5. Képzelet, emlékezés A1B1 (30) – altémák

Képzelet, emlékezés* (30)

believe verb /bɪˈliːv/ [T] 1 hisz, elhisz (vmit) (vkinek)

They believe that their health has suffered because of the chemicals.

I can't believe that she wants to go out with me.

I told you she was there but you wouldn't believe me.

believe verb /bɪˈliːv/ [T] 2 úgy gondolja/tudja/véli (, hogy ...)

"Is she coming alone?" "I believe so."

All the crew are missing, believed dead.

dream verb /driːm/ [I or T] *(dreamed or dreamt, dreamed or dreamt) 2 ábrándozik vmiről

He never dreamed that one day he would become President.

forget verb /fəˈget/ *(forgetting, forgot, forgotten) 2 megfeledkezik vmiről, elfelejt megtenni vmit [I or T]

I've forgotten to phone Jan.

Dad's always forgetting to take his pills.

forget verb /fəˈget/ *(forgetting, forgot, forgotten) 3 elfelejt vmit, nem emlékszik vmire [I or T]

I'm sorry, I've forgotten your name.

I completely forgot about Gemma's party.

I've forgotten what you do next.

I've forgotten how to operate this thing.

She'd forgotten that Lucy was coming round.

forget verb /fəˈget/ *(forgetting, forgot, forgotten) 4 elfelejt, nem gondol rá többet [T]

I'll never forget him for as long as I live.

imagine verb /ɪˈmædʒ.ɪn/ [T] 1 elképzel vmit (felidéz)

Imagine (that) you're eating an ice cream - try to feel how cold it is.

She imagined herself sitting in her favourite armchair back home.

Somehow I can't imagine him without a beard.

imagine verb /ɪˈmædʒ.ɪn/ [T] 3 elképzel, képzelődik

"Did you hear a noise?" "No, you're imagining things."

I can't hear anything - you must be imagining it.

remember verb /rəˈmem.bər/ emlékszik [I or T]

I can't remember his name.

I don't remember signing a contract.

Just as the door closed he remembered that his keys were inside the room.

"Where did you park the car?" "I can't remember."

Can you remember what she said?

I seem to remember him as a rather short man.

remind verb /rɪˈmaɪnd/ [T] emlékeztet, figyelmeztet vkit vmire (hogy ne felejtsen el vmit)

Remind me to post this letter.

Could you remind Paul about dinner on Saturday?

I rang Jill and reminded her that the conference had been cancelled.

think verb /θɪŋk/ *(thought, thought) 1 azt gondolja, azt hiszi [I or T]

I think she's called Joanna.

"Does this train stop at Oxford?" "Yes, I think so."

I never thought (that) I would see Steven again.

I think we've met before.

Do you think it's going to rain?

I don't think Emma will get the job.

think verb /θɪŋk/ *(thought, thought) 5 gondol vkire/vmire, eszébe jut vki/vmi [I]

I was just thinking about you when you phoned.

I often think of our time in Egypt.

would modal verb /wʊd/ 4 lenne (elképzelt helyzet) also: 'd

It would be lovely to go to New York.

fact noun /fækt/ 1 tény (igaz/megtörtént dolog) [C]

I don't know all the facts about what happened.

I'm not angry that you took my car - it's just the fact that you didn't ask me first.

I knew for a fact that she was lying.

feeling noun /ˈfiː.lɪŋ/ 2 érzés, megérzés (sejtés, gyanú) [C]

I had the strange feeling that we had met before.

I got the feeling that she was unhappy with the arrangement.

guess noun /ges/ [C] találgatás

How old do you think John is? Go on, have a guess.

Both teams made some wild guesses, none of which were right.

imagination noun /ɪˌmædʒ.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/ 1 képzelet, fantázia [C usually no plural]

There's nothing out here - it's just your imagination.

For some reason the story captured/caught the imagination of the public.

There's a sex scene in the film which apparently leaves nothing to the imagination.

memory noun /ˈmem.ər.i/ 2 emlékezőtehetség [C or U]

You have a good memory.

She has an excellent memory for names.

He had a photographic memory.

memory loss

memory noun /ˈmem.ər.i/ 3 emlék [C often plural]

I have very fond memories of that period of my life.

I have vivid memories of that evening.

That tune really brings back memories.

real adjective /rɪəl/ 1 igazi, valódi (nem képzelt)

He's not real you know, he's just a character in a book.

Romance is never like that in real life.

realistic adjective /ˌrɪəˈlɪs.tɪk/ 1 valósághű, élethű

The creatures were all computer-generated but so realistic.

serious adjective /ˈsɪə.ri.əs/ 2 komoly (nem tréfás)

Please don't laugh - I'm being serious.

He was wearing a very serious expression and I knew something was wrong.

On the surface it's a very funny novel but it does have a more serious underlying theme.

Is she serious about going to live abroad?

unforgettable adjective /ˌʌn.fəˈget.ə.bl̩/ felejthetetlen

Seeing Niagara Falls was an unforgettable experience.

like conjunction /laɪk/ (informal) úgy, mintha

It looks like I'm going to be in the office until late tonight.

It sounds to me like you ought to change jobs.

You look like you've just got out of bed!

She acts like she's stupid!

Phrasal verbs:

believe in sth /bɪˈliːv/ hisz vmiben (a létezésében vminek)

Do you believe in ghosts?

remind sb of sth/sb /rɪˈmaɪnd/ emlékeztet vkire/vmire (felidéz benne vkit/vmit)

She reminds me of Elizabeth.

Something about his laugh reminds me of Rory.

Phrases and idioms:

Don't forget... nehogy megfeledkezz

Don't forget your homework!

Don't forget to lock the door.

Don't forget that classes start at 2.0 this afternoon.

not believe your eyes nem hisz a szemének

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw what he was wearing.

not believe your eyes/ears nem hisz a szemének/fülének

I couldn't believe my ears when Dan said they were getting married.

remember to do sth eszébe jut, nem felejt el (megtenni vmit)

Did you remember to call Isabel?

Remember to bring your passport.

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