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AUTHOR Mansoor, Menahem; And Others TITLE Newspaper Hebrew Reader: Volume 2, Part 1. INSTITUTION Wisconsin Univ., Madison. SPONS AGENCY Office of Education (DREW), Washington, D.C. Bureau of Research. BUREAU NO BR-6-1385 PUB DATE Oct 71 CONTRACT OEC-3-6-061385-1631 NOTE 199p. EDES PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-S6.58 DESCRIPTORS *Hebrew; *Instructional Materials; Language Development; *Language Enrichment; Language Instruction; Language Skills; Language Styles; Modern Language Curriculum; *Newspapers; *ReadingMaterials; Second Language Learning; Semitic Languages; Textbooks; Vocabulary

ABSTRACT This is tke first part of a two-part set of textbooks containing readiugs from the modern Hebrew press. The readings are intended for students who possess a knowledgeof the basic vocabulary and elements of modern Hebrew structure.Less attention is devoted to the problems of grammar and tomatters of vocabulary, idiomatic expression, and style. Notes aadglosses are provided to explain vocabulary. Numerous exercises aredesigned to help the student master nem vocabulary and acquire a feelingfor word usage and idiomatic style. This volumecontains selections that are represekotative of front-page news coverage. For part two, see FL002 657. (VS) 6 6A, Ne-74-

U.S. DEPARTMENT Of HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE (-/ 138'ss- trt OFFICE OF EDUCATION LIN FR- THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT.POINiS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE Of EDUCATION Lia POSITION OR POLICY. NEWSPAPER HEBREW READER

Volume TWO, Part I

Professor Menahem Mansoor Project Director Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies The University of Wisconsin

OE Contract No.: 3-6-061385-1631

October 1971

Volume I was sent to the Office of Education in the spring of 1971 NEWSPAPER HEBREW READER

Volume II

Edited with Annotat ions, Vocabularie'i and Exercises

By

Menahem Mansoor, Project Director Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies University of Wisconsin 1

With 1 Galic, Simon and Yemima Rabin Project Specialists This work was developed pursuant to a Contract between the United States Office of Education and The University of Wisconsin and is published with permission of the United States Office of Education

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i THE ERIC SYSTEM REOUIRF3 PERMISSION Of 3 THE COPYRIGHT OWNER.' This Reader in Modern Hebrew Literatureis dedicated to all those who helped in one way or another to make it possible toproduce it:to our teaching staff, project specialists, typists, and secretaryand to our students who inspired us to undertake this project. ULELLLLI LLE LE UL11111 i12d1-2.1

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Intl,:euction in English n,5a3tr3 Klan 5xnurl3 n,,narn n'alnrn The Daily Hebrew Newspapers in Wriva mninnn in

: 1 nvpnl, 1 ('K)llavnn 0-3 vnylarion ,sn 17 ('a)Ila,nn In/Ialon Ixn : 2 n,,n1 3 35 ('m) 1966 iloal'a K'man : : 4 n-rinv 54 ('a) 1966 iloal'a Kvman 72 vovlan rasa : 5 nvyny 85 01,10 '131 0151n : 6 n'vn, 104 ('K) 'con In5ln : 7 n,,n1 126 ('a) nl,m,Kn ion in5ls : 8 n,,n, murrna 11,1711Kn 717 .a 139 1331,D3 11131DVM1 9 n7ln,

: 10 n-clny 154 D,M1D1 5r nlop n'3351 169 nvao ,n,almrs ,nInns : 11 n,,n1 187 5n1nnaln 5m .95e7m,n : 12 n,,n, 206 nlarlon nv-la ,,,n, 5r nDiron : 13 n'In, 225 lavpaa n,,nn : 14 n'vn, 254 n's,Inrn 135111n : 15 n,,n1 71.11tula mninnn in 266 1'3,5K1p3 no,on : 16 n,,n1 278 nIrvaln nlalpn n'vr, : 17 wryly" 299 n5v1a non5n2 (31011x : 18 n-cinv 316 plain n113n : 19 n'InI

: 20 nIvril 330 aminn tripna alnln 11,3710 - 348 lintn.nMr7 nn 21 n,,n, 374 !croKa ovela,inon : 22 ri7vn., 388 10, 'inns pl.ma : 23 ;17,11, .1221 .913 47 397 nO nlam.m:imn i 24 n7.,n, 421 n1515,2 5m n1-77.nte t 25 wrsn's INTRODUCTION

performed pursuant The research reportedin these two volumes was of Education, Departm3nt to a contract betweenthe United States Office the University of of Health, Education andWelfare end the Regents of

Wisconsin (Contract No. OEC3-6-061385-1631). to the language of These readers are designedto introd,xce the student the part of the student the modern Hebrew Israelipress. It assumes on modern Hebrew structure,plus a a knowledge ofthe ba-lic elements of of college basic vocabulary usuallycovered during the first two years

courses in modernHebrew.

the stylistic The readers are designedto help the student master Hebrew. Accordingly, patterns and vocabularycharacter:sties of newspaper included the selections arerepresentative of front page news coverage, Two. in Volume One, and of reports,features and editorials in Volume exercises and The texts are annotatedand implemented with classroom

drills. of Volume Two contains selectionswhich present a higher level

newspaper Hebrew instyle, vocabulary and subjectmatter.

basist by These readers were usedsuccessfully, on an experimental University Gf Wisconsin. our third yearstudents on the Campus of the stage where his With the use of this reader,the student has reached the to attention shOuld now be devotedless to problems of grammar and more pattern and matters of vocabulary andstyle. Here, we followed the in its methodology successfully develOpedby the University of Michigan analysis series of Arabic Readers. Insteadof intensive grammatical the stud,:mt now needs to expand hisvocabulary and gain a feeling for style and idiomatic expressions byreading as extensively as possible.

The reader attempts to facilitatethis, with every needed help in reading, by introducing the reader to thevocab/lary, idiom and style of modern

Israel Hebrew newspapers.

The following features are designed toaid the student:

1. Words are translated in terms of thecontexts in which they occur.

However, other primary meanings of theseterms are also given.

2. Cumulative Hebrew-English andEnglish-Hebrew vocabularies for ready

reference are provided at the end of eachvolume.

3. A basic Hebrew vocabulary of 500-800words.is assumed for the student.

4. Phrases and sometimes entire sentences aretranslated in the notes

where the structure may not be eiltirely clear.

5. Each unit is glossed independently of allothers, so that the student

is not required to recall a word from aprevious selection.

6. Ample provision is made to enable thc student to preparehis own glosses

and to use dictionaries and other referenceworks.

7. Numerous and varied exercises are provided toenable the teacher snd

the student make selections to suit the level and purposeof the course

and curriculum.

8. The glosses and vocabularies are given withconsiderable overlap from

one unit to the next. This waspurposely designed to enable the student

to retain the words which recur.

9. There are numerous exercises designed tohelp the Ptudent maste- new

vocabulary as well as acquire a feeling for word usageand idiomatic style. 10. No attempt was made to solve the difficultproblem of Hebrew orthography and hence orthographical variants wore notnormalfzed. All selections are reproduced unedited except obvious misprints and errors.

