20.2.7. gy. C1C2 (példák)

march verb /mɑːtʃ/ [I] 1 vonul, felvonul (tüntet)

Around twenty thousand people marched through the city today to protest against the proposed new law.

revolt verb /rɪˈvəʊlt/ lázad, fellázad (pl. kormány ellen) [I]

Many were killed when nationalists revolted against the new government.

riot verb /raɪət/ [I] lázad, zendül, zavarog

People were rioting in the streets.

suppress verb /səˈpres/ [T] 3 elnyom, eltipor (felkelést, lázadást, ellenállást, stb.)

The rebellion was suppressed by government forces.

clash noun /klæʃ/ [C] 1 összecsapás, összetűzés (harc/vita)

There were violent clashes between the police and demonstrators.

coup noun /kuː/ [C] államcsíny (!)

a military coup

march noun /mɑːtʃ/ [C] (ált. tiltakozó) felvonulás; menetelés (kat.)

She's going on a march on Saturday in protest over the closure of the hospital.

Phrases and idioms:

be posted to France/London/Singapore, etc. kihelyezték/kiküldték Franciaországba/Londonba/Szingapúrba/stb. (vmilyen munkahelyre)

He was posted to Germany for two years.

establish communication/relations, etc. kapcsolatot/összeköttetést/stb. létesít

The two countries have only recently established diplomatic relations.

the throne királyi hatalom

Elizabeth II came to the throne when her father died.

Queen Victoria was on the throne at that time.

Charles is next in line to the throne.