Vocabulary Test: Present and Past Tenses

What does 'convenient' mean?

What is the Ukrainian translation of the word 'weird'?

What does 'to tend to' mean?

Which word means 'жостокий, строгий, важкий' in Ukrainian?

What is the equivalent meaning of 'do for a living'?

Which word means 'to recover'?

What does the term 'civil servant' mean?

What is the meaning of 'age' in the context of the text?

What is the equivalent of 'a shovel'?

Which term means 'not easily controlled or disciplined'?

What does 'to withhold emotions' mean?

What is the meaning of 'rivals'?

Which term means 'excessive preoccupation with oneself'?

What does 'cowardice' mean?

What is meant by 'loitering'?

Vocabulary

'Convenient' means suitable or comfortable for someone or something.
The Ukrainian translation of the word 'weird' is дивний.
'To tend to' means to take care of something or someone, or to have a natural inclination towards something.
The word that means 'жостокий, строгий, важкий' in Ukrainian is harsh or severe.
The equivalent meaning of 'do for a living' is to earn a living or to have a job that provides income.
The word that means 'to recover' is to regain health, strength, or a previous state.
A 'civil servant' is a government employee who works in a non-political role.
In the context of the text, 'age' refers to the length of time someone has lived or existed.
The equivalent of 'a shovel' is a tool used for digging, lifting, and moving materials.
The term that means 'not easily controlled or disciplined' is unruly.
'To withhold emotions' means to restrain or suppress one's feelings.
'Rivals' refers to people, teams, or entities that compete with each other.
The term that means 'excessive preoccupation with oneself' is narcissism.
'Cowardice' refers to the quality of being cowardly or lacking courage.
'Loitering' means to spend time idly or aimlessly, often in a public place.

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