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Сталі вирази англійською — B1, 137 слів

Слова теми «Сталі вирази» рівня B1: визначення англійською, приклад уживання та переклад українською.

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  1. 2 o'clock in the morning

    о 2/3/4 годині ранку

    2/3/4, etc. o'clock in the morning

    A time during the early part of the day, after midnight and before sunrise.

    I woke up at 3 o'clock in the morning because I heard a noise.

  2. 5 miles wide

    завширшки 5 миль/10 метрів тощо

    5 miles/10 metres, etc. wide

    The distance from one side to the other side of something.

    The river is 10 metres wide.

  3. a broad range

    широкий вибір

    a broad range/variety, etc.

    Many different types or kinds of something available or possible.

    The store has a broad variety of colours to choose from.

  4. a hand

    допомога

    Help with doing something.

    Can you give me a hand with these heavy bags?

  5. a sound effect

    звуковий/спеціальний/візуальний ефект

    a sound/special/visual effect

    Something you see, hear, or experience that is made to look or sound impressive or interesting.

    The movie has amazing visual effects with flying dragons and explosions.

  6. a thing

    річ

    An object or item that you can see and touch.

    I need to buy some things at the store today.

  7. a way of life

    спосіб життя

    a/sb's way of life

    How a person lives every day; what they do, eat, and believe.

    My grandmother's way of life is very different from mine because she grew up in the village.

  8. a while

    деякий час

    A short period of time; not very long.

    I will wait here for a while.

  9. again and again

    знову й знову

    Many times, one after another.

    I ask my mother for candy again and again until she says yes.

  10. aim to do something

    намагатися щось зробити

    aim to do sth

    You want to try to do something; you plan or hope to do it.

    I aim to finish my homework before dinner.

  11. all is well

    все добре

    Everything is good and there are no problems.

    Don't worry about the exam — all is well, you will pass.

  12. all over somewhere

    скрізь

    In many different places or spread across an area.

    Paper was scattered all over the office floor.

  13. and all that

    і все таке

    Used to say that there are other similar things you do not name.

    I like playing football, reading books, and all that.

  14. as soon as

    як тільки

    Immediately when something happens, at the same time as it happens.

    I will call you as soon as I arrive home.

  15. as you know

    як ти знаєш

    Used when you tell someone something they have already heard.

    As you know, we have class every Monday morning.

  16. at his best

    у найкращій формі

    at his/its, etc. best

    Doing very well, and showing your best qualities.

    The football player was at his best during the championship game.

  17. at last

    нарешті

    at (long) last

    Finally, something you waited for a long time has happened.

    At last, I finished my homework after two hours of work.

  18. at the same time

    одночасно

    Happening together, during the same moment or period.

    I can eat lunch and talk to my friend at the same time.

  19. attract attention

    привертати увагу

    attract attention/interest, etc.

    To make someone notice you or want to know more about something.

    The bright colours of the painting attract a lot of attention in the museum.

  20. be about to do something

    збиратися щось зробити

    be (just) about to do sth

    You will do something very soon, in the next few moments.

    I was just about to leave when my friend called me.

  21. be expecting somebody

    чекати на когось/щось

    be expecting sb/sth

    Wait for someone or something to arrive or happen soon.

    I am expecting my friend to visit me tomorrow afternoon.

  22. be friendly with

    бути в дружніх стосунках з кимось

    be friendly with sb

    To be kind and nice to someone and like them.

    I am friendly with my classmates at school.

  23. be in the middle of

    бути в розпалі чогось

    be in the middle of (doing) sth

    You are doing something right now and have not finished it yet.

    I was in the middle of cooking dinner when my friend called me.

  24. be just about to do something

    ось-ось щось зробити

    be just about to do sth

    You are going to do something very soon, in the next moment.

    She was just about to sit down when the phone rang.

  25. be known as

    бути відомим як

    be known as sth

    People call someone or something by a particular name.

    She is known as the best teacher in the school.

