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Unit 3. FROM THE HISTORY OF TOURISMDate: 2015-10-07; view: 460. I. antiquities – ïàì'ÿòêè ñòàðîâèíè e.g. Norbert Schimmel was famous as a passionate collector of Roman antiquities to accommodate – ðîçì³ùóâàòè, íàäàâàòè ïîìåøêàííÿ vendor – ïðîäàâåöü, êðàìàð, ïîñòà÷àëüíèê e.g. Frank stopped to buy the evening paper from a news vendor. hawker – ðîçíîùèê; òîðãîâåöü, ùî ðîçíîñèòü òîâàð; âóëè÷íèé òîðãîâåöü e.g. A familiar street hawker, usually selling lighters at two for a pound was offering three for a pound. tout – ìàêëåð, êîì³âîÿæåð e.g. Touts were selling tickets to the match for £50 or more. to prosper – ïðîöâ³òàòè, äîñÿãàòè âåëèêèõ óñï³õ³â coinage – ìîíåòè, êàðáóâàííÿ (ìîíåò) decline – çàíåïàä pilgrimage – ïàëîìíèöòâî to testify – ï³äòâåðäèòè, çàñâ³ä÷èòè outcome – ðåçóëüòàò, íàñë³äîê to adopt – ïðèéìàòè, çàñâîþâàòè to become customary – ñòàòè çâè÷íèì appeal – (òóò) ïðèâàáëèâ³ñòü, syn. attraction e.g. The journey has great appeal for young tourists. predominantly – ïåðåâàæíî invention – âèíàõ³ä steam engine – ïàðîâèé äâèãóí II.
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