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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| build up | (bɪld ʌp) наращивать, развивать (She built up her confidence by practicing every day.) |
| instil in | (ɪnˈstɪl ɪn) прививать (Parents should instil good manners in their children from an early age.) |
| staid | (steɪd) консервативный, чопорный (The school has a staid reputation and rarely tries new teaching methods.) |
| ingrained | (ɪnˈɡreɪnd) глубоко укоренившийся (His habit of procrastination is deeply ingrained.) |
| mode | (məʊd) способ, режим (The lecture mode of teaching doesn't suit all students.) |
| accountability | (əˌkaʊntəˈbɪləti) ответственность (Teachers should have accountability for their students' progress.) |
| stifled love | (ˈstaɪfəld lʌv) гиперопека, "задушенная" любовь (Stifled love makes children dependent and anxious.) |
| in the countryside | (ɪn ðə ˈkʌntrɪsaɪd) в сельской местности (She grew up in the countryside, away from the noise of the city.) |
| a lame excuse | (ə leɪm ɪkˈskjuːs) жалкое оправдание (Blaming the teacher is a lame excuse for failing the exam.) |
| cop out | (kɒp aʊt) отмазка, трусливое оправдание (Saying "I'm just not good at math" is a cop out.) |
| to be faced with | (tə biː feɪst wɪð) сталкиваться с (Students are faced with a crammed curriculum and high pressure.) |
| to face smth | (tə feɪs ˈsʌmθɪŋ) столкнуться с чем-то (We need to face the problem of bullying in schools.) |
| intricacies of raising a child | (ˈɪntrɪkəsiz əv ˈreɪzɪŋ ə tʃaɪld) тонкости воспитания (The intricacies of raising a child are often underestimated by new parents.) |
| medium demands, responsiveness | (ˈmiːdiəm dɪˈmɑːndz rɪˈspɒnsɪvnəs) средние требования, отзывчивость (Authoritative parenting combines medium demands with high responsiveness.) |
| to slob around | (tə slɒb əraʊnd) неряшливо расслабляться, валяться без дела (Teenagers often slob around on weekends instead of studying.) |
| cuddly toys | (ˈkʌdli tɔɪz) мягкие игрушки (Even at ten, he still sleeps with cuddly toys.) |
| low-intensity bullying | (ləʊ ɪnˈtensəti ˈbʊliɪŋ) травля низкой интенсивности (Low-intensity bullying like name-calling can be just as harmful as physical violence.) |
| to inflict | (tə ɪnˈflɪkt) причинять (боль, страдание) (Authoritarian parents may inflict psychological wounds without realizing it.) |
| to make fun of | (tə meɪk fʌn əv) насмехаться, высмеивать (Children sometimes make fun of classmates who are different.) |
| the last resort | (ðə lɑːst rɪˈzɔːt) последнее средство (Punishment should be the last resort, not the first response.) |
| to leave a scar on sb's soul | (tə liːv ə skɑːr ɒn ˈsʌmbədi səʊl) оставить шрам на душе (Constant criticism can leave a scar on a child's soul.) |
| via | (ˈvaɪə) через, посредством (He learned English via YouTube and podcasts.) |
| through | (θruː) через (You can improve your vocabulary through reading every day.) |
| factor | (ˈfæktə) фактор (Motivation is a key factor in language learning.) |
| contradictions | (ˌkɒntrəˈdɪkʃənz) противоречия (The article highlights the contradictions in the education system.) |
| violate privacy | (ˈvaɪəleɪt ˈprɪvəsi) нарушать приватность (Monitoring every click violates a child's privacy.) |
| intrude in privacy | (ɪnˈtruːd ɪn ˈprɪvəsi) вторгаться в личное пространство (Parents should not intrude in their teenager's privacy without a good reason.) |
| undermine | (ˌʌndəˈmaɪn) подрывать (Constant nagging undermines a child's self-esteem.) |
| disruption | (dɪsˈrʌpʃən) срыв, нарушение (Mobile phones cause disruption in the classroom.) |
| swear factories | (sweə ˈfæktəriz) (возможно, опечатка: sweat factories — фабрики пота) (Schools become sweat factories where students grind for exams without joy.) |
| whizz kid | (ˈwɪz kɪd) вундеркинд (He was a whizz kid in math by the age of ten.) |
| play the fool | (pleɪ ðə fuːl) валять дурака (Some students play the fool to avoid answering questions.) |
| drastically | (ˈdræstɪkli) резко, кардинально (The situation changed drastically after the new policy.) |
| put off | (pʊt ɒf) откладывать; отбить желание (Constant failure can put students off learning altogether.) |
| postpone | (pəʊstˈpəʊn) откладывать (официально) (The exam was postponed until next week.) |
| susceptible | (səˈseptəbəl) восприимчивый, подверженный (Teenagers are susceptible to peer pressure.) |
| one step ahead | (wʌn step əˈhed) на шаг впереди (Good parents stay one step ahead of their kids.) |
| curiosity killed the cat | (ˌkjʊəriˈɒsəti kɪld ðə kæt) любопытство не доводит до добра (But sometimes curiosity is good, despite the saying.) |
| how shall I put it | (haʊ ʃæl aɪ pʊt ɪt) как бы это сказать... (How shall I put it, the system is not perfect.) |
| conceited | (kənˈsiːtɪd) зазнавшийся, тщеславный (Constant praise can make children conceited.) |
| vain | (veɪn) тщеславный (He is so vain that he checks his reflection in every window.) |
| proud | (praʊd) гордый (в плохом смысле — надменный) (She is too proud to admit her mistakes.) |
| imaginative | (ɪˈmædʒɪnətɪv) обладающий воображением (Imaginative children often become creative adults.) |
| respectful of | (rɪˈspektfəl əv) уважительный по отношению к (Students should be respectful of their teachers and peers.) |
| resilience | (rɪˈzɪliəns) устойчивость, способность восстанавливаться (Failure builds resilience if you learn from it.) |
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