1) carry on — j) to continue doing sth 2) amiable — f) friendly and pleasant 3) work — b) effort made in order to archive or make smth 4) labour — c) work, especially hard physical work 5) customer — d) a person or company that buys goods and services 6) client — e) someone who pays for the services of a professional person such as doctor and lawyer 7) to march — i) to walk in a military way 8) stroll — g) to walk for a pleasure and without hurrying 9) crime — h) firm in a pleasant way (about food) 10) gloomy — a) feeling or looking sad and without hope
1. He never liked to be a soldier, and he devoted the rest of his days growing roses.2. Lord Goring liked to say paradoxes and experienced pleasure when he didn't understand.3. She liked it when admired.4. He didn't like when he watched.5. I remember meeting him in Paris before the war.6.The witness said he did not remember to have ever before seen this man.7.Lady Chiltern I remembered that when I studied with Mrs. Chieveley.8. I don't mind when you criticize me, if this is true.9. Hope you don't mind if they talk.10. I prefer to do this work today.11.What do you prefer: to drive or to be carried in it?12. Typist is busy with urgent reprint material.13. This medicine should be kept dry.14. Sorry again, I remind you of this.15. Forgive me for not answering your letter sooner.16. "For life is worth fighting for," he thought.17.It is suggested to go to the exhibition.18. The teacher offered to write new expressions.19. He offered to cancel the meeting.20. I didn't understand why he avoids talking about it.21. After such an unpleasant scene, he avoided to be seen.22.He did not dare to go on the expedition.23. Jump here was very dangerous, you risk to break a leg.24.a) I'm surprised he's lying to you so much
2) amiable — f) friendly and pleasant
3) work — b) effort made in order to archive or make smth
4) labour — c) work, especially hard physical work
5) customer — d) a person or company that buys goods and services
6) client — e) someone who pays for the services of a professional person such as doctor and lawyer
7) to march — i) to walk in a military way
8) stroll — g) to walk for a pleasure and without hurrying
9) crime — h) firm in a pleasant way (about food)
10) gloomy — a) feeling or looking sad and without hope