The author wishes to acknowledge his sincere appreciationto all those

who helped in the preparation of the reader. He isparticularly indebted

to Professor Abraham Avni, project specialist atthe University of

Wisconsin for the preparation of the draft for Volume One,and to Galia

Simon and Yemima Rabin, project specialists in theDepartment, for their

invalueole assistance in the preparation of the explanatorynotes and

exereses of the units in Volume Two. The aathor wishes to expresshis

thanks to Gila Halpern, for the preparation of the texts forthe printers.

To the Uisconsin Society for Jewish Learning and the HebrewCultural Foun-

dation of New Yorls the author expresses his gratitude for their generous

assistance which made possible the publication of these volumes. THE DAILY HEBREW NEWSPAPERS IN ISRAEL

The press is as diversified asthe population, covering every shadeof opinion in a dozen languages. It is freeof all political censorship, though control is exercised over mattersaffecting military security.

The daily papers have six to 20 pages,but Friday issues are doubled or more in size as weekendsupplements. No papers appear on Saturday, the Jewish Sabbath.

There are 22 morning and two afternoon newspapers.Thirteen of the morning papers - most associated withpolitical parties - are in Hebrew, and the rest in English, German, Arabic,Hungarian, French, Polish,

Yiddish, Rumanian and Bulgarian.

The two foremost morning papers sell about40,000 copies on week-

days, most of the others ranging from 5,000 to18,000. The evening papers

have larger circulations: 85,000 to 118,000.On Fridays, when there are

weekend supplements, sales go up to 58,000 in themorning and 134,000

in the evening.

There are about 400 other periodicals, including over70 government

publications. Some 50 are weeklies and 150 fortnightlies ormonthlies.

About 260 are published in Hebrew, the others appearin Arabic, English,

French, Yiddish, Bulgarian, Rumanian, Spanish,Ladino, Hungarian, Polish

and Persian.

The Government Press Office keeps the local pressand foreign cor-

respondents informed on Government activities, and helpsjournalists

to obtain information and contacts.

1T114 - Associated Israeli Press offers a national service oflocal

news and distributes Reuter and Agence FrancePresse dispatches. Its

shareholders are the daily newspapers.

(From: Facts about Israel. 1968)v/vi A. Morning Newspapers to rtrin -(Hebrew: "The Land") An independent Hebrew daily

Haaretz newspaper. It was first foundedby a group of Hebrew writers in Jerusalem in 1919 as Hadshot

Ha -Aretz (News of the Land). It is the oldest extant

Hebrew daily in Israel.

2. 127 -(Hebrew: "Ward") A daily newspaper published since

Dever 1925 by the Histadrut (Israel laborFederation). It has the largest circulation of any Israel morning

newspaper and generally reflects theviews of Napal

(Israel Workers or Labor Party).

3. la N -(Hebrew "Utterance") A daily newspaper founded by Omer the Histadrut (Israel Labor Federation) in 1950, in

easy vocalized Hebrew for newimmigrants.

4. nin - (Hebrew: "To theExpanse") A daily newspaper, founded

Iamerhav in 1954 by. Ahdut Avodah (Union of Labor) party, which

split from M_Et (the left wing Zionist SOcialist

party) in 1954 to form a.separate graup largely as

a'prOtest against anti7SeMitism and anti-Zioniam

in the Soviet cnuntriép.

5. Inman 737 - (Hebrew:"On the Watch") A daily newspaper, founded

Al-Hamishmar in 1942 under the name Mishmar("Watch")

journal ofHa-Shomer Ha -Tzair, (a Zionist Youth movement and former Palestinianpolitical party).

Its ideology became revolutioneryMarxist and

demanded "ideological collectivism".From 190 it

became the organ of Manam(United Workers Party),

a left wing ZionistSocialist party.

6. `71p - (Hebrew: "TheVoice of the People") The daily Kol Haam newspaper of Maki(Israel Communist Party) founded in 1948. Until 1948, Maki regardedZionism as a

reactionary agent of British imperialiamand its

own function as theliberation of the Arab masses

from both, with the assistance ofJewish workers.

In 1954 Maki merged with a number ofnuan dissidents.

(Hebrew: "The Observer") A daily newspaper founded 7 . nal 3n -

Hatzofeh in Tel-Aviv in 1937. It is the organ ofMizrahi (Religious Zionist Organization) and Ha-Poel

Ha-Mizrahi ( the religious Zionist LaborParty).

s. 371-Tirin -(Hebrew: "The Advertiser or Announner") A daily

Hamodia newspaper, founded in Jerusalem in 1950, by Agudat Israel (world organizatiorr:Of ultra orthodoxJews).

Until, the emergence of thei.State of Israel,it

pursUedan extreme Zior4P-t PPs,PY4.,.11.1 1948however,

- its representatiVes:joinedthetroViSiOnS1 goVernment

of, Israel and-sUb-equently participate-in,KnesSet

parliament) elections. in 9. Err" Prn (Hebrew: "Gates") A daily newspaper founded

Shearim 1951 by Poalei Agudat Israel(a religious labor movement which opreates within theframework of

Agudat Israel (See Hamodiaabove). It is active

especially in agricultural settlement andhas

several Kibbutzim.

10, rrnetil inurrn - (Hebrewl "SportNews") a independent daily newspaper

Hadashot Sport founded in 1960, devoted to sport news.

1/. Ervin - (Hebrew:"Today") A daily newspapers founded in

Hayom 1966 and is affiliated to Gahals the right-wing

political parties in Israel.

B. Evening Newspapers

12. 111311J - (Hebrew:"He who brings the evening") An independent

Mhariv Israel evening mass-circulation newspaperspublished

in Tel-Aviv in 1948.

13.1113111IN niv-i-r1-(Hebrew: "Latest News") An independent evening Udiot Aharonot Hebrew newspaper published in Tel-Aviv in 1947. 'Win I.

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P. Vocabulary and Notes:

14 navy, f/eet

("Mg) 'no'T merchant navy 2111'I (fishery) fishing navy

-1117, - to melt, to defrost - (fig.) to temper, compromise

tine - to cruise

meaning, sense, significance

viverie 114Viain1237a meaningful, highly significant

unequivocal, straight fonder&

no do lOTT meaningless

;1171.1 111 nate double meaning, ambiguity

tri? '79 na 37.n fa ' political significance

n-111n - penetration -v. "'S

*?ri-ip _Kremlin ,

a destroyer with missiles

destroyer (warship)

lyzatin ;ixonr23. gin o return:the compliMents t.nUR q. .compliment

to paY "(make) a compliment.

