Tham khảo tài liệu 'english vocabulary in use upper intermediate and advanced_8', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | For more material and information please visit 1 practise karate 5 be a guerrilla 9 have a siesta 2 paddle a kayak 6 live in a cul de sac 10 go on take a cruise 3 wear mufti 7 attempt a coup 11 take have a sauna 4 place an embargo 8 throw confetti 12 attend give hold a seminar i macho man behaviour clothes avant-garde art design furniture Unit 17 Some possible answers gr grizzle and grudge both have rather unpleasant meanings - grizzle is to cry because of bad temper rather than pain or discomfort and grudge is to be unwilling to give or do something. cl clap or clatter both represent quite sharp sounds - clap is to applaud with your hands and clatter is to make a long continuous resounding noise like hard metallic things falling on a hard surface. sp spatter or spill both have an association with liquid or powder - spatter means to splash or scatter in drips spill means to knock over something liquid. wh whirl and whisk both have associations with the movement of air - whirl means to move quickly round and round and whisk means move or sweep quickly through the air. 1 click 3 sizzling 5 crash 7 splashing 2 whirred 4 clinked 6 groaned 8 trickling 1 spit spat spat . 2 grumpy 3 spit a spit is a long thin metal spike on which meat is put for roasting 1 splosh - colloquial form of splash 2 gargle - wash the throat with liquid kept moving by a stream of breath 3 rustle - make a gentle light sound like dry leaves in the wind or silk clothes moving 4 mumble - speak softly and indistinctly 5 creaks - make a sound like that of an unoiled door hinge 6 whacked - hit hard 1 a gash in someone s arm 4 someone spraying their hair 2 a referee whistling 5 someone sprinkling sugar on a cake 3 someone bashing something 6 water spurting out of the ground I schoolchildren giggle fire crackles the bell on a cat s collar tinkles a bad-tempered person or dog growls a bored child wriggles a churchbell clangs a steam train whistles
