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Татьяна english The Thursday Murder Club
Урок добавлен 22.10.24, 3 интерактивных упражнения.

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Shoulder some of the blame:
Deserving attention or recognition; significant or remarkable.
Enforced with vigour:
A dismissive phrase meaning "I don't want to hear it" or "don't bother me with that."
By the by:
To take on or accept part of the responsibility for something that went wrong.
Noteworthy:
A side note or something said incidentally; not the main topic.
Ruse:
Tightening or pressing the lips together, often showing disapproval, concentration, or doubt.
Bob’s your uncle:
A British phrase meaning "there you have it" or "it’s as simple as that."
Fat chance of that:
A clever trick or deceptive tactic used to mislead or deceive.
Spare me:
A sarcastic way of saying that something is very unlikely to happen.
Pursing of the lips:
Strongly or strictly applied, with great energy or determination.
When fault is shared for what went wrong,
And someone bears a burden strong.
What phrase describes this heavy game,
Where someone "..."?
By the by
When tricksters plot a clever scheme,
To fool someone, or so it seems.
What word describes this crafty news?
It’s simply known as a cunning "..."
noteworthy
When rules are strong and held so tight,
With all the force and might of right.
What phrase describes this law’s loud trigger,
A rule that’s "..."?
enforced with vigour
When one’s mouth tightens, thin and tight,
A sign of discontent or fight.
What phrase describes this subtle quip,
Expressed through "..."?
spare me
When someone adds a side remark,
Not the main point, just a spark.
What phrase is used to wave it high,
And softly mention, "..."?
pursing of the lips
When one hears tales they can't believe,
And want no more—just want reprieve.
What phrase do they use to make it clear,
"Enough of this! Just '....' here!"
shoulders some of the blame
When something stands out from the crowd,
Deserving praise, clear and loud.
A word for things that make you stare,
A special moment that’s "..." rare.
ruse
When things work out, and all is done,
It’s simpler than you thought, quite fun.
What phrase wraps up the quick hustle?
You say, "That’s it—now ...!"
Bob’s your uncle
When odds are slim, the hope is small,
And something’s not likely at all.
What phrase describes this doubtful spat?
You’d say there’s a "...!"
fat chance of that
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