24.2.5. gy. A1C2 (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.

out of preposition /ˈaʊt.əv/ 1 vmin kívül (az adott helyhez már nem tartozó részen)

Take the main road out of the city.

He has been out of the country for a long time.

outside preposition /ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/ vmin kívül (nem bent, de a közelben)

She waited outside his room for nearly two hours.

He lives just outside Birmingham.

over preposition /ˈəʊ.vər/ 2 rá (befedve vmit/vkit)

Put a blanket over you to keep warm.

I put my hands over my eyes because I didn't want to see.

round preposition /raʊnd/ 1 körbe, körben; köré; vmi körül (köralakban)

We sat round the fire.

I put my arm round her.

She had a scarf round her neck.

The Moon goes round the Earth.

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.