10.9. gy. A2 (példák)

add verb /æd/ 1 hozzáad, hozzátesz vmit vmihez [T]

Beat the butter and sugar together and slowly add the eggs.

Do you want to add your name to the list?

cover verb /ˈkʌv.ər/ [T] 1 fed, befed, lefed, betakar, letakar (rátesz vmit)

The light was so bright that I had to cover my eyes.

She covered him (up) with a blanket.

hit verb /hɪt/ [T] *(hitting, hit, hit) 1 megüt vkit/vmit (kézzel/vmivel)

She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.

Teachers are not allowed to hit their pupils.

hold verb /həʊld/ [T] *(held, held) 1 (kézzel) megfog, tart

He was holding a glass of wine.

She held the baby in her arms.

They were holding hands and kissing.

Can you hold the bag while I open the door?

throw verb /θrəʊ/ [I or T] *(threw, thrown) dob, dobál, hajít

She threw the ball back over the fence.

I threw the ball to the dog.

Could you throw me an apple?

off adverb /ɒf/ 2 el; le (vmit eltávolítva)

Take your jacket off.

One of my buttons has come off.

She's had all her hair cut off.

I left the lid off.

a determiner /eɪ/ also: an 6 egy (cselekvést kifejező főnevek előtt, pl. egy pillantás, stb.)

Take a look at this, Jez.

I'm just going to have a wash.

by preposition /baɪ/ 1 által (a cselekvő/a kiváltó ok megadása)

She was examined by a doctor.

We were amazed by what she told us.

The book was translated by a well-known author.

to infinitive marker /tuː/ 3 tenni vmit (egy tagmondat ismétlése helyett)

"Are you going tonight?" "I'm certainly hoping to."

"Would you like to come?" "I'd love to."

Phrasal verbs:

pick up ↔ sb/sth /pɪk/ 1 felvesz, felemel vkit/vmit (a kezével)

If the baby starts to cry, pick her up.

I picked up the kids' clothes that were lying on the floor.