"47-9 3VI - waving onels hand ,1.1 to report

This verb derives from a noun that was, originally, initials of two words: n11

a411 reporting, reportage

- flagship

lyres submarine, U-boat.

nni3 atomic submarine

WOlis n1.3 submarine chaser

ploo 511 constituting a very small minority; negligible, a drop in the ocean, of no significance

null, void, valueless

IIU3 - parachutist

The Persian Gulf

T1D9 bpLy, gplf 411.:

141'14Ili Ii pJ - the sources of the intelligence

14 intelligence (service)

'The Word -7414 was formed recently fraft the Hebrew-root 170.(tomriderSand,:to;kndw) 'in*Ii'aitemi*'iti find an, egniiialent tro-the Englieh, "intelligencen. There ar0Yeollie'igrho re.let this Anglisation!,;of Hel*ew.and favoi::the older-terms.: titlii.o'lmlar -or: '7;1

n 12D cruiser. battle cruiser 2.1g-n11,°

of i5 quite a significant number 514q NiVg literally: a number thatis not insignificant

annulled, insignificant, negligible

insignificant or negligible SI f f1:1 quantity

IA n4 equipment

personal equipment

unit equipment

accommodation stores

military equipment

broadcast, dispatch, message

signal message

cryptogram

030 OLIO aqi9V following closely

" N 3 N,A.T.0 (North Atlantic Treaty Organ#ation)

"Rs gap %pail educational gaP Itval 12.97, tila,gap.in the balance of irsavmdan P-eiments n427274Pmed

.Auantit4ive:' qtaiitAti

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, " n:mq nqma negligible quantity

Inqold qualitative

n4n,rs quality nqmpaq nedn nanws, quality matters more than quantity

desertion (from army)

deserter

- Adriatic Sea

- Black Sea

isthmus, narmor pass, strait

mining

concentration, centralization

concentration of fire

concentration of troops

power of concentration

Taan runn concentration camp

supPlY .Water supply

p a 57,13 refdeIling maintenance, '1U ram

1112In observer 0114Na 91eile U.N. observer

14TD;13.2 1 - in the absence of- 1437;) absence, lack 1.Nr

010 9 'Ali 3 - aircraft carrier

xVis - carrier

neongs Walis - ammunit:Ion carrier N. s- ..

cr);.;.79 $103 - mailman

vls rieis - fruit-bearing ..s - -(lit. & fig.)

self-$ufficient insvV. rnt

-qp, n17 short range

n1V range

rq,çs effective range 17 .2 17 .3ip 1.14'9R8IS

mnrin2 _deterring, ..detérrence. deterrent action nItgriU1132XV

-1Trvri arrangeMent, settlement.

nt13121. rip land-Power Power n0.142 tzer. 11911114.: 71DXVD alx.POWer'. sea power 1.4 n 1742, n n Ili132177a71 The Ore# Powers i : 9P 144"1 73,11.RP/3 vital interest interest

,;4411 vital, indispensable nvving malrffut vital importance

als vital need

safety belt

confidence, security

selfconfidence

security forces

Security Council (of U.N.)

Ministry of Defense

Minister of Defense

character, nature

The word Tila3 derived from the word paeZcolor).

v9iP? 1ili4 local color

li,?; of a political nature

coastal guard:

sower

-11V0., 7411vil patrolling It cames from the foreign word patrol, but it is put in a Hebrew form ( ) of verbal nouns of 4letter radicals.

19411 - interception (of airplane), forcing down

3Eq, - to be set up, established, placed, stationed

(n.) post 1V1:1, onop nel9 2.19. police post

virp forward (advance) post

alp% observation post

helpmate; wife iT33] lTDv- -

"IT17 aid, help, assistance

ntIn3 - landing Dim Nrui forced landing

"PVIP3 amphibianamphibious

ni2330-raTrig radical reform, reshuffle 'met/ robbing, plundering .

- to destro7, annihilate a titf-weiwxi devastation, destruction

n13imin hegemony, leadership, supremacy 4r4

dtia to tarry, to be late his efforts were frustrated 4 "VVs1 1 ggISsri

'74Q. to be frustrated, stultified

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B. Vocabulary and Notes:

191i31.1;gili oceanographic

nWISB possession, occupancy volume of body in space

The root of the noun;troll is Ipaa; to seize, occupy etc.

nuclear

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nucleonics

nuclear energy

nuclear reactor

nuclear weapon(s)

&Ian armed1 equipped

111121a "V ballistic missile

Ivq3 missile

"1.1 intercontinental missile guided missile '?

conventional

lunir measure, size rate

wilug liable, likely to (be, happen)

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20 1717Nn, - the Baltic Sea

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nnnen - destroyer (varship)

niaD cruiser 2.3e nnte battle cruiser

armament, arms

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1:11 , 017 - model, sample, pattern vs v...2.

;13-uniit, s: - estimate, evaluation

change ;114ir MBt

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n4Epst. - springboard, take-off(diving) board

promanda

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21 3.4 rIN ;1 14Re terrestrial globe

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114 D's?il frequency, succession, immediate sequence

superfluous, excessive

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to favor

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honor, value precious.things

7453Ur improvement, prefection 3

nita examination, control, test en n fire control

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(4121In 01171t)12$ - to the extent of, about

man - strength (of an army unit), garrison nnnil; naan effective (fighting) strength n'tipn'n nal?' war strength

D714 man power VT

seaman mariner, sailor

501. to be diluted, to be thinned out

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fishing, fishery

volume, capacity

actually, practically, in fact

transport, transportation

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041U emergency

11,13,p07 "Ears for the Kremlin". It is :SP.: . T a figurative idiom, that means: informative sources of the Kremlin.

236 The idiom derived from the expression: "'70D7 n?3Ir", meaning: walls have ears, or, in other words: everything can be known, even if you guard yourself by walls.

nq :qv Ilija (adv.) systematically, T . methodically

gystematization, method, methodology

motto, slogan, password

above, above-mentioned

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basis, base foundation

n4112/3 umbrella

nanp,rin - inflammability,conflagration, catching fire

9411al the Red Sea (Sea of ReedS)

amp spacei wide(open) place, region, area

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n3d - to repeat, do (go over) again, reiterate

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W.11,91 to become empty

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- guarantee, surety, assurance

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(n.) great forcee (im) 01=frts (adj.) strong, mighty, firm

natUral forces (storms, 90':1.1% nu! earthq(Akes etc0

min7pn ,11 to have (gain) the,Upper'hand, to have advantage over

risimnAn i to be the loserto be at %-- - disadvantage 38 forecast, spectrum 1%1M1 1TO DIT1121: weather forecast

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nIvlart n;altk vital importance

144".1 vital force

'44411 vital need na4saail vitality, indispensability

negation, negative 711. denial, refusal, veto fault

TOVqin-.114nrtmln indirect demonstration (proof)

131113 to profit, to gain

menT n throwing away, casting In this case nar;in means application. It was used for a while in this sense, but later it was substituted by the word (34 .tg? which has been accepted as a term for application.

12;4117170 "to.cast (lay) one's burden on"sto put one's trust in

load, burden lot, fate imposition, tax, levy, impost

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N110 entrance, alley, entering (preface, foreword, introduction)

deif, lti.. (where the aun sets) 54n1, retaliation, reward, recompense

to restrain, to moderate, 111q to slow down

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already, long ago

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found, staying, living

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nwey in, '41f to live without joy

