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New Opps upper-intermediate Eng-Dutch2 - Pearson Education

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messy LDãÉëáL rommelig A messy room is a sign of a disorganised person.<br />

comfy LDâ¾ãÑáL makkelijk I can't wait to sit down in a comfy chair after walking around all day!<br />

refuge LDêÉÑàìWÇwL vluchthaven During the frequent air-raids, people took refuge in their cellars.<br />

clutter free L?âä¾í]=DÑêáWL zonder rommel Your desk must be clutter free at the end of every day, with everything put away neatly.<br />

independence L?fåÇfDéÉåÇ]åëL onafhankelijkheid Nigeria gained independence from Britain in 1960.<br />

Module 4<br />

breathtaking LDÄêÉq?íÉfâfÏL adembenemend The view from my bedroom window was absolutely breathtaking.<br />

brilliant LDÄêfäà]åíL briljant She closed her eyes against the brilliant light.<br />

effortless LDÉÑ]íä]ëL moeiteloos Alexei rose to his feet with a single effortless movement.<br />

glamorous LDÖäôã]ê]ëL vol glamour She led an exciting and glamorous life in Monaco.<br />

gorgeous LDÖlWÇw]ëL geweldig 'What do you think of my new flatmate?' 'He's absolutely gorgeous!'<br />

graceful LDÖêÉfëÑ]äL elegant The model's movements were graceful and elegant.<br />

handsome LDÜôåë]ãL knap I think Johnny Depp is an extremely handsome young man.<br />

magnificent LãôÖDåfÑ]ë]åíL magnifiek The choir gave a magnificent performance of Brahms' Requiem last night.<br />

a real masterpiece L]=?êf]ä=Dã^Wëí]éáWëL een echt meesterwerk His speech was a real masterpiece – all the information needed, but over in 15 minutes.<br />

picturesque L?éfâíp]DêÉëâL pittoresk Peterhead is a quiet Scottish fishing village with a picturesque harbour.<br />

powerful LDé~r]Ñ]äL machtig He was one of the most powerful men in Bohemia.<br />

scenic LDëáWåfâL landschappelijk The Highlands is a region of great scenic beauty.<br />

striking LDëíê~fâfÏL opvallend The city provides a striking contrast between wealth and poverty.<br />

stunning LDëí¾åfÏL verbluffend You look absolutely stunning in that dress.<br />

poetry LDé]r]íêáL poëzie He reads a lot of poetry, particularly the works of Dylan Thomas and Robert Frost.<br />

adjacent to L]DÇwÉfë]åí=í]I=írL naast The new shopping centre, being adjacent to the offices, will be convenient for lunchtime shoppers.<br />

admirable LDôÇãfê]Ä]äL bewonderenswaardig George made an admirable attempt to achieve his target, but he didn't manage it.<br />

dilapidated LÇfDäôéfÇÉfífÇL vervallen There was an old, dilapidated shed at the bottom of the garden.<br />

insignificant L?fåëfÖDåfÑfâ]åíL onbelangrijk You realise that your problems are insignificant in comparison with many other people's.<br />

solid LDëfläfÇL solide The lake was frozen solid, so we were able to skate across it..<br />

solitary LDëflä]í]êáL enig The solitary goal of the match was scored by Giggs, the left-winger.<br />

tiny LDí~fåáL piepklein She was brought up in a tiny community in the Midwest before she moved to the big city.<br />

unique LàìWDåáWâL uniek The Galapagos gives us a unique opportunity to study these rare creatures.<br />

unremarkable L?¾åêfDã^Wâ]Ä]äL onopvallend He led a busy but otherwise unremarkable life.<br />

give shelter LÖfî=DpÉäí]L onderdak geven They rescued me from the storm, took me to their house and gave me shelter.<br />

give shade LÖfî=DpÉfÇL schaduw geven The large oak tree in the garden gives the back of the house some shade in summer.<br />

mark territory L?ã^Wâ=DíÉê]í]êáL territorium afbakenen The dog went round every tree in the garden, marking his territory.<br />

protect privacy Léê]?íÉâí=Déêfî]ëáI=Déê~f-L privacy beschermen We want to erect a high fence all round the house to protect our privacy.<br />

surround Lë]Dê~råÇL omringen The field was surrounded by trees on every side.<br />

field LÑáWäÇL veld The country road gave a view of green fields and rolling hills.<br />

guidebook LDÖ~fÇÄrâL gids You should buy a couple of travel guidebooks on the countries you're going to visit.<br />

lies Lä~fòL ligt The village lies in a bend of the river Ure.<br />

plonk LéäflÏâL precies They just came in and put their bags down plonk in the middle of my room.<br />

rising ground L?ê~fòfÏ=DÖê~råÇL helling At the back of the cottage there is rising ground all the way to the top of the Pentland Hills.<br />

paces LDéÉfëfòL passen The treasure map says to take 14 paces west and then turn north and take another six paces.<br />

seemingly LDëáWãfÏäáL ogenschijnlijk The detectives have only been able to gather a few seemingly unrelated bits of information.<br />

shadow LDpôÇ]rL schaduw She waited for him in the long dark shadow of an old oak tree.<br />

lichens LDä~fâ]åòI=Däfíp]åòL korstmossen It was an old wall, with lichens growing on the surface sheltered from the wind.<br />

butterflies LDľí]Ñä~fòL vlinders These bushes are very attractive to butterflies in the summer.<br />

obstacle race LDflÄëí]â]ä=êÉfëL hindernisren An assault course is a kind of obstacle race for army soldiers.<br />

chasing LDípÉfëfÏL achtervolgen There were dogs chasing each other all over the town square.<br />

huddling LDܾÇäfÏL bij elkaar kruipen The three trees looked like they were huddling together at the top of the hill.<br />

sheep LpáWéL schapen Sheep were grazing on the hillside.<br />

slanting LDëä^WåífÏL schuin Does the house have a slanting roof or a flat one?<br />

rainfall LDêÉfåÑlWäL regen We've had a long period of low rainfall, so the ground is very dry.<br />

destination L?ÇÉëífDåÉfp]åL bestemming Allow plenty of time to get to your destination.<br />

botanical garden LÄ]?íôåfâ]ä=DÖ^WÇåL botanische tuin John's a gardener at the botanical garden, so he knows a lot about plants.

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