- •Методические указания
- •По практике устной и письменной речи английского языка
- •Для студентов 1 курса факультета филологии и журналистики
- •(Специальность романо-германская филология)
- •Part 1. Appearance
- •Vocabulary a. Parts of Human Body
- •B. Describing Human Appearance
- •1. Head and hair
- •Complexion
- •2. Face
- •Features
- •Forehead
- •Moustache
- •3. Limbs
- •Foot (feet)
- •Fingers
- •4. Building, figure and bearing
- •Build (frame)
- •Carriage (bearing, poise)
- •Stature (height, size)
- •Constitution
- •Shoulders
- •5. Manners voice and smile
- •Manners
- •6. General appraisal of a person’s appearance
- •7. Toilet articles
- •Bloodshot eyes
- •Eyestrain
- •Concussion
- •1. Mutter sigh scream yell whistle gasp
- •2. Hum groan boo whisper roar mumble
- •3. Hiss pant howl chuckle sob sniff
- •Part 2. Character
- •Vocabulary
- •1. General
- •2. Types of People
- •3. Innate Qualities
- •Virtuous (good) characteristics
- •Evil (bad) characteristics
- •Questions
- •Exercise 11. Read through the extracts below, then write the correct numbers 1-15 next to which type of person you think said the words. Choose from the following.
- •Vanity hypocrisy pomposity stubbornness obstinacy selfishness dishonesty pettiness shyness
- •What type or types of person from the list at the top of the exercise above…
- •Exercise 17. Have a look at these geometrical figures and choose the one you like most of all. Psycho-geometrical test
- •E square Rectangle xplanation
- •Psychological test
- •Body Language. From Head to Toe
- •Of the Americans surveyed …
- •Part Two
- •Who would you rather have?
- •Outline for a character sketch
- •Text 1
- •Anger Is Normal. Or Is It?
- •Recommended topics for final exam
- •Supplement Group Work
- •Improving Appearance
- •Список использованной литературы
4. Building, figure and bearing
Build (frame)
Carriage (bearing, poise)
delicate build (delicately-built)
heavy build (heavily-built)
medium build
powerful build
solid build
spare frame
strong build
well-build
built like a barrel*
erect bearing
upright bearing
stooping bearing
queenly carriage
* the phrases marked with a star are usually used in conversation about a person who isn’t there. They might be considered offensive if overheard by the person described or their family and friends.
Stature (height, size)
a giant
an Amazon
high (in height)
lanky
tall
tallish
middle-sized
of medium/average height (size)
above average height
below average height
on the short side
short
tiny
diminutive stature
a midget
knee-high to a grasshopper/an ant
Chest
Constitution
broad chest (broad-chested)
hollow chest
frail (delicate) constitution
strong (vigorous) c.
weak (poor) c.
Figure
bent figure
corpulent
fat figure
graceful figure
lean figure (mostly about men)
muscular
neat figure
obese*
overweight
paunchy figure (with a paunch)
plump figure
petite figure
puny-looking*
skinny*
like a pipe cleaner*
like a lamp-post*
slender (slim) figure
slight figure
squat
stocky figure
stout figure
superb figure
thin
well-fed figure
well-made figure
Gait
Step
halting gait (to walk with a halt)
heavy gait
light gait
limping gait (lameness)
shuffling gait
stooping gait (to walk with a stoop)
swaggering gait
swaying (rolling) g.
firm steps
footsteps
heavy steps
light steps
rapid steps (with a rapid step)
slow steps (with a slow step)
stride
Shoulders
broad shoulders (broad-shouldered)
narrow shouldered
round shoulders
to shrug one’s s.
sloping shoulders
5. Manners voice and smile
Manners
Smile
good manners
to have no manners
quiet manners
refined manners
bright smile
broad smile
charming smile
cunning smile
enigmatic smile
engaging smile
faint smile
happy smile
ironical smile
pleasant smile
pleased smile
sad smile
strained smile
sweet smile
to wear a smile
wining smile
wry smile
grin
to grin
to be all smiles
Voice
at the top of one’s voice
clear (ringing) voice
deep voice
to drop one’s voice
high-pitched voice
hoarse voice
in bad voice
in good voice
loud voice (loud-voiced)
low voice
pleasant voice
to raise one’s voice
shrill voice
soft voice
to strain one’s voice
sweet voice
thin voice
toneless voice
weak (feeble) voice
in a whisper
to whisper
