Russian 2 Oral Essential Vocabulary Week 3 . (PERSON. CHARACTER) (.) Positive features of one's character (adj.) strong-willed attentive kind friendly good-natured conscientious caring courageous, fearless , persistent, diligent kind-hearted, responsive observant , independent resourceful, quick-witted resolute of principles
my applications for the vacancy in your Accounts Department. I am eighteen-year-old high school student and am very interested in this position. When i leave school, I plan to study accounting and this would be a perfect opportunity for me to gain some experience. Although I have no formal work experience, I have often helped out in my cousin business, where I have been responsible for accounting. As far as my personality is concerned, I would describe myself as sensible and conscientious. I am sociable person and enjoy working with others as part of team. I also believe that I am capable of working alone and able to use my own initiative. If you wish me to attend an interview, I am available at any time. I also can work in the evienings. Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully, Merike Aasmäe
November 12, 2014 Dear sir or madam, I have just read your advertisement for school-leavers to appear in the city guide’s job. I would very much like to present our town’s most beautiful sights. I am an 18-year-old girl. I do not have any work experience. I think I am very friendly and I really enjoy meeting new people. I like to socialize and I can speak English, Estonian and German very well. Others think I am conscientious and I have good knowledge of history. If I got this job, I would very much like to present our town’s most beautiful sights. First I think that I would like to show The London Eye, because it gives a good overview of London when they want to use it. And secondly I want to show them the tower of Big Ben (also known as The Elizabeth Tower), because this is a famous tower in the world. I would like to ask how much the salary is and how many hours I have to work.
Greating memories is the most importand thing in young peoples life. Everybody remembers theire favorite day what is going to stick to theire heads for a long time. And probably we are going to talk about it to our children in the future. I have many favorite days but theres only two that are worth talking about it in the essay. The first one was taking place when i was like 14. I was a huge animal lover and i wanted a kitten but my parents refused . They thought that i wasnt conscientious enought to take care of a pet. Then one day my friend told me that theyre cat had 4 kittens and she asked me if i want one. Ofcourse i told her yes but only if my parent agree. When i was going to home i had prepared a long speach why we should take a pet. I felt like i was going to a war and i wasnt ready to lose. I got to home, told everyone to sit togeteher on the couch and told them to be quiet until i have finished. After mu speach they looked at me and emmediately said yes
discipline. Mr. Allan had him appointed to West Point Military Academy, but was dismissed. He married his 14-old cousin who had tuberculosis (lead to drinking). Two years after his wife´s death Poe himself was found in a Baltimore street near a polling place on an Election Day, died a few days later in hospital when he was only 40. · His works reflect the double aspect of his personality: the abandonment of the self-destructive romantic artist and the self-control of the conscious and conscientious craftsman, the passivity of the dreamer indifferent to all that exists outside his dream world and the restless activity of a keen mind always on the alert. · Poe himself classified his tales as "grotesque", "arabesque", "ratiocinative", to indicate variations in his intentions. The ,,arabesque" are those in which horror or other emotion in violent suspense gives the tale its power ("The Fall of the House of Usher")
ability to visualize as quickly as possible. It depends on the country and area, but usually each year aviation schools enroll only about 10 to 20 air traffic controllers. In Estonia, to get a free spot in college, you must make the top eight. There are also some places for scholarships. Each year hundreds of students want to do as well as possible on their exams, because the competition is very high and fierce to get a place in these schools. It makes people to try harder and be more conscientious with things they try to accomplish. Since I already know what I want to do in the future, I have had time to think about things and prepare for this. I have taken college-level math, done a lot of research and now, I'm attending high school in the states to improve my English, so that I can speak it fluently. Nothing comes easy. The journey to become an air traffic controller will be definitely hard, but since I love new challenges and a bumpy lifestyle, I am more than
