33.1.3. gy. B1B2 (példák)

common sense noun /ˌkɒm.ənˈsents/ [U] józan ész

The children shouldn't be in any danger as long as they use their common sense.

conclusion noun /kənˈkluː.ʒən/ 1 (végső) következtetés [C]

At first I thought he was a bit rude but I've come to/reached the conclusion that he's just shy.

apparent adjective /əˈpær.ənt/ 1 nyilvánvaló

Her unhappiness was apparent to everyone.

It was becoming increasingly apparent that he could no longer look after himself.

Then, for no apparent reason, the train suddenly stopped.

brilliant adjective /ˈbrɪl.i.ənt/ 2 kiváló (elme, ötlet, stb.) (nagyon okos/intelligens)

a brilliant young scientist

clear adjective /klɪər/ 4 világos, tiszta (biztos, nyilvánvaló)

Are you clear about how to get there?

It's clear that she's not interested.

I'm still not clear what I'm supposed to do.

clever adjective /ˈklev.ər/ 2 ügyes, ötletes (gondolat, eszköz, stb.)

a clever idea

I've got a clever little gadget for opening jars.

evident adjective /ˈev.ɪ.dənt/ (formal) nyilvánvaló

The full extent of the damage only became evident the following morning.

From the smell it was evident that the drains had been blocked for several days.

Phrasal verbs:

think through ↔ sth /θɪŋk/ (alaposan) átgondol (pl. következményeket)

He'd put the plan into action without thinking it through.

Phrases and idioms:

in theory elméletben, elméletileg

In theory, these machines should last for ten years or more.

make sense van értelme

He's written me this note but it doesn't make any sense.