  26. be located in

    розташовуватися

    be located in/near/on/etc.

    To be in a particular place or position.

    My school is located near my house.

  27. be situated in

    бути розташованим

    be situated in/on/by, etc.

    A place is in a particular location or position.

    The house is situated near the park.

  28. be up to

    залежати від когось

    be up to sb

    It is someone's choice or decision to do something.

    It is up to you whether you want to go to the party or stay home.

  29. be worth it

    варто того

    Something is good or valuable enough to spend time, money, or effort on it.

    The expensive restaurant is worth it because the food is delicious.

  30. be worth something

    варто робити

    be worth sth/doing sth

    Something is worth doing if it is good and important to spend your time or money on it.

    This book is worth reading because it is very interesting.

  31. begin with

    починати з чогось

    begin with sth

    Start doing something or using something first.

    I begin with breakfast every morning.

  32. bring happiness

    приносити комусь щастя/удачу/спокій тощо

    bring (sb) happiness/luck/peace, etc.

    To cause someone to feel happy, lucky, peaceful, or have good things happen to them.

    A good friend brings me happiness and makes my life better.

  33. by accident

    випадково

    Without planning or intending it.

    I broke the cup by accident when I was washing dishes.

  34. by accident/mistake, etc.

    випадково

    Without planning or wanting it.

    I broke the cup by accident when I was washing the dishes.

  35. by mistake

    помилково

    Wrongly, because you did not mean to do it.

    I drank her coffee by mistake this morning.

  36. can always do something

    завжди можна щось зробити

    can/could always do sth

    You have the choice or option to do something if you want to.

    If you don't like this restaurant, we can always go to another one.

  37. can't help doing something

    не могти утриматися від чогось

    can't/couldn't help doing sth

    You do something because you cannot stop yourself from doing it.

    I couldn't help laughing when I saw the funny video.

  38. catch fire

    загорятися

    To start burning suddenly.

    Be careful with the candle or the curtains will catch fire.

  39. choose to do something

    вирішувати щось робити

    choose to do sth

    You decide to do something because you want to do it.

    I choose to walk to school instead of taking the bus.

  40. come true

    здійснитися

    To actually happen, as something you hoped for.

    I studied hard and my dream to pass the exam came true.

  41. conditions

    умови

    The situation or circumstances that exist at a particular time or place.

    The weather conditions today are sunny and warm.

  42. daily life

    повсякденне життя

    The normal things you do every day, like eating, sleeping, working, and spending time with family.

    My daily life includes going to school, eating lunch, and playing with my friends.

  43. day after day

    день за днем

    day after day/year after year, etc.

    Something happens many times, one after another, for a long time.

    Day after day, she walked to school in the morning.

  44. do your best

    робити все можливе

    Try as hard as you can to do something well.

    I will do my best in the test tomorrow.

  45. do/try your best

    старатися з усіх сил

    Try as hard as you can to do something well.

    I will do my best on the test tomorrow.

  46. either way

    в будь-якому разі

    It does not matter which option you choose because the result will be the same.

    Do you want coffee or tea? Either way, I am happy.

  47. ever since

    відтоді

    From a time in the past until now.

    I moved to London in 2015, and I have lived there ever since.

  48. every single

    кожнісінький

    Each one in a group, with no exceptions.

    I eat breakfast every single day.

  49. except that

    крім того, що

    But there is one thing different; used to show an important change or difference.

    I like my job every day, except that Mondays are very busy.

  50. family life

    особисте/приватне/сімейне життя

    family/private/sex, etc. life

    The personal parts of your life that are not work or school.

    She keeps her family life separate from her job.

  51. feel at home

    почуватися як вдома

    To feel comfortable and relaxed in a place like you are in your own house.

    She felt at home in her friend's apartment because it was warm and friendly.

  52. find the money

    знайти час/гроші

    find the money/time, etc.

    To get or make money or time available for something you need.

    I need to find the time to visit my family next week.

