Listen, CD (23), and read.
A.
appeal [əˈpi:l] n − 1) обращение, призыв; 2) привлекательность
appeal v − 1) обращаться, призывать; 2) привлекать
average [ˈævərɪʤ] − среднестатистический, обычный, средний
independent [ˌɪndɪˈpendənt] − независимый
involve [ɪnˈvɒlv] − включать, вовлекать
option [ˈɒpʃn] − выбор, возможность
relation [rɪˈleɪʃn] − 1) связь, отношение; 2) родственник
relationship [rɪˈleɪʃnʃɪp] − отношение, связь
rely [rɪˈlaɪ] − полагаться
treat [tri:t] v − 1) обращаться (с кем то); 2) лечить
treat n − угощение, удовольствие
treatment [ˈtri:tmənt] − 1) обращение; 2) лечение
be above (below) average − быть выше (ниже) среднего уровня
make a big deal of something − придавать слишком большое значение чему либо, преувеличивать важность чего либо
B.
appeal n: 1) an appeal for help, to make an appeal to somebody, an appeal for something. There have been several appeals for money to help homeless people. The people of the town made an appeal to the government for help after the storm. 2) to have an appeal to some body, to have no (little) appeal. I’m afraid that camping in the wood has little appeal to me.
appeal v: 1) to appeal to somebody for something. She appealed to her old friend for help. 2) Staying alone all day does not appeal to me.
average: an average child, an average person, to be above (below) average. An average child spends about ten hours a week watching television.
independent: an independent person, an independent country, to be independent of something. His income allowed him to become economically independent of his family. At last the country became an independent state.
involve: to involve somebody in something. The job involved working with computers. I involved my friends in preparing for the school party.
option: the option of doing something, to have no option, an option for something. We have three different options for our holidays. We had to agree because we had no option. You have the option of taking a bus or walking.
relation: 1) a relation between something and something. The doctor explained the relation between a good diet and good health. 2) On Christmas Day all our close relations come to our place to celebrate.
relationship: a close relationship, relationships with (between) somebody or something. The relationships between the players from the two teams were pretty friendly.
rely: to rely on someone or something. You can rely on your friends to be of help when you need them.
treat v: 1) to treat somebody well or badly. The teacher treated the student fairly. 2) to treat somebody, to treat an illness or a disease. The doctor treated my cough with some new medicine.
treat n: a real treat, a great treat. It’s a real treat to see you again.
treatment: 1) treatment of somebody. I liked his treatment of his little brother. 2) treatment of a person, treatment for a disease. What was the recommended treatment? We’ve found an effective treatment for his heart problem.
be above (below) average: This time the results of the test were far above average.
make a big deal of something: I know he has done well in his exams, but I don’t see why he has to make such a big deal of it!