To) turn a blind eye – to ignore smth and pretend not to see it;
Appendix 11.2
Vocabulary on ARTS and MEDIA
BASIC vocabulary
1) action scenes (n);
2) audience (n);
3) avoid media attention;
4) bestseller (n);
5) blockbuster (n);
6) breathtaking (adj);
7) brooding (adj);
8) cast (n);
9) chapter of the novel;
10) choreograph (v);
11) classic (adj);
12) critic (n);
13) dark atmosphere;
14) daunted (adj);
15) disturbing (adj);
16) dramatic (adj);
17) dub (v);
18) entertaining (adj);
19) episode (n);
20) film genres: animation, crime, documentary, epic, garage, horror, romantic comedy, science fiction, thriller
21) full-length (adj);
22) gripping (adj);
23) groundbreaking (adj);
24) heavy going (adj);
25) hero / heroine (n);
26) hilarious (adj);
27) hit (n);
28) household name (n);
29) lead actor / character (n);
30) literature genre: autobiography, biography, crime, science fiction
31) magnificent (adj);
32) main role (n);
33) masterpiece (n);
34) movie rights (n);
35) music genres: folk, garage, hip hop, opera, R&B, rap, reggae, soul
36) out-of-this-world (adj);
37) outstanding (adj);
38) page-turner (n);
39) plot (n);
40) recluse (n);
41) royalties (n);
42) series (n);
43) sequel (n);
44) set (n);
45) single out (phr v);
46) special effects (n);
47) stunning (adj);
48) take the qualification;
49) traineeship (n);
50) TV genres: current affair programme, drama series, hospital drama, quiz show, reality, sitcom (n), sketch (n), soap.
ADVANCED Vocabulary
1) bring home to smb – (to) make smb realise;
2) get smb hooked – (to) attract or capture smb’s attention;
3) Out of sight, out of mind. – You soon forget people or things that are no longer visible or present;
4) go viral – (to) spread quickly and widely or popularize especially by person-to-person electronic communication;
5) pitch (n);
6) raise/lift the curtain – (to) make something public; disclose;
7) take a leaf out of someone’s book – (to) copy what someone else does because they are successful at it;
8) take by storm – (to) captivate people ‘s attention; when something becomes very popular;
9) turn a blind eye – (to) ignore smth and pretend not to see it;
10) waggle one’s way into smth – (to) get smth by clever, and maybe dishonest methods.
COMPULSARY FOR USE (лексика, обязательная к использованию в МВ)
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Vocabulary for the MONOLOGUE on ARTS and MEDIA
1) (to) abandon one's career – to give up one's occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person's life;
2) (to) avoid media attention – to keep away from mass media;
3) (to) be a household name – to person or thing that is well known by the public;
4) (to) be a page-turner – to be an exciting book;
5) (to) be a stringer – to be a newspaper correspondent who is retained on a part-time basis to report on events in a particular place;
6) (to) be adequate – to be normal, ordinary;
7) (to) be physically fit – to be shaped up, especially because of regular physical exercise
8) (to) be set somewhere/at the exact time– to take place somewhere/at the exact time;
9) (to) become a recluse – to start avoiding media attention;
10) (to) bring home to smb – to make smb realise;
11) (a) brooding atmosphere – the pervading tone or mood the audience is engaged in showing deep thought about smth that makes one sad, angry, or worried;
12) (to) create a breathtaking product– to produce smth astonishing or awe-inspiring in quality, so as to take one's breath away;
13) (to) cut short smb.'s career – to put an end to smb’s career;
14) (to) find out about news from current affairs programme – to learn about the latest events of political or social interest and importance happening in the world at the present time from the special programme;
15) (to) get royalties – to get payments by publishers to authors, and by recording companies to composers;
16) (to) get smb hooked – to attract or capture smb’s attention;
17) (to) go viral – to spread quickly and widely or popularize especially by person-to-person electronic communication;
A) gripping plot – a fascinating sequence of events introduced (by the writer) in the film, play, novel or similar work;
19) it’s hard/easy, etc. to single out – it’s (not) difficult to choose;
20) (a) hilarious joke, film, progromme, series, etc. – an extremely amusing joke, film, progromme, series, etc.;
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21) (to) implement special effects – to use illusions created for movies and television by props, camerawork, computer graphics, etc.;
22) (to) make a career in smth – to get success in the professional sphere;
23) Out of sight, out of mind. – You soon forget people or things that are no longer visible or present;
24) (to) provide entertainment – to amuse smb;
25) (to) raise/lift the curtain – to make something public; disclose;
26) (to) receive a favourable/unfavourable review – to get a positive/negative critical appraisal;
27) (to) take a leaf out of someone’s book – to copy what someone else does because they are successful at it;
28) (to) take by storm – to captivate people ‘s attention; when something becomes very popular;
29) (to) take the qualification in some field– to improve one’s knowledge by taking some course;
to) turn a blind eye – to ignore smth and pretend not to see it;
31) (to) undergo a traineeship – to train/be trained to get experience in the definite sphere;
32) (to) use a groundbreaking technique – to take some innovative way of carrying out a particular task, especially performance of an artistic work;
33) (to) view the stunning film genre – to watch an extremely impressive film on TV;
34) (to) waggle one’s way into smth – to get smth by clever, and maybe dishonest methods.
35) (to) work for a (local, national, international) newspaper/in TV – to be employed by some organization involved in newspaper/TV industry.
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