To captivate someone.0:45
To be captivated by something.0:47
The recent events can captivated the whole country.0:50
We were captivated by the splendid performance of the dancers.0:54
Comprehensible ideas.1:02
Comprehensible speech.1:04
To be comprehensible to somebody.1:07
Computer jargon is not always comprehensible.1:09
I'm afraid trigonometry is not quite comprehensible to me.1:13
Ecologists say that the polar ice caps are beginning to melt.1:25
200 grams of butter in the pan.1:30
To melt into the darkness.1:35
To melt into the distance.1:38
I felt sorry for him and my anger melted away.1:41
A minor small miracle.1:48
The growth of this country has been described as an economic miracle.1:55
I'm not promising miracles, but I'll try to help you with these traffic jams.2:00
It will be a small miracle if we get there on time.2:06
To be possessed by an emotion.2:14
They do not possess the necessary IT skills.2:16
It was useless talking to her when she was possessed by anger.2:20
The wind stirred the light Curtains.2:30
The sight of the place stirred up a lot of unpleasant memories.2:37
Don't tell me about it.2:48
I already know all that stuff.2:50
Don't leave your stuff on my desk, please.2:52
To suspect somebody of something.2:58
We suspected Alan of having told us a lie.3:02
People suspected that Mr. Jacobs was working for the police.3:06
To be worth doing something.3:16
I'm afraid his promises are not worth much.3:18
They believed that their freedom was worth fighting for.3:22
I couldn't figure out what the teacher was talking about.3:29
I still can't work out what to do.3:36
Клик по слову — перевод и «+ в мои слова» (в любом режиме). Клик по строке или таймкоду — перейти к этому месту записи.