22.2.2. gy. A1B1 (példák)

thing noun /θɪŋ/ 3 dolog (tény, tényező) [C]

The thing I like about Carol is her sense of humour.

He told me a few things about the army.

Your information is correct but you left out one thing.

turn noun /tɜːn/ 1 sorra kerülés, sora vkinek [C]

Is it my turn yet?

It's your turn to do the washing up!

In this game if you give the wrong answer you have to miss a turn.

world noun /wɜːld/ 2 világ, vminek a világa (divat, sport, politika, stb.) [C usually no plural]

the entertainment world

the world of politics

lively adjective /ˈlaɪv.li/ élénk, mozgalmas

It's hard work teaching a class of lively children.

a lively city

They take a lively interest in their grandchildren.

There was some lively discussion at the meeting.

quiet adjective /kwaɪət/ 2 csendes, nyugodt, eseménytelen

a quiet and peaceful little village

It was a quiet wedding, with just a few friends and relations.

Business is quiet during the holidays.

I fancy a quiet night in.

in preposition /ɪn/ 6 -ban, -ben (vmilyen állapotban/körülmények között)

She's in a bad/good mood this morning.

You're in great danger.

He's living in luxury in the south of France.

Phrasal verbs:

go on /gəʊ/ 2 történik

Why aren't they here yet? What's going on?

Phrases and idioms:

conditions körülmények

The prisoners were kept in the most appalling conditions.

Severe weather conditions are making driving difficult.

What are their living/working conditions like?

Under what conditions do plants grow best?

go badly/well, etc. rosszul/jól megy vmi (alakul vmi vhogy)

My exams went really well.

"How did your interview go?" - "Rather badly!"

Something's gone wrong with my computer.

take place sor kerül vmire; történik, megtörténik

The concert takes place next Thursday.

things dolgok (az élet/hétköznapok dolgai)

How are things with you?

Things have been going very well recently.