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Close-up Unit 1 Personally Speaking Student'S Book p.6-7 How does fear spread? facial expression-saხis gamometyveleba
Close-up Unit 1 Personally Speaking Student'S Book p.6-7 How does fear spread? facial expression-saხis gamometyveleba
UNIT 1
Personally Speaking
STUDENT’S BOOK
p.6-7 How does fear spread?
p.8-9
desperate-სასოწარკვეთილი;
disastrous-დამანგრეველი; დამღუპველი;
to cope with -შეგუება; გამკლავება;
severe-მწვავე;
amazement-გაოცება;
confidence-რწმენა;
to be down – to be depressed
P.18 Globalisation
outsourcing - a practice used by different companies to reduce costs by transferring the entire
factory or portions of work to outside suppliers rather than completing it
internally in order to save costs; warmoebis mTlianad an nawilobriv
gadatana dabalxarjian regionebSi xarjebis dasazogad;
p. Ex. H
1. When in Rome + when in Rome do as the Romans do – sadac waxval, iqauri qudi
Daixure;
Not for all the tea in China - not for anything at all; used to say that nothing could persuade you
to do something;
Too many chiefs and not enough Indians – too many people want to be the leader, and not
enough people are willing to follow to do the detail work;
pardon my French – excuse my use of sweat words or taboo words (does not refer to real French)
bodiSi gamoTqmisTvis, magram...;
It’s all Greek to me – I don’t understand what is written or said;
It’s just Chinese whispers- Inaccurately transmitted gossip; :gafuWebuli telefoni”
UNIT 2
.
One World
WORKBOOK
A
part and parcel- ganuyofeli nawili;
Fascinating - inspiring a great interest or attraction; syn. captivating; charming;
p.12
to shroud –to wrap; to cover, envelop, or hide; Semosva;
hotspot- a popular place of entertainment:
2. 2) a place of significant activity, danger, or violence. cxeli wertili;
p.1
bazaar – market; marketplace;
vendor – seller dealer, merchant, salesperson;
nomad – migrant, traveller; momTabare;
p. 14
to have a go – to make an attempt; to try;
p.15
ordeal [Ɔ:'di:l] – mkacri gamocda;
dusk – bindi; Sebindeba;
p. 17
tough time- mZime dro;
UNIT 3
STAR QUALITY
STUDENT’S BOOK
p.32-33 The Search for CLEOPATRA
p. 34-35
account -a verbal or written report, description, or narration of some occurrence, event, etc
chubby –[t∫˄bi]plump and round; fat;
p.36-37
amateur- ['æmₔtₔ]a person who engages in an activity, esp a sport, as a pastime rather than
professionally or for gain; moyvaruli;
mission -a specific task or duty assigned to a person or group of people
p. 42
warlord-mxedarTmTavari; a military leader of a nation or part of a nation, esp. one who is
accountable to nobody when the central government is weak;
to restore –aRdgena;
justice -the principle of fairness that like cases should be treated alike; samarTali;
to prosper- flourish , thrive , succeed , do well; ayvaveba;
prosperity- the condition of prospering; success or wealth; keTildReoba;
dutiful -exhibiting or having a sense of duty;
foundations -that on which something is founded; basis;
moral -concerned with or relating to human behavior, esp. the distinction between good and bad
or right and wrong behavior;
UNIT 3
STAR QUALITY
WORKBOOK
p.21 The Life of Carol Vincent
Obscurity – gaurkvevloba; obscure – adj.
Lookalike -a person, esp a celebrity, or thing that is the double of another; oreuli;
Dingy - 1) lacking light or brightness; drab 2) dirty; discolored; WuWyiani, uRimRamo, uferuli;
Decomposed - rot, putrefy, decay; lpoba; daSla;
Forensic - relating to, used in, or connected with a court of law;
To track down -to find by tracking or pursuing; kvalSi dadevneba;
Fate -destiny, fortune; bedi; iRbali;
Baronet -(in Britain) a commoner (sazogadoebisTvis cnobili) who holds the lowest;
hereditary(memkvidreobiTi) title of honor, ranking below a baron;
To play tribute – Seitano wvlili;
To nurture -1. breeding, upbringing , training; 2. the act or process of promoting the
development, etc., of a child-xelis Sewyoba; aRzrda;
Wake -up call –1. a telephone call that you can book through an operator or at a hotel to make
sure that you wake up at a particular time;
2. alarm call that it will make one notice something and start to take action.;
gafrTxileba;
tenant -a person who has the use of a house, flat, etc., subject to the payment of rent; mdgmuri;
to evict - to expel (a tenant) from property by process of law; turn out; gasaxleba;
curiosity-cnobismoyvareoba;
spark –naperwkali;
to initiate – wamowyeba; dawyeba;
p.23
astounding-causing amazement and wonder; gansacvifrebeli;
to pledge –Txovna;
UNIT 4
City Living
STUDENT’S BOOK
P.44 Up on the roof
to spring up – to appear or develop suddenly; to sprout, as with a seedling
to come into existence; take on form or shape; gaCena, aRmoceneba;
layer – fena;
to scrape away - to scratch or rasp something off something; .Camofxeka, gawmenda.
