accuracy noun точность the fact of being exact or

correct.

achieve (your) objective достижение своих целей

phrase

acquire a (new/second) language изучать новый язык/

phrase приобретать второй язык

acquisition noun усвоение/ приобретение the process of getting something

attain verb достигать to achieve something, especially

after a lot of work

barely perceptible phrase едва различимый/ощутимый that can be seen, heard, or

noticed:

bequeath verb завещать to formally arrange to give

someone something after you
die

bilingual adjective двуязычный able to use two languages

equally well:

brush up phrasal verb освежить/ восстановить to improve your knowledge of

знания something already learned but
partly forgotten:

capacity noun the ability to do, experience, or

understand something

catch what someone says idiom

clearly on the increase phrase

command noun control over someone or

( to be in command of sth something and responsibility for
to have command over of sth him, her, or it:
to take command of)

competence noun способность the ability to do something well

conduct research phrase to organize and carry out

research into something

content noun the subject or ideas contained in

something written, said, created,
or represented

contribution noun вклад something that you contribute or

do to help produce or achieve
something together with other
people, or to help make
something successful

controversial adjective спорный/ противоречивый causing disagreement or

discussion
 надежный/ убедительный able to be believed or trusted
credible adjective
сокращение/снижение to gradually become less, worse,
decline verb or lower

самоотверженность the willingness to give a lot of

dedication noun time and energy to something
because it is important:

demonstrate skill phrase

снижение to move to a lower level, or
drop verb cause something to move to a
lower level

возникающий/ starting to exist or to become

emergent adjective формирующийся/ новый known
/ɪˈmɜr·dʒənt/
(issues, challenges, rules, rights)
компетентность/опыт a high level of knowledge or
expertise noun skill
/ˌek.spɜːˈtiːz/
разоблачать to make public something bad or
expose verb something that is not honest

разоблачение a situation in which something

exposure noun bad that you have done is made
public
focus (your) attention phrase
вставить своё слово to speak or express one's
get a word in edgeways idiom opinion despite other people
dominating the conversation

get accustomed to phrase привыкнуть к

get the wrong end of the stick
idiom
get to the point idiom
get rusty phrase
get to grips with phrase
to think/start to think that
something is normal or natural
because you have experienced it
regularly over a period of time
понять всё не так
to not understand a situation
correctly
ближе к делу
to reach the most important or
запущенный, забытый crucial part of something.
if a skill you had is rusty, it is
понимать, разбираться, not as good as it was because
спрвиться с чем-то you have not practised it:

понять идею/схватить to make an effort to understand

grasp new ideas phrase замысел and deal with a problem or
situation

существенно расшириться
grow substantially phrase
 if someone has an ear for music
have an ear for phrase or languages, they are good at
hearing, repeating, and
understanding these sounds
поддерживать разговор
hold a conversation phrase
окунуться в/ погрузиться в to spend most of your time
immerse yourself in phrase doing something or thinking
about it
все более
increasingly adverb more and more
проницательность, понимание
insight noun (the ability to have) a clear,
deep, and sometimes sudden
understanding of a complicated
problem or situation

общение, взаимодействие an occasion when two or more

interaction noun people or things communicate
with or react to each other

взаимозаменяемый, able to be exchanged with each

равнозначный other without making any
interchangeable adjective
difference or without being
noticed

вмешательство an occasion when someone tries

interference noun to interfere in a situation

продолжать в том же духе to continue to do or work on

keep at sth verb something

оскорбительные выражения
offensive language adjective

language barrier phrase

ограничение the act of controlling and
limitation noun especially reducing something

грамотность the ability to read and write

literacy noun
овладевать (знаниями и т. д.) to learn how to do something
master verb well

следи за своим языком to speak or behave properly and

politely
mind you language verb
не понять что к чему to not be able to understand
something at all
not make head or tail of sth
idiom easy to see or recognize
заметный
(not) be noticeable phrase
несмотря на despite the fact or thing
notwithstanding adverb mentioned
 проницательный very good at noticing and
perceptive adjective understanding things that many
/pəˈsep.tɪv people do not notice

убедительный able to make people agree to do

something
persuasive adjective
to learn phrases without
intending to
pick up (phrases) phrasal
verb

plagiarism noun
стремительно падать to fall very quickly in amount or
plummet verb value
/ˈplʌm.ɪt/

point of view noun престиж, признание respect and admiration given to

someone or something, usually
prestige noun because of a reputation for high
quality, success, etc.

обрабатывать информацию
process information phrase
подверженный чему-либо to often do something or suffer
prone adjective from something, especially
(be prone to sth/doing something bad
sth(headaches))

put sth into practice phrase

быстрый рост/ быстрое
on a rapid rise phrase повышение

оставаться стабильными
remain stable verb

ridiculous adjective
нежелание/ делать что-либо an unwillingness to do
неохотно something
reluctance noun
сохранять, удерживать to keep or continue to have
something
retain verb

rise dramatically phrase to tell someone about an idea or

plan so that they can give you
run something by somebody their opinion
idiom
мягко говоря to not describe something in the
strongest way you could, often
to say the least idiom
in order to be polite

взлетать, взмывать to rise very quickly to a high

level
soar verb состояниe нестабильности a state of uncertainty about what
state of flux phrase should be done (usually
following some important event)
preceding the establishment of a
new direction of action

стабильный, постоянный still/ happening at a gradual,

a steady shift over time изменения regular rate
phrase
to experience difficulty and
make a very great effort in order
struggle with verb to do something

хитроумный, ловкий achieved in a quiet way that

subtle adjective does not attract attention to itself
and is therefore good or clever

мы друг друга не понимаем to talk with others in a way that

promotes or maintains conflict
talk at cross purposes idiom or opposition

сказать пару ласковых to lecture someone sternly

need a good talking to idiom
to become strong; to be
take hold phrase established/ to gain complete
control or influence over a
person or thing

говорить о работе to talk about your job with those

you work with when not at work
talk shop idiom
to disappear or to be replaced
very soon
on the way out phrase

weakness noun
сарафанное радио if news or information passes by
word of mouth phrase word of mouth, people tell it to
each other rather than it being
printed in written form

средство для достижения цели a thing that is not valued or

a means to an end important in itself but is useful
in achieving an aim

с нуля from the beginning, without

from scratch using anything that already
exists

неподходящий not good enough or too low in

inadequate quality
/ɪˈnædɪkwət/
стимул something that encourages a
person to do something
incentive
 вознаграждение the result of a set of actions, or
payoff an explanation at the end of
something

погряз в рутине to become seemingly trapped or

stuck in a mundane, non-
stuck in a rut changing pattern of life, work,
and/or personal behavior

a difficult situation
tough going

смешанный язык a language that is adopted as a

lingua franca common language between
speakers whose native
languages are different.

Language to speculate:
I ‘d say …

I’d hazard a guess (that) …

If I had to make a guess, I’d say

(that) …

It makes me think (that) …

I wonder what …

I’m pretty sure …