  53. fit in

    вмістити

    fit (sth) in/into/through/under, etc.

    To make something go into a space that is small or tight.

    I can fit my books into this small bag.

  54. for days

    багато днів

    For a long time, usually more than two or three days.

    I was sick for days and could not go to work.

  55. for sure

    точно

    A simple way to say yes or agree that something is definitely true.

    I will come to the party for sure.

  56. for years

    багато років

    A long time; many years passing one after another.

    I have lived in this house for years.

  57. get caught

    бути спійманим/убитим/насвареним тощо

    get caught/killed/told off, etc.

    Experience something bad or unpleasant that happens to you.

    If you break the rules at school, you will get told off by the teacher.

  58. get cold

    захворіти, спізнитися, замерзнути

    get cold/ill/late, etc.

    To start to have a condition or state, like becoming sick or arriving after the correct time.

    I got sick last week and stayed home from work.

  59. get something wrong

    помилитися

    get sth wrong

    To make a mistake or do something incorrectly.

    I got the answer wrong on my test.

  60. go badly

    проходити добре/погано

    go badly/well, etc.

    To happen in a bad or good way.

    The party went well and everyone had fun.

  61. go bald

    лисіти, сліпнути, сивіти

    go bald/blind/grey, etc.

    To start to lose your hair, sight, or have grey hair as you get older.

    My father is going bald because he is getting older.

  62. go crazy

    шаленіти

    To become very excited or angry and lose control of your emotions.

    The fans went crazy when their team scored the winning goal.

  63. go wrong

    піти не так

    Something stops working well or does not happen the way you wanted.

    My phone went wrong, so I cannot call my friends.

  64. guys

    хлопці

    Used to address a group of people, usually men or boys, or friends.

    Hey guys, let's go to the park together!

  65. hardly ever

    майже ніколи

    Almost never; you do something very few times.

    I hardly ever eat ice cream because I don't like it very much.

  66. have been meaning to do something

    давно хотіти щось зробити

    have been meaning to do sth

    You want to do something but have not done it yet.

    I have been meaning to call my mother for weeks.

  67. have no doubt

    не сумніватися

    To be very sure that something is true.

    I have no doubt that you will do a great job.

  68. have no idea

    не мати уявлення

    You do not know the answer or information about something.

    I have no idea where my keys are.

  69. have something cleaned

    просити когось щось зробити

    have sth cleaned/cut/repaired, etc.

    You ask another person to do something for you instead of doing it yourself.

    I have my hair cut at the salon every month.

  70. have something in common

    мати щось спільне

    have sth in common

    To share the same interests or qualities.

    My friend and I have music in common, so we like to listen to songs together.

  71. have something stolen

    у мене щось украли

    have sth stolen/taken, etc.

    To lose something because someone takes it without permission.

    I had my phone stolen at the train station yesterday.

  72. hope to do something

    сподіватися зробити щось

    hope to do sth

    Want something good to happen in the future.

    I hope to visit my grandmother next week.

  73. hours

    години

    The periods of time in a day, usually from one number on a clock to the next.

    I work eight hours every day.

  74. I know

    Я знаю

    You understand something or have information about something.

    I know how to cook rice.

  75. in a day's time

    через два тижні

    in a day's/two months', etc. time

    After a certain number of days, weeks, months, or years from now.

    I will see you in two weeks' time.

  76. in detail

    докладно

    To explain or describe something by giving all the important information and facts.

    The teacher explained the maths problem in detail so all students could understand.

  77. in full

    повністю

    Completely, with nothing missing or left out.

    I paid the bill in full last week.

  78. in future

    в майбутньому

    From now on or starting from a later time, you will do something.

    I will eat more vegetables in future.

  79. in the morning

    зранку

    The time when the sun rises and the day begins, usually from early until about midday.

    I eat breakfast in the morning before I go to work.

  80. it depends

    залежить від обставин

    it/that depends

    Said when the answer changes according to other information or the situation.

    Will you come to the party? It depends — I need to check my schedule first.

