12.1.1. gy. A1B1 (példák)

experience verb /ɪkˈspɪə.ri.ənts/ [T] átél (tapasztal)

We experienced a lot of difficulty in selling our house.

It was the worst pain I'd ever experienced.

live verb /lɪv/ 1 él (éli az életét) [I or T]

After a while you get used to living alone.

When you retire, you want to live a comfortable life.

So the prince and princess got married, and lived happily ever after.

He simply wants to live (out) the rest of his days in peace.

She certainly lived her life to the full.

teach verb /tiːtʃ/ *(taught, taught) 3 megtanít vmire (pl. egy helyzet/tapasztalat) [T]

The whole experience taught him to be more careful with money.

try verb /traɪ/ 2 kipróbál, megpróbál, megkísérel (hogy működik-e/tetszik-e); megkóstol vmit [T]

I tried that recipe you gave me last night.

He tried the door, but the handle was broken.

Why don't you try using a different shampoo?

background noun /ˈbæk.graʊnd/ 1 (családi/társadalmi) háttér [C]

The school has pupils from many different ethnic/cultural/religious backgrounds.

They come from a wealthy background.

diary noun /ˈdaɪə.ri/ [C] 1 napló (személyes bejegyzésekkel)

I write down my thoughts in my diary every night.

I've kept a diary since I was a little girl.

experience noun /ɪkˈspɪə.ri.ənts/ 2 élmény (személyes tapasztalat) [C]

I had a rather unpleasant experience at the dentist's.

My trip to Australia was an experience I shall never forget.

life noun /laɪf/ plural: lives 3 élet, életmód [C or U]

You lead an exciting life.

I left home at 16 to see life.

Teaching has been her whole life.

independent adjective /ˌɪn.dɪˈpen.dənt/ 1 független (nem igényel segítséget/támogatást)

Grandma's very independent and does all her own shopping and cooking.

I've always been financially independent.