31.5.3. gy. A1C1 (példák)

entitle verb /ɪnˈtaɪ.tl̩/ [T often passive] 2 címet ad (könyvnek, fejezetnek, stb.)

a lecture entitled "Language, Learning and Literacy"

illustrate verb /ˈɪl.ə.streɪt/ [T] 2 illusztrál, szemléltet (diagrammal, számokkal, stb.)

This process is illustrated in the diagram below.

book noun /bʊk/ [C] 1 könyv

I've read all his books.

She wrote a book about the island's history.

I bought a book on/about Glasgow.

Phrasal verbs:

look at sth /lʊk/ 2 átolvas, elolvas vmit

Can you look at my essay sometime?

look through sth /lʊk/ átolvas vmit, átnéz vmit

I've looked through a few catalogues.

Make sure you look through your work to check for spelling mistakes.

read out ↔ sth /riːd/ (hangosan) felolvas

He read out the names of all the winners.

read over/through ↔ sth /riːd/ átolvas vmit (ellenőrzésként)

I read over my essay to check for errors.

write down ↔ sth /raɪt/ leír vmit (feljegyez)

Did you write Jo's phone number down?

Phrases and idioms:

glance at/over/through, etc. pillantást vet vmire, futólag átnéz vmit

She glanced through the newspaper.

in writing írásban

Please confirm your reservation in writing.