2024-11-06T07:50:59+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true Industrial area, Suburb, Polluted, Old city, Picturesque, Ancient, Crowded, Shopping district, Business district, Bustling, Build bridges, Go back years, Get off on the wrong foot, See eye to eye, Get on like a house on fire, Rub shoulders with, Keep oneself at arm’s length, Be on the same page flashcards
Y 9 Unit 5 B1 Living Together English Ahead

Y 9 Unit 5 B1 Living Together English Ahead

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  • Industrial area
    A part of a city where factories and manufacturing industries are located.
  • Suburb
    A residential area on the outskirts of a city, usually less crowded than the city center.
  • Polluted
    Contaminated or dirty, often used to describe air, water, or areas affected by harmful substances.
  • Old city
    The historic part of a city, often with older buildings and narrow streets.
  • Picturesque
    Visually attractive, often in a quaint or charming way.
  • Ancient
    Very old; belonging to the distant past, often related to historic sites or buildings.
  • Crowded
    Full of people, often resulting in limited space and movement.
  • Shopping district
    An area in a city where many shops are located.
  • Business district
    The part of a city where most of the commercial and financial businesses are found.
  • Bustling
    Full of lively activity; busy with movement and noise.
  • Build bridges
    To create connections or improve relationships between people.
  • Go back years
    To have known someone for a long time.
  • Get off on the wrong foot
    To start a relationship or interaction badly.
  • See eye to eye
    To agree or have the same opinion as someone else.
  • Get on like a house on fire
    To quickly become good friends with someone.
  • Rub shoulders with
    To spend time with people, especially in a social setting.
  • Keep oneself at arm’s length
    To maintain a distance or avoid becoming too close with someone.
  • Be on the same page
    To understand and agree with each other’s ideas or opinions.