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14y essenoe, essential, basis, foundation, origin principle, doctrine

especially, mainly, chiefly, primarily

nsuilhe itiolence, terror

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0,5 race, trunk, stem, stock

uc'q uncurbed, unbridled, without restraint

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commit American combat troops tothe war in Vietnam. This Aecision,

right or wrong, was as momentous as anydecision any President has

made since the Second World Marended. Another President would

certainly have announced, explainedand defended his momentous deci-

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B. Vocabulary and Notes:

necessity, compulsion

against one's will, reluctantly, unwillingly

-1-2?a change of personnel, reshuffle (Aram.) man. Heb. 13,A gt:

speaker, spokesman, mouthpiece

in qf jack-of-all trades a7t, hold-all supermarket, department store

- singularity, distinctiveness, uniqueness - setting aside, appropriating

- lonely, solitary, lonesome, forlorn

nervous breakdown En#2Vg 11.1111,12IN

Tig11111371171 undermining, upsetting, -Rs- shattering

nq 347titif ambition ambitious vstistkuivt-1

approach, attitude, access rnal1. nemr approach

accessible

approach roads, feeder lines N3R3 child, offspring, descendant VS

agtm? considerate

1E621V: emotional, sentimental

li.r4 vismixt " ; - hospitalization costs

(in plural only) money, value, cost, charge, fee

ne.1q 1R4 - deposit, earnest money

n4194. 'al - fare admission fee nco2D, ; ,nng -

trinum.2.. - film maker

--a. offhand, casually

37 vivin - (adj.) moving (the heart)

in -17n to reconsider, withdraw one's opposition, regret

1;217i1 121N the big capitalists of Hollywood

'7n ram magnate head, chief, lord, noble qW1 big capitalist, financial magnate

a railway magnate .7.114nV i ni11700 12/E

si demanding

lam, ,n ph an immutable (hard and fast) -a- - law

6073 ilritin .1141V - broadcasting service

to be insolent, to defy, to rill?. TF.1 put on a brazen face

to dare

1,1? - pressure cooker 11? pot, pan

interview, appointment

rap to make an appointment MI.11.

11065 wIN1 worthy of the name, proper suitable, fit, appropriate, proper, worthy, deserving

inR, Awl) shortly after 3 1r close, near

- intoxicating

UR1 rude, vulgar

to be enraged, excited

to boil to be enraged, furious

- banging

7110 - document

nalma - desk, writing table

"td; linle 14r0-9 to revile heap abuse upon linIR ewer, jug, pitcher ,o11101 boiling water

9 in?. blood pressure

914MR consciously; s derives from the root If srt

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11,11) spasm, convulsion

t =IN ":3 whenever, any tine vsm'er 012,t when

to abhor, detest, loPtlie 3 F.11

to squeeze, press (fIg.) to wring, extort, blackmail

to blackmail, extort money o'vc43au natlin nno to extort a confession

11lN 24MM 1/n (col.) airconditioned room -% 244'9 airconditioning

policy n44417.9 11Z. n4m4,79 policy, politics

protectionism, protective Taz4nilPi'7? policy

line policy, outline

relaxed, loose, slack

6275 11312 rm 6125 to stare, glare at, to set eyes on, sharpen one's eyes upon

tarn, to sharpen

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937737 - eyelid, eyelasL

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rinp, prestige

;FT ;min to bow, make a curtsey .. TV, il4R - bow, curtsey

nln;:i to pronounce, declare

siipp V, to take a beating, be flogged 399r to absorb, suck up, blot

n4614 - hard, cruel

to remain, surviv, be left

101 - to be gifted, graced with - to be pardoned

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940.7 33 29v2v7 "43 to reduce to a common faCtor

11114/ friend, colleague, comrade

R i? - to vomit throw up liqauf rria - W.C., closet, lavatory, toilet

64a cr use, service, usage

IFIV7S3 shock, shudder, horror

.11491,Ne championship

t-11 N champion

U1D, - debate, discussion, dispute, argument

pagn - trampled, trodden, routed (in battle)

ite2vin - Mont-Blanc

vision, sight, spectacle, N. phenomenon drama, play

3.1?. - hiding (secret) place

Ell 51 a -4 one mho has long legs and long arms

0LIS hands and feet (of a human) feet (of an animal)

to be moved, excited, stirred D11513O.* to beat, strike

nationalistic, chauvinistic

zealous, Zealotfanatic, jealous

roam sincerity, honesty, frankness

6477 1it:W.0911Na manipulator

Raa4 - hypocrite, hypocritical - painted

lEs - gap

informative, eypianatory

explanation, information, propaganda

- problem, subject for study

DIR1 Dioji human rights

.114DT right, priTilege merit cred:It

nian IDT ancestral merits,heredi- tary title

nntrin WIDT right of voting niazT iiild equality of rights, parity

lit4 decade, ten years Theoretically the word nib! can be applied to days and months too, but Pctually it is used for ten years only.

nO12.79 niTa citizen, native

ds3 ndwa ideal nolo yearning, desire TT lifting, rising

78 65 -7 n,Tr-lx nvna - to cure

healing, cure recovery, convalescence

nzn-IN to recover

1313 cyndcal

n-rrin voters (lit.:voters' voices)

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- destruction, overpowering, knockout, routing

:KRv. . robbery, prey

uniN -r'raQ - Uncle Tom's Cabin

nN - fireplace

JIV nglyi press conference ;MOD v party, social affair

nnAdiv record

rIqr"2111D.717.V the acme of perfection

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together on his left tide,o that they can't getpictures of his right

side. They are also sternlyforbidden to take pictures of him whil

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forseen this inevitable result of his attempt to control the uncontrol-

lable - and there is nothing more uncontrollable than a press photographer.

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austerity, simplicity

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within the scope of

realization, fulfilment

grave, serious, severe, critical, strict

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his condition is serious

n41910. freezing ('a) vin mew freezing of capital (wages)

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extension of validity

to be invalidated, lose effect, its validity expires

117,1q19.4 directly

1'741R ,cold-Po straightness, uprightness, righteousness, evenness Wnt to go smoothly (straight)

unip7Vin balance of payments

ITRD balance

9as, wing, flank, department

2;a11, rationing

E;121 import s lsod,_ import permit (licence) s s

134113 prodact

1400. t 1X4D Peiti finish0 Pi"odu#

1010 remainder, remnant, surplus Pre4aminence, superioritY abundance

,aserifIce'.

, . - TzleR saving, economy alspziaa a,sqwe to introduce economy in the budget

14-n consumer

hired, labourer, wage earner

Di daily worker night worker n'?Vi.02 -on,

911Dri tariff 91131m P3P to fix a tariff

r0a3n - limitation, restriction ger birth control n:0,n 1117aarc-vs- W,Ran without restriction

TIV70.1:1IPlegq to impose restrictions

11 With.? credit

Td13311v.2 consuniption fuel consuMptiOn PV 1 isdnxm sufficiently, meeting one's needs

T4a cutting curtailMent curtailing of wageS

1:191.4"; TV0**-11*J'..q4ti?; /9i14irigs,

_ cif'restraint 1491 ,1!;124 nr4iDE,}1 employment noi svi employment service (agency)

- to stress, emphasise

unemployment

out of work, uneMployed

131,1viu 111,- caul"; - pound sterling 1, :V% 'V

nu-1g a stock exthange

VIET? to rely, base oneself on, refer to 3rIntirif referring to, basing oneself on

n24 to stop, curb, restrain

healing, cure, remedy medicine drug

there is no remedy for this nf,q1s:1 lan.,T.Z.

iaiiv chronic

to'hesitaté doubt

nannauln evastonevasiveness

lifop by drop,4Owlys little 11112l'Inj bylittle

n 'drop

abindonMenti neglectf:s. negligence ., nadis nuiTa culpable neglect nylv ngirQ unintentional negligence

to clarify, clear llnan. n'yan nx ',run to clarify the problem "-wt. 4.

n;R:11R2 career

1,11311 challenge Unit5.

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The Labor Government, in fact, faces thesedaYs the most:seiouP

political crisis in its two and one half yearsOf Office,. Inracent

Weeks, Labor has taken aphenomenardbbing1 in loCal

oyer the CoUntry, lOaing contrOl of:London, Liverpool, Manchester

and:other old Iaboi stronghold-a tor-the ConserVativeS.It is as if the

Repliblicans Were to will in Cleveland and Chicagoand New York and Albany

all in cne year.