Top of the long rod was wooden bird, witch called parrot. Person, who hit the parrot, was chosen to be king of hunters. Citizens were waiting for experience hunters. It were happened before, that some ordinary man try to shoot parrot, but every time they failed. Thomas pan out hit the parrot. After that everybody near Tallinn knew Thomas and the town guarders chieftain called Thomas to join them. Thomas was very happy. Beginning from this time Thomas was a brave and conscientious town guarder and after his death citizens started to call guarder shape top of the Town hall tower Old Thomas. 5 True story of Old Thomas Old Thomas is a weathercock on the top of the City Hall. Weathercock what represent old-time soldiers, was placed on the top of the City hall tower in year 1530. It was a shape of a old man with a hat, who holds a javelin in his hand. According the
subsequently lost its status as a superpower during decolonisation. Much of Ireland broke with the United Kingdom and the remnants of the Empire became the Commonwealth of Nations. King George V (1865-1936), Reigned 1910-36 As the second son of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, George V had not expected to ascend to the throne. He enjoyed a long and successful career in the Navy before his accession in 1910. His conscientious and unpretentious approach to his duties provided stability during an unsettled period, which included the First World War and the Great Depression. In 1932, he became the first monarch to use the medium of radio to speak to the nation. He later described himself as `a very ordinary sort of fellow'. Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor (King Edward VIII) (1894-1972), Reigned 1936 Eldest son of George V and Queen Mary. Prince Edward was commissioned into the
abuse kuritarvitama, kuritarvitus self-destructive ennasthävitav, enesehävituslik Lk 38 initially algselt, algeliselt successor järglane, järeltulija, õigusjärglane, pärija persuasive veenev, sisendusjõuline proof asitõend, tõendus, kontrollimine, testimine attach arestima, lisama statement konto väljavõte, väljakirjutas, aruanne, andmik, arutlus evidence tõend, tõendmine, tunnistus, tunnistama conscientious südametunnistuse järgi toimiv, kohusetundlik superb ülim, suurepärane decent korralik, sünnis, kombekas reluctantly vastumeelne, vastumeelselt paramount tähtsaim, esmajärguline, ebatavaline entitle õigusi millekski andma, nime andma, pealkirjastama, volitama Lk 39 destructive purustav, häbistav, lõhkuv violence vägivald, vägivaldsus compel kohustama, sundima
g. introversion-extraversion) · Examples of trait terms: Shy Anxious Trait (facet) Trustworthy Witty (e.g. shy, rigid) Kind Extravert Conscientious Worrier · Condensed the list to 4,500 trait terms and arranged in meaningful Habitual response patterns subsets (e.g. don't like parties; · Cattell condensed further to form questionnaires based on these don't act on impulse) Specific responses
come forward (phr v) come up to scratch (idm) come upon (phr v) coming (adj) 5 commentator (n) commit (v) committed (to) (adj) commute (v) companion (n) compassion (n unc) compel (v) compile (v) complacent (adj) computer-generated (adj) con (n) conceal (v) concede (v) conceivably (adv) concentrate (v) concentration (n) concept (n) conceptual art (n) concerned (adj) condition (n) conduct (v) confess (v) confidence (n) congestion (n) connect with (v) connection (n) conscientious (adj) consecutive (adj) consequence (n) conservation (n unc) considerate (adj) consist of (v) consistent (adj) consistent with (phr) constitute (v) construct (v) consultant (n) consumer (n) contact (n) contain (v) contemplate (v) contented (adj) contestant (n) contradict (v) contrast (n) contribution (n) controversial (adj) conventional (adj) 6 converted (adj) convey (v) convict (v) convinced (adj) cooperation (n unc) cope (with) (v) coriander (n) cornflakes (n)
No one who knows me, sir, can have the thought That I am acting from a selfish motive. The goods of this world have no charms for me; I am not dazzled by their treacherous glamour; And if I bring myself to take the gift Which he insists on giving me, I do so, To tell the truth, only because I fear This whole estate may fall into bad hands, And those to whom it comes may use it ill And not employ it, as is my design, For Heaven's glory and my neighbours' good. CLEANTE Eh, sir, give up these conscientious scruples That well may cause a rightful heir's complaints. Don't take so much upon yourself, but let him Possess what's his, at his own risk and peril; Consider, it were better he misused it, Than you should be accused of robbing him. I am astounded that unblushingly You could allow such offers to be made! Tell me--has true religion any maxim That teaches us to rob the lawful heir? If Heaven has made it quite impossible Damis and you should live together here,
animals do not punish immediately, at first they try to realise what happened. o Excuse principle neither punishing nor forgiving, but excusing How to fight the uncertainty in partner's behaviour Animal behaviour; animal personalities · Neuroticism o + neuroticism, + anxiety (not very important in researches) · Extraversion o +extraversion; +sociability · Psychoticism o conscientious; -agreeable; +psychoticism; +impulsive; +sensation seeking; +aggression · Behavioural syndromes (non-human animal personalities) slide 45 · Shy-bold syndrome bolder animals are less neurotic and adapt better. Relationship between cooperation and personality? · Individual great tits differ in the way they explore a novel environment, and this is correlated with differences in behaviour towards novel objects.
