29.2.1. gy. A1B2 (példák)

reason noun /ˈriː.zən/ 2 ok, indok vmire (helyes/jogos vmi) [U]

I think we have reason to be concerned.

There is every reason to believe the project will be finished on time.

balanced adjective /ˈbæl.əntst/ kiegyensúlyozott, mértéktartó

The news programme prided itself on its balanced reporting.

correct adjective /kəˈrekt/ 1 helyes, pontos

a correct answer

Check that you have the correct information.

Is that the correct spelling?

"Your name is Angela Black?" "That is correct."

fair adjective /feər/ 3 elfogadható, ésszerű, méltányos

a fair deal

He offered a fair price for the car.

That's a fair comment/question.

objective adjective /əbˈdʒek.tɪv/ tárgyilagos, objektív (elfogulatlan)

I try to be objective when I criticize someone's work.

perfect adjective /ˈpɜː.fɪkt/ 1 tökéletes (hibátlan)

a perfect day/evening

You have a perfect English accent.

The car is five years old but is in almost perfect condition.

Her performance was perfect.

perfect adjective /ˈpɜː.fɪkt/ 2 tökéletesen alkalmas/megfelelő vmire/vkinek

You'd be perfect for the job.

The weather's just perfect for a picnic.

proper adjective /ˈprɒp.ər/ [always before noun] 2 tulajdonképpeni (tényleges, igazi)

his first proper job

I've had sandwiches but I haven't eaten a proper meal.

real adjective /rɪəl/ 3 igazi, valódi (tényleges) [always before noun]

What was the real reason she didn't come?

Is that your real name?

right adjective /raɪt/ 1 helyes, igaz

He only got half the answers right.

You're right about Alison - she's incredible!

"You came here in 2009, didn't you?" "That's right."