Most of the poll. readers2 think it,iseconomic dissatisfaction that has

moved the voters away, from Labor. To,meet theSterling crisiaihat

Angan last JUly 20,Mr.i. Wilson has cut hard,intoconSumer spending,

alloWed,uneMployMent to rise and froze,wages.:TheBiiish are nci.m0e noble3 than others in their attitude towards such unpleasantries.

Good politics, then, would counsel Mr,Wilson to relax the economic

squeeze4 and give the voters a little more money, but Other events warn that he may not do so.

10 drubbing niZ.V72 (n4.VE.1)

2. poll readers ilrti:1 11 3747 1213

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B. Vocabulary and Notes:

711; missile

vcivta ballistic missile stfue../,a .171t1 intercontinental missile

nrmn.'ply guided missile

net (in all its senses), network V V road system

camouflage net

electricity mains

guard net (wire)

niN, Rs' to appearbe published nix, m'xin publither

(adj4 attacking-:

attack

guidance, directjve,leading

04:11, threat, reatening.-

conventional accepted, utUal, 5#U- Clistomary''-

111nR p'rni fl1T11 to encourage someone, to follow .mv err, suit

"aanT. image' compari likenest,..,teseitiblánce , la sn - demonstration

aan to be exhibited, displayed, 11-1-1 showed, demonstrated

;71K1 exhibition, show

"vrzi - NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

ollnAriT./nth to make efforts, strive T WI effort, endeavour, strain

1'RIP to sink, Cause to sink

Issaa operational 1r s PX2D operation, task, mission, project

although

- to allot, set aside, allocate trianTan triwritin irrin the Armed Forces Committee Ir - TD armed

nanq - rejection I . - postponement - repulsion

19Deu to farce, tompel satellite

- to be armed, equipped

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IPP1A nuclear

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X-rays promise to simplify thehighly complex problem ofintercepting

and destroying a warhead - aproblem in ballistics that canbe compared

with trying to hit a bullet withanother bullet. defense The technical value of X-rayconcept lies in providing an area

against a small-scale, unsophisticatedattack such as Communist China this point might be capable of launching inanother five years. It is at complicated that political considerationsbegin to enter into the

technical equations3. By going aheadwith a Spartan4 "area defense"

system, the Administration might beable to appease all the divergent

political factions on theABM issue. It mould relieve the presslAres

from the large Congressionalfaction that is .arguing that the United

States should match.the Soviet Union,which is deploying5 ite- 014i*

system around Moscow-and ,perhaps.othercities, by starting todflady its

oun system. At the sametimeit could diaarm the "diSermerW who.are

worried that a United States_ deploymentmight set off another round in z the arms race. The Soviet Union wouldknow that the "light" system is not designed against Soviet rockets,except perhaps one that got away from "fail-safe" controls. It would reassurethose in Congress mho are becoming increasingly worried about Chinese nuclearcapabilities. And finally, the Administration could take the politicalsting6 out of any

"ABM gap" that the Republicans might try to pointto in the elections next year.

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worship, cult ln,gI 2,

- personality . WI'llq nzRxi (W7) n4orilx - persona (non)grata a suspicious person nVIRMrmatIP.1$ -

- Soviet UnAon

jubilee 50 years

jubilee celebration

610, to command, overlook the nraln '737quennwn the hill commands vicinity

state, kingdom,sovereignty, Nrim realm

1431. - successive, continuous,consecutive - attached, enclosed - imbued with - i.;aved

imbued with laire nailVt 9311. - hour) service 9.1121 nAld - continuous (24 1r .. nIsas, ontil aP7ti three successive years $ paved 162:1D nwix, dO,VIrma the road to hell is w ; with good intentions

wra 943, attached herewith VT

74 contradiction, contrast, opposition

1091 22 1717T11,-.1137 criminal offender

- taste - judgement, understanding, reason

11-1MS - upper class, upperpart, vv leadership, highest echelon - tree top

- engraver, carver, etcher,turner

-r- - conspectus, project, deal - disposition, arrangement

/4:1R battle disposition dInnTT, New Deal

- 11.1V1.12,1 industrial

to stir, mix, engage in =19.7.1 -

- a piercing(urgent, difficult) nPii 3 "al problem

aEi to bore, perforate, pierce, hollow, punch

P17.1, - to be in need of, to be dependent on

"r4V naiq: official apartment service -ro official uniform

131343.3. t111 - block (of buildings) Ir 11

da a clod, lump, bulk, block, bloc, group, mass

11012n to visit, tour

scouting, patrolling

secretary general 17,3v, --rwn secretary l'ue (formerly) recorder, scribe

private secretary 7S1P9 n:/Pe1 T13 117C l'inTe town clerk

warm - to be worn out

IP1VV,4-2gLIA electronic computer computer 2 111V3

antitl-r13i3rg - calculator 34drj - calculation, computation, reckoning, valuing

accessory

cigarette holder small pipe

golden mean (path) artangpv- ',ad.1

'Pv4ei path, lane, way, course, track

RRAIlarr.1 to settle (permanently)

small bit Tql a little, Particle, the statement is completely irian!m rya 17 11 unfounded (totally untrue)

1Q "V? sneer, mockery

. 124 pa sit? satisfaction, contentment supplying, supply n;ia p4 sz2 to find satisfaction in one's work, to enjoy one's work

p4sclo supplying one's needs

to care, to think about, to pay imm2- 1113 attention to

11.37.4 mind, knowledge, wisdom

nqni3 - convenience, comfort

- to afford, to reach as far as ill. nalIgn. . .

lal'v- - tenant, lodger

- subtenant rminv: lanv-

9murn nla condominium

rinters common, shared, partnered, joint

,g1 11UF 'D 5s1 - to fall on one's shcnader

Emu, shoulder *I

- tribe v -

productive 11131v:- -

of living roan- nal standard standard, level, degree height, high place

economist /7171,MIrer

112 2 5 EN] 014 demand and supply Nan ny, ;min t64?#u the demand for thiscommodity is large

12% U offer, supply

IX7314 - photogrnph g-

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accepted, received, usual, current, traditional, popular

u24 to learn, study, read(the meaning of) to be of the opinion

r4.144 oppression, persecution

ro,n, theoretical]y, in theory

n27n law, rule, tradition

TrZ,Vg refUge, asylum, shelter

-117d - fine, good, excellent

reflect, mirror

to devote oneself to

leadership

1112n13A. leadership quality, the gift Of c6nmand

to stumbleslip, totter

113 128 713, nilvm 11.19 he is bound (making) for, his goal is, his course is set for..

to be directed

51plp to succeed, prosper to become wise, prudent, intelligent to une.irstand, comprehend

ul:ga precedent ollgt (n24) gin unprecedented allRe 1I; to establish a precedent

D'iqa the to serve a6 precedent

niqn to dismiss Mb to banish, e to lead asteay, seduce innban nan nEzan.%. the inspector :las been dismissed

di 9 to retire, gc into retreat, keep aloof from

to retire for health reasons lutmlla% 'alma--ea ails

(Aramaic) last yeaz. levira

chairman

n4R1M) presidency

ri3.1971R disorder (polLtical trouble), commotion perverseness, perversity deceit

