Matrix PRE Unit 7 (4)
Vydáno dne 03.10.2005
Culture focus: text on superstitions, page 88
adjective - very old, belonging to a time long ago
noun - something bad that happens by chance
verb - to reserve (seats, hotel room etc) in advance
noun - a small compartment, a small room separated from a larger one
noun - a special meal of many dishes for many people, usually celebrating something
phrase - something good that happens by chance
noun - a piece of string used to fasten two edges of something together (e.g. shoes etc.)
adjective - connected with the enemy or opponent
verb - to ask a waiter for a certain food or drink, to ask a supplier to send you certain goods etc.
verb - to do, to carry out something
verb - not to accept something, not to do what somebody wants you to do
noun - a ceremony done in a certain way
verb - to put food on the table, to give food to somebody
noun - what you can see
noun - a light sport shoe, the kind that is worn when playing tennis, basketball etc.
noun - the bottom part of your shoe or boot
adjective - not letting people disobey rules etc. and punish them if they do
noun - a belief that certain ritual or activity can bring you good or bad luck (e.g. crossing the fingers, seeing a black cat run across the street etc)
adjective - believing that a certain ritual or activity etc. can bring you good or bad luck (e.g. crossing the fingers etc.)
verb - to clean something by passing a cloth over it
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