6.2.2. gy. A1C2 (példák)

drawer noun /drɔːr/ [C] fiók (pl. szekrényé)

I keep my socks in the bottom drawer.

I don't like to go through other people's drawers.

furniture noun /ˈfɜː.nɪ.tʃər/ [U] bútor, bútorok, bútorzat

They have a lot of antique furniture.

The only piece/item of furniture he has in his bedroom is a bed.

seat noun /siːt/ [C] 1 ülés, ülőhely

Chairs, stools, sofas and benches are different types of seat.

Please have/take a seat.

A car usually has a driver's seat, a front/passenger seat and back/rear seats.

My ticket says 22D but there's already someone in that seat.

Is this seat free/taken?

Could I book/reserve two seats for tomorrow evening's performance?

shelf noun /ʃelf/ [C] plural: shelves polc (falon, szekrényben, stb.)

a glass shelf

on the top/middle/bottom shelf

One wall had shelves from floor to ceiling.

sofa noun /ˈsəʊ.fə/ [C] kanapé

Take a seat on the sofa and I'll get us some coffee.

stand noun /stænd/ 2 pult, állvány, tartó (bútordarab) [C]

a music/hat stand

stool noun /stuːl/ [C] támlátlan szék

a bar/kitchen/piano stool

a three-legged stool

table noun /ˈteɪ.bl̩/ [C] 1 asztal

the kitchen table

The plates were still on the table.

wardrobe noun /ˈwɔː.drəʊb/ 1 ruhaszekrény [C]

She was showing me her new built-in/fitted wardrobes.

furnished adjective /ˈfɜː.nɪʃt/ bútorozott

He's renting a fully furnished apartment by the river.