(here: fig.) steelyard counterbalance scales, balance

017.4 to shake, quake, quiver, rage, storm

space, vacuum, hollow 5.1r4. void

'74v4 aNtr astronaut

9117ti - adjutant, olde-de-camp (F.) - (bibl.) officer, commander

416R2 rrg, to fail utterly, come to naught desolation, emptiness, waste vanity, nothingness

.1;i31 .1:61 chaos, emptiness, disorder

4;40. in vain

COD 1114 IR to infinity

nit) l't infinite endlessness, endless

ilien to demonstrate, protest .%. to exhibit

nsas, demonstration nv.linEkrI3eTa mass demonstration 411 to hold a demonstration

111g4 - friend, comrade, fellowman, companion, mate

move nvila walking, journey distance stroke, gear WITIO shocking, amazing

nnln-to13711, shocking news T. 1 Gm r

m711713. - efficiently

n4'71311 - efficiency

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?lanais- chess chessman (-piece) "1:31.371i

Ilp I I t tomtt mate (in chess)

(tot:pact, con1:70 ) D3171 - to be defeated, trodded on

II8eta - (political) platform

Tan na4411t2 - foreign policy

range nz? n.-ri long range

to bear fruit

to carry, bear, lift, raise

- gradually, by degrees, progress- e ively

7131171 progression, gradation, gradualness

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ol94 - whole, full, complete, entire - honest, innocent, harmlesS - flawless, unblemished

n-Lml - proof, evidence

-tetun- although

(IN.717, - scanty, meagre, thin (oppof dense), sparse, rare nittiV2? scanty (superficial) know- ledge, meagre information

a1.174-11,10 thin (sparse) hair

- plot, conspiracy - knot, tie, loop - connection, relation, contact, communication

17.Va in the absence of absence, lack nr3nvv.1 lack of form, shapelessness

12449 conciliation, appeasement

04.10*n2E,1 conciliation commission D'94'? placating (soothing) words

71D112 - faction, group IP

nit-ADA - dissension, discord, division of opinion, argument, dispute, controversy

nt`pnla 3719, .bone of contention, apple of discord, debatable ground with amazement, ;%onderingly naruidnavz.:

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- abstract, naked, bare, deLuded, disembodied'

314 - grade, echelon (70o4) aiai high (low) echelon als fighting echelon V*00 aln support echelon a, %V

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in;o1 asp to moUld the character of

lilad ambassador., emissary, envoy Irn 1,116 ambassador extraordinary

cinde observer, spectator correspondent

11attrinvefe U.N. observer gr

mulainr) occurrence

144 Rail - exceptional, irregular, unusual, extraordinary (orig. - a fetus extracted in caesariansection)

wall, screen, partition

nnib - rule, authority, power vIrt

n-rao 'Pun man of Power TN't

118131 to assume authority, rule 41,117 3'11 with violence, exercise dominion over

niw 3. nid equally, in equal parts(shares) -iv I v.,. equal, equivalent, similar

703 - pair

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vq3i17.3 superiority, supremacy

13P tali' crown prince, heir to thethrone vv -

61:1% heir, successor, inheritor 13V rule, government, dominion

up 71-innr) to wrestle, pit oneself against

to stretch oneself

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eye brow

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publicly . 11TR '193/4. publicity

1.32 119 monotonous

rigasialn monotony

ElVT.1 - to deter, frighten

Eltln n'D deterrent force

2q1n - friend,acquaintance

B43171'31 - coquetry, coquettishness, foppishness, dandyism

1'an-1c19 foreign trade 'us trade, commerce, business

barter

nao free trade

correspondent, reporter UPBv- - Inn) at:; - special correspondent .....8 1131 2§2 - war correspondent unipya liR - limelight

liplL - projector, searchlight

- to be annulled, undone, violated

the merriment was interrupted . rriqut nmeart

.492T2 of state, of kingdom Isz,no n;p* state visit

11?4 - delicate, sensitive, refined

clearly, evidently, in reality ,17373ID.11* Li.,237 .., evidence af.lt, doing, deed

113a3r3 machinery, office establishment, cadre, staff, mechanism

land measuring, surveying

Elp land, soil earth, ground, bottom

'le ,4 ,lu - to go from strength to strength, to go l'rom success to success

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Fifty years the Soviet Union hasexisted, and its rulers are still afraid of their own people. They nolonger kill without discrimination and wholesale. Put in theteeth of world-wide protest,in which "slan- Communists join, they savagelypunish distinguished writers for spirits dering" their country, and thenimprison some of the brightest something of a still younger generation,for suggesting there is discussion out- wrong with this. Theyforbid absolutely all political side the private meetings of asingle party, whose members must present a united front or face notonly to foreigners, but also to party, 200 million fellow citizens.Obedience to the dictates of this sinister or the men who manageit, is still Riforced by a vast and

police apparatus.

The present masters know, asEalenkov and Ithrushchev knew before

them* that Stalinism will no longerdo - meaning by Stalinism total

terror and the immediate and silentliquidation of all dissenters*

real or suspected or invented. Itis true to say, as I have said

before, that for nearly 15 years they havebeen trying tc escape

from the prison of their own past.If this wmre the whole truth, it

would be a difficult task. The men nowin power were created by

Stalin; they came to maturity under him;they achieved their

positions by seriting him faithfully. They know noother pattern of

government. So the shadow whic% lies.overthe Soviet Union today

is Stalin's shadow.

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B. Vocabulary nnd Notes:

commissar

;1 - difficulty, aWkward problem

D'Invil 01nA1C - armed forces (lit,services)

wilY - service

Virl IVIle security services l'plin ,vrisr. - information services

vtni n ld - military service

74M1B reward, recompense, reprisal, s- retaliation

7403,1 10175 retaliation, reprical

1141g authority, mastery, discipline

disciplined, obedient

rilre - tyrant, despot

1131 u414 unbridled bridle, curb, rein

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rule, authority, power, office nTligV: - to assume authority, rule ni-112vet 3n2 with violence

5.1-4g4 (np,) vi - (adj.) covered by fog, concealed and unclear

129 142 to wrap up, cover, conceal. from the root "121.7"

administrative

7030 adninistration

nallp eiN-1 mayor , . municipality, municipal (town, city) council

nt-m nt7k being promoted, promotion nelv grade, degree, rank, step, stair

being reduzed in rank, demotion

plgei n411. temporary grade (rank)

n'303RE2 nelS professional grade

causing dizziness, dizzying, giddy n11non sigin1Qn dizzy(ing) speed vV: **4

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114 4 V19.. skill, expertness, specialization, mastery

augl support, badking

(herq to be purged to be purified, cleansed

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dictatorial, tyrannical

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S:: reservation 1113114;11 with reserve with a grain of salt

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1:13314 - planning

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(r03ismi), lisyd flood, inundation, deluge 921 to flood, inundate, mash amay to rinse

nktV1 to perish, die 7411 "Ita fallen in battle to die in battle -Pl11194

number, quorum, vote, score - minyan - ten adult male Jems, the minimum for congregational: prayer

niqu 11 ? MM1. score not inclusive, not to be 1;iva 17? i3't considered (counted), excluded 11a91 19 in extraordinary, extra full (associate) professor 1.4;leu 19(417g) niooilv auditOr (university student 1Z191 19079; attending course without credit)

:tO count, number, reckon ;14'3

117.4 (here2) to visit, come upon, attack to count, number, hold a census to order, command

Taal m7ried, ten thOusand

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tiresome, tiring den mud

lly ruins

ruin, heap of (fallen) stones

fall, collapse, ruin

flame throuer, flame projector a compound of 31.12 (flame) and nliv (cast) ant flame, glitter blade

n'13 corpse, cadaver

nialay surroundings, neighbourhood, vicinity, environs

nalao surroundings, neighbourhood; w : environment, milieu, circle in2'3002 '7Amon".:. to adapt oneself to onels environment

naInt forecast - spectrum Derives from the root "nTn" to look, predict, foresee.

