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(Я, Г: Переместите курсор в пустую область экрана компьютера.)
Переместите курсор в/к пустой* участок/область/зону** (чего?) компьютерного экрана.
*на нём ничего не написано, не напечатано и не записано
**[countable] a particular place on an object
Move /mu?v/ the cursor /?k??s?(r)/ (а) to a blank /bl?nk/ area of the computer /k?m?pju?t?(r)/ (а,а) screen /skri?n/.
• B1 [countable] a particular subject or activity, or an aspect of it
(Я: Финансы – это сфера деятельности Марка.)
(Г: Финансы – это область Марка.)
Финансы* есть Марка область(тема)**.
*(especially British English)(North American English usually financing) [uncountable] money used to run a business, an activity or a project
*(!!!) [uncountable] the activity of managing money, especially by a government or commercial organization
**[countable] a particular subject or activity, or an aspect of it
Finance /?fa?n?ns/, /fa??n?ns/, /f??n?ns/ (э) is Mark's /m??ks/ area.
(Я, Г: В этой области необходимы дополнительные исследования.)
Больше исследования* есть необходимое/нужное в этой области(теме).
*[uncountable] a careful study of a subject, especially in order to discover new facts or information about it
More /m??(r)/ research /r??s??t?/, /?ri?s??t?/ is needed /?ni?d?d/ in this area.
(in this area)
• B2 [countable, uncountable] the amount of space covered by a flat surface or piece of land, described as a measurement
(Я, Г: Измерьте площадь поверхности.)
Измерьте поверхностную площадь*.
*[countable, uncountable] the amount of space covered by a flat surface or piece of land, described as a measurement
Measure /?me??(r)/ (а) the surface /?s??f?s/ area.
(Я: Площадь номера составляет 12 квадратных метров.)
(Г: Площадь комнаты 12 квадратных метров.)
Комната есть 12 квадратных метров в площади.
The room /ru?m/, /r?m/ is 12 /twelv/ square /skwe?/ (а) metres /?mi?t?z/ (э) in area.
(in area)
Попробуйте придумать фразу со словом area. Я вот такую придумал:
The area around /???ra?nd/ (о/э) my village /?v?l?d?/ is a dangerous /?de?nd??r?s/ (э,э/а) place /ple?s/.
arm noun /??m/ рука; рукав
• A1 either of the two long parts that stick out from the top of the body and connect the shoulders to the hands
(Я, Г: Он отделался только сломанной рукой.)
Он сбежал с только сломанной рукой*.
*either of the two long parts that stick out from the top of the body and connect the shoulders to the hands
He escaped /??ske?pt/ with /w??/ only /?o?nli/ a broken /?bro?k?n/ (э) arm.
(Я, Г: Они шли рука об руку)
Они шли* вперёд/вместе_(с кем-то)/к_лучшему_состоянию_или_положению рука в руке.
*[intransitive, transitive] to move or go somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, but without running
They walked /w??kt/ along /??l?n/ (э) arm in arm (= with the arm of one person linked with the arm of the other).
(Я, Г: Она нежно коснулась его руки.)
Она прикоснулась/коснулась/дотронулась/тронула его осторожно/нежно/мягко/тихо/спокойно/кротко* по руке.
*in a way that is soft and light, not strong, extreme or violent
*in a calm, kind and quiet way
*in a way that slopes very gradually
She touched /t?t?t/ him gently /?d?entli/ on the arm.
• A1 the part of a piece of clothing that covers the arm
SYNONYM sleeve /sli?v/ рукав
(Рукава нужно будет укоротить.)
Рукава* будут иметь_потребность укорачивания/сокращения.
*the part of a piece of clothing that covers the arm
The arms /??mz/ will /w?l/ need /ni?d/ shortening /????tn?n/.
Попробуйте придумать фразу со словом arm. Я вот такую придумал:
The dinosaur /?da?n?s??(r)/ (э) has short /???t/ arms.
around preposition /??ra?nd/ (о/э) вокруг; за, из-за; по
(especially North American English)
(British English usually round /ra?nd/)
• A1 surrounding somebody/something; on each side of something
(Я: Дом построен вокруг центрального внутреннего двора.)
Дом есть построенный вокруг* центрального внутреннего_двора**.
*surrounding somebody/something; on each side of something
**an open space that is partly or completely surrounded by buildings and is usually part of a castle, a large house, etc.
The house /ha?s/ is built /b?lt/ around a central /?sentr?l/ (о) courtyard /?k??tj??d/.
• A1 on, to or from the other side of somebody/something
Наш дом есть просто/прямо/точно* за** углом.
*simply
*by a small amount
*exactly
**on, to or from the other side of somebody/something
Our house /ha?s/ is just /d??st/ around the corner /?k??n?(r)/ (а).
Автобус приехал из-за изгиба*.
*[countable] a curve or turn, especially in a road or river
The bus /b?s/ came /ke?m/ around the bend /bend/.
• A1 in a circle
(Г: Они гуляли вокруг озера.)
Они шли* вокруг** озера.
*[intransitive, transitive] to move or go somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, but without running
**in a circle
They walked /w??kt/ around the lake /le?k/.
• A1 in or to many places in an area
(Г: Они ходили по городу в поисках места, где можно поесть.)
Они шли по* городку** смотрящие/глядящие для (находясь в поиске) места есть/кушать.
*in or to many places in an area
**[countable, uncountable] a place with many houses, shops, etc. where people live and work. It is larger than a village but smaller than a city.
They walked /w??kt/ around the town /ta?n/ looking /?l?k?n/ for a place /ple?s/ to eat /i?t/.
Попробуйте придумать фразу с предлогом around. Я вот такую придумал:
The roses /?ro?z?z/ are planted /?pl??nt?d/ around my house /ha?s/.
oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com:
around / round / about
1. Around and round can often be used with the same meaning in British English, though around is more formal:
• The earth goes round/around the sun.
• They live round/around the corner.
• We travelled round/around India.
• She turned round/around when I came in.
In North American English only around can be used in these meanings.
2. Around, round and about can also sometimes be used with the same meaning in British English:
• The kids were running around/round/about outside.
• I’ve been waiting around/round/about to see her all day.
In North American English only around can be used in these meanings. About or around can be used in both British English and North American English to mean ‘approximately’:
• We left around/about 8 o’clock.
