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Interviewing Ingmar Bergman




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- , 1918 . . (1945), (1956), (1957), (1958), (1963), (1978) , . I.Bergman . . . , . , , . , .

 

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ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY

VOCABULARY NOTES

Exercise 1, p. 49

1. point n - 1) , , , as the point of a pin (needle, pen, pencil, stick) - (, , , );

the point of a knife (a weapon) - (); the point of a tool - () ;

12. ;

4.6 (four point six) - ;

13., , , ;

The point is that it is no ordinary case. - , . ( , .)

I don't see your point. - , ( ).

You've missed the whole point. - , to the point - (, ..); to come to the point - ( ); I wish he would come to the point. - 11 .

to speak (to stick, to keep, to be) to the point - no ;

Your answer is not to the point. - ( ).

to be off/beside the point - , , ;

"four answer is off the point. - (i ic ).

to make a point of doing smth. - -. , (, -., -. , - 1.1 -.

He made a point of reading English every day. O -.

3. , ;

to agree (or disagree) on some points - ( ) ().

We disagreed on several points. - .

4. , , ;

one's weak point - -. , ;

one's strong point - -. ;

Singing is not his strong point. - .

5. , ;

What's your point in coming? - ?

There is no (not much) point in doing that. - . ( .)

His remarks lack point. - .

6. ();

a turning point in one's life - -.

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At this point in his reflection he paused. - .

When it came to the point, he refused to help. - ( ), .

to be on the point of doing smth. - -. ( );

was on the point of leaving. - . ( / - .)

7. . , () ;

boiling (freezing, melting) point - / (, /);

8. , ;

scored 23 points. - 23 ().

9. , , ;

a point of view - ;

My point of view is different. - .

to point vt/i - 1) , (, ..)

pointed to a large building. - .

2) to point out - , -.

The teacher pointed out several mistakes in the composition (to the student). - () .

pointless - , ; pointless questions, remarks - ,

2. dream - 1) , ; to have bad dreams - ; to awake from a dream - ; I had a funny dream last night. - () . 2) , ;

She had dreams of being an actress. - .

to dream vi - 1) , , ; (of) npeim. . . , ;

Don't waste your time dreaming. - He .

I never dreamt of suspecting him. - .

2) , ; often dreams. - (). Stop dreaming and get on with your work. - ( ) .

dreamy adj - 1) , , ; 2) , ; 3) , ; dreamy eyes - ;

John lay listening to the dreamy music. - , .

dreamer adj - , 3- mix vt/i - , ; Mix the eggs with milk before you fry them. - , . Oil and water will not mix. - , to mix up - ;

Don't mix up these two words. - He . She mixes up these two sounds. - .

 

to be mixed up in smth. - - iiim; I won't be mixed up in this affair. - . .

mixer - 1) ; 2) (. good mixer);

is a good (bad) mixer. - (), mixed adj - 1) , ; mixed school - ; mixed feelings - () (- );

We were a mixed company. - ./ , .

2) , , ; Everything has got mixed in my head. - . ( .) You are getting mixed. - - . 4. suspicion - ; to arouse suspicion - ; His manner aroused suspicion. - .

above suspicion - ;

is above suspicion - .

on suspicion - ;

was arrested on suspicion of murder. - .

under suspicion - ; is under suspicion. - , suspicious adj - 1) , ;

a suspicious-looking man was seen in the street. - . 2) , ;

to be (to feel) suspicious of smb. about smth. - -. -.;

to get suspicious of smb. about smth. - -. -.;

The people were at first suspicious of the newcomer. - ( ) / ( ) .

to suspect vt - 1) ;

to suspect smb. of smth. - -. -.; He was suspected of theft. - . 2) , ; , ; I suspected that he was insincere. - /, .

5) conscious adj - 1) , ; to be conscious of one's mistakes (guilt, faults, danger) - ( , , );

to be conscious of smb.'s presence (a pain, etc.) - -. ( ..); syn. aware

ant. unconscious, unaware - (), ;

10.; ;

Man is a conscious being. - . spoke with conscious superiority. - .

11. ;

The old man was conscious to the last. - .

ant. unconscious - , ;

She lay unconscious until the doctor gave her an injection. - , .

self-conscious - , ; She is too self-conscious to feel at ease among strangers. - , ( ); consciousness - 1) ; to lose consciousness - = to faint; The blow caused him to lose consciousness. - .

to recover (regain) consciousness = to come to - it , ;

He did not recover (regain) consciousness until two hours.li ter the accident. - ( ).

11. interfere vi- 1) (in) ();

to interfere in a matter (in an argument, in one's affairs) - -. ( , -. ); 2) (with) , ;

to interfere with one's independence - -. ;

Don't interfere with me. - He / . Something always interferes. - - .

I hope I'm not interfering? - , / ?

interfering adj - , , ;

interfering people - ; interference - ; ( );

11. constant - 1) , ; constant complaints - () ;

suffered from constant sleeplessness. - ;

2) , , ; has been constant in his devotion to scientific studies. - . syn. permanent ant. temporary - ; constantly adv - ,

11. resist vt 1) , ; to resist the enemy - ;

to resist an attack - , ;

to resist authority (police) - ();

2) , , ( -.); to resist temptation - ; could resist no longer. - . She can't resist chocolates. - , .

couldn't resist her suggestion (will, charm, fascination). - ( , , ).

one cannot resist doing smth. - -. ...

She couldn't resist making jokes about his boldness. - /, resistance - 1) , ; to break down the enemy's resistance - /;

to make/offer no (little) resistance - ( );

2) , - ; ;

wrinkle-resistant fabric - ; An aircraft has to overcome the resistance of the air. - ( ) .

She baked the pie in a heat-resistant dish. - .

the line of least resistance - ;

At the beginning of his career Andrew Manson never followed the line of least resistance. - ( ) ;

irresistible - , ; ; On this hot day the sea was irresistible. - . 9. reflect vt/i - 1) ;

The mirror reflected her face. - .

11. ;

His behavior reflects his upbringing. - - .

His success reflects credit on his trainer. - .

11. , ;

The old man reflected on his past. - / .

I must reflect on what answer to make. - - m.i i i> , , reflection - 1) ; the reflection of light - ;

11., ;

was lost in reflection. - .

on reflection - ; ; On reflection he agreed with our plan. - , .

11., ;

We waited to hear his reflections on the book's merits. - , .

10. to admire - 1) ; 2) ;

to admire smb.'s presence of mind (smb. for his courage) - - (- );

to admire a picture (a statue, etc.) - / ( ..) admirable - ;

I think it would be an admirable opportunity. - , / .

admiration - , ; to have (to feel) admiration for smb. - - ;

to win (to arouse) smb.'s admiration - () - .





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