24.6. gy. TOP 3000 (példák)

hate verb /heɪt/ [T] gyűlöl, utál

Kelly hates her teacher.

She hated the winter.

I hate it when you do that.

I have always hated speaking in public.

cruel adjective /ˈkruː.əl/ (crueller, cruellest or crueler, cruelest) kegyetlen

Don't tease him about his weight - it's cruel.

Children can be very cruel to each other.

evil adjective /ˈiː.vəl/ gonosz

an evil monster

These people are just evil.

kind adjective /kaɪnd/ kedves, segítőkész

She's a very kind and thoughtful person.

It's really kind of you to help us.

Please be kind to your sister!

nasty adjective /ˈnɑː.sti/ 2 undok, rosszindulatú (vkihez)

Don't be so nasty to your brother - he's four years younger than you!

nice adjective /naɪs/ 2 kedves

He's a really nice guy.

She seemed very nice.

She was very nice to me.

It was very nice of her to drive you home.

poor adjective /pɔːr/ 2 szegény (sajnálni való, sajnálatra méltó vki) [always before noun]

The poor girl didn't have any friends.

That cold sounds terrible - poor you!

sensitive adjective /ˈsent.sɪ.tɪv/ 5 érzékeny, tapintatos (megértő, együtt érző)

I want a man who's kind and sensitive.

Representatives of the company claim their plan will be sensitive to local needs.

In the movie, he plays a concerned and sensitive father trying to bring up two teenage children on his own.

sorry adjective /ˈsɒr.i/ [never before noun] 2 sajnálja (, hogy), sajnálattal látja/értesül (együttérzés)

I'm sorry (that) you had such a difficult journey.

We were both sorry to hear you've been ill again.

nicely adverb /ˈnaɪ.sli/ 2 kedvesen

If you ask your dad nicely, he might drive you there.