary for B2 British Council. Unit 1.
Question | Answer |
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(Adjective) Angry and violent towards another person: | Aggressive |
(Ajective) Describes a person who becomes angry and annoyed easily. | Bad-tempered |
(Phrasal verb) To care for a child until it is an adult, often giving them particular belifs. | Bring up |
(Noun) A city or town part of a city or town in which there is a lot of bussiness and financial activity. | Bussines centre |
(Adjective) Worried | Concerned |
(Noun) An argument against another argument, idea or suggestion. | Counter-argument |
(Adjective) Rude in a formal situation. | Impolite |
(Adjective) Feeling sure about yourself and your habilities. | Self-condifent |
(Adjective) Able to understand what people are feeling and behave in a way that does not upset them | Sensitive |
(Verb) To ask people questions in order to find out about their opinions or behaiviour. | Survay |
(Adjective) Not be able to be trusted or depend on | Unreliable |
(Verb) To strongly advise someone to do something | Urge |
(Phrasal verb with) To start being friends | Get on with somebody |
(Phrasal verb) To continue doing something | Get on with something |
(Phrasal verb) Redecorate | Do (something) up |
(Phrasal verb) Tidy up | Clear up |
(Phrasal verb) Continue | Go on |
(Phrasal verb) When somebody is exhaust | Wear (sombody) out |
(Phrasal verb) Collect something or someone | Pick up |
In the sentence 'The army is planning its aproach in case of invasion' the word aproach means: | Strategy (estrategia) |
In the sentence 'We resoved the old problem with a new aproach' the word aproach means: | Focus (enfoque) |
(Phrasal verb) To persuade someone to do something | Get (somebody) to (something) |
How do you translate: 'La actividad duró una hora'? | The activity lasted one hour |
How do you spell 'carpinterÃa' in english? | Carpentry |
How do you translate 'etc.' in english? | And so on |
(Verb) To meet an obligation or a dream. Also used when you satisfy a need. | Fulfill |
(Noun) An object which keeps you protected from the sun | Sunshade |
(Adjective) With plenty of shade | Shady |
(Noun) Dark shape cast by sun | Shadow |
(Noun) Area not in sunlight | The shade (uncountable) |
(Verb) To follow someone closely | Shadow somebody |