harmful amounts. (A) Substantial (B) Unhealthy (C) Insignificant (D) Mysterious 3. Presumably desolate desert and tundra areas actually harbor many forms of life. (A) Favor (B) Halt (C) Generate (D) Shelter 4. Modern commercial practice relies to a growing extent on arbitration to handle disputes. (A) Avoid (B) Manage (C) Postpone (D) Intensify 5. Martin Luther King gained recognition for his use of nonviolent methods. (A) Earned (B) Rejected (C) Enhanced (D) Promoted LESSON 16 conscientious convey encompass expansion heighten highlight inadvertently inevitable infancy miraculously retrieve systematically unlikely unwarranted zenith conscientious adj. showing serious purpose; one who adv. conscientiously works carefully and with enthusiasm Syn. meticulous She is a conscientious representative of the student body. They approached the task conscientiously.
businessman Roger Tamraz at congressional hearings on campaign finance re- form. When asked if he felt he received a good return on his contribution of $300,000, he smiled and replied, "I think next time, I'll give $600,000." Honesty of this sort is rare in politics. For the most part, the givers and takers join voices to dismiss the idea that campaign contributions, free trips, and Super Bowl tickets would bias the opinions of "sober, conscientious" government offi- cials. As the head of one lobbying organization insisted, there is no cause for con- cern because "These [government officials] are smart, mature, sophisticated men and women at the top of their professions, disposed by training to be discerning, critical, and alert" (Barker, 1998). And, of course, the politicians concur. Regularly, we hear them proclaiming total independence from the feelings of obligation that in- fluence everyone else
inconvenience, as Lady Catherine is far from objecting to my occasional absence on a Sunday, provided that some other clergyman is engaged to do the duty of the day.--I remain, dear sir, with respectful compliments to your lady and daughters, your well-wisher and friend, "WILLIAM COLLINS" "At four o'clock, therefore, we may expect this peace-making gentleman," said Mr. Bennet, as he folded up the letter. "He seems to be a most conscientious and polite young man, upon my word, and I doubt not will prove a valuable acquaintance, especially if Lady Catherine should be so indulgent as to let him come to us again." "There is some sense in what he says about the girls, however, and if he is disposed to make them any amends, I shall not be the person to discourage him." "Though it is difficult," said Jane, "to guess in what way he can mean to make us the atonement he thinks our due, the wish is certainly to his credit."
Department, to busy himself with still more MAGIC. At about 12:30, he spotted the omission of United States from the INGO DENPO message. Because the one o'clock meeting was so close, he telephoned the recipients with the correction, a practice he had followed several times in the past, but reached only McCollum and Bratton. He told them that United States was to be inserted in file number 7148. The force of it had been considerably lessened by the one o'clock message, but Kramer, conscientious beyond the basic requirements of duty, nevertheless planned to send around a corrected version. Safford later estimated that OP-20-G handled three times as much material that weekend as on a normal one; the GY log shows at least 28 messages in PURPLE alone handled that Sunday. And these messages were processed much more expeditiously than at any other time in the past, Kramer said. The cryptanalysts had done their duty, and had done it superbly. Events now passed out of their hands.
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