3.6. gy. A1 (példák)

time noun /taɪm/ 1 idő (időpont) [C or U]

"What's the time?" "It's ten o'clock."

What time is it?

What time do you finish work?

Would you like to suggest a time for the meeting?

Do you know the times of the trains to London?

Aged four, she could already tell the time.

What would be the best time of day for us to deliver the table?

past adverb, preposition /pɑːst/ 1 múlt (óra után, időpont megadásakor)

It's 5/10/a quarter/20/25/half past three.

I've got to leave at twenty past or I'll miss that train.

then adverb /ðen/ 1 akkor (abban az időben)

I was working in the city then.

I'm having a day off on Friday - I could meet you then.

Give it to me next week - I won't have time to read it before/until then.

I'll phone you tomorrow - I should have the details by then.

I saw her at Annie's but I haven't seen her since then.

when adverb /wen/ mikor?

"I did tell you about it." "When? I don't remember."

When's your birthday?

When did he leave?

at preposition /æt/ 2 -kor (egy időpontban); vmilyen életkorban

There's a meeting at 2.30 this afternoon.

Are you free at lunchtime?

In theory, women can still have children at the age of 50.

I'm busy at the moment - can you call back later?

At no point did the company do anything illegal.

on preposition /ɒn/ 2 vmelyik napon, vmelyik dátumon

Many shops don't open on Sundays.

What are you doing on Friday?

My birthday's on the 30th of May.

to preposition /tuː/ 2 múlva (idő kifejezésekor)

It's five to three.

Phrases and idioms:

half past one/two/three, etc. fél kettő/három/négy (időpont)

We got back to our hotel at half past seven.

last night múlt éjjel

I didn't sleep well last night.

Did you go out last night?

one/two/three, etc. o'clock egy/kettő/három/stb. óra (időpont)

It was ten o'clock when we got home.