September Vocabulary Flashcards

devastating

Extremely harmful or upsetting. "The earthquake had a ___ impact." (руйнівний)

self-effacing

Modest; not trying to attract attention. "She has a ___ sense of humour." (скромний)

pertinent

Relevant and appropriate. "He made ___ comments during the discussion." (доречний)

cogent

Clear, logical, and convincing. "She presented a ___ argument." (переконливий)

gauge their reaction

To judge how someone responds. "Watch closely to ___." (оцінювати реакцію)

address issues

To deal with or discuss problems."The documentary ___ climate change."[Порушувати або вирішувати проблеми]

in a long run

over a prolonged period of time. "In the ___, investing in education pays off for society as a whole." [в довгостроковій перспективі]

raise funds

to collect money for a specific purpose. "The organization aims to ___ for local charities this year." [залучити кошти]

to be fuelled

to be energized or motivated by something. "His passion for the project seemed to ___ a whole new level of creativity." [бути підживленим]

to bestow our benevolence on people

to show kindness and generosity towards people. "We should strive to ___ our ___ on those in need." [служити добром людям]

benevolent

kind and charitable towards others. "Her ___ nature makes her a beloved member of the community." [доброчинний]

turn a blind eye to

to ignore or overlook something undesirable. "It's tempting to ___ the small mistakes when the project is going well." [закривати очі на]

hardles

difficulties or obstacles in life. "We all face ___, but it’s how we respond that matters." [перешкоди]

penniless

having no money at all. "After losing his job, he found himself completely ___ for the first time in years." [безгрошовий]

broke

having little or no money. "After paying the bills, he realized he was completely ___ until payday." [бідний]

rolling in money

extremely poor. "The area was known for its ____, with many families struggling to survive." [бідний]

wealthy and prosperous. "She grew up in an ___ neighborhood, surrounded by luxury homes." [заможний]

to manage one's finances properly. "We need to find ways to ___ if we want to save for a vacation." [зводити кінці з кінцями]

areas characterized by a lack of resources and services. "The charity focuses on providing support to ___ in the city." [бідні райони]

to spend only what one can afford. "It's crucial for us to ___ if we want financial stability." [жити за коштами]

extremely poor and without any means of support. "The homeless man was living in ___ on the streets." [нещасний]

meadow

A ___ is a field or area of land that is covered in grass and wildflowers. "The children loved to play in the ___ during the summer afternoons." [луг]

wooded slopes

___ are inclines or hilly areas covered with trees. "We hiked up the ___ to enjoy the view from the top." [лісисті схили]

moorland

___ is an area of uncultivated land covered with heather and sometimes boggy. "We walked for miles across the ___, taking in the rugged scenery." [пустир]

undergrowth

___ refers to the dense vegetation that grows under the canopy of trees. "The deer moved quietly through the ___, avoiding any predators." [підлісок]

forest canopy

The ___ is the upper layer of a forest where the tops of trees are found. "Birds often build their nests high up in the ___ to stay safe from ground predators." [лісова крона]

___ means officially recognized and protected as a natural area. "The area was ___ to preserve its unique wildlife and landscapes." [оприлюднено як національний парк]

To ___ means to navigate a river or stream by moving a boat with oars. "We decided to ___ the river on a sunny Saturday." [грести вниз по]

___ is the ability to understand and manage personal finance effectively. "Schools should teach ___ to help students make informed financial decisions." [фінансова грамотність]

To ___ means to reduce spending or conserve resources, often due to financial constraints. "After losing his job, he had to ___ to make ends meet." [затягнути пасок]

___ means having an excessive amount of wealth. "They live in a mansion because they're ___ from their successful business." [незчисленна кількість грошей]

___ suggests someone who is very wealthy or affluent. "His lifestyle makes it seem like he is truly ___." [має багато грошей]

___ refers to someone who requires assistance or support, especially financially. "The charity helps families who are ___ during difficult times." [потребує]

___ is likely a misspelling; if referring to hurdles, it means obstacles or challenges that must be overcome. "She faced many ___ in her career but persevered nonetheless." [перешкоди]

___ means to summarize something briefly. "The presentation was long, but you can explain it ___ in just a few sentences." [коротко кажучи]

___ is used to clarify or rephrase something previously stated. "He was late to the meeting, ___ he missed the important discussion." [тобто]

___ means completely or without qualification. "She was ___ surprised by the unexpected news." [абсолютно]

___ refers to a complete and total failure or catastrophe. "The project turned out to be an ___ and everyone was disappointed." [котрий цілком провалився]

___ means filled with many living organisms or people. "The garden was ___ during the summer months with plants and insects." [плисти життям]

___ means not having any burdens or obstacles. "After years of debt, she finally felt ___ and ready to move forward." [без зобов'язань]

___ refer to mountain ranges or hills that are far away from the observer. "We could see the ___ in the background as we drove through the valley." [віддалені хребти]

To ___ means to dismiss something as unimportant or not worth concern. "When criticized, he decided to ___ and focus on his work instead." [ігнорувати]

___ means to be constantly worried or anxious about something. "She tends to ___ over small problems that most people wouldn't even notice." [турбуватися]