11.12. gy. A2 (példák)

across adverb, preposition /əˈkrɒs/ át, keresztül (egyik oldalról a másikra)

She walked across the field/road.

They're building a new bridge across the river.

When I reached the river, I simply swam across.

away adverb /əˈweɪ/ 1 el, másfelé

Just go away and leave me alone!

Would you like your burger to eat in or take away?

She's away on holiday until the end of the week.

Keep/Stay away from him.

down adverb /daʊn/ 2 le, lefelé (alacsonyabbra)

Is this lift going down?

Don't look down! You'll get dizzy.

The sun's going down and it'll be dark soon.

I bent down to look under the bed.

in adverb /ɪn/ 1 be (vhova)

Could you bring the clothes in for me?

Cut the pastry into a square and turn in the corners.

up adverb /ʌp/ 2 fel; fenn, fent (magasabbra, magasabban)

She looked up and smiled at me.

This road goes up into the Andes.

The water was up to the level of the windows.

down preposition /daʊn/ 1 le, lefelé (magasabbról alacsonyabbra)

I slid down the hill.

Adam fell down some stairs and broke her wrist.

for preposition /fɔːr/ 10 felé, irányában

They looked as if they were heading for the train station.

Just follow signs for the town centre.

This time tomorrow we'll be setting off for the States.

It says this train is for Birmingham and Coventry only.

on preposition /ɒn/ 4 -ra, -re (irány megadása)

Our house is the first on the left after the post office.

Take the first turning on the right.

until preposition /ʌnˈtɪl/ also: till 2 -ig (egy helyig)

Carry on until the traffic lights and then turn right.

Phrases and idioms:

up the road/street, etc. tovább ezen az úton/utcán

They live just up the road.