28.2.16. gy. A1C2 (példák)

pressure noun /ˈpreʃ.ər/ 3 nyomás (gázé, folyadéké) [C or U]

water pressure

splash noun /splæʃ/ [C] 2 fröcsek, cseppfolt, paca; színfolt; fröccsentésnyi vmi

There were several small splashes of paint on the carpet.

Add a splash of lemon juice.

steam noun /stiːm/ [U] gőz

Steam rose from the boiling kettle.

a steam engine

the age of steam

The pump is driven by steam.

water noun /ˈwɔː.tər/ [U] 1 víz

hot/cold water

a bottle/drink/glass of water

bottled/mineral/tap water

Can I have a drop of water in my whisky, please?

damp adjective /dæmp/ nyirkos

The grass is still damp.

This shirt still feels a bit damp.

It was a damp, misty morning.

dry adjective /draɪ/ (drier, driest or dryer, dryest) 1 száraz (nem nedves)

My hat kept my hair dry.

These plants grow well in a dry climate.

This cake's a bit dry.

fluid adjective /ˈfluː.ɪd/ folyékony (átv. is) (anyag, mozgás, beszéd, helyzet, stb.); könnyed

fluid movements

soaked adjective /səʊkt/ átázott, elázott; bőrig ázott

My shirt was soaked.

soaking adjective /ˈsəʊk.ɪŋ/ bőrig ázott

You're soaking - why didn't you take an umbrella?

The dog was soaking wet.

wet adjective /wet/ (wetter, wettest) 1 vizes, átázott

a wet floor

a wet umbrella

wet hair

My bike got wet in the rain.

I had to cycle in the rain and got soaking wet.

You poor thing - you're all wet.

Phrases and idioms:

pour into/out/from, etc. beömlik/kiömlik/ömlik belőle/stb. (folyadék)

Blood was pouring from my leg.

splash about/around/through, etc. pancsol, lubickol

The children were splashing about in the pool.