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МатематикаВопрос:
Translate the following words and expressions. Try to remember them. 1. successful 2. power of will 3.poor 4. sailor 5. tramp 6. unemployed 7. scientists 8. the turning point 9. imprisonment 10. decide 11.education 12. the gold rush 13.gripping 14.diseases 15. struggle
Ответ:
- 1. successful - успешный
- 2. power of will - сила воли
- 3. poor - бедный
- 4. sailor - моряк
- 5. tramp - бродяга
- 6. unemployed - безработный
- 7. scientists - ученые
- 8. the turning point - поворотный момент
- 9. imprisonment - заключение в тюрьму
- 10. decide - решать
- 11. education - образование
- 12. the gold rush - золотая лихорадка
- 13. gripping - захватывающий
- 14. diseases - болезни
- 15. struggle - борьба
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- Translate the following words and expressions. Try to remember them. 1. successful 2. power of will 3.poor 4. sailor 5. tramp 6. unemployed 7. scientists 8. the turning point 9. imprisonment 10. decide 11.education 12. the gold rush 13.gripping 14.diseases 15. struggle
- Read and translate the text: American writer Jack London was born in 1876 in San Francisco. His real name was John Griffit. He was the most successful writer in America in the early 20th century, whose life symbolized the power of will. Background London's family was very poor, so he began to work at the age of eight. He sold newspapers, worked on ships and in factories. Jack travelled across the ocean as a sailor, tramped from San Francisco to New York with an army of unemployed and back through Canada to Vancouver. London studied the great masters of literature and read the works of great scientists and philosophers. Imprisonment The turning point of Jack's life was a thirty-day imprisonment, which made him decide to turn to education and pursue a career in writing. His best short stories In 1897 Jack London joined the gold rush to the Klondike. He didn't bring any gold back with him but those years left their mark in his best short stories; among them The Call of the Wild, White Fang, The Son of the Wolf, and The white silence. They are gripping narratives of a man's struggle with nature. His novel The Sea Wolf was based on his experiences at sea The problems of the individual and society as well as some of the difficulties Londo himself met during the first years of his literary work are described in The Iron Heel a Martin Eden.
