Words and word combinations
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Style |
Стиль
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to look nice |
замечательно выглядеть |
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to be more attractive that… |
быть привлекательнее, чем... |
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in the latest style |
в новом стиле |
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to be quite unfashionable |
быть совсем немодным |
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General expressions |
Общие выражения
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to be in this section |
быть в этой секции |
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to be sold out / be out of stock |
быть распроданным |
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a clearance sale |
дешевая распродажа |
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to be overrated |
быть переоцененным |
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a very great demand for smth. |
очень большой спрос на что-то |
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Can I help you? |
Могу ли я вам помочь? |
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Are you being helped? |
Вас уже обслуживают?
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Excuse me, could you show me…? |
Извините, вы не могли бы показать мне...? |
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I’m looking for… |
Я ищу... |
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I’m interested in… |
Меня интересует... |
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How about this one? |
А как насчет этого? |
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If you need any help, just let me know. |
Если вам будет нужна помощь, просто дайте мне знать. |
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Did you find something you like? |
Вы нашли что-то, что вам нравится? |
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This is a very good brand. |
Это очень хорошая марка. |
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What a bargain! |
Какая выгодная покупка! |
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Do you have an account with us? |
У вас есть счет в нашем банке? |
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Do you want large or small bills? |
Вы хотите мелкими или крупными купюрами? |
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Being on the point of buying |
Собираться что-то купить
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to make a shopping list |
составлять список покупок |
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to run out of smth. |
исчерпать запас чего-либо |
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to look at the catalogue |
смотреть каталог |
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to go to the store |
идти в универмаг |
Exercise 5. Read, translate and dramatize the dialogue.
Dialogue 1
Michaela: Do you have change for a dollar?
Brian: Yes, you’re in luck. I do have some. What do you need it for?
Michaela: I need some change for the bus .
Brian: How do you want it?
Michaela: I need a couple of quarters and five dimes.
Dialogue 2
A: May I help you?
B: I’d like to cash this check, please.
A: Do you have an account with us?
B: Yeah.
A: Do you want large or small bills?
B: Actually, I want to buy some travel’s checks.
A: What denomination?
B: Tens would be fine.
A:Do you want the whole amount in traveler’s checks?
B: Yes, please.
Dialogue 3
Cashier: Can I help you?
Mary: I’d like to exchange $200 for roubles. What’s the rate for the dollar today?
Cashier: 25 roubles to the dollar.
Mary: Good.
Cashier: What denomination?
Mary: It tens and fifties, please.
Cashier: Here you are. That’ll be 5000 roubles.
Mary: Thank you.
Cashier: Anytime.
Dialogue 4
Jack: What are you doing?
Mary: Making a shopping list for today.
Jack: Do we need so many things?
Mary: We haven’t got much tea or coffee left, and we have run out of sugar and jam. So I must go to the grocer’s.
Jack: What about vegetables?
Mary: I’ll ask George to go to the greengrocer’s after school. We haven’t got many tomatoes. But we still have a lot of potatoes. And I must go to the butcher’s. We haven’t got any meat at all.
Dialogue 5
Shop assistant: May I help you?
Mary: No thanks, I’m just looking. Oh, maybe you can help. I’d like two nice pairs of jeans for my teenage children.
Shop assistant: How old are they?
Mary: The boy is fifteen, and the girl is thirteen.
Shop assistant: Do you know their sizes?
Mary: I think 14 for the boy and 12 for the girl.
Shop assistant: We have a very good choice of jeans. Size 14 is on this rack, and size 12 is over there. You see, they are available in various colors.
Mary: They’re indeed very nice. My son is tall for his age but the daughter’s small. These jeans will be too long for her.
Shop assistant: No problem. You can have them shortened.
Mary: All right, I take them. Where’s the cashier’s desk?
Shop assistant: Over there.
