Word list

access [7Xkses] доступ

accessible [Ek7sesEbl] доступный

air force uniform [7BE fO:s 7ju:nifO:m] форма воздушных войск

archive [7A:kaiv] архив (хранилище и материалы)

available [E7veilEbl] доступный; имеющийся в распоряжении

badge [bXd3] значок, эмблема

bird [bE:d] зд. летальный аппарат (самолет)

browse through [7brauz 6Qru:] просматривать, неспешно выбирать

civil [7sivil] гражданский

climb up [7klaim 6Vp] подниматься

cockpit [7kOkpit] кабина

crash [krXS] потерпеть аварию, крушение

damage [7dXmid3] повреждать, портить

development [di7velEpmEnt] развитие, эволюция

display [dis7plei] сущ. дисплей; показ, демонстрация

гл. показывать; демонстрировать

donation [dEu7neiSEn] денежное пожертвование

exhibit [ig7zibit] экспонат (на выставке);

показ; выставка

extensively [iks7tensivli] в значительной степени, сильно

fighter [7faitE] истребитель

fire-fighting aircraft [7faiE6faitiN 7BEkrA:ft] пожарный самолет

flying boat [7flaiiN 6bEut] летательный аппарат

fragile [7frXd3ail] ломкий, хрупкий

guided tour [7gaidid 7tuE] экскурсия

hangar [7hXNgE] ангар, укрытие; навес

kiosk [7kiO:sk] киоск, ларек

memorabilia (мн.)

memorabile (ед.) [6memErE7biliE] памятные вещи (реликвии рода, вещи, которых касалась рука знаменитости и т.п.)

military [7militEri] военный

piece by piece [7pi:s 6bai 7pi:s] по кускам, постепенно, кусками

purchase [7pE:tSEs] покупать

rare [7rBE] редкий, редкостный

renowned [ri7naund] знаменитый, известный

restore [ris7tO:] реставрировать; реконструировать

restoration facility [7restE7reiSEn fE7siliti] восстанавливающее оборудование

restoration [6restE7reiSn] восстановление

restorer [ris7tO:rE] реставратор, восстановитель

tarmac area [7tA:mXk 7BEriE] бетонированная площадка (перед ангаром)

variety [vE7raiEti] многообразие, разнообразие

walkway [7wO:kwei] дорожка, аллея

wheelchair [7wi:ltSBE] инвалидное кресло

Questions

1. What is this information about?

2. When is the museum open?

3. What can you see in the first hangar?

4. Where did the museum get most of the aircraft?

5. Can the visitors examine the aircraft?

6. What shouldn’t the visitors miss every second Sunday of each month?

7. What is the hangar opposite the war bird display?

8. What can the visitors observe there?

9. What is restoring by their team currently?

10. What can the visitors find in aviation history museum?

11. What should be done to get an access to the museum’s archives?

12. Where can you see the civil aviation aircraft?

13. Why is it asked to stay behind the barriers?

14. Where should you go if you feel hungry of history?

15. What is the prohibited area?

16. What can help you to remember the time spent in the museum?

UNIT 9

T9.1

I think this new duty roster will drive me crazy - we get very few breaks.

Watch out! That propeller looks loose - I think it's going to fall off

I believe that boarding passes are going to be unnecessary for future air travel.

Do that screw up tightly or the hydraulic fluid will leak?

When we arrive in Honolulu for the stopover, I'm going to enjoy a really nice meal.

I think this new duty roster is going to drive me crazy - we get very few breaks.

I believe that boarding passes will be unnecessary for future air travel.

If the weather clears, we will be in Paris tonight.

I don't like fly-by-wire technology but I'm going to have to get used to it.

An autopilot will definitely have to be installed in every plane in future.

I don't like fly-by-wire technology but I'll have to get used to it.

I am going to go on a package tour for my holidays.

The whole tail section will bend several centimetres in strong winds.

Do that screw up tightly or the hydraulic fluid is going to leak?