Список вопросов базы знаний

Please don’t ..... the cake to burn.

..... me ask you a few questions.

Why not ..... them come and visit us?

..... the dead bury their dead. (proverb)

..... bygones be bygones. (proverb)

..... means to become strongly affected by fear.

..... means feeling or causing fear; it implies a painful and deep emotion.

..... means feeling fear, dreading an anticipated evil or unwelcome consequence.

Strove was ..... that his dishonesty would be discovered.

Mary hid in her bedroom, ..... by the strange and terrible sounds that she heard around her.

A blind man will stretch out his hands when he is ..... of running against the wall.

The man was ..... by the colonel’s disheveled appearance and barred the way as if afraid that the other was going to use force.

Alec sprang to his feet, and with a shout began to run towards the light, but Tim was too ..... to follow him.

He who lives near a wood is not ..... by owls. (a proverb)

I have always been ..... of the dark.

Little Philip had broken his mother’s favorite vase and was ..... of her anger.

I have always been ..... to fly in a plane.

The little boy was ..... of dogs.

He that has nothing is ..... at nothing. (a proverb)

If Nora was ..... when she arrived, she was now in a panic of fear.

I am ..... the result is not what you expected.

That day she was ..... to be left alone.

The buses are often overcrowded, and I am always ..... of treading on somebody’s toes.

It would be unworthy of a military man to say that he was ..... of defeat.

Something strange was happening that day. Some of the house servants were missing and everybody looked ..... .

..... implies a deep and painful emotion and a loss of courage in the face of possible danger.

She was ..... at what she had done; he was silent and there was something terrifying in his silence.

Ronald was a good deal ..... and affected at seeing his old flame in this tearful condition.

They were ..... that a storm would prevent their excursion.

Thoroughly ..... at his manner, she ran after him and caught him by the arm.

The woman’s face was daubed with white and red up to the eyes, so that was no wonder the child was ..... to death when he saw her.

Don’t be ..... of asking for help if you need it.

I was ..... of being a nuisance so I quietly left the room.

Some people are ..... of thunder, others of snakes.

Lionel was ..... at the thought of his coming examination.

She lay awake, thinking of a possible train accident and it ..... her no end.

The sight of a silent unmoving figure in the big armchair ..... her stiff.

I said nothing, ..... of hurting her feelings.

The mother was ..... lest the baby should wake up.

She was ..... out of her wits by the sound of footsteps outside.

William is a coward; he is easily ..... .

Jonny is ..... of his own shadow.

He knocked loudly, and an old woman appeared in the doorway as ..... as a rabbit.

The girl got a glimpse of a strange object in the water, possibly a dead body, and got ..... out of her senses.

He that is ..... of wounds must not come to battle. (a proverb)

Tory was more ..... than hurt.

He that is ..... of the wagging of feathers must keep from wild fowl. (a proverb)

Mrs. Brown is ..... of mice, has always been. That’s why she jumped up on a chair and screamed.

Children are more ..... than grown-ups.

David was ..... of imminent danger.