Mmocileba, moSoreba
tempting – attracting someone, even if wrong or unwise; macdunebeli;
harsh – uxeSi, mkacri, boroti;
habitat – home, place, environment; sacxovrebeli, adgili, garemo, teritoria,
sod - the ground, especially when covered with grass;
prairie [preₔri] large area of flat, grassy land in North America. Prairies have very few trees.
conventional –traditional; unoriginal; Cveulebrivi, sayovelTaod miRebuli,
tradiciuli;
insulation – izolacia;
to absorb – STanTqma;
to fluctuate- to vary, alter, change, swing; meryeoba;
incentive – motivation, encouragement; stimuli;
in the long run - over or after a long period of time; eventually; sabolood, didi xnis
Semdeg; garkveuli drois Semdeg;
low maintenance - not needing much effort or money;
p.46
alley [æli] - a narrow passage or street with buildings or walls on both sides.
p. 47 Ex. G
ghost-town –- a town that no longer has any people living in it : an abandoned town
Talk of the town – 1. idle gossip or rumor
2. to be the person or subject that everyone is talking about and interested in
Night on the town - an evening when you go to a various places and enjoyenrtainment,
such as dancing, eating in a restaurant or drinking in a bar;
p. 47 Ex. H
p.52
fossil fuel – wiaRiseuli sawvavi (navTobi, gazi, qvanaxSiri, torfi, da a.S.)
to run out (of) – gamoleva, gaTaveba;
to come to a halt – gaCereba, funqcionirebis Sewyveta;
to cease – to stop; Sewyveta;
p. 54 Ex C
uninhibited- Tavisufali, daubrkolebeli;
UNIT 4
City Living
WORKBOOK
p. 29. Ex E
to cater for-to provide, supply; momsaxureba; emsaxurebodes;
to opt for – to choose, select;
P. 30 Ex A
leafy – green;
bustling- busy, active, lively, full of life, full of go;
retreat – v., n.- ukan daxeva;
P. 35 Ex C
to be on the move – moZraobaSi yofna;
Congested – crowded; flocked, gadatvirTuli;
to queue (up for) – rigSi dgoma (raRacisTvis);
leg - mgzavrobis / gzis nawili;
p.36 Ex E
UNIT-5
Tied to Technology
STUDENT’S BOOK
p.60-61
to assemble-Segroveba; awyoba;
to input data –Seitano monacemebi kompiuterSi;
to navigate –manevrireba;
to steer –marTva (mag. manqanis);
bolt-mexi;
bolt struck-mexi daeca;
pack –SefuTul nivTze dawerili informacia;
to expose –miSvera, daucveloba raRacis mimarT;
p.68
passion -a strong affection or enthusiasm for an object, concept, etc; didi grZnoba
revolutionary -radically new or different;
to lose sensation in the limbs –dakargo mgrZnobeloba kidurebSi;
astounding- causing amazement and wonder; bewildering; gasaocari; gamaognebeli;
UNIT-5
Tied to Technology
WORKBOOK
p.37 MAYAN TECHNOLOGY
sophisticated-daxvewili, gamocdili; rTuli, modernizebuli;
remarkable-outstanding , wonderful; SesaniSnavi;
to observe-dakvirveba;
accurate –zusti;
temple –taZari
wheel –borbali
accomplishment- miRweva, Sesruleba;
explorer – mkvlevari
to encounter -to come upon or meet casually or unexpectedly
stretchy –welvadi
by accident-SemTxveviT
latex- [leiteks] a whitish milky fluid containing protein, etc., that is produced by many plants.
Latex
from the rubber tree is used in the manufacture of rubber;
water resistant –wyalgaumtari;
glue –webo;
UNIT 6
Fun, Fun, Fun
STUDENT’S BOOK
P.70
A
leaflet – a little book or a piece of paper containing information about a particular subject.
flyer, flier;
shelter – housing, accommodation, sanctuary; TavSesafari;
B
jaw-dropping - extremely surprising, impressive, or shocking.
C
to squander- to waste (time, money, resources, or opportunities);
to hunch (over) – mokuzva, mxrebis Camoyra; hunch -n- winaTgrZnoba, intuicia;
to be out and about - regularly going out of the house to work, take part in social activity, etc,
to socialize – to meet people, to interact;
shackled – prevented from doing what you want to do. [FORMAL];
mijaWvuli, daborkili, xelfexSekruli;
to indicate –miTiTeba;, miniSneba, Cveneba;
wide range – farTo speqtri, farTo asortimenti (arCevani); didi raodenoba;
D
restless – mousvenari, sanerviulo;
to sample – to try;
to lounge- to sit or lie there in a relaxed or lazy way.
to do something worthwhile – gaako raime Rirebuli;
p. 72 Ex. D
gear – 1. clothing, garments; 2. equipment, tools;
hide and seek – damalobana;
bucket –vedro, CamCa, xapia;
p. 73 Ex. G
to appeal -1. to find sth. attractive or interesting. mowoneba;
e.g. I like the book = the book appeals to me.
2. to make a serious and urgent request to them. Txovna, mowodeba;
p.73 Ex. I
on second thought -after reconsideration; resulting from a revised opinion or a change of mind;
from time to time – sometimes; occasionally; ever so often, once and again, once in a while;
to be at a loose end – to have spare time and not to know what to do with it.
once in a blue moon – very rarely;
to be in two minds – to be unable to decide;
UNIT 6
Fun, Fun, Fun
WORKBOOK
P.44
B
tug of war - 1. (game) a contest in which two teams pull at opposite ends of a rope until one
drags the other over a central line ;
2. a situation in which two evenly matched people or factions are striving to keep or
obtain the same thing;
C
hostility – mtroba; hostile – mtruli;
to catch up with – 1. to talk to (someone) whom one has not seen for some time in order to find
out what they have been doing:
2. to succeed in reaching a person who is ahead of one:
to have a blast - to enjoy doing something very much; to have a great time; to have a lot of fun;
captivated by famous people or by fame itself. feeling or showing great interest in and
admiration for famous people