22.2.2. gy. A1C2 (példák)

chain noun /tʃeɪn/ 3 lánc, láncolat (eseménylánc) [C]

a chain reaction

His arrival set off a surprising chain of events.

course noun /kɔːs/ 4 folyamat, menet (ügyeké, eseményeké) [no plural]

Nuclear weapons have changed the course of modern history.

occurrence noun /əˈkʌr.ənts/ [C] előfordulás; történés, megtörténés

Street fights are an everyday occurrence in this area of the city.

The study compares the occurrence of heart disease in various countries.

process noun /ˈprəʊ.ses/ [C] 1 folyamat, eljárás (tevékenységek sorozata)

the peace process

Increasing the number of women in top management jobs will be a slow process.

The party has begun the painful process of rethinking its policies and strategy.

Going to court to obtain compensation is a long process.

process noun /ˈprəʊ.ses/ [C] 2 folyamat (lezajló változások)

the ageing process

strand noun /strænd/ [C] 2 szál, fonal (átv.) (történeté, vitáé, elképzelésé, stb.)

There are a number of different strands to the plot.

thing noun /θɪŋ/ 3 dolog (tény, tényező) [C]

The thing I like about Carol is her sense of humour.

He told me a few things about the army.

Your information is correct but you left out one thing.

underway adjective /ˌʌn.dəˈweɪ/ folyamatban van

Economic recovery is already underway.

on adverb /ɒn/ 3 folyamatban, tervben (van)

I'm busy tomorrow, but I've got nothing on the day after.

I've got a lot on at the moment.

Is the party still on for tomorrow?

Phrasal verbs:

be coming up /kʌm/ hamarosan jön/megtörténik

My exams are coming up next month.