13.8. gy. A2 (példák)

break verb /breɪk/ *(broke, broken) 2 elront, tönkretesz vmit; elromlik, tönkremegy vmi (gép, szerkezet) [I or T]

I think I've broken your camera.

brush verb /brʌʃ/ 1 kefél, lekefél; söpör, lesöpör [T]

Could you brush your hair?

Brush your teeth after meals.

pack verb /pæk/ [I or T] csomagol, becsomagol (bőröndbe, szekrénybe, stb.)

We're leaving early tomorrow morning, so you'd better pack tonight.

I haven't packed my clothes yet.

She packed a small suitcase for the weekend.

These books need to be packed in/into boxes.

paint verb /peɪnt/ 2 fest, kifest, befest, lefest (pl. falat) [I or T]

We've painted the bedroom blue.

I've been painting all morning.

I'll need to paint over these dirty marks on the wall.

repair verb /rɪˈpeər/ [T] 1 megjavít (gépet, épületet, stb.)

They're repairing the holes in the road at last.

I must get my bike repaired.

The garage said the car was so old it wasn't worth repairing.

tidy verb /ˈtaɪ.di/ [T] rendbe tesz/hoz, rendet rak/csinál

Have you tidied you room, Isabel?

brush noun /brʌʃ/ 1 kefe; ecset; seprű [C]

a brush and comb

a clothes brush

a nail brush

a stiff wire brush

wash noun /wɒʃ/ mosás; mosakodás [C usually no plural]

Those curtains need a wash.

Erik needed a good wash after playing in the garden.

washing-up noun /ˈwɒʃ.ɪŋˈʌp/ [U] (konyhai) mosogatás; mosogatnivaló

Mick was doing the washing-up.

broken adjective /ˈbrəʊ.kən/ 2 tönkrement (gép, készülék)

My watch is broken.

dirty adjective /ˈdɜː.ti/ piszkos

Her face was dirty and tear-stained.

tidy adjective /ˈtaɪ.di/ rendes (minden a helyén van); rendszerető (személy)

The house was clean and tidy.

Everything is very neat and tidy.

Paul is a naturally tidy person.

Phrasal verbs:

wash up ↔ (sth) /wɒʃ/ mosogat, elmosogat

He washed up his mug and put it back on the shelf.