Question 1

remnant
ˈremnənt

Accepted Answer

остаток; след

I have a small remnant of my former life
The remnants of a meal stood on the table.

Остатки еды стояли на столе. 

Remnants go on sale next week.

Остатки поступят в продажу на следующей неделе

Question 2

inevitably
ɪˈnevɪtəblɪ

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неизбежно
He inevitably cries

Question 3

humblebrag
huhm-buhl-brag

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something you say which appears as if you are complaining or embarrassed, but is really a way of telling people about something that you are very proud of

She posted a classic humblebrag about spending $2,000 on a handbag "because I'm so terrible with

Question 4

condescension
ˌkɒndɪˈsenʃn

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behaviour that shows you think you are more important or more intelligent than other people:

That tone, warm with an undertone of peach-level condescension

Question 5

in the trenches with

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used to refer to somebody engaged in a long, difficult, and unrewarding task.
Despite serving 20 years in the trenches, Police Corporal Smith did not feel that he had reduced crime in his town
He's a salesman with 30 years of in-the-trenches experience

Question 6

egalitarian 
ɪˌɡæl.ɪˈteə.ri.ən

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believing that all people are equally important and should have the same rights and opportunities in life: egalitarian family Libraries represent the very best of civilized society, the housing of an egalitarian access to knowledge. It's what separates us

Question 7

harbinger
ˈhɑː.bɪn.dʒər/

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a person or thing that shows that something is going to happen soon, especially something bad:

harbinger of its fate
These birds are considered to be harbingers of doom.

Эти птицы считаются предвестниками гибели.

Question 8

rascal

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a person, especially a child or a man, who does things that you disapprove of, but who you still like: 
I caught those little/young rascals dressing up in my clothes

Question 9

take a crack

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A term used when telling friend and/or co-worker to get some ass.
"oh, look at that girl, you should take a crack at that piece of ass."

steve, you absolute rascal. I did not know you had taken a crack

Question 10

nick

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informal steal
she nicked fivers from the till - она стащила пятерки с кассы

Question 11

ensnare

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поймать в ловушку
The animals got ensnared in the net

Question 12

vengeance

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месть

Question 13

scarcely

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едва ли
He had scarcely enough money.

Question 14

meddle

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вмешиваться

Question 15

nefarious

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гнусный
There are many ways for nefarious individuals to hack into Facebook to steal information.

Question 16

disciple

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последователь

Question 17

penance

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an act that shows that you feel sorry about something that you have done, sometimes for religious reasons:

As a penance, she said she would buy them all a box of chocolates.
They are doing penance for their sins.

Question 18

enslave

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порабощать

Question 19

obliteration

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уничтожение

Question 20

negotiate

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вести переговоры
Despite the deep antipathies between them, the two sides have managed to negotiate an agreement.

Question 21

at stake

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в опасности

you would negotiate now, with so much at stake

Thousands of lives will be at stake if emergency aid does not arrive in the city soon.

Term	Definition
remnant ˈremnənt	остаток; след I have a small remnant of my former life The remnants of a meal stood on the table. Остатки еды стояли на столе. Remnants go on sale next week. Остатки поступят в продажу на следующей неделе
inevitably ɪˈnevɪtəblɪ	неизбежно He inevitably cries
humblebrag huhm-buhl-brag	something you say which appears as if you are complaining or embarrassed, but is really a way of telling people about something that you are very proud of She posted a classic humblebrag about spending $2,000 on a handbag "because I'm so terrible with
condescension ˌkɒndɪˈsenʃn	behaviour that shows you think you are more important or more intelligent than other people: That tone, warm with an undertone of peach-level condescension
in the trenches with	used to refer to somebody engaged in a long, difficult, and unrewarding task. Despite serving 20 years in the trenches, Police Corporal Smith did not feel that he had reduced crime in his town He's a salesman with 30 years of in-the-trenches experience
egalitarian ɪˌɡæl.ɪˈteə.ri.ən	believing that all people are equally important and should have the same rights and opportunities in life: egalitarian family Libraries represent the very best of civilized society, the housing of an egalitarian access to knowledge. It's what separates us
harbinger ˈhɑː.bɪn.dʒər/	a person or thing that shows that something is going to happen soon, especially something bad: harbinger of its fate These birds are considered to be harbingers of doom. Эти птицы считаются предвестниками гибели.
rascal	a person, especially a child or a man, who does things that you disapprove of, but who you still like: I caught those little/young rascals dressing up in my clothes
take a crack	A term used when telling friend and/or co-worker to get some ass. "oh, look at that girl, you should take a crack at that piece of ass." steve, you absolute rascal. I did not know you had taken a crack
nick	informal steal she nicked fivers from the till - она стащила пятерки с кассы
ensnare	поймать в ловушку The animals got ensnared in the net
vengeance	месть
scarcely	едва ли He had scarcely enough money.
meddle	вмешиваться
nefarious	гнусный There are many ways for nefarious individuals to hack into Facebook to steal information.
disciple	последователь
penance	an act that shows that you feel sorry about something that you have done, sometimes for religious reasons: As a penance, she said she would buy them all a box of chocolates. They are doing penance for their sins.
enslave	порабощать
obliteration	уничтожение
negotiate	вести переговоры Despite the deep antipathies between them, the two sides have managed to negotiate an agreement.
at stake	в опасности you would negotiate now, with so much at stake Thousands of lives will be at stake if emergency aid does not arrive in the city soon.

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