28.2.2. gy. A1B1 (példák)

drop noun /drɒp/ 1 csepp [C]

I thought I felt a drop of rain.

There were little drops of paint on the kitchen floor.

liquid noun /ˈlɪk.wɪd/ [C or U] folyadék

Add a little more liquid to the sauce.

Drink plenty of liquids.

mix noun /mɪks/ keverék (embereké, dolgoké, stb.) [no plural]

There's a good mix of nationalities in the class.

There was an odd mix of people at Patrick's party.

"She's studying physics and philosophy." "That's an interesting mix."

stuff noun /stʌf/ [U] dolog; szöveg; izé, mindenféle, holmi

There's sticky stuff all over the chair.

We'll have to carry all our camping stuff.

This week in class, we're discussing articles about industrial pollution, global warming, and stuff like that.

Do you want help bringing your stuff in from the van?

All that stuff she has been saying about Lee is rubbish.

water noun /ˈwɔː.tər/ [U] 1 víz

hot/cold water

a bottle/drink/glass of water

bottled/mineral/tap water

Can I have a drop of water in my whisky, please?

broken adjective /ˈbrəʊ.kən/ 1 törött, eltört

He attacked the man with a broken bottle.

Careful - there's broken glass on the floor.

damaged adjective /ˈdæm.ɪdʒd/ károsodott

They're selling off damaged goods at reduced prices.

Both the cars involved in the accident looked badly damaged.

dry adjective /draɪ/ (drier, driest or dryer, dryest) 1 száraz (nem nedves)

My hat kept my hair dry.

These plants grow well in a dry climate.

This cake's a bit dry.

hard adjective /hɑːd/ 2 kemény (pl. felület)

a hard surface

There was a heavy frost last night and the ground is still hard.

natural adjective /ˈnætʃ.ər.əl/ 1 természetes (nem mesterséges)

natural ingredients

a natural substance

He died from natural causes.

Floods and earthquakes are natural disasters.

People say that breast-feeding is better than bottle-feeding because it's more natural.