(iikoZ) 11.1 to calm down, subside

113117a a 123ni vnl is eyes filled with tears

:rips to be collected gathered

134 agm ily, fat fattish

-VerYaorig time

ai' a period of firty years

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municipality, municipal (town, city) council

14 SKr measure, size, extent rate, proportion

113N - to estimate

cellar, basement tilt? nixvw Tilp bargain basement

111,419,1Nfl - Uffizi - a famous art gallery in Florence

- fresco, a picture painted on ipm plaster (on a wall or ceiling)

nav3a church

'12;n7B a mi:.eless(radio) transmitter

nzer broadcaster transmitter

transmit 1.1T to broadcast tmni?tt, ..wdreless,radio

IVANg stored

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storing

- estimate,criticism, a.preciation, valuation

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7 ii137:11x not to be compared to, incalculable

;frig: 1** 67 incomparably

044 to be injured, damaged, harmed, hurt

- crucified, Jesus 2453T a2x -to crucify 1. to cross oneselfAo make 2:02.17! the sign of the cross

cross lines "Pl.:T.) ° '1 P.

2'73 .cross, crucifix V 2 cilmn aincrt the Red Cross Iry 4.2 -

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Pin to be torn away, cut off, severed, disconnected

engraVed -

blemished, defective, notched

robbery-, plUnder, lOOt

:some idea

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to some extent

something

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2B9Q VIRE. without beipg stOpped

awir to stop, prevent hinder to delay

'1,S4 without

1194 - prisoner, captive

mr.iv nIR - prison, jail

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jailer, gaoler, warder

2.3;) to be stationed, placed, set up

.j -13in disposition, arrangement . *deal, pxvject

rit)11 tO blocks.. shut, Close

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while after / i p more, another, once more, longer, yet, still, any more

li3111 - central, median, intermediate lizla -Its). nva - secondary (high) school

- the lirediterranaan Sea 71 37tia Ina liz's3 la - median

13,071in - the Alps

amall toWns townlet ri-rouyv-s

to become less, to be impoverished, 624 n 9,II,wnn - "3.. to be exhausted

nSAM - plague, epidemic

34 n2i p shelter, a roof over one's head beam

(lit.) to lie 13i1.11947nsai1 (fig.) very near, irtt at the doormay

to lie, sit over,stretch out

thesethose

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to rise (of a tide, flow of river)

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Fears of epidemic rose last .night as -a third cT the entJrre Italain

peninsula lay stUnnedl and suffering ,under floodwater akci"-mud mpst extensive peace7time disaster in the nationYs history.Ilare than

.tmn days after storm,suollen rivers' htirSt their bahke in central an

north 4aIY, the- calamity-in- terms of human sUfferint:and mPreer4

152.- The Vatican joined with the ItalianGovernment to send aid. A massive force of over 100.000 men spreadinto the disaster zones to save the living and recover the dead beforeepidemic flared. Hundreds of thousands

were homeless. Mbre wereisolated and in danger of death fromshocks

starvation, exposure and landslides.Violence and crime added to the

misery of the disaster. In Florencesporadic looting-flared out. The

economic loss to the nation, emerging from aperiod of recessior2 was

incalculable. Florence and surrounding Tuscanysuffered the worst

blows. One day of floods did more damage tothis historic capital of

the Renaissance than World War II.

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B. Vocabulary and Notes:

. -241,q7D 04 - to rise against sameone

niam Wm:1n9 ratial riots nennq riot, turmoil, tumult, panic, confusion

racial purebred ,race D4217Ta:vs racism

ITIVN violent strong

.nanlVn - violence, terror

WID1=Ve acts of terror

background, foundation

the dispute has a '4'9 v2.1, 2'107917 political background

(niliMtrit) CV ) 71411?"11? slogan, motto es password, watchword

"1 i dna- "the BlaCk Power"

la sincere, true, candid, honest, outspoken

(hereD legislation np.,117.n. - - engraving, carving

equality, equalization

157: nqlw nqpI right of voting, suffrage, franchise

right choosing, choice, election

elections (in pl. form only)

pl5Q2 ballot, ballot box liTx polling district

't1P n221 polling committee..

field, area Sphereboundary, bound

(herer) appearance - prophecy, lision - outlook The noun derives from the verb nIuwhich means to look, see, predict, foresee.

7147n, .YdeonstratOr 71.evr.v to demonstrate, hold demonstration.Trotest, to:eXhibit:

- -march, parade

(here) to move, shift, displace, P/t13177-1, remove to copy

371213e plantation

nin - (here:) headquarters - stick, rod, stem - tribe slums dwelling place$ habitation

poverty, misery-

iRng moderaterestrained, considerate, composed, cautious

los to hang (fall, drop) behind to be backwird

NNW to be slow(clock)

131,51 1111

to advance

MOP to welcome, receive, meet greet, encounter

nin31-'4;4 equality (parity) of righ'..s %.

nrjr4 to protest against

nl'en rol'mq discrimination VV: 9 "PIO nVerl racial discrimination

ni5ra n13 to shout at the top of one's I. V voice (lit, in a full throat to shout in one's Ain voice

Tint throat, neck, larynx

lints 71217, to stick in one's throat

TTIN to take (seize, grasp, S. catch) by the throat

i3inax MEM as a bone,(lump) in one's I vy: throat

Ilansn guttural consonants,( rignym 3,21

159 .1.4i 315Itqw3 the middle class IDVD class (of society), position, rank, status scene (in a play)

nilovp rion'?o ,class struggle (War)-

.0edium, average, medlOCre, fair

unipnn to rise (st-and up) against, revolt, rebel, resist

Dqral rehabilitation, restoration

D4 p rehabilitation of the disabled

1,14 property, asset, riches

11151 13.151 suburb

*11. "blue collar" A term used for morkeras ae distinguished from olerlts officialsteachers etcwho are called "white collar"

1,3P contractor

smali,,,1-3.:ttle, petty, tivi

IR" , middle, midst, cente,O,

913.3.,,AIJ:u1.3?) ,., (fig:), dilyert;tray ,..

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gin* , to abus,e, 'cUrbe,0 Swear,- insult

2 2 (col.) bad,'rotten", "awful"

- pension, allowance T141R

7111 welfare support, assistance, help, aid IRO nall4 welfare state nsa 1:09 Ministry of Welfare

- follower, "fah", devotee - pious, kind, benevolent

nalQ registration

- quarrel, struggle

11R1 to interview lilx, interview, appointment livx, Imp to make an appointment

- as far as he isconcerned, as for him

9413 - pure, refined

to shuffla the cards 11Q.413 n4cIL card

wig 92p. Sure '(safe) card:

house of cards cr..p Pt.11 7.4? to show (expose). 6nels cards

Representatives . 011444D'R - Parliament House of nnz3 chosen, selected,

161 173 nliqaq dwelling, residence onaav ii (n34Dtf) residential quarter

211:0 - restriction vs - fence, hedge

to apply

(hererequiring, needing loaded, charged with

lApi, 1;374 this requires mending

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Today the movement seems stalled, almost a thingof the past, much to the relief of some and the frustratedbewilderment of others. Once the laws that protected segregation in the Southwere struck downonde the arbitraryl customS and:traditions that conspired2 to:keep NegrOes as a people apart were also declaredunlewf01 it,became ..clear that the civil rights movement will spreed from the SmithtO the North and West.

