переполненный,многолюдный. having a lot of people or too many peopleThe bus was very ...ed.
crowd
nounтолпаa ... is a very large group of people in a place, for example in a shopping centre or at a sports eventThere was a huge ... waiting to get in...
creation
созданиеthe act of creating something, or the thing that is createdSince its ... in 2003, the company has made over a million cars.
pass
verbпасовать мячin a sport like football, if you ... the ball, you send it to another player on your team without letting an opponent get the ball.Roo...
strengthen
verbto become physically strongerукреплятьI do exercises every morning to ... my muscles.
place a bet
collocationсделать ставкуI want to p... a b... on the next race (make a bet).
away
adverbна чужом поле,на выездеWe've played ... for our last three games.
prevent someone from doing something
collocationпредотвращать кого-то чтобы сделать что-тоThey try to p.... the other team f... scoring.
ban on something
collocation запрет на что-тоThere is a b... o... traffic in the town centre.
kick
verbударятьif you ... something, you hit it with your foot.I slipped when I was trying to ... the ball.
earn
verbзарабатыватьmoney you ... is the money you are paid for doing your jobTop football players ... millions of pounds a year.
earnings
nounзаработок,доход,прибыльthe money that you earn for the work that you doAverage ... rose again last year.
betting
the act of risking money, etc. on the unknown result of an eventставка(как действие)My father always warned me against ...
handle
nounручкаa ... is the part of a device or tool that you hold in your hand when you are using it or if you have to pick it up.A plastic bucket with a m...
be banned from doing something
запретить кому-то делать что-тоcollocationHe has been b...f... driving for a year.
throw
nounthe act of throwing something, especially a ball or diceбросокIt was a good ... that went straight to the player.
contrast
nounпротивоположностьa ... is a very noticeable difference between two things. If one thing is in contrast to another, it is very differentAfter a wee...
make a mistake
collocationсделать ошибкуThe government has m... a number of serious m...s in the past year.
bet
verbif you ..., you try to win money by saying who you think will win a race or game, ставить на что-тоPeople now ... on the results of the races.
season ticket
nounпроездной(транспорт) или сезонный билет(игра)a...ticket is a single ticket that allows you to go into a sports stadium or to make a journey by bus...
main aim
collocationглавная цельWhat are the m... a.... of the project?
lose
verbnot winпроигрыватьEngland ... to Wales by just three points.
throw
verbбросатьif you ...something, you make it go through the air using a quick action to release it from your handHow far can you ... a rugby ball?
race
nouncоревнование,гонкаa competition between people, animals, vehicles, etc. to see which one is the faster or fastestWho do you think will win the ......
cheat
verbжульничатьif you ..., you deliberately break the rules in an exam or game in order to do wellI'm sure my brother ....s when he plays cards.
pass
noun(in some sports) an act of hitting or throwing the ball to another player in your teamпасThat was a perfect ... from Rooney to Owen.
impose a ban
collocationввести запретThe judge ...ed a five-year travel b...
create
verbсоздаватьto ... something means to make it start to existThe government has promised to ...10,000 new jobs in a year.
win
verbвыигрыватьif you ... a competition or game, you do better than everyone else who is taking partI once ... a medal in a running race at school.
lift a ban
collocationотменить запретThe b... on public meetings was ...ed in April.
kick
nounударa movement with the foot or the leg, usually to hit something with the footIf the door won't open, give it a ...
away
adjectiveиграющий на чужом полеThe ... team are/is wearing white.
supporter/fan
nounболельщикa person who supports a particular sports teamAt the end of the match, lots of ...s ran onto the pitch.
feature
nounособенность,характеристикаa typical quality or an important part of somethingA car with a lot of special ...s.
bet (something) on something
collocation ставить (что-то) на что-то I b... £5 o... Arsenal to win the cup.
violent
adjectiveжестокий,насильственныйI can't understand his ... behaviour.
bet (someone) that
collocationпоспорить с кем-то, чтоI b...you t... Mo Farah will win the next Olympics.
aim
nounwhat somebody is trying to achieveцель Her ... was to become a famous writer.
cheat/cheater
noun обманщик,человек, который жульничает, особенно в игреa person who cheats, especially in a gameHe accused me of being a ...
aim
verbif you ... to do something, you try or plan to do it successfully стремиться,нацелитьсяI ... to make a million pounds by the time I'm 30.
score
nounсчетThe ... in a match is the number of points each player or team has.What's the ...?
home
домашний,хозяйский, adjectivein a sports competition, the ... team is the team whose pitch is being used for the matchThe ... team are/is wearing red.
