Arakin 4 kurs new 001 176. indd

PHRASES AND COLLOCATIONS
1. to cheat in exams 
8. to stumble through
2. to tick the day off 
9. to struggle one’s way
3. to swot up, to cram, 
10. to win through
4. to keep an eye open
11. to cut smb short
5. to mark and grade the 
12. to rally one’s thoughts
papers
13. to call out,
6. to come out
to roll call names
(about results) 
14. to raise/lower one’s
7. to get through 
voice
ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY
1. 
annoy
vt/i 
1) to make a little angry, especially by repeated acts; 
to disturb and nervously upset a person: 
Wilfred did not want to pay 
too much attention to Fleur, he was afraid of annoying her:
Sin.
bother
2) persistent interrupting, interrupting with or intruding on until 
the victim is angry or upset: 
Clouds of flies annoyed our horses
.
Syn
. worry
Ant
. soothe, comfort
to be annoyed at / over smth
: 
He was annoyed at the boy’s stupidity.
to be annoyed with smb.
: 
The old woman was annoyed with the 
noisy children.
annoying
 a 
causing one to feel annoyed, as annoying manners: 
How annoying...! The annoying thing about it is that I keep thinking 
about Lilly.
Syn
. irritating, troublesome
2. chatter
vi
1) to talk quickly or foolishly or without a stop: 
The 
two girls chattered merrily unaware of Roger’s presence.
2) to make 
quick indistinct sounds: 
The sparrows were chattering on the roof of 
the cottage.
3) to strike the lower and upper teeth together from cold 
or fever: 
She was so frightened that her teeth chattered.