For millions, jobs are still out of reach'.They cen'yotethey'are: legally entitled.tO enter.this restaurant orthat'hotel but they have

167 179 Moreover, they face no money and nothingpromises to change this fact. the legal rights but the attitude'of manywhites who would graht them their neigh will still look down on themand will not accept them as bors- or let their childrenassociate with them.

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B. Vocabulary and Notes:

(olqn) ou drug, medicine, toxin poison The meaning here: drugs or narcotics

narcotics, narcotic 0,199. (pv!OP13) drugs

intoxicating

(niv?in) ninin history, chronology chronicles, consequences, out- come It is used oray in its plural form. nwm biography, life story sm211? nivrin Jewish history Dynan niI7in general history

- HydePark

(ning?) ;inn - to protest against

...,2 o174gin rol-R?trigip heavy penalties (punishment,$) are inflicted upon...

imposed (inflicted) upon, 'flt14113e -- thrown . lying, laid (thrust) upon

rminn .0712 re7a4n I am cit-lifsId,it is my duty

- (adj.) flowery, derives frimanis.

- perhaps

- just (mere) urchins

_ 173 185 nnns urchin, youngster ?go hooligan, hoodlum, larxikin

ltur - to be distinguished(outstanding), to be noted

a,mn 7qM37 gallows w :

inquisitive, curious, prying 1:11313

pmli? exciting, thrilling, fascinating - binding

marble

speakerst corner

naan..% - myriad, ten thousand

n'ala - limitation, restriction

"Mid -1-rm MD-1R .trima n the tradition is too old(long) %. to be violated...

1.1Va beyond what is required, more than

;I:pi 737 easily, without trouble

- to terrify, horrify, alarm

iyi3Rn trade union binding (together) union, association

sleepy, drowsy

1 sluM6er, cat nap

. 174 .186 at the time of, while, when 11124 time, season

("147) Nkft green grass meadow RP, -IR

(adj.) greening, turning green derives from the root

(on)lnillyng patriotic

mum rinsu protest rally general (mass, festive) assedbly

protest

(1,4e. neirr) lagi 04nin it seems to me

(ninurm) nuu to compete

("olft") "ulTr n1113 soft (hard) drugs (addictive & nonaddictive drugs)

npnl Inly young priests, acolytes E11%in this expression means novice or tyro (see also next items) 012 'WO air cadets, young pilots cadets, junior officers (nesp) ovavsp.;

14i2riqz multicoloured, picture9que, variegated

(nim$4151) pyjama, pajama

175. 187 94bq bare, naked, exposed, uncovered

ni wean: ol'an bare legs

rcillim n22, petal nwirm capital (of pillar) - headline (in newspaper), caption - (bot.) corolla

1411V (here:) navel center, highest point, hub

corSpil 1402, the hUb of the universe 1430 the center of the city

'has 47i1711 stalk, stem

to attach, join

(11-4 Jawro nmq ninix identifying marks, indications, syMbols of recognition

nIzt sign, mark, symbol, indication

1D7.14, recognition

(pirtal9 nil4T) xaba 247 married couple

Vq.5112 type, kind, model, specimen 2M-09V 904519-21t prototype

gT3'10 1D330 blue.jeans (in Hebrew the term t ....vs- "jeans". has to be preceded by the worn slacks orpants)

V910 shabby, tattered mr.to

looked older than his age 4 le; nall -

to 176 1It' vv? like, as, just as, in proportion to Hp1T P"-IF1 to inject (derives from to throw)

71?..,11; injection throwing

11101;2 heroin

7numU3n 97a171163 to be enslaved, to besubjugated

mq,5imin boisterousness, lack of restraint, : frenzy, madness .

167.:1 7:1 feast, rejoicing, jubilation

'1;4703-n1E1 - (adj.) petite bourgeois, middle slass

11:1341Aa bourgeoisie

"InTin wonderful, marvellous, miraculous exemPlary This adj. derives from the noun "InDie which maans: wonder, miracle and also example and proof.

(aNna-lo) - grain., berry, granule 3

;131.1q -to marijuana qv

loud-speaker, amplifier The word "'7'bPi1" ia more commonly used than'71p "riSir2". There is no difference between these nouns.

189 177 roiRn balding Derives fram "nn" : bald. The adj. "nngg" emphasizes the process cf getting bald, whereas "nun describes the final result.

idol rwrivs.114i]; 'idolators, pagans

"r-ant main quack, worthless phyUcian

1p71;11.1a - Bmkillist

(Nall) H - to import Pa-rives from the noun ( import ) the root is

El; 11121 vague, unClear, undefined Closed, stopped up, corked

monotonous

(adv.) entirely, completely 51,m*V v?",'7.07F perfect beauty sp1, the aame of perfection

(P.1111) PB1 - (fig.) to spellbind, enchant, fascinate - (lit.) to join, bind, hold

"011inin 13,971pm" the Black Moslems

Ionia applause, clapping

(n1x3 nitq) rm sect, party

178 190 -a 51:ra stands for (believes in) Derives fram "ty4"(flag, banner). The verb "1711r. connotes thtt lit. and fig. images that arefound in the word ".7.70," : to raise the banner of, prOfess, stand for.

"Irti nT:Pa racial segregation, apartheid

violence, terror, terrorism molVIR0. - (terror) rinwitnt acts of violence

- pacifist

- in good taste

yodesty, humility

newspaper columns

(nilmm) 11nm - tall, erect -1

aavn (here:) clearly shaped cut, carved

°D3.10" "square" Lit, translation of the English slang mord meaning: conventional or follower of society'srules. The Hebrew word per se does not convey this specificmeaning.

lila oin4 - to be accused, to be sentenced

career vv: -

aspirin

191 179 (here:) affair, episode, case ;It . chapter, section

to urge, stir, encourage, stimulate

to take advantage of... nri7ev: 7B3

wilan ignorance, illiteracy

1.1 suspect, suspicious, suspected niaoaa in suspicious circumstances *2 7E lArtir4 1457v he is suspected of

niRnVT permitting, allowing

L.S.D.

te.)4141211 "trip" (in its specific meaning of experiencing new "areas"of emotions and feeling during the process of drugconsuming. The mord in Hebrew is only aliterary translation of the Englishterm).

"crazy about" v4;r4, eager, enthusiastic,

mil9n invention

acid

(nilin) n'Tn dream, delusion .1 1"1"01 delirium, hallucination

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1:1513 timing Derives from the word"nE"(time)

1 80 (nipt-P) band, troupe, company, group

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nplvn lenin editorial

strong desire, mania

PR IM - distorted, perverted, out-of-brne

rilpan - the proportions (extent) of "-- the problen (nnnv) dimension, extent measure

D'DD ruptif the three dimensions

- purpose, aim .

("1"MD7) to bomb

13511163, when it will be published

when NTS

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