6.6.3. gy. A1C2 (példák)

stain verb /steɪn/ 1 foltot ejt/hagy; bepiszkol (pl. ruhát); bepiszkolódik [I or T]

That paint stained my shirt.

While she was changing the wheel on her car, her coat had become stained with oil.

Tomato sauce stains terribly - it's really difficult to get it out of clothes.

dirt noun /dɜːt/ [U] piszok

His coat was covered with dirt.

disorder noun /dɪˈsɔː.dər/ 3 rendetlenség, összevisszaság [U]

His financial affairs are in complete disorder.

dump noun /dʌmp/ [C] also UK: tip 2 koszfészek (koszos, rendetlen hely) (informal)

His room is a dump.

laundry noun /ˈlɔːn.dri/ [U] szennyes, szennyes ruha; mosoda

to do the laundry

mark noun /mɑːk/ [C] 2 folt, nyom

There were dirty marks on her trousers where she had wiped her hands.

His fingers had left marks on the table's surface.

She had a red mark on her arm where she'd burnt herself.

mess noun /mes/ 1 rendetlenség; piszok [C usually no plural]

My hair's such a mess!

The house is in a mess.

He makes a terrible mess when he's cooking.

Go and clear up that mess in the kitchen.

order noun /ˈɔː.dər/ 4 rend (minden a helyén van) [U]

I like to put everything in order before I go away.

The house was so untidy that she spent the whole day trying to establish some sort of order.

stain noun /steɪn/ [C] folt, szennyfolt, pecsét

a blood/grass stain

You can remove a red wine stain from a carpet by sprinkling salt over it.

clean adjective /kliːn/ 1 tiszta (nem koszos)

a clean white shirt

clean air/water

Make sure your hands are clean before you have your dinner.