3 February 2015

3 February 2015

-foul ( adjective ) ( verb ) ( nouns )

·         The smell or taste disgusting

-I really hate the foul smell of the cigar.

·         Very bad or unpleasant

-be careful of what you say because he is in a foul mood

·         Very rude, full of swearing

-he always used foul language.

·         To attack another player in a way that is not allowed

-Harry was fouled inside the box and the referee awarded his team a penalty

·         To make sth dirty ( with rubbish, waste, etc ) ( mengotorkan )

- The dog must not foul the pavement.            

·         (used in sport ) an action that is against the rule

-he was sent off for a foul on the goalkeeper.

-fabricated ( adjective ) ( verb )

·         Formed or conceived by the imagination ( Made-up )

-he made such a fabricated excuse for his absence.

·         Put together out of artificial or natural component or part.

-the company fabricates plastic chairs

·         Make up something artificial or untrue

-he fabricated his statement.

-smear ( verb ) ( nouns )

·         To spread a sticky substance across something or someone

-her face smeared with blood

·         A dirty mark made by spreading a substance across something

-on his face there is a smear of oil

·         Something that is not true that is said or written about an important person and that is intended to damage people’s opinion about them, especially in politics.

-he was the victim of a smear campaign

-severance ( nouns )

·         A personal or social separation ( as between opposing faction )

-they hoped to avoid severance in their relation

-cremate ( verb )

·         Reduce to ashes

-they need to cremate the corpse.