4.4. gy. A1 (példák)

clean verb /kliːn/ [T] tisztít, kitisztít, megtisztít; takarít, kitakarít

I'm going to clean the windows this morning.

You should always clean your teeth after meals.

He asked her to help him clean out the cupboards.

wash verb /wɒʃ/ 1 mos, megmos [T]

wash your hair/hands

wash the car/clothes/floor

These sheets need washing.

I'll wash the bottle out and use it again.

bag noun /bæg/ [C] zacskó; táska, szatyor

a paper/plastic bag

a bag of apples/nuts

He packed his bags and left.

bath noun /bɑːθ/ [C] 2 fürdőkád

Have you cleaned the bath?

box noun /bɒks/ [C] 1 doboz

a cardboard box

a box of chocolates

clock noun /klɒk/ [C] óra (szerkezet)

I could hear the clock ticking.

The town-hall clock says 9 o'clock.

I think the kitchen clock is fast/slow.

The clock began to strike twelve.

She set her clock by the time signal on the radio.

key noun /kiː/ [C] 1 kulcs (zárba)

car/door/house keys

paint noun /peɪnt/ [C or U] festék

a tin of paint

There were so many paints to choose from that I couldn't decide which to buy.

shower noun /ʃaʊər/ [C] 2 zuhany, zuhanyozó

He likes to sing in the shower.

clean adjective /kliːn/ 1 tiszta (nem koszos)

a clean white shirt

clean air/water

Make sure your hands are clean before you have your dinner.

of preposition /ɒv/ 3 valami valamit tartalmaz

a bag of sweets

a bottle of beer

a book of short stories

sacks of rubbish

Phrases and idioms:

do the cleaning/cooking, etc. elvégzi/megcsinálja a takarítást/főzést, stb.

I do the cooking but Joe does most of the cleaning.