ugliness
nounthe fact of being unpleasant to look atуродствоThere is so much ... in the world.
time
nounhow long somebody takes to run a race or complete an eventвремяMy best ... for the 200 metres is 23.7 seconds.
winner
nouna person, a team, an animal, etc. that wins somethingпобедительThe ... will receive $25,000
draw/tie
nouna game in which both teams or players finish with the same number of pointsничьяBournemouth scored in the last minute to get a ...
medal
nounмедальa ... is a small round metal object that you sometimes get as a prize for winning a sports competition.I won a ... at our school sports day.
winning
adjectivethat wins or has won something, for example a race or competitionвыигрышный,победныйHe won the race in a ... time of 3 minutes 47 seconds.
in/by contrast
collocationв противоположность сказанному, противоположно Buses run till midnight; i.../b......c... the trains stop running at 10.
violence
насилие,uncount... is behaviour in which people fight or hiteach other.The sport was banned for a while because of ....
prevention
nounthe act of stopping something bad from happeningпрофилактика,предотвращение.... of disease is better than treatment.
pace
noun,singularтемп, существительное в единственном числе. the ... of something is how fast it moves or changes. If an athlete sets the ..., he or she g...
race
verbif you ... somewhere, you go there very fast. In sport, if you ..., you try to go a certain distance faster than the other people in the competiti...
ugly
adjectiveуродливыйsomething that is ... does not look very nice at all.It was a very large and rather ...car.
throw something at something or someone
collocationбросить что-то во что-то или кого-тоSome of the protestors t... stones a... the police.
prevent
предотвратитьif you ... something, you stop it from happeningWarming up properly before exercise will help to... injuries.
outcome
nounрезультат, исход, итогthe ...of a process or activity is the final result of itThe final ... was disappointing.
score
verbзабивать или набирать очки или баллыif you ..., you succeed in getting a point during a game.I ...ed twice but we still lost.
by mistake
collocationпо ошибкеI kicked a ball through my neighbour's window b...m...
gold/silver/bronze medal
collocationзолотая/серебряная/бронзовая медаль.Steve Redgrave has won five ... medals at the Olympics.
bounce
noun отскок,скачек,прыжокthe action of moving up and down on a surfaceTry to catch the ball on the second ....
ban
nounзапретan official rule that says that something is not allowedThe public smoking ... was introduced in 2007.
strength
noun,uncount... is physical power that you get from your musclesсилаWhich sport do you think needs the most ...?
mistake
nounошибкаif you make a ..., you do something wrong or bad, although you did not intend to. I didn't make a single ... in the maths exam.
bounce
verbподпрыгивать,отскакиватьif you ..., you jump up and down on a soft surface. If a ball ...s, it comes back after hitting a surfaceDo you like ...in...
ban
verbзапрещатьif someone in authority ... something, they do notallow it.They ....ed mobile phones in the classroom.
originally
adverbпервоначальноif you describe how something ... happened, you are talking about how it started.The game ... involved two teams on horses.
beat
verbif you ... someone in a game or competition, you win,побеждать кого-тоMy brother always ...s me when we play chess.
bet
nounan arrangement to risk money, etc. on the result of a particular event; the money that you risk in this way, ставка I had a £5 ... on the result.
opponent
противникan ... is someone who is competing against youYou have to try and get the ball in your ....'s net.
support
verbболетьif you ... a sports team, they are your favourite team and you always want them to win, and you watch them play whenever you can.Who do you...
earn money
collocationзарабатывать деньгиI deliver newspapers before school in the morning to e... some m...
set
verbзадавать, устанавливатьif an athlete ...s the pace, he or she goes at a fast speed and the other competitors have to try and go at that speed too....
draw/tie
verbсыграть в ничьюif you ... a sports match or game, you finish with the same number of points as the other person or team.We ... our last match 1—1.
aim to do something
collocationстремиться сделать что-тоPlayers a... t... kick or head the ball into the net
feature
verbпредставлять что-то или кого-тоto ... something or someone means to include it as an important partThe Olympic Games ... around thirty sports.
home
nounдом (в играх)I prefer playing at ... because we have more supporters there.
DJ/deejay
verbработать диджеемto perform as a disc jockey, especially in a clubCan you come back and ... for us again next week?
banned
adjectiveif something is...., it is not allowed to happenbecause of a law or ruleзапрещенныйThe sport was ... for a while because of violence
DJ/deejay
nounдиджейsomeone who chooses the music in a club or at an event and plays the CDs or records.The ... plays Brazilian music while the game is going on...
time
verbзасекать времяif you ... something, you measure how long it takesI don't usually ... myself, but I think I can swim 100 metres in about two minute...
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