26.2. gy. B1 (példák)

surround verb /səˈraʊnd/ [T] 1 körülvesz, körülfog vmit (térben)

Snow-capped mountains surround the city.

Early this morning, armed police surrounded the house in north London.

Gwen sat at her desk, surrounded by books and papers.

She said that she wanted to die surrounded by the people she loved.

central adjective /ˈsen.trəl/ 1 közép-, központi (vminek a középső részén levő)

central Europe/London

Of course, you pay more for premises with a central location.

around adverb /əˈraʊnd/ 2 körbe, körben (elhelyezkedve/mozogva)

She passed a plate of biscuits around.

This switch makes the wheels go around.

behind adverb /bəˈhaɪnd/ 2 hátra, előző helyen/helyre

I was annoyed to discover that I'd left my bag behind.

After the party a few people stayed behind to help clear up.

nowhere adverb /ˈnəʊ.weər/ sehol, sehová

The room was very crowded - there was nowhere to sit.

These young people have nowhere else to go.

Nowhere does the article mention the names of the people involved.

only adverb /ˈəʊn.li/ 3 csak (sehol máshol)

At present these televisions are only available in Japan.

These birds are only found in New Zealand.

round adverb /raʊnd/ 4 körbe, körül (körbe mindenhova/mindenkinek)

Could you pass these forms round, please?

to preposition /tuː/ 4 -hoz, -hez, -höz (relatív helyzet megadása)

She stood with her back to the window.

I had my back to them, so I couldn't see what they were doing.

John's standing to the left of Adrian in the photo.

The Yorkshire Dales are twenty miles to the north of the city.

wherever conjunction /werˈev.ər/ bárhol; bárhova

You can sit wherever you like.

Wherever you choose to live there are always going to be disadvantages.

Phrases and idioms:

over here/there ide/oda

Put your bags down over there.