Name: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Released: 2017-07-22
Duration: 2 h 37 min
Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson

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Nouns

1) chap. ( глава ii. )

Parting of the ways, I think, old chap.
2) boomslang

Gillyweed may be innocuous, but boomslang skin, lacewing flies?
3) oaf ( олух )

Did you think that miserable oaf would've led you into the woods...
4) transfiguration ( преображенский )

We never use transfiguration as a punishment!
5) hatter ( шляпник )

He's supposed to be mad as a hatter, though, these days.
6) misfit ( неудачник )

Biggest bunch of misfit I ever set eyes on.
7) shambles ( кавардак )

- Total shambles, as per usual. - Thanks.
8) quirk ( бзик )

What quirk lurk beneath those rosy cheeks?
9) flutter ( флаттер )

Step up, folks! Who fancies a flutter in today's bloodbath?
10) fella ( парень )

Broke me dad's heart, though. He was a tiny little fella, my dad.
11) entrant ( участник )

...suspect entrant in the Triwizard Tournament.
12) underside ( изнанку )

...besides the underside of your desk, Mr. Finnigan!
13) bloke ( парень )

Come on. It's one thing for a bloke to show up alone.
14) quill ( перо )

Don't mind if I use a Quick-Quotes Quill, do you?
15) ogre ( огре )

Like an ogre who just don 't care
16) bonnet ( капот )

Well, it does match your eyes. Is there a bonnet?
17) sod ( дерново )

This is gonna be uncomfortable enough without all you nosy sod listening in.
18) broom ( веник )

It's a broom cupboard.
19) gutter ( водосток )

As I recall, you once called the nearest gutter pipe home.
20) unicorn ( единорог )

Boogie down like a unicorn
21) graveyard ( кладбище )

In the graveyard, were there others?
22) bunk ( нары )

Girls, choose a bunk and unpack.
23) dresser ( комод )

I could pick him up at the age of 6 with one hand and put him up on the dresser.

Verbs

1) bewitch ( приворожить )

No, don't! Stop! He's bewitch, Cedric!
2) misunderstand ( неправильно )

These are seriously misunderstood creatures.
3) wasn ( было )

And Voldemort was there, only he wasn 't quite human.
4) lurk ( притаились )

What quirks lurk beneath those rosy cheeks?
5) oblige ( обязать )

The face I have been oblige to present each day since your absence...
6) renounce ( отказаться от )

I assure you, my Lord, I have never renounce the old ways.
7) foresee ( предвижу )

Something I should have foresee.
8) reckon ( думаю )

I reckon you have to be barking mad to put your own name in the Goblet of Fire.
9) presume ( полагаю )

You've been taught how to duel, I presume, yes?
10) spoil ( портить )

- They get scary when they get older. - Ron, you spoil everything!
11) intercept ( перехват )

Since the World Cup, the Ministry's been intercept more and more owls...
12) instruct ( поручить )

I've instruct the staff to patrol the perimeter.
13) behave ( вести себя )

Personally, I think you behave admirably.
14) expose ( разоблачить )

This will minimize any risks you may be expose to.
15) curse ( проклятие )

So which curse shall we see first?
16) warn ( предупредить )

- Least I warn you about the dragons. - Hagrid warn me about the dragons.
17) scream ( умора )

Actually, he sort of scream at her. It was a bit frightening.
18) possess ( обладают )

Unless the witness possess any genuine name of consequence...
19) remind ( напомнить )

Suppose you remind me of meself a little.
20) steal ( воровать )

Last night, something was stolen from each of our champions.
21) settle ( поселиться )

Well, now we're all settle in and sorted, I'd like to make an announcement.
22) dare ( смею )

- He's using you. - How dare you?!
23) smell ( запах )

- Potter, you stink! - Harry Potter smell!

Adverbs

1) pathetically ( патетически )

...by a dodge as pathetically dimwitted as an Aging Potion.
2) regrettably ( к сожалению )

The use of it on a student is, regrettably, forbidden. However...
3) admittedly ( конечно )

Again, obvious. Though, admittedly, potentially problematic.
4) vastly ( значительно )

...not only vastly more emotionally mature than yourself...
5) exceptionally ( исключительно )

The Goblet of Fire is an exceptionally powerful magical object.
6) emotionally ( эмоционально )

...not only vastly more emotionally mature than yourself...
7) presumably ( предположительно )

Exactly. Presumably Potter is well prepared by now...
8) altogether ( вообще )

- Or an arm. - Pack it in altogether?
9) literally ( буквально )

And I mean this literally, because...
10) potentially ( потенциально )

Again, obvious. Though, admittedly, potentially problematic.
11) aside ( в сторону )

Step aside, Wormtail, so I can give our guest a proper greeting.
12) besides ( кроме того )

Besides, the whole point of the tournament...
13) personally ( лично )

Personally, I think you behaved admirably.
14) definitely ( наверняка )

I'm definitely out of my mind.
15) apart ( кроме )

When we're apart My heart beats only for you
16) unfortunately ( к сожалению )

If everything goes unfortunately today...
17) possibly ( возможно )

So a genius like Dumbledore couldn't possibly be fooled...
18) absolutely ( абсолютно )

- You're absolutely sure? - Yes. Yes, sir.
19) properly ( правильно )

I realize I never really thanked you properly for tipping me off about those dragons.
20) truly ( действительно )

However, if we are to truly discover the meaning of these events...
21) extremely ( чрезвычайно )

Three extremely dangerous tasks.
22) indeed ( действительно )

Severus Snape was indeed a Death Eater and, prior to Lord Voldemort's downfall...
23) nearly ( почти )

Come on. Nearly there now. Get yourself into a good position.

Adjectives

1) merpeople ( русалки )

...there aren't merpeople in the Black Lake, are there?
2) wearisome ( утомительно )

Could it be that the task of nursing me has become wearisome for you?
3) fastidious ( привередливые )

How fastidious you've become, Wormtail.
4) unforgivable ( непростительно )

But first, which of you can tell me how many Unforgivable Curses there are?
5) bumbling ( неуклюжий )

...by behaving like a babbling, bumbling band of baboons.
6) innocuous ( безобидные )

Gillyweed may be innocuous, but boomslang skin, lacewing flies?
7) unwise ( неумно )

I think it's unwise for you to linger over these dreams, Harry.
8) demented ( сумасшедший )

Completely demented, of course, and terrifying to be in the same room with...
9) rabid ( оголтелые )

"Me, Myself & l" want to know. Not to mention my rabid readers.
10) vile ( мерзко )

He's vile and cruel. And you're just pathetic.
11) charismatic ( обаятельный )

What a charismatic quartet.
12) innate ( врожденное )

...who showed innate command of the Bubble-Head Charm.
13) pathological ( патологические )

...that your attitude shows, at best, a pathological need for attention...
14) dreadful ( страшный )

...we all feel at this dreadful loss reminds me...
15) frightening ( страшно )

Actually, he sort of screamed at her. It was a bit frightening.
16) pathetic ( жалко )

He's vile and cruel. And you're just pathetic.
17) miserable ( убогие )

Did you think that miserable oaf would've led you into the woods...
18) fierce ( ожесточенные )

...a fierce, fierce friend.
19) rubbish ( мразь )

- This decision is final. - That's rubbish!
20) anxious ( тревожно )

He must be anxious enough as it is...
21) uncomfortable ( неудобно )

This is gonna be uncomfortable enough without all you nosy sods listening in.
22) lethal ( смертельная )

...she's lethal.
23) wee ( дите )

But I have to warn you, they're a wee bit sharp.

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