  81. it's time

    пора

    You should do something now because enough time has passed.

    It's time to go to bed.

  82. just before

    трохи (раніше/більше/менше тощо)

    just before/over/under, etc.

    A little bit, slightly, or very soon; a small amount of time or space.

    The store is just over the road from my house.

  83. lack of

    нестача чогось

    lack of sth

    A situation in which there is not enough of something you need.

    The project failed because of a lack of money.

  84. later on

    пізніше

    At a time in the future, not now.

    I am busy now, but I will help you later on.

  85. look like

    бути схожим на

    To have the same appearance as someone or something; to seem to be.

    She has curly hair and blue eyes, and she looks like her mother.

  86. miss a chance

    пропустити можливість

    miss a chance/opportunity

    Not take an opportunity when you have it; lose a good chance to do something.

    I missed an opportunity to travel abroad last year.

  87. nice and something

    приємно

    nice and sth

    Used to say that something is pleasantly good in a simple, everyday way.

    The weather today is nice and warm, perfect for a walk.

  88. no longer

    більше не

    Not now, although it was true before.

    I no longer live in my old house.

  89. not believe your eyes

    не вірити своїм очам/вухам

    not believe your eyes/ears

    To be very surprised because something you see or hear seems impossible.

    I could not believe my ears when they said I had won.

  90. not until

    не раніше, ніж

    Something happens after a specific time, not before.

    You cannot watch TV — not until you finish your homework.

  91. of your own

    власний

    Belonging to you and no one else; something that is yours alone.

    I want to have a house of my own someday.

  92. on fire

    горить

    Something is burning with flames.

    The house is on fire and we need to call the firefighters.

  93. on purpose

    навмисне

    Deliberately, and not by accident.

    He broke the cup on purpose because he was angry.

  94. once again

    ще раз

    Something happens one more time after it happened before.

    I forgot my keys once again this morning.

  95. once more

    ще раз

    One more time; doing something again.

    Can you read the story once more?

  96. one day

    колись

    one day/some day/one of these days

    At some time in the future that you do not know exactly when.

    One day, I want to visit Paris and see the Eiffel Tower.

  97. others

    інші

    Other people or things; not you or the ones you already talked about.

    I like apples, but others prefer oranges.

  98. prepare yourself

    готуватися

    Get ready for something that is going to happen soon.

    Prepare yourself for a cold shower — the water is very cold today.

  99. quite a while

    досить довго

    A long time; a period that is longer than a few minutes or hours.

    I haven't seen my friend for quite a while, maybe two months.

  100. remain calm

    залишатися спокійним/відкритим

    remain calm/open, etc.

    Stay in the same state or condition without changing.

    Please remain calm when the teacher gives you instructions.

  101. right away

    негайно

    right away/now/after

    Very soon; without waiting; immediately when something happens or will happen.

    I will help you right away.

  102. shortly afterwards

    невдовзі після цього

    shortly afterwards; shortly after/before sth

    A short time after something happens; not long after.

    We arrived at the station, and shortly afterwards, the train came.

  103. smell of

    пахнути

    smell of/like; smell delicious/horrible, etc.

    To have a particular odor or scent that you notice with your nose.

    The flowers smell delicious in the garden.

  104. so did we

    я теж

    so did we/so have I/so is mine, etc.

    A way to say that you did the same thing as someone else, or that something is also true for you.

    My friend loved the movie, and so did I.

  105. some kind of

    якийсь

    Used when you are not sure exactly what something is.

    I heard some kind of noise outside last night.

  106. somebody's call

    чиєсь рішення

    sb's call

    It is someone's decision or choice to make.

    Should we go to the park or stay home? It's your call.

  107. somebody's fault

    чиясь вина

    sb's fault

    Responsibility for something bad that has happened.

    The accident was not my fault; it was your fault.

  108. somebody's past

    чиєсь минуле

    sb's past

    The things that happened to a person in their life before now.

    She doesn't like to talk about her past.

