24.2.5. gy. A1C1 (példák)

back adjective /bæk/ [always before noun] hátsó, hátulsó, hátul levő

a back door/garden

the back page/seat

I put it in the back pocket of my jeans.

far adjective /fɑːr/ [always before noun] (farther, farthest or further, furthest) túlsó, távolabbi; távoli, messzi

His office is at the far end of the corridor.

The children ran to the far side/corner of the room.

front adjective /frʌnt/ [always before noun] elülső, elöl levő

the front door/garden

the front page of the newspaper

One of his front teeth is missing.

I'd like two seats in the front row.

high adjective /haɪ/ 2 magasan fekvő/levő

a high window

The village was high up in the mountains.

opposite adjective /ˈɒp.ə.zɪt/ 1 szemközti, szembeni (átellenes, túlsó)

My brother and I live on opposite sides of London.

The map on the opposite page shows the main lakes in the area.

They sat at opposite ends of the table, refusing to talk.

rear adjective /rɪər/ [always before noun] hátsó, hátulsó

There's a sticker on the rear door/window.

round preposition /raʊnd/ 2 körbe, körül (szerte, mindenfelé)

The landlord showed me round the house.

I had to go all round town to find a hotel that was open.

upon preposition /əˈpɒn/ -on, -en, -ön; -ra, -re; -nál, -nél; -ról, -ről; -hoz, -hez, -höz (ld. 'on') (formal)

Upon her head she wore a black velvet hat.

Please report to the reception desk upon arrival.

within preposition /wɪˈðɪn/ 4 belül (vkin/vmin) (egy helyen/csoporton/rendszeren belül)

a dispute within the department

There's a pharmacy within the hospital building.

Phrases and idioms:

side by side egymás mellett

We sat side by side on the sofa.