05142012_90Cards_UlpanAmadVadimWords_ jsv jsv jsv.txt

1/90 UlpanAmad --

2/90 VadimWords --

3/90 during, in the course of ; at its peak, at its climax -- IN HONOR OF Independence Day, the city is decorated in FLAGS, while the preparationsfor the big show are still undeway

4/90 in preparation for, leading up to ; toward, in the direction of -- We cleaned the house for the Sabbath. Preparations for the visit has not yet ended.. I dressed up for the arrival

5/90 before, not yet, ere --

6/90 In a similar way to the engineers, the mediators also are required to be registered --

7/90 (literary) to pity, to have mercy ; (literary) to save, to spare, to go easy on --

8/90 genealogy, pedigree ; ascription, attribution -- According to his claim, the police stopped the case _ ____ because OF THE respect ATTRIBUTED TO the suspect

9/90 attitude, relation, treatment ; (mathematics) ratio ; (talmudic) breeding, pedigree, family background ; יחסים - relations, interaction, association --

10/90 His attitude towards her  is good YACHAS!!! --

11/90 A week ago, Danny was not treating Rebecca well. But, recently his attitude towards her improved. YACHAS!!! --

12/90 Critics claim that the royalty ascribed to Prince William advanced him in the army.   YACHAS!!! --

13/90 He was forced to retire from the ranks of the police for being drunkard HAYOOTO! --

14/90 alcholoic, drunkard drinker --

15/90 difference of opinion --

16/90 Sanction -- After the defendant's attorney presented mitigating circumstances at the sentencing, the judge agreed to take financial sanction as punishment

17/90 deep feelings towards her --

18/90 Tide --

19/90 high tide --

20/90 pride ; egotism --

21/90 proud ; haughty, arrogant PROUD --

22/90 arrogant, conceited, haughty --

23/90 by virtue of the law -- You must not hurt other people by virtue of the Criminal Law

24/90 ulpan --

25/90 to overcome temptation ; to withstand difficulties --

26/90 run on schedule --

27/90 to pass a test, to overcome an obstacle, to withstand a test --

28/90 resist temptaiton --

29/90 temptation --

30/90 to bargain, to negotiate a price --

31/90 to realize one's mistake --

32/90 to be stubborn, to be uncompromising, to stick to one's opinion --

33/90 figure someone/something out, to check someone's/something's character --

34/90 to keep one's word, to fulfill a promise --

35/90 standy by somebody; be their friend, help them --

36/90 negotiate verb HELP HELP - HITMAKAYACH IS SELF REFLEXIVE? EXAMPLE SENTENCES WITH NEGOCIATE --

37/90 Elimination of stock --

38/90 a trace, a lead, a clue (literally: the end of a thread) --

39/90 shaking, shock, turbulence ; agitation, turmoil ; crisis, upheaval --

40/90 perspiration, sweat --

41/90 murky, cloudy, dirty --

42/90 helpless, incompetent, hopeless --

43/90 to compromise, to reconcile --

44/90 meaning, intent --

45/90 lukewarm ; פושרים - (literary) lukewarm water --

46/90 denial --

47/90 to deny, to disavow ; (talmudic) to contradict --

48/90 literary) to become thin, to become gaunt --

49/90 behind the scenes ; secretly --

50/90 to shake oneself ; to shirk, to renounce (responsibility, obligation) ; to shake off (a feeling, bothersome person --

51/90 purchase --

52/90 booty ; plunder ; bounty, treasure, catch, hauL --

53/90 abundance --

54/90 devoid, lacking --

55/90 to take, to grasp, to hold ; to assume --

56/90 handling --

57/90 kindness, benevolence ; goodness, charity, grace ; (flowery) favor, grace ; בחסד - (colloquial) excellent, top-class --

58/90 to star, to perform a leading role --

59/90 STABLE fixed, firm, immutable; stable, immovable, steady --

60/90 irrefutable proof --

61/90 definitive, unequivocal; sharp, cutting --

62/90 to belong to (used as a verb) ; relevant ; (slang) pertinent --

63/90 to attribute, to ascribe, to express belonging --

64/90 well-built (person) ; carved --

65/90 fear, concern, worry ; fear for someone/something ; מחשש - for fear of, in case -- Nine. Storm did not deter the fishermen. ___ __ Contrary, they went to sea without fear.A) On the contrary b) contrast c) that d) butmy answer: 2wrong: a

66/90 to worry, to be concerned ; to fear for someone/somethinG -- Nine. Storm did not deter the fishermen. ___ __ Contrary, they went to sea without fear.A) On the contrary b) contrast c) that d) butmy answer: 2wrong: a

67/90 recoil, flinch ; kick ; withdrawal, retreat --

68/90 despite ; (colloquial) even though, although --

69/90 to concede, to renounce, to yield ; to cede, to relinquish, to waive, to give up -- 13th. I was very tired, ___ and __ however not given up on participating in the competition.A) In any case b) although c) despite d) as

70/90 banking, accountancy) balance --

71/90 in any case, either way -- 13th. I was very tired, ___ and __ however not given up on participating in the competition.A) In any case b) although c) despite d) as

72/90 inasmuch as, just as, in the same manner as HELP HELP sample sentence --

73/90 generously --

74/90 slang) for no good reason, just because -- You are requested to donate generously __ ___ forsick children

75/90 literary) not to, in order not to -- 17th. Do not run too fast, lest ___ __ slips again

76/90 to mix, to mingle ; (biblical) to confound, to confuse --

77/90 do not ..., let's not... ; un-, in- (denoting negative --

78/90 to slip, to skid ; to smooth, to smoothen -- 17th. Do not run too fast, lest ___ __ slips again

79/90 God forbid! Heaven forfend! ; far be it from me!; don't do it! you mustn't! --

80/90 excluding, except for -- All European countries except Bulgariaparticipated lean

81/90 detail, particular ; individual ; apart from, except for, excluding ; (colloquial) additionally, apart from that --

82/90 thanks to ... ; in favor of -- 22._____ our wonderful athletes, Israel won the Olympics.A) because b) through c) formy answer: 2hard hard?where is lamed?wrong: 3

83/90 thanks to, as a result of, due to --

84/90 because ; (talmudic) when, after -- 23. Watering public parks restricted _____ water shortage.A) because b) that c) since d) because

85/90 to wither, to wilt, to dry out ; to lose one's joy and interest in life -- ___ due to drought withered __ wheat fields

86/90 drought -- ___ due to drought withered __ wheat fields

87/90 load, burden -- There is a large burden on the power lines during peak hours, and ___ __ resulting in power outagesoften occur during the day

88/90 psychology) frustration -- 31.___ Similar to __ events in Egypt, even here the public began to express his frustration that the social - economic.

89/90 were it not for, if, if not --  If he had not known ___ ___ granted my requestlowering the price, I buy the coat.

90/90 quite, reasonably --