  109. speak about

    говорити про щось

    speak about/of sth

    To talk about something; to say words about a topic or person.

    My teacher spoke about the importance of reading books every day.

  110. straight away

    зараз же

    Right now, without waiting or delaying.

    I will call you straight away when I finish work.

  111. take a break

    робити перерву

    take a break/rest, etc.

    Stop working or doing something for a short time to rest.

    I was studying hard, so I took a break to drink some water.

  112. take advantage of

    скористатися чимось

    take advantage of sth

    Use something good that is available to you.

    I took advantage of the free coffee at the hotel.

  113. take place

    відбуватися

    To happen or occur at a specific time or location.

    The birthday party will take place at the park tomorrow afternoon.

  114. that kind of thing

    щось таке

    Something similar to what you just mentioned; something of the same type.

    I like coffee, tea, and that kind of thing in the morning.

  115. that sort of thing

    такі речі

    Similar things like the one you just mentioned.

    I like coffee, tea, and that sort of thing in the morning.

  116. that's it

    готово

    Said when something ends, or when you finish doing something.

    I finished my homework — that's it, I'm done!

  117. the best

    найкращий

    Better than all others of the same type.

    This chocolate cake is the best dessert I have ever eaten.

  118. the dark

    темрява

    A place or time with no light, where you cannot see.

    My little brother is afraid of the dark.

  119. the first

    перший

    The person or thing that comes before all others in order or time.

    She was the first student to arrive at school this morning.

  120. the following day

    наступного дня/ранку тощо

    the following day/morning, etc.

    The day or time that comes after today or the day you are talking about.

    I arrived on Monday, and the following day I went to the market.

  121. the girls

    дівчата

    Young female people or women, often friends or family members you know.

    I went to the park with the girls yesterday.

  122. the heart of

    центр чогось

    the heart of sth

    The most important or central part of something.

    The heart of the city is where all the shops and restaurants are.

  123. the other day

    днями/тижнями тому

    the other day/week, etc.

    A way to say something happened a few days or weeks ago, but not exactly when.

    I saw my friend at the store the other day.

  124. the other side

    інший бік/кінець

    the other side/end (of sth)

    The opposite part or place of something, like the other part of a street or room.

    My house is on the other side of the street.

  125. the public

    громадськість

    All the people in a country or area, not a special group.

    The public can visit the museum on weekends.

  126. the same

    однаковий

    Equal or identical; not different.

    My sister and I like the same music.

  127. the same thing

    те саме

    Two or more people or things that are identical or exactly alike in every way.

    She ordered coffee and I ordered coffee too—we got the same thing.

  128. the truth

    правда

    The facts about something that are real and correct, not false or made up.

    I told my mother the truth about breaking the vase.

  129. there's no doubt

    без сумніву

    This means something is certainly true; you are very sure about it.

    There's no doubt that learning English is important for your future.

  130. things

    речі

    Objects or items that you can see, touch, or use in your daily life.

    I put my things in my bag before I go to school.

  131. things like that

    речі на кшталт цього

    Other similar things; things in the same group or type.

    I like pizza, burgers, things like that.

  132. think of

    згадувати про

    think of sth

    Have an idea or memory about someone or something in your mind.

    I think of my grandmother when I see flowers.

  133. two weeks away

    через два тижні

    two weeks/five hours, etc. away

    Something will happen or you will reach a place after a certain amount of time.

    My birthday is two weeks away.

  134. up to

    до

    up to/until/till, etc.

    A time or point when something stops or ends.

    I work until 5 o'clock in the afternoon.

  135. What's up?

    Як справи?

    A friendly greeting used to say hello and ask how someone is.

    You see your friend in the morning and say, 'What's up?'

  136. with the help of

    за допомогою чогось

    with the help of sth

    Using something or someone to make a task easier.

    I built a bookshelf with the help of my friend.

  137. without delay

    без зволікання

    Right now; do something very soon and do not wait.

    Please send me the document without delay.

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