19.2. gy. A2 (példák)

cry verb /kraɪ/ 1 sír [I]

I could hear someone crying in the next room.

"There, there, don't cry," she said.

We all laughed until we cried.

He cried for joy when he heard that his son had been found alive and well.

hate verb /heɪt/ [T] gyűlöl, utál

Kelly hates her teacher.

She hated the winter.

I hate it when you do that.

I have always hated speaking in public.

laugh verb /lɑːf/ [I] nevet, kacag

They laughed at her jokes.

I couldn't stop laughing.

I said he'd have to give a talk and he laughed nervously.

She's so funny - she really makes me laugh.

It's very rare that a book is so good you actually laugh out loud.

It was so funny, I burst out laughing.

miss verb /mɪs/ 2 hiányol vkit/vmit (szomorú/vágyódik utána) [T]

I really missed her when she went away.

She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.

I still miss my old car.

What did you miss most about England when you were living in France?

I really miss cycling.

glad adjective /glæd/ [never before noun] (gladder, gladdest) 1 boldog (vmi miatt)

I'm glad that you came.

I'm so glad to see you.

kind adjective /kaɪnd/ kedves, segítőkész

She's a very kind and thoughtful person.

It's really kind of you to help us.

Please be kind to your sister!

poor adjective /pɔːr/ 2 szegény (sajnálni való, sajnálatra méltó vki) [always before noun]

The poor girl didn't have any friends.

That cold sounds terrible - poor you!

sorry adjective /ˈsɒr.i/ [never before noun] 2 sajnálja (, hogy), sajnálattal látja/értesül (együttérzés)

I'm sorry (that) you had such a difficult journey.

We were both sorry to hear you've been ill again.

unhappy adjective /ʌnˈhæp.i/ 1 boldogtalan, szomorú

an unhappy childhood/marriage

He made her quite unhappy.

Phrases and idioms:

enjoy yourself jól érzi magát, jól szórakozik

I think the party went well - people seemed to be enjoying themselves.

Did you enjoy yourself at Lucy's last night?