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- •I noticed that he entered the laboratory. I noticed him enter the laboratory.
- •If you feel that you have the qualities to fulfil the above criteria and wish to join a
- •Indispensable, necessary,
- •Institute of applied mathematics and fundamental sciences
- •Institute of civil and environmental engineering
- •In Section a with one of the opposite meaning in
- •1) Part of the Predicate:
- •Work in laboratories
- •1. What do you usually do before carrying out laboratory exercises?
- •2. What do you do in the laboratory of physics?
- •3. What do you do in a chemistry laboratory?
- •4. What do you do in a computer laboratory?
- •5. What do you do after completing a laboratory exercise?
- •1. Create
- •2. Invent
- •Ukrainian names in world science
- •Text 2. Ukrainian physicists
- •Text 1. Mykhailo tuhan-baranovsky
- •Autobiography
- •9 Section п. Use of the essential vocabula r y
- •Complex sentences
- •Inversion in Conditional Sentences
- •I. The purpose of the students’ research work
- •II. Close connection between the students’ research work and educational process
- •IV, Practical results of tse students' research work
- •V. The role of the Foreign Languages Department in the organizaiion of the students’ research work
- •Education for business and the professions
- •Abstracts
- •By Herbert Gottlieb
- •21St century word processors: what will the word processor of the future be like ?
- •IV. Editing
- •Section III. Applied grammar
- •2Nd wupasce Conference
- •To be held in Lviv
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- •1. You have been investigating some phenomenon or problem for a certain periodof time and generated a number of original ideas. What will you do with them?
- •If you don’t agree with these comments, express your attitude to conferences yourself.
- •Values, responsibility, in mind, has destroyed, investigation, shape, maintain, the good, ethical values, depletion, into account, threat, human rights, awareness, well-being.
- •203 Section III. Applied grammar
- •Section V. Reading and writing
- •Text 1. Killing fields
- •Text 4. Recycling
- •Text 6. Toxic shocker
- •Text 7. Professional bribe-takers?
- •Counting the Costner
- •Is this really what it’s like to be elderly in Brown’s Britain?
- •And for Bono, a knighthood in recognition of service to Africa
- •A Code of Professional Ethics
- •Code Of Ethics of Engineers
- •Introduction to Codes Compilation
- •Center for the Study of Ethics Codes of Ethics Online
- •Instal',
- •Contents
- •(Intermediate)
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Indispensable, necessary,
e.g. You must be able to find the most essential information in technical texts.
19. forecast (v) - передбачати, прогнозувати - to say what is going to happen in the
future, syn foresee, e.g. The students should master forecasting of events in the field of international relations.
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20. fundamentals(n) - основи- basics, the simplest and most important ideas and
principles of science in contrast to more complicated or detailed ones, e.g. Besides many technical subjects the students should master fundamentals of the humanities.
21. introduce (v)- впроваджувати - to cause smth. to enter a place or exist in a
system for the first time, e.g. At our institute the three-level training of specialists has been introduced. introduction (й) - впровадження - act of introducing, bringing to notion, e.g. New technologies should be tested before their introduction into the production
process. introductory (adj) - вступний, ввідний - giving general information about smth.
often before a more detailed information, e.g. The students are expected to master an introductory course of religion and
theology.
22. irrevocable (adj) - безповоротний, остаточний - incapable of being recalled or
revoked.; syn unchangeable, unalterable, irreversible, e.g. He made an irrevocable decision and there was no use arguing any more.
master (v) - опановувати - to succeed in understanding smth. completely, e.g. He soon mastered the skills of radio production.
obligatory(adj) - обов’язковий - required, binding syn. Compulsory,
e.g. Almost all the subjects offered by the university’s curricula are obligatory.
25. obtain (v) - отримати - to get, syn.: receive, gain,
e.g. Having obtained profound knowledge in his major, he was able to find a very good job after graduation from the university.
26. obvious (adj) - очевидний - easily discovered, seen or understood syn evident,
apparent, conspicuous, e.g. It may be stating the obvious but most of teleworking at present is connected with computers.
27. perceive (v) - збагнути, помггити, усвщомити - to identify and obtain knowledge
by means of the senses; syn to apprehend, e.g. Every student should perceive for himself the direct relationship between success and effort
profound (adj) - глибокий - having or showing great knowledge in subject, e.g. They have acquired profound knowledge in all the branches of mathematics.
record (v) - записувати - to write down an information or put it into computer so
that in the future people can refer to it, e.g. The results of the carried out experiments were recorded into the students'
notes. record (n) - запис - written account of smth., e.g. Those who gain the additional speciality of a teacher have a proper record in
their diplomas.
30. revolve (v) - обертатись - to move in a curved path around a center syn to rotate,e.g. The planets revolve around the Sun. (lit).
e.g. The conversation revolved around the recent conference.(fig)
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31. solve (v) - виршшти - to find an answer to a problem or question, syn. to resolve,e.g. The students are taught to solve various mathematical problems.
solution (n) - ршення - dealing with a problem or situation in such way that
difficulty is removed, e.g. No matter how hard he tried he failed to find the solution to the problem under
consideration.
32. up-to-date (adj) - сучасний - syn modem, contemporary,
e.g. Training at the university is conducted on the basis of the most up-to-date computer facilities and information technologies.
33. undermine (v) - пщривати, похитнути - to ruin, remove the foundation or support
of e.g. Descartes irrevocably undermined many traditional assumptions,
Task 1.З5. Arrange the following word's in groups of two or more synonyms:
a) adjectives and nouns:
deviation, apparent, indispensable, additional, assumption, necessary, up-to-date, distinct, fundamentals, conspicuous, supposition, declination, unchangeable, obvious, obligatory, irrevocable, modern, supplementary, unalterable, substantial, compulsory, irreversible, contemporary, considerable, extra, different, basics, obliquity, essential, evident,required.
b) verbs:
assume, ruin, apprehend, surround, suppose, anticipate, accomplish, foresee, revolve, achieve, undermine, resolve, perceive, limit, rotate, presume, forecast.
Task 1.З6. Translate the foUowing expressions into Ukrainian and use them in sentences of your own.
1. to assume responsibility/control; 2. to undermine someone’s reputation; 3. outstanding /remarkable achievement; 4. the most advanced scientific methods; 5. to a considerable extent; 6. a considerable amount of time; 7. to follow directions; 9. to give/issue directions; 10. essential difference; 11. irrevocable mistake; 13. irrevocable decision; 14. irrevocable past; 15. obvious reason; 16. profound changes; 17. profound effect;
Task 1.37. Read the text and present its contents in the form of an interview: